Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The next time you buy calomel ask for alotab s The purified and refined calomel tablets that are nausealess, safe and sure. Medicinal virtues retain ed and improved. Sold only in sealed packages. Price 35c. BOLSHEVIKI PLAN TO ENFORCE DRASTIC PEACE TERMS ON POLES Plebescite to Determine Future of Russian Poland With Unrestrict ed Propaganda Prepared for First Conference. Washington, Aug. 13.-(By the As sociated Press).-A plebiscite to de termine the future of Russian Poland is one of the peace terms drawn up by the Bolsheviki coincident with the first proposal of an armistice by the Polish government. The right of un restricted propaganda in this territory during the year which would intervene before the plebiscite also would be demanded. These and the other terms of peace which are helieved to have been for mulated for submission at 'he first meeting between the Soviet and Polish emissaries were receivedl here today in official circles. While not regarded as final because of the events favor able to the Bolsheviki cause since their formulation, the terms are accepted in Washington as illustrative of the Money back without question if HUNT'S Salve falls in the treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA, 'INGWORM, TETTER or other itching skin diseases. Try a 75 cent box at our risk. DICKSON'S DRUG STORE Palmettc Palmetto College offei Stenography, Secretarial ing, Accounting and kind Ship in Palmetto College in'u Free Employmen~ft more( calls for trained< 1: colleges ini the South. tablished1 bulsiness colleg duIlal in)strucltionl. New teacIhrs. D~ay andl Nigh f:Audy iln Pailmetto Co I tlfim re(juiredl ill any ot b 'odyl~ repres(ents everyS far' east as PennylvIania College is known ever'yw II ddre1 Fss, Bo)x 65 VJar Sc'hool) 01' Hox 178 Oran wor'th St. C'harleston1, S. IPAL ET TeSchool that's I WepaVourl ralb-oad iJackson Contra Brick, Wood, S * IIomei~ Office, ColumI On J.C WIATLACE, Em intention of the invaders to impose peace conditions of a drastic nature. The other terms as received here in clude the right of the Soviet govern ment to unrestricted transmission of all code messages across Poland be tween Russia and Germany; the turn ing over of all salt and coal mines in Poland for operation by the Soviet government and the right of unre stricted travel for all Soviet national across the Polish frontiers without the Polish vise on passports. The provision for a plebiscite in the portion of Poland formerly belonging to Russia together with the stipulation that the Bolsheviki be granted per mission to disseminate propaganda without restriction in that territory for one year before the vote, is viewed b yofficials here as likely to be espe cially obnoxious to the Poles. The granting of such demands would, in the opinion of officials here, certainly result in the loss to the Warsaw gov ernment of Russian Poland, for all Polish national feeling in that region it is considered, would be blotted out by the Bolksheviki propaganda. Officials were inclined to believe that the peace terms to be submitted at the Minsk negotiations now in progress will be even more severe than those tentatively prepared for the Baranlovitch conference which ended abruptly when the Polish armistice emissaries replied that today they had no authority to conclude peace. The recent success of the Soviet forces are held to have made possible the even more drastice terms. The Polish situation continues to receive a large portion of the atten tion of officials here. The State De partment today had not received the note of the French government ex pressiong satisfaction with the Amer ican attitude on the Russian Polish situation as defined in the American note to the Italian ambassador, State Department officials, however, stated that there had never existed any rea son to question the approval by France of the position of the United States toward the Russian and Polish problems as embodied in the recent note. ------ NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that an elec tion will be held at the Polling Places of Pinewood and Hodges Corner, in Clarendon County, S. C., on the 7th day of September, 1920, for the pur )ose of determining whether or not the line between Sumter and Claren don Counties shall be changed so as to annex to the county of Sumter cer tain territory more particularly de scribed in a petition filed for such dce College 's thorough courses in , Typewriting, Bookkeep red branches. A scholar gives you a membership Department. We receive ~xecutives than all other Ve furnish all the old1 es es with teachers. Indivi equ1ipmrent. ExpeCrienlced t School. Positions guar ate the p)rescr'ibed course lege in less than half the j her school. Our studlent atae in the South and as I The reason is Palmetto here. nville, S. C. (Mother geburg, S. (., or 57 *Went. C. ) COLLEGE (no~wn E very where. farle to Palmetto College. SConstrut etors and Bui teel, Cement, Ro; stimnates Gladly Furnish< Ua, S. C. B ac r Express Office, Phone I 2a1 Manmger. P. 0. 1 A ?A A AV AILA A &A 11%A JLJL W.JPt A.J %N 40211 tion and annexation, and shown by the busines surveys and plat made in pursuance Hiisa therewith, said plat being on file in the . office of thle Secretary of State Of roum hie South Carolina, in the office of the Mlinniea] Clerk of Court for Clarendon County, a nd in the office of the Clerk of Court ator H1' for Sumter County. dicate i The following are hereby appointed un(er v managers of said election at Pine wood: P. 13. Mouzon, W. 1). Epper- of the son and Manning Richardson. on the ''he following are hereby appointed Refer Mnagers of said election at Iodges Corner: S. N'. Griflin, E. C. Ceddings, and T. J. Hodge. Only duly r eg is!teed andal51i fied( e'lector's of Cl arendlon (Coun ty, ac'tuallIy residing with in the territory pr'oposed to) he1 annexed( to Sumiter County, and who have registered not less than hi rty days prior to said e lect ion, shaiIIll e perm itted to vote t herein. The polls wvill open't at. 7 a. mn. and close at 4 p. m1. The saidl election is to bie hieli andi coinducted, ando the Ire turnls canvassed in all respects as pro v'ided by law for GeneralI Ele(ct ions. B~y order of his Excel lency, the Gov (rnor of South Carolina. J1. A. .JAMIES, WV. .J. T'l'tBEVII.IEX lIsard of Electii (on Comissioners, Chairenidon (County. 3-tp "('lAll AS Al UlI)," IIOOSEIN'II,T S AYVS St. P aul, \l inn., A ug. I.-13. eclairing the lIpulican attitude on suftfrage ando the league of' nat ions '"is as cleat' as mud,'' Franlin r). IRoosevelt, I )emo nlight e'xpressed wonder'i as to how the i'Jpulica(n a ttitude ion "'very o'ithe'r :tion Co. 're iders of CE ads and Sewer. cE nc m Office, Manning, S. C. 0 yn )x 291, Manning, S. C. !!!!!!!111111111111111111titi ti t it etfe ie HIlit Ero-r confidence." tions, "two great Republican ddress tonight at the audito- in New York placed on Mr. Hai re followed ai noon address at attitude to the league of nations iolis, when he declared Sen- Roosevelt said, "apparently tt rding will be trying to "syn- publican offer is this: lie presidency," a condition yoU cn yey 'hich lie said tonight "a few you thaici >ld guard Crowd would get in regard to our foreign relatio 'round floor." hall still be at war for years ring to (livergent interprets- ie Said,. your yource. 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