A DISCORDANT NOTE.

By Count Michael Karolyi, Leader of Hungarian Independent Party, New

York, July 27.

If Austria had pursued a policy of directly helping the Balkan

countries, if Austria had in the past made it a point to be

actively their friend, this war would not confront us. Since it has

come, of course all Hungarians will support the empire and internal

differences will be dismissed while the empire is imperiled.

As for the loyalty of the many Serbs within Austria-Hungary it is

hard to say. There again we must hope that they will take the

Austrian side. But the Austrian policy toward the Balkan countries

has been wrong, all wrong.

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