davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
5e1as.

81 Muffin bot cine &erIamM-
hung ltattgefunoer, Die lid nit ben
ourd Die Giirre beilugeiudteu @e-
genoen unIeres Staates nliD Der Sill
fc, Die Der sort l%pobnenoen @euolfe=
rllne geleiitet meroeil iollte, beihdf-
tiate. Sic Mitglieber Oes Council of
9efenie" NM oes ipe8iellell r3ronaDt
Committee" oas pom Dem @oitper-
neur erlionitt mllrhe, Inn eiite getpit-
ligung Der @uuoesregieruna Don 80
WfilIionen Collar 81 e%rla1lgen, Die
benz Stnate our llnterItiisung Der
2ellte III Den Giirregegenoen 9elie-
ben meroen iolltenL paren anmelelso.
IS mllroe feitgeltetlt, on6 Die sur Ter=
iiigllng itebenoen 8elher crid)oplt
ieien mo oab cine bon @onnerllcnr
6obbu eins~llherufenbe @rtralTsuia
scr 2egislatiir ulngebeub llelle @slN-
ser bepilligen miiiie. Mnd) ioll Elm
be5ablter o@tanaeer" fir biele Stills.
aftion allgelteat meroenL ntro es Ditr=
be Ridter Carl, Sefretdr 0es State
Council OF 0eTenie, ernaunt. Grrelft
lit bis jebt nod nid)ts, es pitrDe oies
Nal ober beidloIielL Elm Gonlitc bon
liebeil Mann at ertieitnei, onS nad)
Waibington geben uno nit Dem
@anffontrollelr @iaiams bariiber
fonferieren Toll, Oh er nidlt moglihit
piel @elb IN ben ganfen oer Giirfe.
g~egenoen oepomieren tonne, nm es IN
ole Hotleioenoen 5u ~perborgel. @iel=
ieidlt laBt iid) oas eber 0urbfiihren,
ais Die Shee, tpie Der g~esierune @elo
81 leihen. Ilid) lollen ailoere MiaB@
regeln g~etroffeii meroen, INN 8el6er
6lim 8erborgeil an Die gtotleioenoen
iliiiiig 5it MAIDEN. Sn Der Beriamn-
lung mrlroe bon s. g. Gutlinan bon
@oultou eill geidluB ~citgebradjt,
ourb Ben Der Brdiibent mlfgeforbert
ipuroe, ben aferbnuminiiter &oititpa
5l entlaiIen neil Ell gege1 Die 5000
Administration" iei. gs muroe Der
@intpano erboben, onb Die 8erfamln-
lung nidts NIT bieicr Ingelceenbeit
SIT TIM babe uno Guainon 500 Teinen
antrog ielbit 3uriid.
- Nus Marfo miro aemeloef, me-
rifaniihe 8anbiten bitten nbermalS
einen lleberfalf ouf Die 9rite'id)e
&anh sema6t. @eiterc @in5elbeittil
feblen nod. @s iollen sipci Mierifd.
uer uno ein Imerifauer getotet ieI.t.
Bon Marfa lit iofort anpolierie nab
Ser 3and gegangen.
Sn elmer IN @aloeiton abgcbal.
tenen aonfereua, an ipelder Snieften-
fnn6iae DER 9hnoesresicruna, 8ol-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04

