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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-25

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-25

Die MGuner mt6gen fid5 einbilben,
tire Graue1t tpiiBten ni9t bel, ober 10
bel tpiiIen iie gang beitimmt, BOB,
menn lire idledtere &dIfte friib NOR
gems beimfebrt, ite ii9 nidt nit ben
Mitgliebern Ser M~obrungsmitelbe-
borbe Mber fleii9loie Gage 11rterbol-
ten bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-25
lmitJr.

~ IS y re wue {. Nxoks ~
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so. man fer1 bod nidt
gatp paffenlos in Die ebe gebenl1
uebertrumpft. ~Wtr
eeber ndditen Somn1er an Die
Moroiee!~
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tebrs. rGs 1T enti9ieoen, beute
made i9 meinem 2eben Elm @noe;
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men ODER Iber oie 5traBe geben?"
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SLEEPER fat ii9 flobtg reid perlobt;
cine runoe Milion befommt leine
8raut mit!"
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edig!"
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(6en DarIfeuer 5urufeno): vNuf
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r4uf ben 2ummel mnB mon
bauen."
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gen....!"
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bob gu gera6e 6as @egenteil er'
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bang lugeno): r3um 8er5meifeln
un6 babel babe i9 cine edte 2in1o-
naoe befeut!"
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gen, Sie bdtten fid SIR Geld fa1er
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bon Sbrer Srau?"
sea ia, sic Bob i'd mir eben
iauer ertporben."
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lalien!"
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6enn?"
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mann (nodts nadbauie fommeno):
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1en."
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nur6e gerettet, aber Ser Sxno fam
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5iebt?"
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nidt? 9as tint mir ia audi, Bios
einmal, nur oab es ettpas LANCER
oouert!"
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ia feline 55ene MAIDEN, aber Der
Menld 90 6riiben ltorrt mid idun
lett 5ebn Minuten in Ser unper.
lddmtelten 8eiie an!"
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biniibergeben unb nit ibm re6en:"
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auf feline Mutter un6 babe Sid
5uerIt bafiir gebalten."
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ME Die Sbre meroen, &err 8oron,
id bin idon g%ebunoen."
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3tpeifelte Sat begeben, %gndoigeS
1r6uIein. Sd tam unm0glid gang
bon SSbnen laiien, i'd m1B @elegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-25

Gin Ser3metlung =,
aft. @eides Srdulein: sd tam
ME Die Sbre meroen, &err 8aroit,
i6 bin idon gebunoen."
8aron: rDann muB i9 cine ber'
5meifelte Sat begeben, gndoigeS
JrduIein. Sd Tam unm0gli@ gang
bon Sbnen laiien, i'd mnB @elegen.
belt boben, sic bdufiger gu ieben,
Sbnen 1,abe gu itebenl - @olen
Sic nidt menigitens Elm gutes 8ort
fir mid BEL Sbrer iingeren Sdme,
tier einlegen!"
9as 51redensfino.
Rarl6en (bet einem alien Snfel OUT
Jerienbeiud): uMd, Snfel, lab mid
ood NAL oben in Der Maniaree
ldlafen!"
nSa, narunt oenn2"
sd modt' 10 germ NAL ipufen
6oren!"
n@pufen2 8er bat Sir oenn &c.
iagt, bob es in ser Maniaroc
ipufe?"
.Hapa; er haete. Ni Dir lei es
nidt mebr aara ridtig I'M 0beritiib'
ben."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31

from this hill the enemy's retire
ment and should be able to clear
the angle between the Soissons-
Chateau Thierry road and the rail
road between Oulchy-le-C Chatter
and Fismes and bring much needed
assistance to the Americans in the
village of Seringes.
1t will be a costly task to take the
Nesles forest. but there are alter
native possibilities in the compare.
lively open ground to the westward
The railroad. which is the key to
the Ourcq valley, is in allied hands
The correspondent writes:
The enemy may certainly plume
himself on his retirement according
to plan, but it can scarcely be ac-
cording to plan that lie left hundred;
of tons of ammunition behind IN
There IS as yet no conception of the
enormous figures to which these
losses in materials of wa. will ruu.'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31
Had to Prop Ex-Czar
Against Post When
He edFni7g Squad

