The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 27, 1917, Image 4
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fur iljniii-" hif ):??- I??! :iii i'Iiit
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icr the 11 Vi fl- :n t .'inr .i^ hi- i.t-av
" v i \i*mi ji* i? ?'i 111.1! In ha I "t.i w i .i k
^ i.i - i *\ a - ukitiil .iiij.'i
I.. remark tli i! ;!>?? f?-1J-?nti-jhi !??**?- ?
*? ta ti-i I ; ? ,.i t !:?? w.i- wi ak in IHit 11 k ? i i -
i:i>I li.nl i i?;i! fit-: ? Y. ?rk \t-w ~
S< 'iiii ? ? r.i- . .I - -.i i-1 tlit ? In- \ i .in: _?
?in-;i w !i 11 i?; Tii : h a i.t t ?'n t ? ? war
i ii ik.- i..--' -..l.iii i- if
tliat ? ? :?. ?!.. ? . i - ? F\i-r>l.aw ??? ?! 111 -
!y tin t: w ? * l.i 'i. In ar?f fr?'in
w I ' '1 !1h t _ " ' .i ? ? f"r w r ha \ i'
, . , , vv < , w m ti-. 1 t-> lt-?
A \ ? 11 . ? ?' ' ? - w hi i have
hee: t' ' ' ? - | v Hell .1
i a v 1 ? ? i'1 \ lie
w i\ ? ?? i
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?lie ?Ira ft -' I I ' i i i k the | en
:>.'e "if tin . ' ; V ? -W e \ i .11 a
\ . ?! e of t I .i : k - ' . 1 . e'. 1 "k UnWtl
nan < f < '.i :n i. ? .- \s . !* ? 1.i \. I It
knew what :i i ? ? i! i:. 11U i f ef
w nrk wib .-..in- t. ? if The -
<r<'iiie!t> )ia>l t.. * ?? ? ??'.rh* < "j>v
-Mi h t enia rk - a - ? ' - ? ? ? v. f : ?
'y r.'*i;ii?l us fi t- .'v.e ?
\\ . riM?cj\v<| :i \ ? ?" -: :
'r;irt :hi< week i ? ;i - I * - ? t!: ? ? ?:
w.-n r. 1 : r.. I f ? * k ; I
?ijiu.'"' .n.il in>l ;i?iJ:i? -??!if *<> Hi? 1 i>?:? . :i
pi. .r ? ? r i h <ti ..f
?ir.v Ki: ?!.** If i- if' ban] f >r
-jirrv .? i?r i11^: ru.-j i.-i.
*hi- kiii'T WV carry no ohjootionahV
id-. Mti'l t})?? run > f a your
\\?>til<I 1 n' 5n that w?> turn t
ilwti ahmit fivo hun<lr<?d dollars worth
f f h?"><" < "i.f r.irt-. \\Y !<>..k Info fhf'
?n?*rit< of nn i<?r hf?f<?ro wo lot
him ?*rir? -r -.nr ? <? timn-.
IV ilrnt numhfr drawn In the 1
leetlve draft luM Friday wan and
tin* drawing of lids iiuioImt ?|ieMl?l
to rait op f?>r examination oiu? uian
f rut it eaeh of lit* l..*?77 exemption dl*
trtriH In itic* I'nlted .stai?'*N Tymothy
II. MeUwIiv Is No, 'J&S In oiur of tlit'
exemption dUtricia of l.ynii, Mums. He
Mtirkn f??r I hi* lienem! Htfrtrlr mm
imii.v. in it huildhiK iimiI for tin* hi a it*
n fuel u re of war materials, ami I* (he
-<>lr support of hi* mother. Whea (old
that tic was tlt?* llrsl man drawn In*
? ollu |?M4'<I. and so ?I it I his mother when
*he heard (be m'W H.
