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Chief of Staff of Army
fer With Villa.
PAN-AMERICAN Ml
Conference Decides Upon
Mute to lie Address
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! Augusta Chronicle.
Our dispatches tell ui
lo ( on- with the report tl
cf the Russian army is
Russia is doing more tl
SETINd- in the war. bearing a
most the entire bur
Form of | complaints, according t
ed to respondents, are not ct
I 1- t ?. m ?
"TTTT TTTTT
s, that coinci- .
hat tho spirit
growing that
inn her share y
I present al- ,?S|
den." These . \ raffia
o speeial eorm
fined to the
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Mexican People.
Washington, Ang. G.
American conference c<
means to restore peace to
journed today after havini
ed no divergence of opinio
general purposes, but leav
elded the exact course to h
Tt will reassemble in New >
rsmk and file, but Hi
The Pan-j papers contrast "the c
unsideriiiK jn which their nation is
Mexico ad - the comparative inactl
H develop- western front."
11 as to its And no wonder: fo
inK undo- speak for themselves?
e pursued. | suine that any of the
fork prob-'out in connection with
iKRian news- Mwmv
olossal battle
engaged with
if we may as
?UI,? ? -1? I I > lit A I Wtrt'K.
Meanwhile the Latin
diplomats will commmii
their governments and
Lansing will eonfer with
"Wilson.
It was reported tonight
general form of the final
the factional leaders had la
upon by the conferees am
war are oven approxim
-American either as to the numbei
rate wit It nation lias at the fron
Secretary spective casualties.
President Russia is credited wltl
4,5on,onn men to the
that the the same number as
appeal to the Austro-German fort
en agreed cd with liav killed 7;'.t>
I adjourn In u?v nutliini' nf !I in?
of men each
In any event '
front about
es are credit- r?"
,000 of them. 0
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rnent taken while Mr. La
it before the President,
tarv was said to lie at \
draft of the appeal tonif?!
sultation with Secretary I
haa kept in close touch witl
can situation. The appeal
dressed to the Mexican pe
ies will be presented to tl
using laid wounded and about ai
The secre-; |>er captured; or toti
vork on a equal to more than hal
it. in con- force.
.alio, who' This is. on an averaj
i the Mexi-I hie the number of Fret
will be ad-| in killed, wounded ?
ople. Cop-1 while it is from eight tu
lie various Hritish casualties?an
i t?cj 11 n 1 nuin
al casualties '
if the original '&&&? feg\.
lrli casualties. *J jaggs;
in <1 missing;
> 1011 times the
(1 more than *?"3j|
; Th
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m.-. Li
'.e Chev
iewm& (
nest
sum
? . y% '5vv3>*
Mexican leaders, to the go
the Mexican slates, withe
to I lie faction they ropr
also be circulated throughe
by American and Latin
consular otllccrs, bearing
cation of all South and Cc
eriean governments.
I'KUFKCT HA HMO
TtvA tlnva nf pMnfor^Tinn
vernorB of au tho other allies co
ml regard n is little wonder that
esent. and beginning to eomplaln
tut Mexico in the war; particular
-American .,re not so well equip!
the ratifi- ;.rins or ammunition, i
Mitral Am- others
It is interesting to
NY. Hia's part in the war
a .1.1 haar.i .. . .
nnbined. No, " 8
Russians are
of their share
ly, when they
peel, in either
as any of ihe
contrast Ruswlth
that of
C\:
rer Che
w^d Mi
wwp# %i
fr
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'
ing reports have brought a
ticipants in accord with
Wilson's general plan,
premised on the fact that
majority of the people of
sire pence, which to be lai
go beyond consideration of
have furthered their plan
force of arms.
'.rem oruain. wnu
11 the par-js,.ng colonies. Great Hr
President j chum to have put fnr\
which is | more than 1.500,0
the great ; j, would seem tHat
Mexico tie- i than two-thirds of th?
st 1 iik must ! |n the fighting or nnyu
those who front, for. at last areot
s through | |sh troops were holdin
' one miles of line, whih
Hi* nor uveritnin
does not
v.-trd an army
00 men; and
barely more
>se have been
here near the
ints. the HritK
only thlrtye
the TtelRiun^
O'
The conferences were
that while the armed for
position to keep the coo
state of turmoil, they are,
less, only a small proport
people of Mexico.
