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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
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Washington, July 24.-ln the
peace suggestions which the Ber-
lin Norwaerts declares the German
government is about to advance 90
the entente and America, through
the Spanish government, officials
here detect the German design, en-
bodied in some shape in almost
every one of the peace proposals
which have emanated from Berlin
or Vienna, to leave to a round table
conference the actual definition OF
peace terms.
President Wilson and Premier
Lloyd George OF Great Britain, and
Clemenceau of France, have record
ed themselves definitely that no
peace conference will be entered
unless there has ben an acceptance
by the central powers OF the exact
terms upon which the conference is
to be conducted and for the broad
principles TO govern the negotia-
tions.
President Wilson's definition OF
the terms upon which America IS
willing TO discuss peace has been
accepted by all OF the great enten-
te powers as representative OF 'ir
own desires.
Hun Knows 1t.
Officials here point out that
Germany is quite well aware Of
these conditions and consequently
they can Qrly view this reported
new attetmpt at pace negotiations as
another appeal to the pacifist elc-
ments in the entente and also as
intended to quiet socialist elements
within the central powers. believed
TO be again in a dangerous mood.
Acting Secretary OF the State
Polk said the new terms seemed
more favorable TO Germany than
any that had been made hitherto.
Germany's Remuneration Of any
design on western territory in con-
sideration of the retention of the
spoils she has wrung from Russia
and Roumania through the Brest-
Litovsk and Jassy treaties, it IS also
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
KAISER REQUESTS
SPAIN TO ARRANGE
PEACE CONFERENCE
WANTS TO KEEP ALL SPOILS
AND TERRITORY TAKEN
FROM NATIONS
LAYS DOWN PROPOSALS
Also Wants All Colonial Posses
sions Returned to Him. If Report
is True, it is First Time Neutral
Nation Has Been Asked to Act.

Amsterdam, July 24.-Germany
has made suggestions for a peace
conference to the Spanish govern
ment, says the Socialist Vorwaerts
of Berlin.
The suggestions are:
First, Germany wants no annexa-
tions or indemnities IN the west.
Second: The peace treaties with
Russia anl Roumania must not be
questioned.
Third: The principle of self de-
termination of peoples has not been
discussed, but may be settled at the
peace conference, where the fate CT
Belgium also is to be settled,
Fourth: The Balkan question is
to be settled around the conference
table.
Fifth: Freedom of the seas, dis
mantlng of Gibraltar and the Suez
canal and the right for Germany to
use coaling stations.
Sixth: The colonial question is
to be settled on the basis of the
status quo"
The Vorwaerts considers this a
very reasonable peace program
The term Status quo" applied in
the foregoing to the German CO.
lonial question has been rather
loosely used i'll the past in connec-
ton with the solution of various
peace problems. In general, it Is
employed as an abbreviation of the
term status quo ante bellum.'
Germany's position heretofore, as
indicated by her leading statesmen
has been ona OF insistence upon the
return of her colonies, and t,.crc
has been nothing in the recent ut
terances of German leaders tend
ing to show that this attitude had
been changed.
1t was even indicated that the
pawn" held by Germany in the
shape OF Belgium was intended to
be used to secure the return OF her
former colonial possessions.
If the Norwaerts report is true
this is the first time that peace ne
gotiations have been made in the
usual diplomatic way, through a
neutral government.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
MODELLING RUSSIAN
ARMY, is REPORT

Amsterdam, July 24.-General
mobilization of tie Russian : ~
began on July z, according to Los
COW advioss received here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
CONTINUE PURSUIT OF HUN.

