Copenhagen. March "Emissaries
of the Hungarian revolutionary governing-
council handed their creden
tials to tho president of the German-"
Austrian national assembly at Vienna
yesterday, according to a Budapest
despatch received hfre. Hopes for
the continuance of amicable relations
between Hungarian and German-Austria
were mutually expressed, It is said.
The Hungarian delegates also visit
ed the chancellor and the ministers of
war and finance at Vienna,
The despatch states til at the revo
lutionary government has ordered
JOntenic flags hoisted, on the hotel
where the Kntente missions have toeen
st o I pi n, and 1 1 u u p-jste rs wi 1 1 soon
bo issued warning the people to re
spect aP foreigners in Budapest.
The official invitation for recruits to
enter' tbe iled army in Hungary haa
mft w i r.h a n e no o u r agi n & re e o nse.
according to a Budapest despatch re-cf-itd
here The army will be com
posed, first, of those who apply from
tho ranks of organized la'bor, and sec
ond, of proletarian soldiers alreafdry
umb-r firms. The soldiws will elect
iheir oi'.".c r;3 from section comma.mler
to cmp;ny commander, but the high
c r o! II c c r s will -1 appo i n t e d b y ",h
commissary of war. A iolitical c"m-missa-ry
may be attached to each b JKly
otf troops.
A reserve army is also Peing formed
among workmen and will bo trained
l-:y otiicers who, however, will not be
givt n the power to command tho
fcTv's nor -the right to carry anus.
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