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FRIDAY JULY 5. 1918. With Paw-Paw Added TNREE POWERFUL L \ FORCES .'J ONE V PUT IP IN LIQUID FORM Mi\ i . M. Ray. residing at 1031 Broad\S|., Augusta, (Ja., states: "I have t??si a?great sufferer from dys-r pepsia,\|My nerves were broken, down. could not eat anything t , without wevere distress after meals.:< ?" I co\ild rapt sleep at night and had < to be nosy careful what I ate. NVasil inform* 1 iV my doctor that I. must j go awa ' foXmy health, but was un i able to do sV due to nervousness, l! began ising \ your Nux-Iron Tonic and delved s<\oiuch? benefit from its use th it I atA rapidly becoming a well v oman uAin and I feel I am now a le to taki the trip my doctor ordere 1. I am Vriting this to you in ho es that ItXwill bet -tit othei j sufer?ns like it hn\ me; so 1 can con- | tident^- say now that my health is normal. Thanks tk your tonic." I \*ant the man\or woman who ^ can't Jdeep and ij^ despondent toM come 'in and try this1 remedy. You'll neverj go back to thy old-fashioneo medianes. Lots of Vmdness and | < professional men find \yv-lron Tonic ennbes them to do motV And better i workl It seems to energize every brel tissue and bone. \ Begin on Niiv-aron Tonic today s$ you can joinlthe army of converts yext week, j1 Your druggist probabl\ kc*ps it. but if hf doesn't it is on sale \\ all lead- ' ingfdrug stores. $n\-lron Ton... price ? uOO. For-;' inula on every l)ottle. Man orders ' jA promptly at*end?d to. Iny-rstate ! i>|ug Co., Inc., New York.?A^lv. j COUNT ROON (JINES OI T PRUSSIAN PEACE PLANS i, Britain Must Turn Over to (iermnny Her Klri't nn<l Turn Bark Gibraltar to Spain. i Paris, Julv 4.?Great Britain must < i turn over its war fleet to Germany, i return Gibraltar to Spain, and re-' store Rpypt and the Suez canal to Turkey. Great Britain, France and the United States must pay Germrany an indemnity of at least $4 5.1)00.000.000. Belgium and French < territory must be surrendered. These are among the conditions included in the German peace propram published in the Nachricbten of Goerlitz, Russia, by Count Itoon.l a member of the Prussian house of lords, according to a Havas dispatch < ^ ic from Basel, Switzerland. Count Boon says Germany is en- 1 titled to the following terms because of?Tfs strength and until they are re- * all zed there should tut no armistice 1 and no cessation of submarine war- 1 fare. ' Annexat ion 2r Relgium, with ad- 1 minis!rative autonomy in the into- * rlor. Independence' of Flanders. 1 Annexation of the entire Flanders ' coast, including Calais. 1 Annexation of the Rrley and T,ong- 1 w basins and" the Tool. Helfort and 1 Verdnn regions eastward ' Restitution to Germany of all her colonies, including Kalo Chau. * Crej||jsHritain to cede to Germany ' such naval bases and coaling station.* 1 <' \ as Germany designates. 1 Great Britain must return Oibral- 1 tar to Spain, cede Its war tleet to ' Germany, restore Kgypt to Turkey < Hand the S^ez canal to Turkrv. < w Oreece^/nust be re-established un- ' i j%)r?!Ter King ('onatnntine with ' J^ntJo^ns before the wnr. ,1 Austria and pulparia will divide) j^Bfeerhla and Monteiftgro. Great Rrltain? franco and the 1 AjRhCnlted States must pay all of Oer-. ^^'^ any'a wa^ eosts, the Indemnity be^! r a minimum of 94S.OOO 0/ I I.' Vhey also must naree to del* 1!' ?piV ni.i t or 1 a Is Immediately,,S" ?