9yreo ". Goof lit gum Yorlit-
5enoerl oes Don Der SaHoelsfammer
ciuaeiebteu gpar aomitcs ernannt.
Das aomite miro ben &erfnif bon
Spar : 3ertififaten uno ariessipa.-
mnrfen leiten.
Stint 6railen iino Dom Sric<
oensrid)ter gen 5isf megen 9etriebs
itnoroentlid)er 0dliier sur 3ablltng
BON lie $50 @e[oltrafe perurteilt NOR
Den.
8eseu 80 o@ootlegger" wllr.
ben anl) 9onnerstag it'll Bnt,oesge.
rid)t perirrteilt. Die, weld)e iiber brei
Monate in unteriudlrmss6aft geici.
len batter, erbieIten pro 5orma nod
einen 2ae 5nbiftiert mGbreno ole
nnoern, bic iiH gegen 8iirglNait bis.
Der auf freiem 6itBe befanoen Iattea>
Su orei Motlateit ueroonnert lpilr6en.
Stint Jraacn5immer iuur6eu iueJert
Siibren5 uiioroentlider Saiijcr ele,t,
fuGs 3u lie orei Wondteit uerurieilt.
Ger 5~8.iGbriae 5rieorid g8e-
Der, Der m 8aoen seboren lit uilo als
8abp nit ieiiien eltern I'M Sabre
1859 in Nem Dorf lonDete, lit ant
gpnnerstag gum amerifaniihen @oae
burger gemad)t woroen.
3tpei I'M 800 9lof Der 5anta
Aoin afpenue gelegeie Sanier iuur-
6en am Gpnnerstog porrnittag onrd)
syeuer b~efddoigt. Der 8erluit an Dem
einen miro aitf $400. am uilhern oiif
500 geId1bt.
ssnflge 2eiite init einigerntaBeii
outer Gr3iebrng, ueIdje grfabrung
als Gas . Jagenieiire ba6eii, fonteit
IN bic NidytfIieger Seffion oes Nuin'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
neutrality-suspicious.

9auio Braubf an ,slur 6. @ru1bt,
@rltnoifiif nt Der 6oiftpn StraRe; $40
1t. q.
6iuher<9eutichSarat Company an
s.. 6. 8oie. @rnnotid i'll auaeles Ger
race; $1,700.
g6bie goat al Qena @oet, @rrnSitiid
I'M Gitb 8lod t176; 1926.
5erbert 8ulgerin al gsiilte Ml6redlt,
$50 Nfer 2anb. 500.
Sphn Mlbred,t CT. II. q. al Wtlte Mlt
brecbt, $50 glder Qunb; $4,000.
g. s. Brad ai ". S. &eiliuoi;.
@rlnoitiid III Der Qaoh Of aafe abhition;
$40.
anooper Suneltmert Company an Gam
Gsrieoman. @r1lnoltiide i'll oeu Gin 8lpdS
1900 uub 1851; $3.50.
s. n. Snbille ulo Srnu an Sonis
Helter, @rrnoltiid nj Beacon Sill;
1880.
s.. :. @enlon an @oraaret 6. @rath,
@ritnoitild IN 6nrlallbale;; 81 .o40.
Sutdeio1-an y. ltlo 8ertim Sdnoflein,
@runbltiid al alitin mo @railo ape !,
SIS, 500.
81. 6. gburmono mlb 5Sraii ol e'eoroe
uiio Senrp 9nael1fein, 8rnloitild iTt
