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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06

fer YIam AMI. Der 0jc 9iotjon iaum.
Ie. Qcm &0nia uon GrellBcn mer0e
'dNucrea Neio mioeriahren CsIter.
reld> IdllieBc lid GeutIhlou0 on M
9alen meroc cine, eutieBltlhe Sum
acr3uoth auabrehen lmo 0ie YPea.
lhcn milrocu cinanper aitieiicn. 9nuf
Dem Stephan2pIabe mer0e Dro3
mnhlen. llugnrn trennc lid BON
Qciterreit. Gin &errGther mcroe er.
ltcben rn0 0eltideu Santpfgcnoijen
IN Ben RiIfcn faIlen. Damn meroeu
NlutbNOcr in GeutihIano porauSaa.
loat Die sur Grbebung filbren: fer.
ner Die GrOmorounq ser 3orenfani,
lie 0e5 9locla um0 Ser @eiItlihfeit
III HnBlono.
Gnglano'S SturS?
0eiter miro Der pl6blidle Stuy;
@nglono@, ser 9(biau Ieine3 50.
loniuI Hcihea ,eine blutiae .Rc.
pollution oic 6ud)t oeS a6nias lmo
cine grouenhaite Grbebung ser
Tolt8lunllen in 0oriS poralt5aeIodt
Der Der uad ocnt ,&rieac aefudhlte
Frdltocnt uno oic S1Ifte ser Staot
jnm Cpier follt. gtah bitteren Sci.
oen mcr0e 0eutid)Inuo groBer oenr
lc unter elmer Seitcnlinie Der Soher.
5oIlern crItehen mo icine fiihreuSe
Y|lllion III Der @eIt antreteu. es
miro aud 9eidiIoert. 1pie ouS tuebr,
los genlofte &oIf 3rpei ncue, ilrbt.
bare Noifcu erbdlt. NIT 0eneu e3
Sfredcn in ole 5haor ieiner in
Strobburg, Mnin3 unO aoln iteheu.
oen Eeinigcr trdgt, Die ole @armin.
gen IN Sen g8inO ihIaqen mo Scr
Sab Scr 8eiammten 8clt aui it'd, Ia.
Den.
@ir gebcn sic eigcnartiae @or.
ou9loglng Die0er. neil Elm aroIer
EbeII tbotidCblid) einqctroiien lit. noe.
nl9ltenS Ser erite. @ir ftno geiponnt,
mle II hocr 5lpeite Gbeil obuifalr
miro
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06

che cr lire 0rtu3en Sn rrgtid'gu rtr
moQ ju meroGn bcltImnu '
An0ere mieoerum iilratlu. 0oi'
aud) Icutid1lauo iih Ser rliiiid,su
8eucauna in Ser einen o>sr ou0crcu
S&eiie au'dlIicBeu fonnt, 23itOcr oil.
.0crc Qcben ser 9litiidt Nus0rud. 0ic
%&tiuuahtc fonuteu auf >,t eine o0tr
anOerc @&cile GeutiblaH>5 }llutrol;
tdt uerIcgtn, mas. ipIltc nd' Die H,.
glcrln8 Gil iraeno eincn Shritt &C.
gen fuBIono pentehcn, Sam ,MuQcr.
trieg in Gclrtihlano fiibrgl miiGtc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06
Qunorn fommt uor @eridt.
Der an0cblid,e Yfnicnm0rocr fnr nc
iuno crflGrt; leuanet nod
ttnmcr.
9Sari$, %. NuIi