* H n^nd Belgium are to/ ( I an tduu L flkjflk 1 and. played an impoi. ^ in the trial. Exports frofi 7,. Smithsonian JnstJtate wera eaj Is thilr t?e*tfin<<n% that the ?kn7*t! IMMEDIATE EXTENSION DEFEATED IN SENATE * Th For Present, at I-east, Draft A(jo j Cross Limits Will Not (.'ndd-go at |j, Any ClinnKC. ' work | The Washington. July I.?Immediate the extension of the present army draft traetl age limits, 21 to 21 years, was overnew i wholminglv defeated in the senate. The amendment, proposed by Senator Kail, of New Mexico, to the 'v $ 12f>,ooo.000,000 army appropria- NX(M ^ tion bill to make the limits 20 and " 4 0 years and all compromises sungested for definite minimums and 'v maximums were voted down. < hapt Settlement of this contrpversy, lllK 1 which has held senate attention for init,< several days, cleared the way for n'nK passage of the huge appropriation 100,11 d ress measure. Resides dlsnnsimr of ttm Hinft nr.,* question, the senate adopted several ^Pr'n important amendments to tlie army 'SUIK' bill. One authorized organization of the $100,000,000 aircraft produc- 'n "e tion corporation propose<l by tho n"'n,i a'rcraft production board ns a ve- sut'1 hicle for co-ordinating board through 'n the emergency (leet corporation. faijhi Other amendments accepted au- coun' thorize the new plnn of basing draft ' quotas on the number of men in work' Class 1, instead 01 upon state popu- ^ lotions and affecting rights of neu- ",n<> trals under the draft now. The sen-,**16 v ate previously had adopted the draft n,an quota legislation, but it has been "s,, held up in the house. made The question of extending the ', ,em* draft age limits occupied almost all ea<'1 music student. She was standing day j within a short distance of th" men work* ind one of her tinners was shattered work l>y a stray bullet. who < According to a police statement, impul LJrnham declared after his aries?, who i hat Temple, just before the cere- Wi'l monv was to have taken place, ad- that I mitted that he previously had been 'east married, and that his wife still was the i Ivlng. front whom he had not been Tin IJvorced: After this admission, being 3raham Is said to have told the po- quart lice, Temple leaped toward him and repac :ho shooting followed. Temple died like t l/Hhin Q fntlf ntln 1 ' mwnpi IUP juiuui^ua. 1 i A coroners Jury, after an Innuest r?n l>| "eturned a verdict of "justifieahln (1f on lomiclde." count Graham and hla wife came to pnper Memphis from Meridian and a con- "innr ''^Jfcce was arranged between the terest woman and her parents and Cross ^flgnple, at whlih. It was stated. On j^Lis for an inmedlate^ marriage was s nftv in adr- A ^|c-?g?. t 2 4 ^*.4 ^ T pat' fried jJ^phtring all candidate . t^e ialify not later than 12 o'clor 1*4 ln> -JwdHy. August t*. The asses bones "i? randldates 'w? "f the senate sessions. A proposal by Senator Harwick, of (leorgia. thati1'* ot I \i r he present minimum ape limit of 21 years be submitted for the 20 year a ',,r minimum of the Fall amendment 1110,111 was rejected, 4 1 to 211, as was one by Senator Weeks, of Massachusetts, 1 ,ona to make the maximum ape 35 years ,or' instead of 4". Proposals by Sena- Kl tor Hrandepree. of Connecticut, to VV|"1 reduce the minimum ape to 18 years 11011,1 and by Senator New, of Indiana, to r make military traininp of youths be- ro,,? tween 20 and 21 compulsory also "" were defeated. recen In the (lnal effort of those advo- ''a rating immediate legislation. Sena- ' tor McCumher, of North Dakota, advocated immediate organization of '' i?n army of 5,000.000 men. which KRrm Chairman Chamberlain of the mill- ,,aKStary committee declared was inipos- vonh slble. Senator Warren, of Wyoming, rof|,P senior ltepublican member of the <'olor mil'tary commltteo. declared con- ,l10 s press was handling the draft ques- ,M'lon (ion with "kid gloves and not bare * handed" and that 18 to 4 5 age lim- :,lgn Its are necessary. socks In connection with the draft ques- 1'to Hon. Senator Johnson, of California Poun announced that he would postpone sxvoa until tho now <n>nw ... ! - -1 All i v.., ..v? ui in/ |m w^i mil irs :*suiimitted his effort for legislation to ua*?' give states credit in future draft falls for excess of manpower furnish- n,'lf ed by voluntary enlistments. She thro i BRIDE'S FATHER SHOOTS AND KILLS THE GROOM be m hoys rialniH That Man About to Marry ro'(' His haiiKlit^r Admitted lie Itad ! of ya a Wife (jiving. Uo(l 