IImnc \on r\er w omlered what t!???')
le-lllt WOllltl III' If I III* |M'op|e of i his j
tow ti i hoiiu'hi ii?nl -ii i?l not III nt* hut j
ir<<? ?? 1 i>f eaeh other fHi' thirty or -i\ty j
l.i> - ' I'llink. 11 wotild work a rrvo ,
!iiiiiiii in Im? ih in11mI ami hoi|v People |
11? ? n o ? -m-tanHy mi^vinj; would
i..??? '? <?? iIm- hahlI The host that Is
Hi ? a? h would ha^r iiikoIikcIoIIsIv
i*1 >f? ???I ii- way to lh?- fiii'i', himI ito-1
it \ of charartcr w<?u!d have made
? 11 'id strides toward supplant in:.' I hi*
.:iiolde and \ ieiou* in niiin ami wo
iniiikind ? mr low ii miL'hi not t>o a
'?"?I'll of laletl. hilt it Wollhl ionic
i-?-i in ii than any other spot on
? ?arih And It wouldn't eo-f us ,|
pet ;ii \ . (>a It'nev I .edtfer
\ _'i'ii I leiiiii ii from tin- t'li-saii ?ec
i j i ?i? ?old ii- ???.?* <l.i \ ie< i -1?i In thai there
ire half ?!??/,ell < ? I more llieli ill h;- Mf
' I ? ? a!'., f.lili i ! <' II .'Mel on little
!? i- i (i? 1111: V f the < iti/e:.- i>f that
. ? : ion report these men and have
? i 11 ? l ? i ;i lit led | \'i|ei" :i I otljeer. are
. w 11. i J - i : i .iile-!- ill N ? ? J' ix eoiintv of
?-linker-" . i till mavhe this will -how
i ;? in r hi- -?? ! ii.ii It i- -a id t ha I in
V-tk ...>iot\ ? 11: i n \ men ha\e found
I he.;i i v os in ,i piekle i>f :i ti v Si'lllS
f tie-m !'. I heen ordering whiskey
11 their under the one gallon
I month 'aw. liiniinr that they were
(went* one Now they are l'aeim; a
??haf-'e of iieHur^-rrr n ^ontonee ill llie
I'e.leiii! pen t'if f.iTTure t ? ? register.
<ei v e- 11 let ii I i_'hl
"I never -eek ;i tiuhl and always
tvoid L'ettlnir mad. hut if 1 had had
a _'iui with lite one evening last week
some ^u^ t\ ? ?iiId have L'olfen -hot"
-iid n well known planter ..f the up
i.er ?eetjt'ii i f till- eoiitity Wednesday
in relating the evjierieine that he had
with :i "road In':" tie 11.-1 \ previous,
lie -a id that lie ;i nd hi ?? 1 i 11 le -on
were in ,i Ford* I'ojiNier riding on
the puhlie highway looking over hi
e r op when a larje a utotnolule eatne
I httiideri11ix up hehiml hint The driver
-oiimled his horn mid dashed hy. near
lv yite^ into ,i ? Iit? i In pa--ilii: he
.mm' \ en I t" an oath, eiir-iiiir the man
in the little I'l I d The driver of
the lariro ear had i\ lady with him
! 'it the ni in relating the -tory said
I' i. 11 if he had po-.ve?v'H a l'Uii at the,
time he would have taken a ehaneej
liittin^' the I'elh.vv who he brandedj
I- I e? i' i! e 111 pl ih!< ei.watd V l|o Would
ii: -e ,i t'e 11 * i vv and then run aawy
And :oot<oi'_r j; fr..,n 11 i - point of
? w h uld 1 ?!: I lite hita '?
A .. i \ * r,i? ? i ?1: ? : 'it ! of h i -t ? ? i !?
I ii ' I e r v I'd : ?. ?' i ? - 1 ? i - ! i made hy
< ;i. M< >1 1 ' - o \ i ? | \ a';i ^ I' . ? o ru". i
\ v.11, <a?i I "in ??ii'-t v. \i v. All n. .
? ? w ?1! i for,-, of : w eti i * i v , ? 1111 ? ? |
?:n Vine:', i : .\!u<?eam ? f V i'i,'ii;r
I I I - to!-. The di-fo'.i ? l| ? ! e - sixty
... I - . I ! ,| I I ml .'Vet' _'l I.I M M I
? e.| ?? d ' la- k head -
I -k? I-. 'II.I ' ! k:.ivi e :i \e -.
