Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, May 15, 1919, Image 5

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r x The Barnwell Sentinel, BarnwelL S. C. FOR S A IF.—Send your orders for cab bage to B. F. Gardner, Evergreen Farm, 4-22-6tpd * Blackville, S. p. HOl R KODAK/FINISHING All rolls, developed l(ka packs 20c up; prints 2 l-2c-4c 3c, en larging 33c up. Specialists—we do noth ing but kodak finishing; All work guar anteed to please. Eastman Kodak, Films, Supplies. Columbia Photo FinisbingjCo. mi TAILOR STREET, .COLUMBIA, S. C. 3-25- if FOR , SALE — An attractive si* room house, most desirable residence sec tion. Large lot, stables and garage; convenient to sehool and depot. '.Ap ply Box 44. FOR DEEP WELL DRILLING r Apply to — - G. S. Hill, 5-6-tf Barnwell, S. C Columbia, May-S’.—\ new de parture iu law enforcement will be .undertaken by SaraueV~L. Wolfe, Attorney General, who will attempt to-have acts now, ^Vdead letters V on the statute/ books .regarded as legally bind ing. To what end, from time to time lie will direct the attention of grand jury foremen of the forty-six counties of the State to various acts the provisions of which are not being enforced LOST—Government horse; chestnut sor rel, blaze (ace, two 'hind feet white, weight about 1,000 lbs., seven yrs. old. M. B. Hagood. Local News. Mr. Jack Graham is here visiting his mother. Miss- Laura Clary spent Sun day with friends at Yenome* Mr. T. J. Grubbs, of WiHston, R. F. D. was in town Tuesday on business.— ; Miss Virginia Moseley, of Converse college, is at home vis iting relatives and friends. Dr. and Mrs. J.S. Rainier, of Allendale, were among the visitors in the city Tuesday. Rub-My-Tisiu is a great pain killer.- It relieves pain and sore ness caused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Bratton Kirkland and - Mrs. C. B. Ellis, of Meyers Mill, were in the city Monday. Dr. W. M. Jones, left Tues day for Atlanta, Ga., where he will attend the Southern Bap tist Convention. Among those who joined the Orangeburg Comuiandery of Knights Templar in Orangeburg last week were Messrs. A. A, Lemon, G. W. Manville, Edgar A. Brown, and B. P. Davies, of Barnwell. This is by maiiy held to be the greasiest degree in Masonrv.* Continued from page one. ITEMS OF STATE NEWS To Enforce the Law. away and ; the flesh di*joint(W. Amputation at the second joint was made necessary.—News and —rHJourier. Row Ends Fatally. Newberry, S.U., May 9.—The first homicide in a long time oc curred on the plantation of W. J. t)uucan, 1*2 miles north of this city, early Wednesday evening, when Will Abrams shot and killed Furman Abrams and se riously wounded Sam Griffin. The parties to the trouble were negroes and the trouble was about a woman. The slaver is in jail awaiting trial on the charge’of murder.—State. atious [irefer a continuance »fj la* Mirrt-nder commi-Mon goverunient aiiuiar-i-Ltoperor will be* 4 “rf quest* ‘t 4 ’ of the League n of Nations, union lloHfdmd and a tribunal made 1 THE TREATY. 1 - h £ . .• Against the.German peril the world L made safe by the terms of the treaty handed to the re presentatives of tnat van([tiished and humbled. Power at.-Paris yesterday. In the first place, she losses her navy, and that in itself is a vital guarantee of good behavior, for though she had milKous of men iu the field her coasts would be in no position to question. ButGermany is not permitted to maintain an army. While her navy is reduced to six battleships, six light cruisers, and twelve torpedo floats and no submairnes the wojdd will note with deep satisfaction that time does bring its revenges, since it was upon the anniversary of the murderous attack upon the Lusitania that the Germans had to learn of this sharp limitation of their power, tlie army is restricted to DMhOOO men. This only slightly exceeds the strenght of our regular army at tlic beginning of the war, and we never professed or desired to wirirT)ranee. or union With Ger-J tip <>f one judgr* fioiu.each of many Her colonies, near and rymote, .those outposts ,oL her trade and mUitary power Which she established at such cost and governed witlYsuch brutalifv, 17errnany surrenders altogether\ Mativ nf them are committed into the keeping of the League, of Nations fqr later .determina tion. Her righTs in the Shant- uiig Province of China, including, railroads, mines, and all- Ger man property,' s)ie cedes , to Japan. Bv assurances not •in cluded in the treaty Japan prom ises to. restore the province "to to China. The eighth section of the treaty will long engage the attention of men who hold to the whole some belief that sin unatoned for is of bad example. The atone ment exacted by the treaty is heavy to a degree that would have transcended all German powers of imagination five years ago. Germany acknowledges that she is responsible for all the loss and damage inflicted upon the Allied and Associated Governmeiitsandtiieirnationals ; Boy Hurt in Gaffney, Gall'iiay,- May 10.