The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-15
As Others View II.

London, March l5.-London's cd.
torial opinion on the German revolu
ton is Indicated by such headlines
as "Allics fooled again" THE Old
Adam" and AS was to be expected"
while our politicians have been
filling us with hot air, the junkerS
have been bldins their time says tho
Daily Mail. In dealing With Germans
one must always calculate upon bad
faith. They set up n dud government
TO sign the treaty OF peace, but when
the time comes to carry out the cant
tulations the junkers again takN
charge. Whatever their purpose Is.
our visionary statesmen are ignorant
of its nature"
The morning Post recalls it has al
ways contcnded the first German rev.
olution was sham"
"The French have understood tho
trick from the beginning" the news.
paper declares, but Social Demo
cratic chaff completely deceived those
two credulous birds, President Wilson
and Premier Lloyd George. The wary
old birds Premier Clemenceau was
never deceived, but ne was overrule,l.
The weakness OF the allied policy from
the beginning has been that 1t was
dictated by demagogues. The Germans
are naturally n national monarchicai
people and tolerated the late govern
ment only because they thought Il
would be acceptable 10 Mr.. W1lsoa
and Mr.. Lloyd George. Tho allies, IN.
der dictation by demagogues built
their peace foundation on the sand.
They negotiated with governmen.
which did not represent the real Ger.
many"
One of the Hohenzollern.. In tho
opinion OF this newspaper, will soon
he placed upon the throne Of Prussia.
but whether he will be given tho
imperial crown will bc another que;
ton. Hopes are expressed that Bavar.
Ia, Saxony and tho Rhenish states
will have something 10 say as to this
development.
THE time calls for swift decision."
the Morning Post concludes "and W.
can only hope the decisions will be
along lines OF the French, rather
than recent British policy"
Herr Hathenau, according to an -.
fical dispatch has characterized thu
leaders of tho counter-rcvolution az
"brutes."
The attitude OF the French govern.
ment Is simply one OF expectancy, IL
finding no reason to interfere WITH
Germany's internal affairs and tax.
ing only such precautions az the In.
dicated revival OF tho military spirit
In Prussia demands.
Whatever may prove to be tho
regularly constituted government OF
Prussia and the other states In the
former German empire, it was indlcat.
ed that the French government will
remain absolutely firm in execution
OF the treaty Of Versailles
Some significance Is attached 70
conference today between Premier Mil.
Grand and General Mangin, former
commander in chief OF the French
forces on the Rhine. No dissatisfaction
IL felt here with General Degoutte, ut
present in command, but 1t Is not for.
gotten that the name of Mangin means
far more to the German milltarists.
No confirmation is obtainable OF Pe
ports that French forces on the Rhine
are being reinforced. but It was said
at the foreign office that It was
possible Tho reserves Of the Rhine
army had been brought UP from ths
rear
Germany's now government In Ger.
lin is faced with extensive strike move
ments ut many points throughout the
nation, but as yet serious outbreaks
have been averted in Berlin and 9th.
cr large centers. A clash at LcipsIz
i tContinued on Page TweD
~