Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-29
(The New York World.l
Especial Cable Dispatch }

tSpeclal CaDle DiSpatCh.}
Paris, March 2S.--Efforts are made
by the supreme war council to lock
the Hungarian stable door after the
Bolshevists have stolen the horse.
Quite solemnly methods of cure are
debated. although heretofore meas
ures of prevention had been ignored.
The Hungarian debacle comes as a
new demonstration of the bankruptcy
Of craftsmanship and inability to deal
with world disorders French Off
cials and newspapers neither of
whom can escape large share of the
responsibility. assume an air OF
astonishment and injury as II the de-
velopment had not been or would not
have been the inevitable result of the
do-nothing policy which has been con-
sistently pursued since Bolshevism
manifested its first strength.
Until yesterday the news from Hun
gary had been played down over
here, as Il suppression of the facts
would avert the evil Today the all
absorbing subject is Hungarys fall,
and writer's give free rein to criticism,
although against whom is not plain
except for the undercurrent of inn
plication in the Paris papers that
America and President Wilson are
responsible in some mysterious way.
Conference Wakes Up.
With Hungary irretrievahly lost and
Roumania almost certain to go, with
the Ukraine and other Russian bor-
derlands awakening, and thinly con-
cealing symptoms Of Bolshevism APP
pearing in countries so much nearer
Paris. the conference began to plan
TO discuss methods of preparing a
program whereby the subject could
ne referred to a subcommittee to
suggest steps leading to the consider
alton of action at some unnamed time
Lest it be thought that the forego-
ing Is merely the opinion of the writer
1T should be said that it represents
precisely the views of men of all ma
tlonaities high In the peace sittings,
each of whom, while caustic and dis
gusted with the trend Of events. is
quite sure the fault does not lie with
him or his country.
1t may be. as President Wilson
thinks, that the Hungarian menace is
Il blessing in disguise III that it will
speed up peace making. Others Join
in the view. but say the speed process
should show first on the league of
nations. However they may differ as
to where the Improvement should be
that something should be done ana
that something may eventuate from
the two main lines of action that are
being analyzed tonight.
Recognition Of Bplsheyism.
The first is the outright recogni-
ton of Bolshevism combined with ef-
forts to control and direct it, convert
ing TO general use such virtues as the
movement may contain and eradicat-
ing it's evils.
The second Is to assume that the
Bolshevists have committed an act of
war in leaguing themselves with the
enlente's enemy tHungaryl, and that
a declaration of war is therefore JUS
tifiable
Which of the two courses will be
followed nobody can say, but the odds
just now favor the former. Germany
may be leading toward the same end,
for the dispatches from Berlin indl-
cate that Radzaw is talking of an al
lance with Moscow, and that there
may be a new front made by those
two elements.
In any event the new situc ton has
gravely affected the pressdre that
can be put on Germany to make her
sign the treaty of peace, which be-
comes diminishing probability eacn
day.
Perhaps no better idea can be given
Of the narrowness of view held i'll
! certain quarters of the worldwide
convulsion that Bosheyism has be-
come than to quote a French official,
VINO said to me today; Hungary
, mas played us a dirty trick. She slips
into Bolshevism to escape paying rep
| arattons to us"
That is all that the new manifesto
tion of the strength of the Russian
revolution means to him and to many
of his fellows who prefer to regard
the menace as a local irritation in
stead of world disease