The sun., 1919-08-13
IRCHDUKE JOSEPH
RENOUNCES CROWN
In Proclamation He Rejects
Monarchists' Nomination
as King.
CROWDS CHEER HIM
Soviet Heads Found to Have
Used Their Power to Kill
and Plumber.
o W CHEER HIM

euLrN, Aug. Ia-Archduke Joseph.
IA OF the new Hungarian Government,
h.s Issued a proclamation In which he
.sfrnis that there win be no return to
ne mo~narchical system. according to the
vsoebldtrs correspondent at Budapest.
me Archduke reminds h people that
a. was one OF the first to swear fidelity
10 the young Hungarian Republic, even
though he was formerly an equally true
member Of the Emperor's house. The
exclamation had a good effect. the cor
respondent continues. crowds Joining In
4, demonstration before h Archduke's
hotel. The officers and students had
rroclaimed the Archduke King, and II
was to offset this that he reiterated his
loyalty to the republic.
A special despatch to the National
Zs,tvno from Budapest say that TWEEN
ty-one Peoples Commissaries, So Work
mems Councillors and 1s6 Terrorists
have been arrested, charged with crime.
UiIl be tried soon, The arrest OF the
man and search of their houses is said
10 have revealed that a majority OF them
used their positions in the Soviet Gov
,rnment for purposes of embezzlement
The newspaper says that 10000
crowns were found walled up In the
home Of Bella Kun. the former dictator,
and tina the hastily abandoned plumber
OF the late THOR Szamuely. consisting OF
seven great cases and a roll Of valuable
Persian carpet INC gold and silverware.
Including silver plate from the collection
r---l--lNNx rae HN,,-A NAn-
cealed in the cloister Of a v in
0denburg.
During the Bolshevik reign of terror.
The National ZeituEg's correspondent
,sserts, SOS persons are said to have
been executed. For these executions
The revolutionary tribunal is declared to
larry responsibility for only twenty-one,
the remainder being laid to h account
Of Szamuely and his assistants. As a
result OF these disclosureS the Commun-
lists, especially in the provinces, are be-
Ing harried and manhandled or worse.
Premier Friedrich announces the creation
Of a State court to punish Communist
crimes.
A group OF Hungarian banks will at
tempt to negotiate a loan for the new
Government at Budapest, according to
dispatches received here. the Govern
mcul Vim btCA dhAoAC ~ SoaAO" NhS
1900, 000. 900 crowns sought from Aus
to-HungariaH banks The conisca-
ton Of bank funds by the deposed So
vist authorities. however. It was said,
has made the undertaking a difficult
one.
Budapest newspaper men who fed to
Vienna during the Soviet rule rather
than support Bolshevik policies. have
appointed a committee to determine
which OF their colleagues supported the
Soviet Government Those who are
found to have been allied with the Bella
Kun administration will be publicly ex-
PEELED from the journalists association,
PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE Peace Confer
cree, It was apparent to-day. will take
no further action in the Hungarian stu
alton Until the interallied military mis-
SION which has been sent to Budapest
makes its report.
Brg.-Gen. Harry H Bandholtz, the
American representative on the mission
reached the Hungarian capital on Mon
day. the American peace delegation was
advised to-day. The General has not
ys, been able to send q report on the
situation.