nelten @itp 9lod 3206; $1,000.
=. 9. Sober an $ 90. OrnelI lao
Nroii, @rinbitiId III ocr Snbe Yarf SO
bition; $1.100.
9fon 6. gosgrope nnb 6ralt an sllfreb
Z. @iegert. @rlInoltiid in Der &iohlano
Rarf Nboitiou; 1925.
Srm @nHa Meislabu all Oftn allebne.
@rllnbitiId III Ser Nipriou Seiahts IooiS
ton; 1855.
9. s. @~torgpseluib an @iiiam Gbnpcs.
1870 Mder 2ale; $4,000.
6 s.. lulo S. q. Moeller al Slilius
Sehnid, @rutlhltid in Der G~oaeauoph Ios
bitipn; $3.50.
=. SO. 8iab nnb Srall an u. 8aauer
unh Nrou. 36 Ifer eano;. $40.
9. i. 9ittmnr an q. 6. 8nrh 8rnno
itiid in Der 6i(creit Iooition; $3.50.
8. s. &obibih au 6idarb Nobibib,
@runoitiid i'm 8lod 1t3; 500.
8. 6. 8p6isld an Hidaro 9obibih.
@runoitiid i'm Gitb 9lod 2976; 500.
Sran Martha uno SeB Sled oil BeS
ier Sled, @runbitiid an Der Sml 8eorp
s(oemte; $1,000,
Stephen 6oIioaD uilo Srnlt an Gillian
We. Rebler, @runoitiid III 2os Ingele5
oei0bts Nbi6tion, $3.50 Ii. M.
81. g. 8op5 an Srali giettie Wnusua,
Wr1inbftiid al Der Rasdaf II. Sberareea
StraSe; $3.50.
Guarantee Wotor Gar @onlpann an
Senrh Stteler. @r,inoItiid I'M neiien gitp
8lod 1900; 5000.
S1enrp aanner II. u. pnrd 5hcriff, an
Sohu e. Chimney. Grunbitiid i'm neicn
Gitt) Ylod 303; $4,000.
8landle 6 8nneemoml Ii. 81. ollrd1
Sberiff, an Ht. Hep. :. 8. Shatp.
@runoitiif int reIen 9th @fod 32t5;
SO. $50.
Z. 8. Gpeuoler mo Srau an 6. "a.
Qonauiit, @r1unotiid i'm 9Th &lod 3033;
5000,
Mubert 9oie nno Srou an 81. 81.
Ghriiite, G;runoitiid in oen @aanolia Sia
@nrbens SO. 4; $G5.
q. 6. Souoouse ml0 Srml an 81. q.
3instneifter, @r1inoitiif an Der @eTlcr
StraBe; 1925.
Nathlos bon &. =. %oampman. II. q. IN
s9obn G. 0artinq. Sc Ndet aarto; So
$50.
s 8. Seott II. a.. onrdl Shrift. All
Bertha Hubnfe. @uIuoltiid in ser @oniz
ia Nbhition; $4,000.
$. W. Matbis ullo STRAIT an 9iliau 6
Sinaletou. @rlutoihid inn Stir @lod
1888; $1,000.
&. u. glopton u,to Srau an YauI
Heitel. 1918 Gder 2aub; $7.42t.65.
3. go. @dnuon II. a., olrd Sheriff, all
9eie $. Sppenheimer. 274 1der 2nnb;
SIS. 900.
Soc 9lnaeles 6eie1ts Improvement @u.
an Strait 9Soiepb @elutranb. @rnnoItii t
IN Der Cos Iugcie5 0eiabts Nboitioa;
5000.
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@ortIpiel.

