The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-25
HUNGARIAN ARMY
DEFEATSCARL|STS
Heavy Losses inflicted Upon
ex-KuIe['S Forces.
RETREAT IN FULL SWI'0
loyal Troops Pursue Royalists, W1o
Cut Way Through When Attacked
in Rear.

RudarpSt. oct 35.-'ih" army of t"f.
,aer Emperor Charles. which WAS
marching on Budapest. f." lie rrSjoI'
ation of the ex-mnnareh. WAS defeated
with heavy losses by Hungarian %"N.
crlnncnr forces at Tara-T"rar"S. dirty
FIVE miles west of Budapest.
The CaIiiSt for,,S have fallen back
Ia Komorn. fifteen lHlrs northwest at
Tata-T"var"S. The pursuit by In"
government troops * continuing.
The Carl>t army. the reports state.
finding itself unable /" max" further
progress. sought t" retreat and finally
broke through the lines on The rear
ward side of the a1tlckin" circle, with
drawing to komorn with The t"n>tt,u-
tionaliStS following up The retreat.
Earlier in the day the Carli$tS had
progressed us far rs BicSke between
Tata-TovaroS an. Budapest and about
twenty miles west of III" Hungarian
cauital II was here ti;al III" r"yAIiSt
army was encircled and its capture ap-
pe;red imminent until the troops Were
able =" break throu@h ard retreat.
The Budapest gpvernm"nt appeared
confident of ultinat" vict"ry over tn"
CarIiSiS. The Cnig-!iiutinnHISl forces
number saHnul 2D.01o against Hppr"Ni-
mately 10000 followers of The former
monarch A";n-r,.! !. THY. TIA" HIM
galian re- a.. >;i.H H. ..;,:, determined
to capture rln':1: :.... & i'v.r him to
the Er:.j-I ,.:fliiH"- ec'. ~. II, VII"
would f.nI !; ~rtt;,I. Isl" 81 -. He
lena" f.sr linn.
ent operation ltr~an. ~:ml q al
Hegedu< ia as; ar truce ~: li.':.I
Horthy agreed to e; II :, truce u!.oI =.
condition that III" rcrHii~I tr""r$ ic
di>armrd. that NH;o:. Dn>,Inlur.s. lead
81 Of the troops. J." ;rre>trti and tlH.
Stephan Rakov<ky amd CuunI ,tm,':...~-
~. leaders "f Charles prnvi>jnI3;!I ,.;lhi-
mel. be informed. General lIe&vdus,.
hoWevr" left without accepting Ines"
conditi"n% Wh"rcupum Admiral II"r-
thy'> force, were ordered /" ;rtta:'1,.
RcraIfure of Tie town nf E;uh I,y
government forces WAS reported and
it WAS added than the CArl;>tS We're be
ing attacked in The rear.
This attack, it WAS stated. WAS being
led lay Baron PTonay, at tile hrad Of
he West Hungarian Insurgents. vine
had hurried to the governments aid
Other reports show that hand @ren
AIDE fighting had begun Near T"rha@y,
thirty miles from Budapest.
Government circles were greatly
heartened Icy the news of he recap
ture of Raab and that of The operations,
of Baron Pronay.
The government expressed determin
alton to break up the royaIiSt forces
and TO assume the offensive The GOV
ernmen issued IL long communique
justifying the energetic measures TAX.
en- in view of the country'S danger il
pointing out that Thomas Beaumont
Hohler, the British high commission
er in Hungary, had told NJ Hegedus
the eN-emperor's representative, that
Charles must leave the country immc
diately. The Carlists. however. AZ
parently have refused to consider aIl
abandonment of their enterprise.
Charles is said Ia be greatly inHu
enced by Stephen 1takov>ky, one Of III.
members of his provisional cabinet
who is urging him 10 occupy Hun~ary
ny force, while Count AndraSsy. tie *
kings other principal adviser, appear,
TO be losing favor with the FORM
monarch.