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tion spreading with lightning speed.
and / had seemed To have a foretaste
amid it all OF tho anxious hesitation
which would proceed" our entry into the
war
I have bccn 4 member OF the COM
mittee Of imperial defense since 1905
and have assisted 1T the innumrrablc
deliberations OF that Aulic council 1t
was somewhere about 1908 that the GER
tainty OF war was forced upon my
mind Lord Ifaldann WAS then secrr-
tary Of state for war and was inspect
or general Of the forces. Lord Haldane
was himself alive to the possibility OF
war: but. while he hoped to ward it Off
by diplomacy and negotiation. he fully
acuuiesccd in the desiraoility OF max
ing every preparation which could be
carried out In complete secrecy. nc
told mo that were he in power II and
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VERY CRAVE IS
ORLANDO VIEW
.OF THE CRISIS
SAYSTALIAN CLAIM
BASED ON JUSTICE
win Not Return to Paris or
Join In Treaty Of
Peace

ROME, April ce.-tBy tho Associated
Pess)-Admitting that the world stu
,tion at the present ls grave. and FOR
italy very grave" and that II was tns
duty Of Italy Ito preserve the greatest
aim and serenity Signor Orlando. the
rItalian premier. today delivered his cS-
pectcd address to the chamber OF depu-
,ies concerning the peace conference at
Paris.
Premier Orlando admitted that he re-
-ejyed on April Is thr American memo
s-andum dealing with the Adrlallc
question, and added that until that time
nc had always been assured that tnc
american delegation had not reacneo
,ny' definite conclusion regarding ltatS.
Premier Orlando said that Italy be-
iieved that her claims were founded on
such high reasons of justice and riSnt
hat an yinternational treaty or agree
ment should be set aside so that they
might be accepted.
Deputy Terati. the official leader ct
he Socialist party. declared that the
Socialists would not only be defend"rs
y the sacred right Of seif-determina-
tioS In the case Of Fiume. but also OF
he equally sacred right OF revolution
lry Russia
IDe uNNS III '''AS S4'h'' 4'~N-
,Sor the world. and for Italy very grave. "
7 .nid Signor Orlando. "is to preserve the
greatest calm and serenity.
This statement aims to b. only an
impartial declaration OF facts. SO that
narliament may have all the elements
necessary to pass Judgment on the work
~ the government and Of the italian
delegation at the peace conference as
wen as on the situation created by the
:dSe patnful eTcnts.
II think it opportunc to recall briefly
he attitude Of the Italian delegation in
aLiat phase Of the negotiations which be-
--an 1bout the middle OF March. At that
time the preparatory work was finished
md a program for definite delibcration
lad to be decided upon. Questions con-
..ernfng peace With Germany were given
1fecedence but it was agreed that those
regarding Italy should follow imme-
itately.
There were certainly divergcncHs Of
views. between the two Eovernm euts
sItaly and the United StatesJ. but never
4id 7 believe that such differences were
irreconcflable. Indeed. until April IA,
vhen the American memorandum was
delivered to US. had always been as
cured that the American delegation had
not reached any definite conclusions re-
zarding u.s. Several times I stated with
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Aerial Express Service
From New York to Chicago

