The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-11
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he way OF supporting the govern
nent while this nation is at war.
From that it was but step to the
'rimes OF the German militarism,
md in this he grew eloquent in re-
counting the outrages committed
n Belgium and France, in the sub
marine warfare, in the treatment of
'risoners and the long list OF wrongs
by the Huns.
Must Be Wholehearted.
lie told his hearers that while
hey had done and are doing well
IN their subscriptions to bonds, in
heir efforts to produce and con-
serve food, they have not done it
all so intellectually as they should.
lie said they are grumbling now
about certain meatleSs and wheat
less days, but that they shoul re-
member that President Wilson has
il in his power il he finds it nee
cssary for th, sunnort of rho armv
70 tell the neonIe At home that thcy
NAV have but ono meal day and
with Hun progress they might be
very thankful TO get that one meal.
Senator Golobic has wonder
fully retentivc memory lie has
been a great reader Of history and
hi, reference to former wars wars
Of all times their victories and de-
ieats their result on the Ianquapes
of the world led him IN tho etato-
mert that fine Fnolish sneal;nq
oconIe are to rule tbc world and
that a man in this country who has
not zone TO the point Of So assi,ni-
lating this lanpuage as to do his
thinking in if HAVING his dreams in
that language will find il hard to he
the kind of patriot wanted in this
country at present
No Soft Words Used
lie had no soft words for the 7
w. WIS and Socialists but scored
them as enemies Of the government
Then he talked of CONGRESS and as
sailed the members who had failed
to stand by the president. He call
ed the names of the two senator's
from Missouri William loci ('Gum
Shoe 'BilT") Stone and lin" Reed.
He told of other senators. lovM to
the core coming 70 the aid of khe
president and carving ont the
measures these two recreant sen
ators. with some Others. had oh
structed Then he told them he did
not want to be odious, but that
they might come closer home and
lind cause for complaint. THROUGH
out the crowd there were cries OF
Gore" mingled with Kisses. and
when the speaker smiled, a wave OF
cheers and applause broke forth.
The speaker was born and spent
his bovhood davs in Austria, and
his mother. realizing what was the
only possible future Tor her son un-
der an autocracv. that there was
absolutely no hope of advantage or
advancement for a poor child under
the system which still maintains
there. and which is responsible for
this world war. sent him to this
Tree country, where he learned what
freedom meant. its value and which
raised within him that patriotism
that sends him forth to support the
TO the limit OF his
strength and ability in this war
which, resulting in a victory of the
Hun would send the American peo-
pie lack to a state worse than that
ne knew as a boy. but il on the
other hand the Stars and Stripes
shall wave around the world. it will
mean liberty and freedom for all
mankind.
mo Name" Unmasks.
Colonel Suggs then told the pco-
PIE to wait. that they had the won
der of the world to look upon, when
the wax dummy" known as mo
which has been appearing
in the show windows of the Bass
Furniture Company, was helped up
the stairway and onto the platform
m full view OF the audience. The
figure walked like an automaton,
.;ayed stiffened arms and present
ed a face that showed wax and moth
ing else. 1t fell at lcngth on the