Prague, Oct. 26.
Czechoslovakia, in a new Note today, accepts the Hungarian demand for the occupation of those districts which have been mutually agreed upon to be ceded.
The Note, which has been handed over to the Hungarian Minister in Prague by the Foreign Minister, M. Chvlakowsky, suggests, however, that itis likely that more time than the week proposed will be necessary before the occupation.
The Note also accepts, in principle, arbitration by Germany and Italy in respect to those territories still in dispute.
At the same time, two members of the Cabinet, representing Rutheni have resigned because they consid that the interests of the Subcarpathian Russians will be sacrificed.
Dr. Brodie, President of the Ruthenian Cabinet, has also resigned.
—Reuter.
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