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The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-06-01
COMMISSIONERS
Ban BOOZE RIGHT
Peace Officers Authorized to
Arrest Progress Of Booze
Vehicles,

Even the highways of Mime
sofa, in bone dry territory, are
made "bone dry by a new order
Of the Minnesota Public Safety
Commission, adopted Tuesday,
May q, to meet complaints
against drunken parties going
from saloon town into dry ter
ritory, says the Moose Lake Star
Gazette.
The order prohibits the carry
ing Of liquors into dry territory
in any kind Of vehicle. Another
order closes up three of the four
saloons in Blooming Prairie for
failure to observe the rules made
for that wet outpost.
The highway order is a sequel
to the order prohibiting railroads
from carrying liquor into dry ter
ritory, and will hit the interstate
bridge traffic between Duluth and
Superior. In fact, it is declared
that it was designed to hit that
traffic more than anything else.
1t gives peace officers the power
of search and seizure. The order
reads as follows:
"The transportation of intoxi-
eating liquor in automobiles and
other vehicles into and through
districts in which the sale of in
toxicating liquors is forbidden by
law, operates to nullify the en-
forcement Of such laws, makes
public highways dangerous for
ordinary travel, tends to the
spread Of disorder, and to
breaches Of peace, and diminishes
the efficiency Of manpower of the
state and the successful applica-
ton of it's resources to the nations
orders.
"The transportation or carry
ing liquor in any quantity for any
purpose and in any container
whatsoever, into or through any
county, city, village or borough,
in which the sale of intoxicating
liquor is illegal under any law or
treaty, is forbidden, and is hereby
declared to be unlawful; pro-
vided that steam railroads may
transport any liquors in this state
in the manner and to the extent
permitted by existing or future
orders of this commission.
"Any peace officer is author
lied to arrest the progress Of any
automobile or vehicle on any high
way in any district affected here
by and if he has any reasonable
grounds to believe the same is be-
ing used for the transportation of
intoxicating liquor it shall be his
duty to subject the same to search
and, in the event he finds intox-
icating liquor therein, he shaAs
seize such liquor and such seizure
shall operate forwith as a confis-
cation thereof to the state Of Min
nesota."
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-06-01
A REALLY NEW sW1NDLE.

A new swindle is being worked
on parents Of soldiers by means
of telegraphic information that
the son has been granted fur
Tough and asking them not only
to wire funds for visit home
but to waive Identification. That
scheme enables the imposter to
get the money and escape with
out detection. Another scheme is
to telegraph a request for money
by mail, general delivery.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-06-01

Barbed wire entanglements
have been cleverly and effective
~ employed by the Germans but
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09
E1t TrrnaunHpnntnu.
Gn bollanbif Statsmanb iises at pe'
re re;ft til Gnslaub mea Tor-
flag fra spiflanb,

9ln1iter0om 6en Ste Mai. Sorben.
berenoe arigsminiiter golpn meloes
at bore reilt til ao,tbon for at fore
legge fplgenoe Jorilag paa Eplflaros
Begne:
Gpgipelien al alIe Jororiuger /
Weit; fuloltenoig @sltaurering al
@elg;en; Mutononli for Gllois-2otb>
>ringen in6en 6et tpIfe 6orbuno; Sort,
]ptte1len af ben 1lnpereuoe Status i
giten; bis1e Snoreln1nelier fra Diter>
rigs SIDE Trentiuo og en- i,ternatio.
nal aonferens for at afgibre 8alfan-
og Goloniipdrgsnaalene
2onoon 6en 6te Wai. Com GOor
paa ct Spsrgsmaa1 / ltuoerbuiet er'
flpreoe u6enrigsminilter Meaenn1,
at ser fife bar fon1ntet noget Sreos
forilag til Sc alliereoe nplig og at Ser
fife er nogcn Heprrlentant for Sc
neutrale fer, Ser bar ltillet BrgDefoSs
flag om iniormelfe Greosnnoerbon'-
Iinuer. l.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09
@ajnr &aan1naart,.
Cen befienbte Gregouoffieer brebt al
en- tpf Granat unber en- Re'
toguoieering.