1 being Memphis. Tenn.. July 4.?Robert L. and f Temple, a traveling salesman of tie. v Chicago, was shot and killed here quilt, ate Saturday within an hour of the Th lime set for his marriage to Miss foldir Winn Graham of Meridian. Miss., by This 1. G. Graham, father of the young gaim voman. Graham, n railway condtic- cloth or, surrendered after the shooting, cut I ind, according to the police, claimed chine fhat he was forced to kill Temple in W< ?elf-defense. July The shooting occurred at the home Rut t whore the young woman hoarded were ivhile attending a college here as a woult THE LANCASTER NEW ++ + + ++++ ped HKI> CltOSS XOTKS. e two branches of tho Red ono at Kershaw and the other m en t euth Springs, have done splendid J)y ever since their organization. rp|(.,m Kershaw Red Cross has within telegr last few weeks moved into at- Kntmi ive and conveniently situated is ,ln trios rooms and as a consequence the Kovcr est has increased wonderfully. wiies have as many as twenty-five wires crs a day, a perfectly splendid hoth dance. Recently thev sent in | munic dozen nicely made pajamas. <fj1 are -very anxious to assist the need < er in filling the surgical dress- phoni; illotments. Next week a com- telcph e from this department is plan- (.,i ;i to visit tlie Lancaster work- would s and learn to make the new niilita ings. e very live branch at Heath gs Is also planning to add a "Mr cal dressing department to its trol tl This loyal organization sends their gualrly well made hospital gar- a" *. With the assistance of two At pr? efficient branches and a number vent a terested groups of women and Haso, 'ul individuals throughout the ' >' a y the Lancaster Red Cross is r'pd a to do an excellent amount of an<l t The ii e Red Cross has had for some prever past one regular contributor to trollin workroom fund, a business wo- inu i,! of the town. Saturday Mr. J. eode i ssbit visited the workroom and pn' *n a donation, saying that he in- whate k1 contributing this amount t',p t' month. It is hoped that the ox- w'hioh e of these two may be followed aro hers. munic . J II. Witherspoon is planning "Th ge membership campaign. The with jersmp c?i the Red Cross is now the V >, which is not at all propor- all of te to the population of Laticas- the gi It is hoped that the number will the V eatly increased and that those sages back dues will not wait to be distan ed. ' give . W. J. kowry of the Lancaster telegr n mill handed in a few days ago inilita i, completing his pledge for the staten t Ited Cioss fund. ploves st week the apportionment of the nv Junior Red Cross of the rural daily ?1 swas shipped to headquarters. teleph tox contained four dozen refugee "in ents and four hundred property three The garments were grey three pii capes with hoods for little ;ee girls. The bags made of ed cretonne are to be used by oldiers to hold their smallest brr box of knitted garments was I shipped to Atlanta. 40 pairs of E i, 15 sweaters and 12 mufflers. I *V chairman has ordered 20(? I H ds of yarn. 2000 of which Is I I ter yarn and 100 sock yarn. I I nforested in knitting will please I B ii the papers as Mrs. I'oag will jjl y them through the Red Cross |H ? as soon as the wool comes. Ill i iiiii niiiny id town and I 1 ighout the county will he anx- II III to hot in knitting again. It ts [J tint that the knitted ear men in II nde during the summer that the I flj may he well prepared for ttie B winter in the trenches. I W Ft^tveek it was asked that hits |U I in of any e?lor be sent to the W Cross to tlnish a quilt that is B j made. Any one having odds ^ >nds of wiTolj no matter how lit- M tJ rill please donate them for this 1 I e workroom has heen giv *n a I a ic machine by the chairman. machine refolds the holts of on the straight of the so that it can he accurately >y the electric cutting ma- B O irk was begun last week on the I allotment of surgical dressings. I H tad it