Inrl@, % ><ull
Oils &unoru. Der 0Iaubart uon
@ambai2, mie i'm Die GoIi3ci ncmt.
crfuhr. oub ibn orci &rrendr5tc iilr
qcjitiQ gciMnh uno Iiir ieinc @an0hm
dcn ucrantmortlih crflGrt habell, cr.
pi0crtc er triibiinuia &eibcr fam Id
lUft Dos qIeihC uons hcn 2elteu ia
gcu, sic mid pCrIoIgcn. SaHoru
fommt ON 4 Nualit uutcr eli Moro
aufIngcn Dor 0terjd)t, Die ,SoIac De-
&erihminoens cbcnIo piclcr tFrnutn
mclhcn cr Sic Che pcrlpradl. Sic T.
qen mir eff Wforoe Sur &oit, in1t1
@nnorl 81 Ridlter @oniu Sd bin h
thirst. Ticie ,5rnucn lin0 pcridlmltn
0cn. ih hcitrcite oic 5hatiodle nid1t
Sie hottCn IifiercnjCn nit ihren 80
milicn. &oBt mid frei ltu0 i'd mcrn,
lie iinoen. Sic mcricu mir u0r 'r5u
(5elIcbte aehnbt 81 hn0cn >Sd) bctenne
mid id)nlolq. Wo lit Der Tnriier. Ser
i'm Ntcr pnn 80 ,<ohrcn nidt minoe.
items 3lpoli Wtoitreiieu bot? y&ir0 2r
qliuotinirt. neil cr Atnitrciicu hat
llno morum iou if1 ale Die Nbiten
Iihfcitcn hcqonqcn hnben? llm mc'ng
Cpicr 81 berouben. I'm mas 0erm ?
Sic hottcn nid1ta ala ruiiiid)c Nerta
pnpierc uno biIliQe yiobcl. &nnlmc;.
len Sic 0o5 iran 0iiidc VlIbllfmu
nid,t IdnQer nit oem oTou %nn0ru"
Sidern Sie rShre Gntid)aoiqlma pcn
Sen Icutihcu. Ioa lit ojc njdtjait5
| ISrdae.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06

nu3iopuu9cn cnthiclt "a mar elp2,
0jc ttlpo t5plQcuoc9 iaQtc: oNuI 0cnt
Scl0c, mo ser poIniihe Hdtlouolhcili-
&c 0cu Qt0rtprertoo erlitt, miro eile
Hicieuihladlt aelhloaeu lucr0en 9lul
Der cinen Scltc ichc ih Huiicn, Sta
liener, 6rnu5oielL @ritcn mo aui
Ser onocrcu Seitc Ncutid)c, Celters
rcid)cr, ltIlgarn 1irfen uno cine
Hntion Die idl nidlt rcd)t uutcrid)cioen
fam. Die Sdloht miro nit einem
QroBen Siege Der 0cutld)en enocn,
un0 lie miro 81 cincm Wenocpuuftc
IN ser 0cid,ibtc Yoleu@ Deroen."
Iic @cri0nIid)fcit Iintcnien3
miro iogar uupertcnnbar ge5cIhnet
,in elmer meitercn &orou2iu1e miro
geiuat, oaB Icutihlan(' in einer
ariea Qcgen Die gan5c Y2cIt pcrlpi-
dclt miro, ooB e@ 81 @aiier uu0 3u
@onoc uaueraleidlidle Sicgc errinat.
nber Der 6olid1hcit zines nl0htiqcn
Gropbcten uno iuncren Selnocn er-
Iielt &ou Dem ninIidlen @ropheteu"
beibt ca. er itanmc non lucit ilber
@oiicr her un0 mcuu cr lcinc Chat
poIlbrot1t babe. mcr0c er pou @oit
lesiidltiqt merocn. Weitcr bciBt IS,
oaB iommtlibe oeutidle tfiiritcn an ei.
uem (oqc aboanfen un0 0eutihIan0
cine Hcpublif mcr0c. Gin NInmn ouS
Den unteriteH@ 5dlid)tcn Der BOLTS
freiic meroe Elm ,<nbr lang 0elltidl.
Ian0 regiren, Ioun trcte elm Itnr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06
Cine Sabel,

Rllb uu0 Sdlnf mo giel itritten,
Ner rpobl i'm &rieg pun g}ubeu lei.
lln0 Ole atb begonn nit 4}otbo3
oNcnn mir aiibe nid)t gemeieu.
Ncuu Die W}iIt oen Weniheu tebItc,
Sdtt' Der Rrieger feline Grait."
{ roui 0os Sd)ni iehr mcIanholiih:
oChnc Nou' un0 ohue Hleioer.
Cbne Striintpi mo obrc Node
(Sinqc. adj Der W}euid1 3u @rltu0!"
Iod) Der GieI Der aeihmiegeu
6iigtc BEL iebr iiberIegcn:
@enu Die Is icl nift ae>peicu.
N0tt' Hie yienihbcit fejuen &rie9"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06
Selegrapbiides Nlerlei.
ScfGnauif fir gutornicr,
Nom }lnrf 3 NIrl

