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PAGE SIX * GERMAN IMPERIAL LAV SUPERSEDE Berlin, Aug. 21.?Under the new bills whiel German constitution which was disapprove passed by the national assembly af- Laws m ter months of debate and which be- cites, if th came effective this week, the empire jority vote svill have exclusive legislative rights I'rovisic governing foreign affairs, colonies, tern and tli citizenship, immigration, defense, es- amount of pionage, customs, posts, telegraphs ing an ag and long distance telephones, repop- The raiirt illation, motherhood, children, youth, over by th iiealth. labor insurance, protection to fe^se of tli i ltihnrora iiml onihlfivhc pnniivip'itinn it iu trivntt care of wounded soldiers and their administrs relatives, socialization of national re-J Judges sources, economic undertakings, man-, will be ch ufacture, distribution, price fixing,] moved ext economic production, trade weights. Military c< measures, the issuance of paper mon- war time i ey, food, luxury, articles of industry, Germans mines, insurance, the mercantile ma-: law and t rine, the control of lake and coast have bash fisheries, railroads, automobile traffic, duties. N transportation by land, water and ferred, an air. road construction and theaters, they descr Individual states will have legis- Every lative rights, but the imperial law will rights any supercede those of individual states. and may 1 The constitution lays down rules will have l for alterating the empire materially, and purch providing that plebiscite shall be held ery Germt in districts affected. will have The reichstag supersedes the tern- teeted in porary national assembly. It will be German m elected for a term of four years. The ?'Pn coun president will be chosen by the entire Pttttishmen German people instead of by the as- Foreign seinblv and will hold office for a term no* *'e '>rp of seven years. He will represent the I froe llsp ? empire under international law. will Kvery (J make treaties and accredit diplomats. P'pss 1* Declarations of war or peace must he sPf>ken wo proclaimed by the imperial reichstag, tte and treaties with foreign states must ,nP pictun he accepted by the reichstag. The I'nder t president, as contmander of the de- '"p" 'he fense forces of the empire, can em- niarriage c ploy armed forces for quelling dis- "'p an turhances. or may end them against tIoM. ?nd states which do not fulfill their du- 8Pppial pre ties, but in doing so must notify the on ,fie ,>as r^lchr'ar. which is given the power Mothcrhoo of veto. The president's order must c,a,1? to ? be countersigned by a chancellor or l"?Kitimat the imperial minister whose depart- undpr the ment is affected. social com The chancellor will occupy a posi- an(1 -vouth tion analogous to that or vice-presi- ni0ral' spir dent. He and the rest of the ministry A lonu 1 will he appointed by the president l'itizens- w The chancellor will determine the (,<M,na">' pIiiHoc tha empire's foreign policy, boar responsi- ( I n. j bility for the cabinet and in case of a .... . or social, tie vote in the ministrv, will have the groans Ii deciding ballot. The reichstag is giv- . . , . , . ficials appt en the right to impeach the president, ^^ ^ chancellor and ministers, f'harges , ? .... . . .. them are fi upon which impeachment proceedings ^ ; ^ are based must bear the names of 100 ? , . clares thai members of the reichstag before the ^ ^ case can be brought before the court. , ' lief and c< The imperial council will be com- t!lif there jiosed of representatives of individual aiu.e sci states which will have at least one vears tn | t vote apiece. The votes of the larger vinoe,i states will be based on population, be- w jj ? . , ing fixed on the number of millions tl(j ?tate of inhabitants within their borders. )Mj ; , ,j No state can have more than two-' pr;V|f,. fifths of the total number of votes in' wj,|j ,.