The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-31
FAILURE IS
near, PEACE
COUNCIL IN
LAST STAGE
Three Months Will Determine
Whether Europe Will Sur
vive War or go Down in
General Smash.
BOLSHEVISM STRONGER
BY FRANK SIMONDS.

PARIS, March 31--As a result Of
7 the developments alike in Hungary
and in Germany in the past few days,
1t would hardly be an exaggeration
to say that in conservative circles the
view Is now held that there is not
more than one chance in four that the
conference of peace Will be able to
reach decision which will peacefully
transform the situation here We
have the following possibilities. First,
a rapid sweep Of Bolshevism east
ward, engulfing Germany and German
Austria in its advance. Two, the
moral certainty that Germany will
not sign any treaty Of peace formu-
lated at Paris and will either join
forces with Bolshevism or use Boil
shevism as weapon against her enc
mics. Three, the almost inescapable
certainty that when the people of Eng
land and France and Italy discover
that after six months of promises fol-
lowing four and half years of sacri-
flee, they have to bear the burden of
another war and are not to enjoy the
fruits of victory, they will turn their
own governments and eastern and
western political unrest will meet at
the Rhine. The fourth possibility Is
that the conference Of peace will still
be able to make up its mind what the
peace terms shall be and will possess
alike the power and the will to en-
force these terms.
Turning to the first of the four pos
sibilities; can Bolshevism sweep west
ward; The answer rests upon condi-
tions which we can only partially es-
innate, but in my judgment Paris to-
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moro certain than that Germany will
adont the no,icv of TrotsLv and I,e-
nine ,t Rrest-J itovsk and at one time
refuse both to sign and to firht And
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