The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-11

PEACE TO BE
SOCIALSTIC
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signed.
Il am not rociailstic myself. I In
tend 10 continue my fight against
Bolshevisrn- But peace must BE- eco
nornic and social. nv well M political
Ard u must bs established soon. or
everything accomplished by tho war
win be lost
II am sure the nations win have
enough foresight 10 stick TO Presi
dent Wilson's IL points. else within q
few years we will have another world
war. Hungary's policy In everything
will be Wilson. wiisoner. wilsonest
End Militsrism
when came into the govern
ment. I ordered the people to lay
down their arms. I did 80 with the
purpose OF putting an end to mill
tarism- hoped 90 show absolute
confidence In the wiisonian policies
and relied upon their basic Justice.
Now the Czecho- Slovaks, Rurnan
ians and Serbs are overwhelming us
Selling all parts of Hungary. tho In
the arrnisticc II was clearly stated
that tho administration Of NIL occu
pied territory would stay in the
hands Of the Hungarians.
Thus IL was demonstrated that,
90 far an the Czecho-Slo Ruman
ians and Serbs were concerned. the
armIsticc terms were military. and
not political. and were not meant "a
be kept
Potatoes, wheat. other foods and
coal arc IN the hands Of the nations
surrounding us. Distribution Of nc.
cessities Is impossible. Tho people
say that President Wilson cannot
prevail at the peace table.
This agitation II very dangerous
Budapest Is on the verge Of the great
catastrophe of BoIshevism-no: let
us call II by It's correct name-an'
archy. This Is not developing from
Russian propaganda. but from the
needs Of the people"
Must Make Haste
Public opinion is beginning "a
have the impression that the en-
tente wants us to become the vic
tins Of Bolshevism. There will be
no help for us unless the entente
makes haste and concludes peace.
The present government cannot
hold out much longer. II was who
led the people to trust President
Wilson's policies until the peace
conference should put them into cf
feet.
I'VE cannot do anything unless
we are recognized by the entente
We must receive assistance from
our erstwhile enemies. Actions will
be impossible with tho Czecho-Slo
vaks and Rumanlans lnhabltlns our
lands. The people are asking now
why led them 20 trust the entente
TO recognize us. The people are des
perate and certainly will resort 70
action which may develop into an.
archy unless something is done
quickly.
Regarding our boundaries. Hun.
gary must be n geographical unit
You can cut the legs and arms from
a man and he will live. But II you
cut Off any more he won't live. I
advocate the formation OF n com.
mission headed by Americans 20 fix
our boundaries. The Americans en-
tered the war TO crush PruBsianlsn,
mllitarism and Mittel-Europa- II
MittelEuropa Is succeeded by a
group of small nations irritated by
being prodded. there will always be
trouble"
Karolyl's cabinet has declared war
against the Bolsheviks who are
Budapest and Is cnforc-
Ing the strongest measures OF sup
preston. a cabinet crisis which
arose over the use Of force was re-
licved by the resignation of two
socialistic members. Garami and
Bunny. They were anttBolshevik.
but declined TO vote In favor OF pos
sible bloodshed