Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 78, Hammond, Lake County, 18 September 1919 — Page 7

Thursday. Sept. 18, 1919.

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REAL FACTS ABOUT HUNGARY The Roumanian Side

In an "appeal to the president of th', United States" the Hungarian complain Vhiit "the American people had so little opportunity to benr Hunjfarla's sM of the etory." but the truth is thai thol American people knows very little about Koumanla and tho Roumanians. And this has given a pooj opportunity to the enemy of Roumania and fnfmy of all of the allied governments, including the government of the United States to -carry a destructive propaganda' aealnst the little Roumania, which, ss you know, has 5acri!lcet fo much for the cause of humanity and the great ideal for which this country too has pent its pons to shed their noble blood.' In order to save the civilization, and the sacrifice made by the Roumanians, the little ally from the Near East hopes that tho Americans w ill give a deep consideration to their Ju5t claims. j The Roumanian story is well pictured ly the Buffalo Express: j "Roumania went into the war at a! time, when leer support rromisett to be of the greatest value to the allies. Like Ita'.y. Roumania had been put under, the strongest pressure to take the Ger-, Sran side and. if she had yielded, the allies mlg-ht. well have l en forced to accept a German peace Ions' before the Vnited States had made up its mind to help them. Roumania, like Italy, dc-Fruit-Juice Essences Jiffy-Jell desserts carry real fruit flavors . in essence form, in vials. A wealth of fruit juice is condensed for each dessert. So you get a freshfruit dainty, healthful and delicious. This is tHe new-type quick gelatine dessert five times as good as the old kinds. Loganberry and Pineapple are two of the best flavors. Try them. They're found only in 10 Flavors, at Yoxxr Crcetr 2 Package for 25 Cents Nature Knows Best NATURE shapes baby's feet wide at the toe, with narrow heel.

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elded that the allies represented demoorncy and liberty and could be trusted, tnd that the German represented monarchy and scraps of paper. Roumania did not get the promised support. She was betrayed by the ciar'a government, while the western powers looked on in m stilled helplessness. She was invaded and suffered the Same horrors that befell Holgium and northern France. When the Ilolsheviki made fi separate peace Roumania had no Course left but to surrender on tho best terths s-he could get. The allied victories of 19 IS enabled Roumania to denounce that peace and to rccoer her independence. She. resisted successfully the propaganda of the Bolshevik! at her doors, when the United States and the allies were encouraging bolshevism by trying to negotiate with it and holding out to it the hope of recognition. Roumania put herself in the hands of the peace conference and waited. The peace conference forffot Roumapla. N'lna months after the arm is tree no treaty has been made with any of the enemies on the borders of Roumania: no steps have been taken toward any adjustment and reparation and settlement for Roumania. Hungary, her chief enemy and despotler. in the hope -f retaining territory which belongs by history and ethnology to Roumania, turned Bolshevist and began a new war. Roumania was left to fight that alone. It Is now admitted that her army t independent and ' not under allied control. The powers would not fight ths Bolshevikl. even though the Bolshevik! were fighting them. They found, after repeated trials, that they could nrt negotiate with the Bolshevik!. Roumania, however, for months accepted the dictation of the powers as to when to fight and when to stop. "When the Hungarians attacked, she beat them. "When she tried to follow up her victories and force a settlement, the powers stopped her. Finally the peace conference went a demand to Bela Kun to get out. Instead of doing so. he attacked the Roumanians again. Ho was defeated, and not till then was he pusted by a group of Socialists who had been working with him. This time Roumania refused to listen to peace conference dictation. She occupied Budapest, installed a government with which other nations could dal and named the terms of peace which

she wanted. The French are chuckling. The American and British delegates at the peace conference are furious. Some lody has done something. The confer ence has been flouted. A small nation has shown a disposition to take care of Itself, instead of allowing Itself to be ignored and abandoned by tho two vr three wise men who rule the peace con Terence. And It appears that in certain lata M baits (a ia'lUt HUTCHTNS rUMMOMUlna Tribunes t

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peace conference circles, Roumania. with ull her sacriflces and services, is now looked on 8 the enemy and llolshevlkl Hungary as the protege which must be de fended. " ' The agitation agalnat Roumanta has sprung up with greater violence since the Invasion of Hungary and the occupation of Budapest, by the Roumanian troops. Hungary was and Is still our enemy; Hungary at the time of the Invasion was a Bolshevik state, and It Is very clear that wo could not encourage the red anarchy! Besides this, the Roumanian's action Is very logical. Roumania could not start Its work of reconstruction aa long as the menace of the red anarchy was on Its border, and we must not forget that the Magyars or Hungarians repeatedly attacked the Roumanians which cost them very many young lives. Would any country stand this? Would this Country tolerate a butchery of their fiohs by the Hungarian red army without doing anything? No: is unthinkable. The contention of the Hungarians that "has been so fatefully demonstrated than an ally of the allies may commit deeds which are wrongs," Is Illogical, because the deeds Of the little ally has proven to bf of great value for humanity, and will prpve again that the Roumanians action was and 1 a benefit to humanity: It ends forever the Hungarian red menace and dlcourages the Russians. The allies being lenient to the Bolshevik Hungary Increased the difficulty of the little Roumania and in the meantime increasing the menace of Roumania's fall In the orgy of anarchism. With Roumanla's fall, the belt which has dlkled the Bolshevik world and the Western powers would be broken and a new and bloody war would be imminent. But the Roumanians have sacrificed again their own sons, in ordr

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t save the world from the imminent danger. ' The Hungarians In their appeal sayi "The demand of Hungary's neighbors for territory wron. as well, and while based upon radical grounds, are clearly Imperialistic." . This assertion Is far from ejpressIng the truth. Hungary Is the most polyglot state In Europe. Statistics as compiled at the census of 1800 saow that the total Magyar population is 8,679,014 and the non-Magyar population of Hungary Is 10,U,326. Would It be wrong to liberate over ten millions of non-Magyars from the yoke ot the Magyar minority? I think it is no use to comment further; the figures speak for themseljea. But what I want to say Is, that the most numerous population of the non-Magyar races are the Roumanians, which are over 4.000.000. living in a compact mans, and divided by the'r free brothers

the Roumanians of Hourpanla only by j artificial boundary. It Is very clear that "the-demands o" Hungary neighbors for territory." are not Imperialistic. The Hungarian say further: "That American people had so little opportunity to hear Hungary's side of the story." The real truth Is that the Hangar, lans have told too often their ficticious story. The many Counts and Statesmen which . have visited this country all had something to say about Hungary: we remember the visit by. the Count Albert Appony, the so-called "Angel of Peace" but who Is known through all the world and specially by the subjugated nationalities by th Ssenova massacre, and the law against the schools of non-Magyars, which have resulted in closing over 50 per cent of the non-Magyar schools. We remember the visit mitie ' Jiy Count Michael Karoly. Just before the beginning of the great war. who -is reputed by his invitation made to the Bolsheviks to take over Hungary's government; and we remember Mr. Dumba the Hungarian ambassador, known to the American people by hrs hideous act to cripple American Industry. Inciting strikes. . The gentlemen named above are typical of the Magyar race, they are like the rharlses of the old, hypocritically parading virtues which they possess not: defending rights to which they are not entitled, and manufacturing accusations against others

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when they themselves are the culprits . The Roumanian's claim In Transylvania 1m a Just one. and we admit with the well known authority in this matter R. H. Seton-Watson B . Iitt. that : A purely atadamic ques:ion has

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