Arizona republican., 1921-03-31
'tHARLES TAXES.
 REFuGE BEYOND.
 AUSTRIAN LINE 'AS COUP FAILS
Troops Guard Former Elm peror To Prevent Further Attempt Of Monarchists To Regain Throne
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BUDAPEST, March 30. Count Stefan Bethlen. empowered to act for the safety of the state as the pleni- | potentiary of Regent Horthy, has been sent to Steinamanger, near the Austrian border, where former Elm l peror Charles has taken refuge after his attempt to regain the throne. The count, who was adviser to the former premier, Archduke Joseph, has strong force of troops at his disposal Premier Teleky and Count Julius Andrassy. former foreign minister and friend of Charles, accompanied the count to endeayor to persuade Charles to leave Hungary.
 Charles is under military super vision. He has been deserted by his staunchest supporters and is not per- mitted to leave his room in Ste4na- manager castle. He informed the gov ernment today that he was preparing for removal immediately to neutral country, probably Spain.
 The Spanish representative told Regent Horthy today Charles was under Spanish protection and that the Spanish government was offering it's hospitality to him. Bishop Count Mikes, who with many representa- tives of the Hungarian aristocracy was at Steinamanger with the former emperor, has been arrested, charged with being the head of the movement to restore Charles to the throne. General Lehar, in command at Stein amanger, who was suspected of back ing the former monarch with the west Hungarian army, asserted to- day he was Loyalty supporting Regent Horthy.
 General Belitska, the war minister, declared:
 The former king is not supported by the troops. The army is standing behind Regent Horthy. Charles is a prisoner"
 Amid stormy scenes today a meet ing was called by the Farmers party, which adopted resolution asserting that Charles and all the Hapsburgs have definitely been dethrmed." The farmers demanded enactment of a dethronement act, and also that those guilty of aiding Charles be punished. Newspapers have not been permitted to publish news of the at tempted coup, but it gradually Is be- ing learned by the populace.
 France Opposes Hapsburgs
 PARIS, March 30.-France Is strongly opposed to a return of for mer Emperor Charles to the throne of Hungary, it was declared in off cial circles tonight. France, together with the other allied powers, has kfmade it clear to Hungary that the D allies will not tolerate a movement looking to restoration of the Haps- burg dynasty.
 Official dispatches to the foreigr office from Budapest said that tho only support the former monarch hat was that of one general and two dep uties, who had been arrested. Frencl officials believe the attempt of tn, former emperor to have been { fiasco.
 Charles Was MisIed
 LONDON, March S0.-British off cial circles expressed the opinion to day that former Emperor Charles il . his attempt to regain the throne O eHungary was misled by monarchists 4 The advice of Regent Horthy t, Charles to leave the country is re garded here as substantiating tn view that there is no support for monarchistic coup in Hungary
 The regent realizes, it is said, tha while there are Hungarian element who would welcome restoration o the monarchy, the great majority O the people are convinced the flaps bHrgs, and particularly Charles. can not assume royal power.
 It was believed here that Charie would make further attempt to re turn to Hungary. If he should tr this course, the allies would do noth ing aside from applying moral per suasion against his return to Hun gary. it is said. Such allied actio would not be intended as interference in the domestic affairs of Hungar, but as a protection to Europe in gen eral against the possibility of bein involved again in war. which cOmDe tent authorities say would be in evitable on the return of the Haps burgS to power.