The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29
KARL'S FIASCO
AIDS REPUBLIC
Monarchists Have Lost
Prestige by Failure
Of Attempt
CRISIS BLOWS OVER


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'..I chancellor iu Doctor May.
INn international NuwH .,rfl.o
asked Doctor MnHt To dor,rIu. mo
reaction upon NuelriH'H troubled pp.
Nu'W outlook. NJ tho hungarian
uontrDhiHt plot and to give pn
opinion us 90 whether lenders iu hlg
country might be- tempted 10 swing
90 Wnuar hl.m as "a 'WHr out "
HIS reply ~ an emphatic prcdir.
ton that Austria win continue 10
remain a republic
Nounrchist Influence Small
uAr ,...,t ,,
Austrian narlnmcn, st,rd on The
hnsis Of democratic republic" he
declares In this, their attitude.
they faithfully represent the opinion
OF the largest majority OF the Aus.
trihn people, and IL may ho inter
tFlinE to point ont that even tho
othcrNi ~" very conservative Austrian
farmers are In favor Of the republic
cor course, Austrin, up TO three
years ago. always was u monarchy.
and nobody can ho surprised that
ihcrc are still monarChigts loft IN
Austria. Hut their Influence ls
small ana they thonlHolvcH declare
against any policy Of revolt or vio-
lence.
II Is natural that the anarchists
IRE trying TO make capitol oht Of
the fact that the republic 80 far has
not been able TO fultill all the hopes
put on her But the economic cat
astrophc produced In Austria, first.
by tho Impossible financial and cc-
onomic conditions OF the peace
treaty, ana, second, hy the world
~ uh'I,'nHlon hI w uhu', would
crum,nt A mona,rbioi ao,a,',, g..
morr ,h,n =, rnr,,tIio, 49, ''''',', l'.,,
pct +. rirb b,ryn., n,,, 'u'' ,
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'P""''"''H" WIN 'ru'hih
"on tho other hand, republicans
must be prepared because republic
snism, as new institution In cen
tral Europe. IL expected to furnish
proofs or Its efficiency II IL up to
them TO show that republican gov
'rnmcnt does not mean weak gov
cfhmeht As matter OF fact the
great question at tho present mo-
mont ls not so much monarchy or
republic but whether republic means
authority on anarchy. think We
may safcly claim that the Austrian
republic IL maintaining order and
that the authority OF tho govern
ment Ii increasing,
NO better proof could he nd-
ducod than the fact that the re-
turn OF tho OK Emperor Chnrles to
hungary was, from the very first
dny. dead failure ns far ms AUS
tria was concerned The Austrian
people kept absolutely quiet though,
or course, political passions were
"ishuy aroused
Charles for Hungary only.
"lt useless to ndd that Aus.
trin'a position has oven hcen slp,.
plfed and made moro clear hv that
event For in his manifcsto vbirh
charles addressed TO the Ilunrnrinn
nation ON lpnyIng nrnin no hns vim
cNprcsH words gaid TINT tho urnu.
mntip gauutlou. TINT h To goy tbr
treaty undcr which AuatrIn and
Hungary formed one whole under
the uapahurg docs NOT cNgt ony
moro Charles haJ formally do
vlarud that no wants nothinu hut