Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-01
|SAYs HUNGARIAN
NOW RULES
Budapest Revolutions Sue.
cessfuI, Count KarolyiMires
Berlin Tageblatt.
YIELD, EMPEROR ADVISES

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successful revolution has taken place
In Budapest and the Hungarian ma
tional council has taken over the
government, according to q message
sent by Count Michael Kaxolyi to the
Berlin Tageblatt.
The message from Count Karolyi,
who Is head Of the Hungarian indie
pendent party, reads: -
Revolution in Budapest and ma
Military and police acknowledge ma
tional council completely. In h BIZ
president national council"
Archduke Joseph Leaves Budapest.
LONDON, November AFTER the
proclamation in Budapest Archduke
Joseph, the representative of the EN-
peror, left the city, according to an
Zurich.
Emperor Charles, the dispatch adds.
before leaving Vienna personally gave
orders that all conflict with the pop
ulation be avoided. He Instructed the
authorities to yield without resist
ance to the new power.
Outbreaks Are Spreading.
LONDON, October s1.-Disorders
in addition to immense confusion.
Serious outbreaks have occurred at
Budapest and agitations are spread
ing everywhere, according to dis
patches from neutral papers.
The Berlin correspondent OF the
that on the Hungarian Croatian from
tier thousands of deserters are COM
hitting outrages; railway trains are
being attacked and robbed. In
SlavonfA several castles are 3fire and
towns are burning. Another dispatch
are deserving into Serbia
During demonstrations At Prague
American flags were unfurled and
diminutive reproductions OF the Statue
Of Liberty were displayed. President
Wilson was repeatedly cheered.
Blame Archduke Joseph.
BERN, Switzerland, October 81
The troubles in Budapest seem to
Archduke Joseph to impose military
dictatorship. It would be premature,
however, to try to form an opinion on
the events which have tfansptred,
which are obscure and regarding
which explicit information is not
available.
It IL pointed out in high quarters
here that in addition to the Berlin
newspapers taking energetic meas
ures to inform the German public OF
the revolutionary troubles in Hun
gary, care was taken by the Wolf
bureau, the semi-of11cial German, news
gathering organization. to transmit
the news abroad.
The Berlin vossische ZeitunE prints
a dispatch from Budapest saying that
| a crowd stormed the military prison
and released political and military
seized the eastern railroad terminus
and two troop trains, which wore
about to start for the front. Tho sol
diers in those trains joined the In
surgents, who had machine guns and
enormous quantities OF arms and am
munition. and plundered the arsenals.
Show Hatred Of Government.
The Berlin Tageblatts Vienna cor
respondent says the movement began
in Vienna Thursday morning with
Manifestations BY students ana work
men. The president Of the national
assembly. Dingshofer, announced from
the steps of the diet that the assem-
bly, would take over the administra-
imperial cockade from their hats and
the imperial standard was hauled
down from parliament house.
Afterward it was announced that
the assembly had adopted . note to
President Wilson and also constitu-
| ton.
mo one" says this newspaper, '.pays
any attention to the government or 60
| the Lammasch ministry. The retire
ment Of Count Andrassy, the foreign
minister. is expected momentarily.
at the royal palace in Godolle, fifteeH
miles northeast Of Budapest. It is
stated that he was followed by eigh-
teen wagons, conveying furniture and
the keys to the palace strong room.