The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-13

were rightly named, have dealt them
blow after blow haired springs up.
We only know the honest wrath
which deals the enemy the blow, but
when he lies PROSTATE and bleeding
We extend 10 him our hand and see
10 his recovery.
Hatred manfests itself only
among peoples who feel themselves
beaten. ii therefore, such terrible
hatred exists among our enemies
it owes its origin to the TACT that
their calculations have been wrong.
Everyone who knows the character
OF the Anglo Saxon knows what II
means 10 light them-how tenacious
they are. We do not know when
the struggle will end, but one thing
We do know, namely, that we must
light the battle through.
WScPS rOl Nussid.
And now, my friends, let me
draw your attention TO something
more. You have read what recent
ly happened in Moscow-the mighty
conspiracy against the present gov
ernment. The parliamentary-goy-
eminent, the democratic government
which the Russian people had be-
gun TO construct is because this
government, considering the inter
ests OF its fatherland, wishes to
maintain its people in the peace for
which it clamors.
But the Angio-SaXon does not
Yet desire peace. That is how things
are. 1t is proof OF his feeling OF
interiority that the Anglo-Saxon has
recourse to such criminal means.
Everything now depends on our
iinal exertions. Everything is at
stake and because our enemies know
it, because they have the greatest
respect for the German army, be-
cause they see they cannot overcome
our army and navy, they are trying
to overcome US by means OF inter
nal disintegration and TO weaken US
by false rumors.
Makes Threats.
These do NOT emanate from the
German people. They are articitial
productions. But whoever heark-
ems to such rumors, whoever passes
on such rumors in the railway work
shop or elsewhere, sins against the
fatherland. He is 1 traitor and IS
liable to severe punishment no mat
ter whether he be count or 4
workman.
Il know very we'll every one OF
you will acknowledge that am
right in this matter. Believe me,
it is not easy for me to bear every
day the anxiety and the responsi-
bility tor i nation Of seventy mil
lions. and for more than four years
to be a spectator to all the difficult
ties and increasing distress OF the
people
Quotes Scripture.
The emperor then referred to the
German empress, who by Gods as
sistance again is on the road to re-
covery.' He recalled the passages
in the Bible: Cast thy burden upon
the Lord and He shall sustain thee,
and But seek We first His kingdom
and His righteousness and all these
things shall be added unto you. The
then said
How can we please God and SOFT
en- his heart? BY doing our duty
In making our faterland free Con
sequently, it is our duty TO hold out
with all our strength in the fight
against our enemies.
Each one OF us has received his
task from on high. You
at your hammer, you at your lathe,
and | on my throne. We must,
however, build on Gods assistance.
Doubt is the greatest ingratitude to-
ward the Lord, and now | ask you
all simply and honestly; Have we
then really ground for doubt Just
look at the four years OF war; What
immense achievements we have be-
hind u.s. Half the world stood
against us and our allies, and now
Ne have peace with Russia and peace
With Rumanie. Serbia and Monte
negro are finished.
Only in the West do we still
light, and is it to be thought thar
good God will abandon Us there at
he last moment:
we should be ashamed OF the
aint-heartedness which comes when
one gives credence to rumors. From
he facts which you yourselves have
experienced, Jorge for yourselves
irm belief in the future ot your
Says His Nation Invincible.
I'VE often at home and at the
ront, in church and in the open air
rave sung Elm Feste Burg lst I'm
er Gott, so it is rounded in the
,lue vault OF Heaven and in the
hunder clouds. The nation from
which such a hymn originated must
,e invincible.
My request, my demand OF you
nd through you to all the workers
Who hay" proved themselves so ad-
nirlble and caDahle and throuol