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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
Germany's Hopes
opening.

Looking backward for the moment, let
US recall the ambitions and aspirations
Of the first year Germany, after long
preparation, after forty years of planning
and organizing, burst upon the world IN
August, 1914, with matured programme
Of conquest. She was to conquer and
crush France, then dispose Of Russia, and
thereafter, master Of the Continent as
Napoleon had been, organize it for final
struggle with her real enemy, Great Brit
ain. Belgium and Northern France were
to be hers, France was to be reduced to
the position with reference TO Germany
Prussia had held toward the great Ma
poleon after Jena. World power was the
driving ambition Of the German, who saw
first Europe, then Asia and Africa
at his feet, the British Empire shaken by
internal revolt, and Egypt and India
menaced by Turkish armies, German-led.
The French victory at the Marine and
the French stand before Verdun put
final term to the major hope of Germany.
Thanks to the French valor and militar,
genius, France was not destroyed viii
Britain remained unready. And now, after
nearly three years and half of war, the
situation as between Germany and her
British foe remains Enthusiastically favor
able to the Briton lie holds all Of Ger
manys colonies, save for small portions
occupied by his allies. lie has banished
the German flag from the sea, he has
brought about the ruin of the whole COM
mercial edifice of Germany within his
own empire. And the necessity of getting
at Britain has involved Germany, through
the submarine campaign, with the United
States and with the various other nations.
The whole commercial machine of Ger
many outside of the Fatherland has been
wrecked, in South America as well as
Asia. If the war were to end to-day on
the basis of the war map, no one could
deny that, as Tirpitz truthfully said re-
Gently, Great Britain had won and Ger
many lost and that for the future a Grip
pied Germany would face strengthened
British commercial rival.
Further than this, Germany had hoped
10 annex Belgium and much of Northern
France, including Calais and Boulogne.
No rational German now expects such a
result. Whatever else remains to be settled
il is clear that Belgium will remain indie
pendent and closely united in sympathy
and interests with her present allies, while
France is equally sure to emerge from the
war territorially intact On the West the
sole questions that may be debated to-day
are whether Germany will keep or lose
Alsace-L Lorraine and whether she can be
comnelled to indemnify Belgium and
France for wanton destruction, while, so
far as Britain is concerned, Germany has
10 face the possibility Of final loss to the
british Of all her overseas possessions.
We NAV say quite accurately, then, that
the last year has served to make patent
tho fact that all of Germany's Western
homes have been destroyed. France VIII
survive the war strong and bound IN
Grr, alliance with British Empire now
prepared for war and possessing an army
which Joined to the French, will make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
were the GT ] frontiers

British course, because every moral and
national consideration entities the Serbs
to liberty; and, if their liberty be sacri-
feed if the old Balkan chaos subsist after
this war, we shall sooner or later have
new troubles growing out of fresh virus
coming from this fostering sore and pois-
oning the whole world system as it has in
the past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

chy and fell under the spell Of those who
are more concerned with division of the
lands within Russia than a reapportion-
ment of those in the Hapsburg monarchy
or the Balkan peninsula. One will not
venture to prophesy even now, but there is
at the least good reason to suspect that
Austria has once more escaped the
doom that has always seemed TO be immi
nent and that all the idealistic and humani-
tartan dreams Of liberating her subjec.
races will have to be laid aside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

