Warsaw, Mar. 15.
The Polish' Government has telegraphed its congratulations to me Slovak Government on "taking ti destiny of the nation into its own officially emphasized that Toland has no territorial claims ea ruthenia and that the Polish Goverament does not contemplate sending any reply to the Note from Mer. Augustin Volosin, Ruthenian Premier, announcing the independence of Rutheni Hungarian troops advancing across Ruthenia have not yet reached the Polish border, where Polish troops have been concentrated along the Carpathians to greet them.—Reuter German Storm-Troopers Organ Banned Berlin, Mar. 16.
The "S. A. Mann," organ of the German Storm-Troopers, the last edition of which was confiscated by the police, has been placed under a ban by order of the political police. The reasons for this were not made public.—Havas. dum Hungarian "Jewish Bill"
Budapest, Mar. 16 Parliament today adopted the "Jewish Bill" by a large major The bill restricts the number of positions for Jews in Hungary.—Havas.
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