South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 87, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 March 1919 — Page 5

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:ni!t-e on public information, m-vh ' j public hre last niht ;i summ.irv of I

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Ozrnin, lat foreign minister of Aus-tri.i-IIuniLrriry, which v:,is turrml tiver to ICltrar Sls .in at I'rawu? by th CUStOdian jlllc-i.il of fhp I'.nhrm-

nn Kovernnient on Jan. 1' 4 last. One ! ... I

ot me most M-nsatlonal or the Iis-

ioMirt's waä that th-r was a (lerman -Magyar conspiracy against th

Archduko Francis lVnlinaml, h ir- '

apparent to the thron of Austria,

who was asyns.sinateI at Sarajf vo ' on June 2$. 1911. because h was onsMcretl a rival of th then Kmleror William. I -Mr. Cre'l .said Mr. Si .son accept- I 1 the privilege of usinc th- cor re- I : pond f-nee In behalf of the I'nite.I ! States government. Translators and; photographer in the .erv jr-e. f the j commission of public information ! w re set at work to translate the I documents for K-neraI publication ! in this country as th final public '

ontribution of ih'- rommitt, ac-

. ordintr to Creel. He declared one!

copy was to be tnrn-d over to See'y of State Kinsing for ir- at the p-ac" onfren-e, while another was was to be xent to the committer at Washington for release t th press. H

adlel that Mr. Jinsiiitrs :py nndembtedly was in his hands and that the copy for th pr'.s.s probably was j

on it.s way to this country. In a report to Mr. Sisson on the scopo of the letters, CapL Immanuel

Vo.ska, V. S. A., ru-al of the Prague i

bureau of the committee on publh

information, said: Hanne I Ilreak with i rinanv. "from the documents anil letters ' it will be shown that Francis Ferdinand was working on building up a I strong Austria which would event- : ually emancipate itself from the in- ! tluence of IJerlin. This was block- j mg Berlin's plan for expansion to-! ward the east and the I?erlin gov- j ernmcnt came to an . understanding i with the Budapest government to I

offset the plans of Francis Ferdinand.

'From one. of the letters it is evi-J.

dent that the German emperor's son, Kit el Frederick, was selected to study tho Magyar language and to mako friends of the Magyar nobility. Xu Conspiracy In Serbia. "Although no positive proof was found from the documents on hand as to the cons-piracy to kill Archduke Francis Ferdinand, it is sufficiently evident that there was no conspiracy in Kerbla for that purpose. The archduke was rather a friend of Serbia in hatred of the Magyars, as ho knew of the conspiracy between the Berlin and the Budapest governments. "R is shown from the letters that when Aehrenthal (Austro-Hungar-inn foreign minister), annexed Dos-

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nia in 100 9. and Serhia protested through Russia and was supported by England. Count Czernin had an audience, with Francis IVrdinand. The latter was against war with Serbia as the powers would say 'Halt,' after Serbia was overridden and nothing would be in such a war. Hut Count Iloetzendorff, the chief of staff, was strongly for war. The Austro-Hungarian general staff wan stronply under the influence of the German general staff. "It is also shown: "(1) That a, strong centralized Austria under Francis Ferdinand was too strong a barrier against German expansion toward the far enst. Francis Ferdinand started to centralize his power first with the crea

tion of a 'ministry of the imperial court. of which the intention was to offset Magyar power. Oppiw I71etoral Right. "(2) That there was a strong opposition against the direct, secret and common electoral right for Austria and Hungary. "(H) That there was a fusion of all aristocrats and landlords in Austria and Hungary for the support of the emperor against peoples rights and social democrats. Feudalism and despotism was supposed to return under Francis Ferdinand. The emperor and the aristocrats with other landlo-ds wonted to rule. In Hungary. Count Tisza and a certain Mr. Kristoffy were the secret supporters

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of Francis Ferdinand through Count j

Czernin. Other Hungarian aristo-i "

crats. ac ording to documents, were pro-German and called 'rebels by Francis Ferdinand. "Again Francis Ferdinand was a danger to the German emperor and his aspirations. Kmpcror William feared and hated the Slavs, but liked the Magyars. He said that Francis Ferdinand was too rabid toward the Magyars and tried to influence him. Too Stupid to Sei Ileal Cause. "A way via (Jerman Austria and 1 Itinerary to the far east was natural, as the .Magyars had aspirations for I'osnia and H rzogovina. The Magyars with a (Jerman prince as their king (Kitel Frederick) would have been the best allies of William II. And the pro-CJerman and pro-war Austrian general staff, with Count Hoetzendorf at it.s head, is another connecting link with the aspirations of the Germans in the .far east. The war has proved all this. The old Austrian emperor and Emperor Charles wer too stupid to see the real cause of the wai and the aims of the Germans and the Magyars. '"There are in the letters interest-

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wlvn they ar- published. They will epos the intrigues of the Hapsburcs against th German imperial family, as well as the intrigues of

Emperor William against the Haps-i

burgs."

, .Mr. Creel aMed this comment: j "It is only fair to point out that ; the Magyar portion of the conspiracy was engineered by German-controlled nobles, all of whom are re- ! pudiated and exiled when Karolyi

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