Waeo Sc amerifonffe @rmeer beiten'
for Montbioie,, ste Mai. (Mf Gre6
g. Gerguion). Maior u. Rasmus'
fen al Bortlano, Ore, bleo orebt al
en- tpf @ranat, mebens ban anferte
fine Meno paa en- Mefognoicering.
8asmusient tienitgioroe iommen meb
Oberitlsitnant @riffitbs, Ser bleb
brabt paa 6enne Gront forrige uge,
/ oen fanaoif.amerifanIfe 2egion, fer
ban blep operfert til ben amerifanife
grpeoitionsitprfe.
(9ioligere bab3e begse TO tienit'
eiort fom Officerer / ben merifanife
gorgerfrtg, men paa bber fin SIDE.
Ser bar ct parmt 8enifab mellem
De to Meno os Do geroensfrisen
brso no, melote be fig begge iom fit
pillige / Canada og orog til Gro,'
ten. Be6 ct eienoommeliat 9rpj
fulgtes foa at iige be to aarnn.erate,
cgfaa / Gsoen, ioet besge meo ca. en-
11ges MeIlemrim fit en- Rrigers
9sb.) sM
4
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09

@unoreber MilIioner er flsiten, at
Gabrifer er blebet oprettet, bpor ingen
Gabrifer bar nsoben6ige," erflere6e
8orglum, nog at 2eoerancer for
$50,00O,OOO bleb oberlabt til M9nb,
Der life baboe fiernelte Jorbinoelie
meo Observation-Disclosures ~
gorsluuts 8eifpl6uinger er mi
fremiat meset tp5elis, og Sssrititsoe'
partemertet bar begpnot meb Gorbe'
re6elier for ben al Yralioeut Bilion
beorore6e l1noerisgelIe.
Breiibent Wilion beI,tteoe at
iperfiette l1uoeriegelien ifblse ino'
ltRn5ig Nnmo6ning fra 9omaro Gof'
fin, tioligere commissioners Gor-
n1ano.
Gamti6ig mes, at set igaar blep
6efienot, at 8orglums Belfplbninger
piloe blipe unoeriegt, los Set Spi6e
Sus offentliggiere en- aorreiponban-
ce, lom bilte, of 8orglltm alorig Of
ficielt bar facet Sp5rag at foretage
en- ltnoerisgelie.
@aIbington ben 6te Woi. @ene-
raln1aior Squier, Gbef for Gignal-
(Gortiettes paa 2oen Sioe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09

Paris 6en 4be Moi. 8laoe / Ya>
RIG bar mo6taget l1noerretning fra
Tronten ON, at ct Gfu6 traf en- al Dc
tDife Diitancefanoner Treoog.
2on6on Den Ste W}ai. Britilfe
3ropper flptte6e fine 2irier frem
paa en- ~betp6elig Gront" paa begge
Si6er1 1df Gonme tiltroos for ifarp
ftenotlig Mo6itano> mel6te Seltmar,
icbol @aig i6ag.
~Mellem @om1ne og Mncre ian1t
/ Belt og @popeit for Worlancourt
(1ni6tpeis mellem gilbert og Gommc=
flooem flptteoe ri fre1n bore 9inicr
paa en- betp6elig Gront tiltroos for
ifarp Wnbltan6>" fagoe Weloingen.
u0i tog $50 Sanger og bempgtigeoc
os to Moifingebarer og en- 5fptters
grobsmorter. Be6 Worlancourt bat
Gien6ens 2ab betD6elige.
vNore Sab beo Morlancol1rt igaar
bar ubetD6eltge
IS lofaIe &an1pe 2ebet al Natten
forbe6re6e pi bore Stillinger / Seer
beoen uf Bacon jarnt be0 2atuef flooe!l
(6en lp6lige Oel af 1lanoernfron'
teD."
(Gortiettes paa 20en Si6e.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09

iom trenees, fra aldsie 1 al lt6ifrio,
ningen. General Mareb iagoe, at
oer bar nelten 100000 Mono a,n-
oer 8aaben nu, at Der n1eo 6raorag
af ben bonlige Hroceut ubueIige
enonu er 1>5O0, 600 at tage ira, d
maoife 10000 i1fart fan ifaffes fra
ben1 ser netop far fDlot Fl aar:
Meb Deeno, ser CT blepet fritagzt
fra ltoifripni,1gen paa Grl1no af 8e-
ffieftigel{e lnarere eno paa @r1no
of 5orlprgerpligter, mente ban, at
neiten 100000 fa11be ifaffes uoen
nogen 8oranoring af oe nuoerenoc
Nl6ersqrRnier.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09
Rnn1ntngaknntplnt.
Grploiion GountDfensilet I GHea'
90, bbur 112 S. W. %. benfb-
Der. Smgen nnbfom.

