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ft THE PEOPLE, BARNWELL, S C; 5- FtOPLE SEEKLI III GUIIWUEED HUN NEWSBOYS VENDING FULL TEXT OF THE TREATY ON STREETS. ILEXANDRE MILLERANO BIG THREE. MADE RIOIStOHS The Cry of “Beware, This Translation Is German Made,” Does Not Les son Humor of the Situation. London.-- While President Wilson and Premiers Lloyd George and ('le menceau imagined that they were keeping from the world the exact text of the peace treaty, Germany stole a march, for they have put it out in a pamphlet form, selling it uikui the streets oftheir c it ies. Those who have seen parts of the original peace treaty in Paris say that the official press summary was rigge«j with ‘special sharp teeth f r political effect in France and Kr.gl J. Tne < lauses ujN»n repar ntoms are on** instiuice. the ( lauses being lese severe in The Times forecast published the day before the Gennans g*»t the treaty than in the official digest arranged for the press at Paris The pity is that the Hlg Three let the (Jemisns come along first with the full left of the treaty They are now ( rylng “te-ware. thte translation la German made “ |t doM not l*w •en the rather ndlruloiia plight the l^g Three may now find thrmselvee tn In rooaequenre of trving to make the fteople at home think that the term* are more serere than the? really were Nor d‘«**« the attempt to LAST THROES OF SAY THEIR PLANS OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS ARE SUPERIOR TO THOSE OF WILSON. STILL PLEADING INABILITY . V. f . 'j ** *' v * 1 > > •> • >• ' • ■ T % * t i V. t,. . -A, / a?' ; ^ ■ « Wegterw Newspiip#r I ntonP < • I President Poincare of France at a neeting of the cabinet recently signed • decree appointing Alexandre Miller- ind, former minister of war, governor •f Alsace-Lorraine. Hit headquarters vIM be at Straeaburg. Clemenceau, Speaking of Germans in Speech Said, “You Must Sign Either at Versailles or Berlin. ♦ ' Berlin.—Germany is willing to agree to the proposed stipulations regard ing her military, aerial and naval forces’ contained in the draft of the peace treaty, provided that she is per mitted to enter the league of nations on an equal footing immediately upon the signing of peace and particularly tnat she be permitted to share in the complete equality and reciprocity oi all nations in the economic domain. This declaration w* contained in the second section of the German BRIG. GEN. GEORGE W. BURR P m I) SROIHG SEIMS VILLA FORCES HAVE ELECT€D GENERAL FELIPE ANGELES PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT. VILLA IS SECRLTABY OF WAR Brig. Gen. George W. Burr has suc ceeded Maj. Gen. Gecyge W. Goethala as director of purchase, storage and traffic of the war department. Hs is memorandum embodr.ne the counter „„ lUnt eHM 0 ,-, u „. ccner.t proposals to the pear* terms. At the | Burr for , eve ,„ yMr , at the hMd i of the various United States arsenals TEMT NAVY OF 250.000 Between blow and End of War Depart ment Will Have Time to Caro fw'iy Consider Situation. Waehiagi Aiihougb tha navy same lime, It'-i* declared, the Gentian delegation holds to its idea of the sti tnd ^gf.t for the United .States dur. periotity of its own draft of proposals ^ng the war th* ordnance which this for a league of nations. government obtained from Great Brit. "The covering note,*’ preaentqpl to aln. He le a nat ve of Missouri, peai e , >• S-r* ly the GermaB ; delegation says: We tame to Versailles espeeling j to receive a peace proposal framed j nrcording to the agreed hast* We I had a Arm resolve to do everything ! in oar poeer to fulAll the heavy obit THIS itfEAK, 1 NEHV0I1S MOTHER Tell* How Lydia E. Pinkham’i Vegetable Compound Restored Her Health. Philadelphia. Pa.