The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 27, 1919, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1919.
THE PEACE
Deliver C?nl to France. propris
'Ton'. K* cotera Gerrnnnv lc *1 Ker rt
deliver annually for 1** years to ceded
France coal equivalent to the 1 to;- tered
ence between annual pre-war output l h na.
of Noid and !' ?* <t? <':ila!? mines and and tr
?i.nual psoluction during above 1"- cotnml
year period Germany further g'ves with t
options ovci 1"' yars i .1 verv "tt?i
of seven m i ion t? i.oal * ? y ar Hraz'l
to Ftnt. n r.d lPiop to the n>v ve Sao P;
eleht miliio- tons fo PoVriuni tnd to alh
of . n a. .* ut ri.-i / fro :i f.i i ..da Cerma
half mTit n too^ in If4!'* ;<? IT 20 to "Set
eieh* a* d 1 lv ' niM* n-s in 1923 " u
to 1 J 4 to I .r. a i ;i.?' < i i if Sixod rnontf.
as prescribed in the t:e:it> Coke "at'ff
may he tai-or in pi - o of o;ti j, r?t ir.
rat'o of three tons to fo :r Prnvis- r 1 f<
ions is also made f r delivery to.du is.
Franc ov-r tii v of he zol. silk ai
coal tnt and nf ammonia. The com- this r?
mission has powers to postpone ot a half
annul the above do*iveri--s should furthe
th?y interfere unduly w th the in- nation
dustrial requirements of Germany, favore
"pyestuffs . nd Chemical Drugs?- lied a
Germany arrow's n tioi to the com- shall
mission on dyestuffs and chemical five v*
drugs, including quinine up to 50 Alsace
per cent of total sto k in Germany at on eo<
the time *h" t">",y come? i*?to force man t
and similar' option during each six the rif
months to end of lf?24 up ?o 2 5 per except
cent of previous six month? output. "Sh
Surrender* Cable*. and at
"Cables -Germany renounces all years
title to specified cables. value of such of retas
were privately owned being cred- nation
ited to her against reparation in- same
debtedness. Germa
"As renaratlon for the destruction ored i
of the library of T.ouvain. Germany coastir
is to hand over manus-ripts early territo
printed hook prir ts et cetera, to the try h
equivalent of those destroyed. istered
"In addition to the above Ger- territo
many is to hand over to Helg'um I'nfal
wings now at Merlin belonging to the dertak
altar piece of the Adoration of the lied at
Ijimb by Hubert and Jan van Fyrk, safdgu
the center of which is now in the tfon a
church of Saint Bavo at Ghent. and the tisi
wines now at Rerl'.n and Munich of ines a
th< nRar piece of the T.nst Supner by to res|
Dirk Boats, the renter of which be- risions
loncs to the church of St. Peter at in rest
Douva'.n. wines
"Germany is to restore within six "C?e
months the Koran of the f'aliph tional
Othman. forrreriy at Medina, to the nation
kin? of the H"djaz, and the skull of ed stn
the sultan Okwpwa. formerly in r.?r- and ur
man 'last \frirn. to his Rrftann'c for an
majesty's poverrment The German nation
povernment Is also to restore to the tach t<
French government eer* in nar.e-s n t'o*v
taken by the O-m m au'hor'ti' s in state.
lK"o, belen?r:ni: then to M Peuhet. "Mi:
ard to res'r e th Pro- *- " > ?:i. 40 nu
ken dtirine the war <?' 1ST? and newed
1871. lied at
Flnanr'jif Term*. c ,il ci
"Pinan e Pnv.-rs to which Oer- "iaiiy'?
man territ . Is ceded will a-oiur a to res
certain p > t* >n > ' *' e Oe-man "re. t'reu
war d"ht. the amount to lie fixed by make
ine repar rnns ? . . >n o , ! a new *1
basis of the ratio be*ween the r v spects
enuo and of the coded torrlto y mi tlon tt
Germany's total revenues for the n un
throe vo -s preceding the war. In nn,v or
view, however of the special eireutn* the Nc
stances under whi^h A'sa"0-' ^r- liquor
rnine was separated from France in inspect
1S71. when Germs "y re'u-od to ar- fishing
oept at y part of 'ho F-enoh "nldir at leas
rleht, Franoe w"1 not n?s'"''T? any these j
part of Germmy's pre-war debt there 'As
nor will Polar. ! share in cot tain union
Geiman debts Incurred for the on-' convor
precjiion of Polard.
