Evening star., 1921-04-04
HUNGARY TOEV|CT
CHARLES At ONCE
Austria Threatens to Cancel
Safe Conduct-Ex-RuIer
Wants to Stay.
BY the Associa ted Press.

VIENNA. April E-The Austrian n
cabinet has notified the Hungarian
government that unless an early
hour is set for the certain departure
Of former Emperor Charles. the Aus
trian government will cancel his
safe conduct. This notification has
evoked a promise from Hungary that
Charles would leave that country
within forty-eight hours from Sun
day night.
Both government. and diplomatic
circles have been puzzled over the
continued stay Of the ex-ruler at
Stefnamanger, over the Hungarian
frontier. It is known that prepara-
tfons for his departure yesterday had
progressed even to the point where
the schedule Of his special train had
tails had been completed, including
the selection OF the men who were
to accompany him
IFritat1oa II Growing.
While republicans here are main
tanning an attitude Of great restraint
and not giving voice to violent ut
terance1 or threats. nevertheless the
irritation among them has been grow
ing In today's issue Der Morgen de-
Ci&teo ~ WOuio Do h1fo 10 check \
revolution In Austria II the ex-kfng
remained on Hungarian soil much
longer. -.t--
The cabinet was called in special
session yesterday to prepare for the
ultimatnm to Hungary, ana sat until
late at night Engaged in this task
Diplomatic circles do not crsait the
Of Budapest, that the former ruler
has been declared I'll by an English
physician, the information fn these
circles being that he is a well as
ever and walking at intervals about
the gardens Of Bishop Mikes palace.
The steady infiux OF Hungarian no
bles and former pfaceD is contin-
ufng At Steinamanger. and there are
reports that royAlf0t demonstrations
are being planned thsre-
~ tie Associated Rresa.- ,s.-, p ,f--~s. g.
BUDAPEST. April s-Former En-
peror Charles told the members Of
he was unwilling to leave Hungary.
II he could not remain as king he
would settle in the country AZ a pri-
vate citizen, he declared.
Il had been previously stated that
the former rulsr was refusing to
been III, and two professors from
the medical faculty Of the university
here went to SteinamAnger to find
out what the former Kings condition
really was. IT his health was poor
Afl automobile ambulance would be
secured, It was declared. in which
he could take up his journey out OF
Hungary.
Route stin Undetexmtned.
The route of his trip was still unde-
termined today. because of the pro-
test Of the Austrian social democrats
against his being allowed to pass
through the Tyrol. where the sentt-
ment is pro- -Hapsburg., There are
some suggestions that Charles be AL
lowed to go by way Of Passau. south.
ern Bavaria This, however, would
man government, and It has been ON.
cfally admitted that these ccmplica-
tione arc tho reason for the delay In
the ex-king's departure.
The new announcement OF the unwfl-
lingness Of Charles to leave Hungary
at. all, even II he were not allowed to
assume the throne. came through
Prince Windisch- Gf1etx.
"King Charles has declared cate
to his suite that he is un-
willing to leave the country" said the
prince. 'and if he cannot be king, IL
resolved to settle as common citf-
zen." 5&-.E
In oamment on the ex-monarch's an
Count Andrasay said:
"I am afraid the kings sojourn
might be longer than would ge good
for him and his dynasty"