The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-30
ALLY COUNCIL
TO AGREE ON
WILSON TERMS
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Immediately after having taken
direction OF tho ministry Of foreign
affairs and after the dispatch OF the
official answer TO your note OF &C.
tohar is. 1918. by which you were
able 10 see that we accept all the
points and principles laid down by
President Wilson In HIS various
declarations and are I'm complete &c
cord with the efforts OF President
Wilson 60 prevent future wars and
To create a league OF nations. we
lave taken preparatory measures, In
order that AuHtrians and IiungarihnH
may be able. according 10 their own
d sire and without being In any way
hindered. 10 make n decision as to
their future organization and TO rule
a.
Kegs for Peace
"since the accession 90 power OF
Emperor King Charles his i'm.
movable purpose has been Ia bring
an end TO the war More than ever
this IL the desire of the sovereign or
all the Austro Hungarian peoples.
who acknowledge their future des'
tiny can only be accomplished in a
pacific world. By being freed from all
disturbances. privations and sorrows
OF war
This L. why I address you direct.
~, Mr., Secretary OF state. praying
that you viii have the goodness 20
Intervene with the president OF the
United states. ia order that. In the
interest OF humanity, as In tho inter
est OF all those who live in Austria.
Hungary, an immediate armistiec
may bc concluded on all fronts and
for an overture that Immediate ne
gotiationr may follow "
That the allies and the United
states are ready 10 mako terms on
the basis Of surrender Of Austria in
considered likely. hut the entente. II
was learned authenticity. viii ntipu.
late that bohemia and slovaIia be
q .upied AS base for further opera.
lions against Germany before an
artnis,ico will be allowed Austria.
Austria IL regarded as In tho 20.
sltion OF having TO take practically
any terms the entente and America
present
Tho original ticket was that Ger.
many would hav. 10 give up her
submarine fleet and permit occupa.
ton OF her grand fleet pending the
outcome OF tho final peace negotia.
tons.
British pressure may have altered
that. for prcan dispatches from
abroad now suggest that surrender
OF no; only the u-boats but the
grand fleet will bc required
Austria'a note OF yesterday will
probably be forwarded 90 Versailles
ut once. Her supplementary ap.
peal from Count Andrassy. the new
foreign minister. 90 Lansing. Is un.
usual Diplomatic procedure ordi.
nAriiy would require that she ask
a neutral to aid. rather than ask
an enemy secretary Of state directly
FOR his good offices.
Tho sem. official Austrian enplnna.
ton 20 tho proas that her appeal
need not imply she WAS asking
for separate peace. apart from
Germany. was interpreted here
merely as a feeble effort 10 show
that Germany and Austria are still
united. However. tho explanation
showed that what was wanted viii
be separate pcaec--in the intorcH,
OF general peace.
President Wilson has raid that
the CF.cho siovnks and Jugo slavs
must bc satisfied with the peace
outcome. Tho Cxecbo- Siovak nation.
al council IN understood 20 inais,
on nothing shor, OF unconditional
surrender OF Austria Hungary. with
complete military and political
evacuation OF IN. Hapsburg regime
from Czecho-Jugo. Pole and Italian
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