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PEACtTCON1*TRENCE NEWS
News from the Peace Confer
ence at Paris during the past
yr~'
week exhibits several strange
fluctuations in ^ehfeipent/ Ary-
j.alysis of the reports shows the
caused the failure of this enter
prise to provide Germany with
food enough to keep her people
from anarchy. " *
This is what happened at Spa:
Representatives of the Allied
Powers, realizing the critical na-
j conflicting Tendencies on the-part Ture of the danger affecting Ger-
! of the Allied delegates; one ele- many owing to the food short-
ihent, led chiefly by Franco; de- age, arranged a meeting with
siring to eyact from Germany representatives of the Ebert go\>
the fullest reparation < tV*r * her ; eminent af Spa. The; main ob~
crimes regardless‘of the efTict^'tacteTTpan agi/e'; merit was-
, (wi4te-t r inte'rmii GffuirG the, other : rim.! coy.. The i>ncj;)oAi Was that
sible inroads of Poland and Rua
sia it has been proposed to make
Germany, during her “period ell
penance,” the ward of the
League of Nations.^ Member
ship in the league will be de
nied her until she has shown her
fitness to- act in common with
civilized states but—protection
from the desiVe loi- 'vengeance on
the part'of neighboring couti-.
ivies who ;*buYO suffered acutely
• T< aT, her ’ barbarous: arrogance
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your.biiAnes* clothes lias a well placed waist line, a Hairing skirt
rmTFgrncefiTHv rtrrwd waist. These-fvaturcsmrrc cssential just
as your own seasoned, reasonable business ’ arguments are
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essential. ( lioose your clothes with wisdom and be well clothed.
Palm Reach and t ool ( loth suits for men
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SGiris in the Latest Spring St>U .'
, l ndefwcuE and Hosiery, single piece or union.
(dtgious l.asut Neckwear, sj|i:| t>v designs. .
*.\eci >>Oi ies that sypub tile lytuh of clcfifance.
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say to.tlicWlTcd delegates: TU; to the payment of reparational'1 butd n.p.eacc d.>cnmerit, /
-111—linpui-.ewour c.oadiiiinis-. ()o-' ijrdett*uHies.h Moreover, - the
—OU1L countvy A Do - vour French T'enreserrtativc>,- v.-hile
worst.” This would be pmTui|TT fhuThnnnun^---lLiLT:iiryen-
the greatest calamity th«t could der the merchant ships, declined
which^n'omijvmGto Ire very I mg,
is t!rvided itteo five mihir-ai-ivus-
ions, mainly: military, naval.
ami aeria 1 TgrUTTr F-CfUllil . lVpu-
— lu'ppen. In the iiret place it.Jto promise to furnish food!ration* for war damages! third,
would necessitate the policing of | enough to last more than a fort- German boundariesfourth, e -o-
Gernia?>v by a Hugo army. It night. The Conference ended in nomic and financial provisions;
.a failure. *
woutiL delay peace 1 indefinitely
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Thfs was frankly ffHh;nirM [ 'inunnjhifiljf ft >r tjieAvar. Under
the'first heath besides }he recfuc-
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*n i t u! “New I)..y Flipnograph”
The Cldxtonola
Hie ChiMoiiuht Flionograph is a new machine manufactured by the
1 *c*nard Manufacturing ( ompan\ , nflowa l ity, Iowa, and is being intro-
% Uuml ih flit* South by pjany leading dealers! - The ( taxtoimla is winning
• its well deserved place among the many makes of phonographs^^ file
Softest, Sreeetest mut Vlnxt l J h>nsinti
Instrument of Its Kind on the Market '
and goes out to the pimehaser absolutely guaranteed from every standpoint
You can not appreciativgooU music umil you have heard the Ghixfotioffi.
