The plebiscite in Austria was marked by punctuality and thoroughness. With everything proceeding smoothly, voting was virtually finished at midday, although polling booths remained open until 5 p.m.
In nearly all towns queues formed before the booths opened, and by early afternoon almost everybody in ihe streets wore a brass button presented at polling stations as evidence that the wearer had voted.
Voting in Germany also proceeded smoothly and without incident. Despite a bitter cold wind and snow, Berliners flocked to the polis by the thousands, and within a few hours nobody was visible in the streets without badges.
The voting appears to have been absolutely secret. After receiving a slip and am envelope, every voter retired into a curtained booth to mark Hapsburg Charged With Treason Vienna, Apr. 11.
The Austrian Minister of Justice, Herr Hueber, has issued a warrant for the arrest of Archduke Otto of Hapsburg, son of the late Emperor Charles and claimant to the Austrian throne, according to the "Linzer Volksblatt" which states that Britain U.S: to Be
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