Chicago oen 4oe Wai. gn 8on1be.
erplolion i GountpfpngIet tent ioag
Iaareoe flere Sanger. grplolioncn
lagoes at bore l1ol1aget af ct @ems
ningsfonplot. Sppe Sanger gioroe
ct fortpilet Goridg poa at remme,
men blep fuet al @agterne. st ltort
6ul blep rebet Wuren.
8lonot Gongerne er 112 Meolem'
mer of SrouItriaI Borfers of tie
@orlo, bpis Gag er fore Gorbunos'
retten.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09
Dantpft: ttlh1tnna.
Ten amerifanife apitoamper uGitp
Of Atbeus" iunfen uoenfor Ser.
Iegfbteu. 68 omfomne
Sanf paa igb Minmter efter ct Sam'
menitpo meo en frauf &rDoier
unoer en- tet Gage.

SEEM gorf Den 26en Mai. Stte.
ogIertt antoges i6ag at pere omfom-
ne iom 6elge af> at apItoamperen
~eitp Of Ntbens" ianf efter ct sam-
menitso me6 en- franlf arpoler uoen'
ior Seriepfplten igaar Morges. ~Gttp
Of 4tbeus" bar lnoerpeis til Sapan-
nab, Ga. @ammenltsoet farot Steo
/ en- tpt Eaage. Neooeoe forteller,
at Sfibet git unber poa ipp Winuter
80 2ipbaa6e bleb lat no. Mange
YerIoner iprang oberboro.
@lan6t oe iaoneoe er nj eipile, -
8pinoer, ct Barn, IA franife Matro'
ier, s an1erifanife Observation-Disclosures o5
81 Dfficerer % yanno uf gefatnin.
gen. Gorl1oen 8efetninse1 bar 1876
Yasiagerer omboro.
Sfsnt ulDffen fan6t Gteo omtrent
ST. / om Moreener, fom ingen I'm"
oerretning ON 6en> fsr be rcooeoe on
fom. Set iDnes iom om mango Se!'
tegierninger blep u0fert. Gr 6. 3.
groofs, Mtlonta, fortalte> at en- af oe
traaolsie Operatsrer forblep paa po!t
og git un6er meo Sfibet.
Set fort9lles, at Seiieinoretningen
til en- af 2ibbaa6ene bralt. 50 at os
reobeoe M3atroier fit Senoerne of'
ifaarne Sci ileapparatet.
91etp gorf, 9. Mai. Gierne al aDIt'
oamperen ~gitp Of sltbens" erflereoe
/ 6 gftermio6ag, at en- grun6ig l1noer'
fegelie bite, at S omfom, 90 Sfibet
blep ienfet beo en- 4olliliou meo en-
fronif &rp6ier uoenior sS5eriepfplten
Onsoag. aaptein Gortparo erflere'
De ioag> at bans sfib bare git meo 6
4nobs Gart, oa &rpoieren iteote paa
oct / Taogen. San .roite beilig Ra'
oioteleerafiit 5. s. 9obertp, Der
orufneoe paa fin poit
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09
AntFrtkdttRrnF.
Cberitlpitnant @riffitg brebt paa
Jruaten / Bifarbiet. Gn amert-
fanif 2pttnant b9bret.
Mmerifanif Jlpper, Si1nmp Meiisnec
brinser neo ct TIFF Neroplam I
9forbpeit for Soul.

