The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-01
Troops SWING
TO CHARLES
Martial Law is Declared in
West Hungary.
"LITTLt ENTENTE" OBJECTS
An Army of 100000 Said to Be Back
ing Former Emperor in Attempt to
Regain Throne.

Regain hfone.
Vienna. April l.-tUHfirmaiiun WAS
received in official quarters that mar
tial law had been declared in WeS
Hungary under the supporters of for
mrr Emperor Charles of AuStria-l1un-
SHry
This caused an Intensified feeling
O! gravity in government circles.
Further reports are 100000 men
have rallied To the colOrS of General
I.rIar. rcputed to he the military lead
CT in Il movement from Steinamanger
L. ,Tlll>r tn" restoration of Charles ito
lie throne of hungary. Anxiety WAS
Expressed ;l> to whether Admiral 1l0r-
fly tre@ent of hungary would be
aiI, - hold the southern cnntin@cntS
iii line.
rCiiarlrS suddenly appeared in
Budapest, capital of Hungary. Easter
NnnGiy from Switzerland: on leaving
The city he went ia Steinaman@er i'll
West iungary.D
il is unoliicially reported Admiral
events take their course. but the re-
post is not confirmed.
II ais" is reported Charles is on
the way To Budapest from the from
ii,r and the army adhering t" his
C;r,!~c is on the move.
According To reports received by
various newspapers Charles has pro
chained Il military dictatorship.
.;teinamangpr is said to be hetiag
geo with Occupations arriving for q
demonstration in favor of Charles.
charles is said to he almost pros
Grnled by the strain of his recent adj
ventures and the present situation.
The entire AuStro-Hungarian from
tier has been closed by joint action
Of the TWO governments.
1t has been learned the Austrian
government is strongly objecting to
lie former emperor crossing the from
fitr in the fear that this might result
in civil strife.
Ii is said Admiral Horthy has ar
rested several army leaders who ap
peared inclined to place themselves
at the service of Charles
The Little Entente" comprising
CZecho- Slovakia, Jugo Slavia and Ru-
mania, has served notice on the Aus
trian government troops will he march
ed into Austria at the slightest indi-
cation Charles is to be permitted TO
remain in the country. Dispatches
from both Belgrade and Prague stated
that both governments will not toll
crate his presence.
Reports of Charles visit to Buda-
pest Monday say after Admiral Hor-
thy had taken his determined stand
in the palace interview against
Charles demand for restoration, and
the ministers summoned by Count Te-
Ielly, the premier, had begun arriving
in the cOnfC renee chamber, Charles,
feeling the humiliation of his sltua-
ton. became insistent and declared he
would never leave Hungary alive.
Charles then began pleading with
some of those about him for support.
He. pointed to General Lehar and eX-
claimed there We're three divisions of
troops in N'est Hungary sworn 10 sup
port him nd ready to march upon
Budapest.
General Lehar then turned 10 Gen
erals Pronay ard Hayjas, and asked:
What about your men!
Before either could reply Admiral
Horthy turned sharply on the tw"
commanders and told them if they at
tempted to answer they would be ar
rested.
Realizing he was alone, General Le-
har left the room and telephOned to
his troops AT Raab not to move.
Then Charles demanded the nation
ne given chance to express its will.
Admiral Horthy. it is said. agreed to
this, but refused the next request
Charles made, That he be permitted TO
reside in his old palace at GodOllo,
fifteen miles outside of Budapest. Adj
miral HOrlhy declared Charles must
20 out Of Hungary the way he came.