NEW YORK. April o9.---An aerial "x-
press service between New York and
Chicago will bc InaugurRtHd by the
American Railway Express company at
an carly date. L. +. NJ towie. vice
president CT III" company. announced
here tonight. Later. he said the scrf-
icr will bc extended to Washington.
Hal1imnrc. Pittsburgh. Boston and other
cities.
According 10 MI I"wir. IN" company
now is negotiating with largo air
plane company for express planes. The
service. u" said. will bc started with
two machines each way daily and will
he increased 10 six planes day in each
direction.
landing station will hr rr""ted at
cleveland. h. said. as M emergency
stop. The contemplated flying time h"-
tween New York and Chicago is eight
hours.
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tn br his guest at the grand cavalry
rnanruvcrs To hr held that summer in
the nrighhorhood of Rcrlin.
II was nm experience ! shall never
forget. and it impressed m" cormously
with tho efficiency and power nf the
German cavalry. 1t was on about IN"
third day Of th" mancuv"rs that tho
emperor arrived by train at ) in tho
morning 10 find the troops drawn mp
on the plain close by TO receive him. l
have never seen mora magnificent
military spectacle than they presented
on that brilliant August morning. num-
boring some 5000 horsemen with a
large force Of horse artillery, lager aud
machine guns.
When His Majesty had finished the in
spection OF the line. and the troops had
moved to take up their points for ma
noeuyre, the emperor sent for me-. He
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guaranteed the neutrality nf Belgium
and all reports pointed I" an intruti"n
hy Germany n violate that neutrality.
What We d"::lrcd above all things WIS
that irIEiuur should realize tho danger
which subsequently laid her waste. VIC
wrrr ANXIOUS that she should assist
and cn-nprratn in her own defence. the
idea "f attacking Germany through Bel-
Gium or in ANY other direction never
entered our heads.
l'rc-wtr arrangements lik" these were
bound in such circumstances To hc very
imperfect. though infinitely better than
mono at all.
II will b.. OF interest at this point TO
arratc a conversation ] Ind with the
Emperor William in August. 1911
When his majesty visited this country
in the spring OF that year to unveil the
statue Of Queen Victorta he invited me
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was vcry pleasant and courteous. asked
me il was made comfortable and II |
had got good horse. He then went on to
say that he knew all our sympathies in
Great Britain were with France and
against Germany. He said he wished me
to see everything that could be seen. but
told me- he TRUSTED 10 my honor 10 reveal
nothing IL / visited France.
After the manocuvres Of the day were
completed At about II or IL O'Clock.
was placed next 70 His Majesty at lunch
con and we had another conversation.
He asked me what I thought Of what
I had seen in the morning. and told me
that the German cavalry was the most
perfect in the world. but he added: TT
is not only the cavalry: the artillery. the
infantry. all the arms of the service are
equally efficient. The sword of Ger
many Is sharp. and ii you oppose Ger
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Billion Mark Approached By
the Nation in Victory Liber-
ty Loan Drive - Treasury
to Discourage Unnecessary
Sales of Liberty Bonds

WASHINGTON. April 90
Tho "Victory ship" rane was or
dcred by tho navy department
to-day. 10 proceed to 20 north
latitude, when sales OF Victory
Loan hondS totalling 1884. 5000
900 were officially recorded by
tho treasury. The rnnc now is
T2S rnilth south Of the Mexican
border. but should be. according
To tho vessels schedule. within
"A short distance nC Panama.
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many you will find how sharp it Is
Before l left His Majesty was kind
enough To present me with his photo
graph. beautifully framed.
Revcrting TO my story. Personally
had always thought that Germany
would violate Belgian neutrality. and
in no such half measure, as by march
through the Ardcnnes. which was what
our joint plans mainly contemplated. I
felt convinced that IL ever she took this
drastic step. she would make the utmost
use Of II to pour over the whole country
and ou.fank the Allies. s
The principal source Of tho terrilaA
anxiety I felt took It's root u the
thought that We were too much mentally
committed to meet an attack from tha
east, instead OF one which ~ AnroamA
(oogiaxnalA~ E1 !. 1t1s
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SECOND lNSTALLMENT

In the ten years previous TO the war
I had constantly enVisaGed the PROC
able course OF events leading up to the
sutbreak Of this world war. as we'll as
the manner of the outbreak itself IN
Ts4a g nation I had seen the spark SUD-
aenly emitted In some obscure corner OF
'&Eurorc followed by the blowing up OF
q one huge magazine. such as the declara-
ton Of war between Russia and Austria
would prove to be, then the conhasra-
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McAdoo Meeting for Next Sun
day Called Off Precinct
COMMITTEES Urged to Com
plete Their Solicitation Dur
ing the Present Week -
Flag Display Boosted

One hundred and sevcnty-hvc thous-
and dollars was added to Wheclings to-
tai for the Victory Liberty Loan CAM
paign yesterday by tho rcorCa nization
OF the twenty-five Thousand Dollar
club that WAS a featur" OF the Fourth
Loan drive. Seven entries were received
for the club. and others are expected TO
fnllnw These nrn the initial entries.
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HOOTED j. S.
OFF|CERS|N
F|U|NE STREETS
BRITISH AND FRENCH
PROTECT AMERICANS
Great Demonstration IN Italy
In Favor Of the Govern
ment's Position