Yfcfp Ejort. }, 9InQ.
Rid}tcr ><ohn :. Y3cS5ntprc i'll gIcir
.)orf mles am Yiontoa Die 9luglit.
ebrobgcidporcrcn an sic grobc 9In.
3ohl pom 8ooc5idllcu, ncIdle 9Iuto.
roiern sur &ait al leqen limo. ju IN.
teriuhcu unD ouf (S9tno Der llntcr.
iudunQ Gbci0nqniHitroien iiir iplhC
odeictc5ilbcrtrcict 81 cmpicblen Ier
,Rld1ter mics 0oroui hin. onB i'm let.
ten 4Ronnt in Der Stnot Ncu 9ori
ilbcr 100 Ecrolncn ourd rldiidts
Ioie5 fohrcn non Ghauiieurcn mn
9IutomobilbcilUcrn jhr &eben cinbiiG
ION
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06
Madt @nglano gegrn Solujet=
9tuBiljajIiijUiji' IT. ~ruppen ntobil?
Geridt uou eintr 9ro9nng Grobbritalniens nit
Sregscrtldrung an Oie Solidewti
amtlid ni9t beftdtigt
9t Yolen 81 nterbaubunsen eret Srrter NIT erwetere
%Oamaht nad) Wtnsf abgeianOt. @eitere TOrtibritte
Der 9tnien. Sie SerbinOnng @ardaus
init SanSg n1lO oam bic 3ufnbr
bon WiunitOu beOrobt.

Sic mid)tigiten9lften ein9Cpodt, uno lie
merocn beim 9lnriiden DER @oIihe-
mifi Ole 6ouptitnot uerloiien. 9llle
Don @arifnu nob 0an5ig uno So
len, iopie nod} g9ien abgebenoen Git
ge iinO nit 6liihtliugeu- iibcriiillt;
ooh nuroen Die 9Ibrciieu0cn gennu
iibermadt, oonit iit feline SoIoatcn
untCr oieielben cinihuuggeln.
3n llutcrbanblnnaen bereit.
Non0on, ). 2lug.
&ertrctcr ser poIniihen 8egierlmq
oie 81 @oifenitialtan0a- llno lSrie-
6ens &erbonolungen bepoum0htigt
iin0, IolIen, pie nod 2onoon berid)-
tet miro, nm 0onnerStag pon @ar.
ifou nah Ytinsf abgegongen iein.
I5n &on0on ging om Wtittlpoh-
9Ibeno oos @erid)t, oie Gn:cllte hobc
beifloiien, ben GoIen ieb@ 0ipiiioncu
subtitle ju id)ifen.
Cine SunfOepelde aus Berlin mel
set, oie Ruiieu ieien iebt@oridlou mIi
81. @emberg allf 40 Nieilen nobe ae-
fommen, uno ale 8oblbuben0ea
iIiiftctcn aus 8arihau.
9urls, 5. Nuq.
&c Wotin in Garis theiIt nit ,8rob.
britonnien babe 2lnItolten sur ihIeu-
nigen Wobilmnhung pon 5mei 0ini-
iionen getroifen, oie Golen 5ubilfe &C.
id]ift pcroen ioQen. 9ie llnterbano-
lungen 5rpiihen 8roBbritannien uno
tSronfreid iiber Otittel, Sen |olen 5l
belfen, ioIlen moeIifit beid1leunigt
ner0en, tbeilcn onoere 3eitungen nit
BarId)ou, 5. 9lua.
Der rationale @ertheioigun9srotb
GoICn@ hot hie rltiiiid]e Soniet SIC
qicrung III elmer ,Sunfoepeihe bcnaf,.
ridtigt, GoIen lei bereit. sSrieocn5bc.
pollm1dtigtc nod WtinSf 5l ihiden.
Qnran 1perocn angeblid] 5rpCi 9c6in-
gungcn gefniipit: boB oen poIniihen
9eooIlmGd)tigten iHgehinoerter &er.
fehr nit @arid'mt geitottet miro
uno haB 0ie rlliliid1e Regieruna iih
bereit erflorc, Die &orid)Idge Golen5
inl @run0iab an31lnehnen. Ser Gor
iiter Scr polniid)en 6rieoen5 -9lboro-
uln9 iou General Romer iein.
9ie Wtitglieoer Der ouBeror0entli.
d)en britiif iran3oiiihen Oiinion
in @orid]ot iino BON Ser polniiden
Rcgicrilng eriuht morben, nod 2on.
oon, bc5m. YoriS 5uriif3ltfebren, I'M
ibren Hcgierunqen iiber oie Sage SO.
lens 5u beriften inoRotbihIdge iiir
oie @iIfeIeiItlng 5u eeben Gs muroe
oorduihin holbamtlidl nitgetheilt,
2oro 9lbernon lmb @otifoiter Suite.
rano, Die &oriiter Der beioen Qtiiiio-
ncn, ipiiroen nod Dor 9Iblauf Scr
@odle heimreiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06
$50 crnit, mic 1914"
SlonnnI,. 3 9l1Io

