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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-20
S0LDATII CERMAN| FLAMANzI
STUNT TINUTI Gu PROM|SIUNI,

Trupelc germane, flaminde ca
val de ele, r;min si;rprinsc de can
titatea 81 calitatca nutreminturilor
cc le-au capturat della englezi. De
altcum. soldatilor gcrmani inca Ii
s'a promis mai buna hrana, la
fel cu cea pc care vad 81 ci ca en-
glezii o an dcja, daca vor putea sd
avanscze. Aceasta sd vedea din o
scrisoare aflata asupra tlnui Otter
german luat prizonier, in care sd
spunca:
.,Daca vom avansa, de sigur Cd
sA capturam articoli de hrana din
dcajunS. Oar noi ne-am decis ca
Sa nu ne aruncim asa numai Ell
nesOcOtinta. Aceasta este frumseta
intregei afaceri. MOI corpurile de
armata Alpina, ne intelegem rostul
81 afacerea nOastra.'
Zcce tank-uri cnglczc an inceput
O ofcnSivH dc sine stitatOarp. dar
germanii inspaimintati an aruncat
rachete rosii end au vazut tank-u-
rilc 81 artilcria germana STA ar,n-
cat in lupt; toate trupele, peste tot
lOcnl.
Situatia generala este de tot. ne
schimbatd 81 luptc mai mari sa pre-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-20

PARIS, 10 Aprilie. = Rheims,
este o ruina complecta, ca result
tat al bombardarii din partea
Germanilor.
Tn timpul saptamanii trccutc,
100000 obuze, intre earl 81 pro-
icctile. incendiare, a cazut asupra
orasului. Intro singura ri au ca
zut 10000 de obuze.
Orasul este 0 salbatacie, ruina
de stinci 81 petre inegrite. Cite
va case au ramas, ridicfndu-se in
sus din ruinele fumegInde. Stra-
zile au disparut sub zidurile da-
rimate.
Palatul Teatrului Regal, Tri-
bmalelc, ca 81 hotelele antice, sa-
lonnl istoric 81 Maison de Musi-
ciens casa Muzicantilor) sunt
masa de jaratic. fnvclitoarea
boltita faimoasei catedrale G
crapata 81 amenlnta sa sc Surpa.
In curind vor ramine numai CO.
loanclc.
Unul din cele mai pictoresti o.
rase ale Europei fost distrus de
salbat;icia germana. Rheims, ina
inte de rasbOiu avea populate
de 100000 mil de locuitori. A
fost unul din orasele intarite ale
Romanilor 81 pastrat multe din
architecture Romano, intre carl
81 Arcul Triumfal. Alaturi de for
tificatianile Romanes = a eonstruit
bnlevardc frumoase.
Catedrala din Rheims a fost
cea mai mare 81 mai minunata
architecture Gotica din Lume. A
fost cOnstrlita in veacul al 13-lea.
A avut 0 fatada care cont
nea faimoaselc ,,Ferestrelc Rose
lor" 81 cinci suite de statuietc.
Portable eli an fost bogat impo-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-20
ADEVARATI ROMfNI.

RomInii din Warren, Ohio au
fdcut minuni in campania pentru
vinderea bonurilor de la al trci-
lea imprumut al Libcrtatii. Toe
mai acum an vazut Americana
de acolo ce pot face Rominii cind
Sc apuca de o treaba.
Iata &C scric ziarnl Warren
Daily Chronicle' ell privire la
ofensiva luata de Rominii din
Warren:
,,Aproape $6.OO0.OO ,,si-au schim-
bat stapinii'' Dumineca dupa a
miazi in mai putin de doua ore,
pc cind bonurile de libertate
s'au vindut ca placinta calda in
timpul unci mari adunari tinuta
de ROminii din Warren in sala
numita ,,Woodman Hall" din
Main Street. S 'au subscris 'bonuri
in valoare de 100000, lar in
numerar s'au adunat 81 .944. GO ca
parte din sumele ce vor fl pla-
tite mai in urma.
fntrunirea a fost tinuta dupa
o parada in fruntea Garcia a fost
muzica rOmincasca din localitate
parada care a dat Ocol distric.
telor mai principale pc la orele ]
p. m. in hala s'au adunat mil dc
Romini carl all ascultat 81 aplau
dat discursurile rostite de ma
multi orator. de seama.
All dimineata, colectorii Ro
mini erau pc lucru Con job Ia
Trans Atlantic Exchange din
Main Street, cartierul general a
comitetului Romino American
care STA luat insarcinarea sd vim
xa Liberty Bonds la peste 1900
de Romini din locaditate. Doua
zeci de Romini s s'au ales sa NEAR
ga saptamina aceasta ell bonur
din casa in casa, pc toate strade
le unde locuesc Rom1ni"
Din parte-ne nu putem sa adu
Gem decit lallde la adresa Romi
nilor din Warren, carl raspunt
att de frumos 81 de romlneste, il
glasul patriei adaptive. Serveas
ca aceasta de pilda tutlror Ro
minilor nostri de pc plaiurile ST
telor Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-20
LA II.


