The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-01

Vienna, April l.-Offiicial informal
ton was received in this city last
nigh Mat former Emperor Charles,
who attempted Sunday to bring about
coup d etat in Hungary, would
leave that country.
The hungarian minister in Vienna
called on Chancellor Mayr during the
evening and asked if, in principle,
The Austrian government would per-
nit Charles 70 cross Austrian terri
tory on his way to Switzerland and
chancellor Mayr replied in the afiir-
native. The interview followed Il
isit 10 the chancellor by the Swiss
minister who stated his government
would he willing to grant Charles,
aar conduct over the Swiss frontier.
Callers at the Hungarian legation
Yesterday afternoon were assured
that the bulk of the Hungarian arm,
was loyal to Admiral HCrthy, the
regent These incidents tend to lessen
the tension prevailing all day yester-
day as Il result OF sensational re-
ports favorable to the monarchists'
cause. 1t is pointed out here, how
ever, that the Hungarian minister is
an avowed Carlist and that the Of
ficial notice tina former Emperor
Charles would leave Hungary did not
state the date of his departure nor the
destination.
Reports are current here that an
adjutant on the staff of General IIe-
har. who is supporting the former en-
peror is in Vienna, or has said that
the first move of Charles would be
to proclaim himself king Of German
/ West Hungary.
The former emperor dined yester-
I day evening with Count Prince Ester
hazy at the latter's estate near Stein
amangsr.
| Ambassadors Protest
| Paris, April 1.-Resolutions pro-
TESTING against the restoration of tbr-
mer Emperor Charles in Hungary
and warning the Hungarian govern
ment that the consequences of such
an event would be disastrous We're
adopted by the council of ambasso-
doris here today. The resolutions
wre presented by Jules Cambon, act
| ing in the name of the French govI
ernment.
THE events of which Hungary is
the theater," the resolutions read,
place the principal allied power uns
der obligation to recall to the gov
ment and the people of Hungary the
terms of their declaration of Febru-
ary 4. 1920. lin 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 principles for which the war had
. "a ~ ,.ss xxrsk I.n
whole basis of the peace settlement
and that such restoration would be
neither recognized nor tolerated by
them).
Faithful to the principles enunci-
ated in that declaration" continue the
resolutions, "the allies have the duty
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 eficacious measures to suppress
the attempts whose success, however
momentary, could not but have disas-
trous consequences for Hungary. n
This declaration will be tele-
graphed to the, allied nigh commits,
sioner in Budapest and communicated
officially to the Hungarian delegation
in Paris and the representatives ~
the bordering states. Of! Czeck0-Slk
vakia, Jugo Slayia, .Rumania and pss
. land" 81, 4. ss'+
Bernes April 1.--ReQuest had been
Hungarian legation here to allow f1is
: Hungarian legation here to a How if5F.
J mer Emperor Charles to return ID
this country from Hungary.