~uHuui, y. aug.
1Sn h0hcren amtlid)en, ioipie in 81.
plomatenfreiien 2onoona lit man un-
pcrfeunbnr GuBerit beiorgt nnloBlidj
ser ruiiii6. poIniihen Sage. Ginen
hoberen8ennlten meroen oie Worte in
oen WunO geIegt, Die Gage lei 10
ernit, nie i'm 9Iugldt 1914, furS ebe
@@roBbritnnnien in oen 9rieg einge-
treten lei.
2eoaomonefp, 0raiioe1t 0es Ytos.
fnuer Souiet, iou Der r,iiiifen Som.
iet-Hegicrung in elmer Gepeihe 6en
Rotb gegeben baben, iofort Die ur.
ipriinglihen &oridIdge Ser entente
be5D 8roBbritnnniens iiir einen
g2aiienitiuitnno on3unebnlen. Come.
nem Ser nit Dem ruiiiidlen 8emerbe,
uno 6dnoeIsminiiter 6 &roiiin 81
Observation-Disclosures ii6er @ic0eraui.
nohme Der 6nn0eI5be3iehunqen in
2ou0on neilt. io0 Die betreiien0e Te
peihe abgeionot hnben. nahoem er
ON Yfjtt1pod nit 2lono 8eorge UNI
3onar @np cine 9eipredung hate
in Der Oieie 9eioen iehr oeutIih ihrt
Weinung geingt bnben ioaen. Wi,
Ionnerstagnadnittag mar ouF &c
1nenefUs Tepcit]e nod feline 2lntnort
aus Utostau eingetroffen.
Tle 3ertreter Ser ruiiiiten 5oD d
9iegieruna haben Die britiid)e ReGie
ring bennhriftigt, iie ieien Douitan
oi9 bepollndttigt, iiber eiuen 1Sric
oensoartrng 3Dii6enRubtaio uno 6ei
Grtente 81 uHterhnnbeIn. iotpie einef
ioIfen 3u unter5eidrren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06
Tirctt uadl Srsmen.
9lem glnrf. 4 Nlt1.

9lem gjnrt, / AuN
Ger lompirr Susduehanuo. tir.
ipriinglid y9ibein" pom 9}oroOeut-
idcn |Iop0, flbr ol5 crite3 Shiif 0cr
rueu llniteo Stnte3 Nail Steam.
iblp 50, am Y}itttpoh pon y}ep Dorf
nadl Bremen mo Gan3ig nb.
Ger Tampicr uobm iiber 1900
EoiIu8iere, merit lit ser ,. ruO 3.
0Iniie. NIT.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06

mrs ltdCtl Der Re-
pollution llIadlte
in 2&iuobllf elu
per8ilbtc3 24Hdl
Die Nun0e. 0a&
1872 in elmer
rhciniidleu StoNt
Ne0rllCft uorNI1
mar mo cir
SanlHlllng oolI
poHtiid1HH @>pr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06
Ninc snrmnhr MS @eidlcnt

Gm lcb0rcnrr ScrHcer. Slahl'
icNcgiabrItant Adilc. ans &cip5lA
ser zoHn Ge5 oerjtoy2cucn lrobren.
u,r,ibeiitcrS 1,u1cr IN Seruo, Mt.
ha't. lot iclncr Ncmhidemeinoe eine
Ilrfua6r oev1cnft Cieie iii pou
ser Iirmo Bernhard }ad,oria in
~ciq]ia acbout mo monilert NOR.
ser. Gic GlmDohuer imo iehr er'
ircnt iihcr hna mcrtnnnr Rpitcnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06
(fin itanboIpics ..(Scidlrnt".