- LeOna Garmong, din Chicago,
III, trebnie ca q fost cind-ra foarte
frumOGsd. AHcum ma ne-0Dl putea
esphca foptM cd IN ANIL 1916, 81
chidr 81 inaintc de dceed, dinS0 70
fost ddoratd de .,DOn Jaan"-M
John Brooks Henderson, feciOr de
bari gdta al unm senator din Ms
souri,.
Dinsii an fOSt fOarte odeseOri la
teotru, la d0nsuri. la pdrtU, Ia pa
tindt, la tennis 81 in fine prin tOd-
te lOcrriie pc mde merg tinerii
indrdgcsfh. 81 erau o pdrechie po-
triritd. Der ca lat0tdcauna cind e.
ste r0rba de fatd sdracd 81 de un
timer bOgat. don Juan" al n0stru
s'd urit IN curind de dinsa. Aruse-
Sc destul, sd cipnurlise de dragoste.
FHnd-cd dragosted Tor a fost asa
de mare inc't sd simteau urn,ele
et cit de bine. LeOna Ia dus main
tea leg'i 81 a cernt o despdgubire
de 10000 dOlari dela feciOrM de
bani gcta. Ju7ecdtOrM ia rotot
fetei despdgubirea 81 q rdmas ca
,Don Juan" III sd pldteascG.
DE atunci 1ncoace, asia s'a in
timplat IN 1916, dinsa a trait foar-
te retrasd CT fructM addit al dra-
gOstii sale. cOpiliM mica 81 fra-
moasd ca un 1ngeras. 4 incasat me-
ren ratele banil0r pc care trcbuia
sd = pldteascd uinoratM. Acuma
s'a terminal ca 1ncdssarea 81 din
sa - fiind-cd a fdcut cunOstintd GU
"n ndtdtlete de ,,hbor" ordinar,
numit Robert G. Spencer, din Chi
cao0. Ill.,, s'a indrdgostit in Ell. ;.
Dupd toate semnele ce sd aratd
dinso isl "a impdrti nu nunai mi.
ma Gu el dar 81 bdnisorii pc care 10
c'stigat din dragostea primd.
Admitind acum posibHM cG ell
are sd pdrdseascd pentru traiul
e; prec d0mnesc cn care dinsM nn
este inrdtat, orr admitind CD d.
pd c'teua lnni de cdsdtorie, misfnd
ca vulgar este jumdtatea dinsG 81
ar dori SAT pdrdseascd, cn ce s'a
ales dinsa din toat6 afaceree?
CGci Mitasem sd I'd spun. Ndtd-
fleteIe fe ON afurisit. Cere ca ju-
mdtate din auere sd fie pc numele
dinsului. Pc cum cedeti este un
caz unic, in care, aici 7n tara ca
sdtoriilor fdrd bani, capdtd, mirele
aestre.
Te p0mem cd Leona, slabd de
mimte cum este, sd 0leJe cn o par
tc din dragostea muncitornlui pen
tru ca et sd Sc aleagd ca pGytc
din banii Ell asa de scunsp pldtifi.
i MAJ stu?
| IEDERI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-20
KAISERUL FACE MUTRA ]
VLAVIOASA.