not heen that the rooms open almost every day little 1 have heen accomplished. Fri- 'V] ifternoon there were only two ?rs. Tills should not he th" of the few There are WTniniy I ? ome irregularly, merely as the IISM Ise moves them and so many MrU tevcr help at till with the work BIB not every woman In town OH fe B 't is her specific duty to give ;if P throe hours of each week to 19 S nuking of surgical dressings1 , m r>se t?oxos of Ave ya'd rolls are, shipped from division head- fu ers direct to France without, I king Surely every one would lJ * o have a part in supplying the H H lal overseas With the Ameri- I oys in ?'\rtual service at the side r hrave allies, and with ac- H 1 s of easualties in each day's ? . every true American woman H t but have an ever deeper in- I In the great work of the Red V Monday gift of 21.27 |hU ent in'fo t Wilted Cross from{ fll a abernael? 4ui(l0i Red Order by Bj j^m l'lyle^. * Tyte Red' Cross SI I '8 Iter's going to RlehmJ)W?f'fov^lreal lent'by I>r. Hfodges, tVe we" V It \ %?RI \ S, LANCASTER, S. C. ERAL CONTROL TELEAPH AND TELEPHONE I HAV Continued From Page One.) I WCll seven year of the facts. The government, . . , R unification of these lines, can daU^HtCr S e most of the employees of the, c"lllSf*cl hv aph companies by send tele- I i over the telephone wires as W6 ??aVC H ne successfully in other coun-, is where these facilities are under) ninent control. Telephone Syrup Pei ate better ttum l **-.** ? I'll and are piiscpplll'li1 of lisp for to'ephone and telegraph cnmation simultaneously. war departinont is in grave | i>f trained telegraphers. tele- J <ts and electrical men. If the one and telegraph be eotnbint least 10,000 telegraphers lie released at once for the; %/ rv service. Must t'ontrol the Wires. treover. it is necessary to con- 1 ip wires in order to prevent use for traitorous purposes, as j ler belligerents are now doing. sent, there is nothing to pre-1 a mild pic spy sending a telegram to 'CI | . . Texas, which being received <1S it IS gCconfederate there can be cat - bottle senc cross the river into Mexico lrlwell ? hen transmitted to Germany. v>?U.U , mperial German government its this sort of thing by con- work than one po g its own wires and furnish- o(ncerB> and one c \ own employes who censor all jn other belliger? ind doubtful matter. At pro- partuularly in ou this country there is no check trained man ver on the traitorous use of tJu, telegraphic elephone and telegram wires, messages sent ov in other belligerent countries wjros jn other *c? istal instrumentalities of coin- wa8t,M| energy ta at ions. U nited States, wl ie Postal Telegraph company n??,i the few except ions, duplicates which to win the restern Union and could cive decisively." its employes immediately to r?vf rnment for its service, and ........ Western Union, when its nics- . have been shifted to the lonir ce telephone wires, conld also * T. * , . . * Heath Springs, all ot their employes, except , , , .J ill v 4 The cro aphers and messengers, fo the , . are doinR line. pel ry service. It is an under- , . been about the rij lent to say that with fewer emto keep them pre i the Rovernmont can treble . . . . ,, , is especially poo tinber of mcssapes now handled ..... . ^ very rapidly by all of the telepraph and , . ... . . , blooms. A fairly one companies combined. has been harvest! the United States you see ;|n. anxiousiy awi pole lines, three set<j of offices.! N1jss |U,|ja Sil sets of overhead, doinR less m r?r Revt.ra, da; * sliphtly. Mr W. A. llo> 11 <> Reeves. MrIII and Miss Itertha f if zv 19 ''' lo Uolumbia III :in<l the city. Ill I Messrs. W. IV o I l{' Neal !,n<1 IVY oS K* | I attended the nnii New Hope Maptb ^ m . _ I I part of last week tyiuSery !