Washington July 24Continued pursuit of the retreatlng
south of the river Ourcq reported in General Persh
ng communque for yesterday received today at the war
The capture of positions north of the Marne also
reported.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
(By The Associated Press. }

In spite of the desperate efforts of the Germans to bring
stabilize the lines each side of the salient
scissors Rheims the allies be pressing forward
vital the front south of scissors and near Rheims
Allied report conditions back Of the German line as
indicative Germen retreat far north the Vese river
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24

London, July 24.-The eorresPon-
dent of the Daily Mail at American
headquarters in France under cate
of Monday tells how an American
unit south OF Scissors arrived before
the time set for an assault. The unit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24
FochbDnuu1g 100000
Enemy Troops To NoHh;.
Neuer Giues Them Rest

Paris, July A.-Each days operations bring further
proof of the completeness with which the genius OF ten
era Foch has turned the tables the Germans Instead
of slowing down to condition of what has been called
stablizaton the general public from experience eX
pected the allies continue to push forward in the face OF
determined and skilfu resistance by the Germans who
have had time to from the first shock of surprise
The enemy according to reports has 35 divisions
in the battle zOne 900 of which in the region
north of the Marne. In the opinion of military observers
the violent German resistance due to political con-
sideration for it is the immediate interests of General
LudendOrff from military standpoint to straighen out
his line without delay.
General Foch holds the initiative the battle fronts,
and is believed will take the Germans at least two or
three months to get another full dress offensive Mean
while American troops continue to land
With the American army the Asne Marne Front July
a. A. M-By The Associated Press)The French the
British the Americans still hammerng the anks OF the
princes The Germans known to have brought
up fresh special forces points, but the allies report the
situation favorable
favorable weather conditions brought out droves OF
aircraft this morning The day excellent one tor OBJ
servaon this expected change the character OF the
fighting somewhat especially with regard to the artillery
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24

CONTINUED on page 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-24

If the Norwaerts report is true,
this is the first time that peace ne
gotiations have been made in the
usual diplomatic way, through a
neutral government.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-09

LIEUTENANT JACK"
ROACH SPROUL, Mrs.
Dorothy w. Klaer, the Gov
ernor-elect's daughter; Mrs.
William C. Sproul; the Gov
ernor-elect, William c.
Sproul, and his little grand
daughter, Jane Klaer, in the
foreground.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-27
WJLSONAS KELIAUS LAI
WI GEORGE. WASH
INCTON.
Europoje isbusias, sakoma, :
menesius.

Washington, Iapkr. y. -
0arIaiviu George Washington
prpzidentaS WilsOnaS Su savO
parti!ia keIiauSiqS Europon.
Dabar taS garIaiviS pertalso-
mas, perdazomaS. Pirm kareS
ji> prigulAjo North German
Lloyd linijai.
Prezidento partija, sakoma,
buSianti neSkaitlinga. Taippat
Sakoma. kad prezidentas Eu-
ropoj iSbuSiqs kokiuS 3 meme
siuS.
Oar nGra zinoma, las bus
paSkirta at$tovais taikoS kon-
ferencijOn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-27
GEN. LUDENDORFF PABE
GO IS VOKIETIJOS.

Copenhagen, Iapkr. d
Pa<ak IaiIlraSGio Frankfort
Gazette, * NokietIjo> paSpru-
Go gen. Ludendorfl'. knS vi>u
karts metu buvo vyriauSias
vokieGiQ militariniS gaIva &i-
toip kur0je.
Sakoma, kad tomiS dienomi>
.iiS apleideS Prussia il like
IiayeS Svedijon.
Nokieciu >ocijaIistai boise
vikai dare pIenu< Ludendorf.
fQ patraukti revoliucijonieriV
tei>man. Tad ta>ai IL paSlsku,
bino i$dumti.
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NUzUDYTA KRAUTUV-
NINKAS.

