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Program Will Ik* Partially wj
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Pittsburgh, March 27.?Despite at
the financial predicament of railroads,
the railroad administration 1,1
plans to carry out as much of its 03
improvement program as possible to s'
keep labor employed and roads in Kr
re.pair. Walker 1). Ilines, director
general of railroads, declared in an ""
address tonight before the Pitts- pr
burgh Traffic club. He asked for a av
more adequate understanding on the ea
part of the public of problems fac- 11:1
ing the railroads during the war and
in the immediate future, and pre- ,M
sented suggestions for operating
roads privately under public regulation
as a permanent solution of
the problem. He emphasized the Pu
ability of the railroad admlnistra- ni(
lion to finance itself in spito of tho ro
failure of its appropriation hut this an
does not mean it will not need the s,>
appropriation as soon as congress
meets again. wl
Referring to the improvement ^
program, Mr. liines said: "ITnforqu
tunately the impression lias gone out
that the railroad administration h is . ^
derided to out off all improvement
work, including addition and betterex
ments and maintenance. This is
sa
not a fact. What has happened in.
that we are taking steps to give the1 ^
railroad corporations full opportu-j
nity to determine whether they
should assent to the work which
they must finance. It is the inten- a
tion of the railroad administration ar
rle
to carry forward just as much additions
and betterments and mainte- <,r
nance work as possible in order that
the railroads he kept in good repair on
and extended to meet the needs of ,l(
the situation. ! wl
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Proposing eventual private opera
xion witn government supervision,
Mr. Hines said: I ..
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"My own view is that a moderate' l)r
guaranty on capital should be pre cj,
scribed (by the government) so as p?
to Rive a reasonable assurance to
capital, and there should be a right
to a participation In any profits A)
made in excess of that guaranty so
as to furnish the needed stimulus to
private initiative. 1 ta
"I further believe the government' tn
ehould be strongly represented on Mi
the hoard of directors and these th
government directors should consti- mi
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te an important part of the rogu- OUTBREAK IN HUN
tins body which prescribes the SHOWS NEEI) OF
tes so that this regulating body
111 know as necessities develop that Time lias Come to T
e necessities are developing, and 8U|nfl ArhW Maw
ill be able to meet the needs of the,
tuation much more nearly at the Bolshevism.
me the needs arise than is possible'
present. ! Washington. April 1-1
do not believe these funda- an leasing seriousness
ental changes can be successfully uatlon in to
rried through except by the con- ?xpre,8ed by an ?mc,aI o1
ruction of a comparatively few ??*P?rtniont that "the time
eat railroad corporations, each ?>r for ,he a,,,ed natlona repi
. . , , .. Paris to take a definite
hich will so combine the prosper,
, . stand against Bolshevism
is an<l unprosperous roads as to
esent n fair average result and get IM un ?'b' 'a' na,ui
my from the hopeless diversity in ceived at ,he H,at0 depar1
rnings which has existed in' the
, , ... .. ... grave apprehension was fe
.st. and upon each of which it will
...... , well as in Washington ov
practicable to have antplj gov.
, ..... i tuition.
nmental representation.
Reviewing government operations Hepresentatives of tl
railroads during the war. Mr. Statea ,n V<Rnna r?P?rted
i. i . .w administration had one or
nes said it was important the
... , . . .. ... . in Budapest and it was st
hue understand the accomplish.....
. ., . might he other Americ
pint of three great results. First,
. , ,, , . . These advices said there i
nflict of priorities was eliminated
.. i?? c .1 . > feeling toward Americans
d unification of control prevented
rious congestion. Second, through but a Htrong
vernment control railroad labor vsas being
is given wage increases and im- ? *rencb' This
oved working conditions. Third. ""VR(1 he iS dU? to th?
? , iii r . hy French troops of th
e government provided for ade?
, ? . ., . ... zones between Czechoslo
ate financing of the roads which
. , . , , . Hungary and Rumania
herwise would have been almost m .. , t
(possible. None of those questions *s"iy' 11 18 oenevea hen
uld have been dealt with properly
eept under government control, 50,000 OK Efi
id Mr. Hlnes.
