Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-24

had submitted the Hungarian greet
ing to the Bolshevist congress at
Moscow. which had received 1t with
great enthusiasm. He added: In
, order to communicate between Mos
cow and Budapest and report on the
! military situation, it is necessary to
| maintain permanent wireless COM
munication between the two cities"
lie concluded by extending com
munist greetings and handshake."
Basic, March 24.-Budapest was
| calm Saturday, according to advices
reaching here from that city. Busi-
ness was virtually suspended but the
streets were animated and posters
were displayed everywhere, appeal
ing to the people to continue work
The food commissioner has issued
n proclamation, saying:
AS result of the manner I'm
which the Entente acted, we
lave allied ourselves to the
| Soviet republic and have placed
| ourselves under the protection
OF the SOvictS troops. We have
advised them of OUR decision by
airpianc."
The revolutionary government has
| appointed commissioners for Buda-
| pest, it is said. Officers of the mu-
nicipality have rendered their resig-
nations. but have been asked to re-
main at their posts. Financial Com
| missioner Narga has notified bank
! directors that reliable bank en-
ployes would take up the direction
| of affairs.
Amsterdam, March ga demon
stration against the violation of
German territory under the peace
/ treaty" was held in Berlin Sunday
! in front of the residence of Presi-
dent Ebert. After the meeting the
! crowd went to the Hotel Adlon, where
most of the Entente Commissioners
in Berlin are quartered. Seeing
American officers, they mistooll them
for British and shouted
Down with England.
Amsterdam, March 24.-The Aus
trian Central Workmen's Council has
decided not to join the Hungarian
! movement in introducing soviet
government in Austria, a dispatch
! from Vienna says. The council, il is
declared, pointed out that such "a
course was impossible for Austria
because it is dependent on the En-
tente for food.
bhhie, MaTcn 24.-ln concluding It's
proclamation announcing the prole-
tariat dictatorship there. the new
Hungarian government said:
The Czecho- Slovak, courageous.
Rumanians and annexationist classes
wish to overthrow the Hungarian
workers revolution by force of arms.
We are determined. however. to de-
fend ourselves to the last drop of
blood against all attacks. With our
determination to defend the republic
goes the wish to conclude as speedily
as possible a peace which will ASSURE
means of existence for the Hunyari-
an working classes and make 1t pos
! sible for them to live at peace with
all the people of the world"
Vienna, March 24.-Asked what ef-
! feet Hungarian events would have
on the political situation in German
Austria. Herr Deutsche, secretary for
! military affairs, said to-day:
"lf the Entente treats us at it
treats Hungary. no one can guaran-
tee what will happen. a people driv-
en- to despair loses self-control The
might lose a bulwar5 against Boil
shevism which German Austria really
constitutes, if no harm is done it
economically and politically.
| LUNCHEON AT CIVIC CLUB
| Miss Martha Bailey was hostess
| to-day at a luncheon given at the
Civic Club.