Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03

"'hs h fFu0ihn OieoiA. ano brom-
berg. In the province Of Possn, %
milcs northeast Of the Possn city.
GENEVA. Jan S.--Ths Polka
army which 10 marching toward Bsr-
lin has as ts objective - tsaSins
raid Into Germany" according 70 the
Polish agency At Lausanne. TIE
Infantry 10 weil armed and n sus.
ported by artillery ana cAvalry. fks
army already has occupied imIestnns
railway csntsrs, including krUvs-
briesen and rossnau. and hes oap-
turcd large amount Of railway
stock with little resietAnoe. The Ger
mans are re-armins dsmobiiissd col
dIers ana fighting = szpsctsd. Al
though some Of the dsmebilised
troops are refusing 70 serve.
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actsr according To advtcss from Dss-
IN, inrrs parts Of the provtRes ses
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WAR0AW, Tuesday, Dea ol.---
Fighting has continued In the city
Of i'ossn. German Poland, bstwesn
Polish and German troops In the lsoe
few days. The fortress ef the atty
has been occupied By the PoDeH
while moro than lo.eee German SOL
diers have been dlsarmed
The sixth German grsnadier rogi-
went has refused 10 surrender and
now In surrounded IN q barracks
within the city.
German troops sent into the oily
we're dharsnsd on their arrival 81
tho railway station. The entire
Polish population IN reported "a be
aiding the Polish troops. Thsy In
clude boy scouts aad young women.
The fighting 10 Of q house to- house
nature ana there Ia no accurate sasi-
mate OF the number killed and
wounded.
IEnace Jan Paderswski. who ar
rived In Posen several days ago. y
delaying his departure for warsaw
In order to have a conference with
1srman DELEGATES from berlin
~ Tn. Asseelst.d Pres.
WARSAW. wednesday, ian. L.
During the street celebration attend
ing the arrival OF IGnaoe Jan Paas-
rewski In warsaw tontght, Q balcony
OF . honse collapsed and ,s persons
NJ, Paderewuki arrived at warsaw
at II o'clock tonight from Posen. A
great thronE Of Poles crowded tho
streets and sang and shouted A. ths
pianist and Polish leader made his
way from the station to the Hotel
Bristol where he has established HIS
headquarters. m his passage through
the streets NJ. Paderewski was pre-
ceded and surrounded by troops to
prevent tho bolsheNiki element from
carrying out their threat to attack
him.
Tho city wrs decorated with allied
and American flag~ and roses were
strewn before N, Paderewsh ~ he
mad. his way to his hotel.
The newspapers express tho hope
that N pad-rewski will he able TO
the patriotic elements In
Poland and undo the efforts Of thoso
who have been working toward dis
nHter
Tho fate of the province OF Wilma,
In I.ithuanlh, In trembling In the bal
nnce Iinlshevik agents are spread
ing their propaganda throughout the
pruyincc. the northeastern part or
which IA under soviet rulo, Rands NJ
robbers and tr,mps advance guards
~ the bolsheviki. according IN re-
ports Of refugees. are coming 70
wilma Tho Dermans apparently are
MAX ing no effort 10 restore order IN
tho city. although they have 6.ooe
troops there.