That strutting player whom many a Pole admires, Dictator-Marshal Josef Pilsudski, played again last week the now famous role which he enacts whenever the Sejm (Parliament) attempts to disobey him.
This time it was a matter of the budget. At the bill's first two readings the Deputies had cut, slashed and patched it—over-riding the demands of the Government a dozen times. Vice Premier Bartel, twittering, rushed out to Marshal Pilsudski's suburban home for advice.
"The Marshal is ill and will see no one," said a...