,| oi lit-!- -tot,i imp.' tin n: - T-ippioi ? ?
?'??id tii.l-.i !??- .1 : I! - lie!' - r: 1,1 llieli t -
I .a.s-4 d ;| - ?n...te_' the !!TI(-r > V i ?'
? \' 1 v . i! ei 1 mi 'he s, .nt h vv ? lira:; -
?! ????I a w^th < "ii-. I a - -e 1 - it d hu-k
v. ' I? f "IIJ i I lilt.let. ; | - wife a No I'l'Mlls
it 1 I'e.in pod-, pumpkin -eeiN. pine
? ??-.- i ,t nil t i he r. yiieea leave-, rush
' Ot tnti \ .1 rn a ltd el.it ll. -aild.il-.
-????vv ? ', i m ? ?. heavel' teeth a lid ho*;es
f I'.ima's and human heinir-. *?i.
-le n .-i -itiinj po-iti'.n : i| i. a ted
: !;?.? man h.id h.i*n d?*?-.-ipttare i The
1 VV i made ; 11 ;i ' i 11,; ? le I |i ' 111 ?' I
? ?in in ii ii.?!1 d a e! 1 iir_' 1'iiried for eentu
\\ h> I '??? Pronoun "\Y
\ ? !" ;i:' | ft \ 11r! \ - k. ? I M -
w 11 \ v\? > \\.t\- u-<- J i u ? tin "\v.?"
v I,. ?!!'?:?;. - 'ir-. 'f. h -..ni'?!- :t
*! i ? ? 11 L \ ? '! < ? ? 11 -: ?! ? ? r .??!!-?. I" ;? 1 ?i ? ? r \
\v i- tlii w.i\ ! 'it? \ j ut it ha- :i
\ ?irini.i
-? i W1i.fi it- i \>:j : u': u!ar
i: ?:: ? i \\ li<? *1:: 11K ^ 1. ? lit- Ni i i ? ??'; :u i < 11 ? i"
. !. \\f" ii-ii.111 \ int..:.- 'In- i"!i'"!-. t1'
?'fir*<rh<- tn.i'1- t .ii.'l ;?i.> 111i? j
.1- - 1 ]. 111?1 v ; 1 ? i i! win':. \\>- l>.l\ ?"Mil
? ? ? i ? ? 1 >utc. u>< ;i t: - 1;!it? >r
I \\ ! >-M \ <? -a \ "\\r ;l! l- II
p-:uT < u! !;i f i' llii- \v?"vk." if :i
. : 11.- n-t . f l!i.- ..fli.v f r.
\ ? i ? ? i. \ ' 11? ? 1 t In- CiM-k ? r? > i ? li :
\ i; '!i< l In -?<?- i f |?r?? I'crit \ "
?? i ? I Mti'li " : ? ? ip nin-'aihv- ! <? ?-ii??
r u ? ?! i- tiii-.i it i Mir tin- I i f ? ? r. t!i;it
w ? ? ? 11 ? I refer 11.?' f -wfi 1!\ :
<! *\ lien \vi' -a \ th.it "\\t> havo h??iT
> : .i ih mir n)M-t" im.ii.- that t! <?
\\ !j?? take th<* j?hj*t aiitl tin i?? ? t
f.?r it an* ill. W"?* < ? >i: 1?1 u-?* the
.,..ii, " I 1 ?!)r a mfl li in t<>\\ m t a
wr rittn Mr V.
1: _? <; ifi'ti ? M-- ? Time
A inki ?'.i. ?..I \ fur tnanufa turiti^'
?a'':\.l- _'':-'Ve- i- -null fit bo #Mahllsh
'??! sir <;afl'in \. I'rai ficallv nil i f tho
-???? k li.i- l'ft-n -<?M t > CafTiu'.v nion.