()W the council. Half of Prussia's votes S(,j,'m,1s ? must come from provincial adminis- jjy(,rt f() t.,j irations. Imperial legislation can not Spjrj, o1 tjj, be introduced in the reichstag with- f)[ r, out the consent of the council, unless { the government ventures to introduce stitution il labor is ob ii kwpjjj ! t, B> Constipated; bilious: dl v.r.y, ' N| headaches: nervous: lirl- aK l~uit? K table;. "feeling bad all |B Mr- over' . Whole system eonBp gosted. "All plugged up." jiff | DR. Tracker'S | I Liver and Blood I S?.VZ k Syrup m ?r?rh,c??j B showing tL , In what you need. Tt'a a <B B- purely vegetable tonic and Oils world B l.lood purifier. Mildly l..*n- M ' nnvv dnna B; tlve or thoroughly cnthartlo H J ' ' B? according to the dose. {B tflligcnce. It wakes up a lazy MVRIt 3? ? and keeps It "on tho Job", ai States, cm B} It Induces healthy action of IB I 0,17 1, H'; the KIDNEYS, ft puts the <B I 1 1 ' 101 " B: ilOWEI.S In good condition iB . or in tile R; YOU need something of 'to Great |g this kind?and every mem- "B nnuhlng to ber of the family, from tho B I t? B[ children up, does too. Get ]B gram that It at your drug store. jB B "tor two yean I suffered with navy for t B? ?m# kind of atnmarh trouble 'gf and Indigestion. I tried aeveral * U)I -V " IOr B- remedies, but could get no re- naval hont BJ lief until I tried rour DR. il V TIIACItEft'ft LIVER AND RJ.OOD *,1* A little* In SYKL'P. Two bottles cured me. _B .1 . n?llp., IB I hare no trouble with nir ?tom- )S "M" ath now ; can eat anything I de- Ui find IlUVal GJ aire without fear."?Mia* Fannia VM . , ? B iohnv.n?Tonn. B 100 more ! <1J TKACHFR MflHCINE CP. $ lrni,' (, Sf; 'gV. OtiJttanoega, Tain.. U. t. A. AM exceeding jjjj^hy nGar'y l ' , THE LANCA total of 680 ships aggregatli U TTfl 564 tons, as compared \ many's 262 ships and 1,058 OF STATES and the United stat?s 1531 860,017 tons. Today Germany, now it tl i the reichstag knows to be among naVftl powers> ha8 a (d by the council. navy of 45Q ghlps Qf nU , ay be submitted by plebis- ta,Ung 826 637 ton8 Thesc , e president desires. A ma- nQt ,uc,ude German vessel > will nullify the law. dered to the allies or Russii .n is made tor a budget sys- ,n th<j handg Qf lhe 0erm| le reichstag cannot raise the garded from tho 8tandpolnt the budget without reach- inR emciency a8 d|8tingulsi ;reement with the council. number of 8hlp8 and tonn >ad systems will be taken mftny ,g outclaB8ed by bot e empire and states. It do- an{J japan> her navy being ie country requires the step, a,most entively of old and the power to take over the ve88els The prlde of Gorn] it ion of all water routes. powcr wnR 8Urrendered to of the ordinary civil courts ftt St.apa piQW whepe maQJ osen Tor life and cannot be were sunk by (he,er of, :ept by judicial decision. creW8 jurts are abolished save in japan> flfth naval power ind on board warships. All hng pagged Fpance and Qern shall be equal before the . ana now ranKs next to tl hat men and women shall statPS |n lighting sea streni ally the same rights and actuai standing of the navi o more titles will be con- worij today from t d will be given only when polnt Gf modern lighting str* ibe a person's occupation. cording to the navy departn German will have equal ures> is Great Britain. Unit* where within the empire japan> France, Germany, K live where he pleases, lie naiy, he right to own real estate The completion of all vet ase food in any state. Ev- i,uilding nnd projected will in permitted to emigrate s|i;ps totaling 500.000 toi the privilege of being pro- nrjtjsh navy as compared foreign countries and no ships am| 1.116.389 tons ay he delivered up to a for- ^Tnitocl States, 2 4 ships and try for prosecution and tons for Japan, and 13 sliipt it. 000 tons for Germany, acct speaking Germans may the Iuost authentic figures vented from developing the a, (lu. nuYy department, f their mother tongue. The composition of the erman has the right to ex- t,uilding programs, a matter opinion' hv written or t),rp0 years, will find the cli rds. print or picture. There pou0rs Df the world with tti censorship save for tnov- jniI re|ntive strengths: Gr >s. uin. 955 ships, aggregating he heading "community of tons; United States. 