Vakar vakare vienas pl6Si-
kas uzpuolG cigarQ krautuve
po mum. COL So. Dearbon Sat,
Krautuvtje buvo jos savinin-
kas John W. Hutchinson.I
Pl6Sigas Sta nuSov6, paste
me is registerio $40 if pabd-
go.
Ant laim9s vienas praeivis
nugirdo SaudymQ, mate kaip
piktadaris iSbtgo is krautuv6S
il kur jis uztjo. AtvylluSiai
polici.iai jis nurod6, km yra
pliSikas. SitaS tuojaus IL pa
imtas.
PasiSakt eSQS Clyde Den
mis-, 27 ,netQ, keltuv6 6pefato.
rius * Kansas City. JiS pri-
sipazino prize Sovimo. SaIloSi,
jam buve reillalingi pinigai.
KrautuvninkaS Hutchinson
tuo tarpu uz porOS valandQ
mir6 nuveztaS Sv. LuSo igo-
ninGn.
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Ludendorfff pabegoSve-
dijjon;; Leninas bega
IS Rusiijj jos
SOcijalistQ riauSes New YOrke
LENINAS SU TRCCKTU
PEGA IS RUSIJOS.


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,365 zMONES UzMUSTA IR
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Lietuviai SvetimtauGiu
Spaudoje.

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vienytQ visus pavienius tan-
tos narius.
Nurodin6ja, kad tautos, at
gaudamos savo neprlgulmy-
be, neturdtp kiniska siena nuo
kitQ tautQ uzsitverti, bet arti-
mi rySiai tarp kaimyniskrl
tautu privalo butt palaikomi.
Kansas City (Mo.) Star ga
vo kablegrama nuo savo ko=.
respondento Bassett Bidgy is,
Stockholmo, kad Leninas de-f
da visas pastangas revoliucija
Lietuvoje suSe1ti. Tasai dar-
bas pavesta kokiam ten zydui
Rosin, kuris nuolatos siunti
n6ja is Maskvos i Lietuvq
gauja slaptu agentll.
Svarbiausias il pirmutinis
tikslas, esq, isskersti i.ietnvos
inteligentija ir visus tnos, ku-T.;
rie bolSevillu nepalaiko.
Mobile (Ala.) Register ant
galviu "Lietuvos patrijotai +
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Girdi, Amerikos obalsi, kad
zmonems privalo butt pripa-c
zinta teis6 patterns savimi val
dytis, lietuviai su atvlromis
Sirdimis sutiko. Sioji nelai5---
mingoji tauta, bolsevikp par
Quota ] ziaurias volSieGiu ran=.
kas, kovoja su savo slsait'ia-.
e &aiais uzpuolillais il visa.
Wilt turi nukreipus ] Amerl-e
kos ir Alijantu laimejilnQ,
kuomi tikimasi savo senai lau-
kiama neprigulmybe atgauti.
Toliaus redakcija raso:
Mes negalim izvilti tokl mu-
myse il musu isreikstuose
tiksluose dedama uzsitikejl-
ma. Mes, girdi, negalim skai-
tyti savo uzduoti uzbaigtu,
kol visos tautos, kurias vokle7.
Giai paverge, nebus is po Jun
go paliuosuotos.
Waterbury (Conn.) Demo-
crat iStisai padeda DR.. j. j.
Bielskio paraSyta il Amerikos
Lietuviu Tarybos iSleista 48-
puslapiQ brosiurele, kur tikro- !.
je Sviesoje perstatyta is praz
cities il Siandieniniai Lietu-
vos reikalai; ypae buvusieji
santikiai su lenkais. Jau pu-s
Sc broSiunales perspauzdinta.
Liet. Inf. Biuras. Z
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BLOGAI BOLSEVIKAMS
VOKTETIJOJE.
VokieGiai. abelnai INFANT, ne
patenkinti socijalistais.

