Iron County Record | 1915-04-02 | Page 10 | The Austro-Italian Breach Widening

THEAOSHLI I GFILACH WIDENING I PRINCE VON BUELOW REPORTED M TO HAVE RE8IGNED THE ROLE OF MEDIATOR. Ambassador Seeking to Convince Italy S and Austria That They 8hoUld V Not Disregard Broader Question 9 of Policy and Self Respect 9 ' is I Rome. EffortB or Prince von Due -1f M idw, the German ambassador to brine JK m about nn agreement between tho Ital- m Ian nnd Austrian governments regard- fl ing tho cession or territory have dell jfl nltely failed, according to tho Agon- H zla National, which says it ls In- formed that when the last courlor from Vienna brought to tho nmbaesa- dor Austria's final terms' they wero m of such a naturo that ho did not con- alder It worth while to submit thorn 9 to tho foreign offico here. It is re- I ported that Prince von Buolow hao re- m Blgned tho role of mediator. According to another report, the ambassador la presenting tiie matter In a moro comprehensive -way flecking to convince Italy and Austria that thoy should not disregard the broader . question ot policy and mutual self- respect on account of posslblo mlBun- derstondlngs or tho moment Aus- trla, however, according to reports In Rome, nparcntly is still unwilling 'to mnko concessions acceptable to Italy. A royal decree has boen promulgated promul-gated extending tho prohibition of ex-vorts ex-vorts to Include all metals, sulphate ot aluminum, cement, Btearln, parafflne, ' vorealn and all materials for tanning. Tho government on February' 8 prohibited pro-hibited tho exportation of all foodstuffs food-stuffs except fruit, vegetables, milk and butter. Tho order included everything every-thing which might bo used to feed cattle cat-tle and other animals or poultry.