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DUAL MONARCHY
SEEKING PEACE

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obliged to permit the Hungarians to
shift for themselves in the peace
settlement if they persist in the sep
aratist movement already in full
swing, but there are limitations in
official quarters that by no such
means can the Magyars escape the
assumption of full responsibility
for their share in the war and for
the acts of oppression they have
practiced upon the helpless minor
nationalities within the confines Of
Hungary and in the Balkans.
Vienna and Berlin in Accord
The fact that Austria has anti
cipated Germany all through in the
various peace moves without vlsibly
exciting any res eminent at Berlin is
taken to mean that the, two are
working in perfect harmony. Indeed
it has been suggested that in her
present disorganized and democrat
lied condition Austria no longer is
an asset, but distinct drain upon
Germany from the military point of
view, and consequently, that even
though intending to continue the
war on her own account, Germany
would be willing to allow Austria to
drop out, provided she could be in
sured against an attack from the
entente forces from the south.
Warning against any peace with
Austria that would not give the
allies free passage through that
country to attack the Germans from
the south was sounded here today
bv Captain Vasile Stoica, now in
Washington, who represented the
Roumanians of Austria Hungary in
the conference of oppressed nation
alities last week at Philadelphia and
who was wounded fighting against
the Austrians and Germans.
Captain Stoica said that if i'm
mune from attack from the south.
the Germans, by withdrawing to the
natural defenses of the Rhine in the
west might be able to carry on the
war several years because on this
shorter front the allied superiority Of
forces could not be used to full ad-
vantage.
Andrassy Named Cabinet Head.
Amsterdam. Oct. 2S.-The Vienna
Gazette today published letter
signed by Emperor Charles appoint
ing Count julius Andrassy to sue
coed Baron Burian as foreign min
lister and president of the Austro.
Hungarian cabinet council
Emperor Charles in an order to
the army and navy dated October
Is, which also is printed in the
newspaper, announces that the day
bringing peace to the homes is COM
ing nearer, The emperor appeals tc
all to maintain loyalty and obedi-
ence in these grave times full of con-
fusion which must not spread to
the army and the navy"
Emperor Charles and Empress
Zeita of Austria arrived at Schoen-
brunn palace Sunday morning from
the Royal chateau at Goedoelloe, |
near Budapest. The emperor imme-
diately received Count julius An
Grassy the new foreign minister,
and Professor Lammasch, the
premier.
A dispatch from Berlin says a
proposal that President Wilson'S !
note to Germany should not be dis /
cussed in the reichstag, was adopted |
by that body alta meeting held on
Friday. The conservative and indie
pendent socialists voted against it.
Revolt at Budapest.
Paris, Oct. 28.-Grave troubles |
have broken out at Budapest as the
result Of the appointment of Count |
julius Andrassy, who is suspected of
Germanophile tendencies, to be the
Austro- Hungarian foreign minister.
says Zurich dispatch to the Matin
committee of workmen and
soldiers has been formed to repre-
sent the extremist party in impend-
ng events.
Situation in Austria Grave.
London, Oct 2S.-As the British
and Italians along the Pave made
progress in charging the bridge
head east of the river, grave reports
regarding the situation in Austria
Hungary continue to be received in
London.
1t is reported from Amsterdam
hat the announced preparations for
he rehabilitation of the Austro-