Amsterdam, July 31Gven two hours in which to pre-
for the end Nicholas Romano former Russian
taken out by his executioners collapse
that necessary him against the Lokal
Anzeger of Berlin which claims to have from high
Russian account of the last hours
Nicholas awakened o'clock in the morning the
day of his execution by patrol of noncommsoned Off
and six He taken where the decision
of the soviet him. He informed
the execution would be carried out in two hours.
The former it is said received the announcement
the sentence of death with camnes but when he
turned to his bedroom he collapsed in chair After few
minutes asked for a priest with whom he allowed
unattended. Subsequently, he wrote several letters
When the arrived to take the former the
of execution Nicholas attempted rise from his chair
The priest soldier obliged help
get his The condemned descended the stairs
with difficulty and once he fell
As unable without support when the place
execution reached he propped against post He
raised his hands and seemed to be trying speak but the rifles
spoke and he fell dead.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31
Senator Owen1 Big
World W.T. Facts to
The PecI lie Of Ardmore
CONVENTION HALL r. led BY ENTHUSIASTIC AUDI
ENCE, TO LISTEN TO ONE OF THE MOST COMPRE.
HENSIVE AND LUCID ADDRESSES ON AMERICA AND
THE GREAT CONFLICT DELIVERED IN ARDMORE.

Not since the opening Convention Hall has there been
enthusiastic audience than that which greeted Senator
Robert Owen last night and it certain that since the en-
the United the speaker has given
concise Illuminating address the situation
Greeted with audience which to its feet and
cheered he forward speak the senator ad
dressed himself to the subject speaking clearly and present
the facts in that could be understood by
His preparations being made by this
country send expedition to Russia for the of
arranging to provision and these people, and
put them the field thus the fighting the east
'front.' made great impression did also the statement
this country only building thousands of arshps but
this number included type-the Capronwhch reached
wings wider than the occupied by Convention Hall
and capable Of carrying 20 three machine and
two tons of bombs and ammunition.
Doom for Berlin.
"When ready 70 them will fly over Ber-
and wipe this hell spot off the the earth forever
the senator declared.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31

The speaker was introduced by
II. H. Brown, who briefly reviewed
the history and accomplishments ol
Oklahoma's foremost citizen.
Senator Owen pointed out that
when this war broke out no one in
the United States had any concep-
ton of the gigantic conspiracy OF
the Teutonic, autocracy against the
rest of the world at was" he
said, generally assumed that the
war was merely an outburst of the
old hostilities between the military
powers of Europe, and that it had
no relation to the United States, or
to the world at large.
"But as the war propaganda" nc
said, "and the United States put to
work its agents to ascertain the
facts, they found that the Gel nan
government, under William II, had
been deliberately preparing for 20
years the conquest Of the world,
teaching the children, the boys and
the soldiers the song Deutschland
Uber Alles'-'Germany over every
thing over all the world.
Vast Secret Work.
"They had secretly stored gigan-
tic war supplies, had secretly work
ed out their plans of military cam
paign against France, England.
Russia. the Balkan states and
against America. They had taken
the most elaborate and expensive
steps. by German propaganda, to
build up hostile feeling against the
United States in Japan, in Mexico,
and in Central and South American
republics. They had arranged for a
revolution against Great Britain in
India and in Ireland. They had
bought and subsidized newsp oers
to stir up disloyalty, sedition and
revolution in the United States.
They had Systematically carried on
propaganda to excite the negroes
of the South to engage in revolu-
ton against the American govern
ment. They had men hired by the
thousands to blow up munition
plants, powder factories and bridges
and throughout the world they had
secretly prosecuted their systematic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31
GOVERNMENT MAY
SEIZE YELLOW PINE
INDUSTRY OF SOUTH
LUMBER INTERESTS ARE
NOT RESPONDING TO
PRESSING NEEDS.
JOHN H. KIRBY DROPPED
Schwab Gets Rid of Houston Man
as Lumber Chief of Fleet Cor
poration-He Controls, With Two
Others, Pine Industry of South.

