The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-26


from which one turns with horror
and disgust.
b "But the object has been attained
h A hatred has been raised among
b the enemy peoples against the cen
b tral powers and particularly against
! Germany-a hatred which eschewS
] all moderation and chokeS OFF all
just Judgment.
"You have all read Premier Glenn
enceau's last speech, speech which
seemed in its fanatical hatred and
the coarseness Of mind displayed. to
surpass anything hitherto achieved,
But in America i, { ul many
voiced echo. Il, is proved by the pro-
nouncements that ar- reaching our
ears from acros, the ocean.
'"Ghe widest war fury is at pres
ent raging in the United States.
The people are intoxicated with the
idea that America must bring the
blessings OF modern liberal kultur
% to the enSlayed peoples OF cen
tral Europe. while al the same time
they are rejoicing at the many mil
lions OF dollars which the war ar
maments are causing to How INTO
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hn' 'oui'Iy ; ,",ei i,ai "ii'!I
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fouis Sc "ey "sSel' 'l"' '"ey are
.;snsinS 70 protect oppressed i'"-
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1"u we Jus'iil"D'e grievances ol
i,eiai,u "o"neie ma nearing me
n,'iSi' so'ei ''inT,.' "H'cI' IS e9peC,
any io"u oi 'd'k'"S on IlSht ana
justice, recently iouid 1t cofrlpau-
oie WIN '"o9e p''l0i'lcN 10 iecoS
ll'lr 'he 0o"g'o"ier''e IaDble OF
Nzecho-9lo'akS as DeIIIgereht
power
Addresses Huns as Gentlemen"
"How will the German people have
to meet that? VIII it. forsooth. beg
for mercy in fear and trembling No,
gentlemen. Remembering its great
past and its still greater mission in
the future. it will stand erect and
not cringe or groyel.
"The situation is ser;ous hut If
gives Us no ground for deep de
preston. The iron wall OF the west
ern front is not broken and the r.
boat is slowly but surely fulfilling
its task of diminishing tonnage. thus
above all increasingly menacing and
restricting reinforcement OF men and
material IRON the United States.
"The hour will come. because if
must come. when our enemies will
see reason and be ready to make an
end of the war before hall the world
is converted into a heap OF ruins
and the flower of it, manly strength
lies 0eaQ on the battle neld,
Count Won Hertling said if WAS
the business OF the Germans TO
stand together, cool. confident. unit .
I'd and resolute. with their one aim
he protection of the fatberland its
independence and its freedom OF
movement. There was no antaeoni,m
he declared. between the govern
ment and the people The former
only desired TO work with and for ,
he nation.
Abiding to the differences Of :
opinion on political matters rhe
chancellor said
New Domestic Problems
"The period after the war will al
so confront us with new domestic p:
problems. | will not sneak Of these
now. but. as | know that the nre- !,
yailing discomfort is not influenced
alone by the sufferipgs and worr.. :
Of war lime. but also by quite de6n-