Evening star., 1921-09-18
BAVARIA VOW HORN
IN GERMlA US US SIDE
Monarchist Sepsatrialttiist Movement May
Break Out at. Any Moment :. Y
Threatening the Republic 4 s.

are more serious disaGreements than
those Of the past. = :; ..s,s...
lBnt. the fact, that the Germans. are
talking Of the next war after the old
latisn has been accomplished II signi-,
hcant and is Justification In measure.
for the SFrench attitude of extreme,
caution $E in. Isssening the restraints
that have been placed about Germany
through the treaty OF Versailles. and
cord. - .S-
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Hungariaa Danger Passes.
Apparently the Hungarian cloud
has blown oyer southeastern Euro
ment has consented to remove Its
grip in West Hungary. and ending
danger of armed conflict with the
Austrians. The Hungarians, armed
as they are. are in, position to seize
all disputed lands in Burgenland in
face of Austrian impotency, but when
the HunKarians, learned that the
Czechoslovaks would assist the Aus
tpians and that the larger powers
were ready to. strictly enforce all the.
EGrtans .aphonnced Wlthdtawal from
However the ,crisis! is!has4precipita
q serious: Aftua ationi tor the Hungarian
g9vernnsnt and 1T fs. declared that
aside and Count ASnaayi may assume
direction of the country's affairs
Should Horthys retire q great step
Will have: been taken. toward frus-
trating the Lhdendorn plot. which is
to reunite. austria and Hungary in
the. interest . of former; Emperor
Charles, and the setting In motion Of
far-reachtng plans looking toward
re-establishing the old order through
out central Europe. Hungary has not
rid herself of royalist fever and there
Is some question that. even should
Apponyi, come into power, he would
succeed in the face Of carefully laid
plots to re-establish the old order.
suspicion Of being hand in glove with
any attempt to bring, about general
Refreshments.
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TrS1ble i'm Eaat Europe.
Trouble is brewing in eastern Eu-
rope, where the spirit of resentment
against the Russian bolsheviks is
growing in the Baltic states as well
larly bitter in Poland and there is
reason for the belief that only her
culean efforts Of all the saner ele-'
ments will prevent q clash between
the reds rbia aad oanct sns
would include Rumania. in view of
concentrations Of bolshevik troops in
that direction.
The border states, including Poland.
arc finding that, though they may
have treaties with the Moscow au-
thorities guaranteeing certain stipu-
lated rights. the reds have q way Of
setting aside those. things that they
dislike and which, through the ext
gencies of the moment, they were
forced to grant. Trotsky has been
showing his teeth and Is said to have
been overridden in his desire to set
in motion strong military movements
against the border states. The reds,
nevertheless, even though starving,
have initiated movements to cause
disintegration Of Poland and other of
the smaller countries in eastern Eu-
rope.
.sThe Russians are paying little at
tention; to-. stipulatjons. Of various
treaties. and when the internal sitn-
alton of Russia improves to the ad-
vantage Of the soviet most anything
may happen. The more conservative
thinkers. believe that with famine and
pestf1ence stalking Throughout the
greater section, Of Russia. with every
Indication that conditions during the
winter will grow worse instead of
better, the bolsheviks will have their
hands fuH. even though they should
desire to move against those peoples
considered stumbling blocks in the
westward advance Of red doctrines
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