Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-25
Hungarian Cabinet Resignd
as Result of Pressure 4
From Par'a
NEW GOVERNMENT
BEING FORMED|
Official Announcement Received ID
Paris-Austrian Treaty Rssdy and
Will es Handed TO Delegates Tuss~i
day--Glven Five Days In Which -
Reply - Germany Claims United
States is Treating Nation Unfairly.

lag. 25.--The rcsis.... oa %
'"c hungarian government OF Arch
duke Joseph. previously reported in
press dispatches. was announced In
messages received by the supreme
council. The messages state tha, tho
resignation occurred at o'clock Sat-
urday night. In the new cabinet Paul
Garami, mintsted OF justice in n for
mer cabinet, will be minister OF com~
nercc-while former Premier Peidu will
be minister OF food. Karl Payer. a for
mer minister OF home affairs. Is des.
ignated as minister OF labor, and Count
Crany as minister OF foreign affairs.
The other places have not been filled.
Germany has declined to invite allied
troops to police Sllesia before they
nave that right under the treaty which
stipulates they are to safeguard the
plebiscite there, The Siiesian situation
is unsatisfactory.
Tells Hungary TO Gust Archduke.
Ihe supreme council recently sent
the following note to the Hungarian
government, in which announcements
was made that the coucll would have
no dealings with tho government head
ed by Archduke Joseph or any other
member OF the Hapsburg family:
The allied and associated powers
have been further considering lnforma-
tion derived from our reports and from
other sources as TO recent events In
budapest. The conclusions are as fol-
lows:
They are most anxious to conclude
durable peace with the Hungarian
people, but they feel that this cannot he
done while the present Hungarian gov-
ernment is In power. That government
came into existence not by the win Of
the people but by coup d'etat carried
out BY small body OF police. -oisasss !
the protection OF a foreign army.
No Lasting Peace.
ut has mt Its head member OF
the house Of Hapsburg. whose policies
and actions were largely responsible for
the calamities under which the world
is suffering and will long suffer. A.
peace negotiated by such government
Is not likely to be lasting; nor can the,
allied and associated governments give
the economic support which Hungary
needs.
"To It's reply that Archduke Joseph
is prepared, before approaching the
allied and associated governments. to
submit his claim To the test Of popular
elections. we must reply that this prQ-
cedurc cannot be satisfactory X tho
election Is TO be carried out under tho
auspicies Of an administration which
the archdul<e himself controls.
''The difficulties in the way OF OBJ
tainiug by election faithful refiec-
x..lI T.. q &tSa
present unhappy state of Hungary.
most serious. They would be over
whemng II an election were carried
out under Hapsburg influences. Even
If an assembly elected under such CIR
cumstances were really representative.
no would think so.
Insists on Resignation.
in the interest, therefore, of Euro
pean peace the allied and associated
governments mean to Insist that the
present claimant to the leadership or
tho Hungarian state should resign. and
that n government In which all parties
are represented should appeal to the
Hungarian people.
"The allied and associated powers
would be prepared to negotiate with
any government which possessed the
confidence of an assembly so elected.
The note was signed by premier Cie-
mencoau.
More Trouble in Balkans.
The Roumanian cabinet has refused
TO accept the decision OF the peace
conference relative to the division or
Banat and Temesvan. between Rou-
LAMA aud Serbia, according TO the
Echo dc Paris. which adds that Serbia
is reported to be considering tho gen-,
eral mobilization of her army.
A Wall From Germany.
Berlin, Aug. 25.--George Niuecfa IL