AMSTERDAM, 18 Aprilie. -
I'm correspondent de razboi al Ii
arului Lokal Amzeiger din Ber-
lin, scric ca imparatul Wilhelm
a facut o vizita pc frontul de
lupta de la Queant.
,,Tacerea majcstatei sale fost
intrcrupta nrrmai odata'', zice
correspondence, ,,cind s'a adre-
sat unui Otter, zicind: ,,Ce mas
face ca sa crut lumea de aceste
orori"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-20

United Press staff Correspondent.
Lagarul cnglez in Flandra, IS
Aprilie. - Prin o vijclic 81 un vint
care tale fctele, Germanii si-au con
tinuat astazi presiunea lor asup-
ra frontului della Lys.
Sl invedercazi tot mai multi i'm
portanta pc care o da Hindenburg
inaltimilor din sudvest de Ypres,
prin presenta corpurilor 1l7-lea, a
celui bavarez 81 a corpului de ar
mat; de Alpi, in sectorul dela>
Mount KENNEL spre Bailleul (un
front de trei mile. Ficcarc soldat
din acestc unitati gcrmane, este
din un tinut mmtos 81 genera!ul
Won Bernhardt, care comandeaza
armata della Wytschaete pima la
Baileul, este recuEuscut ca un bun
strateg in luptclc de pc tinuturi
muntOasc.
Asalturilc din sud de padurca
della Nieppc dcscopar sila gcrmani-
lor de a mari frontul accsta Spre
frontnl principal, INSPIRE Haze
brOuck. NPrizonierii declara cd fO-
cul tulurilor cngleze sapa balti in
pamintul din partea della st. We
nant, facind pagubi cnorme in mi
liIia germana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-20
ENGLEZII FAC pIEPT DE
VOINICI.

LONDRA. 10 Aprilie. = Alta
cul germanilor asupra frontului
Givenchy -Robecq, atac in care all
luat parte IL diviziuni intregi, a.
deca 125,0O0 soldati, dupa cum,
spun telegramele della front carl
s'au primit astazi aici, nu fost
in stare sa castige nici un Incl de
teritor. NORTH germanilor All fosl
aruncati claie peste granada.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-20
DIN YOUNGSTOWN, O.
IN ZIUA DE 10 MARTIE

10000 ROmSn OrOddr de d'n Iransrana
Ungar ntemeind asdz SoOr 0r 0bsesc Epop'e ROmlnd
Ortodord Satee Unite upnd sl toae egdtre Umgara
Ocirmurea G de 6ce Veouri "a apdat 81 ht @
pdseascd ree prbgo in umea largd rongd Ercelena
Voastd sd preoscd rcunone credme or cdr
tara Libertdt ad mindre cd f o de lor 81
lua parte pc ont frances decldrd gaa la oate CERT
fle de snge della dim acead tara ac dz
bo ertdtsG lu necdtnnta convngere jrt
fee 81 birnee Ao natiune f.
debe an Regotu Rom1nec Fl cee paru mioanc de
ROnsni trdti de 0gt0stri stdpsnrea ungureascd
REV. loan PODEA, PRESEDINTE.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-20
B u LIE TIN .

IONUKA, ~ Apf1Ile. = All
s'a anumtat de Ia ministerul de
r4sboi ca ataeurile date dc ina
milo asapFa liniilor de Ia sud de
KENNEL, au fost respinse ca SUI
Gees dc trupele engleze.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-20
DIN SALBATACIILE
HUNILORM MODERNI
RHEIMS-UL IN RUNE.

dobite GU sculpturi alese. in a
ceasta catcdrala sc incoronau Re-
gil Frantei.
AL doilea dupa importanta du-
pa Catedrala fost marea bise-
rica a mInastirei ST. Remy, con-
struita in vcacul al unsprezccc-
lea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-20
Bullet

