Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-03-25
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PACT IS SEEN; PARIS
JOURNAL IS II ARMED
Two French and Several
Serbian Divisions Ready to
Take FieId-AIIied Moni-
tors Go to Budapest
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NEW YORK, March 24.--Hungary,
forming a soviet republic in alliance
with the Russian BolsheViki, has
declared war on the allies, accord
ing to dispatches from Budapest
today.
A soviet army Of 10000, under
General Georgey, is reported to have
crossed the Russian frontier into
hungarian Galicia and to be march
ing OH I.emburg, now held by the
Poles.
Other Bolshevik detachments are
said to be moving towards Buda-
pest. While there has been some
sisting the allies, whose forces now
are scattered throughout Hungary.
These are believed to be only the
advance guard of a huge Bolshevtk
army which Premier Lenine will
send into Hungary within a few
weeks.
The allies have sent fleet Of
monitors up the Danube from Bel
grade in an effort to reach Buda-
pest to aid the Hungarians in re-
disorder in Budapest, American dip
lomatic advices received in Paris
stated that the allied and American
representatives are safe.
President Karolyi, reSignlng in IA
vor of a Socialist, communist CO.
alition government. declared he was
turning Hungary over to the radi-
calls because the allies are concen-
trating their forces in hungary to
attack the Russia soviet republic,
satisfied with the peace conferences
attitude toward fixing the Hunga-
rian boundaries.
The new ministry Immediately
wirelessed Lenine for aid in oppos-
ing the allies. He promised them.
it was said, to keep in touch with
the military situation.
A report through Switzerland to
Paris says that Carl Kautsky, an
independent Socialist, has been sent
to Moscow by Count Won Brockdorff-
RantZau, the German foreign minis
ter, to inquire into the question of
closer relations between Germany
and the soviet government.
Rioting is reported to have occur
red in Budapest, but there is no re-
liable information regarding the en-
tente troops which have been in
Hungary for several months. Two
and Serbian and Rumanian troops
are available for use in Hungary
should their services be needed The
extremist element in Hungary is
said to be in absolute control and
has been in wireless communication
with Premier Lenine at Moscow. In
addition it has called on the workers
Of adjoining countries to rise against
their governments.
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DANGER IN SITUATION
PARIS. March 24:-(By the Asso-
dorff- Rantzau.s the German foreign
minister has sent Carl Kautsky, one
of the under secretaries IN the for
eign ministry, to Moscow to see
the chiefs of the Soviet government
and to furnish an accurate report
on the situation which will allow
the foreign minister to study meth
Z DDS as to the bringing about OF
& closer political and economic rela-
government, says Zurich dispa tch
n to the Matin.
THE situation is as serious as
N that which arose when the congress
+ Of Vienna learned of Napoleon's re-
dred years ago, negotiators have
+ provoked and have been surprised
( by destiny writes st. Brice in the
s Journal.
of ten today is not the fate of
the German cables or the Ieschen
commission. but the imperative ne
cessity of having Poland and Ru-
mania rebuild the watertight com
continued. "Otherwise Germany. de-
claring herself alone lin position
to save western civilization. will lay
Z down her own peace terms instead
Of those the allleS propose W u!C-
tate to her or will threaten to take
the lead in the Bolshevik move
ment."
This extract from an editor ial
accurately reflects the views OF the
N foreign editors of French newspa-
N pers. Some may express reserve as
N TO now far the movement is or is
not inspired by Germany, but they
a generally agree in placing, the prin-
= cipaI blame for the events on the
procrastination of the peace confer
ence, and in insisting upon imme,
q date steps to fight Bolshevlsm.