"If the value of th.e Go-man pub-i "Chi
lie proper t> n cod- I t r:' y e- tariff f
r eeds the amour.' ?f debt assumed of lf?
the states to v h,-oh prcr.o-t .- r 1 /! 19bl:
give orerlit on reparation for the e\- mania,
oe's with the exception < ' A!sa<"?- of 1. o
Lorraine Mandatory po"-ers will and G
not assume env Germs" debt* or State*,
jr vp inv or"d t for (li rnim v re- Same;
iDT.f n-oner'v hernnnv r'- npoe? of al
all r'cht of renre?entst.'n on or many,
control of state banks romm'?s>ns | "Hi!:
or other sin liar |etcrnat'n"a1 dnan- and as
rial and e'-ononti" nrganlmf ;,,ni treaty
Pay Cost of f>cep?i .?i-.n sistent
"Germany is requ red to rav the in* noi
total cost of t* ? arm ? s of occmatlon ties en
frr.no the date of the armistice as August
long as they arc maintained in (>- states i
man territory, th's oo?f to *>e a first with It
charge on her resources. The cost ments
of reparation la the next rh-*r???. af- are ah:
ter makln* aurh prov sloes for pay-' iTanter!
meuts for fmnorts as the allies mavi Herman
deem necessary. ! lied am
I'fJermany la to deliver to the aj- Joy mti
lied and associated powers all sums under i
deposited In Germany by Torkev many a
and Austr'a-fTiftrary 'n conn?e?t? n August
u:th the financial support extended entered
b?#her to them durini; the v' r. a~d states r
to transfer to the allies aVI claims "F'rea?:alnst
Austrla-Hunsrary. Bulgaria c|e<trin?;
or Turkey In connection wl?h acee- In thre
nients made during the war Her- and one
many confirms the rennncin'lon of state w
the treat lea of Bucharest and Brest- pavmen
\ Litovsk. those a
"Or the request of the repara- pended
Hons commission. Germany will ex- ment ol
?
TH1
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? tion of eneni
' jnrhr' J T>ir tlcment of o
j V * jM f\ I lr participant s
A ? \.SLJa I A A bllitjr for th?
owing by its
of the enemj
ite any rights of interests of nf pre-war ir
it'onals on public ut'lities in "The procc
territories or those ad minis- vato enemy
by mandatories in Turkey.' drating state
Russia. Austria-Hufigaria, debts owed t
ansfer them to the reparation 3t:,te. direct ]
ssion. which will credit her t.r. ditor and
heir value. latirg thereti
rtnny u. irante - to repay to ( u. nr v
the fttt.d arisinu from sale of v,y court:
aulo coffee which "he refused or ^,y tjie n
"w ?razu to wunaraw from , ,,
ny An> ally or
_ e ,, , however, dc
tion 8. r.conomic clauses . ^
sioins: For a per-'nd of six
? ? ... months notir
s lif many snail impose no
dui:'-s h;i'hpr than tne low- ?>av f
for. o in r r..t,.Pr, f,v rtP?n "Knomy pi
in agri u!?ural pro- restoie or pa
wires. \?g<t.ible nils, ar" ticial property seiz
id washed or scoured wool f>,? amount
^strietion obtains for two and bv thp niixet
years or for five ye.u.< unless an<l ai
r extended by the league of nufdafe flerr
? Germany must give most within their
d nations treatment to the al- t,r>n for Prop<
nd associated powers She re8,orod or p
impose no customs tariff for debts owed
ars on goods originating In (5ernian nati
-I.orrafne and for thiee years rln'f"8 again
)as orscmatinc in roriner Der- ,u v-ompen
errltory ceded to Poland with s,,rh 'oases a
;ht of observation of a similar months all
Ion for Luxemburg property heir
ipping: Ships of the allied ,iPfl an<1 ass(
tsociated powers shall for Ave Inflation i
and thereafter under condition r'shts and in
iprocity. unless the league of a" c,a'ni8 b
s otherwise decides, enjoy the a> ied or assi
rights in German ports as acls under e:
n vessels and have most fiv- abandoned,
lation treatment in fishing, "Contracts.ig
trade and towage even In ,wnen allied
rial waters. Ships of a roun- aIs e*cepting
ving no seacoast may be reg- Pan anf^ Rra
I at some one place within its als are oance
ry. accounts air
r competition: Germany un- mont* 'or tl
es to give the trade of the al- w^ere the
id associated powers adequate Passed, lease
lard aga<nst unfair competi- contracts of
nd in particular to suppress "en> mining
e of false wrappings and mark- vv Ko\err
nd on condition of reciprocity ron,rar,s
pect the laws and Judicial de- Mixed ar
of allied and associated states 'f5,ah,'shed <
>eot of regional appellations of r^0"pn h>' *?'