—John Gar ner, a white boy, who is em ployed at the Hamrick mills,- sustained a serious injury yes terday* when another hoy pushed him against one of the machines in the mill, which resulted in severing.several small arteries. Tim boy ruslml to tire office of Dr. J. B. Hughey, who gave .him surgical assistance, and it is hoped that lie will soon t>e well. —News and Courier. and site engages to make re- he a. military nation. Conscrip- paration by monev payments for tion is abolished, the nmnufac- i all damages cause’ll to eivilatis ture oR/firms and munitions, ex- 1 under seven’ categories embrac- Mie itive great Powers -will, try Inm "M oreover, ^iermany must haml over for Trial by military tribunal-’'-“persons afcimd of committing acts; in violation of the laws and cu-toms of war*’. • •• • 4. , ■ * ■ ■ ' ’ . ' - For many years to come the' hupliug,^uwn. andGrraRoTTTiex* criminals : will have the worltFs attention. * ' -y " It is a Terrible punishment tl\e German people and tlieir mad rulers have brought upon them selves. Not only is their mili tary power to be destroyed, but the militaryspirit will becrushed out c»f them by the stern but necessary conditions the nations impo s e. How great will be their moral and spiritual suffering we cannot know,.Tor the world has its doubts febout the German conscience. The material hurt they have inffTctedupou them selves may more accurately be measured. ’ _ ... -= ('/it. Germany live -under these conditions? All the world ciLR-see-that they a re-terribly se vere. But tlie world knows, too, they are iu-t They m iv seem even lenient compared with the Rub-M j,TLm is a powerful antiseptic; it kills the poison cau-ed from infected cuts, curr-a ; ‘ A . old -ores, tetter, etc.—Adv. Advertise in the Sentinel. Painful Accident at St. Matthews. St. Matthews, May 1*2.—Frt. Clerk Ackerman,at the Southern freight station, suffered a very painful accident yesterdav, thereby losing two joints of the little linger on his left hand. In closing the door to a car his sig net ring was hooked on some protruding.obstacle. The reced ing force of the cloor caused him to lose his .balance and the weight of his l*ody foil entirely ujmu his* x imprisoned linger. Tlie flesh was torn eotmdetely copi a- specifically permitted, wifi cease*, all fortified works within a zone fifty kilometers broad, east of the Rhine, are to be dismantled within a few months and the building of new forts l- prohibited. Germany can Have no dinghies and not QY^r one hundred unarmed seaplanes-, to be employed in searching for submarine mines.. Germany forfeits much terri tory, tlie jqioil of former wars, and forays. Most important of all, Alsace and Lorraine are returned to Frauce under condi tions which force Germany to admit tlie crime of seizing them. She yields much to Poland and there are small cessions to Bel gium. Because of her destruc tion of French coal mines, she must give up the Snrre Valley to France with the right to work tlie mines ; and ancient French dominion over this territory is recognized by the provision made for a plebiscite after fifteen years to determine whether the popul- ing acts of war and act- contrary to the law of war. She mu-t pay within two years twenty billion marks in gold,' goods, -4+tp v.or other specified terms of payment. Her total obligation i- to Im determined by a Committee of inquiry dud made knuvVn tu her not biter than May 1, 19*21. Tlie committee will require r lier acknowledgment of this debt to i-sue gold bonds to tlie amount of twenty billion marks;payable not later than May 1, 1921. and forty billion marks between 19*21 and 1926 with interest at o per cent: with an undertaking to deliver gold bonds to the amount of forty billion marks under further terms to be fixed by the committee. While it is intimated that the grand total of damages assessed may exceed her ability to pay, the sums deman led, whatever they may be, will be come a charge upon all her revenues with priority over the service or payment of any domestic loan. \~~ ON EASY TBRM8 V. ■* SEYMOUR’ OWENS GENERAL lyAW PK4CT1CE Sentinel Bldg., Barnwell, S. O 7 —- * .« 666 lias proven it will cun? 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