@s lit ELL ieltianl 0ina I'M 5mei
S~iebenoe: Grit lino tic gan5 perflart,
oann erflaren lie lid, Die 2iebe fldrt
Iid, nit Der 3eit, 5ulest iino tie aeaen-
ieitig ~oilfgeflGrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
1t,tiere S6hter.

@adfii1 Tim dnnlilienfreile, latb
gifde) u4d), bite, Yopa, geh nal
hinniis. Sd mr0d3te Wiama cine @e-
id,id)te er5ablen Die nidt red9t fir
Mddu11er paBt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
0alaenbmimuY.

a9trlt, mie bot Sbnen Bic @erfer5-
mabl5eit gei1medt2"
DELINQUENT y@rpBorttg! 0aS miro
mir cine o~lgenebtae grinueralna blei-
ben lin nlein gauges 2e6ei!!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
Gr fennt i'd ans.

Gldtere 6lir 3ofe): Mifien Sic &C.
nan, bnB Sire @errin Den fraallden
gfltsorltd ge6rulldt BAT, ooer hobel
Sic iid) nid)t etlpn nerlau'dt2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
sein 8eraf.

yea, Sine, OH bnit ia nobl oen
gaBgeiger pom Staotordleifer ge6ei-
ratet?"
vSSa, leioer. Zen gall5e,t lieben Sag
brllmmt En-"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
Same. y6rises Eli oriidit Mid

~ 0WIIIte WUtfRtt XII UtHIIt iH0T
10 bellte 70. feite2"
5rise.. so, nciBt mir lnben ge-
tern nber b,uloert gu,o Strob &C.
bnnoen li,,o eo bab ids bolt nod 10
I'M Wriff."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
Neme Ngenten.
Lokales.
8a6rideinlides Wetter.

sir 5au antonic uno ltnngegelo:
Sellte abeno flor, Samstaa teilpeiie
hefuolft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
6nrm.TroSnfte
Beu,hie.

aartofflt, i,eiie $500 per @ulhel.
SiiBfartoffeln, Yu1n, $3.50 unS $500.
3tuiebeln. gal., gabite Globe, $4.o0;
Sal. @elbe. 1915 per Crate; @riirc,
Der gsb. @8iinbel. SOC.
8obnen, COLORADO, YtHto, pei &fo
Zoe; California Sapous, per cint.,
S11.00; Yinfs, $1,000; Gina, $500;
geabn. $1,000; @Iadepes, S11.0o; Molno
Green, per 8uid]eL Campers. $3.50.
Sortaten, fd[iforn., 50 So per Grate.
aobf, $500 per 100 EfuilS.
@riiner Yfeffcr. 1925 per 3uid]ei.
spiuat. 76e per Bufdei.
Crime grbfen, $500 per Camper.
@eeten. $500 pet 100 gfnuo.
Reerresttas8urseln Der Rfb. 42h,
Bifrfen, per Crate. $2.0g.
Eener;e, 9oc ute $f.00 per 2lseno.
Reaitina Gar. 40c pet gltebnb.
Beteriiiie. Acc Der SOB. ,SiinSeI
G~ierpfIanseiI. $3.50 umo S1.75 per
9itidel.
appfiaiat. @nl.. 1925 per erate.
@eibe Rlirsefn, $500 Der 100 BfaHo.
Sdlialb, per SuId1et, $3.50.
G%antalonpes, 1925 Der Crate: $500
Der Sumbc Grute.
ORA. elm orittel 9uidef. $t.25.
EieS Rarff.
Sm %2tntouio. Ser, 4. Snu. 1915
aiibe. 500 bis $3.50.
Gdlber, $S.75 big $500.
gulleit. $3.50 Bis $3.50.
06ieu, 1925 bis Stf.25.
ct. Qouis. 4 San. 1918. MirSs
bieh, Seras 8ieb. S6.75 bis 5000.
Sdlpeine, $t3.75 biz $t6.65.
1the.
s'iacrns8 ,eaen beidabict 80. 5 ga
Noff uno auhs ......:. 30 Gfs
anaorasS iearu. per 8fb. 10 EH
Hxsfe.
G~1sjai6ent pGnts ........1 5e per Efo.
Gtriine !Sdute ....... f2e pet BIB.
fsodene hasf. ......... 20e Pee Tfb.
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gau Oh tanbnisi6etne.

@embIer irnS 9ieionr. @arnae, witt
Strabe; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04

Cotton.

Guttum.
Gan antpnio, helire 29l2 @ellts.
@aloeitou. aeiteru 81 @ents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04

Sic ,1rete Yrene fir 3eras"
erid,eimt ais 9ageblatt mnb . od)enbiatt.
Das saeebIat lit pnrieitie uno foHa SOC pet aaonat ooer SIS per Sasr,
Das ~y.udeu6Iatt# lit ied@5niefis uo fofet# 81 per Sabr. Nad Me1eo
So @no. Nnd europe, Sorto e%fngelblofen, So,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
GpffunIamen.Yruonfte.