repetition of the events Of 1914 impossible,
in our own generation at least. And Bel
gian independence is ultimately certain,
because unless Germany agrees to this she
will have to fight the United States, Brit
; in and France for an indefinite time.
But by contrast we are bound to per-
ceive that many Of the Eastern plans o.
he Allies seem to have come to an end.
Assailed by Germany the Western powers
at the outset were moved by the conviction
that one consequence of an unsought war
would be the liberation Of those subject
races whose sufferings had been con-
slant reproach TO nineteenth century hui
mainly. On the morrow of the Marine,
when the Allies first realized that they
would not be conquered by sudden thrust
they began to frame a programme which
looked TO the liberation of the Poles OF
Austria and of Germany, to the recreation
Of free Poland; they began to design a
new map Of Europe which should see the
ScIthern Savs rescued from Austrian
tyranny, the Czechs emancipated, the Bal
kans remade, the Rumanians delivered
from Hungarian chains. In Turkey, too,
the Armenians and the Syrians were to be
freed and the Turk was to be elected from
Constantinople, which was to fall to the
Gar. and thus end a problem three CEN
turtles old.
Russia Has Destroyed Democratic Hopes
The collapse of Russia has, temporarily
at least endangered some of these gran
dose schemes which did not represent self
ISL ambitions, as did the German pro
gramme, but rather we're founded upon
liberal and democratic spirit without
Russia the Allies cannot hope to erect
Poland which shall include Posen and Dam
zig as we'll as Warsaw and LODI; in fact
unless the war is protracted for years 1t
must be a question whether they can pre-
vent Germany and Austria from arrang-
ing their eastern frontiers as they choose
and. temporarily at least, remaining mas
tiers of the Polish state which must now,
be established.
Equally clear is the fact that the OPP
portunity for the liberation Of the Aus
trian Slavs and Rumanians has wellnigh
disappeared since the great champion of
the small Slay states relapsed into anar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
Italy's Dream Vanished

Italian ambitions belong to a different
order of ideas. In addition to the liberia
ton of her Italian speaking brethren in
the Trentino and in Trieste, Italy cher
ished the dream Of restoring the Venetian
tradition along the eastern shores of the
Adriatc and in the Egean. Istria, Dali
malta, Albania were in part or N totallty
TO fall to the Italians, who were likewise
to take a foothold upon the mainland OF
Asia Minor. But such ambitions were
only TO be realized as a detail in the ex-
tinction of Austria Hungary and the de-
struction of Turkey. Hence for Italy
there remains to-day only the reasonable
hope that, thanks to the support of her
allies she may yet gain the Trentino and
Trieste. More she can hardly expect, now
that German and Austrian guns are al
most within range of Venice and her own
safety is in danger.
If Germany has failed in the West, as
seems indubtable, if she has failed in her
war with Britain, as cannot be questioned,
she has nevertheless brought to dust and
ashes almost all of the Allied purposes in
the East and within the territories of her
own empire and those of her Hapsburg
ally. Unless Russia shall find new organ
ization. and new leadership, the chances
now Enthusiastically point to the DISPOSE
ton of the states and peoples which lie
along German and Austrian eastern
marches by the Germans and the Aus
trians. This peril can be averted If the
Allies pursue the Western war to the
point where Germany fails either by
arms or by exhaustion; certainly the
debate on this question is not closed and
cannot be during the war, yet New Years.
1918, finds this field in far different con-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-19
Winter BRINGS coldn to Children.

A child rarely goes through the
whole winter without a cold, and every
mother should have a reliable remedy
handy. Fever, sore throat, tight chest
and croupy coughs are sure symp.
toms. a dose Of DR.. Bells Pine Tar
Honey will loosen the phlegm, relieve
the congested lungs and stop the
cough It's antiseptic pine balsams
heal and soothe. For Group, whooping
cough and chronic bronchial troubles
try DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey. At all
Druggists, 25c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-19
TEXAS woMAu sUIclDEs

Palestine, Tex. Feb l9SMrs.
Henry Watts, wife OF former Sheriff
Watts was found dead in her room
this morning with pistol bullet
through her heart She had been in
IN health for some time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-19

Lcyy's Clearance sale All skirts.
including spring skirts, onrthird and
One-half of 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-19

Leyy's Removal Sale. Spring coats
one-third of Large assortment to
choose from. 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-19

I..ys Removal Sale. Street and
evening dresses up % s.5oo. at one
ni. off, 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-19

Ardmoreite want ads gel results
every time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-04