Ie Yereinsiobnen Der SIrleaer.
uereine pon Saorlouj5 un0 llm8c'
pung, Der bonn 0oytlgcu @on0rot3,
amt 3pr Iubcpolrun8 ibcraeben
moroen iino, iino pon oem ge8eu'
mortlacn fommiiioriiden 9iirQcI.
mciIter uon &iS0ori dI5 areisoepu-
tierter 0es areiics 5aarIOul5 Dem
iron3oiiideu 9ommar6auten 6e Sob
gcihenft porecn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06
Sin nrpNcr ftQOlebitahI.

Gin 0rober 6eloicbitabI mur1e
IN Ger Had1t BET Der 6irma 0arl
Neiltner5 RatlioIqer in Citermied
grmnitpeig. uerubt Au' bis Jest
anaui9etlarte g9eiie geIan9 ca Dem
Eater, ouz 0ru @a1crralm ourd
Giabrud ipanjidc @ammicue III
@crie Don 10000 Ylort 5n ',ebIen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06
Gletriidle 3uac Ourt (SOttharo'
tunnel.

qur3lidl iin0 o,c eriten cIettriidcu
}iqe ourh 0cn @ottbar0tunueI ge.
rabren. Zic Girridtungcu boben
lid ourfou5 beUabrt Bon nun
an miro our6 Oen Qunnel mir nod
llcftriit gciabrcn. Bonn -. Suli
ab MIRO oorausiiftlid) nub Gle
Stretc .8oiHcuen clcftrIit
6ctricbep mer6en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06

fIcinc meiBc Sarg NIT ocn tooten go
acI fonl. Iie Soften oieier &c
cr0igIna murbeu bon 6relmoeu hcs
5d)uhmohera bCitrittcn lmO iolleu
iidi ayf$400 brlanieu habcu Iui Dem
tSrobc Sas8pgcis itabe >1raud, 3rooi
Garf miro Gin @eornfitein in 5orm
cinc9 Srcu5e8, nit cinem Nogcl IN
Utlitc. crrihtct mcrocn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-06
Sfmadler sciud, Der Giticcbaoer

Gme GunoiraQc bcr Ititihcn
Observation-Disclosures cr1ab ooB
ric nclncreu 0urplQtc an ocr Dit.
ict iait liber0l iiir >iuIl beieet oaB
obcr IN ocn qr6Screu Enlargement
Sen. mic 0srinQ3oori. NIn5, Smlnc-
njuoc. H.Ip. nod, icbr nieie 3int
mer III hobcn mogcn 2Ild legt
Idbt ocr gciEh ichr iu uimiden
=bri1. 2as lit sic ToIac Der rm,
crh0rt hoben rci.iorocumacn bic
ron ben 4'enjon>mir,en un0 Soit.
hGn'crn acitH0t mcr0cu
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10000 Sricas0ciauecnc.

Nt4I II = Ntttt4.
louicnoe pon &riegsgciuuaenen IL
RuBlaun. SibirGn uuo Gurteitan
itcrbcn oahin. pic Ir. GriotiOi 9nu'
len, Der fiir3llh non Der &oIterli8o
nnh RuBlono oeid)idt mlroc Inn on$
4roblcm oer9iiificnOung pon &riegs-
Qciougeuen 3u ihtoircn, ertI6rte. CT.
&nnicn bchalptCt, oub nod 175, 900
aricg9Qciouacuc lid, III Rublnn0 be.
ilnocn unO, boB ea iilr Ole 9totlonen
notbncnoiq lei Die Sumumc bon So,
10000 auaylicBen. nm Die Seittc
nnh Der Ncimnth Snrildallicnhcn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-25
LIQUOR PETITION IS
FILED, ARGUED AND
D|SM |SSED IN BRIEF
SNAP Of IS MIN UTES

Louisville, Ky, Feb. 25.--New rec
ords for rapidity in procedure in the
United States court here were ere
nted yesterday when the Kentucky
distilleries and warehouse companies
laid before Judge Walter Exams a
petition alleging that the Eighteenth
Amendment to the constitution was
unconstitutional, had the petition dis
missed and an appeal certified to
states, NJ '':'S l''!'O''!
Inc r... ~ -V~n~.ou .i..in,u'-
ately in the supreme court and q
motion made TO advance It 50 that II
may be argued at the time similar
suit Instituted in Rhode Island il
heard.
The main contention OF the suit
is whether the two-thirds vote re.
quired by the constitution refers TO
the entire membership OF the house
md the senate or TO the membership
who were actually present when the
vote was taken on the question Of
submitting the eighteenth amendment
to the states.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-25
SCIONS OF BRITISH
FAMILIES MAY FINALLY
ATTEND AMERICAN SCHOOLS

