The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-11-28

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state that nj decision has yet' 'beeh'
reached, but otherwise no definite de-
taiIs are kny ywn GEShD h elyt&hicb,
FAR bver-sha Sows the conflict on Nd.
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arost I'D eastw srd bf the Nstl4lan aEss'
! at SOldau, LbnS. KloclayekI and ct&s
Hcow seem N bAye been sheyelN SpSeI
plimiharies a gsperal ensAgekSut
haloHs the vhNe linz The.ASsrThSS
bulletin meStiSps. fighN2g nostAxard'
fbf LODI, wi lie N&s AusMans report
the advance bf thS>Sxmy herthYstd>
N@rorh eraco and it isSevident~that
pthe allies a ID the RussNps are en-.
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Teu tonic all IS dneih2eling a cofcses.
trfc AttaclS fronstbree directions
sshln stl the RgssIs52 force ,,,w q, ,ou
GGtermans Believe They Are Winning.
., How the struggle IS progressing is
unknown. The newspaper critics in
tJerpret-conditionS as generally favor.
able to- the aAustrolG ermans and as.
yBert that the German advance beyond
4 Mtawa and the vicinity OF Plock has
felirhlnated danger OF an invasion OF
Eost,Hnd Vest PTpssia except, byl SUCH
Itbavhlry forces as are operating north
Ward Bt Edytkhihen, IA East Prussia
Tn the Resistant bnrdero These. how
oyer. ARE gply raiders. ,a,t,m-L,. -o
NV NV PrzemysI About to Faii. "''h ''
Ia A dfsbatth from Petrosfad says
that yitbis dnnouncsdstherei that the.
asiese of Przemysl appears to be rapid
ON approaching its end The trenches
Esurrdanbins1 the Qualifications are In
tiae ridssess0n Of ltbe Russian troops
ItMahy. of, the trenches are filled with
Qihie, cohiitfhing statements Or priss
6herslthat CHOLERA ~ raBingl In the gar
'hsohpb Przqmyslsnovnoo doidw e.r
Austrians Tell Of Success.
Reports from Vienna tell of success
/ es in Galicia, including the occupation
! by seoTeqt9nie, allies of, .TarnoY, and,
tiWieliGTtk}g9r u yANef9rdAg TO these reports
h seven thousand prisoners were taken.
h Kieliczka is the most westerly point
ansachbd by The RussiarIs on their ADJ
Rmnee o6hi inerte6~ 90" A1ow 9snoh li1r
pc Big German Army "a Poland. inG'
PN The adptince'ofl the iGermnns from
Tho oml intop Poland 4snbeins, madeni
Great force. The greatest, German
bSrength Hsta ,be conGent ntrated on this
/ Gne. Fighting Of, then most n desperate
/ GhaEaSterr Ahs beSn IN progress and
1sheavy losses have been suffered BY
4 both sides. -----
OF ltuiR, POW AFace lhetweep .the, Rga7
iusian, army, inyadipg East, Prussia and
Q she 'German force strikihg' at Po1ahd.
1t isibeliovsdl GENERALLY tho kai SER Iaa
,PpeetsItQ drlieyei the .pressprel ,pnon
East Prussia by striking a, crushing
J Blow WITH his'i iopces adlanting aibhg
the Vistul8aeipds sfreix Io,ltst9nH vic,
tory for the Russians about Soldau
would be followed, by a quick rush
intp East Prussfa When %othd Jforte
an absadonment oflthe elireterminediof
feAsife iniPoland fohSheOd defense spf
the, hQrthsTp pr9yinee. , -.
T w." "Russlans IN Gair9ls. 'ohhona
4l -l:aitssa,---hssarS.. ....Graaa
dIip East Prussia, the Russians are
:, pushing their advantage, apparently
Y Ildisregarding ,tbe fact that their cen
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