New Britain herald., 1926-05-14

Berlin, May 14 OP) -- Govern ment air forces are reported to have bombed the revolutionary headquarters or Marshal Pilsudski in Warsaw. It is estimated that 450 persons have been killed in street fighting thus far. Foreigners are fleeing the country.
 Holding up Trains A Czech agency dispatch from Prague says that Marshal Pnsud- skis troops are holding up trains coming from the German frontier at Skierniewic, fifty miles from Warsaw. The tracks have been de- stroyed or have been occupied by his troops from that point to War saw.
 By controlling the railroads into the city, the dispatch says. MarshaI Pilsudsld has been able To inter eept the passage of government P, ! Inducements. According to thi, i dispatch Premier N'itos was re ] ported to have been taken prrs 1 oner. PilsudsN also has coufseaf,,! all Warsaw newspapers. only per mitting the publication Of his ow. ! bulletins.
 The Thirty-Sixth iulantry r.ai- i ment, which is supporting PiIsrd- ski, has occupied Lodz. according to private reports from Danzg. Report Officials Fleeing | Government officials are reported here to have fled from Warsaw ss result Of the revolutionary move ment headed by Marshal PIsudski.
 The reports stated that Marshal Pilsudski had captured Belvedere palace after a terrific battle and that several cabinet members were taken prisoners. The entire city is now stated to have fallen into Pn- sudsBi's hands.
 Government Feels Confident
 London, May If V9 = The Po- fish government is confident that the Pilsudski insurgent movement will collapse shortly, according to i telegrams received in official Polish circles here from Warsaw timed at 5:SO o'clock this morning. Paris, May 14 UPl - The Polish government, it's embassy here an- nounced, has issued a proclama- tion that any danger of a dictator ship by Marshal Pfsudski would he dispeled. The situation is not alarming, the proclamation says ! and the republic Is not menaced The proclamation was distributed 1 throughout Poland by airpiane.
 IS Die ill Street Fighting Eighteen persons dead and eighty wounded are the casualties of the street fighting during the past 4S hours in Warsaw thus far reported, says communication | from the Polish government to the Polish embassy in Paris. The com munication added that the esti- 1 mates of the seriousness of the | fighting varies.
 PilsudslIi "an Outlaw" The Polish government from the Belyidere palace in Warsaw has proclaimed Marshal Pilsudski "a rebel and outlaw" Premier Witos has sent a dispatch to the Polish embassy here to this effect. The message to the embassy ! said the government was confident of crushing the revolt and restoring order rapidly. It added that the | provinces were unanimous in con- i demning PilsudSki for his attack i on Warsaw. It declared the morale of the troops in revolt had been ! greatly shaken. General Casimir 1 Sosnowski, commander of the Posen troops marching upon War- saw, is reported in the message to be in an extremely serious condi- tion because of an attempt of sui- eide by shooting.
 First Omcial Word
 The statement was the first of- ficial communication issued since the outbreak of the trouble IF i Warsaw.
 It said the government was able
 to count on the principal garrisons for the present. Those at Posen, Lemberg, Cracow and Przemyal
 were remaining loyal. The text of the statement follows:
 May 12: On the morrow of the definite constitution of Premier Witos' new cabinet, with a majority of 240 from the right and center. Itroops which had been concentrated beforehand around Sulejowek. where Marshal Pilsudski lives, attacked the Icapital under his orders and occu- pied the suburb Praga.