608 shi constitution declares that jnK 2,117,922 tons; Japan, 1 onstitutes the basis of fain 755,239 tons; France, 253 sh d the salvation of the na- .j37 tons, and Germany, A it is. therefore, under the measuring 823.437 tons. Lection of the constitution As a r??sult of the great is of equality of the sexes l)oa, destroyer program cai d. it is declared, has a prior by tllo united States during he protection of the state, American navy now inclu e children shall he placed than 150 destroyers of the fa same bodily, spiritual and iatest type, with nearly 2 litions as legitimate ones. i,Ujiding or contracted foi must be protected from Britain owns about 425 of th itual or physical neglect vessel, many of them old an* i:m <ji uii" rigms 01 uerman niodern naval value, and h hich seem obvious outside building or authorize comes next. The list in- many's destroyer force has right to hold gatherings, to r?rtuced as to make it a neglij societies and organizations tor j.tpan owns 40 modern political and religious pr;; according to best avail t is declared that petty of- vlroji. and has about 20 un tinted for iife may not he struction unless complaints against Great Itritain emerged 1 rst submitted to them. war with by far the most digion. the constitution de- battleship and battle cruiser : ail citizens of Germany th,> world, although the Unit complete freedom of be. now jias under construction a ons< ience I' is provided ble aggregation of major shl must be universal attend- a;n s navy today Includes f> tool for a period of ei^ht ships and nine battle crui hat pupils must attend ad-|tbr.n 20 years old, with foil ools until IS years old I'jful bat'le cruisers now un ne'f-ary to pay tuition j struction. iid "ill be given needy pu- The United States has 2 leir famil.e* J ships capable of holding a p schools cm be run onlyl m0(jern battle line and not i rt.ment permis* on AH j a number of old type ba , ...um inur.i- HU|]is'ed for sale or the an; ucate their student? in the Thirteen of the most moder ? German people and ;n th? ships in the world are under i 'conciliation with the p.-o- tion for the United States, world. Instruction in con- battle cruisers are authorized government and manual be completed during the nc licatory in all schools. years. stltution lays down basic Japan has battleships a he economic future, guar- battle cruisers completed ? te rights f?f spirityal work battle cruisers under constri on and protects art. A sys- authorized. Germany retain ncils Is created for Indus- tleships and one battle cruit (ilch employes will have a nf which are of practically e decisions reached by the value, and has two battles! three battle cruisers laid d " which construction has been VY OF AMERICA France? has 18 battleships an 'I OSF TO FNCil \ND cruisers completed and rides in ItulldlnK itrin- . of ?J?? ? doctors, druggists unci tl el States Far Miead have In UOO Chill and Fevc of Japan. ?Adv. . .., ti ;.i I r< c c. w-v nn An' ' i 1 - ,a,"!| ^ZS.UU KeWc i l nited States as a ltavai T ing the last two years is demonstrated in figures I Oil CWI'Tl UK AND IlKT le sea strength of 'he van- C'll.XIX (JAXti OF KS('.\ powers, compiled by the CONVICT rtment's office of naval In- James Dunlap, who esca They show that the United chain gang camp in evening >se pressed by France in day, July 1st, 1919, was sen s place as third naval pow- last March term of court to a world, is now second only years on chain gang for brea Britain, and is at present Itennett-Teny Company's si completion a building pro- is nbout five feet, four im will make the American dark, ginger enke color; lo he first time in recent his- he didn't have much sonsi in id a 1 de contender for first talks and works very slowly >rs. fiat none. more than two years ago, A reward of twenty-flv i show, Germany, then sec- will he paid for this convici power, boasted more than to the chain gang camp at I <hips of all classes than theJS. C. ites, with a total tonnage' JOHN P. HUN that of the American navy! Sheriff. 