The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-04-08
Ex-EMPEROR OF
HUNGARY GUARDED
Budapest Says Charles Is Being
Held at Steinamanger-
Capita! Quiet.
ALLIES READY TO STRIKE
Little Entente" Ready to Fight II
Charles Seizes Throne-Vienna
Says He Will Return to Switz-
erIand-lehar Defiant.

Budapest, April 1.-Startling re-
ports that former Emperor Charles
was moving with troops toward this
city were officially denied last night.
guarded at Steinamanger. Perfect or
der prevailed in Budapest during the
evening.
Paris, April 1.-Resolutions, protest
ing against the restoration of former
Emperor Charles in Hungary. and
warning the Hungarian government
that the consequences. of such an event
would be disastrous, were adopted by
the council of ambassadors here. The
resolutions were presented by Jules
French government.
Paris, April 1.-Two authentic -acts
appear to stand out of the mass OF
sensational rumorS relative TO the at
tempt of former Emperor Charles TO
reinstate himself as head of the Hun
garian government.
The first is that Charles is still in
Hungary, and the second is that the
little entente" comprising CZecho-
SlOvakia, ROumania and Jugo-Slavia
and the "big entente" are ready to
strike if the former emperor succeeds
in his enterprise.
Premier Brands newspaper, the
Eclair, understands the entente gov
ernments are considering the steps
they will take in the event that the
Hungarian situation is not rapidly
cleared up. Among these measures. it
is declared, the blockade of Hungary
is being considered.
Ivan Praznovsky, Hungarian minis
ter to France, points out in state
ment printed in the Figaro that COM
munications between Paris and Buda-
pest are interrupted, and that all news
reaching this city must come by the
way of Vienna, and therefore should
be subjected to careful scrutiny.
The minister declares his disbelief
of reports that Charles has been sue
cessful in his attempt, and says the
delay in his departure from Hungary
may be attributed TO the necessity of
obtaining the consent of the Austrian
and Jugo- Slavian governments TO his
passage across their territories. He
adds that if Gen. Lenar had gone over
to the side of Charles he would most
certainly have been advised.
While it is possible that a few
odvopturorS oro ro+boroI orOund tho
former emperor, and that some batta-
lions of troops may be ready TO sup
port him, the minister says he does
not believe the army has declared for
Charles, as Vienna dispatches have
stated
Hungary" the minister concludes.
has had enough coups d'etat. While
the people would perhaps, like mon
archy, they want to have it established
through regular constitutional chan
nels.
THE situation in Hungary is inn
proving, exchange rates are rising.
and, consequently, public opinion is
hostile TO any violent changes
Friborg, Switzerland. April L
Count Andrassy. former Hungarian for
eign minister. has been appointed
premier of Hungary by former En-
peror Charles. atd has sent an ulti-
matum To Budapest, says 4 dispatch
from the Hungarian capital to the
Nachrichten of this city.
The dispatch declares that Admiral
Horthy, the Hungarian regent. has
handed over authority 10 the former
emperor. who has been acclaimed SOW
ereign by several garrisons of troops
Vienna. April Official information
was received in this city that former
Emperor Charles. who attempted to
bring about a coup d'etat in Hungary
would leave that country.
The Hungarian minister in Vienna
called on Chancellor Mayr and asked
| if. in principle, the Austrian govern
ment would permit Charles To cross
Austrian territory on his way TO Swift
erland. Chancellor Mayr replied in
the affirmative This interview fol
| lowed visit 10 the chancellor by the
Swiss minister. who stated his gov
eminent would be willing TO grant
| Charles safe conduct over the Swiss
frontier
Callers al the Hungarian legation
were assured that the bulk of the Hun
garian army was loyal 10 Admiral Hor-
| thy. the regent.
Budapest. April Former Emperor
| Charles wanted 10 take command of
Hungarian troops in West Hungary
when he arrived at Steinamanger, il
is said in reports reaching here. but
| General Lehar refused to accede TO
| This lemnnl OH the narf OF Charles