| Mrs. F. M. Jones, of fl Palter, Ol la., writes: H "Vrom tie time 1 en- H fpr.i/1 inlr .itArtilnli/vwl Li . . r\ looked with dread I I \ from one .'month to the I I ' V ' next. 1 siiffered with my I I \ back aVd j bearing-down Rj S ''\ pain, unit life to me was | J a miser! f 1 would think H 4 \ 1 could ?ot endure the gl pain anyl longer, and I 8 gradually kot worse. . . !n| Nothing Aemed to help N m me until,line day, ...II 1 decide^ tb I I TAKE 1 lie Wo mail's Tonic "I toe c foul bottles," Mrs. Joi es gdps on to II 0H 1 say, "an 1 was*not only 111 SI f JL greatly i jlievedl but can U truthfully say that I have P 8 not a pai i. . .1 I S " It ha i now ?cn two B 3 years sin :e 1 tooltCardui, 8 I and 1 ai i still a good [Ihl health. . I wckild ad- I vise anyl woman y>r girl 8 10 use israui v. ire is a IHI i sufferer I rom any Ipmale III jH! F If you s iffer pain ctused R M from womanly troutae, or I I |n if you feel the needVof all good strengthening fc>nic R I 2 tobuild uf^yourrun-d^wn j Jj system, ttke the ad*ce II of Mrs. Joties. TryClr- El . dui. It helped her. we H i believe it will help you\ M All Druggists ml * EM'"K ^HEHHRESfi S I ' } *vr*5' PAGE SEVEN_ 1 'E been using Doctor Calds Syrup Pepsin for more than s. I believe it saved my little grand; life, as she bad such terrible spasms, .i f 1 me tuiiuuiuii oi ncr stomach, until er Syrup Pepsin. Our family thinks no remedy like Dr. Caldwell's :>sin for the stomach and bowels." ^From a letter to Dr. Caldwell, written by\ I Mis. C. F. Brown, 1012 (iaitield Ave., I \ Kansas City, Mo. / . Dr. Caldwell's ) rup Pepsin The Perfect Laxative Sold by Drujj^ists Everywhere 50 cts. (s-r,0,) $1.00 jasant laxative, as positively effective ntle in its action. For ar^ree trial 1 your name and address to Dr? W. B. 458 Washington St., Monticello, 111. v ile line, one set of tverhead are doing vitatt ments? *nt countries, and College of Charleston. r enemy countries. ?. * power engaged in SOl'TII CWKOMVS OLI1KST ) service sending COLLKtiK. e er the telephone] nuntries is simply', / king place in the . J ^ UMtli X ear Keg-ins September %7. x len we so greatlv .' . F manpower witn| ?<n ?|iemuy ann I ? , J_' V ? hntranoe examinations at dhe county seats Friday, July 1-, at 9 %~"+ + + + + a m jk ;r I Four-year courses lead ic? the B. 1111)(?h ^ and 1$. S. decrees. A ^^i-yoar ^ + + + + + + + + pre-medlcal course is pi von. Mill- l* ^ ' ""itarv training in all coifi^*. int.\ ps in this section j A f|f>e tuj1ion schpl^v^^ as- ar> a,rally. There has s|gnp(I f() |iaph roulUy'yf^W^tate. L'ht amount <>t tain, Spacious buildings^/nd athletic Jr iwitig. I he <*ott?>n ; Rrolin,|s> ttp]i equimjW^ laboratories, n'J d. It has grown UIU.xcelled ?libr*pe^rariltfes. 'vc"' and is producing ( (h:xpe'nseH mflerate. ' good crop of wheat pQr (erms an,j catalogue, address *~ d and the farmers I HAItltlSON It AMHMJMI, F.ting the thresher. 1 ^ ^ * President. ns has been very f ?.? _________ oyi rs hut is improving ^ The German language is spoken | - ** by about 110,0tl0,000 people as their ' vers, Mr. and Mrs. ntother tongue. i. it F. Crimminger, Crimminger motor-j r,c,c, contains no alcohol, arsenic, to see Catnp Jack- nor other poisonous drugs. Mackey, J, H. Neal, F'latit sweet potatoes. The 191# \\ . I.. Crimminger program rails for one-half acre per on meeting held at plow as i minimum. it church the latter j . " ( cures by removing ttic cause. rty | All jtiOU ! r ^ainsii '! |Q n/1 iskVtd t;kks m a\c inadc in the rthbed tread^ > -r H ' veel f;\*liarlv associated with *'Vs|p tho1 c Yd i ires and in the ia- . ||j ni^. I id; Non-SkidTread. .11 . ? h I\7>\iattcr which ot tlte.se II / \ i J ol ^ ti^es\^)U choose you cannot ^ HI. <?*? o?ir Nvi\,nLr! >minlB8fo? am rr&G* / \ ^ *? rio" vvifh 11 / Thc\ arc big, sturdy, rMMr,TAIu" v-erV ) / . /A t>. . ;' Mr. MM-aurin r>eaiitiruV combining re- . ... yet Saf ^vv >iHcncy,W-d, mileage, j| " ,ff tfI ?J5r-' /hatcty ancXcoinfort. I ^nih! <ISBKTJ & WILSON I ' 'IA I.Kit & MACHEY I > WIHNSON-LATIIAN CO. 1 I I.ANCAS'P S. C. I \ I r m \ I ghti' ?" r j whites qr?rol(X \ K;. * V \*