I'ii.' .?'.!? j.uf \\ i i? r??> .iJ. 1 \ "J'*' pair^
per <la\
Tli? ^'ivcriitiH lit ha< i>r<l?T?M) tJi.it
)'? -.liti!;i. I i t?- *-ifaniil up
Kl'KMANN IN FLIGHT
? "
KvaruatiiiK I'willww on Wide Front
of Many Milt*.
NolwllhHlHUilJn? i!m? threat- of
Premier Kerenaky that a l*>Hcy of
?i?l?H?d uud Iron" 1* to be uwiW with
t?ut restraint against the sedlUoun
Russia ii troopn in KhhI tialacta, whtme
disaffection has made null almost all
?.f tlu? brilliant khIiih th<?.v had achieved
under iiis |M?rK4?iMil leadership early in '
tin* iu<>u111, the KuijHianH continue their!
retirement virtually pellinell, before,
ilie (ieriaau ami Aunt ro-Hungarian |
itrini?>s. Fr<?ui tin* wikkIiiI Carpathian*
to tin1 region of T??rno|M?l the forces1
of < ifii KorniloiT almost everywhere
are In disorderly retreat. hardly any
where uiakiiitf an attempt to hold hack
tin* <>n i Mining enemy.
A 1 if;i11\ tin* of the Kussiau
in ini'ii k11)?>?I. Wounded jn* made prison
[?t ami in mm* nm| stores captured
jai?- extremely heavy, it lift these UU
: doubted ly will become ?reater unless
| tin- Ii**|H' for stiffi'iiiinr of tin' moral*
I of i iu> Rus-lans Is realised mood.
I St M,n I - la u. the |?riin*i|wiI juiietlon for
| ? in11ii ri-iiii artivltle* in tlti' crown
! laid of Oalit ia. ami an iui|?ortniit
juraiu and manufacturing I'enler. is he
I iuir ?? vacuafed b\ the Russians, while
I'oilh.ix tsc. Alii /. and other towns
ii i\ i? I'vett taken l?\ tin* Teuton*. Tar
I in |?ol. ojv of flu- yhlef towns iii the
row ; lainl i- nioic seriously menaced
ih Oi ever if ii ha- not already been
i 1; i U i ?!. In tin- ein'inx ero?1m; t lie river
to t In- -soin h
lei 'nilinu' tin* Inutilities in <ialacia,
tin' i nt iir eastern front |frotu the*
I'.altl'- virtually ot tin- Mlack sea Is
tin- -? i-i11- >f I?ivr operathnis. 1 ? ut with
tic I!ii--iau- -findim: flriulx ntrainsf
tin' ?>11rui\ on!' in tlu> Rumanian
I lira I or.
A - Id i la l;i'ia, i In- Russians to the;
north aroitml tin- region of l>vin?k{
I Mini VHna continue to -how >i^ns of.
I ilivniT'M'tl"1'. Although they?had at-1
'? tacked ami captured (Jennun positions;
l a loir_' tin- I Minsk Vilna railway, the j
| Rn?iaiis coiiM not be induced to press
jtlii-ir aihuilairi' a ml retired. unbind- I
ercd liy ihf (lernians. t<? their old j
positions. In the repulse of attacks |
with larire forces near Kre.vo, which-1
was recaptured ami -outh of Smorion, !
jtl'i' Hermans rut entire regiments to :
? pieces with their trsi 11 ini; tire of the In
fan fry and maeliine t:uns.
i Thr ilcrinaii- having ceased their1
i\iolent artillery lire against the French >
] troops aloii- the rhemin-'les-dames in j
1 I'mnre. (leu. Retain's force- linve as- i
|-uiiicd the initiative and have taken f
; Nark from the r m ? 111 \ the small ad-,
| vantage* trained in terrain dnrinu hisj
jucek- <>f te!iiirjoiis a--ault<. The lost
irroiiml on the I'alifornie plateau audi
I tlie . ('a-dilutes plateau have been re-|
raptured 111<| the Prem-h in spite of
counter a f t;|'k hy the retritnetifs of flic j
I (?rrman Crown Prince. have even i
; pu-hed their line forward a' several j
j poiiitv in tii,. latter reirinn.