While all the participa
sympathy with the Presid
to indufe the military fact
impressed a\nno wore holding se<
cos are in j an,i the French 34:i 1
in I ry in a ,\s f?r the results v
neverthe- arms, Charles Edward
ion of the1 an exhaustive and oh
' taking study of the si
nts are in this frank statement
lent's plan Magazine, as of ahoi
ions to en- since which time tin
renteen miles,
miles .
.on by British .
Russell, after ,, , ? .
I costing Great Brit a
vlouslv pains- ,
_ day were singular
tuation, offers
? , suits,
in Pearson ? , .
. . ... This is a solemn
it June 4th;
servant reader of tl
re has been
... patches?even as t
in Slrt.OOO.OOrt a Hanker
Iv barren of re- Home and Faru
We aak attent
story, but any ob- issue trom Mr.
ie daily prosH din- president and
IP truth hnn l?nlr- tlnnnl TTnlnn Bn?
nod Fanner.
ion to a letter m tlii* ^
Ira II. Dunlup, vice
cashier of the Nait
nf Unnlr 11(11 O t
Tor another peace comer
have signified their will:
co-operate with it to the
tent, the South American a
guine of success unless son
he found for the eliininat
military leaders and the i
of all classes in Mexico.
MOMKNTOUS QURS1
It is realized that there
ence an.i little or nothing more
ingnoss to credit of the British a
fullest ex- "Suppose wo deal fn
re not sail- facts about this matter
lie way can agreeable they may b<
ion of the "On June 4tli the w
eeognition ten months and to all r
j that read with their i
'IONS. : as their eyes it was oh
' are fines- Itritnin had fiillen dnu
added lo tlio
cm! out, in spite of
rmy:
. . ... ,, consors?knows it
inklv with tlie
. zant of these facts
, however disJournal
of Comme
Jar had lasted ^Itorlal. made the
tersons abroad vations on Great Br
minds as well war:
?ar that Great Bn? ',ow about
,'ti on the toti and the? loyal suppc
the Hritish press The story it t
is true. Cogui- roneern to ba
The New York throughout the
>ree, in a recent ?? a story of sue
se pointed obser- with iinproveme
itain's part in the Hut. in our
broader meaning
the Hritish army recognition <
>rt of the govern- ^enc? ?f the ru
ells is rv great JBSJ&f
nkers ami farmers
Southern states li UV' ^
eess with alfalfa and ^//
nt in beef rattle. YY
judgment it has a lY
as showing a grow- //
>f the mutual depen- /.?.
iral blinker and the |
-
"> I' '
m
tlons of vast moment, \vh
ered in the light of Mexi
national obligations and t
sihilities of the nations
preparing to sponsor her
tion. that cannot he cletf
any hricf conferences, hn
the subject of deliberatiot
Foremost is the extent
en consld- "In plain terms, sin
ico's inter- hash of her part of tl
he respon- 'It i? no joy to say t
which tire as anything else, and
rehabilita- desire to see the wn
>rinined in democracy and rescnec
t must he ism. militarism and t
i. i Hut just causes are no
to which vnnced by lying about
i had made a men* hy the people
?o war. colonies so far as t
his. As much resources would u<
as ardently, 1 loyally to the supp<
>rld saved for ^'e have been tol<
1 from kaiser- l)or,s taking troops
he Iron Fist. ( m>1 to b? organized
t won nor ad-, 0(' an'l disciplined i
them, nor by have been stntemen
of England? The farmer in his cc
heir capacity and an Isolated stor;
dinit, have como has had a like
>rt of the empire. Middlotown Han
I much of trans- Ky., and ol
across the chan- Texas and North
. equipped, train- firowth of the 111
II Prance. There wf ft" those fore
ts of the new ma- <lopend ?n hettc
immunity. It is not I ^
y. Ilomc and Farm V
story to toll of tho t
k in Jefferson coun- T)
certain banks in
i Carolina. It is the j
ovement for a union 1
os that promote and I y
r farming. &
VOlir
:;M Is S<
/ matter
/ j well as
Account
elicited
butcher business is a
of personal equation am
of meat.
the claims of the military <
be considered, and what <
between them ran be arr;
development which empht
feature was the dispatnhi
of Major (Jen. Scott. chief
the army, to the Mexican
confer with General Villa.