Washington, July 3l.-Comman-
deering of the yellow pine industry
of the South may be resorted to by
Chairman Baruch OF the war indus
tries board, unless the government S
needs are fully supplied.
The wooden shipbuilding program
is being seriously hampered, it was
said today by officials in the emer-
gency fleet corporation, because
Southern yellow pine interests have
not fully met more promptly the de-
mand for heavy timbers required in
ship construction.
Other government operations are
said also to be behind schedule for
the same reason.
Concident with these develop
ments today was the statement made
at the shipping board that John II.
Kirby OF Houston, Texas, whose
resignation was announced last
night in New Orleans, is no longer
lumber administrator of the emer-
gency fleet corporation. He was
appointed to the office last month.
Kirby has large lumber interests
in the South, virtually controlling
with two other operators the yellow
pine industry. He also is .promi-
nent member of the Southern Pine
Association.
Decision to dispense with Kirby's
services, it was said by shipping
board officials, was made by Direc-
tor General Schwab and Vice Pres
ident Picz. A letter was written to
Kirby saying it had been determined
to consolidate his office with an
other, "and that his services were
therefore no longer required" it
was stated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31
BANQUET FOR BLEDSOE
TO BE GIVEN BY BAR AT
ROD AND GUN CLUB

At $50 tonight the Carter Coun-
~ Bar Association will tender a
banquet complimentary to s. T.
Bledsoe, at the Ardmore Rod and
Gun Club. The members and guests
will gather at the war bank at 500
O'Clock, where those not having
conveyances, will find cars of 9th
ers awaiting to carry them to the
club. The committee on arrange
ments is {. o. Bum. chairman: ].
B. Moore and f. ID. Slough. Judge
A. Eddleman will be the toastmas-
ter. Mr.. Bledsoe was former res
ident of Ardmore and engaged in the
practice of his profession here fos
many years. He is now chief coun-
sci for the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway Company, the
Santa Fe system, and resides in Chi
cago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31
Hundreds of Tons Hun
Ammunition Deserted

London, July 3l.-Although the
allied gains during the last "a hours
may seem small, some of them had
been exceedingly significant, tele-
graphs Reuters correspondent at
the American front in France. The
chief feature of the recent fighting.
he says, is the French advance
from Oulchyie-Chateau which car
ried the villages of Grand Rozoy
and Cugny and swept the enemy
off the butte of Chalmont. This hill
was a center of enemy along the
western salient.
German guns situated on the
butte of Chalmont had been able
to rake the Soissons-Chatcsu Thier-
nv road almost as far as Villemo=-
taire and hurl fire upon the ad-
vancing French and American
troops in the valley of the Ourcq.
The French now are able to harrass
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31
CROWDER WANTS MORE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL MEN
TO ENTRAIN BY AUG. Is

Washington, July 3l.-Provost
Marshal General Crowder today
called on q states for $3.50 gram
mar school graduates of draft age
qualified for general military serv-
ice to take courses of training al
colleges over the country. The men
may volunteer until August q, and
after that time any deficiency will
be made up. They are ordered to
entrain August IS.
Quotas by states and assignm. nts
include:
Louisiana l64, Louisiana State
University.
Oklahoma 800, Arkansas Uriver-
sity.
Oklahoma lS4, Oklahoma Univer.
sity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31
German Generals Prepare People To Hear OF Defeat
WEATHER FORECAST

For Ardmore and Vicinity:
Tonight and Thursday fair,
warmer.
East Texas: Tonight and
Thursday generally fair.
Oklahoma Tonight and
Thursday fair, somewhat warm
er.
West Texas: Tonight and
Thursday generally fair, warm
er in the Panhandle.
Local Temperature.
Maximum temperature yes
terday 90 degrees, minimum last
night, 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31

