Budapest, July 17.
It is absolutely necessary to main-{ain peace and calm in south-eastern Europe, but just and lasting fruitful foundations for peace must be eslabished, declared Count. Csaky, Hungarian Foreign Minister, in a_statement yesterday to the Foreign Affairs Committees of Parliament on his recent visit to Germany.
Hungary's friends," he added, agree with this view. "We have reached a point where we can sce a better future dawning for us. iungary hopes that no one will thought-{essly oppose her peaceful intentions, But if such a thing should happen she will face up to it.
"Hungary hopes that, by a reason able settlement, she can Win friends worthy of her confidence, instead of fierce opponents. The silent struggle that has been in progress. hitherto has been bitter and hard.
Hungary, however, is ready face new struggles in every sphere in agreement with the Powers who have so many, times helped the Hun-
Count Ceaky concluded with a warning against propaganda des to disturb the relations between Hun gary and Germany—Reuler.
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