MILAN (ItaNa), 10 Aprilie.
- Generalul Foch, in un inter
view publicat il , ziarul italian
,,Corriere Dellasera" spunea ca:
MOI sustinem vGlurile germani-
lor, dar aoesa nd. este de aiuns,
moi tret.ae sd facem ceva mai
mutt.
,,Marile noastre rezerve sunt
inca neatinse. Moi suntem salts
facuti ell progresul intimplari-
lor" = zicea generalul.
AMSTERDAM, 1S Aprilie. -
Ziarul Telegraph rapcrteazs, ca
partidul Socialist din Austria a
luat decisiunea de a 50 incets tot
lucrul din tara Gu ziua de i Maiu.
in care timp sd fac5 demonstrate.
uni in favoarea pacii.
o stire trimis& din Eindhoven
zice ca alta rasvratire a isbuc.
nit in tabara de la Beverloo in
tire trupele germane cind au pri-
nit ordinul de plecare pc frontul
englez din FraIta. Mai multi din
tire rasvratiti au fost impuscati,
insa opunerea continual ina
inte.
LONDRA, 19 Aprilic. -. Field
lmaresalul Haig a raportat astazi
,,asalturi costisitoare 81 foarte
determinate din partea irsmicu-
lui in luptele dinainto de Given
chy 81 pc alte loeuri, carl le-ar
asigurat numai la un punct or.
doua niste pczitii pc care le-au
rapit della posturile noastrc a
vansatc.I|'
,,Inanlicul, pc cit sa site 6, sufe
rit pagalbi mari daaa focul artile-
riai ncastre, inainte de ce STAR Fl
desfasurat trupele pentru atac
Pagubele lui din luptele de as
taxi au fost la fel de severe
,.Sase diferito diviziuni germa-
ne $4,000 soldati) au fost folo-
site in atacuri nesuccese, ieri pc
frontul dir sectorul Givenchy st
Venant."
,,Sectorele in care s'au dat lup.
tele, Gu exceptia unor puscaturi
imprumutate de artilerie, pc in.
treg frontul englez, au fest linis.
tite in noaptea trecuta. Citiva
prisonieiri 81 pusti-masini au fost
capt11rati la anumite puncte.'
..Atacurile ostile din sud de
KENNEL, au fost respinse ieri
Celelalte, carl s'au facut in cur.
sui sarii all fcst infr7nte de fo.
cul artileriei noastre 81 de eel al
pust; masinilor'.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-02-07
FACTS WORTH KNOWING

The Lyceum and Chautauqua de-
partment of the Billboard is of value
to every man or woman interested
in any way in this great educational
institution. Every department OF
the business of entertainment is
thoroughly, intelligentDy and system.
atically covered Ascomplete list OF
lyceum and chautauqua bureaus
and agencies is published once a
month in the Billboard. This list is
usually sold for $1.O0 by lyceum bu-
reau publications. It's part of the
Billboard, at any news stand, fifteen
cents. A sample cory free if you
mention this paper. The Billboard
Publishing Co., Cincinnati. O. If
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-02-07

Use of divine possibilities in the
world tomorrow-for America and
Germany alike.
Self activity. self-rule and self-re:
spect-Athene's triple gift-that is
what humanity struggles forF And
what, pray, would any man or any
nation be worth without it ? The
world now struggles for this prize.
as for life itself, with seIf-effacement,
self. surrender and self sacrifee-the
Masters triple gift, which will alone
avail to win it.
And America can win it for hui
mainly. America alone can do it.
And America will fail-if she cannot
get into the struggle in full force il
1918.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-02-07
HIGH POINTERS ON BIG JOB

Geo. T. Penny, president and j.
M. Millikan, general manager of the
American Land Company, who have
been spending a part of the winter
with their families in Florida, have
closed contract with Trustee Allen
for the sale of the entire holdings of
10 large companies in ST. Petersburg
that own and control more than two
million dollars worth of st. Peterg-
burgs best real estate The sale OF
this property will stare about Febru-
airy 18th.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-02-07
THE BIG WAR WILL END
IN 1918
CONTINUED from first page)

Continued from first page)
Dr.. George Adams, representing the
British home office, at the Blue Ridge
conference last August
And it's true. But America must
rise to the supremest issue in the
! tide of all the times since the world
began to be. She must screw her
courage to the sticking place in swift
haste, for her hour of destiny draws
nigh.
Buff whether she gets into the fight
this year or not, the war will end in
1918-as far as the human eye can
now see.
THE PRIZE AT STAKE
But how will it end ? Who will
win? And what is the prize at stake?
When this war is over will it be a
world worth living in? Will Christ
eDdoin 90 into eclipse as it did for a
thousand years in the Dark Ages
Will life as we know it come to an
-end-in France, in England, in Amer
lea? Will German crag-barns rule
the lelgltS ana pray upon Inc pldluo
of earth without let or hindrance
Will German submarines lie in wait
IL every sea lane? Will the free
dom of the seas fade into a dim ira
dition? Will government Of the peo-
pie, by the people, for the people
cease to be on earth?
/ Throughout all the years of her
history, this old world has Travelled
until row. even as a woman traYaiIF,
to give birth to freedom of oppor
tunity-to give men and nations
the full free right to rule themselves
in righteousness if they Wlll-the
chance to stand erect as heaven
facing creatures and not as slaves
bowed down to another's will.
For this she has endured the age
long agonizing sweat of labor. Fol
democracy the sign and symbol Oh
shabby actualities here and there on
earth today but the rainbow prom
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-02-07
the Friends church (of the old Qua
ker type) and greatly beloved by
his friends and acquaintances.
CUT A CAWD OF WOOD