London.-Viscount Grey OF Fallodcn
who crossed the ocean MS fellow pas.
sengers with him on the Adrlatic on
his return from his post as AmbassS,
dor to Washington that he hoped in
time British scholars would so to
American and Canadian universitie,
as they were going to oxford.
"I believe the more association Of
this kind there is the more the couh.
tries will find points Of agreement with
each other" he declared.
You belong to the generation"
which Is going to do the intellectual,
work and shape the thought and policy
Of the United States and Canada n
the coming years. You will meet at
oxford some of those who are going
to do the same for Great Britain. II
you form some such friendships with
British undergraduates and they with
you, they will do something TO hon
the countries on each side of the At.
lantc to understand each other, TO
keep in touch and to like each other.
It was the idea OF Cecil Rhodes that
they should work together. This he
believed to be for their own interest
and for that of tho world. Many of us
think that Is true and believe that
the thing most necessary Is for the
leading minds OF each country to be
come acquainted with those OF the
others"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-25

sage by n majority OF members pres.
ent, the resolution possibly could pass,
they said.
\ fighting chance in the house ar.
a more favorable chance in the senate
was claimed last night by the anti,
Suifragists for their prospective ~.
'ack upon the ratification resolution.
II is expected they will attempt L,
substitute for ratification by the leg
stature n resolution submitting tho
question to vote Of the people in tho
primary elections on August 3. Anti
suffrage leaders conceded the pos.,.
5ilty last night OF their ranks being
%cakened sufficiently by pressure from
suffragists to insure the passage OF
the resolution az II stands now in Tho
house of representatives.
Routine business occupied but lit.
lie time yesterday afternoon, and a.
there was virtually no debate, each
house recessed after having been II,
session less than an hour.
kilograms we're read in both houses
and senate concerning the ratification
Of the suffrage amendment. Anon,
those fayoring ratification we're Scna.
tor Owen, Representatives Carter. Nc.
Keown. Hastings. Howard and McClin.
tic and Mrs. u. A. McDogual of Sa-
pulpa. Opposing ratification were tee
grams from Mrs Ruff. NJ. Gibbs, pres
ldcnt Of the Maryland Association On.
posed TO Suffrage from Mabel q. Mi,
, lard, president Of the Iowa Assoc'a.
tion opposed 10 Woman Suffrage, ana
| from the National Association OOpo,.
ed 10 Woman Suffrage.
Unless there should he unexpected
depression OF the legislature upon the
| consideration of substitute suffrage pro-
posals. the house joint resolution for
ratification win reach its final read.
ing in the senate Friday. With n half
dozen or more senator's bearing upon
their minds speeches in opposition to
/ federal suffrage and others feeling ir
| incumbent upon them TO defend it, It
/ is considered probable the vote will
not be reached until Saturday morning.
/ Governor Robertson continues - re-
ceive almost hourly appeals from var.
/ ious interests in the state ani frnrt
members Of the legislature, requesting
that he open up additional subjects fnr
action at the present extra session. Hs
intention remains unchanged. how
ever. It was said at his office this
morning to condne the legislature 10
matters already suggested in his meg.
sage yesterday,
WIN Campbell Russell present spec-
five charges against the governor sun,
ported by affidavlts? was one OF the
questions upon which there was mos,
speculation this morning 1t is no,
expected that he will make such an
aggressive attack. He stated yesterday
that he would welcome investigation,
however, II the legislature decided TO
start quiz BY adhering to rule No. 50
Of the house session rules, the houss
will not go into matters for investiga.
ton unless they are presented BY
sworn charges.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-25
President Names Former Roosevelt
Leader the Secretary of State as the
Successor to Lansing Who Resigned
Following Dispute With Executive

