Evening star., 1921-04-03
CHARLES GLOOMY
AS PLEAS TO STAY
IN HUNGARY FAIL
Regent Horthy Adamant.
Czech UItimatum Extended.
Swiss Course Uncertain.
BY the Associa ted Press.

ID! the Associated fress.
BUDAPEST. April 2.-Former EN-
peror Charles, his move for restoration
to the Hungarian throne thwarted by
the government, will leaye tonight
or tomorrow morning in an automo-
pile on his way back to Switzerland.
according to semi official information
today.
The former ruler has been. tele-
phoning to Admiral Horthy, the re-
gent. three or four times a day from
Steinamanger, beseeching him to change
his mind on his declination to acquiesce
| in the restoration plans, but the regent
has absolutely refused to alter his
stand
The time limit on the Czchoslovak
u1timatum for the removal of
| Charles from Hungary was extended
| today until Sunday at midnight.
NJ. Fouchet, the French charge
d'adaires here. has promised a
French safe conduct for the former
| emperor.
Quiet prevailed in this city today.
and similar conditions were reported
| from throughout the country.
/ The ex-emperor was greatly cast
down by the receipt of the definite
| decision of the Budapest government
that he must leave.
Il am good Hungarian, and why
! will they prevent me from living in
my country" he said to Count Hun
! yady. who brought the tidings to the
ex-ruler MY children also are Mag
vars and / want to bring them up as
good Magyar patriots"
The former emperor. it is learned,
| is not touching French cookery at
Steinamanger. but has ordered high
iy seasoned Magyar national dishes. He
Is quoted as saying he had nearly been
starved in his exile because he was
| unable to find good Hungarian cook.
Must Stay Far From Frontier.
BERN, Switzerland, April 2.-The
Swiss federal council will inform En-
peror Charles on his arrival here that
he cannot remain in Praneins. az
the Canton OF Vaud, in which Praneins
| is located. does not desire his pres
ence. He must choose a residence
away from the frontier and not in
city.
The federal council. after an investi-
cation. will decide whether the tenn
porary permission granted Charles to
| remain in Switzerland shall be made
permanent. and under what conditions.
Barred From swiss Canton.
LAUSSANE, Switzerland, April g.
| mn al =.
Vaud. in which Prangins is situated,
today informed the Swiss federal
| council that the presence of former
Emperor Charles could no longer be
| tolerated in the canton.
| This decision was reached, the coun-
Gil declared, because the former mon
arch had not kept his promise to abb
| stain from all political activities while
| he was in Prangins.
Former Empress Anxious.
! GENEVA, April 2.-Herr Werkmann,
secretary Of former Emperor Charles,
telephoned to the Associated Press at
| 9 o'clock tonight that no news had
been received at Prangins from
Charles, who has not yet entered
Switzerland. Former Empress Zita is
anxious over the absence of word
from her husband.
Vienna Again Quiet.
The scare which Vienna has been
| experiencing over the temperance
| of Charles as an active claimant for
restoration has passed over. and the
city is again becoming tranquil. The
general feeling in political quarters
seems to be that the incident has
served to clear the atmosphere, def
| nitely removing, for a long time at
| least. the apprehension of a monarch
list effort in Austria.
| Count Erdody, one Of the Austrians
who accompanied Charles in his dash
| for Budapest, has been placed under
has been requisitiored by the govern
ment. 1t is understood the socialists
will energeticaily push their demand
| for an investigation OF the ATTEMPTED
coup and the punishment of all con-
cerned in the entry of Charles into
Austria and his stay in this country.
! Ex-kajser Watches Closely.
| LONDON. Apri! 2.-Former Emperor
William and the former German crown
prince have been watching from Holland
with the greatest interest the attempt
of ex-Emperor Charles Of Austria Hun
gary to secure restoration to the Hun
! garian throne. the Evening News cor.
/ respondent at Amsterdam reports.
Both the ex-kaiser and his eldest
son have been kept well posted by
telegraph Of the progress Of Charles
attempted coup and there has been
much coming and going of prominent
Germans during the past week.
The Dutch authorities. however are
watching the Hohenzollerns care
| fully. There was no question, it was
! declared, of the former crown prince
leaving the country, the correspond
ent adds.
The Daily Herald. the labor organ,
today prints message from it's
Vienna correspondent, which says:
I Saturday the American repre-
sentative Grant Smith (American
high commissioner in Budapest), left
Budapest with Premier Teleky for
Steinamanger-on a hunting expedi-
ton, it was stated. Immediately
after the announcement of Charles
arrival, the Magyar premier, accom-
panied by Mr.. Smith, went, to greet
the ex-monarch.'
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