Republican farmer., 1919-03-28

It is understood in Paris, accord ing to one report, that the three Polish divisions in France will be shipped at once to Danzig. That the Allied proposal to use Danzig as the port of debarkatIon for these troops, was one of the main causes for the breaking off by- the Germans of ne Aqtiations with the Allied commission inj Poland. Germany newspapers have strongly denounced the proposal to give Poland the port of Danzig and a corridor to it
 The extremists are active in Vienna, but the government still is in control. Reports from Czesch ho-Slovakia, where the Bolshevik movement is reported to be strong. are neagre.
 Reports that the Russian Bolshe- wiki had large forces of troops in Ga licia ready to advance into Hungary stil lacks confirmation from reliable sources. The Bolsheviki, however. are within 100 miles of the eastern frontier of GaliCia, but reports late last week were that the Anti-Bolshe- vik Ukranians were driving the BoI- sheviki back in the region of the Pri- pet marshes. northeast of Lemberg, which the Poles were forced to give up to the Ukrainians-
 Be.lGn, Manch 24.---ReCent events at Budapest were not the result of the Entente note outlining the new boundary between Hungary and Ru- mania, according to tho Vossische Zaitung which says the situation there was hopeless before the note was delivered. COnaTnunist4s were un- employed and have been ignored by the Socia.lis5 ministers, according to the newspapers.
 Mass demoslstTa tiurls began last 7Wednes1ay. when demands were made that every unemployed person receive 5OJ crowns for relief, besides payment of house rent and a reduc- tion of food prices by One-haf. The newspaper declares an uprising was impending when the Entente govern 1lent arrived and Count Michael Ka- d-olyi the premier, seized the OppOr- tunity in his farewell proclamation to represent himself as a friend of the proletarlat.
 Coperlao.~-1. |. March 24.---The Com- rslnists of Vienna held d meeting of sympathy with the T1rolet tartat diota- torship in Hungary on Sunday morn ing, according to a Vienna despatch today The demonstration deevloped into a. manifestation aGatnst tho En- tente. There was no disturbance of the peace, however, the despatch de- cEares.
 London. March 24 (via MontreaD -Hungary's adoption of Bolshevisn is regarded most seriously by the Anglo-French press, chiefly as endan- gering the efforts of the Entente tc build up the Rumanian, Polish and Czecho-Sloya,ks as bulwarks against German domination of Central Flu rope. All these three states are men aced by advancing Bol5hevikE armies
 According to a Vienna despatch i was the establishment of the neutra zone on the Hungarian frontier which the Peace Conference had decided upon which precipitatet the crisis. This zone was intended tc make the HungarIans desist from at tacking the Rumanians and to close the gap between Rumania and Pc land. The Entente note defining this note was dated March 19, the Vienna adVices state.
 Tho zone was fixed as g. belt 14C miles long and 40 miles wide, vir- tually shutting Hungary behind th' rivers Theiss, Szamos and Mares, ant including the towns of Grosswardein Debreczen, and the entire country behind them. The note required the withdrawal of the Hungarian troops behind the western boundary of tht belt within ten days and authorized the Rumanians 10 advance to the eastern boundary. The civil govern ment of the neutral zone was to b' exercised by Hungarians under Alliet control, but the Independent point ssoRldSbe-occnpied aby y4Alhed~troops.