If you love yer Teller man,
Cut caWd;
If you want to lem han,
Cut cawd;
When de blizzard howl an wheeze
An de people cough an sneeze.
Len han ter hep 'em, please,
Cut a caWd..
Folks what len a he'pin' hand
Serve de LaWd;
Folks what want ter do things gran
Cut a caWd.
Hep do fo's what's bout ter freeze.
Fill de homes wild warmth an ease,
Hep de coal man though de squeeze,
Cut a caWd.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-02-07
DEATH OF ALBERT PEELE

Several High Point people attend
ed the funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Albert Peele at
Guilford College Friday afternoon.
Deceased was an aged MINISTER OF
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-02-07

The 18-months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Halker died last week,
the funeral services being conducted
by Rev. Vincent Taylor, Catholic
Driest of Greensboro.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-02-07
War Savings Stamps

War Savings Stamps be purchased for cash or secured IN eTd
o snedne month during On January 1928 the "
Government pay each War Savings stamp Pow T
Savings Stamps earns INTEREST l
1or rate Of rcent.co compounded every months
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Thrift Stamps

49,. o do Go Bank the oth
ne 25c With your lhru
Somn Won will given Thrift Card with spaces m 10 bt 1
WIZ r SAVINGS card will be heo men f @
exchange Tor war
ide stamn b paving additional III cash. 1hen
Thrift Card
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-15

the forest OF Woevre and Paalon to
east and north OF Stenay and thence
north and slightly west to the END
OF the sector north OF Mouzon, along
the Meuse.
The front OF the Second army
from south to north was:
Nomeny to Eply, through the Bois
Viorette, through the Bois Frehaut,
to the Mosellc river and up the riv-
er to point about two-thirds of a
mile south of Pagny and thence west
to point onc-third of a mile south
of Preny. Thence through REM
mccourt to the north of Bois Dom
martin and the main Bois farm,
skirting the northern end of Lake
Lachaussee through the Bois Les
Hautes Epines through the Bois de
Wavrille, St. Hilaire, Marcheyille
Raiville to one-third of mile south
of Vile En-W Woevre.
On the frint of the First and Sec
ond armies between the Meuse and
Moselle. allied troops hold the for
mer German front line villages OF
Ronavaux, Watronville, Blanzec,
Moranville, Abaucourt Dieppe and
Bezonyaux.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-15
Found Boys Stealing Sacks

c. Z. Ringer discovered three boys
taking gunny sacks from his barn
He caught two of them and brought
them to police court. They were II
years of age, said they did not work
and did not go to school because
they did not want 40. They took ten
sacks from Mr.. Ringer and had a
bundle they had secured at another
plce. One OF the boys said they eX-
pected the proceeds of their theit
would net them about 20 cents. The
mayor gave them a good lecture,
promised one OF them that he could
go to school here or go to the re-
form school and told the other that
he had sixty days on the street
ahead OF him il he appeared in that
court again. and then discharged
them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-15
Officers and Men
Speculate About Future

With the American Army of the
Meuse and Moselle, Tuesday, Nov
l2.-(By The Associated Press. y
The relaxation resulting from the
cessation OF hostilitieS resolved il
self today in the speculation among
officers and men as to several qucs-
tions.
They asked what will become OF
the army now? What part will
Americans take as an army of oc-
cupation; When will we start for
home :"
All along the front, there was an
absence OF Germans today. Hun
dreds came TO the American lines
yesterday afternoon to exchange
greetings but according to reports
most Of them have started home.
Nothing official as to further
movements has been received. Ac-
ton will depend upon the decision of
the allies and the Americans are
awaiting directions from Marshal
Foch.
"All detachmentS IN every branch
OF the service are being kept up to
wartime efficiency against the order
to move forward as a part of the
army OF occupation. At First army
headquarters. work went on as
usual Gangs OF men were erecting
portable buildings according to
plans laid weeks ago.
Along the roadways. signal corps
men have strung copper wires on
new poles but today instead OF
trucks loaded with great shell cases
and cartridges, there was moving a
continuous train OF vehicles carry
ing food, wood and clothing.
Americans figure that they have
enough ammunition at the front to
last for weeks even ii the armistice
does not continue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-15
7 ish m i'm 20
MINNIE HAYS
Correspondent.

