El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

I JENNA. Austria. Feb. 14.-Peacs
v and tranquility rather than pollt-
zeal questions are uppermost iu
the minds OF the people n the territory
that was once the Austro- = unss-riaa
empire. IN the opinion OF sir Hlinaul
Goode. K b e. director o. British
food relief IN Europe The CHIEF
TearnlnE OF the people. siE william
asserts. is for a return 70 STABLE.
peace time economic conditions that
VIII relieve the precarlous Industrial
situation that now obtains The
problem. SIR william believes. e an
exceedingly grave one
The position CT Vienna i a very
curious one today Once one Of the
capitals OF Europe. = stiu has a pop
ulatlon OF 100000 people. but What
can the tiny Austrian state. with
only s.5oo.o00 Inhabitants In all do
70 support 50 great city r. ron ne
economic point OF view 7 1zil 70 see
how Vienna can remain as L was II
the day Of Austro- Hun garian empire
Predicts DepopaIatfon-
There wiz probably not be 2 con
Vuisive process OF depopulation. but
the Viennese VIII 90 away from their
birthplace IN numbers In the course
OF time. and likewise many Austrlans
OF the country districts Some. Tor In
stance. viii 90 % South America The
emigration will be gradual and auto
matte. With regard 20 the existing
a very difficult one. No government
IS likely to be long lived which can
not supply the people with the basic
necessities OF IFS I should not ike
30 70 the constituents without being
able 70 offer them coal and with VerE
little food in the land
4 did not notice a strong feeling
for union with Germany among the
Ausrriaus- u must. however be re-
sleDDerec that president Eeisch and
chancellor Renner have both publicly
discussed the advantages Of uu-
lltlcal union with Germany.
People Want Peace.
in AL the countries I visited the
people have their backs TO the wall.
and are more concerned with the de-
sire for peace and tranquility thaa
with political questions. although in
Hungary there II a definite wish for
a monarchy
AIn Cseeho-sIosakta they are
settling downs but there a.
shortage there Of coal ana paw
n1nteriai.- In Rumnnln they hnre
n 1ood aurpiuu for export. yet
no means OF transport IL e. the
sane In JuEo-SllFia-
The people OF Belgrade feel uerr
bitterly the doings OF d'Annunzio At
EIume and along the D1lrlatlan coast.
but they exhibited much restraint. i
thought
@EFeryWhere the people need
rnW materials 60 WORK up. Credits
abroad are required for then to
obtain raw mn1eriita. EnElnnd
Will be able 10 do mere n the
United States comes IN
The Jugo-SlaV8 are SO Immersed
IN their own economic difficulties and
desperate situation that they nave
little time to think OF anything else
Peace and credit are the things they
need Boishsvism ls on the decline
al through southern Europe. despite
the prIvations the people have had 10
face The Hungarizns learned the les
son that BolsheVism does not supply
FOOD II there were no food and no
coal OF course there might be an
outbreak OF complete anarchy.
Approved By A1lfeE-
N Huazars the new head OF the
government OF Hungary. OPENLY
favors the return o. the nouarchfcsl
system Re Il approved By the allies.
who oppose a HapsburE restoration
In Hungary although a new dynasty
nigh pass muster. They are much
better of for food n Budapest rran
In Vienna Lack OF coal and WOO
and the utter demoraliEariou OF r.
transport system form serious DIM
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