and spirits. states a
rmany shall impose no excep- ment or fai'i
taxes or restriction upon the ('onf Sw
als of the allied and associat- ha\e Jurisdlc
tes for a period of Ave years to rontrar,s
lies? the league of nations arts PreSf'nr- peart
additional five years German In*ui
'<1 ty shall not continue to at- "Fire insu
o a person who has become a considered di
al of an allied or associated if premiums
lapse at the
lit lateral f'onve^tions?So- e premium fal
iltllateral conventions are re- after peace
between h'-rmnnv i~d the al- tracts may h
id associat d nnw"rs. but snr- 0f accumula1
litjotis are atta-hed to Ger- terest sums
eadn> on to several. As contracts dui
?a' end * - -raphic conven- coverahlo wi
Fernioiv must not refuse to "Marine i
reciprocal agreements w ith the ,jV( ( bv
(ates. She must agree as re- it w here t
the radio-telegraphic conven- > ru. ajr,. ,,jv
> provisional rules to be com- ,b. pj^ h
ue- ? h r >:id adheres to ;he p.( (! arft TQr(
invention when formulated In m,um8 dlle a
?rt sea fisheries and North sea ;trf> recovera
traffic convention, rights of tjOT a,.e abro
ion and police over associated }, (<t ran^p {(
boats shall be exercised for 8Ured to fin<l
t five years only by vessels of nui?-?l or ass<
mav cancel a
to the international railway obIi(,atPrt to
She she i adhere to the new t,nn of ,ts af
t. n w n form-llaterl -- -
Relieve. of OMl?ar|on. Poitcies.
i)i. as the Ch nes- customs 'Industrial
irranp.-nr.r.t. the arrangement 'h" In(hlslria
regarding Indemnity of Prr,P?rty are
France, Portugal and Ron Cial war ,nr>a
as to the Hague convention asioc,ate'1 Pf
H relating to civil procedure ,le H*ht res
reat Britain and the Unite] tM,ns on thp
as to ; rticje three of the an<1 c?P-v'irh
i treatv of are relieved n e sl" ^x<
I obligation toward Her- T" Suites
licenses am
sterol Treit?es?Karh allied 'nl 1 'ngements
"ociated state m-y renew anv War aro canf<
with Germany Insofar as con- "Section i?
with the peace treaty by giy trading pow<
tice within six months. Trc.a not they h<'!1
tered into by Germany since fhe opium c
1, 11*14, with other enemy It*l~. or
tnd before or since that date tocol opened
"mania, Russia and govern- ?ordance witl
represenftng parts of Russia b>' the third
roeafed a-^d any concess?en to brin
I under pressure bv Russia to ln,? force b
i subjects annulled The al- months of th
rl associated states are to en- legislation
?sf favored nation treatment 'Religious
treaMes entered |nt0 py (:?r. and associated
nd other enemy states before Proper? es of
1 lf?14. and under treaties territories br
into by Germany and neutral them sh.vll r<
luring the war. unde- the cot
war deb? A system ?f Germany rem
ho ses is to he created vfh- 'heir behalf,
e months, one in Germany Ite'gtum
ii ?-.!< ii ii ? ?? 11 'i aHsoriaT?*T 10
hirh adopts the plan for the pe-m1tte<| to
t of pre-war debts Including T'hinq Mouse (
rising frviin contracts hms v. *h n C*? yea
by the war for the adluat many must on
r the proceeds of the liquids- jn her terrltoi
l . .
B LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, 8. I
y property and the set- Belgium; similarly. the inferos
ther obligations. Each allied governments may construct
tate assumes responsl- Rhine-Meuse canal, both, if ci
} payment of all debts structed. to come under the com
nationals to nationals tent international commission. G
' states except in cases many may not object if the cent
isolvency of the debtor. Rhine commission desires to ext?
eds of the sale of pri- its jurisdiction over the !?>-.
property In each parti- Moselle, the upper Rhine, or late
may be used to pay the1, canals.
o the nationals of that! "Germany must cede to the all
payment from debtor to| and associated government-- f err
all communcatlons re-! tues. ves?et?
laiiuues io:' n
igation on all these rivers. tbe s
c'flc details to be established ' V
? of the debtor country I ar biter named by the United Stat
I'x^d arbitral tribunal: J I>ecision will be based on the leg
associated power may, mate ne. ds of the parties con e j
dine to participate in and on the shipping traffic dut
by giveng Germany six the five years before the war 1
e. j value will be included in the r"gu
or all Property. i reparation account In the r,i<e
roperty: Germany shall 'h" HhinP shares in the C-rn
v for all private enemy, navigation companies and prop.
?d or damaged by her.!surh ? wharves and warehou
of damages to be fixed hp,d b>' Germany in Rotterdam
1 arbitral tribunal. The fhp outbreak of the war must
ssociated states may 11-, handed orer.
nan private property Operation of Itailway*..
territories as compensa- "Railways: Germary in addlt
ertv of their nations not to most favored nation treatment
aid for by Germany for her railways. agrist (agrees?i
to their nationals b>, bled in transmission) to co-cper
onals and for other in the establishment of throi
st Germany. Germany j ticket services for passengers i
sate its nationals fot baggage: to ensure cotnmunioat
nd to deliver within six by rail between the allied, assoeia
documents relating bo and other states: to allow the r
I hv its national? in al-j struction or improvement within
iciated states. All war years of such lines * as neressa
is to enemy property and to conform her rolling stock
tercets is confirmed and enable in i*s incorporation in t^a
y Germany against the of the allied or associated powi
ociated governments for She also agrees to accept the den
tceptional war measures ciation of the St Gothard convent
if Switzerland and Italy so reque
?Pre-war contracts be- and temporarily to execute instr
and associated nation- tions as to the transport of tro
the I'nited States, Ja-jand supplies and the establishm
zil and German nation-1 of postal and telegraphic service,
lied except for debts for j provided.
eady performed, aeree-^ "Czecho-Slovakia: To as*,
le transfer of property Czecho-Slovakia access to the <
property had already j special rights are given her h
(s of land and houses, north and south Towards the A<
mortgages, pledges oriatlc, she is permitted to run her o
concessions, contracts|
iments and insurance'
bitral tribunes shall beilJ
>f three members, one J m mm
ermanv. one by the al-|F J II III
nd the third by agree-1 j-J Q | px '
up w men oy tno presi- ; J 11VU1 LOU
itzerland They shall 7
tion over all disputes as L ????????
concluded before the |
C IK 7 Tf
iince t'ontrHCts. ? - jJ M
ranee contracts are not ? J tSA# fj
ssolved by the war. even J 2 jjj Q
have not been paid, but - J
date of the first annual * J (Iff f
ling due three months J| j ?f It
I.lfe insurance con- l?
e restored by payments Br*
r?.?! premiums with in- ?falling
due on such gj J Se|| Relit C
rinir the v.-;.r to be re- jl '
It may p?y y
nsurance contracts are <* * * **
t' e .i k of war >x L!
he ri>k ins..red against ? |j
been incurred Where, ? J ?e>
not attached. premium* r J % F S"
ivt-rable otherwise pre III iLxvz
mil sums due on losses J 7
ble. Reinsurance trea ?>j Z> 1
gated unless invasion l?Z f',1
Impossible for the rein- JJj
another re.n.arer. Anv H ^ ,,, betwe(,n lhe 0
,.|at...l potter, hoe ever, I MJ , f j.joj
1! the contracts running ZH J
' " "" " $ Farm known as Hunt
-tsets attributed to such Lf-, r . to-o t
5T| from town, l'.ii 3-1 aer
Sh can be put under cult,
property rights: As Qf $3,800.
