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PR[SID[NT SAYS [[AGUlE WILL MAKE WAR IMPROBABLE ' s t 1 Item l tlu t'Viii I~ n v. 4,* I;f 1." .l l . . ' ., .4 . 4 ''4 , .: . '1 . .. -. r4 ~ , * .. 1 ' l "] ' 1 : 1 f,' .I I . " . A ,*''..'.. h .I 4' Sais . I4 Ilet sidt not mntion any oppressedI pco ti Ils, by name but many of his hearers rti ia iked that they t hougrht he spoke ct It cam, of Iritald. Iti, urt'rL it the' Shanitung settle h1 ~~i u:i it, Ci n . idrtth su j t at Ieni,'t h, hoiw lt'.'. unit ref'uset' it ref'-.1 o te"' iti in r I\ eNI Prui ie to Mlothers. I Itt hi ' fluidl to11k n 'ill, had ket his pronm iit 0 ' t. I''t"\"'' t aiu \Ii-'i 11 NI1 Il t.,. : I. Ai :t I '' i a l i '\ ' tIt I '-.'I I 'l i ' I ' ~ .t !t , 1 "t ! . t l l s , r l t f " '' . :I !. 1'.: ' , i l 'I it 1 Quenching ig Drink on o fterritorial integrity. This provision, he pointed out, was )mtainC( in the much (iscuss'd Ar i'le X. "Article X," declared the Presi l' nt, "speaks the conscience of the Il. It goes to the heart. of this hole' haid business." It was true, Mr. Wilson said, that Vry iinn surtnerep irt of his >vet'reitty wherever he promised to iect tle rights of his neighbors; at he declred he could see no harm. 'vertheless. in making such a prom e for the common good. \Lust Ilaie 1'. S. Concurrence. Pointing out that decisions by the a-ecouncil must he unlammous. Ii' I'reIIidet said that whatever judt{ w 'dt wat l pa:isstd upon the United atit lit' council must have the me.n.l": of the United Stat es. lie lie I th:.t of course the Amerii iat n the council would not act ii' it inst rot ions from his ;overn it it !Ni' 'Ir?'in t the' eco''nomic pret"ssure( mat w t: ii li hl( bu-lt to hear onl t'rliant breakers, fire !rt'sident sail -401'11mi' presre w'ould( proc'lule the - t' ( i. f ire''. 1:'f rr i t ''i thiien m (' se'rtimns, r. \\ ! ! it s" il i b t I h olil wr1 te I u ri ath I h <)ht t ii ai he stooI p'f r he jud.m'nt If nu inin . 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'"- 1 . 1: 0 i ]' he idel 40t' thel he , e- till h;,! m c"lb-a u' and 1, Inl the task I r( t'' anemi ptd (", r there, weret' yourl fr: ('r\"anlt . \11\': w nt the"re with a dlis- s11 m;1' ; rr ndl whi, h it w\:am our duity v ll a efomm h siit which youi in m(\' doi ved}'' In thes prosecution of t'(l hewran ncniing 13 pr ihes me(' l ii scIvIt li. p n c 1' hje'cts 'II thi( war'. pu 1 M ANNI in the ,ity of I'olu thi1- st 1u re (i ' n1. wh'n r.-' I w\a= '"nd1etaoineI f( RELTHE EE! led i a Sai\f I 1 - : ; - expllain tn a body% of 1 our fllow% eit is there Just what it was that the 'atV o' pac cointainteid, ftir I must inkly aImiit that in imst 4f the iivelihs that I have hearif inl debate on1 t he treaty of peati'. it wouli be' possible to form a definite eon ition of what that instrument means I Vant to recall ti you for the rpos o ft t his ev'ning the circul inces of the war and the uilti]-1s s r hicih o1 me spIent their livt FOR -CI BT DRINK tary Manner ~ottling I uth Carolina T OF DRINKS More than four thousand Delc livered for war work. They w tric light in camps, storehouse huts, airplane hangars, sub-chi of the service. In Red Cross hospitals Light operated life-saving Delco-Light was specified by it is dependable, efficient, sim little attention, and because it The result of Government te use of Delco-Light on over 6 surance that Delco-Light wil pendablc service. It betters living conditions, and soon pays for itself in T. M. BRA 1)D Phone 619-IL. THE DOMESTIC E Makers of on the" other skide of the Sea. Cause of* the War. "You will remember that a prince ol the HIouse of Austria was slain in one of the cities of Serbia. Serbia was one of the small kinglimis of Euoip'ji She hi no strength which any of tht great poIwerf needed t fear. As we s. the war now, Germany and those whc conspired with her made ac p1rjetext ot that acc usation in order to make un conscionable demat~nds up1on the weal; - Appeals t of Ice-Col O L. by Vorks, ARE SOLD Candy-Co In A Clas I o-Light plants were de 'ere used to supply elec s, hospitals, Y. M. C. A. isers and other branches at the front, Delco r X-ray apparatus. the Government because ple to operate,-requires is AIR-COOLED. sts and the satisfactory 0,000 farms are your as 1 give you the same dc increases farm efficiency, time and labor saved. ICY, )ealer SUMTER, S. C. NGINEERING CO., Dayton, Otio DELCO-LIGHT Products ui he lless kittnes l o of a . :n' with a view of Iriniging al-t an :a qtuiSecenct in those dI en.n . !"ut with a vi(v to hringing abuUt a tP.itt in which their purposes. :uCe Spa,!r1" at( from the purposes rcoinn .-teti with t(hese5" demands, coul he hieved. ".lust. So Soon as these bt 2.ndS were nalde, other nations of Eu t- sent telegraphIc Iessa ges t Ih r repr sntat CiveS at \ienn a ar I ik rin ur1 Ctontinlued Ion I':+. k CC1 :o Lovers .d Drinks A la Stands: s by Itself