Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-21

Serious Crisis For Entire
Europe Foressscn, Says
~ IN aaIoE,rrthy

M Observation-Disclosures stAteg-
nnen are fearful Of the cohsequSacss
40 the BolshsytAi crush Poland. Ads
SMiral NicholalsMorthy. regent ofs Hpn.
ny The Associated Press lSnIrespond-
senlt, said on thak subject @
SHOULD Observation-Disclosures Europe
would have to- face serious crisis
eaance all International order and stand
,SIng mower OF central ElropefhsS beent
shaken by tho breakdown after I'VE
years OF war and by the cruehlhg
peace treaty in addition to other evils
an the wake ofawar. The treaties die
EltAted BY the allies were unable to cree
ate order and tranquility,/on the con-
Etrary all our evils grew more acute
and All painful problems, on the way
Ct solution more or less In the past,
face US srtmiy like q many sphinxss.
eruption, still covered with smoke, ana
We cannot se9 any ~rsassurine sign
vet to avert dangers lurking in the III.
ture above, Europe.
"Is am informed about the prspaxa-
ttons Of the Bolshevists. These prep
Arations are not Of q, recent date and
Iit - not exclusively HungaFytAey are
related to. B~olshevistic propaganda Is
an enemy to all countries not accept
tng the principles of the Third Inter
rationale. trying to spread its doctriaes
IN he United states and Canada Just
AZ well as in Hungary.
The mostN dangerous means OF ali
B~olsheytstic ~Noftenstves Is Just the
Epropaganda and from that viewpoint
there was not a.zingle moment's+ceasa.
1tton in the. Bolshevistic ofShslve
against Hungary. On the Contrary II
maintains a feverish activity, against
usS by the meArb of the Hungarian
communistic fugitives in Vienna aided
with Russian money. 1t Is a pity thai
IN many western countries people do
not realize the dangers and the mean.
OF the Boishevist propaganda. .N
The relation OF Hungary to hel
Deighbors depends solely upon how
ward US. II is in their interest that the
treaty has been forced on US by thu
allies SO that. i4.thair duty4to start bet;
TER relations. y Although 1t ID much
easier Tor thentstoaSdo that. unhappils
they show very~few signsSof their in.
tentions to that effect up to the pres,
ent. They continue their i%ntolerable
attitude toward Hungary living or
territories severed from Hungary.
DAY by day for 1s months GU
people lhave been fleeing from@the &c.
GupleQ territories ana our f0llr0Af
terminals are not large enough Il
shelter the railroad cars they are liv'
ing in. These, prosecuted families o.
course. are strong advocates OF Al
tr%redentist propaganda. II u neigh
bors have a really serious Intention tt
Improve general sertimen toward us
they Ihayettp.r1ke it, POSSIBLE. frakg d
all for those fellow-countrYn1epg o,
ours to-return home-T They have Il
y stop Prosecutions SO that v 9onstha;
most unfortunate spot of Europe there
should be open for everybody a ehAnc,
:; to make a living compatible with hui
man dignity. 1t would be Of a f,rst rat,
importance to have effected that i'm
provement in public sentiment, AZ /:
preliminary condition to the resump
tionso o economic connections.
n The misery Of the people Of thes'
Il territories of the former Austro-Eun
garian monarchy. a compact cconom
n ical3 territory in the past, is due main
J,ilys TO the fact that all the natural. ocp
1fs sasd Gst Af e. 81 mosf 'ssi s son
INJECTIONS. We quote as an instance tn
saltgsNpply of the country which com
modify Mould be procured from tn,
mines, q few kilometers distant from
the weren't boundary lire in Marina
ros. In spite Of all that We are oblige,
to supplytour needs In salt from Ger
many. That unnatural order Of thing
increases enormously the cost Of liv
ling and paralysis all production"