plans by which after overthrowing
continental Europe and Great Brit
ain they were to dominate the world
dictate terms to the United States
and compel the people of this coun-
try to pay the cost of the war in
Europe.
Fatal July S, 1914.
The senator recited many Il
dents and events leading up to the
war which conclusively proved the
responsibility of Germany for the
war. "On July 5, 1914" he said,
William II called his generals, ad-
mirals and financiers to Pot lam
and asked them if they were ready
for war. The army and navy were
ready The financiers wanted two
weeks within which to sell their
American securities. William II
then went on his vacation--a cloak
to conceal his intentions from Eu-
rope. His financiers sold American
SCCulltltS Oll lllt 4NCW Olk STUN
exchange on a gigantic scale. The
records show this. The German
ambassador to Constantinople con-
fided these facts of the Potsdam
meeting to the American ambassa-
dor and to the italian ambassador
at Constantinople. The German am
bassador to London verified the
fact that Germany deliberately
brought on this war"
World Liberty at Stake.
"As these facts gradually devel-
oped, and President Wilson and the
American congress learned the
truth and observed the wicked de-
fiance by the German bovernmen!
of all the treaty obligations, OF
their wilful violation of The Hague
conventions, sinking of American
ships and destruction of American
lives contrary to international law
it became evident that the libertie:
of the world were at stake, that nc
reliance could be put upon the
honor of German officials or Of the
German kaiser. 1t was seen that
Germany was engaged in making a
. Continued on page 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31
(By The Associated Press

(By The Associated Press.)
With the American Army on the Aisne-Marne Front
July -(NOon) )-EffOrts made by the Germans to ad
vance their lines against the Americans this front last
night and this forenoon fruitles. The Americans
for their part were content to hold their positions along
their slightly advanced line for the time. The German
ne however, is reported gradually giving way both to
the right and left.
There was hard fighting throughout the night, but
concentrated attacks in force by either side.
During the night the Americans made pretense of
mans advanced into TN town. observing the supposed
evacuation Two companies of Americans then closed in
and envelOped the German force killing capturing
cry of it.
Both high explosives and gas shells were hurled by
the Germans wide area
The air forces on both sides busy this morning.
One of the American observers attacked by eight
enemy machines, but escaped and returned to his base
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31
Deep Wedge Is Dnuen
Into Eneny,s 5 Line On
South; Battle Continues
Americans Trap Hun Force
BULLETIN.

Washington, July 3l.--Repulse of enemy counter at
acs on the line of the Ourcq after fighting and
improvement of the American positions there were re-
ported in General Pershng's communique, for yester
day, received today at the department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31
(By The Associated Press.)


In spite of tremendous efforts put forth by the Germans
check the relentless the allies north of the Ourcq
today finds the German positions there in grave danger
French British and American troops east of
have wedge into the enemys line and to be in
position hurried retreat from Roncheres and ST.
Gemme, the extreme bottom of the salient between SCISSORS
and Rheims.
The allied line today south from scissors Grand
and then it begins to the east 1t
north and continues the apex of the
wedge the village Neses where it sharply south
ward Roncheres.
All around the salient there has been continuous battle
during the last two days. with the Germans launching repeated
counter attacks They have all failed and the allies
gained important ground
Immediately south of Sossons and of Rheims the
German lines strongly held but efforts improve
his position in the latter region have broken down.
There to be little doubt that the Germans will
retreat to the Vesle river as possible.
Paris, July 31American troops maintained their posi-
ton in the region of which they
violent fighting according official statement made by
the office today.
The Germans made four attacks against French
positions east of Oulchye Chateau They repused
the French line held intact
The French and Germans carried out raids number
of other points sectors and of the Marne salient
but there change in the general situation these
points.
Paris July 31Strong German reaction Tuesday shows
the opinion of French military experts that the
termned to postpone retreat the Vesle as
be notwithstanding the wastage manpower that policy in
wolves.
Paris July Havas Agency)-French aerial observers
The Man that there signs behind present
German battle front of preparations for continuation
retirement norhward The destroying much material
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31

Paris July 31-H Agency )-French aerial observers
The Man that there signs behind present
German battle front of preparations of
retirement norhward The enemy destroying much material
and big fires have been SEEN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31

Continued on page b
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31
World Liberty at Stake.

Continued on page 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31
Notes Along the Way.

What about Charlie Carter's op-
position, was one of the questions
asked of Hugo resident thoroughly
familiar with politics not only in
Choctaw County, but throughout
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-31

Amsterdam, July 81. - Field
Marshal Won Eichhorn. the German
commander n the Ukraine, and his
adJutant were seriously wounded by
bomb in Kiev Tuesday, says an
Official announcement received here
from the Uukrainian capital.
The bomb was thrown at the men
while they were driving to their
headquarters from the casino. The
field marshal's adjutant is named
Captain Won Dressler.