Wle0 Sen a1nerifanlfe 9lrme /
Tranfrige> 26en Mai. Sberl ltlpitnant
Micbar6 8. @riffitb al 186e Snfante=
riregiment bleb 6rpbt af @ranatilo
poa Gronten Yifaroiet, i6et ban fou1
frem al ct Opbol6srum. @riffitD
bar feot / 9torbritannien, men pdr
naturaliieret 9lmerifaner. Com @ut
tjenitgioroe ban / 46e Tenneslee sS5n-
fanteriregi1nent. Ga Sen nuperen1e
&rig brp6 no, i1utte6e ban Jig til
NoDal @cotS, men bleb iel1ere ober-
>fprt til De amerifanife @tprfer.
W1e6 6en an1erifanffe 9lrme / 2otb-
ringen, 26en Mai. (9lf Granf S s.
Eap1or). 2eitnant Billiam ..
Mepering er al ben bperltfommanoe>
ren0e til6elt &oriet for fremragenee
Eiemte. SSn6lttllingen lD0er: Spit
nart Mepering fommanoere0e en- Ne-
lotion, Der blebI angrebet Morgenen
Sen 6te 9lpril. San tog offenIibe Tor'
bolosregler fdr og UNDER gngrebet,
bpis l16falo bleb Neoerlag for 6ier=
6en. San anfprte iiAe Mgno b2l
timber Sl6en, i116til ban bar aloorliJ
iooret. ga ban blep np0t til at tage
Jig al lit @aar> afilog ian Sielp %
gif giennem Sen fien0tlige Sperreilo
til Torbin6ellesltationen San ne9'
teoe at gaa til 6e bagre 2inier> fpr
bnn pi6ite l16fal6et al Mngrebet.
Sans tapre grenpel inlpirere6e bans
Mnn6 til at 6ripe Sienoen ti1bage %
oenne 1aae6e life fen til bore 2pbe'
grape. Mepertng nilte6e lin bbire
9aan6."
- 8oibington 6en 36ie w3ai.
2pitnant William 9. MeDerings op'
gipne MoreS1e til &rigs6epartement. It
er 1882 Bernon Mbena1e, @bicago.
Meo ben amerifanife Mrme
Tranfrige> 26en Weai. Simmp
Mei1sner al 8rooflpn bragte neo It
tplf Meroplon / Af1nittet I georoneit
for Toul beo Miooaestt0 i6og, me-
oens ban fpeioeoe og garoereoe fran
lfe Sbierpatbrer. Meiisner opooge3e
set fien6tlige Meroplan, en- Mlbotros,
neoenun6er itg / en- &eioe at 5000
SOB. San 6uffe0e og affpreoe 200
Munoer. Tpiferen orog biemober,
men bans Meroplan b1eb eoelagt os
falot brpnoenoe neo bag be tDife g.
nier. Sbet Meiisner ouffeoe for 1T
iulofpre lit @erf, rammeoe ban Ml-
hotrosje1 Oh p6eludoe 6e11s Topbinge.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09
$uwrrpt 0utraa1r.
Spife 11baaSe iises belpis, maaife felt
inbeitengt af ct itort Mnefelt
/ Nprblpen.

2onoon be11 4oe Mat. Mrcbibalb
Sur0 telegraferer, at ifplge en- l16t1'
lelie fra en- Observation-Disclosures
betpoer ben officielle @efienotgierel'
lie ON ct fpgrret Smraaoe 9eoro-
feen> at De tpife ubaabe er blebet 6el.
bis ON lite belt inoeltengt Of bet
ltsrlte Minefelt, iom 11ogenfin6e bar
peret 1agt. Gne5onen itreffer fig
ober 121 1872 Mabratmil.
(Mrcbibalb 9urb er n2onson Sc,
legrapbs" @orreipon6ent for Mari-
neaffprer.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09
Mrlr Tinlaun hraat.
Gen finife Spiosaarbe i 8eiiabelie al
bele Tinlano, Oansiiffe srop'
per peb Drnniem.

4iebenbabn, bia 2ouboa, ben 2oen
Mai. Gen filife saibegar0e er MI
gefiooelie al q 5sis Il Isssllla,,o, Tiger of.
terretniuger fra SelIingfors. Rus'
ierne bar iiplge famine ailoe ian;let
{tore GroppeltDrfer langs ben fiuife
@renie, os Ingreb pentes. Situa'
tionen er nelten ensbetpoenoe meb
&rig mellem &uslano og 5inlano.
9lnferere for &e6egaroen er font
met til Betrograo og ipger Sie!p
bos Nus1erne.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09
Anakrtuntngftt.
6orenebe Gtaters 9bteiteret ern9rer,
at nbifreune @eub fun iembes
bpor1ombelit 8eroen.