-"! wasveryweaW always tired, my back ached, and If sickly most of the time. I went to a doctor and he said I had nervous indi gestion, which ad ded to my weak condition kept me worrying most or the time—and he said if I could npt stop that, I could not get well I heard somuchabout Lydia E. Pinkham’a X egetable Com- r mnd my husband wanted me to try it took it fora week and felt a little bet ter. I kept it up for three months, and I feel fine and can eat anything now without distress or nervousness.' — M rs. J. Worthline, 2842 North Taylor bt, Carranza 'government so serious that Philadelphia Pa. it has asked the United States for The majority of mothers nowadays overdo, there are so many demands upon their time and strength; the result is invariably a weakened, run-down, nervous condition with headaches, hack- ache, irritability and depression — and aobn more serious ailments develop. It is at such periods in life that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound will restore a normal healthy condition, as it did to Mrs. Worthline. > k Carranza Government Asks Permis sion to Move Troops Through Texas New Mexico and Arizona. Washington.-^ViMa forces have pro claimed General FeLpe Angeles pro visional president of Mexico, and Villa himself, secretary of war. The move, coming at the climax of military operations considered by the TIT GREAT OBJECT ACCOKPLISHEO gallon* **»uiurt! by aa We nerr JEttW. jfcc JUtHI.JStlwmi tJlr has »laC«4Jpp»H «>• f ~ {ahurhra when pe read ia lhad ditu . Twentieth Century Transportation Has Beschetf New Pinnacle With U. & Navy Lead eg the Wey. ■ urt)m*r> end the fn»i dr«ft with the eihloA*ti«iO that <<m»tkOt « h«nge« are nereaaarv v-ef»»fe th** Fflel draft • til he rr«i h«^t •m-Mher the hum >r "4 the t timi ••n th«t the Grrmoae ha*» a Pf> - rent t« reeutrd IN FIFTY MINUTf FlQMT THC ANABCHliT SUIT 1% ROUTtf* oa t-e ng opposed tn hi UhehHMT mol ihe dkOMMMK *hu h Ihe Vtcto budtng program* whicB Poold | Q** 1 * w* 1 * 1 ** ^ «»«r oppuprata had aeT l!t. I niteit {(tote* a ttaty >»tid FgM tt« , ‘l*ingf<*« \ Aftv ratoute ter«rr*d heiaevg a b.4ahe« h Bee-! c -m pe tain g tSe h%itleahip f*e*r**p*v 1 wa iU ?•) t m*i and had leu hi pa • hi< h hod htamN*rdtog (W roost • e«| d h r* • ou i a (#«<€%* Iti oil lea a«-•' <4 hnwalodll and aeveo |tr** «h • arrhfpo T^e Mwaotooa eveoiooltv h««d to Kp»u*ai*dt The ear «av*»<er ahhh I • ■ *4 pi ore Hi lha gutf d Iholood •** tha *■ i nod Iho HHtloh hate h td ^ereOtljr with ***t*hoeik not*1 f«*e»»• ahlth are trt ag to horrt the Ibathaoioa arvnt op prmthinf l*etreiorad fmao the oeat not »| It lo !• fovcif 1 *m all rapttol d sad td mo*a UMamg tempomrUi at leoM. a f**rte j id men ropoblo tdhoSNfltas oB> tmef ’ geort * few h rn gM or»oe Ae« retort fWaiet* rosiftaatag hto ’jratiat**av hefore the hnOOV hotol of foim • •umm.ttee mod a voaisafsatca *ma ffiWathe pe neeol h*oard- ahwh mr I mended thot the !• Nottleahlp* oad i tis hoitie « mieor* ootBwrtaed ia tha laid petapmm thug id ho c um pie ted oa Mma a* pneoihlot He*.■mmeadolma one mode by ihe *** mtory t hot pete leiea\ he oaode ta * i4«o tax foe a aavy f«Wih The more e o tied led the •pint of the treaty, the amre »e • ere rtdivtared id (he imp waiHtlitv of retryiag N oat The demoad* at thm trooty p*> hev«>ad the tifeagth of the Genaoa people Trurir<!To-ar -wwfnr the Brat air trail frpsa the aeotera the root era hemiophefe the t'att permission to move troops through Texas, New Mexico ami Arizona, is regarded here as reflecting a situa- j p tion more serious in Mexico than any | since the "triumph-of Carranza forces over V.lla three years ago. Viewed in connection w.th activities of the Feluista forces in southern Mexico , the situation ia regarded a* fuil of possibilities. 