Lace Curtains at $3.50, $1.35 and 81 Pair
Such unusuat the
selling
dfons Cur
ered
Sale Tomorrow PhnLR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-04
Other Silk Stockings at 75c

Women know-drop in tomorrow and run
your hand in these stockings" They'll tell you
of better than usual at 75c- Note-fuII fashioned
extra silk boot-every pair perfect. All sizes,
in white black, gray, silver. ivory and champagne
And extra as well as regular sizes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-04
Belts and Sashes, New
and Attractive

Two Buckle Leather Belts,
lined with satin: old rose, gray.
tan, and blue. Small sizes Sno
only. Reduced from 81 to. OOO
Oriental Sashes with beaded
ends, reduced from 31.00 to only
SOC.
Women's Shirred Elastic Belts
and Children's Black Patent
Leather Belts, combined
with red and green. Re- 10N
duced to ..........-.. 1ON
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-04
The NeW-and Less New

Difficult to give details Of the new-arriv-
ing almost hourly and illustrations have to be
lacking, when quick announcements are made,
as they are. And the less new-often too little
in quantity to safely advertise-but here at
bargain prices.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-04
Isle Thread Stockings, 55c

The practical stockings for everyday wear
are equally necessity Of a voman's bureau as
are silk hose. The old-fashioned, but ever new
black, white and tan. Again the reQuest-run
your hand in these stockings. We await your
judgment with every confidence
Palais Royal-Street Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-04
New Ribbons
MIL Ends at Prices Much
i Less Than Regular
New Beads, Necklaces,
and Silverware

Jet with fancy colored beads, am.
Der and gold beads, rose beads,
and all combinations with E0n
tassels Of beads. Sale price OON.
New Pearl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or drops Of pearls, all sizes, for
pierced or nonpierced ears. These
pearls have beautiful color and
are extensively worn Sale 'E0n
price .................. wv
Silver-plated Ware - Hollow
Handle Bread Knives, sec S0o
value. Special at. ........ OUC
silver-plated Dinner CT IN
1881 Rogers Dinner Knives OF
gray finish, grape de- 01 %
sign. Special. 8 for O1SOC
PaIaIS Royal, Street Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-04
$1.OO, $3.50, $1.ss
$1.OO to $3.50

Collars and sets; vestees and
chemisettes Of organdy, Georg-
cite and net Very effective and
only Csc.
Palais Royal-Street Floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-09
Just then an apple fell-.and hit
poor Isaac squarely on the nose!

He was asleep under tree When his met the ap-
pie he awakened startled Why do apples always fall
down, he inquired. Why don't they ever fall up?
And this incident led to the discovery Of the Law of
Gravitaton and the fame of Sir Isaac Newton.
Just as the apple falling started Newton thinking,
should this Overcoat Fair" set you thinking about
ing to Connors for your overcoat
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-09
A SPECIAL
SOCIETY
BRAND
OVERCOAT

Made of imported
wuzzy i m port e d
French Montaignac.
A knee length mod
ell, with dignified fly
front, and graceful
drape of the body.
It achieves its fit
and style without eff
fort, which is art.
Made of rich, fuzzy
French Montaignac in
prosperous black and
restful green.
Hand tailored by
Society Brand till the
difference between It
I and a Fifth Ave. GUS
tom coat narrows :
down to q vulgar dis
cussion of dollars.
A fine custom tailor
would charge $125 for
it. Here
$50
+
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
CIVIL RIGHTS DISCUSSED

500 mrF'.. Sept 81. Conference.
Nn 'He soldier. and sailors c.u .sfts
H.I were resumed today as senate and
house Judiciary u0r1mmttses CON.
liberation of uea section providing
i'' government rI31Gtae far one
rif against lapse or forfeiture of
enlisted meme Insurance policies was
iH' chief business before the CON.
ference. The section as oug.naU.
drawn required that Insurance oompa.
n.fs Keep thc policies Boo force 10
was protested by Insurance Interests
'n th" ground thai DO amounted 20 an
impairment of cputaotlm rights and
"as therefore unconstitutional
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
OLD NAN or THE MOUNTAIN.
Montzna's Famous Rock Formation l.
Blo,ru Into the Valley.

