Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-11
By Frank. J. Taylor

Copyright, 1919 by the United Press)
Budapest, Jan. S.-{Delayed)- -" NS
peace which is not partially socialistic
will safeguard. the world, from. future
'Ears. President Wilson has this In
mind 1t constitutes his fifteenth
pointl-as yet unstated-which nusi
be developed before a treaty is sign
,ed."
In these. words, Count Michael Karo
iyi, Hungarian premier, described to
The United Press today what he be-
Heves should be accomplished at the
peace congress. The premier emphasize
ed the fact that he is not socialistic
himself and that he intends to continue
his fight against bolshevism, but he
Declared that he is absolutely convinc-
cd that peace must be social and eco
nomic as well as political. He strong
ly advocated the league of nations and
said the world must stick to Wilson Is
M principles or there would be anoth
er war within few years.
Is Outstanding Figure
Karolyi, a man Of noble birth, il
easily the outstanding figure in Hun
garian affairs. Practically alone he ac
tomplished Hungarian independence
and is regarded as the one man who
can weld the millions of his people in
TO solid nation.
''Hungary was dragged into this wal
: by Austria Germany, declared the
premier. "Our policy was / ever made
in Vienna or Budapest, but in Berlin
We were Berlin's sub-agents, never
walking on our own feet. | was againsi
hn alliance which meant that Berlin
owned us. Il couldn't do ether thar
protest. / tried every means to make
peace. stood against Germany. open
~ protested against the Brost-Litovsk
and Bucharest treaties.
"Now that we have lost the war, alb
solutoly our only hope is that Presi.
dent Wilson s principles will win al
the peace conference. The entente can
not let Hungary be crushed There
must be q society of nations with a
Fifteenth point No peace which is
not partially soc:n.igtic will guard th3
world from future wars. President VIII
son has this in mind. IL constitutes
his fifteenth point as yet unstated
which must be developed before a
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Saste JlsVi0o. -" So.h- 80 oyorvbei m.
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s,a.eG az torr;tor'. a. would stoy in the
peeup'eu .1il'tgtg ~ ~ oos;ans "Jn, '
hanGS tT, ol .ne :" damans+ro4cd i'',r that so
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asf a. so.t Siie 80 @a,G oancarned tbc armistice
anu o0ips WIZ ';,;t tonee na1 ~ ncliticaI
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Supp--es -, $50 o4Sor good sun.
o.aIos o"d ooal aro ~ tbe t,a,ds Of the
si.ons aaa.a;t;as ~, : ;mnossiblr The peo.
~ nu'4i' that prosidant wilson cannot
P.e say - 10 tba naaee conference This
] ]a,;tation i varv dangerous. Budapest
nsi'a'iun - % tha srao+ eata stronhe
as - ~ hoiahov;sn No let us call it by its
1"a. VI DDlo"e aa-na l'' onerebv This Is not de-
o voion;oa fron, Russian propaganda, but