New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Swiss Canton
Refuses to Give
Charles Havcr,
Presence Declared Unwel-
come in Vaud; Fugitive
Must Keep Away From
Frontier and All Cities
Royal Route To BE Secret
Trip Will Be Made in Auto
and Permanent Asylum
Is Still Undetermined

BERNIE, Switzerland, April 2 (Bv
The Associated ss).-The Swiss
Federal Council will inform former
emperor Charles on mis- arrival here
that he cannot remain in Prangins,
where he has been spending his exile,
IS the Canton of Vaud, IN wh,ch Pran-
gins is situated, does not desire his
presence. He must choose residence
away from the frontier and not in a
city.
The Federal Council. after an inves-
tigation, will decide whether the tenn
poYary permission granted Charles to
reNain in Switzerland shall be made
permanent, and under what conditions.
BUDAPEST. April 2 (By The AS
sociated Press). Former Emperor
Charles, his move for restoration to
the Hungarian throne thwarted by the
government, will depart tonight or
tomorrow morning in an automobile
on his way back to Switzerland. ac-
cording to semi-oficial information to-
day. Charles's departure was prema-
turely reported Friday night from
Paris
The former ruler has been telephon-
ing Admiral Horthy, the Regent, three
or four times a day from Steinaman-
GER. beseecning him to change his mind
on his declnation to acquiesce in the
restoration plans. but the Regent has
resolutely refused to alter his stand.
The time limit on the Czecho- Slovak
ultimatum for the removal of Charles
from Hungary was extended to-day
until Sunday at midnight.
M. Foucnet, the French Charge DAT
flares here, has promised French
safe conduct for the former Emperor
Quiet prevailed in this city to-day
and similar conditions were reported
from throughout the country.
Charles Worried by Failure
The ex-Emperor was greatly cast
down by the receipt Of the definite de-
cision of the Budapest government thai
he must leave.
81 am a good Hungarian, and why
will they prevent me from living in my
country" he said to Count Hunyady,
who brought the sad tidings to the eX-
King. my children also are Magyars
and | want to bring them up as good
Magyar patriots"
The former Emperor. it is learned,
is not touching French cookery at
Steinamanger, but has ordered highly
seasoned Magyar national dishes. He
is quoted as saying her had been nearly
starved in his exile because he was
unable to find e good Hungarian cook
Resolutions asking the Hungarian
government to defeat attempts bv
Emperor Charles to remain in this
country were unanimously adopted by
the Chamber of Deputies here last
night.
VIENNA. April (By The Associated
received here to-day. showed that
former Emperor Charles was remaining
IN that frontier town pending the ar
rangement Of certain details for his
trip back to Switzerland. A rumor
that he would go by way of Italy was
IN circulation, but it was believed that
this was probably circulated merely
as blind TO cover the actual plans
The Austrian Social Democratic
party is making an effort to force the
acceptance Of its proposal that a com
mittee composed of members Of the
party accompany Charles in his
journey out. Their proposition was
met with compromise offer that a
committee comprising one representa-
tive Of each Of the three principal
parties, the others being the Greater
German party and the Christian Social
lists, make the trip with the ex-
monarch It is understood, however,
that the officials responsible for the
safety of Charles on his trip, are OPP
posing these propositions. considering
that they would be apt to add to public
knowledge of the trip and tend to null
lily the precautions.
The scare which Vienna has been AZ.
pericncing over the temperance Of
Charles as an active claimant for res
toration has passed over and the city
is sgain becoming tranquil. The gen
cral feeling in political quarters seems
to be that the incident has served to
clear the atmosphere. definitely remov.
ing, for long time at least, the ever
present apprehension Of a monarchist
effort in Austria
Count Erdody, one of the Austrians
who accompanied Charles in his dash
for Budapest, has been placed under
the ban in Vienna and his home here
has been requisitioned by the govern
mont 1t is understood the Socialist,
will energetically push their demand for
an investigation of the attempted coup
and the punishment Of all concnrnaj