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IT'S TOASTED Thsy JfvujL^ri&a>t^ (/^o<^r^ .* +* * .* Hi n ljv. ^.aiawen s . k ] Syrup Pepsin | S The Perfect Laxative J J SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE E ? ro cts. <=Tr.) $1.00 z m A trial bottle can be obtained, free of charge, by writing to E l)r. W. H. Caldwell, 457 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois g| ^ ARE MADE GOOD TO MAKE GOOD THE LANCASTER NE^ AUSTRIA STILL PEEVED ABOUT PEACE PARLEYS Maintains French Took Initiative mid Denies Statement of Clemenceau. Amsterdam, April 11.?The statements of the French government and ex-Premier Palnleve that it was Austria, not France, which took the initiative resulting in the conversations in Switzerland concerning the possibility of opening peace negotiations are denied by the Austrian govern-1 ment, which insists that France took I t)lO first utnn Am nffinlal 4 ..... mi vf.ih.ihi OIU ICIIIfll I issued in Vienna says the accounts Riven by Premier Clemenceau and M. Painleve, of the meetinR in Switzerland, between Count itevertata. the Austrian representative, and Major Armand, representing France, deviate from the facts in many important particulars. It asserts the initiative was taken by the intermediary acting in the name of the French government. "The accusation of lying brought against Count Czernin by M. Clemenceau cannot, therefore, be maintained. even in the restricted sense = made by the present communication Iof the French government," the statement continues. "Nothing is known to the Austro Hungarian government of entreaties for an alleged separate peace with which the Austro-JIungarian government worried the governments of Home. Washington and Hondon. When M. Clemenv<-au asks the Austin-Hungarian foreign minister whether he remerabe:s th t t .o months before the Itevertata affair ?that is, about a year ago?an attempt of a like nature was made bv a personage of far higher rank. Count Czernin does not hesltr.te to reply in the affirmative. Hut lor the akc of completeness and entire correctness it should be added that this attempt also led to no result. 't "So much for the establishment of the facts. For the rest, it need only be remarked that Count Czernin for his part would see no reason to deny it, if, in this or any similar case, he had taken the initiative, because, in contrast to M. Clemenceau, he believes it cannot be a matter for reproach for a government to make at tempts to bring about an honorable peace, which would liberate all peoples from the terrors of the present war. "The dispute raised by M. Olem* enceau has, moreover, diverted at tention from the real kernel of Count Czernin's statement. The essence of this statement was not so much who suggested the discussion undertaken before the beginning of the western offensive, but who caused their ctfllapse. And M. Cleinenceau up to the present has not denied that he refused to enter upon negotiations on the basis of the renunciation of the acquisition of A luono-I ^\r??nl??A " SEEK $50,000,000 TO BUILD CONCRETE SHIPS Kstnhlisli Two Yards in West, Three in South, One of Latter at Wilmington. Washington, April 11.?'Fifty million dollars will be asked of congress by Chairman Hurley, of the shipping board, for development of concrete shipbuilding. The plan is to establish at once five government yards, two on the Pacific coast and three In the south. Sites for the plants already are under consideration and will be announced shortly. The three in th? south probably will include one already planned for Wilmington, N. C. Transportation facilities and easy access to cement and sand will govern the selections. The first vessels turned out by the government yards will be 7,500 RUB OUT PAIN with good oil liniment. 