Cernauti, Jan. 22.
It is learned from trustworthy sources that there are two regiments of German regular troops in Lwow and several divisions in Eastern Galicia, until now occupied only by the Soviets.
Well-informed circles note that the large number of German troops 4o not consist merely of technicians or a police detachment, The arrival of the Germans coincides with the departure of Soviet troops in an opposite direction, eastward, at the rate of from three to six trains each night. This transport of troops is causing a congestion in railway traffic and many delays have been caused in the regular train schedules.
Political quarters here conclude that the military and strategic cooperation between the Germans and the Russians is now developing in Galicia, but opinion is divided as to the further intentions of Berlin and Moscow.—Havas, declares "Lo Petit Parisien," has already made itself felt, and Swedish assistance is also becoming apparent.—Reuter.
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