The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-25
H u n g ary To Guard
 Charles
Allied Governments Will Decide Later Where He Will Be Sent.

LOuuOI1, OCG. uO Al1lou Governments today instructed Hungary to keep Charles safely in custody pending a decision as to his final disposal. The Hungarian Government was recommended to establish spe- cial safeguards. It is under stood that the Allied Statesmen did not fear attempted assas- sination so much they did that Charles might try to take his own life. He was described in press dispatches as being very Respondent.
 and Zita had been captured about 40 miles from Budapest following the collapse of the Hungarian monarch list coup, the British Foreign Office was without any details.
 The allied statesmen are in a quandary as to what shall be done with the former Emperor. One sug- given an opportunity to go to South America on condition that he never attempt to return to Europe and has no dealing with any European mon
 The Central News says 1t has learn ed from the highest authority that the decision as to Charles future home be left to the Inter-Allied Council of Ambassadors of Paris.
 It is reported from Paris that Charles may be banished ether to the Canary Island or Ascension Island. The Canary Islands are in the Allan tic, off the northwest coast of Africa. Ascension Island is in the South At lantic $50 miles north of St. Helena.
 It is probable that Hungary and the adjoining states vii contribute to the cost Ot eXilinR and inc2rCer8tinQ Q Charles.
 Berlin. Oct. 25-Former Emperor Charles and his wife, ex-Empress Zita, are prisoners in their own coun- try today. following the ignominious collapse of the restorationist adven- ture in Hungary, and the allied DOW CTS are now debating their future fate.
 Thus has ended the bo1dest royaldst coup of modern times after a cam paign of less than 72 hours during which all of Central Europe trembled under the menace of a new war scare.
 The ex-imperiaI pair, who were captured at Komorn by Regent Ad- mtral Horthy's Nationalist troops, are
 under heavy guard and their escape l is impossible, said despatches from 1 Budapest today.
 It was the second time that Charles | has seen his dream of Hapsburg re- storation in Hungary shattered. Now l nitely renouncing the crown himself
 and for his nine year old son, Otto
 who had religiously kept behind seal 1 ed lips the news of the flight of his | father and mother.
 l But even signing the dotted line will not suffice for the Republican government of Hungary seeing that the monarch twice broke his pledged l word of honor to the country which | had granted him sanctuary. | The final arbiter of Charles fate is | now the entente, one of whose mem berrS-FranCe-iS being denounced the length and breadth of Central Europe as being friendly toward l Charles restoration ambitions. Meanwhile at the historic Hofburg in Budapest the flashing naval officer Admiral Horthy, is\the hero of the hour with the masses of Hungary and Austria as weM as the bulk of Ger man and Balkan peoples. It is felt | that the monarchist attempt was wrecked against Admiral Horthy's | iron determination.
 While the roya1ist troops were
 scuTying in all directions, pursued by
 Republican forces Admiral HorthJ
 was engaged in issuing a proclamation
 calling for the court martial of al
 officers who aided the coup, the i'm
 mediate disarmament of all Royalis
 soldiers and the surrender of all the Monarchists' war nateria1-