America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-08
THE HUNiGAR1ANS CAN
NOT REFUTE THE ROU-
MANIAN CLAIMS!
(COntinued frOn, pace I


so a great a man. that it is I'M
possible to find any of his
works or even his name in the
large Public Library of Cleve-
land. But Seton Watson has
not less then 8 or. 10 volumes.
To Mr.. Scton-Watson, the grea
test authority on the Eastern
Question the University of
Ionelon has giHen the honor to
be lecture, in East European
History. Now, let us see what
the European Press has toNsay
about this great mans works:
Tile Spectator ! About ."Rea-
cial Problems in Hungary:
GA remarkable narrative of
political persecution in Hunga
|ry which will be a reveleation
to those who believe in the Ii
beral profession of the Domi-
nat Magyar caste.
The Saturday Review = A.
bout "The Future of Austro-
{ Hungary:
"'The best epitome we know in
english of the complicated pro
blem Of Austria Hungary.
Morning Post - "The book
should be read by all who are
interested in European poll
tics.
Manchester Guardian : 1--WE
know of no book upon the sa-
me subject which is as sane, la
borius and dispassionate'.
Scotsman The writer speaks
with the authority of a perso-
nal acquaintance with facts
and personages.
Neue Freie Press (Vienna) :
" "a a photo, negative suggests
the true picture, SO this book
reveals Oh almost every page,
by what it refutes correct, the
monstrous myths of which the
Dual -Monorchy seems to haye
bacome the object abroad.
Die zeit (Vienna) = To all
passimists within the Dual Mo-
narchy we recomand the care
f,n study of this book.
Az Ujsag (Budapest) = $50
we'll does he know our chief
evils, so correctly does he esti-
mate them, that instead of re-
quiring to instruct this foreign
writer (Thc Foreign writer is
|Scotus, Viatorus of whom our
.Hangal.ian Friends say that he
IS gave up the unequal fight and
retired not quite gracefully
we could well go and learn
from him.. We have before
.olr eyes more than a hundred
newspapers ana reviews, but
We think that the contrast bet
waen the opinion of the ."Az
[ isag" Hungarian Newspaper
and the "United Hungarian
s ,cieties and Churches from
Youngstown Ohio, in regard to
tie authority and reputation
of Mr.. Seton Watson is very a.
cl.te and suggestive. The Hun
gsrians in their wrath have in
dulged in an unpardonable ma
lice, and as a elimination Of
all this, they try to make even
tie great Norwegian literary
ti5an and one Of the most pro-
minent advocate Of peace, in
sfne when, from a warm friend
OF the Itmgarians when he
did not know the Hungarian
character, he became their grea
test enemy when found
out how perfidious the domi-
nant Hungarian race is. The
Hungarian mind seems to work
in unique way; there who are
against them they consider in
sane, and all who are induced
to believe in their false hoods
are "great savants" as in the
case Of Knatchbull;. but the
truth, the eternal truth can
not be hidden for ever, and
now, when so many mothers
have given their sons to make
this world "a safe place to live
in" we are confident that "the
rcvangers, pillagers, and op-
|presors be brought to book and
punished" as the New York
Herald says in a very judici-
ons editorial.
The Huns ravarnd Eurnna