200,000 tons. Great Brit-i II. H. KE8TEI at that time numbered a County En STER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. ig 2,375,- tleships and four battle cruisers unwith G->r- der construction. | ,240 tons The completion of the present! p ships and building programs will find the fol- 1 lowing lineup of major ships: Great * Jfc?d J ilrd place Britain, 55 battleships and 13 battle r 'jT'"'U i "paper", cruisers; United States, 49 battleships f'lfonM?'!' types, to-1 and six battle cruisers; Japan^ 13 bat- Lme*"i w figures do tleships and 11 battle cruisers; Ger- before 1 sti s surren-j many. 32 battleships and four battle bnd art"**" in vessels cruisers (still subject to the final JJJJJJ ans. He-, naval peace terms), and France 23 Now since t or fight-! battieships and four battle cruisers. pnundn.UI>Aii hed from' Great Britain leads the world in age. Ger- cruiser and light cruiser strength 'my'Trleiid^ h France with a total of 118 vessels of these 1 will j*coi ... #I,_ . .. am so -Ihan composed types, as compared with .10 for the dune tot m< obsolete United States, 28 for Japan, 37 for lany's sea Germany and 19 for France. ." the allies Two naval powers formerly or con- start on comb ' or them siderable strength in addition to Ger- may bo transfe leers and many have been at least temporarily frarae8f Gr it m? : eliminated as a result of the war? tje{| Jnto tbe ne, in 1917, Russia and Austria-Hungary's sea | straightened in lany both forces having been demoralized. The transferred. T le United insignificant Turkish naval power is help in building 5th. The held by the allies. Write to the il powers ^ Farmers' Bulle he stand- Itequcenliig an?l Transferring. paring Bees Foi ?ngth, ac-i Cleir.son Uollege, August 21.? I (i- I, .. . The Country T ieni s iis- Numenms requests continue to reach ?d States, extension entomologists for in- , ussia and struct!' ns about transferring bees: 1( ro"n , , country. It is o from box gums to frame hives. It is| r th ? tt ssels now: not rcomniended that transferring * K"S ? ' 91 i'l . . . .business men ? add .. i J. t>e done later than August 20. , , m ?? ,i,n ,nl . 4 . . , this. It has not is io me Fl?e assistance asked for in re- , with 14n ! . . . w every little towr wun .ii.? queening can not be given to all be- , for the .u . . .. . ? iness was to gn ior me cause there is a serious shortage of i 1?7 -win . . ~ .. soon as possibli i ioi.-uu queens of guaranteed purity. Deliv. ??,i ac .... .. manv town poop s and cries are promised after August 15 to aiding to 20, but this is considered too late, for '!' IT" peop ... ..ii .t.i.. . , , , . their chief relat avanaoit such hives may not have sufficient .... .. .. <i > ? . . with the cities i time to build up for winter. f i present in transferring from standard 8- . nios of about frame hives, to standard 10-frame ,non a%? ronlt , . . Tire scclnc more iter naval hives, carry over as much brood as ic follow-1 possiblo. I)o not destroy brood and 1 . eat Brit-1 ,e*ral part of j,, L ips. 749,- Z^Ss^N^^^UunP^SalTe^ormerl^caUcd ?* 'U? . f~~ ?i \l Hunt's, Cure la especially com- merchant who snips llp0?nde<l for the treatment of . , : _ ?0ni, /^UiT hJJ ,tPh' Kciema, King worm, and " ^ 111 / Jf r^I Tetter, anil la Bold by the druir- his territory, t torpedo //l Rrlst on the strict jruarantee that . ' the purchase price, 75c, will be WOUld hinder 1 mod OUt' promptly refunded to any disaat- , the \v ir fl|d]n Isfledcustomer. Try Hunt'sSalre farm loan itssoc dos nio?-e fiy 'HM ?tourri,k* For Bale locally by the town editor stest'and ' J. K. MACKKY t'O. terosts of the bl 0 0 more ? - b lyptTof ^sisssttsass^SEsasssaa^ 1 of little yp] as about Sy der ( un~ jjf^ MArT" ed States [."'r! ijffifK less including cjO] .trlcshlpa S >r?, Pp? :::r | I" or TllOSe and s.x 0~* and will | xt three brt |* # r: ! ''even |jf H 'fiTl JHL tnd rmir I CA i< llo:i or pri ? 30 bat- (Oh tor, moat JnQ no naval owner-prestige won and held by the iiipH and Lo Lexington is due not alone to its efficiency, low n. on sgj but also because it has sufficiency. stopped. E[S ii no bat- fOcJ '['he efficiency of the Lexington consists tive bat- gr Qf a never-to-be-doubted certainty of per~ formance. In congested traffic, on hills, i'e public pr.l through mud or sandy roads, the driver cr Tonir. jucj never need worry aLout the ability of the iEfa Lexington to come through with flying , ' m colors. trd But Lexington sufficiency reaches furthrrx to ^ er ^an excellence of performance. pkd ' Equal to all road demands, the Lexington juf? also adequately fulfills every purpose that pod from tit1 tan be required of a motor car. I ^n] of Tues-; [j ^ mi .... tenced lniPU. 