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Budapest, Oct. 24.-In Sundays ac-
ton around Torbagy Admiral Horthy
led his troops driving the royalists
back to BIoske. Both sides rested on
their arms from mid-afternoon the re-
gent receiving 5000 additional forces.
Charles and Zita visited the battlefield
after yesterdays action.
Charles wept and Iita tainted.
AT Steinamanger where the garrison
went over to the former king number
of officers whose faith in the king way
cred were imprisoned. Count Adrassy.
Deputy Rakowsky and Prince Wind
isch Graetz of the Monarchist cabinet
have been posted by the government
as dangerous rebels.
Tho Rumanians are asserted to be
crossing the transylvanian border ana
Jugo-Slav and Szacho-Slovak forces
are ready to march into Hungary if
necessary. The Czccho-Slovakian mo-
bilation is said to comprise $4,000 adj
ditional men.
This morning the government handed
the following terms to Charles cms-
sary who sought TO negotiate truce:
Laying down OF arms uncondition
ally by the royalists: the kings mill
tary advisers TO be courtmartialIcd;
tho troern TO be disarmed and granted
amnesty: definite abdication by the
Hungary until his cxtradition Is
settled: definite residence for Charles
and arrangements for his departure to
be liked by the great powers; tho
kings political advisers to be prose-
cuted.' These conditions were handed
to DIR. Gratz the former Hungarian
minister of finance. who undertook to
transmit them to Charles and recon-
mend their acceptance. No answer
was received and the military opera
tions were continued.
London, England. Oct. 2t.-Formcr
Empress Zita has been captured by
the government forces near komoru
Vienna message received by the
London Times, by way OF Berlin re-
ports.
After further fighting the Karlist
forces dispersed abandoning Charles
10 the government troops. according
to this information. He was handed
over with every mark of consideration
to Colonel Falvy. commander Of the
National army.
There Is no official confirmation.
Budapest, Oct. ABLY The Asso-
ciatcd Prcss)-Monarchist troops at
tempting to open tho way for the
entry of former King Charles to the
Hungarian capital. were defeated to-
day in hand to hand fighting in which
grcnades were used near Tata to
Naros. about 80 miles from Budapest.
They lost 200 killed and about 1000
wounded.
Tho Budapest garrison Is supporting
Regent Horthy. The students organ
izations are arming and hurrying to
the front which is now before Bicskc.
much further westward. In this dis
trict the former ruler and members
of his new cabinet are camping.
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position. He is mcnaccd in the rear
by the advancing west Hungarian in
surgents led by Baron Pronay. enemy
of Colonel OcstcnburS. commander of
tho monarchist forces and who has
promised to shoot tho karlist plot
tiers IL he captures them. The former
king sent another plcnipotcntiary to
Regent Hortby today and discussions
lasted several hours but with little
hope of agreement as both sides are
obstinate and bloodshcd has asgra-
waited the situation.
The Karlist premier Rakovsky, has
issued a proclamation to the nation
TO rally to the kings banner and fight
against tho ungrateful 1iorthy.'
Bucharest. Rumania, Oct. a.-CBy
The Associated Prcss)-Thc Eumanian
cabinet has decided, ii was announced
today that IL Hungary cannot prevent
tho restoration of former King Charles,
Rumania. in accord with the other
members of the little entente. will take
tho most vigorous measures to pre-
vent such "A violation of treaties" as
tho restoration would involve.
Prague. Czccho-Slovakis, Oct. a.
Determination OF the Schezo- SlovaiSia
that the "1lapsburg danger" must be
removed once for all is emphasized in
declarations the government is max
ing on the attitude toward the form
or kings attempt TO regain tho Hun
garian throne. Actual intervention will
occur, IL is declared should Charles
enter Budapest, and attempt to reign.
Twcnty-scvcn thousand seven hundred
and ton rcscrNists have been called TO
colors.
London. Oct. 2t.--tBy The Associa ted
rrcss)-The British government has
notified tho Hungarian government
that the latter must take al possible
steps for the expulsion OF former
Emperor Charles from Hungary, IL
was learned this afternoon
= is stated in we'll informed quart
ers that Great Britain reserves tho
right to support tho little ententc''-
Jugo-Slavia, Czccho- Slcvalia and Eu-
mania-in any action IT may take for
the expulsion OF the eN-rulcr from
Hungarian territory.
Paris. Oct. 2t.-Reports that there
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