The war department
hiefs shall pretending that del
concessions tory.
mged. One "The real reason wl
isized that ain made no log drivi
ng tonight promised by Kitchener,
of staff of, she had nothing to jnal
border to British censor press a*
ed all kinds of other r
refused to voro fakes. This was
feat is vie- toria' there for a ir
where from a milli
lv Great Hrit-' mcn who w?re to l><
? in May. (as i hv spring. *
I was because "Other statemen
ce It with. The show that the numl
jeney pretend- line r?f the wester
easons. They something like >
the real rea- [ Landsdowne says i
nlitary force any-j l-,tt int> 'arm
on to two millon merchant. the e:
p ready for action railroad agent i
I over different pi;
ta are cited to' What ,he farmo
>er of men on the hi,n to do 11 1
n war area waa ! hC8t form" ftnd 1
180.000. <Lord;,"lp
t is 'twenty-tbreo Beg " ftnd b<
t lie nolit icians o
or. tno banker, the I f
?? ? "together," talk . Zi-" V'""*
ins for self help: see VS?' *
r is doin^ and h In HsMw ]
It is self help in its
t Is the best kind of
'Kin now All that
ffr?r vnu :t 11 tliot th.? I a- ?
2/ If
J believe
t meat.
^ / We tr
Your a<
Vi Your
if you 1
m like tne butcher and <
in him you buy hi?
We like folks to like ua.
eat everybody fairly.
:count is pood with us. <
meat bills will be lower 1
:rade with us.
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i (j 111 in till uii utut'ini uu
and it was said there tha
ment would he made by tli
part men I. After a oonf
tween General Scott and
Lansing and Acting Secret
enridge of the war depj
was said the general was p
adjust the American for
light of recent dovelopim
t no state-; "For nine months
ie state ile- had been trying by vo'
erenre be- ment to raise an adeqi
Secretary had failed; that was t
ary [trerk- "In ten months of
irtment, it the (tritish had won
toing to re- had nothing to win
ces in the rhuckle-headedness o
snts which leaders had brought
<11 viMioiiM v or ;ippr<
CSreat Britain ' to 460,000 men.) '
luntary enlist in the Dardanelles
late army and estimated various
ill. , 60,000. A French
land lighting May. in comment:
nothing: they J IJeorge's statement
with. The if that Cireat Britain I
if their own front in France ar
upon them i gating 540.000. dec
minateiy 440.000
Hie Rritish troops K?v?""n?nt ?>r"
field have been "an<,?r,?* mn
lv at 40.000 to,inBton tellayou
i expert early in l?
ing upon Lloyd- pared to what r
. .. , ' i one another,
short lv before,
. ? i , . When you st
had a foree at the
i.l llolgium aggo- k'" ?"""
'In roil hv f,r k"?? ?>'?'
miscs, ail that the | A ?
lissionor from Wash- I
is nothing compared
oo-operation." ooinleighbors
ran <lo for ; + + +
+ ?
and together; when 4, -.4
yoif can do. when T
yon need, you can S
AWBA MEAT
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MARKET '
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have threatened attacks
towns. It was Renerall
however, that General Scot
General Villa has expre
dence, and to whom he
turned for advice, will out
northern chieftain the ne
sfderation for the other
This was taken to indicate
on border crushing defeats at Mi
y believed, leroi, and the e.xceedit
t, in whom their lines had proven
ssd confl- ing up of these revers
often lias allowed their enemy
:litie to the werp and the inestima
ed of con-; ?f a sea end for the
factions, wing. They had lande
that some (iallipoli peninsula,
ms and Char- the greater number
\g thinness o\ actually at the tro
ted any even- "in Germany the
es. They had absolute union of
to gain Ant- classes to support
hie advantage an,i make any sacr
German right ju (he conflict. Th
id men on the BU|t 0f tt kind of
where, up to y^ance there is an i
, then covert
of these were not
I . if not you run
Partners, sho\
re seems to be an l)ankera and a,
the people of all RoinK to be ou((
the Kovernment ()f Rock g
ifioe In its behalf
is may he the reobsession,
but in
equal readiness to
f*
intent help perhaps:
;t along without it. *
,v this paper to your t
?k them if they are
rlone by the bankers i
c.. or of Salem, N v J
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oi the ronrereea were imp
the military auccesses ai
tent of territory cOnquert
eral Carranza would entl
a greater measure of eoi
than General Villa has be
to admit.
