The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-04

bound together by 30 many historic ties
I,rhe review by AZ Ember. OF Dudapost, Il
Iperhaps more sensational than any OF In,
others: Admiral Horribly has caused u
Mai be accepted when the Magyar press
which enjoys very little liberty. would
scarcely dare to get into conflict with
The public authorities by publishing 3
false report Of such a paturef
II 10 already known, that French pil
business and big banking had laid III
hand on a part OF the Hungarian equip
ment, and we have asked this quest on,
What did Admiral Horthy get in OK.
change--slnce surely he exncied pay
mont for his assent, and had a srea,
obvious that he had insisted on certain
ADVANTAGES In the political and terri
torlal field. Below are shown what adj
yanteges were stipulated. according to
AZ Ember;
stated. authorized Horthy TO maintain
large army and cali ten classes to the
colors. In defiance OF the treaty OF st.
Germaln; II, however, II has prom sed
him Its aid In aggrandizing the Magyar
state At the expense of Czech fIovakia,
or Austria. or Jugo- Slavia, or Rumania
IT. In fact, II has planned to make sure
OF an additional army Of 100000 men
against soviet Russia II 10 quite un-
derstandable that It has jealousy guard.
ed its secret.
"The formation Of the little entente
was the first reply to the disclosures
same time the Balkan and Danubian
region was thrown into a state Of APP
prehension. The maintenance OF a
strong Magyar army is a danger TO
European peace. The appeal to this
army against soviet Russia Is q chal-
lenge TO the workmen OF France.
we have right and duty to de-
mand precise information. The social
list group in parliament will shortly
have a, chance to open the necessary
debate"
The text of the alleged treaty re-
isrTsd to above az published IN AZ
view. may be summarized thus:
"The first treaty, concluded, II %
said, on July 10, leases the Hungarian
state railways for fifty years to a
French company. formed OF stockhold-
ers In the great Schneider Creusot
works tthe French 'Krupps). The
crease passenger rates TO Ave times
their present figure and freight rates
shares are to be held BY the Hungarian
government, and the leasing company
20 per cent. of the annual net profits,
or not less than 40,000.000 crowns. The
French company promises to Increase
the rolling stock to its prewar level
within ten years. This treaty Ia alleged
to have been signed by the governor,
Admiral Horthy; the foreign minister.
Count Teleki, and the finance minis
ter. Baron Koranyi. and, on the French
side. by Count Saint Sauveur, for
Schneider q Co., OF LIE Creusot, and
MN. Fouche and Quillier.
"A political treaty, said TO have been
signed on July %, stipulates that II
the Hungarian parliament refuses TO
ratify the above agreement II must be
dissolved. and the agreement put into
force by decree. It provides further
that Hungary may maintain compul-
sorry universal military service and call
to the colors the classes from 1910 to
1920. The French government reserves
the right to control the electives and
to reduce them II necessary. France
also states it's readiness to intercede
with the league Of nations for the re:
vision OF the Hungarian frontiers fixed
In the peace treaty. This treaty ID said
to have been signed by the same rep
resentatives for Hungary. and by MN.
Fouche and Roul for France.
"A military pact Ia declared to have
been signed also. fixing Hungary's min
imum army at 10000 men, to be armed
by France This army isIto be placed
under French command in the cam
paign against soviet Russia.