San 9ntonio, Ser, a. San. 1918.
Hrime @rHbe Cotton Seeb Gil. Sf31-
XeIif usf WnDnnt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-03

children in Namur were ilnaily
brought together in the German
school. In the highest grade there
are on the average 10. In most cases
they are children OF German fathers
and Belgian mothers. In these cases
the children almost always SPEAK
French as their native tongue ana
if they soak German at all it is WIN
a foreign accent. This makes the
establishment OF German school a
necessity, SO that these children may
obtain comole mastery of German.
4 gratifying feature is the devel2P-
nenl oi tte evening courses whiN
are intended primarily for the Bel
gian wives OF Germans, so that they
can learn the German language. The
bows are also taught manual tram
ing and the girls are given instrus-
tions in sewing. There is also 4
course in typewriting. Generally
speaking, the German school IN Ma
mur is therefore to be regarded as
a superior elementary school. The
plan OF opening the instruction to
children from outside OF Namur Is
being considered by those who direct
the policy OF the school. For this
purpose it will be necessary to eS'
tablish a German pension. We wish
the German school in Namur con
tinued successful development for
the promotion OF German culture
and German character"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-03
Counterfeit Bread-Card Books.

Dispatches in German newspapers
continue to indicate the rapid trans
formation of the traditionally pa
ticnt and orderly German citizen in
to a crafty evader OF the laws OF his
own country. The Biclefelder Gen
eral Anzeiger, Of Feb. y, states that
the secret print shop, the discovery
OF which it announced the week be-
fore, has been producing counter
felt bread stamps and bread books
for Berlin as we'll a, for Bielefeld.
The counterfeiterS had their den in
one OF the suburbs OF Bielefeld, and
they did business, according to the
Anzeiger, on a considerable scale.
The great number OF bread cards
which have now been discovered
have brought the bread supply OF
Berlin to the point of danger. Many
bakeries are already sWamped with
counterfeit stamps, especially those
in the northern part Of the city. One
counterfeiter printed bread cards ior
six weeks at a time, and for the
third week of this year alone he
printed 10000 cards. These cards
were sold at ) to I marks apiece.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-03

knccht has been. For the remainder
OF thc war, at least, no more truth
will come from his lips or pen, to
the discontinue Of the imperial
couspirators.
1t is the penalty that any German
may expect to pay, under the pres
cnt regime, for letting out the truth
about the German war. But Prince
lichnowsky need not be doWncast;
and if he is the man we think him,
ne will not. Ills action, despite his
own pcrlunctory explanation. seems
to have all the indication OF a de
liDoratc martyrdom. II he did not
mean to have that expose published,
he certainly took a deep satisfaction
in its publication.
lie has eased his conscience, and
is ready to stand the consequences.
The reward OF this amazing anon.
aly-an honest and civilized Prus-
sian statesman--is the knowledge
that by clinching the proof OF the
German governments guilt he has
performed an incalculable service
for all mankind, and in The long
run, tor Germany herself
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-03
Measures Against the Decrease in
the Birth Rate.

The Frankfurter Leitung of Feb
Il says, under a Berlin date line;
The political committee on pop
ulation OF the house OF deputies
formed for the purpose of consider
ing Doctor Posch's bill on measure,
to be taken against the decrease III
the birth rate, has met. The minis
try OF the interior has submitted a
memorandum on the subject. The
government announced through the
committee that the rcichStag would
consider measures to combat sexual
diseases, and also that the compara-
tive decrease in the number of births
in war time is much larger than the
number OF those fallen. Even after
the war the birth rate will not at
tain its former figures.
THE following have been urged
as necessary measures: Pay reforms,
housing organizations, providing Of
inexpensive house furnishings for
young married couples, premiums
for children. \ subcommittee has
been former to consider the ques-
tion OF providing furniture.
The Manner Anzeiger tells OF a
plan the city OF Bonn has adopted
for encouraging marriages by boun-
ties payable in food supplies:
IF one of the newly married cou-
pie has resided in Bonn for at least
six months, the Bonn food bureau
gives them single supplementary
supply OF so pounds OF potatoes, ,
pounds Of wheat flour, , pounds Of
grease, 5 pounds OF sugar, ? pounds
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-03
Turkish Women in Battalion of
Labor