COPENHAGEN, April 29.-By
the Associated Press)-There have
been noisy anti-American demon
strations in Fiume. American Of
fcers were hooted in the streets
according to a report, received by
wav of Germany, and British and
French troops maintained order
with difficulty.
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sy xtald Marshal VIscount French, OF
xrres, x. p. o. IL, SC. Copyright 1913
by Tho New York Herald Co. Regis
tered In Canada In accordance with
sho copyright act. Copyrighted IN
Great Britain Copyrighted, 1e1s' by
Youehton, N1t5ftn Co.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, April 2o.-Foreoast:
Ohio, West Virgtuia-showers Wed
rcrday and probably Thursday.
wes1nn Pcnnsylvan1a-Cloudy OF
Wednesday, rain OF night and Thursday
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GERMAN DELEGATION
REACHES VERSAILLES

VERSAILLES. April 29.-(By thc As
socintcd Press. 1.-The main German
peace delegation arrived at thc aucres-
son station nj s:3n o'clock this evening
and came to Versailles by automobile
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York. Police officials recalled that q
bomb bearing a similar inscription was
received yesterday at the office Of May
or Ole Hanson, in Seattle Washington
NV YlRIl. Apr. 3s.-Isaac GinbcL
president ut t;inbel Brothers. said to-
night that he attached no Importance to
the fact that the bombs mailed In New
York to Senator Hardwick and Mayor
Ole Hanson Of Seattle. were wrapped In
paper bearing :hc namc OF his company.
Our store" said Mr.. Gimbel. SENDS
out thousands Of packages every day
wrapped in paper bearing our name. a
person who made.two purchases would
get two wrappers"
Mr.. Girnhel. said no investigation had
been started at the stor" to trace the
bomb wrappers. asserting that such an
investigation would be futile unless
clews other than the wrappers could
be furnished.
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CrueSon1e Find Of
Bones and Teeth May =,
Disclose Murderer

PARIS. April "a search BY a
magistrate and the police authorities OK
the villa OF Henri Landru at Gambal1.
a suburb Of Paris, the disappearance
from which OF many women led some
time ago TO the arrest Of Landru. has
resulted in the finding in the carnage
house al tho end OF the garden OF an
enormous heap Of cindcrs.
Among the cinders. according To the
authorities. were calcincd bones. pieces
or ribs. tibas. ann bones. ono tooth. a
fragment Of melted glass and one hair
pin. The landlord OF the villa is TO be
questioned By the authorities tomorrow
as To whether Landru Is in any way
connected with their discovery.
1t is asserted that in the cellar, which
Is ccincntcd, large bloodstains covered
with sand were found.
A dispatch from Paris. April Is. said
the disappearance OF number Of wo-
mrn who had hecn seen TO enter the
villa occupied by Landru. hut who had
not been seen In leave the place. mad
brought about the arrest Of Landru.
who was to he requested 10 aid in
solving the mystery Of their continued
absence from their homes. The miss
ing women were acquaintanccs OF Lam
dru's. who was declared to have made
n specially OF becoming engaged 10
widows. The police assorted at the
time that they believed he had at least
ten flancrcs who could not be found.
The police said Iandru had used scv-
eral aliases, explaining this fact by de-
clnring that he had been imprisoned
several times
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yubscripeions Reach Sa22, ,o5o.

gubscrtpaons Reach Sa32,o50.
Tho second detailed report OF tho dis
trict solicitors showed n total of s332.-
n5o subscribed for the loan in Ohio
county. as follows:
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Field Marshal French Threatened By The Kaiser

ACCOUNT OF
SWORD SHARP
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-31

shiO ri the Eirst Armv C0rDe.
Inv defcat;ng thc stronq ISti division
eleven NV 30 70 n
Desnite tLo thrso+s of rain and a
rnddr 6old tba '',, oo,,a ~ woe ,y;p.
nessej h.. Nto so,.oraI 80, .5",,r,,,J .o,d;ors
of tbc corns 80 onI on,onG tbo snort,
tors v.cTa thn foiinU;,'o 0S '"( n-o,,pp[ois
Ma; Gon w NJ NI5G%,bf I{,r;abt H.; Com ,$',
William p c,n;.h aad 81 Nfa;' N.Y. Com'
Sanmoi n ~ Ctmro. ,r;.' +,,r tnoo4Lor ,aJ' i ,.;,h
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Anpeal From County Court.