The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Edwards died Tuesday night
of influenza.
John Gillian was buried Sunday
evening by the w. q. w.
Mrs. Jack Hays and son, Jack Jr,
spent Monday III Ardmorc visiting
relatives.
Mrs. w. c. Gage spent Monday
in Ardmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles. Gillian
spent Tuesday in Ardmore.
Miss Mamie Holland, who is at
tending school i'll Durant, is at home
visiting her parents.
The Rev. Mr. Fowler of the NJ. T..
church has been sent back to Tish-
omingo as the pastor here and eX-
poets to move back with his
family this coming week.
Mrs. Dock Hays is very i'll.
George Vanoy is reported as be-
ing much improved from influenza.
Miss Edna Wheeler and Ernest
Kimbrough were married Tuesday
evening at the home OF the brides
parents.
Tishomingo celebrated the sign
OF the armistice with 4 big
parade and BY hanging the kaiser
in eifigy. The celebration lasted
for about Il hours.
The city schools will open again
Monday morning. Alter having
been closed for four weeks from
influenza. All children to again en-
.er school will be required to show
that they have been vaccinated or
hat they have had smallpox or they
will not be admitted as there is con
siderable smallpox cases in Tisho-
ningo, The city council decided 70
axe this action.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-15
STRENGTH ONLY
THING GERMANY
CAN UNDERSTAND

New York, Nov. 14.-Stephane
Lausanne, editor of the Paris Matin
and member of the French high
commission, in an address here on
How France Understands Peace
deprecated too generous attitude
toward the German people.
Let us remain strong" he de-
clared, FOR strength is the only
thing Germany understands. Let us
not be too generous, for, sometimes,
generosity is understood as weak
ness, 1t is ridiculous to speak of the
good German people, the same peo-
pie who shouted with glee in the
streets OF Berlin when the Lusitania
was sunk with little American chill
dren. The German Socialists are
noisy now. They were silent when
Belgium was invaded and the Brest-
Litoysk treaty was signed. Let them
be silent now"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-15
German Line When
Hostilities Ceased

With the American Army in
France, Tuesday, Nov. 12.-(By The
Associated Press)-When the fight
ing ended Monday the German front
line opposite the American line run
ming south and north was approxi
mately as follows:
From North of the Chateau d'Han
noncelles, through the Bois de La
vale, the Bois de Manheuilles, the
Boise Masseneue, then northwest,
passing east of Blanzee. east OF
Grimaucort. east and north OF No
bras woods. Thence through the
Grand Chenas, east Bezonvaux,
through the Herbebois woods east
and north of hill $40, north of Chau-
mont Devant- -Damvillers and hill
324, to the east side OF the Thiente
brook and the Damvillers-M Metz road
north of Removille to the north OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-15
AMERICAN ARMY
IS MARKING TIME

With the American Army at the
Front, Nov. little American
army is marking time until order,
come from Marshal Foch for tn,
next move. The roads near the
front are filled with the panoply OF
the war that has ended. The sol
diers are wondering when they will
get home.
The terms of the Armistice forbid
American airplanes from going
over the German lines and inasmuch
as no prisoners are being taken, it
is virtually impossible to get any
information as to the movements
of the German army.
The hours since the cessation of
hoStilltieS have wrought wonder
iul change on the front. Silence has
replaced the roar of cannon and the
rattle OF machine guns. Ambulances
are parked along the road instead
OF bowling along on errands OF mer-
cy.
The marching columns OF troops
going into battle have been replaced
by laughing groups OF American and
French soldiers rejoicing over the
success OF their great efforts. Ev-
cry one seems 10 take it for granted
that the war cannot start going
again. Only one thing goes on as
it did-the work OF the German pris-
onerS. BY thousands they are re-
pairing the damage German guns
and mines have done to the roads Of
France.