1 ne lias ample power, abunei ve four dant speed within reason, easy control, unking into cpj usual flexibility, sturdy endurance. In loro. addition it has sufficient size, with ample i 3 a roominess, luxurious comfort, refinedly ok8 as 11 i [ul? ^ a: walks ifig smart appearance, rich appoinments. It ; sllghtlj f^OI ?2 1 EVANS & W TEn- || LANCAJ t. fni'n ^.lispjgauegugau^n > igineer. u^i ucjj u^toilUTJanlSrifc^ u kSI Oki ?Linartt FRIDAY, AUGl^T 22, 1919. tied 0O Pounds Before Taking Runai "... Pg ids it to Her Friends __ _ _ P^iH ei-d I'cruna any more. lV#>l<^n M I ell. I have taken iilx cl841 elRhed ninety pound* I *. irtert with l'eruna. J "% OCj I jp poor nnd no weakly. I X OtJ mi hope* ever Kft-< H *^fl Hi UCh P cnuRh and mrft-N *3 _ -S ? >uld not no^tilnit. i OUDQS II KillK ' Ulltt I ? ? |-I?i " ? VEHMn rd and ^?hlrtjr-dve \ . i my fi ii'ini.i Ha i<I I ?aISD!iI / r art ifrll. I was Just \ Miss Olere I-ohr, / I lidve surely recom- !\ N. Gold St., Grand Rapids, <1 .r-Pcruha to many of Mrh. and thev are usInK It. m h*r letter opposite Miss lx>hr imrnd Prrunn, for I tells In convincing words of tho Uful tor what it hue beniflta she received from Pe- t e.*? runa. ' | 1 KveryTrhere Llqnld or Tablet Form ! ' foundation. llrood are becoming more and more out of rred direct in the date. Host of all. to'vn folks are com- 1 iy be cut and properly ing to see that they are out of date, v frames, or it may be Not until the country and the country tho old frames and town learn that they are yoke-fellows his brood Is a great and must pull together cun eithur up for the winter. make the progress it should. And Extension Service for both are learning."?Southern Agritin No. 1012, "Pre- ulturl ,t. Outdoor Wintering." \ m ['own lio'migs to the i . 1 . f / ountry. , ' ^ town is a part of th ! T*l * \ no of the encouragingI I he next time \ /t ies that country town- ? , _ ire coming to realize! DUy C&lomcl .' been so long ago that I ? \ m , S/ i thought that its bus-] &$K.r<MT ow into a city just as! \ \ e. Some towns and, de still think so. Many j le, too, still tiiink that' \ Ions and interests arc K Jy / T| sf ra'her than the coun- Mr | I far-seeing business H 4* I Lm to know better. They H gj M JJ % and more clearly that / small city, is an in- ^ / j the country, that it jO as the country prosit is its place in the s t?? he the life cen'.-r The /purified and refinedi about it. The town Cal6mel tablet? that are opposes cooperative . e . . .. , . nauscaless, safe and sure, lg by the farmers of ' he town banker who Medicinal virtues retainthe establishment of ed and improved. Sold iations in his county. only in sealed packages. who neglects the in- Price 35c. lack-country districts, SSISieSS aSSiSli Who Want j ble Car 1 \i ^ is fittirwly correct for all social needs and Efe pleasim^y suitable in any environment. It nieetsf aifdemands at all times. Kj/ononiy of fuel and proportionate inJ \ pjp (if h/il'vilMinVl'nP OVA nirn/?^rl i b. ?b L-b-i ??, v; cuctiuu U1IUUKI1 cJIU the Moore Multiple Exhaust System. An- pll nuylng squeaks and rattles are banished hb the construction of the frame, in which j#|' 100 separate pyrts are eliminated to give sg irreater strength and lighter weight. Ease kj[} of control is promoted by the positive act- glL / ing, one linger emergency brake. jjjjl It is the sum or, these features with many others, all in harmonious relation, t i that constitute the sufticiency which makes * ' the Lexington a truly ILeablc car. Carload shipped from factory August La 5 See us and get a demonstration, und select m your car. They won't stay with us long. * ILSON, Dealers 1 >TER, S. C. I u&aisuQfflusH: s uffycst imsaeimizauoLTiuEMr* I sh Mi \ Uc=J licii tic:ii Ucdi ucJj I p?j l)c?? Uc^? UcJlTJc.il LciTJc iTucJTJLITJmj L H