The Rieleielder General Anzeiger
publishes this story from CONSTANT
nople:
The Osman Association for Fe-
male Labor publishes an announce
ment through which all women be-
tween the ages of Is and 30 years
are invited to register for the female
labor battalion, which was lately
formed. After taking Turkish wom-
en- into commerce, ofticialdom, pub
lie offices, the Red Cross, and other
branches OF service, the Ottoman
government has thus decided to take
them into the army. A battalion
will be assigned to the first corps
and bear the name First Female
Labor Battalion The officers
corps and the supervisory personnel
will at first be composed of men.
who, step by step. will 1e supplant-
ed by women. The battalion will
work eight hours daily behind the
front"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-03
OUR BIG GUN.

The German wonder gun Ism
such wonder after all, in com
palison with an American gun now
being manufactured. The German
gun shoots about 70 miles. The
American gun is calculated to shoot
ia miles; and though it has yet to
be tried out, its designers have no
doubt as to its range.
The published details are not spe-
cific. owing to the censorship, 1t
is stated, however, that the weapon
is made at the Midvale Steel Works
ana mounted by the Baldwin Loco
motive Works, and weighs over 200
tors. In spite OF its size and weight,
it is mobile. whereas the German
cannon is stationary and requires a
heavy concrete emplacement The
first Of the type has been completed
and shipped 10 the coast for final
tests. Nine more are being built.
Needless 20 say, this monster will
not be used as the German guns
are. 1t is not intended Tor shclIing
Gctensclcss cities. dcmolishing
churches. blowing up hospitals and
killing women and children I'D their
homes. il is meant primarily ior
coast defense.
The military effectiveness of such
a weapon, ior any purpose. is still
doubted by many experts. AT so
great g range a gun must nccessar-
lily be fired blindlv. A Warship a
hundred miles of the coast. or half
thaJ distance, is necessarily invis-
IDLE, both because Of tho misty air
and because OF the curvature OF
the earth. 1t is doubtful whether
ayiators could signal the position OF
ship. or for that matter any other
objocJ at such a distance, and wheth-
CT the projcctilc could 5c aimed
with any certainty ii the exact po-
SiuCn Oh the target known.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-03
SIZING UP SAMMY.

TO the Nossiche Zeitung we are
indebted for an Illuminating esti-
mate of the American troops.
"Our troops" says the Ieitung
speak Of the Americans as physi-
cally fine, young, well equipped fel-
lows, who. to be sure, lack all eN-
perience in the sharp forms OF the
western manner OF fighting The
Americans are lively restless and
adventurous, eager ior action. Day
and night they are on the edge for
gong on patrols and making small
attacks"
All this sounds rather compli-
montary, although patroniling. But
the sammics. we are further inform
ed, although apparently bold, lack
stamina.
"Our men have we'll and instinct
lively scnsed the real nature OF these
enemies, who, as our soldiers say
plunge into battle as versatile and
daredevil sportsmen, but not at all
soldiers in our sense, and as modern
warfare demands. Our men do not
underrate the new enemy from the
new world, but feel superior to the
American in every respect.
Ii that's a true account of Boche
opinion, we are satisfied. Let Fritz
feel just as superior as he likes.
The more superior he feels the bet
ter well like it, and the easier time
Sammy will have when he gets down
to business and starts for Berlin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-03
Berlin Judges Imprisoned in
Germany.

