Evening star., 1919-05-02
FINAL PEACE SEEN
ON THE ADR|AT|C
JugosIav Issues Discussed
by Mime. Grouitch Before
American Academy.
Special Dispatch to The star.

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PHILADELPHIA. May e-That the
JuSoslavs Of the new Serbian king
dom will EVENTUALLY live in peace and
quiet with the Italians notwithstand.
ing the perpiexities Of the moment is
the view EXPRESSED by Nine. slavko
z Grouitch Of Serbia in an address
delivered today before the sessions Of
the american Academy Of Political
and Social Science,
In diseuss,as the many problems
the war, ana in citing the processes
involved in the Reconstruction Of mid :
ale Europe she declared:
Serbia Foresaw Difficulties.
The difficulties that would confront
SerbiA when she became an Adriatic
! power in addition to being a Balkan
state were not unguessed by Serbian
! statesmen. Italy's claim to rule
had trod was easily forecast. If Aus
trian hegemony in the dual monarchy
had not been able to subdue the Hun
Earians into some sen1blance of neigh
borliness with the other races of the
| empire. the disorderly spirit of a
lyittocracy gave little guarantee. Of
peanefui relations between her and
her medieval cuInmunistic eotemporary
on the Danube. -
TIM law ana order loving Serb
b4onks much. farther west on the
| map than where historE has plant
Cd him He 10 8 mold ana ternpera-
nnsent with the Scandinavian rather
! than with the Tartar or La tin. Hun
| gary and Bulgaria will be, as long
as they exist, thorns II his SIDE: With 9Th
| patient; ONCE the Adriatic dispute il
settled in hts favor-it may require
| yeaf4 t1 do that@he Will be friends
| With. italy, bscause f14 admires ItAl :
tthat soiaetking hi Wfich enbeiiishes ali
| it touches like the last rays of
"fns possibility Of sharing with
| Italy and Greece the economic use
tienhsnt of iii territorial disputes
must be ssrbia's frst Adjustment
and. this. can be done. only. at the
rklre conferences With guarantees
tkAt will. inspire confidence n the
isoplts-Wfatever touches one OF
| them will be felt by all
| No Bolshevism Among SlAvs.
The adjustment Of internal problems
@1li be 4a4y to arrange because the slav
! pS0QtSS uuCSISCdUQ each -OlACl dii4 10
np trouble in coming to solution OF
thair oAn problems. There ID no bol-
shivtsna among them. The settlement
81 the 4kr4rian situation in the former
Austrian provinces ID the only question
that might lead to serious trouble OF
a socialistic nature and most occupies
tie minds Of the statesmen and citizens
Of the kingdom.
"Ths war has taught the whole world
that J. uiited Jugoslav state within its
own natural borders is needed; as such
ths Ftil be. 4. etrong, guardian OF the
Satts Of the eatt and l. natural Alter
between Europe and Asia"
| The Eastern Question.
| Tat eastern question Is the khott
IthAt stalks through the haAs In which
tie nations are assembled in conference,
md there ID only one Of the great pow
lsrt that, can address the khost-the
United States"E==declared Morris JAS
nov, IT,, Of the University, Of Pennsyl.
Vania ii an address On The ottorna n
Turk and the Future Of Turkey in Asia
Minor 1T the opening session today.
THE 6bvfous solution to insure a more
tf4nauil development in Asia Minor 10
to 6ett 1t MP into 4 variety Of states. :"
he. said. ..-..-...
PrebIsnaA Of international reconstruc-
ltion VIII bt discussed here BY tome Of
the country's leading statesmen and
Idilien1AtS 1T the annual meeting today
iAfd tonh6ffoW There viii be sir ses-
lsions. each one devoted to an important
topic.