The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
ULTIMATUM BRINGS
PROTEST BY ALLIES
specialists without the aid of Hungarian

specialists without the aid Of Hungarian
officers.
Equipment Of all kinds needed for an
army of 100000 men must be handed
over, along with the following: Fifty per
cent. of all the rolling stock which still
belongs to Hungary. according to the rec
ords of the Hungarian State; so per cent.
of all the machinery and material which
exists in Hungary and is used for the
construction, maintenance and repairs OF
rolling stock; 400 touring cars, 400 mo-
tor trucks in good condition, with their
accessories; so per cent. of all live
stock. animals of all kinds, which exist
at present according to the records in
Hungary; 10000 carloads of wheat. TO-
600 carloads OF corn. 5000 carloads OF
barley and fodder, 80 per cent Of all
agricultural machinery of every kind ex-
listing in Hungary; all floating material
of all kinds which belongs to the Ru-
manian State or to Rumanian COM
panies or citizens taken away from Ru-
mania by the enemy and now in Hume
garian watets; 50 per cent. OF all float
ing material of every kind belonging to
| the Hungarian State; all Rumanian
prisoners and hostages and all Rumanian
deserters Of every nationality, now refu-
gees in Hungary. at the signature of this
agreement
For the purpose of delivering these
articles to Rumanian soldiers who were
unable to cultivate their land because
they were kept modified. to guarantee
the safety of the state against those
who continuously disturbed the peace
and because they lacked the necessary
means, which was taken from them by
the enemy, the Hungarian Supreme
Command agrees to maintain, at the
expense of the Hungarian State, during
the entire period which the Rumanlan
troops occupy Hungarian territory west
of the Tisza (rheiss) River. all the
Royal Rumanian forces which were
in these regions at the time OF the Sign
| ing of the present agreement, and to
procure the coal necessary for the cir
culation required by Rumanian military
| necessity in the region west OF the
| Tisza.
| Mission to Stay in Budapest.
1.-THE Royal Rumanian armies will
not be withdrawn to the east OF the
Tisza until the supreme Hungarian COM
mander has carried out the conditions
| imposed in paragraph A (for the deliv-
cry OF war materially"
After minor details 6vering the de-
| livery of material and animals the ulti-
| matum provides:
For the supervision and execution of
| this agreement a Rumanian mission
will be established in Budapest. This
| mission will be operating until the rati-
! ication of peace between Rumania and
Hungary by legally constituted Hun
garian authorities. The mission will en-
| joy all diplomatic privileges and the
immunity granted by civilized nations.
THE present demand must be accepted
or rejected in it's entirety, consequently
counter proposals will not be received.
The time for reply expires at 10 o'clock
p. M. August 5.
TN case these conditions are not ac-
ceptable the Rumanian supreme COM
mand will remove from Hungary, with
out regard to proportion, material and
animals which may be necessary to Ru-
mania to repair, at least in part, the
sad devastations wrought by the enemy
who, during all the time of his occupa-
ton and on the occasion OF the peace
of Bucharest, never knew the meaning
of humanitarian sentiments"