@aibington Sen Ste Wai ~Mpno,
Der uofonlnanoeres Senbolb til H..
ifripningslopen, fan ienoes oberalt /
8eroen for at fie1npe for De Gorene'
oe @tater," Ie6 en- Ssielteretsfien'
oeIle ioag. Mette,, 1tabfelter l16lfrit'
ningslopen i et1bper Sen nleenOe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09
Jtaliafruntftt.
Sra 8ien mIbes, at 9ampen tiltos
bcragtelig paa en- flor Gel af
Trpntem Sborsbass.

gBien ,pia 2onbon) ben 3oie Mat.
&en tiltog betragtelts I 8oloion1'
beb paa bele ben -italienlfe Sront
mellem @iu6ieariabalen og @6riater'
bobet Sborsoag, bleD Der officielt
befien6tgiort ioag. ~~.<...--
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09

$40 brittle sDseHeierifer bsbe.
2onoon Den 6ie Mai. @ntallet af
brittle 5pgepIeierlfer, Der er oaoe !
-Rrigstienelte. er M $40, befienotgis-
res Der officielt.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09

DE Bulls stipenSium for aunit.
mere er tiloelt Sfueipiller aarI Berg.
mann os sfueipillerinoe Grf. Goris
Sobannesien meo ar. / GOO TIL boer.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09

s5oeb, Nannet paa ben franIfe
DbergeneraI, ,1btaIes 5nafi.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-09

Published and distributed under
Act Of October 6, 1917, on file at the
Post office of Minneapolis, Mime.
BY order of the President,
A. 8. BURLESON,
Postmaster General.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-27
De Luxe Fruit Cake Stones loaf
cakes received daily.
26-2 w. J. Lane.
Several Held Under
Federal Charges Given
Hearings Yesterday

A number OF cases in which w.
X. Hignight, deputy United States
marshal, has recently made arrests,
were disposed of yesterday before
William Hutchinson, United States
commissioner.
Sam Hall, charged with selling in
toXicating liquor to a restricted In
dian. was held to await the action
of the federal grand jury in bail Of
$1,000. He made bond and was re-
leased
Virgil Landrum and Billie Bond
we're each held in $1,000 bail, to the
federal grand jury on charges Of
engaging in the business of retail
liquor dealer without having paid
the special tax. M r. Lauder and
George Wood we're held in the same
bail on like charges. The cases
against Ton Tyer and O. H. Sperry,
on the same charges, were dismissed.
it being found that Dyer allowed an
old man to run soft drink stand
in his transfer office and had moth
ing to do with the drink business.
The case against Billie Bond,
charged with passing counterfeit
money, was dismissed, it being
shown that the dollar he gave a SOL
dier in change, was Mexican dol
lar and not counterfeit. Lam
drum and Bond were also held on
a charge of selling Intoxicating
liquor to 4 soldier and sailor but,
having made bond in the other
case, no additional bond was re-
quired, although they were held to
await the action of the federal grand
jury on this charge. These cases all
grey out OF Deputy Hignight having
seized and poured out three or four
hundred gallons of cider, being sold |
by these defendants which, when
analyzed, was shown to contain five
or six per cent of alcohol and to be
Injunctions have been
issued against the Landrum and
Lauder places and they have been
closed by the sheriff.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-27
Tells Mothers Club
Of Military Training
For School Girls

Capt. William Hutchinson, E
Company, Second Regiment, Ma
tional Guard of Oklahoma, talked
on Military Training For Girls,
at a meeting OF the High School
Mothers Club yesterday afternoon at
the highs chool. He also led the
round-table talk and many interest
ing facts regarding the military
training fV girls were discussed.
Membersof the Senior Class had
charge of the program. Refresh
ments consisting of hot chocolate
and sandwiches were served.
"Cultivating the Art OF Rever-
ence" will be the topic OF discussion
at the next meeting OF the club
which will be held Dec. 10. The dis
cussion will be led by Mrs. John r.
Easley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-27
E Company Unable
To Participate In
Thanksgiving Parade

Owing to the fact that its equip
ment, only recently received, is be-
ing moved into the new armory on
East Broadway, between Mill and
Caddo streets, it will be impossible
for f Company, Second Regiment,
National Guard OF Oklahoma to
take part in the parade which will
precede the Victory Thanksgiving
service at Convention Hall, Thurs
dav forenoon.
Members of F. Company are di-
rected TO come to the armory at
any time during Thursday to be fit
ted with a uniform.
f Company will hold its regular
weekly drill Friday night. The COM
pany assemblies at the armory at
7:30 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-27
Ardmore Schools Not
Lax In Health Rules

Patrons of the Ardmore schools
leaped to wrong conclusion after
reading an editorial in Sundays
Ardmoreite in which reference was
made to health regulations in public
school system. Regulations in the
Ardmore schools, which have been
enforced for several terms, provide
that as soon as a child shows evil
dence of lines. whether it be indi-
Gated by sore throat or mere cold,
the pupil is Immediately sent home.
This method of isolation averts the
very thing pointed out in the crit
icism of regulations in another city.
These facts have been given wide
publicity in the last few weeks, and
it is considered strange that anyone
should have come to the conclusion
that the Ardmore schools were un-
der discussion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-27
WOMEN ILL OF
INFLUENZA IN
PIrIFUL CONDITION