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ill tne ca- i;; ui acceptame or the rlOv-ument ’t«>S^*.y. LiTtw/gu all th:s uierii
t men in is a foiegoneToTT. lusioti beeau.se > will THr ho effort ho. render G m *-
h vajicov and all other belFirerent!. t that eauoitrvV v>n -
w rii*s. h is i.u tune to takt A\llirs for food, • L v sr,.,: j,.*.- V. >\
. • . with Lolshe\iVmT’ i. ; • 1. and with *gr>od* i - iffimorffal i ■’
Now the priniary need of Ger- 1 that once the
tanen ge>utee
niany is fopd. . Lmcss tood is | accepted by the Hbert govern- be left with enough vNdity, eco- -
.supplied and supplied at once ment the position %»f that gov* fnttffiic and moral, to retiehtn her-,
the -iSpartacan or Bolshevist , ernment will be solkiitied." The j golf: It is only her militahhjm
menace in (ter many. n\ay ravage | old crusts. of 'German life will'that must be crippled, not hel
that country as; according to re-j re-form, the orderly .domestfc-1 -trade or her nationality. .Sonic *
ports, Russia is now being raw- rhubits of the people will reassert 1 trade*'restrict ions there will, be
Aged., It is decidedly to the in-j themselves, and they will settle.-j.of course. There is a question
jterests of the Ailiedt countrica | down ^"peaceful pursuits "and | for instance, as to how far Ger-
•That the LbgrGgoyernDieiiti t.h(Liongage~in trade and production i,many shall be allowed to con-
1 govern ment-retT fitly elected by as formerly—conditions neces-! tinue her pre-wdir system of-car-
dui' vote oi ninety-five-per c^nt i sar.y :to GermanY's making due ! tels,
oi the peo]*le, be retained in pow- rejiaration for her" crimes : eers,
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Tut in the m.iin
l-A erv Saturday lhgre. \yffM)e a' frce'dyih'ors'.ration of the ChiMtmoht' at
Gantt-s store in ImrnweH anclcvyrv body that tomes to town is invited
tom Rend these demonstrations und^rr the sent and melodious tones' of
this New and Wonderful tii;K ; hine,^Tlii’Ckixl<)riol(i.
Barnwell,
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D. GANTT
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South Carolina
: ivUjG'm 1 ' and the threat, ol ...And now for ilig ,p:v: o- term, tile way nrant'be left ppen tc
anarchy in {• ranee. Moreover, in so far as. it is possible to an-’ Germany f ir e onom-ic rehabi-
unless there-is a stabilired gov- liounce rliem before the oilVia: litation. Other-wise she will
ernmegt in Germany, a govern-- ••publication of •thc_dn)curner.t coil- never be able to pay her indem-
ment whten tlih Allied countries taining fhem. it,must not be irity. avhich. however, much it ‘
van i ccegnize. tlfejPe will be tno suppi..wd. from w-hal :»;>.*> berni iwill fitH sdiffft «T e.-tu.l repert- •
/one iw’liom to collect indeifi- said above* 'that the', co.iditi.o;:.. ti >n t- r he - want u destruetioii,
■ifftk-vm- to ace-out or n-uet peace .Germany-will have to .me A so vAil s.i’l i, •i*' • .-.n-tTA (tLl>,-r- .
terms. It n> /A-!V)A bT to be unduly so Gened out of re- vvh-e slic will -never he able to
nnpoet::ere. oi vr j/rhCniiefl gard for her precarious internal feed her people, and the demor-
■ " h ' ' 11 ' I - .G'' •••'j -h* si'.tuiitpn. Un tin* other hand, ntizatlc>n lias afreadv set
hy‘ G ’-' 1 ‘ dhoTUmmed. iiTthe l;Gt 'fe.w'^driys. the ren r: ■ i, will grow uy lenj-s and bounds.
She muft be' pena!-ized but not G;.eg came from Faris ii.ffirate a_/.ud w'no”kv>vr what further
l end e fed impotent. Ii we want marked stiff Mi :ng of-those* eon- .sacrifices may be necessary to
Jier to pay indemnities-we nrast diiibr.s.- In the first p^ice the check Ji? Wevyar.t at all costs
not cToitroy- her - machinery fur j size of Oormany’s armyvis-4rf be .to e?caj«e such <alamit;A We do
tin pi ;»ri i*i. i . piial. i no. o a.t so dra.- tieaity- ihv.i *»h. v\-id ||V v.aut* eur • - .l *: rs p iicirg
who advocate re para non along have only enough troops to po- gennan^ indefinitely. We want
ttkse lines are short-sighted lic« her own territory. In re them at :home. a.v soon as they
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ff xcim is this group i ply to the criticism tiiat Ka> Uvfi esu properly returyi, enjeving
a ^ r* era . : tr..s n«iuaion of her the rewards to . a i.ero-
i the lGq ** n repreiVnUIives in j huge army that it will leave Ger-! Um has given them suctr full
iferrncegt Spa, Belgium, that I many tie fenceless before the po*-{ title *