Warsaw, June 7.
London, June 5.
The German Minist-r to Poland] has presented the Reich Government': formal Note protesting against the invasion of the German frontzr at Neuhoefen by Polish military' guards.
The Foreign Ministry published to-day the text of Germany's. protest to Poland, The note starts regretting the fact that the mixed Commission, despite the indisputable facts of the case, did not sce its to issuing an unanimous report.
rates that careful investiga-the circumstances had led the Reich Government to believe that the facts were as represented by the Government Commissioners. points out, farthormore, that! the Polish reports and criticisms are either not pertinent or not based upon facts, After reconsidering the incident} in detail, the document foes on to state the German Government must Protest against the whole attitude of all the Polish officials concerned. It expresses the expectation of the man Government that the Polish Goverment il pani the guilty officials and take necessary mcasures in order to prevent the recurrence of similar incidents which are detrimental to the maintenance of neighbeurly relations.
The Note closes. by being prosecuted by an ordinary trilune—Trans-Oevan Kuo Min,
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