Vienna, Sept. 24, Archduke Otto, son of the late Emperor Charles' of Austria, today" made an open bid for' the throne of his country when, through. especially appointed representa:
ship in three towns.
es Be. aceptedonorary sizer "The" letter "accompanying the acceptances was presented to the burgomasters of the three towns who had gathered here for s special ceremony" and thus the. monarchist movement was brought into the PeThe towns of Hain, Mamau and Ragelsdort-Weldern,. through their burgomasters, had asked "the Archduke to" become an honorary Tu his letter, the Archduke, now nineteen years' old, predicted' that the day war not far distant when, with God's help, Otto will again" be. leading Austra: expressed confidence that Fentricting the. activities of Howse Hapsburg would soon be repeated.
TBxcept for those unjust laws, yould he where we ath devive 1 thowld be and. where my. duty would ave me," the "Archduke fsaid.in his letter, He concluded by declaring that zi formulas fre. not for. Austria and would' be treasonable far accept. them.
Archduke Otio, who is son of the Emperor Chi and "Empress Zita, is now living in Switzerland. From "childhood, "he hasbeen yeated especially in view of his the throne of Austria and—United Pres
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