The papers in re the estate OF
Jerry Lee McLish, Robert Lee Nc
Lish, guardian, have bcea filed in
the Office of the clerk of the dis
trict count an appeal from tive coun-
ty court. In the county c0u- Rosa
McLish pctitoncd for the removal
of the guardian and this was de-
MED. From that order she appeal
10 lhe district court.
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Automobiles

FOR SALE-5-passenper Ford car in
perfect condition. Phone $50 or call
7l6 Second Avenue, northwest. 30.3
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TO DEFENDANTS AND THEIR
BONDSMEN:

Notice is hereby given that the
Criminal Docket in the District
Court is set beginning Monday, Feb
5. All defendants who have not
heretofore been arraigned, are here
by notified to appear in the Dis
trct Court Room in the County
Court House at 2 o'clock p. M,
Thursday, January 80, for the pur-
pose Of arraignment and entering
pleas. | will ask for the forfeiture
of the bond of all such defendants
who fail to appear at that time.
RUSSELL 3. BROWN,
24-5 County Attorney.
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Legal Notices.

NOTICE or DISSOLUT1oN-Notice is
hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing composed OF j.
b. Harrell Jr, and j. II Mcoarty do
ing business as the Harrell- -McCarty
Drug Company, has this day been dis
solved. Mr.. McCarty has sold his in
terest in said business to Mr.. j. B.
Harrell Jr, who assumes all liabn-
tiles and Mr.. McCarty has retired
from said business. This the 23rd day
of January 1919. j, f. McCarty j.
b. Harrell, Jr. 24.10t
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Poultry and Eggs.

LOOKS. C. WHITE LEGHoRNS.
First pen Ardmore Fair; setting eggs
per 10, $3.50: $500 per 100. Baby
chicks SS.OO per 20, A. c. Payne,
Deese. Okla. 121mo
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Positions Wanled.
Oil Stocks.

FOR SALE--10 shares Chickasaw Re-
finery stock. Write or wire best
bid. w. S. Caudill, r. +. d. No. l.,
Kenefick, Okla. 29-3
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Rooms Wanted.

WANTED-Board and room in private
family by couple with small infant,
Address 1906 care Ardmorelte. 30-3
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SITUATIONS WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

(As a patriotic service, the Ardmoreite
will publish want ads under this
heading for 8 days, without chargel
YOUNG married man Al bookkeeper
stenographer desires position with re
liable firm where honesty and work
will warrant advancement. Several
years in Ardmore and can furnish
best of references Phone 1241.
POSITION WANTED by young man
with neat appearance, just discharged
from army. VIII consider anything.
Address 1922 care Ardmoreite.
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Financial.

WILL BUY your Liberty Bonds or
loan You money on your farm. c.
w. Rollins Exchange National Bank
Building. 1G.1m
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Wanted to Buy.
FOR EXCHANGE

NICE desirable corner lot in northwest
Ardmore. VIII trade for automobile
X. c. MclIddy, 12GIa West Main
street. Phone %. 297
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FOR SALE-One light Six Buick tour
ing car in first class condition. A
bargain at sS25.OO. Fhone r. A, Pet
erson at 22Q. - 29'3
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For Rent--Offices.
Oil Field Supplies.

SECONDHAND OIL WELL SUP.
PLIES-Steel cables, bull ropes, bits,
stems jars, bailers, underreamers and
lugs, secondhand pipe from one inch
up. Also some galvanized pipe for
water wells. All kinds of oil field
junk bought and sold, rope metal,
iron and secondhand autos. For any.
thing in this line. can Harry Ables,
Phone 113, Healdton, Okla 15.fm
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-06-27

Will some one explain just why the
Roanoke Times should take. seeming
ly at least, delight in jumping
astride of Mr.. Bryan on all occasions
when the slight opportunity of doing
SO is afforded? Whenever and where
ever the distinguished Nebraskan's
name is mentioned in the papers. the
Times throws dozen or more con
niption fits. Mr.. Bryan, one of the
foremost citizens of this great coun-
try, is guilty of only the crime of
failing TO be elected to the Presi-
dency of the United States, and
perhaps the one also of being lead
er of the prohibition forces which
have driven liquor Out of the country.
Yes, there is another charge against
him,-that of being an advocate.
along with President Wilson and
other great men, of Woman Suffrage.
The election of senator's by the peo-
pie, Government regulation of rail
roads, the income tax-thesc ana
other laws now in force and recog-
nized as beneficent, were first adj
vocated by Mr.. Bryan. for which
things the Roanoke Times in an
amazing narrowness, fails TO give
him just credit And a still greater
achievement was Mr.. organs trea-
ties TO prevent war between nations.
the principle of whoch have been en-
bodied in the League of Nations at
Versailles. Taking all things into con
sideration il is difficult to under
stand the Roanoke Times prejudice
against the distinguished Nebraskan,
whose voice was never raised in any
cause which was not for the uplift
and betterment OF mankind.
The few newspapers and the Brew
ers who hate and knock Mr.. BRYAN
have aXes to grind perhaps, and are
either turning the stones themselves
or turning for each ether.
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GOODBYE TO $9O.OOO.OOO.