I The : i r t i! le r \ hat fie in Northern lie!-j
! *j!uni w hi'-!i ! .!> hi en in prn^res-. for j
j ?.oiU" film , has reacheil an intensity
l'."\er '.of,..*,. e\ perieii'od. While the
. t" ? ? i -' i i 11 i o i;, I -oijiinnii i,.;1 ? i,,|i
j ha- o:;'\ l..,loi\ lllufitioi'vd the fact
ill" _''iri- are ! a iii ineri ie_*
| " u a v. ?1 ? r. ' ?' :!if \ i- t ha t ' Jen.
: i- 1 ? ? ? j .i - iii? for another otVen?i\ e
; i.ai. -of""- ?o t! .'v tnade on the
|.\'.l- 'llol I'll- t't'ohts. \\ h?< 11 Worked
i\i'- 'In- 'ii'i'iiians and Their
i : - and .i> i the llriti-h force
jh;i?i-- ?'! a M'aiif -tracetic \alue
Cr ?:? w ' . . ? 11;; i:.; |. - i|;,-i- nprm
I'r-'p.itin:: to SIorv The Potato Crop.
1 I*:.!- <' Ii? _. < ?' . It; "J".
.1 !? ii'i.i ? ???<v i?: tfii- . 1 .!? ? : ? ?
o :? i - ? im?1 ? ? \ inu' iiii]'?!"'*;>? .
? 1 - i- ? in?nn?'ii>. \\ 11i<?!i iii? Ii\ ? i
11: ? i"?? in- !'e;| t i \ <ieere;l -ei| li\
? I ??: i! ? i i 11 _ of tlii- -: .Hi'i.i fi -weir
? si 11 i'.i h"tise< : tin- !"<?< I hi i:, _?
* ? ;111!iu;i 1 !<>s> I" ;i iiii?i!tTi :it!
The iff.i! piaii "f |i(i-t >i i;i
I"1 > < lelll?-< III Sw II'! rul.lt. S*. '
iT" I! I--.i\ w j ,?tjr.
. ? ' ' !lf ? a 1111 ? n| \cn - i !ll;! I !
"l a freight l?>\ < i r : !.??:: ^
? ? '? .! \\ i I ii t lie "'le.i> I ;?r" ? r ?:11
? i ? mI? i'<-]T iI \v :i 1 - ? i
I !h> : f i v,i >-\ Iic.it.
?j Tin* sT? !Mt ?l<>L'rc? v
:? ? n? I? r.'iI tit'?'. i- J'ninh hoiI l.\ tlf ii '
"f .i -mail -heel ir??n ^r?? \ ?: :? i. .!;i> ^
t" ! w >? \\?? I: ? 1 ? ? ? ii?iii'''cvs.iry t.> < "in
' : 11 i i: pr?>?-es?.. .ifr.r wh>h
tiiii'' the a r j itiria 1 heat i< ? Ii-?-i?iiiiiiii. :
ni*' !he k?? i>i11ir temperaimv. :
i- retained ;in<! rf.rul:: I
? - \ ~t,?:11 "f \ ?*ut ilamr
i ! ? i ?.i l.i lity ?.f 1 ? uiI?1 i 1:;i
Ii* largely rt-irn l.i toil aiol ?h
I ? ' ?!'?.:! ii[."n tin- 1111; 1111 i t v nf jMiliit.M-^
i 1" -!t?|-???I annually. It Is n?.(
? ' i in <.ininrii'h'iV thai a >lor.iL:?'
f i e - > "i- -mailer capacity than
I. ?:? h ? I iii stiol s ho hililt. :i< the
?? .-I thr cii'.l of <-oie?fru?-!ho
?> ? i! ? 1 ii ' in-tify I ho smaller h<iu<e
1' i- ?-????.!i.ii that on ro?.l material )???
????' in '??>:is;riK'titi'-r those hort-e-.
I ... I !\ti'ii-i>in division. <"If'Tii???? *.
< S i'. will ftjrni- h appr<?\
I'll.if'-! - "f 111: i I eria I fill' till' hilii'1
! 111?? ? ?? )i" 11 <e<.
