The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-29
DEPENDENT and
anti DYNASTIC
STATE FOR NED.
BY HUNGARIANS
Is Claimed To Have Sup
port of Czechs and
SlaVonians
az Associated Press.l

Copenhagen, Oct. 2s.--An indepen-
dent and ti-dynastic state has been
formed in Hungary under the leader
ship of Count Michael Karolyi in
agreement with the C2echs and South
Slavonians, according TO Vienna re-
ports received by the Politiken. In a
speech at Buda Pest, Karolyi declar-
ed he had presented his program to
Emperor Charles who refused to ac-
cept 1t. Karolyi thereupon put into
effect his plan for an independent
state.
Count KarolyI is president of the
Hungarian independent party and
has long been an opponent Of the
He has been in favor OF Hungarian
independence and on Oct. 80 sub
mitted a motion in the Hungarian
house of lords for the disunion of
Hungary from Austria.
In addition to being ant-Germau,
Count KaroIyt has appealed to Aus
tria Hungary to make peace since
December, 1915. On several occo-
sions he has demanded in the Hun
garian parliament that Hungary
make peace.
Last February Count Karolyi was
accused OF high treason by his cou-
bAh' Auo 11uA6atAaA AniHiSlIy HAS
never taken action on the charges
against him
Shortly before the outbreak Of the
war Count Rarolyi was lecturing in
the United States. He sailed for
Europe late in July and was detain-
ed at Bordeaux for several months,
finally being allowed to return home.
Say karolyi Has Failed
Washington. Oct. 2g-DfpIomatic
received here today based
on advices from Budapest, say
Count Karolyi has failed in his rte
tempt to establish an independent
government in Hungary with repra-
Rsntatives of all the people because
che Slav and Runaniau representa-
sumed that the Karolyi government
referred to In Vienna reports
through Copenhagen was set upI
without the support OF the Slavs and
Rumanians.
According to the Budapest dis
patch the situation there is extreme
ly serious. n,-.
Peace teaties between the differ
ent nationaIities OF Austria Hungary
and the entente powers are consid-
cred unavoidable.
What is reported as a gigantic
has broken out. Its ma
ture is yet only partly known, but
1t is said 10 be evidant that the
Magyar national council has pro-
claimed it's Dictatorship and that
Count KaroIyi 7.gs pres erE of that
body, has been given the mission OF
making. this decision known to EN-
peror Charles. The young Magyars
are forming "a military orgaEization |
and the people in the streets or Bu-
dapest are demanding the renuncia-
ton OF the political alliance with |
Germany. i
Paris, Monday, Oct. 2s.-Czecho- |
Slovak deputies, in an audience with !
Emperor Charles Of Austria asked |
that Austro- German troops be re-
moved from their portions of the en-
pire and Czecho- -Sloval regiments be |
returned, according to a dispatch |
from Vienna.
1t Is said that they made 1t clear
10 the emperor that an internal |
revolution might ensue II the request
was not granted.
Amsterdam, Oct. 2s.--The Vienna |
Gazette today published letter sign |
I'd by Emperor Charles appointing |
Count Julius Andrassy to succeed !
Baron Burtan as foreign minister and |
president Of Austria Hungarian |
cabinet council. @
Emperor Charles in an order to the |
army and navy dated October %. an
1ounces that the day bringing peace
10 the homes is nearer. The emperor |
appeals to all to maintain loyalty and I
obedience in these grave times full |
II confusion which must not spread |
10 the army and the navy"
Issues Proclamation.
Copenhagen, Oct. 2S.-Archduke |
Poseph has issued a proclamation |
stating that Emperor Charles has
charged him with the task of secur- |
ng the complete independence of
hungary, a dispatch from Budapest
says.