The Washington herald., 1918-10-30
COUNT AlVDRASSY
SENDS NEW PEACE
PLEA TO LANSING
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FLEA III kANSlNG
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would avert. only temporarily per-
haps. the ruin that is about TO en-
gulf the Emperor.
Germany Tsrbuient. :.
Cable dispatches yesterday fur
ther emphasize the turbulent condi-
tions In Germany, Austria and Tur-
key. Although the latter nation is
reported TO have followed Austria's s
example and to have made a sepa-
rate bid for peace. the request had
not reached Washington last night.
There Is an inclination to accept as
true the reports of conditions IN
Austria and Turkey but the admo-
milton ito take a grain of salt
regarding reports emanating from
Germany still holds good.
The State Department was advised
yesterday from Switzerland that the
accounts tending to show the pos<i-
,bility of a Bolshevik uprising In Ger
many-accounts which have BEEN
spread throughout Europe and have
reached this country-are nothing bu
German props ganda, disseminated b@
German agents and pro-Germsn pal
pers. The methods used by thes
agents are for the purpose Of iH
pressing the allies with the belt
that they must not push German
too hard" II was said. IL
An official dispatch from Zuri
yesterday says Count Karolyfs
tempt to establish government
the people in Hungary has failed,
this dispatch is slightly contradict
by others which reveal other meg
to arrive at an independent Hunga
The Zurich advice. however. decla
that a gigantic movement has or q
en- out, the nature of which is as
unknown"
Dictatorship Proclaimed.
1T is known. though" II contn
that the Magyar National Cou
has proclaimed fits dictatorship
that Count Karolyi has been
the mission of making this know
the king. The dissolution of
gary seems unavoidable now.
The young Magyars are getti4
a military organization, as was
In 1s4s. The crowd walks dow1E
streets of Budapest. demanding
the alliance with Germany be -
ed"
One OF the grain OF salt Et
patches also comes from Zuri
the form of a telegram from
which announces the dissoluti
the press bureau of the Germa
eral headcAarters The pape
the left, II is said, note with 70 !
reason that this press burea ,
been responsible for the spread =
groundless and false news, es BY !,
regarding the military power e :
central empires. ,
Conflict of Opinion. II
| The conflict of opinion fin
Germany is strikingly illustr epy s
an excerpt from the Vorwee e-
ceived yesterday afternoon han {
Entente diplomatic quarter, ch
says:
Z According to what 3nt ]
! Wilson and the hostile pr1 I've
: said. we must expect to be ID 10 I
/ the heart by the coming pts. I
/ There will be a moment of fn-
ate exaltation and cries Z sSs-
/ perate struggle TO the Ia his
will upset some of our fee put ,
we will have TO understs pat
! what we have now to do ttre-
vent bloodshed. It is at Iace
3 conference that we shou TO
save and gain. The conf pee.
different from what we AJeH-
pected, can no longer bXDYed'
and the only question III TO
/ make IT as soon as possibl
! President Wilson and n OF
( his cabinet held a Iengt sion s
yeterday afternoon. durl fhlch
( the international situatid its
I impending developments, b are
! Of tremendous Importance 9Tully
/ discussed. The President sd to
/ he in constant communic with
Z Col. House. his personal Hnta-
/ tive. who is now in Fra this
countrys spokesman in Yer
( sailles conferences.