He's Numerous.
i "cw-paper. in -j>eakiin; "f .1 <lv
c.-i-ei! -aid: "Wii know him
j(s i.|.l Ti n 1 \ r ('out ? th?- more ho had
the lr? Ii-- -1?-*nt ?rh?' more ho g"t the
!?? ? he iellf he x dead -we don't kll?'W
where ho Weill! I.lit if his soul t"
he.iveii i- -?-t i f he-!! own tho harp
I <h.iru'e ?*m rej.t St Louis Mir
;??r
BRMAN Y'S PKACK TA1M
OeslKiied (o Dmlvf Aurfrim ?ud Her
Allies Sny? Writer.
Ih? not Ik* deceived. <ierinany will
HUt furlli muny iuiuoih in t*?jt?rd to
hoping thereby to create'thru
out the world an Impression that ?die
want* in'U<v, and thus throw u|m?ii ihin
eountry and the Allien tli?* burtleu of
blame If we <l?> not iii?t Cermany'*
|K'a?*e mow*. That Is the uaine, it lid
ihitt has hft'ii the vjain*' <?f <??*rnmi?y
fin' many months. , >>
Moreover. iiermati,\ will till tlu* world
with stories ahoiit its inability to con
tinue ihf war, ? ? r. til least, kiicIi Ill
inois will |MTi'olatt' through the world
from lieniiaii sources for the c\prc>s
purpose of rausin^ this country to halt
in its war preparations. Do not be
lit-v?' an>ihinu (iermany says until she
lias iiiicoiiilitIonally surrendered.
The ureal uaiiic of seeking to deeeive
a-- and our Allies : 11 be played to
i In' utmost eMeiit of the power (?f t!er
111;iit iliploitiaey. We will lie asked to
walk into the parlor of the spider. If
we aeeept the invitation, we will, like
the uulleh'ss lly. t?e promptly absorbed
I? > I lie spider.
When liermany really readies the,
? imt: #'f iis tiyhtinj; ability?and It has
,oi by any inaiiner of means readied
'ii.i i \? t I here will he a tremendous
etVoi I to In itio about |ieaee on the basis
of ^iivinu Kaiser Wllhelm and his en
worker- in I lie world's greatest earn-"
. .lijii of murder. W hen i.Vrmany
e ties this point it will -'nh.'^le for
i'< hoping thereby to be permitted
? ' -!??>.! wi'li the I'nited States and
t!.e Allies around a peace table where
i.o siiu'iresti?>n wmiid be brought up for
t Ion of the Titter desj ruction
' I lohi'ii/ollernisiii and the condeiiina
t to death <?!' to siuiie other more
s> \. re punishment to be meted out to
i b* ? e.i-lers in i lii< world murdering
cam pa i-ii.
I-11? ? rts will be made lo brim; about
, e;t ? proposals before (ierniany has
be. i - ompelled to surrender lincondi
il'y I?111 if we do no! take into
a 'Hit t lie ueee-vdt x (,f compell in:; ;I!i
i; : <litional surrender and then li\
t'' ? ? ;?eaee terms ha soil on the awful
?
w ir upon civilization, upon the millions
? w ive died heeau-e of (Jerimlny's
v .! and the hundreds of millions who
b e suffered In anguish because of the
ii?' iiinaiiity of (lennany, we shall be
re ? ?1lit to our res|n>nsibilities for the
e. ? ? uries to eotne.
iinli\iduai. the eoniniUtiit/or the
< ? ' : \ which. for the sake of eascj
an: ? ?infort and peace, surrenders to!
law ? ? ike-s and murderers the rivrlit '
to the t em - on which thi y are will- :
in:r to stoi. their murdering without*
an> punishment f.?r the past would
:i;stty l-e d<x<uied to external ruin, and1
! li t I W -'1 !d > Ill' jllst fa te if We '
should mis', d li\ i b'rnianx '< etVoris
? . M'el||'e p. ace wiMmtit pll': i ? ll 111 e!: t
-'?jjrifs tie d'-i'ds. ;i?:1 with'Ait indemnity '
' ir the awful i!j money whi?-h has,
? 'ji brou.'hi upon the world.
