Evening star., 1921-04-01
UItimatum Given by Council
Points to Penalty for
Charles Restoration.
CONTRARY TO PRINCIPLES
FOR WHICH WAR WAGED
Reports Fail to Confirm Ex-Kings
March on Budapest-Return to
Switzerland Considered.

ny the tssoclaien f'rebS.
PARIS. April 1.-Warning was
given Hungary today by the allies
that the restoration of the Hapsburg
dynasty would entail disastrous con-
sequences for the Hungarian nation.
This warning. issued through the
council OF ambassadors. constituted
virtual ultimatum from the chief
allied powers. including Great Britain.
| France, Italy and their lesser associ-
| ates. 1t was given an additional point
| by the fact that it was communicated
| officially to the allied states by which
Hungary is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
vakia, Jugoslavia, Rumania and Po-
| land at least the first three Of which.
comprising the little entente" have
declared themselves ready to take
military action against the Hapsburg
restoration.
Little Entente Prepared.
The events of which Hungary is the
| theater" the allied resolution read.
place the principal allied powers un-
der obligation to recall to the govern
| ment and the people Of Hungary the
terms of their declaration of Febru-
ary 4. 1920. Un this declaration the
council Of ambassadors declared the
principal allied powers considered
| that restoration of the Hapsburg dy-
, nasty would not be consistent with
the uClpleS LOT WHICH lHe war udu
been fought and at variance with the
whole basis of the peace settlement
and that such restoration would be
neither recognized nor. tolerated by
| them.o
Faithful to the principles enunci-
| ated in that declaration" continue the
resolutions. the allies have the duty
to repeat that the restoration of the
Hapsburgs would imperil the very
foundation of the peace. and that it
could be neither recognized nor toll
| Grated.
The allied powers count upon the
Hungarian government, conscious of
the gravity of the situation that
would be created by the return to the
throne of the former sovereign, to
take efficacious measures to suppress
the attempts whose success. even
momentarily. could not but have dis
astrous consequences for Hungary.
This declaration will be telegraph
ed to the allied high commissioner
in Budapest and communicated OH
cially to the Hungarian delegation
in Paris and the Representatives OF
the bordering states of sCxechoslova-
] kia, Jugoslavia. Rurnania and Po-
| land.
Rumors Unconarmed.
Meanwhile advices reaching Paris
through Official and other reliable
channels give no confirmation OF the
rumors that eX-Emperor Charles was
| marching upon Budapest at the head
of a large body of troops to replace
himself upon the throne.
Official advices to the French for
eigu office emphasized that Charles
was still at Steinama niger. near the
Austrian frontier; that negotiations
! were in progress for his removal
from from Hungary; IpS presumably y,,ia PACK 10 70
that quiet prevailed at Budapest, the
Hungarian capital.
Direct Budapest advices carried OFF,
| cial denial of the reports that Charles
and declared he was safely guarded
at Steinamanger.
Would Issue Proclamation.
By the Associated Press.
STEINAMANGER. Western Hun
gary. April Former Emperor
Charles declared here this morning
that his departure from Hungary
| would be conditioned upon permission
to issue a proclamation to the Mag
vars explaining that ''unfavorable cir
cun,stances" compelled his withdrawal,
and saying that he. as king. tempo
rarily confirmed the regency of Ad-
miral Horthy.
The former ruler made this declara-
tion upon receiving refusal from
Admiral Horthy. the regent. that he be
allowed to return to Budapest. coupled
with threat of military measures
against him.
Austrian Permission.
By the Associated Press
VIENNA. April 1.-Oficial informa-
tion was received in this city last
night that former Emperor Charles,
who attempted on Sunday to bring
leave that country.
The Hungarian minister in Vienna
called on Chancellor Mayr during the
evening and asked if. in principle, the
Austrian government would permit
Charles to cross Austrian territory on
his way to Switzerland. Chancellor
Mayr replied in the affirmative. This
interview followed a visit to the
chancellor by the Swiss minister, who
stated his government would be will
ing to grant Charles safe conduct over
the Swiss frontier.
Callers at the Hungarian Legation
yesterday afternoon were assured that
the bulk of the Hungarian army was
loyal to Admiral Horthy, the regent.
These incidents tend to Lessen the
tension prevailing all day yesterday
as a result Of sensational reports ia
vorable to the monarchist cause. 1t
is pointed out here, however. that the
Hungarian minister is an avowed
Carlist, and that the official notice
that Charles would leave Hungary
did not mention the date of his de-
parture or his destination.
Reports are current that an adju-
tant on the staff of Gen. Hehar, who
in supporting the former emperor. is
in Vienna. and has said that the first
move of Charles would be to proclaim
himself king of the German west
Hungary.
The former emperor dined last even
ing with Count Prince nicholas Ester
hazy at the 1atter's estate near Stein
amanger.
Charles Safely Guarded.
By the Associated Press
BUDAPEST. April 1.-Startling re-
ports that former Emperor Charles
was moving with troops toward this
city were officially denied last night.
1t was declared Charles was safely
guarded at Steinamanger. Perfect or
der prevailed in Budapest during the
evening. -
FRIBERG. Switzerland. April H.
Count Andrac.o, former Hungarian
foreign minister. has been appointed
premier of Hungary by former EN-
peror Charles. and has sent an. ultima .
tum to Budapest, says dispatch from
the Hungarian capital to the ,Nachrich- 3.
ten of this city.
The dispatch declares that Admiral
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