And Many Are the Voices
MASH FRONTIKR IHStTSSF.n ' ,<r P?opl?BY
THK COlTXCIb OF FOUR
Paris, April 1.?The conditions of' Fifty thousand voice*
preliminary peace with Germany Jtrand chorus! And that'*
e still being considered by Presl- her of American men ar
nt Wilson and the premiers of wh" ar?' publicly pralsin
eat Britain, France and Italy The Kidnev Pills for relief f
ur government heads deliberated ache, kidney and bladder
the question of the Polish fron- ?ay it to friends They te
?r. accordihg to the newspapers, home papers. Lancaster
tio believe there will be some diffl- in this chorus,
lty In reaching an agreement on Here's a Lancaster case
e principle of the annexation to 8. I). Taylor, farmer, s
>land of territory containing two to eral years ago I had a sii
ree million Germans. The papers that Mr. Taylor had. ]
iiuvk ine council will reach a de- of kidney trouble. My ba
lion sooner on the (iiieation of re- ed me terribly sore and 1
rations than on the Polish ques- kidney secretions passed
>n. I and I had to get up often i
, that account. I heard I)
VlEllICAN ItAIMtOAl) TlUtOPS ney pmH highly recomme
All It IV K ON MURMAN COAST got some and they relieve*!
Archangel, April t.?The first de- the trouble."
chment of American railroad Price 60c, at all deale
oops, destined for work on the simply ask for a kidney
urman railway, have arrived on get Doan's Kidney PI 1 In?
e Murman coast. Other dotach-' ourn Co., Mfgrs., Ruffalc
ants are expected to follow soon. Adv.
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NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
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GARY the French members of the inter-al- REBEL
ACTION lled ni'WH'on in Budapest hnve beenl HE A
I interned, ?s haH been reported in I
like Firm news dispatches from Vienna, but
- doubt was expressed as to the in- s
elusion of Americans or British in Fjtypt
the internment order.
It was said by officials if the HunUeports
of parjanH actually have declared war . ,
of flic sit.-; i LiOnnor
upon the entente powers, as was ....
an oninion military i
p i threatened in state department adr
the state . commons,
vices made public, it would be a ... ,
hart en in e 111. secret
i natural move for the Hungarians to . . .
esented at, a(tempt to rearh thc Adriatic anrt ?f
and llr.n, rerover a portion of the Austrian
i > i.|itie was so i
navy now in the hands of the Jugo- ,
e was re- g,ftVH ?unparlan barters, it was ,he *Z ,
ttnent, ,)Ut said, undoubtedly would recognize ?n 1
Indicated return an
the advantage to be gained by strik- . .
It there as . --
ing immediately toward the Adriatic
er the sit- bftfore (he authorltles in Paria had Th,E de
' time to act. , tary waB
10 ITn,tPd( The question as to whether Hun-i mark8 of
the food Kary.R acceptance of Bolshevism had ',ad s,lid
two agents i(R ,nap|ratlon from 0erman BourC(,8 over-irsu.
ated th< re ^ considered doubtful by state de-. 8,ronKt*1
.ins there. partment officials although it was n8l<e{'
a as no ill- would be an experiment of tak'n? P'1
or Brl'lsh frreat intprest to Germany as It would at <llP p'
ft < ling of once put the allies to the test as co,1'd be
manifested tbfijr a(tJtU(je toward Bolshevism. anf,> 'n ^
1, It Is be- every pu
occupation Advices to the department Indicat- lonR ,n t,
e neutrai Pd the gantry of Hungary thus far fhe mJmb
vakla and had not the new regime to fu, dayH
. ... , any great extent but it was pointed
and Hun-, v "Onlv
? . ... out that In no case has Bolshevism
s probably th,. Hecrel
got Its start by a general rising of
| the proletariat. Rather it has been 1,1 ''p,P''
1 started by a small clique of officials
and gradually has spread and been n'"*'ssa'>
of linens. |n?tn|fid |nfo the mlndH of thp pro,e. collected :
tariat. Such was the case in Russia, '"za,ion 1
it was said, and undoubtedly is the 0o,n''art<'8
1?What a way in which the "disease," as it nui"'<,r'(
i the num- was called by one official, may *>e
id women spread throughout Hungary. ,n a s,ato
,g Doan'aj ?- Had 8,1
rom back- VERSA II, EES NOT PMCR FOR ,ak)"K P'
ills. Tbcv' (1KHMAN FINANCIAL ENVOYS ,IunKary
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~i t'arls, April 1.?President Wilson _^
people are }infj Premiers Clemenceau, LloydGeorge
nnd Orlando held another
meeting at President Wilson's Paris /~\I r\
nys: "Sev- residence. VjLaU
ght attack n0 decision has been reached, Itj
Koster-Mil- appears, regarding the place where,
,ck bother-, the German financial mission which ftct?nc?