Sew YORK Telegram The O4a Aan
II the Mountain an immense mountain
SIDE boulder that nature nodded % -
.ernbIe a human face. has been blown
dean on the map q Montana. and u
took the largest blast of explosive ss~r
-, Of in that state % accomplish tas
feat
This frezklsh 6ii q rock formation
was located on the Southern Montana
rsaroad. six miles from Divide. where
the road joins the oregon short Line.
The latter road Il being built oy tae
Boston and Montana Development coin-
uanv. and i vas % make way for tae
Necessary Improvements that TIE
Old Mar Of the Mountain" was sacri-
feed The and marx had been vieael
bv thousands q tourists
To remove The huge boulder ir'm
Montana topography fftyfo9t 10 D.
mel was dug and 5000 pounds o. giant
powder we're sei on The tremendous
erp,os.1r blew Of The whole side ot 'he
Ic.ir AMI incidentally shook the -lr
I rounding territory for miles
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
war LagisIature In lII,,I.,inni

Jackson. MI- sept 45.-The 1f.ss.
l'sirpi legislature convened here Do.
oat Boo extraordinary session 10 enact
ui legislation and emergencv war
m''. lres Governor Bllbo in bis call
uIs.l fefIsions in the state tax
system and laws creating state
slaId ana state council OF defense.
provision for citizens who are absent
Hom ihe state in the military naval
'i other war service to, vote. "a morn.
,"f'um to protect soldiers and mli,rs
from iulust.ces on account or debts
curing the war and uniform ware.
house receipt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
FREPARrNG FoR Mr. LANE
Ce-uuiiie~ ApPsiui-d % Arrzugs is-
-E@arE He-s Frs9zV

T-- natter cf s=-z--r Frz-Elll *
--s-s secretary q tie .1-=-ae-. 20 &
s-asf z5s-ss A. - ls -,zsszg th-9-El
a=-s FriaaT zfter-poa a. Us o. ths
sa-z Fs Ezs f-l- cslsld=--i a. q
us~--E 4 the C01n-y Cg1ncl g u=-
s=-ss ysszsrs4r zt-s-uosL
2 L. Evans. Arln5s-= ag~nr u th=
santa re- announced thEs aftar1ogn tf-4t
ae rad arrznEed to bod th= train bazr-
.-s Dir Lane fo- twenty minutes a.
Ar-DO-e-
4 c1mmiir=@ c1r1prlssrg g. A. Ram
-. clzl-rnzu- :. ?. C5lsIzn znd Csys-
william Hutchlns0n Ezs appointed "
also attend 70 the matter q having
q c0mmittee nee- Dr. Lam a. some
F.o.-t before reaching Ar-nOr--
Nr Lane sDezks il Oklahoma CITY
a. the auditorium. al SIS 0'clOcs IN
dzy night under tns ausp.cas q the
LszEue u Enforce Peace ard the state
Council u Defsnsa. The menb@-s %.
both Organizations in each county iT
tne state are urged % be present AZ the
meeting a. delegate
An associated Press message receive
f this morning states that Secr starF L-an-
f. making this tour in the interest u
The seconi Liberty Losn and that hl
speeches generally viii t- under t1'
ausplces u the state councils ~ De
. ferse
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
FRIDal Is -LlgERTY DAl.
War Organization. Of State 90 Meet .l
Oklahoma Ciiy.