At the rooming house. formerly
the old Selvidgc Busines College, on
North Washington street, there is a
case calling for immediate attcn-
ton OF not only the charitably in
clined peopel OF the city and the
charity organizations, but the full
force OF the law to correct condl-
ton that should not be allowed to
prevail.
On the north side OF the building,
on the ground floor, there is wo-
man too i'll 10 arise from her bed
and Immediately opposite her is her
daughter, a young girl, burning with
fever and with throat so sore as
to indicate diphtheria.
DR.. K. S. Willard, superintendent
OF health, is ministering 20 them, but
the landlady of the rooming house
said she was afraid to go in the
room as the inmates have influen-
"a. There is no nurse and no one
to give the medicine which the doc
tor has prescribed and sent to them
Mrs. Rebecca Kahn found that
there was 4 sort cf cold drink stand,
Immediately in front OF the room,
where these people are i'll and from
which, she said, articles have been
sold to pupils OF the high school. \
boy. about II years ol has Just
recovered from the influenza and
when asked ii he was selling articles
OF food TO the school pupils said he
was not, as the only thing he had
to sell was soda pop, but there was
evidence that the pupils have oeen
entering he place where cases oi
influenza exist.
The rooms are secluded, it being
necessary TO open i door from the
street, 60 through hall and open
another door to gain entrance where
there IS iron. room filled with
large table, a cooking range an zee
box, shelves filled with bottles OF
soda 0o2 and other soft drinks and
indications tnat sandwiches or other
articles O! food had probaLly beer
prepared ard sold there.
The woman was tCO i'll 20 tell
much abou5 what was being sold
and did not know what her boy
was doing. lie said he had been i'll
for more than a week and that he
sold only soda pop.
Mrs. X ,hh said today ihc woman
and her daughter ! hould be sent to
a hospital. The woman expressed no
desire to go TO a hospital and this
is explained by the fact that she and
another woman, presumably the cne
who was afraid to so into the room
to give the medicine, a:e i'll law
suit, regarding the purchase and sale
OF the furnishings of the building.
There have been two or three cases
in police court relative to the mat
ter but all were dismissed with
out trial.
Doctor Willard went back to the
place the second time today and he
said he would make an order Tor
the young girl to be removed to
hospital but the city is wholly un-
prepared for cases of This kind,
having no hospital. Mrs. Kahn said
she would provide place in the
Hardy sanitarium if the doctor
would make the order and that will
probably be done during the day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-27
Liebknecht Declares Former
German Ruler Lied When He
Blamed Allies For Conflict

Berlin, Nov. 26.-"We have been
told that Germany had no knowl-
edge of Austria's ultimatum to Ser
bia. 1t was lie" says the Nor-
waerts. Berlin was said to have
admonished Vienna to go slow. 1t
was lie On the contrary, Berlin
melted Vienna.
I'm the course OF his proclamation
William IL declared In the midst
Of peace we are attacked by the
enemy A base, impudent, bottom
less, shameless lie.
And does this band of mass muir
derers who in the progress OF the
revolution and through the gener-
osity OF the German people managed
to escape unhurt, really still believe
it can once more establish its blood
stained, lc-bedecked rule:".
The organ OF the independent So
cialiSts, Die Freiheit says:
They committed hgh treasin. We
cannot lay hands on William and his
son, but it is to be hoped that they
will yet be brouhgt to justice. Their
fortunes, however, must be coniis-
Gated. DR.. Won Bethman-Hollweg
(former chancellor) and Won Jagow,
and Zimmerman (former German
foreign secretarieS) who were their
tools, must forthwith be arrested
and brought into court"
The conservative Taegliche Rund-
schau asserts that teh disclosures
not only are inopportune in view Of
the negotiations (for a revision OF
the armistice conditions) but pri-
marily are intended to stimulate
revolutionary sentiment.
Count Reventlow in the Taues
Ieitung says that neither Bethmann
Hollweg, nor his associates desired
world war and that they were not
prepared for it. The count adds:
1T is not to be denied. however.
that their jumbling was responsible
for complications which ultimately
involved Germany