His Exercise.
"Your husband pores ove
ressed thai mai unit* tney had i
id the ox- losses and won Ittle
?d by (Jen- their .short line in Flat
tie him to taken some trenches i
nslderation JiRain
en inclined j "Otherwise ten 111
I
' Slalo of Ohio. City of T >Ic!..
trunk J. I honny 111 ikrx n.itl
partner of tlm Dim of K. J.
r his hooks ,l"' ?'"? "f 1
suffered great IKerve and an absol
ground. On | cause to which the
iders they had j its energies and ii
?nd lost thers : -Why is there n<
I Hsplayed in Kngla
onths of war| |ently is not?"
As for ours*"lvet
i. i -uh county. *? answer, but v
li that h<* t* ??nlor
cii.mu-j .v Co.. .to- facts and figures
\.|o<|o. County nnrt
Get
ute loyalty to the Horace fincle
nation Is devoting rjnn KO West "
ts best blood. able and more e
at a similar spirit yonne man ?r?'t
nd. as there evi- two, one for
out; rot n prir
i ? rnn fftely be rid
i, we don t know '
ttona?A. hdwr.r
"e 1,0 knovv- for Ian tic.
speak for them
a Hobby. * \y|H
y once said: "Youn* 4>
I >.'ive ndvic % as vulu-ijij Soil if I
naily followed: 1 say. ^ lillY Vo
a hobby; preferably T YVht
indoors and one lor ?t
of hbby horses that i UIHl lit
den ;r. opposite direc ^ Wlic
(1 Newton, in the At-If |???t 11 l>
t Win
n you want to cat ihe host
ind most digestible meal
ur groceries and provisions
n you want to eat, tin- best
the lowest possible cost, hi
n you want to eat a men'
ody and brain, buy from u
n v/1 iii ii 'Hit Vi. 111 \ rl' \\7 1/
and in*?st win>loin
this a?nntry, [
from us. "
meal ohtuiualdo,
uy from us. ;?
! tlmt builds up
s.
II \ XT i ? -J \ lAl.' X
too much " "Ho Iovob to n
he should exorcise" "Ot
elsos The doctor told hln
thlnft So row ho h :? tr?V
by mail ?LouigvIHe Com
Piles Cured In 6 to H
Your drurilM will refund mor
OINTMKN fails to cure any c?
Itlind, Bleedlnjf or Protruding Piles
The Art! anhlirstion uiveu Mntr at
otarn arorcaxi. unci in, r ?:
EMld." "Hut the mii in flf oNT THINI'ltH
. e?rh and e~i-fjr r im f (' tai
I. ISO eXiT- turret !>jr the utt> of llall'a (
n the snmu l kkax
:OI! Hp -o'f 1 Sworn fj b"'.?r.? m<? nn.l
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In Atnl4<*?va. jv,lfl t>y iTV.
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U.I mm win pay selves, that all tt
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Th tint <aMnot iw 'roat British army
' "r 1 ' ?nK "drive" id r
iK J. rm.SEY. *
m.1. Tlho.I In my '*'? 8omrt wa*
i.i. r \ i>.. !?*<?. of the war,
<;i.r ason.
Not. ry I'llhllo. ?R tO ti>Jht tO the
;en lutotnaliy anil anil now it HP
nn.I iimonu* ann ,u,w?
for tratliuonUU, '{iiHHian, as well.
co.. Toi.-iio. o, vonrter the lt"sa'n
18 talk about ? A 4{nuffh Kom
and an impend- prepared
uere moonshine rine Itatsani, T
put it at the very m'xed in a pleot
..? i ..,111 Svrup called 1
"flfiKlnnd i? will- HonJy ThoUHaI
Inst Frenchman ;j.. uj.r? ,jh> neei
tenia, to the last. tbi>t annoying:
Yes, indeed; no anjcerotiB cold.
to.svo.r?-" is*
rdy Ttwi Mi0VW? |j MO\l*
from the healing .'
ar ao4 Honey all ? 11
iant, soothing Cough "' I
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ids have benefited by '
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riginal bottle of Dr. V-vlAL*
I of your couch and
.? rv liti v i ' * if rj
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