The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
EUROPE WOULD
SEE j. s, MIX
IN POLISH ROW

~ RAYMOND G. CafIoll.

H...I. .I.It lV thr ruhll" IsdEsf Col
.udpu Times 'nnIrj
v' JuE AMERICAN PEACE
/ )NHl.elON, PARIS Jan n
Americans oi ralGrw,kl',
80 ',un raised in the United
#r FOO nshl 'he German, hl'e pro.
'd 10 ,h- American embassy
\ ,llnH' tcir being sent into Poland
l. engage % latuc.lil warfare
|lgl.nN against other Polish uoop,
|el by General lll'ud,N. The pro-.
anr or, mrn who previously had
yuiird ihul intention NJ becoming
crcan citizens BY taking out their
papers
Ilr. want 10 60 home Ike all our
|au .l'iIrr m Europe This come,
y J tme wlcn II wls being suggeUyd
Lfat ,bc NE soldiers OF tine American
\ Expedr.ulry force he used in Poland
pgain,t h,l'he,i,m The measure oi
&, peril is undetermined Failing 10
| bet our troop, ordered into Russia 10
|lut down h1l,heyi'm there, the e''lb.
i,hmcut oi ttr Polish republic vas
launched a' the next worthy occupa'
| ion of our soldiers during their so.
oufn over herc while waiting for The
|Ae,t bound tIn,p'f,s
Bloody Poland
Month, ago Clcmenceau nid "Po.
Land shall live again than0'auS.
he French u'e,man and historian,
|,l,o said "NIl Jus, men and all IN.
,pprcvrd p,rrlr, turned their eye'
Toward, Poland, the eldest It all tic
krariyf,' bn' the officials VI NE
american fr'ublir oHnn,t see wherein
H becomes the FOB of our soldiers 20
fhsde into h'o iy Poland and 'e, NJ
Into power tn. or that political fac.
st0n which may he the preference OF
3rc'chhos vino them'clNe, are not
,een Tor the undertaking
Tie value Of Polish republic with
t,n cutie, a, Daniig and iran'ycf'e'
,y strategic railway, as a buffer state
between Germany and Russia IS rec
bgnizcl A. the heNi1u,rtef, Of every
pcace commt sion which ha, arrived
kn Pafi' o.,
Tc, eaU>f 'ir allies ,ay' in ef'cc,
GrIrg, d, o." ard George" in
)he final ha,, o.. European statesmen
,r,-, down 10 meaning the United
ta,os
our NEGOTIATIONS for peace In reply
'un,ly ha,, asked why should We
Interfere in family quarrel, between
fo,. er, surely they argue the Poles
now Il given an opportunity can get
hogether without blood'hed. The
sncrlt, of Dmo1ki as against General
pilsud,h arc hard TO establish. Both
,re prcs IN good standing as such.
onr CORE ponlcnt has talked with
! IL ens ol Poles from whom only a con-
buSod argument is issued II seems
Aha, Dmoski heNds something called
&he National Polish committee, organ
lied in Paris. while P,lSudSk occu'
bied the saddle Of authority in War
kaw. 1hoc back OF Dmo'ki want
bil,udski ouNei They call him a
Fadical while hackers OF Pil'ud,h call
Dmoski reac,ionaty.
For Americans who came three
thousand mile, TO end the war 10 be
later used a, machine gun umplre'
between the rival Polish faction, does
srike one as an absutdly fantastic
proposal. heard one of our generals
kay let somebody else btmp their
together and put Poland upon
its democratic legs. We Americans
can well afford TO allow Europe the
privilege of settling its own in,erna. 4.
tional affairs" lie proposed that |
ask some folks TO read Polish history
before they even think OF projecting
our brave soldiers into animosiues
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