Oklahoma Ciiy
OH1l0ma CltF Sept -l- H
Liberty Day f1r Oklahoma . tHs
rsme applied t0 Friday ol fns week.
when the members ~ fHe var D--ar.
z1t.or gf OkIahom4. editors of fte state
ruI hundreds ~ other patriot. H.I E..t
o. conference ~ the state capital ,r
Okahoma and the war THE guest of
honor AND chief speaker fo- the 1c.-
sion un be Franklin * Lane mem
ber 0f President wilson cabinet ar.
one n tHe HaLons .adeu IH War or
gaUzafIln.
Fr.day'F convention 800 Uc.uIe wsw.
beers ~ aI county councils 1f defence
.b0l, 300 of the leading citizen. ol thf
state. member 0f the Okahoma branch
of the Leaguae Enforce Peace anil
editors who wM also Doe attending tte
mlr. with tho exception of Secretary
Lanes address meeting. WiI Boz held af
th- fair grounds Secretary Lane aH
.peat at tle auditorium downtown
Herbert Hoover f1od almirIsfrsflr
for fhe United States. tHe man ol whom
the world is depending for food. may
ais1 come to Oklahoma Citr flr tle
meeting An attempt Be- being made fn
obtain either Mr Hoover OF one NJ fs
IIeuteuaHt GO explain 10 people no Dk.
iahoma the real food situation
Senator Watson. of Indiana or some
other orator of nation wide reputation
win also be on the convention day pro.
gram
Tho object ~ tho aar meeting o. 90
coordinate tho energies of the entire
state thli oklahoma can be pIaoeI H
t.e front rank ~ nght.ug states
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
PLANS
WOEFOR INNOCENT

Arns-zr1arl. seq -5-As -flHs Jus
,.dzb.= rer-Lszis- f1- The alleged IL
treatment hY Be-g4Es q German uDn-
eon-hatzrts il German Eas- Afrlca. D-.
Carl Pc -. a German s--e1tlst VINO
some ears 4Eo made explorations 4r
.4frsaz- rnakss the suggestion. Which tas
Hamburger Sschrir--n prints prorl+
n=ntly 70 This eEecr-
That 60gble TIE nunber q Belgian
men. women and Children q superior
soelzl staining b. compelled % march
IN winter time irzdsquatsly clothed
and fed. 70 prisons from the Riga coas;
afieen times % the Black Sea"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
STORMY SESSION COslKs ~
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Ccavreer4n Ee1.a su.pfior. d
slrrbers Csg.e Rumpu..

slrubers Csu.e Rumpus.
-ro1. srlf zItr f0
tsf wa arf ro.r -e9a yesterday
oee .ae disclosure .aat Cogt Beu-
nt..0 willie German e-1has-f0- har.
kef h1 goFe-rme1t to aDth3r.1e fle
ezae.etgr- " ss98af 20 Influence c3n-
gree
Rrreeer tatr Eo-fll. ~ T9rth J--
l1ta atfzere1 Re ehntaf.Fe iiefLs
~ t.ztzrra nn9 VA. quoted ln a Deal
neaf1z1ee aging re e11l name q d0z-
o. c11gff emar Efo faa ben acting
asFD.cio1eg'
Harff denied rat the Interview 40.
bgfef t3 him Eas correct
HeDret s1fstiFe He1m thel made an
e1pler1-i'1 amd fooI ~ lrterup
rI5r
Herr. ezp.aEai.9a Ha. t.at le 1i1
rot Er1.r r. single uernber 0f re n0use
afs naf erer rece f gerlal u0ae.
fr afr Nay. all that fe a.l r1t charge
7haf 1nr had received b. Hr merely
aasDeefrl come beeaus- VI tle.r act
l5. fe al. 70 ue ho1ae should ae.
s..e ~ Investigate zoe eharg. ~ would
49, e.a1 ~ name ue suspects ae afIe4
haven't n,1 fhat arT member
rol the mones from tie Von Perm.
r flrd What did sy Uas that
fherr srrf runDu tnat there was gam
fIag hOisr bod Washington run b. "a Ger.
ral where psc.fst and Eacker and
ofarn in sgmmihg H.fh tls German
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
DRAFTED MEMBER
OF |. w. w. REFUSES
TO DON UNIFORM