There slu.u'd '?? no peace e\i-e]if
based on : I >. ? fij'l punishment - the peu
itv of death or a eoiiviet's life in;
stripes o:: the hii'liwiiy-?of those who j
ave lieel, _'ilill\ of brill^ilr/ oil till'!
car ami * f fur11 ? rin_r its atrocities,
and until i.-miimhv has- bom compel!-!
"Uitneiisiiia le with the iiinit of its
ability for generations to come to jwiy.
until I'elL'ium has been completely re
stored to the extent that money can
made to do it. until Ai-aec and
l.orraitie have been returned to France
and Kraii'"" paid for tin* nwful cost
in men ami money .which it ha.? had
m bear bc aiiM' of (iermanv's atr?H ioUs ?
war. and until other countries have
i'oi'ii restored and other nations have
had their burdens of debt amply pro
tected by < lennany "s indemnity .
No maudlin sentiment should be
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jitled i.i control in for peace on I
.?;-> oilier term-. So far ii- this,conn-j
:r> i- fitiin-riicil, President Wilson:
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wa- -in k <ii*niiany .-ha!!, to the 111- !
iniivt extent that money will recom- |
l? i? >11? ? 11111if> the families of those j
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\* ;:?? dies in w ar.
i
I i!*i <o rinany realize- that the iron
?ft *! i; i! ?ivilization j- t iglitenim:!
;
:ii'oi:;d her mean- the ??? uuplcte crush-!
?_ ? K i i-i-ri-tn and the death of".
?!i? -??. fiotii 'ho litntM i'or 'low ii. who j
have !n'cii res|>? insi 1 lie for f hi- w ar. and
'I'll:: i: realize- that 'thrnudi the I
? ?r:t1 :??:?< to i .nie Cermany niu.-t pay;
til.- ??...: t.. the world, it- people will;
not quite realize the tremendous iruilt i
J
whi'h :??-!- upon them, for they are^
fyiiiL: to niea-ure things <>n some oth-1
i-r ha-i> than on I lie only basis which j
tlie world should consider.? Manufac- |
Hirer's Kecord.
I
After tirimr two -hot- into the body
of hi< wife. .Jim Maxwell, a negro
who lives on Ruckner Street. (Jreon-i
ville. walked iihout 1<m? yards up the
-tree:, and seeking out the Hev. M.
Allen, pastor of the St. Andrews
colored church., fired twice, one of the
I mile! s u'oing through Allen's head
while the other caused a slight wound
in lii- arm. Death In each case was
instantaneous.
SLAM WILL BB (iRK.AT All)
ISarTett Kiiiplu^izes Importance Of
Her KnfcrMi^ War. ,
| New York. July 2M.?The aiiuoiiiiee
iiM'iit that Siami has declared a state
"f war with (iermany carries greater
significance that might ar tir<t he
supposed,^X^eording i<> .! <hitement
hen* l?y .n>hn -JKarrett. director of the
Pan-American 1'nion ami formerly
I'nited States minister t? ? Shim.
"Siam's chief importance in the
present war crisis is that it i< tho rice
granary or source of food supply for
China, and its action must have a
direct effect uihoi China's attitude to
wards (lermany." said Mr. Harrett.
"If also gives the allies now. fur the
first time, an unbroken favoraMe roast
line ji!I the way* fK.on China to the
Mediterranean, for Siam was the only
neutral territory in that entire dis
tance of many thousands of miles. It
a ho possesses an excel lea t little navy,
adequate to patrol the <iulf of Siam
coast line of nearly ii.tHxi miles.''
Million in First Draft.
Washington. July 24.?An American
army of 1.000,000 men for service
abroad at onee. instead of the 500,000
contemplated for the first draft, is
foreshadowed by the government's re
quest for an additional $5,000,000,000
made to the Senate finance committee,
today.
The first million men are to be made
up of the first draft army of 500,000,
the National Guard and the regulars.
It is improbable that the first, draft
will be increased, but the government
is arranging; its finances for other
drafts without the necessity of golnff
to Congress again for money.
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