I. literary and artistic rfl ?!
re-established, the spe-'JQ Nice farm, 2 miles -o it
Mires of the allied and SR dwelling, barn, shop, t w
>wers are ratified and 31 one almost new, creek r
erved to ii -pose c0nd MS place, giving some f?re 1
use of German patent- Of place is absolutely a bar*
ts when in the public'ft"
ept as between the Qj Farm known as Leona
and Germany, ore-war 5R % miles northeast of city,
rl rights due for SR ing aud outbuildings in
committed during Some timber; also som
?iied. ' i% land on this place. Only
Opium: The con-; ______
r> apree. wnemer or t LJCZ 1'acres, belonjfing t(
? signed and ratified; qJ mile from Antioch;
onvfntion of /angary i ffl school. This place is prac
signed th" special pro-1 Jj] nice 5-room house an?l j
at the Hague in ac-,"n 10 acres which joins this
i resolution* adopted K the 100 acre tract.
opium conference in Qf
k the said cnnventioVi ()ne ^-room dwelling it
v enactinp within 12 (V school building, fine loca
e peace the necessary ? 2 with me long at $2,500.
missions: The allied * * I Up VPrV C3 rnp
I powers agree that the [ * 1 IiC VC ^
religion* missions In rtj fMJ.
longing or ceded to J 3 I 1T01Y1 HOW""OT
nl nue in their work ]
ltrol of the powers. 1
ounclnp all claims In J W y
May Hal Id Canal. I j ?/
?Helrium Is to ho I m . V ^
build a deep . draft U~
" "X""l*i Phone 107
rs. In which case Gerinstruct
the part with-1
ry on plans drawn by l?>fili.
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- it's not your hea
q it's yoi
Kidney disease la no reer>a?ter of per- dt&tely. T
aon?. A majority of the Ills affilctirtff uiaoee the
people today can be traced back to t!. .is a'|T
' r kid'iey troubiO. i.a.ve CMUP
ral The kidneys are the mrst Important ' ' y* '
oreans of the tody. They are tne, f ' >n
fllterers. the purifiers, of your blood. '
od K'dnev disease Is'usually lnll"ate?l by
al_ weirtrifis, sleep essness, nervousness. qqitj .
dmpondem-y, backache. s?omach ^. _ ,
av- Ma- pain In loins and lower abdor:.esn Woo f
rail stones, graver, rheumatism. sc:at>ca j ' ' ,
I ' and lumbago. I r-l'..
,i r. ah tnesc airanrTntn'i are na*Tr?'? <t . '
Itrn&ls to warn VjU " th( KM
n<-?l he' p You ehoo.il us?> <;< !.l> V' Ab bi
it . MKDAL Haarlem OH Capsules lmine- fur. ! If
fcr t!'r' ' V\ m I
To the north. j '
her for y . - in i 1 ; ni : a^f
1 ,n and Stettin "h" tip'
r?% out by a nrnm.s- uf : :? > .
af and Great Iirit.in. /
be -The K.el caial: Ti e K.el t; VlCl
i> to remain :r?e and op*n to "VO'JR EC
ami merchant ships ot ?..if o:.s '
ion p<>:trp \v:'h Germany. Go ds a-! *
on ships of all Stat'? are to !< treite'
rar~ on terms of a. - 'u'-- <; ia 1 it> nd
a,<4 taxes to be It: p- >ed beyond ti-.os- ^ 'r
leh re^essary for upkeep and irnnrov.
ind nient for which Germany is to be re p, .j [
l'n sporsible In case of violation of or th >!
rp'l disacrecment a? to these provis ons f,,t" 1 .
r ?-o * \\
?n" any state may appeal to the lea-ue t>. ,i . >n
^?>tioris. and may demand the ap a..fj wher
r>': pointment of an international com- 1 ?i > >
mission. For preliminary hear ne- :
llns r.f t'.