Berlynas, Iapllr. 27.-NuonN
vi<oj Eokietijoj Seka >mal'ki
kOva talpc >ociiai>Q men&o-
viku IL boISeviku uZ $alicS val
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dzia .iicm> pa>ikedonti. pa>i-
rieti, kad pa>kui hutQ @o!im0
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valdyti, kuomet yoki@%iai pc
karI< atguuS >QmonG> Iye~v"
~.
Siaud;o kitom~ rortjjom~
>ocij0Ii>tQ tuIpan m2iSEtir~
yra ir puyoiinga. Mes So"iia-
liStai viSuomet paljnI>r pri"
ucdcriau>iQ darby.
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., ,,,n..I,; i.,l boI:nv;l,n
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i uzpecki. Ina vir&} >ocija-
li>tai mpnSevikui. kmipmS kol-
,a. vaLova,,ia Scheidrmann.
sociiaIistai menSevikai vra Ia
Hmm. Iinl,a n,.ip tvarEoS, .Jir
>3vo ralpan iSileidzia ir kitu
,.artiiu atstovu~. Alfredo, kad
i;c anart .avo partiiiniu Tx
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K,y.l,it, W., boI$evikai.
,.,,l,r,ri,,,; IiabI,nnchto j..
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boI$evikamS kraugeriamS.
Indomiausia ta>. kad N0kie-
tiioi boI$cvikai dar neSu<ptjo
naSdti gvvpntoiu tarpan <av0
piktoS StkIoS.
DanoaI vieto>e Vokietiioie
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UzDRAUSTA RAUDONA
VELIAVA CHICA-
GOJE.

Kad apsisaugoti bolSevi
kizmo, Chicagos miesto tary-
ba, patarius aldermanui Nan.
Sc ir aldermanui Captain
praved6 reikalavimq, kad mie-
Sto advokatas Ettelson paga,
mintp specijali parddyma
kuriuomi mieste butQ w
drausta vieSose vietose rody,
ii raudonQ v6liavq.
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Kaskart daugiaus IL daz-
niaus suteikiama vietos lietu-
viams Amerikos spaudoje.
Beveik visi Amerikos laikraS-
Giai prielanliai il lietuviams
uzjauGianciai atsilicpia. .Jei
kartais kaS pasitaiko nepagoi-
daujamo, tai til del stokos IT,
kresniu ziniQ.
milwaukee (Wis.) Sentinel
If kit laikraSGiai padejo CANA
.iIgq straipsneli, nurodanti vo-
kieGiQ Sunybes Lietuvoje. APP
gaildstau5ama, kad vokieciai
iSnaikino Lietuvos girias, kai-
mus il puikius sodus. Smulll-
meniSkai apraSo ir teisingai
perstato, kaip Lietuva prizes
kare atrodd, ger6damiesi jos
9roze.
New York Herald, antgal-
viu "Lietuvos Raudonojo
KryziauS Sesuo laiko paskai-
taS", paddjo prane$ima, bulk
kol;ia p. Anne Azgepetian,
tarnavusi RusQ Raud. Kryz.,
d5har atvaziavuSi .Amel'ilion
ir laiIlanti paskaitas apie savo
Iatyrimq.
NIindtoji pon!n g;:nuSi Lie
tuycje, bet dali .iaunysl5s die
NJ praIeidusi lndijoje, v6liaus
gyveno ivairiose Amerikos
dalySe. Apsivedus deSimts
meta iSgEveno Persijoje, 4lrlF
io vyras buvo aide-de-camp
plic $acho.
Charleston (W. Va.) Mail
ir keletas kitu pad6jo neva
Lietuvos zydu nusiskundima.
n; tyt, zinute paloicio vokic@iu
a&ontai, kai paSaullo zydls
prieS lietuvius: suerzinti. Ne
va nusiskundziama, kad zy-
dams neleista siQsti atstovus
j Iietuviu selma. Grid, viso-
kie isakymai spauzdinaml
vien lietuviQ IL. voliecip kal-
bose, kuriu zyiai nesupranta
il uz jQ neispildymq esa bau,
dziami.
De Moines (Ia.) Leader il
game redakc;ios straipSnyJc
kalb6damas apie ivairioms
tautoms neprigulwyb@s reika-
lingumq sake, kad lietuvial
skaicciiuje apie 12,OOO,O0O
(skaitlina perd6ta( privalo
tur6ti savo neprigullninsa val
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SUV. AMER|KOS Val.
STUU PREz|DENTU|
W|LSONU|.