Washington. Feb 25.-Bainbridge
Colby of New York, who was one
Of the leaders in the progressive
party under Theodore Roosevelt. will
succeed Robert Lansing as secretary
OF state. Announcement Of his Sc
lection by President Wilson was
,node al the White House. z
The selection Of Mr.. Colby came
as surprise, most officials assum.
ing that Frank L. Polk. acting secre
tary, would be the presidents choice.
The first lnkling that the president
was to appoint some one outside OF
his official family came when Mr.,
Colby visited the White House early
today in company with Raymond T.
Baker, director of the mint.
Mr.. Colby was taken 10 see the
president on the south lawn, and n
minute Inter the formal announce
inent OF his selection was made.
His nomination Is expected to be
gent to the senate within a day or
two.
ON leaving the White House Mr..
Colby said:
II had n long and unhurried con-
ference with the president which
Impressed mo with the great conf
dcncc no has reposed in me. ! hope
l shall not prove Inadequate to these
great duties"
Mr.. Colby said that pending con
sideration Of his nomination by tho
senate he did not desire to make a
statement.
After Mr.. Colby has taken office
Mr.. Polk. who has been secretary ad
interim since the resignation of Mr.
Lansing, is expected to retire from
the state department.
This is not the first office Mr.
Colby has held under the presidents
administration. He was appointed a
member Of the shipping board and
the emergency fleet corporation in
Iuly. 1917, and also was a member
Of the American mission to the in
teralled shipping conference in Par
IS. In the same year. lie retired
from the shipping board more than
a year ago.
Mr.. Colby was lifelong republi
can, until the famous Bull Moose
bolt at the Chicago convention in
1912
He had been actively identified
with the candidacy OF Theodore
Roosevelt for the republican nomina
tion for president that year and was
in charge OF contests TO seat thu
Roosevelt delegates IN the Chicago
convention.
When Colonel Roosevelt bolted the
convention Mr.. Colby helped to fount
the Progressive Party" and was q
delegate to Its Chicago convention
in 1919. He continued an active
reader in the party and in 1914, anc
again In 1916, he was progressive
candidate for senator from New
York state.
When Colonel Roosevelt threw tht
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-25
Mexican Government Makes Public
Contents of Notes Interchansed With
American Department of State Relative
To Passport Refusal to Henry Forres

alien. Hope was almost voiced that
the wise would be granted as soon
- possible.
The Mexican reply dated Feb. 20,
pointed out that Forres, in testify
ing. alleged that anarchistic condi-
tions prevailed in Mexico, citing as
proof the fact that President Car
rama, during his recent trip into the
state OF Coahuila, was accompanied
by a guard of 1000 men. It was
said Forres denounced Article 27,
Of the Mexican constitution dealing
with petroleum. as "confIscatory and
robbery" and made other harsh
and sarcastic comments on the Mex
lean constitution. The reply stated
rorres "inaugurated anti.Mexican pro-
paganda among those attending the
hearings Of the Fall committee and
moreover proposed in tones which
excited laughter, that he would pre-
sent his passport for wise with full
expectation ii would not be granted.
"Due to these reasons the foreign
office said 1t was 'pained because 1t
was necessary to decline the North
American governments request that
orders be issued, granting Forres per
mission to enter Mexico"
Mr.. Lansing's reply to the Mexi'
can governments request for per-
mission to import arms and ammuni'
ton from Ygnacio Bonillas. Mexican
ambassador to Washington relating
to the subject, and in substance
stated the permission desired could
not be granted under present con
ditions."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-25
FAMOUS ENGLISH RACING
YACHT NARROWLY ESCAPED
DESTRUCTION FROM FIRE

New York. Feb. 25.-Sir Thomas
Lipton's challenger for the American
cup, the Shamrock ". and the cup
defender candidate Vanitie were
threatened with destruction carly to-
day by fire which swept through
the shipyards Of Robert Jacobs at
City Island. burning eight private
yachts and three buildings. Early
estimates placed the loss Mt nearly
10000 900. SiXty.five sailing craft
were stored at the yards
Firemen said q shifting wind saw
ed the Shamrock w., and Vani G,
They were stored in separate sheds
At one time the flames came within
IS feet Of the building housing the
challenger.
The island fire department, rein
forced by companies from West
Chester and n city fire boat were
Handicapped In fighting the blaze by
snowstorm, and high wind. Elk
rosions OF gasoline tanks imperilet
the fire fighters. The origin OF the
fire Is not known.