.IVI uianv Mia. I esiaD- I jl
Prs lisii a local authority at Kiel. ! afnr, ^;u,i
11n" "Section 11 ?Aerial navigation: Now ;r
'on Aircraft of tie allied and is.soeiated J 1!on a 11
s*9- powers shall have full liberty of 1 h'"
Tliei t at 1
'u?* passage and landing over an^ it. 1 vr?.side-.t
0h" German territory. equal treatment I o'ohx k '
en* with German plane? as to use o* Jut * 1 '
a9 German airdromes. and with iuo<- '
capital si
favored nations planes as to internal s;
;irp commercial traffic in Germany. (Jer- sh,iv<
iPa- many agrees to accept allied certifi- ' -1
ot^ rates of nationality, air worthiness
lr--. He ft Sp
>wn (Continued on Page Six 1 r?7-4t.
ite Rentals ]ns
Can Be DID- Plykr Will Do It
1 r./! f net ?"? f < "! ( ? ?1?
ttiu incv.i ^ v ity o iill V I'i'I I
ou to see me and talk it cv
irgains That Wen
UD 'EM EVERY ONE
il M 11 and Brook- One nife new "-room
sh. First I'/esbyterian chi;
qhurch/a and school.
er p'ace, 2 miles w?e vary heart < . town
es. t h; o ! > it *.hs $V.5( h.
\ atioi:. ii? .o ..t
,lit re is a real ' irgak
t ?v^n, ^outh ; situ to.1
,h. 12'"* ic " wi h I rty Hi'l ;tr 1 B/.v,
o tenant houses, Ghurch and school hj
'ins through this quicker? to 1 mile av
ottom land Th> cood.t *?>ir : 223 1-'!
fain for $5,000. acre, with tern
ird Caskey \ ; ee, O r store I uilcjing a
100 acres, dwe'l- now e ".pied \ y Mr. G
good condition. so'utojy the best stand
e good bottom ing is JOxTo feet, fire
?.?>3 per acre. parly giving check fo
* Don't Wait: decide, then
> W. B. Plyler. /I 1
ood church and All the above propel
;tica!ly new, vrth country, is rente ' a* f
food ham. .V-o price which I a.-k. ther
place. $4,500 for that they are 1. ,. . a
Did you ever hear :
i rear of Graded they could have boujrht
tion. Can't stay property for so ami so. I
double?
thing will be heard five 01
possibly in one year. Jus
E. PLYLE
Next to Ben!: c!
Efi-iL i SK,"
PAGE THREE
RT
JR KIDNEYS"
t^e soothing1. heeling oil ?Tlmkldneys.
relieve* Ir.flatn-vadestroys
the g.-rms which
fed It. L?o noi Wait until toir
?o yc - 'rue.;!*-' 'olayai iJ
t> 'L.L> iiaarleni Oil
In tw.*r,; y.four hour* yii
1 health iad v.gor returning
>1? j the day vou ?-?t heard
MEDAL I:.- arl< fn Oil.
u f. that you have cured
.otitinue to tako ont? or two
taeh day, so ns to keep in
C o r. and ward uC the
other gt'?cy?
i ported GOL.1J
a i i. Three elites. Money reth
y do not helt> you.
OTHERS
K 1 .Ti1 yt^:r rhs^or's .***59
Luis by.keeping
Uways &:\ Jjani?
cs\aporu^J
.DYGUARD" - 301. 60*7*1.20
(>\ IM l,i;\>K Ol CAi?1
r.M. >TO<1\.
>.- ? ?"0 annual meetine of
h? Met s of the Springs
?\ Meruntile Co:??pa y
.an us?<--. S. C.. on the !' :
f ' i'iuary. 1 19. it \\ *
y t'e stockholders to in?
capital stock of the >tfrom
'.'."i.'1 ") to $ 1 n i.O' O,
"as at said meeting a
s <1 ly adopted auth
tary to take such str r.; ,s
ie> '--sary to increa - ? the
x k f said corporat >u
i pursuance of said ret nieet;i.g
of the stockholder*
poration is hereby called to
the o'h e of Leroy S;.r n-s.
Lancaster, S. C., pt 12
d. on the twelfth day of
!!'. for the purpose o.' c?ni
resolution to increr ? th-f
'ock of the corporation to
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