Laim6jilnu apvainikuo-
jamos kiltos pastangos,
kokias Tamsta atlikai
Pasaulio zmoniSkumo rel
kalais. Apple tai atgarsis
siandie eina skersai-isil-
gal visos zemes.
Is Svetimsaliu kalba
kalbaneiu zmoniu kruti-
niu girdziasi padekavones
isreiskimas. Is ju sirdziu
verziasi neapsakomi de-
kingumo jausmai..
Musu Amerikoje, su
skaitlingomis is ivairiu
klimatu ir tautu z1noniu
miniomis, skleidziasi
triumfo giesme uz tai, ka
Tamsta esi atlikes civil
zacijai.
Tamsta isaiskinai aspi-
racijas visu tautu, kaip
senoves, taip naujovisku,
kurios susispietusios A
merikoj.
Tomis savo pastango-
mis- Tamsta isdirbai JOINS
Laisves ir Liuosybes dva-
sia ant visos apskritos ze-
mes.
.Tamsta zmoniSkulno
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sekla, kuri duos gera
putt visais laikais viso
pasaulio zmonijai.
Dziuginanciam Ameri-
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kaipo veidrodis, visoms
tautoms jQ Laisves meiles
aspiracijose. Tamsta esi
visu tautu zmonems tik-
ras vadovas ir pasiunti-
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Griausmingais padeka-
vones isreiskimais milijo-
mai Amerikoj gimusiQ
svetimsaliu, kaip savo,
taip savo broliu Europe
je vardu, sveikina Tams-
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Pasaulio DemokratfiOs e.
ra.
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Spahda Suv. Valstijose
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SOCTJALISTU RIAUSES
NEW YORKE.
Ju susirinki1na iSvaiko karei
vial ir jurininkai.

! - w
Madison Square Garden sa-
len vakar vakare buvo susi-
rinke keliolika tukstanciu So
.cijalistp. Tarpe iu buvo daug
moteriu. Padare jie mitir-
ga, kad uzprotestuoti prizes
zinomo Mooney. pasmerklma
miriop, kurs kituomet atras-
tas kaltas uz bombos pameti-
ma San Francisco mieste,
nuo ko zuvo 10 zmoniu.
Policija buvo leidusi soci-
jalistams graziai mitinguoti,
bi tik jie neuzpuldinetu W.
riausybes ir nerodvtu Savo
raudonos veliavos viesoje
vietoje, mes miesto majoras
speciialiu paredymu uzdrau-
de tai daryti.
Mitinge pirmininkavo "pro-
fesorius Nearing, zinomas
socijalistas bolsevikas.
Policiia apstojo visa busta.
Detektivai kartu su zmone-
mis- suejo salen. Prasidejo
prakalbos. Quota VETO W
riausybei. Padaryta rezoliu-
cijos, kad Mooney butu pa
liuosuotas, kad Amerika su
talkininkais atSauktu savo
kariuomenes is Rusijos ir lei
stu ten bolsevikams 5mones
skersti, kick tik jiems pdtin-
kama.
Visoj svetainej tarpe soc.-
jalistu pakilo bolsevikiskss Ii
pas. Kaip bematai vienoj sa-
lyi ant balkono isskleista rau-
dona veliava su parasu: At
saukti talkininku kariuome-
nes is Rusi;os".
Detektivai sprudo ant bal
kono ir tenai uz veliavos is
skleidima arestavo dvi mote
ri ir viena vyra.
Tarp socijalistu pakilo ne
pasitenkinimas. Jie nori tu-
reti visuotina laisve, gi cia
jiems toji laisve varzoma.
Staiga is lauko pasigirdo
Sauksmas. IS kazkur atpyske-
jo apie tukstantis kareiviu ir
jurininku. Site persilauze
per policijos kordona ir ute
lejo salen.
Saleje pasidare sumisimas.
Socijalistai if socijalistes ne
vejamos pradejo dumti lau-
kan. Bet lauke atsipeikejo is
baimes ir prade;;o kabineties
prie policijos ir kareiviu. Ia
da policija daugel truksnna-
dariu suarestavo ir pristate
nakties teisman.
Pasakojama, kad gatvese j.
vyko mustynes. Daug socija-
listu apmusta.
SuV. ValstlJu marsalas Mc-
Garthy If policijos inspekto-
rial palinke kaltinti vyrus
uniformose uz sukelima bet
varkes, kadangi socijalistai
savo mitinga 'butu pravede
ramiai.
7 koki pjusvalandi policija
pravede tvarka, kuomet at
pyskejo policijos atsargos.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
Fourth Anniversary of
World Wars Biggest
Stunt
By ]. w. T. MASON

