Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-04-03
IN
HUNGARY RALLY
AROUND F0RMER R
EMPEROR s SON.
Charles Death Expected to
Do Much in the Way of
Swaying Sentiment To-
ward the HapSburgS,
A DAY OF NATIONAL
MOURNING DECREED
Leading Adherents OF Karl
Have Called a Meeting to
Be Held Today Await
Reading of viii,

Budapest, April tby the Asso-
ciated Press. A telegram an
nouncing the death of former klnG
Charles in Madeira reached Buoa-
pest late saturday night, but me
news was withheld from the pun
lie until noon today.
The news of the death of Charles
caused widespread feelings OF re-
gret among all classes of the peo-
ple. Even those who were opposed
to the former king were moved 10
expressions of sympathy by the
tragic and lonely end OF his ca
reer.
As a precautionary move,
mounted police patrolled the
streets of Budapest througEous
saturday night and today to pre-
vent any untoward incident oy
royalist supporters. The govern
ment decreed today day OF ma
tional mourning. All theaters ana
other places of amusement were
ordered closed, flags were hail
masted and music was sup
pressed.
telegraph Condolences.
| Admiral Horthy, the reseh'
and Count Stefan Bethlen, the pre-
mier. teregrapned concoienees Oh
! behalf of the nation TO lorHie'
J Queen Zita. s,oid .b.
message of Regent Horthy WaS
/ one of unfathomable destiny nun
gary is grieved and shares MS
: familys sorrow.
: prince Otto is the hereulldiy
J King of Hungary. Tnls q tHs ,oH'y
, legal wav to view the SITUATION
decIa,ed Count Albert Apponyl,
former premier, today. Count
Tulius Andrassy and Count Hun-
yadv issued statements, whleH
seenifnl,ly confirm other state
ments that the legitimists are raj
living around the eldest son OF
Charles. 1t is said that the legltl-
mist deputies intend to move III
norIiament for the immediate re-
turn TO Hungary of Otto ana nls
education under Hungarian teach'
ers. ta.o- "a
. While M Banffy, minister ol
foreign affairs, today stated ina
. the nolitical situation would no
he changed by the death o
1 charles various politicians noe
u the view that possible compromls'
4 between those : vorable and un1a
i vorahle to charles has been facih
v tated nv his death The monar
y ! 81 that EI1n
els Joseph Otto can pc restoie'
to his former rank, with the pres
ent regime continuing IN poWe
n during the minority OF the ohe
l. time heir apparent to the {nrone
n In all events the death OF Enarie
IL is expected to exercise great lnllu
l. ence in election in favor OF III
r people Are Anxious.
9s The opening of the kings WI
IL ia awaited with the greatest =
" interest. the people being especml
iv anxious to obtain informatio
" as TO the clause regarding IN
~ = guardianship of Francis Josep
=. otto. In monarchst circles IN
~ belief was expressed the guardla
10 ~ would he Archduke MaXimihai
p, brother of Charles. until the pc
IN is Is years old, when under u
r. rules of the house of Hapsourg' p
becomes of age. He is now nir
re years old. c,r,,
It. The leading adherents of Chari'
O. will hold a big meeting tomorrow
gn They have sent kilograms 10 u
c. followers of Charles througho'
+t,o ofuptrv To attend,
ed Most of the newspapers toda
as are black bordered, The Carh
organ says the last resting pia'
ed of Charles must be on Hungaria
he soil. not in the Vienna vaults, p
Ill. caIIse II must become a place
r. pilgrimage in Hungary
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