THE PEACE TREATY.
SUPREME COUNCIL SEEKS HELP FOR AUSTRIA.
I By Electrio Telegraph.-Copynght. Australian-New Zealand Cable Association. PARIS, Jan. 7. The Supreme Council has informed America that without her help and, financial assistance the Allies are powerless to'prevent starvation in Austria, and a catastrophe which may. upset the whole settlement of Central Europe. Austrian paper money is valueless abroad. This has favoured foreigners to such an extent that everything of value has "been sold, and nothing saleable is left in Austiia. A loan is the only remedy.
PATRIOTISM IN HUNGARY.
ft.uitrali»n-New Zealand Cable Association BUDAPEST, Jan. 6.
The~passage of train carrying the peace delegate? across" Hungary to Paris was marked by unending patriotic demonstrations;' Crowds carried Hags and boards inscribed "Lung' live thousand-year-old Hungary.' and "Transylvania does not belong to the Roumanians."
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1719, 9 January 1920, Page 5
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