Copyr1ght 1918, by the United Press)
NEW YORK, July 26:-The arrival
of Americas first million troops in.
France, ensuring the final defeat of
German militarism has been the most
important event of the fourth year of
the war.
The turning point in modern civil.
ization will probably be dated by flu
ture historians from the year of strife
now closing, because of Americas re-
solve to consent to no peace until the
Hohenzollern menace to the world is
crushed. Despite the fact that Ameri-
car troops have played only q minor
part in the years fighting. the United
States has predominantly Influenced
the strategy of the fourth year of the
war. The outstanding battlefield facts
of the year have been Won Hinden-
burg's maddened efforts to break the
British and French fronts, and Gen.
eral Foch's counter-policy of patient
defense.
Hindcnburg's Motive.
1t was fear of Americas fast acou-
mulating military strength that COM
PEELED o Hindenburg to engage in
his campaign of ruthlessly sacrificing
his own troops: and 1t was the knowl-
edge of the overwhelming reinforce
ments America was sending to the AL
lies that permitted General Foch to
see his lines driven back. without loss
of morale to the allied forces. Every
major plan worked out in Berlin as
well as in the capitals of the allies this
year, has similarly been based funda-
mentally pom Americas forthcoming
major activities in the war.
h American successes during the
year in Plcardy and In the Chateau
Thierry sector, have been minor af-
fairs, regarded as isolated engage
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-26
Tanks Arrival Years Big Event

ments. But, all the victories Of Won
Hindenburs in Flanders, Picardy end
Champagne do not compare in their
ultimate consequences with the prom
Use to world democracy contained In
the American operations at Cantigny,
Belleau Wood and Vaux.
Prussian Threats.
Starting the fourth year of theswar
with arrogant threats to the allies of
new changes in the map of Europe
unless the successes of h German
armies were accepted as decisive, the
German government has ended the
year by ~confessing that battlefield vic
tories canno bring peace. Foreign
Minister Won Kuhlmann's pronounce
ment to this effect in the Reichstae
ranks second only TO Americas i'm
mems war preparations as the years
most significant event The reluc-
lance OF the Kaiser's mflitarists to
compel the resignation of Won Kuhl-
mann Immediately after his ~repudia.
ton of the invincibility of the German
army Is indicative of the SOLDERING eff.
feet the presence of a million Ameri-
car troops in France is having on vor
Hindenburg.
It is paren that as the fifth yea
of warfare begins, the German leaaeri
are taking an Increasingly g~raveSviev
of the situation facing them. They
dare not promise a decisive victory Il
the Kaiser's deluded subjects an!
longer. The people of Germany arr
being prepared, in fact, for the as
sumption of a permanently defensive
role by Won Hindenburg. This, al
though the fourth year of conflict. haI
seen Won Hindenburg display an un'
precedented degree of power in often
sive warfare, nevertheless. the yea
ends with an admission by the German
government hat by these means peace
cannot be won. In that fact is thu
certainty of ultimate victory for de
mocracy.
Dual Monarchy See This.
Affairs in Austro-Hungary durinl
the past year have been highly unsat