A d;enatch from tLc Frankfurtcl
zo;trrg shows tbe determ;ncd onno.
s;t;on tbe HeIgiane are maxine tc
the Cern,,r nronaganda for Elem; sh
;ndonendencc.
* short t;,ro ,ao wo r,,or+cl
,hot tbe pcIn;,n 20 @o,',r,nenJ in
Itavra M had eonf rof;ce 80 The ;udi-
c;a1 arthor;t;es IN Rrns.aIs to br;no
char%es against and arrest fyo mem
hers ~ he EIandors cou,,.;I an ac-
norrt 81 ,ha;. ac,;,;t;oe touard
EIor,;sh ;,donondancn Thai co,,Id
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-03
TRENCH BAGS FOR SOLDIERS

"Trench Bags Tor sOIdiers are a
development Of modern warfare. 1t
is cften impossible to move wound
ed men from the front line because
of a barrage or heavy bombardment
and It is equally impossible for med
ical aid to be given. A trench bag
contains cocoa, coffee, condensed
milk. matches candles, electric
torches, chemical cookers, hypoder-
mic outfits, feeding spoons, etc. One
bag is distributed for every twenty
men bv the American Red Gross.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-03
Carter County's
Quota S63o.9OO;
Her Aim | S "A
B ond i'll Every
Home"
ONLY ONE WAY TO PROTEST

The state department has been
notified through the Spanish am
bassador that German officials have
appropriated the art treasures and
other belongings left stored in Ber-
lin by former Ambassador Gerard.
The owner of the stolen goods in
digrantly cites the honorable pre-
cedcnts established by England and
France. The yaluables left by the
German ambassador in London
wcls sent home in a luxurious spe-
cial train-which the Germans seiz-
ed and held! 1t is said that the
state department is to make some
sor. OF protest in Mr.. Gerard's be
hall, but what a waste OF time and
effort After being held some time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-03
SCISSORS AND PASTE.

Memphis (Tenn.) Commercial
Appeal: Daylight saving should be
closely observed by night owls.
indianapolis News: 1t should be
borne in mind, too, that a real pa
riot will raise his chickens at home
instead of in his neighbor's war gar
den.
Kansas City (Mo.D Star: New
York has on its food commission a
piano tuner, country editor and a
cigar maker. 1t is hard to under
stand what business a piano tuner
and an editor have on a food ad-
ministraton board.
Washington Star; Outdoor excr-
else is being prescribed for a number
OF roll-top-desk military experts.
st. Joseph (Mo.D Ncws-Prcss: II
Mary had that little lamb now she'd
have a gold mine.
Guthrie Leader: Berlin admits
that the German losses have been
comparatively heavy Superlative-
lN heavy would seem nearer the
truth.
Bartlcsyilc Examiner Why not
refuse to eat any wheat until the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-03
SHRAPNEL.

The crowning achievement OF the
big German drive. a it looks today
is that while it lasted. it gave the
kaiser better excuse than usual TO
hand the crown prince floral trib-
utcs.
This thrift army has no age limit
and there are no exemptions. Every
one can save his nickels and dimes
and Join.
Leon Glsssmau. a little Philadcl-
phia boy of Russian parentage has
saved 5000 peunie, and bought what
he calls Liberty bomb
A state like Wisconsin that is
only s. per cent loyal is at least IN
as good shape as a potato that is
only onc-fourth rotten-which. as a
housewife would think. is not saying
great deal
Premier Clcmenccau at - SAYS
that six months more of life Is all
he wants. which. being interpreted,
means that hc counts on an early
smashing Of ihc boches.
II. as the astroloCcr- saw. it, the
stars that are running this war. VIC
begin to wonder whether the stars
know their business. Isn't DO about
time Tor "a stray planet or comet Co
hit the earth somewhere in the yi-
ciniiy OF the IIindcnburg line?
Ono stamp buycr j, the single SOLE
dicr. working aionc-but the War
Savings Society 3, a whole regiment
that goes over the top for war
savings with q whoop-and "a real
American Whoop. al that.
There arc said to be SsOOO00OO9
worth OF German war bonds held bv
American sympathizcrs. And that's f.
All right. Having their good money /
ied up IN those scraps OF paper j. !
lust about what the purchasers de- /
serve.
Speaki.. OF -iorcc without stint
" limit. a citizen named Auru-f
-cksteIn. working in an Atlantic
hipyard, has driven l.96- rivefs In
nine-hour day doubling the be.i
'reyIous record