Camp Dodge DesMoines. Iowa sept
z5-B=cause he refused 70 obey orders
Or don any part Of Uniform of q
United states soldier otto Wange-ina.
Drofesssd ]. ~. W. drafted from s.
Paul has been confined in the guard
house
u was said charges viii b. filed
against the recruit and court mar
tal r-oHably held
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25

Chicago. sept 25-An inquiry into
the legality Of the proposed Increase
in the price OF milk % Chicago con
s1nDers 20 thirteen or fourteen cents
Der quart was started today by cor
ro-atlon Counsel Ettelson, 70 be ioi'
lowed. il is said. by similar invesu'
cation by the state council Of de-
felse
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25

ear p-arctsos. sert z5.-Tre san
y.sresey iron tr41es cDDncl voted
e.e aat ntght 10 rao9mnlen1 ~ A.
= sfe3 rnl01s zEich nee- tlisl.
aae 4ceegtarcs " the tezporary Fzs@
s.ssesols agreed upon b. reD-ssertz-
rrae ~ tse m.sn. by the sruDl0Te-n
srG fe1e-aI rsa5h.t0se yssts-1ay
TIE sete5sie oros1as ~ per cent
F-.e-e.se fyr al ra~r earning t4zs q
81 zn1 lea z izh ~ cent in-
cs ~ sl med earning more than
sfzs = day sn1 ies than s.. % 1@f
eert Increase ~ thase earning s. p
ca. 80 m.az.mun daily wage. and
0oasle tine f9r Overtime after % 3. m.
cesrsnr 10 he agreement ne
- 90 natI frl1ea uIl91-stg ere to re
corn t1 10rk t9mgTDw.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
nr F,rInlnr Congre., OH.

Peoria. H. sept with Represent
atlges present from more than ihlri!
states. from Canada. Mexico AMI a
number o. south American COUNTRIES.
the twelfth annual meeting q the in
terna,l0nsl Dry Farming congress open
q here today in connection with the
intern ,I1ral .oI prOiucts exposition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
lilHTWiIION DEFICIENCY
BifI. UP ~ THE SENATE

iFaah.apton. Sept z5 Tile e.ghtbH.
i.sn ioIa deac.ene5 appropriation bM
was taken Bp boz the sslaie today aud
amendment Involving many millions
90 dollar. we're agreed % without de-
n.fr nr objection.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
GERMANS EXECUTE
THIRTY BELGIANS

Amsterdam Sept. %. Advices have
been received from the frontier by the
10 the effect that about thir.
ty residents ~ Client. Belgium. have
been put 10 death IN the last three
weeks on charges Of espionage
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
Trea.on Trinl Nrnr. End

Peirograd, Sept 25.-Coursel Tor Cen.
'r'l SoukhomlInon former minister OF
war. WHO is being tried on the charge
"i hiRh treason. concluded the defense
'odaN They declared the aocumtions
against the general were unfounded
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
WILSON SIGNS lf-BIILiON
WAR BONDS MEASURE

Washington Sept % The eIeterbIl
Iioudo..ar wsr credits bH authorizing
the second Liberty bond issue details
of which w.i be announced today by
Secretary McAdo1 was signed late yes
terday by President Wilson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
SIAM TO SEND
TROOPS TO FRANCE

London. Sept -5-The sLsmese gov
eminent according % Reuter d-s-
patch from BANGKOK. has called for
volunteer. who may De- sent o. The
western front
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-25
SWEDE CABINET DIsPLEisING
10 ENTENTE GOVERNMENTS
Parliamentary Elections Disappointing
10 Liberal Leaders


london Sept - The parliamentary
elections in Sweden have been conciud.
cd. and although complete results have
not been announced Hlalmar Brauting
ne socialist leader apparently has not
made as large inro1ds ou the consera.
tiycs aH expected
Banting. With socialist and liberal
support will have a large majority Do
the lower house but Il appears doubt.
ful whether the present government win
acknowledge u is defeated by retiring
II the present conservative govern
ment endcayors 10 continue Boo power
with the support OF the king the sltua.
tion from ar entente viewpoint will be
extremely unsatisfactory