ame. The ja to hold consultations with allied
Irregularly representatives shall be received. It that "t?v*l
it night on |a said, however, the report that the '^liTng0!
oan's Kid-| Germans would arrive at Versailles and life t
nded, so I Sunday Is Incorrect. It Is considered
I me of all more probable that they will be dl- Ha'arUm"
j rected to proceed to Brussels or to weakness
irs. Don't Spa, where the place for the hold- urne'horol
remecly--i ing of the conferences will be made '
?the flame known to them. That place ft la oe- contatntnj
i, N. Y.?; clared. will probably not be Ver- th<un " y
sallies I
TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1919.
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LION REARS ITS guaranteed protection by the league
D OVER ALL EGYPT ?' nations? Sir Donald had said
continued the secretary, that the
German army was to be reduced to
ecretary of War Assert* 100 000 nien anrt that the 0erman8
Is in Virtual State of were to have no boy scouts. That,
Insurrection. ' the speaker asserted, was what the
? .. allies were going to demand. But
i, April 1.?Defending the ha<1 the Germans agreed to it. and
service bill in the house of was ,herp any chance of ,helr a*rpe'
. Winston Spencer Church- ,n* to il if ,hp aMips tested themary
for war. declared the BP,VPa of 0,1 thp,r ,orces at thp Prpa"
Kgvpt was in a virtual Pnt Gine.
Insurrection. The position "ThP government." said the seclangerous.
he added, that rP,ary" "have to faoe the real faptsnment
had to appeal to men If WP ?Q"?ndered our forces at the
mint of demobilization to preaPnt ,ime bpforP ?*ur tPrn,s are
d save their comrades from wi,h European conditions
rdered ' increasing gravity and perplexity,
then we should throw away with
.claration by the war secre- bolh han(,8 a? thp by
brought about by the re- (hp 8aorlfloe8 of mimons of our raen
Sir Donald MacLean, who durl four ..
D.U.I*
VMCDI 111 IU1IU nas KTOBSiy ^
ed with respect to the To Advertisers,
of the army. Mr. Church...
... . , . The patrons of rhe News' adverIf
he followed what was ,
. . . tlsinj? columns shou d hear In mind
ice In almost every country _ ,
. . that some time Is required in nutesent
time and. if so, how p
say there was over-lnsur- n* ^ a " n aftei the copy Is
mnplna HOP.OOO men for r"<'"lv<"1 ?' ?"'> " ?' ?h'"
rpo.r, Including 10 ditto- ,h,e " "orltaor wait. until tho laat
le home oountry. I... Hum ""I""*' hl" ho "><
er kept here In the pe.ro- ?oly contrlbote. making the puIx-fore
the war. per l.te but prevent. Ihe ?d. man
Kiv.ng proper attention to Rottine
three days airo. continued (he ad ?p ,n ^trartlve sty,p A?
tary. a situation developed ropy f()r adj| sho(1,(, bft ,n {hp ofnoe
which was of very far- nm latPr than Mondny nofm for (ho
danger and which made It Tufiaday papor and not ,a(er than
to appeal to the men who Thurf,day noon for (h? Fr|d
at various ports for demob- *
to ro hack and help their ^
and save them from beinp V/ (J M
Spasmodic croup is
mle of Egypt was virtually usually relieved with
of insurrection. one application of? jnrif
r Donald read of what was ^ J ^ J^JmK\
ace on the Hlnck sea, in % \ /. C*jMyV
and on the whole frontier ICfVS X^APQRUdjIL
small states which were "YOUR BODYGUARD" - 30f. 60M&G
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kidneys mid digestive organs. ,!ie action and enable* the
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rears It la a standard old- druggist and get a box of OOlvC
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