The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-22

ator Penrose said he pleaded guilty"
to everything the Missouri senator had
said obo,,+ hin, raolori,,, tho Ro,,,l,.
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means "'u supported 'ne ao''''n'S'fa'
ton in the war Mr.. Penrose added he
believed it public duty to criticise the
government inefticiency and seek TO
nave Republicans restored to power be.
Aeving more efficient administration
could mus be secured.
Penrose "fieads Guilty
Senator Penrose said he was surprised
that Senator stones statement was not
more Formidable
realizing what a disinterested polu-
cal character the senator has always
been senator Penrose continued, 81
plead guilty TO everything he has said
about me- hut DO not think political
parties should be abolished simply be
cause the country Is at war Bipartisan
organization IN England mas failed.
am ehtFeIy wiling that the Democratic
party should go on with the war, but
am determined that the Republican
party shal' retain lis organization ana
support the administration IN every
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Is not hkeIy that the cabinet heads
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10 IT, vi course ldNor restoration
oi the kepuoIcans TO power am SUI
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Ivilson,s beido ,rrc NfissouIi senato,.
he tbouobt enol,o or tbo nrasidert as
If be we're fine whole povernment
"Ts Mr. Wilson tn remain I'm mower
forever" Penrose inquired. "Is there
no one to succeed him?"
The administration. he thought, did
not have the confidence of the American
people. He had kept silent and voted
for administration measures with few
exceptions, he said, in order not to en-.
barrass the administration knowing the
hour of reelection would come and the
country would know what it was entitled
10 know.
Ihe attltug@ OF BRUSH statesmen who
take the pubic into their confidence,
remove irresponsible oiHe'als, reoFsani@e
an" go anea" MI fenlo5e spoke of
J." "oIoS .I praise
r,,, paar',',''. ''',, No'' 'louNe'
II" eI'iiS' 'V"I'i" senator lh'n re-
rna5 80 ~ a ,e ,o S,,,.',I,g',y ol oo I1ouse l
81, tbo nrosidnr,, 1'', arnoai ,,,,,,,',' ~ al "
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that we have nerson,1 c,,,or,,,,,ont ~,
this country Wilson is NOT tbo An,ori
can government Tho h,In,rIest cnns,
lar official has to be confirmed Inv tbie
government before he can bo sa,t
abroad. never heard of the presidents
sending a personal representative !
have heard Of kings and kaisers' doing
it, but it is not good Democratic meth
DDS"
He referred to Col. House as "the
mysterious traveller whose expenses are
paid from the contingent fund.-
senator stone interrupted TO defend
co" House, Whereupon the Pennsylvania
senator asked now the colonel got his
illI''''ry titIe' "A roar OF laughter swept
l'Io s"Ne,'es' beIore the Missouri sen
,,oi Jou'u Iep,S' sen ,'or Lewis eN
i ,''i.'eu II Nd' oo'a'I'eu Wy once haVlhE
s,na...i - .i'I,iiD1I VI d governor stan
u,at ,c e. ITN 'oa7 IJoI'''" ne was sure
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