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Inte state Drug Co., Inc., New York.Adv. ton tankers, both because of tl shortage of oil carriers and becaui in the present stage of concrete sh development the board Is more coi fident of success with the tanke than with general cargo craft. As yet, concrete ships are admi ted frank bv experts to be "a gan ble," because the behavior of sue a vessel under load in a heavy sea unknown. Success in the experimei is not guaranteed, but Mr. Hurl< and General Manager Piez, of tl emergency fleet corporation, ho that in the present emergency evei possible means of adding quickly I the tonnage available for war pu poses should be utilized. Greater chance of success is e pected from the operation of col crete tankers because the iinuM will constantly seek a level and m entail the strain on the ship that solid load would do in a heavy sea The concrete ship "Faith," bui on the Pacific coast for private a count, is almost ready to nndertal a voyage. Kngines probably wi'l I install d !y May 1. Pr.i;.... . ports ou the launching of the Fait whit It was witnessed Ly J. Wi of the shipping board, have be? very, enthusiastic as to her possihi] ties. Mr. Hurley, Mr. Piez and Mr. W conferred at the capitol with Sen tors McCumber and Simmons, bol of whom are understood to ha' agreed that experiments on a lari scale with the new constructir should be made as soon as possible The *f>u,uuu.ui)o requested will 1 spent almost entirely for ships, i each yard can be built for perha] $25,000. The yards will have fro four to seven ways each. Loeatioi in the west and south will he sougl to avoid moisture and cold whlc retard concrete pouring. Plans for the new 7,500-ton ve sels will be ready in six weeks. Thf will be equipped with oil-hurnlr reciprocating engines. capable < driving the ship seven or eight kno an hour, which is regarded as fai enough for coastwise, und non-ha anions service. * Must Have Been. (Christian Register.) A girl who was running a Londc hus was making out her first repor Under the heading of "Aeolden?i she stated: "Bumped Into an old gent." Under "Remarks" she salt "Simply aMul." . 'w? **> * t m g \mkk j at o Jvt<Wft i01 \N# ii I ill The hi ii ii IN 11 ?B n1 M < ? Ii ? SHC LPOLI! ^^^Kh^^PRESERVE THE r>t ________________________________ Subscribe For The Lanca HI | ? l War Saving: Star ;?! Bonds do Nc I.A The 1 i fflr?1 Savings i WTJCT c C ?.'"r",ha 1 ?V, a?& "t : 14WC9 9LUd> 4 ?o w yms Stamps a " intmCD &TATE3 operation JWVt*H4dEMT Thoy wei " Congress each other. They are both of paramo 1S the war. The Liberty Loan wumpaigi billions of dollars necessary toward pa in ing to our Allies. is The peculiar significance of the w not designed merely to get money, but money. Obviously the government can something with the money. If the cii chase as much goods and services nov armies must go short of munitions i them. That was Lord Kitchener's vvs IR enough material and labor in this or in ?f government and at the same time the is tlon. If the people persist In noedleps st as well not have any money as not to as- for that money. Wars aro not fouaht the roods and services that money ens Successive Liberty Ixmns will 1>? h terrain The War Savings campaign doubt until the war is over. It aims shall make the sales of stamps cumulal ,n ed means who buys a few dollars w< t. his share as well as the wealthier ma ?" Loan bonds. Millions who could not will be able to help by investing In Wi palgns are, in reality, only one?that of I: L???????_ PAGE THREE the great war-1 e sweetmeat I the benefit, the 8 sasure. the economy . a 5c package of f NGLEY'S , i las made it the fa- j rite "sweet ration" the Allied armies. I >end it to your friend i the front: i I t*s the handiest. * nsest - lasting re- i eshment he can i rry. l W IT AFTER 9 VERV MEAL dbl avor Lasts W 4 noesneatJ^M 5e I ?HES M ster News, $2 a Year nps and Liberty )t Conflict. Jberty Loan campaign and War Stamp campaign are r.ot rivals?no it the superdreadnaughts and doof our navy are rivals. Liberty Loan and War Savings re two forms of the same financial of the United States government, re authorized by the same vote of and are intended to supplement unt importuned to the financing of 1 is primarily to obtain the many ylng the expenses of war and lendar savings campaign is that it is to enable the government to spend not spend money unless It can buy Lilian population continues to purr as it did in peace time, then the ind other things indispensable to truing to r.ngland. There are not try to supply the war needs of the peace needs of tho civilian popula purchasing, the government might be able to buy goods and services wltb money?they are fought with buy. <1 in successive campaigns at Inwill last throughout the year?no at developing habits of thrift that live. And the person of very llmlt>rth of War Havings Stamps does in who buys a quantity of Liberty afford to invest in Liberty Bonds \r Savings Stamps. The two cam financing for victory.