\ dozen pre-drcadnought battle
ships are to be junked or used rs
targets for fighting vessels of later
pattern, because they are no longer
Of calue in naval warfare. The Ore
gon. Indiana. Iowa and Massachu
sets have already been relegated to
the scrap heap, Washington dis
patch says. The twelve vessels. built
between 1893 and 1901, cost $780,
100000.
The cost of the obsolete ships was
about 81 for each American. They
did not go down with their guns hot
They were out of style, like last
years hat. but was your dollar, now
gone, badly spent?
You remember the period of the
prime of the massachusetts,, the In
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-06-27

common speech. One who calculates
heavens" rs n merely casual in.
PERFECTION or who misuses the name
of Divinity. is definitely profane and
guilty of whatever may be legitima-
tely denounced against profanity.
The user of damn (Which is the strict
equivalent of condemn) or hell or
blaZes. or the name of satanic males
ty, cannot be accused of defling holy
things.
There is great deal to be said
against the overemployment of such
words, both from aestetic and lin
guistic points Of view The same
thing would be said against the CO.
pious use of "blame in referring to
this blame thing" and that ''blam-
ed thing, or the use of the expires
sion "Oh, stinkpot." on every occa-
sion of transportation or disgust, or
surprise. But this is large subject
which we may dismiss for the
present.
Perhaps the confusion between pro-
family. cussing and swearing is the
real source of misunderstanding.
These three terms are used, especia-
~ by religious pople, as if they
were synonymous which they are
not. One may swear profanely, or
not profanely. The taking of oath in
court is swearing. but is not pro-
family. Calling upon Jone or Gosh to
witness, or even swearing "by gum
might he profanity 20 one who con.
siders Jonc or Gosh rs sacred. But
suspect that few of Us harbor tina,
consideration. Nevertheless each OF
these constitutes swearing in tn,
strict sense of the term.
As for cursing: "Confouni YOU
and " darn that carburctor" are
curses. as much as if damn" were
substituted for ''confound" and "iarn'
tthe substitution is, of course. real
ly the other way aroundD. Bat not
: much of case can be made out fol
the profanity Of any of these.
Let US war on profanity with all
our might; not merely on vulgar pro-
f2nity, but also on the more shock.
ing profanity of Bill Sunday and
others who drag holy things in tn,
dirt. Let us war also on the vulgari.
cation of language and the deadl,
mOnotony of too much "hell" and
damn" But we war more cffectu.
ally where we war intclligently, and
especially where we do not confuse
sin and acknowledgements Pre-
TEN, in Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-06-27
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Says Watoga Lady, GAS To What
Cardui Has Done For Me, So
AS To Help Others"

Watoga, w. Va.-Mrs. S. w. Caldwell,
of this town, says: "When about years
of age, ! suffered greatly . :. Sometimes
would so a month or two. and had
terrible headache, nackache, and bearing
down pains, and would just drag and
had no appetite. Then it would last
:. two weeks, and was so weakening,
and my health was awful.
My mother bought me a bottle OF
Cardui, and beam 10 improve alter
taking the first bottle, so KEEP, il up ill
took three | gained. and was well
and strong, and owe il all 10 Cardui.
| am married nov and have ) children
Have never Ind 10 have doctor for
female trouble, and just resort 10 Cardui
ii need toEic | am clad tc testify 10
what it has done for me, so as % help
Others"
If you are nervous or weak, have head
aches, backaches, or any OF The o;'Icy
ailments so common 10 womca. why moi
give Cardui a trial? Recommended by
many physicians. In use over 10 years.
Begin taking Cardui today. II may
be the very medicine you need.
NC-lB