0 Angeles* reported first proc hi motion annoum mg that American* in M»‘t.ro would be pr«»te« led i* pirthularlv ta* tere»t,r t f to offM .als here, cotnmg as It doe* no the h**e|d of the refusal »-f the state deperlfn *at to graBt Cap rants'* request that he be allowed ta I 4 ,aid’ll ihrwieh JkOirF « aQ if ITI ^ _f«r Ihe y-arpoae of jgj«ectia^ < B C ton Amerkeas Ai t.ap ? Landon — Fm I.i *vd Geoepe ta Llahugi Furtoda •a* hi ad to ha* k 1* afwrch t« (Kb mVlaB di* lama at at waa wadwr tta Am*#** dacla r*d act 1 wedtag to TW ) tbfuacb tta aatufw IbiatK Wake* 1 *jmI» \#>W* Taking tW air W# aav ta tW Guram as Guatm 1 t Wt Mar Ik • thin? I t e fVHo«1 Sght orrur»wd i|* rd the eo* I far rnmt ihe Uval • fap r**’.t tt had a am'tar raeult the h*4ahe«tk ieei re tirtat to LONDON policc bthiki It POtTPONtO OP ABANOONCO I *et V«wi L 4w1<m • threatened p*v, lire strike f*»f nhwh the memhem *d • the fiwre voted h* a Htg ma)i»r*t* ha* rwil*>d off f<*r the present kl the demi4i«tmti<e) tn Hide purk »hi«h had t»ean arranged hv the pt»Lrw it wan announced ’ that the e*d« uttve c«»mtn!ttee o ftheir orsan Batu«o h.»d de» lde<t to p<iatpi*ne the ptfike until a/Ter peace wa* signed The announcement also wa* made at the Hide park meeting f-h** f he. ofFcial ballot of the policemen on the queetioa of a strike •»«* 44 fid m favor (>f and 4..'124 HC«in*t a walkout S(Mretar>' Hais of the p(*lice union in giving out the figures, expl.nned thiit the strik<‘ committ*-e w;i* not anxious to vnll ai walkout if it could have the men’s grievances jvdre-s<*d in any other wav. ANGELES “WISES’* WASHINGTON AS TO MEXICAN REVOLUTION t Washington - General Felipe \n ' eeles. Recently prochiimed l>\ Villfl’J i forces as provisional prescient of i Mexico, has sent n 'commnn‘cation to 1 Washington for presentation t!ie •state department setting forth -his oh- | iects in le;iding th(* revnlni*i n now in i progress in north»M-n Mexico. me-a ywa moat •>#• If m» ai VeTagilheh you si herti» Wo sfw a«i * • Af .* * FiFTtfN BTCAMint TO TAKC FOOD TO MUNORV BiMMiAfitB Li*d. whom* asm# isted with lha da ►meat U tha Kara *aa rwuta rataraad from Omsk aad that faTO! qa**i ha g Ad *• auhaa r Fcdl i Mali t iM - 4 m* ■ • S*' * ■ k-a ri *ad | uf^tke haaa authanaad by tha Kolchak ad mtatatraltaa la mska airaagaaseau for tha 41*patch withrmt 4alay of Ift a« »rva *i • * lta*a «m lha laat lag Ik p*Wt*«4l id lha* V • • a * 4w »• KhaLsad aiiWa «a 9 hoars aad 41 aiiauiaa a*Aia taiaiad aa ••eraga *paad df hat lav thaa id kaot* aa hoar The (••o, atupaad By tag twaa frsaa S*w Faaad taad ta Liahaa was 94 hoary aad 41 miaataa At tha first ap port Batty tha big plaBa wdl caattaaa la Ftfih*aath **' aaatiral m lea ta tha aorth Ta tha aavy dap* ftmaat. how aver. K make* tttlla differwa* r whaa ha rwnpletea t Bed Me« . at gi tad flUGCANT VOdd OP ABGONNf NCCCIVCt Htg OttCHABt is* :y;u *pt r«>t>r*«(i d ;v» ean oaty SlHH I are aoa ia lha *antaa Me ts*t uftlea* thi* nuORldr WBp fed the •••* Would be —■* twatertallv in t * ag ng ^ A ir.».p« s«an# fr«.m Fur. pe aad ia add* * >■< »«*utd be daAgeVt«u*l* Wr - « » •»* «“i- uo •"»>*« mmr « i» , h . , j-h. oil Mr lo.^l. tk*l Ik* U ~*“ > *." > . C * r f° ,fc * U " ,fc ' 4 "• ,w •• 4 * f, 'i livarrd by a ay of the Kara aaa the Atlaatic through tha air. haa ll ia propuaad that 14 qf these Seen arc ucn pit shed Twentieth rea • teamer* ahall a tart frcaa England aad tary tranapnciation haa reached a five frma Saw Tort Appropriate new ptaaacl* aad tha I’atted Htatey tint ah aad Aaaeisraa rargoea are far. In id n» a rtatt*a< C Tara hero of th r » Te< T* aa Pee ■aaee apH*at le of the Ai 4’(mgre*a at this time for a permanent ntvy id dda men hut oaly for a temporary f.»g e targe enough to take < are rd the • ••rk ana in g ta the traa aavy ha* led tha way •itk*n peruut Setweaa star aad peace Hetween a«>f aad the end of the war. ** k **' i f * f ,B eichaage lor a w u Navy official* emphasized that the the aecretary vaid the department • # * ir ' tu, ° ‘ ,f manufa* tured good* the d»Hu at tha Atoraa waa due to wolud have time to .rudv ran Kok^h adoiimfcOaUoa aaih«cn« th# aad ta mo wmmkwon of he •!! u • t i«m and arrive at a definite ed tha exports of hemp. flai. hidea. ..«.I U .U« w I. I hr rotintry • n-r.l. »“"• -ool. hDd o^irf ,rod«U mat her and to no vaaknr* tarhiae or its daring crew LYNCH IS LYNCHED BY AN ANGRY MOB AT LAMA. MO. SENATOR OVERMAN REGRETS MAKING LEAGUE AN ISSUE PEACE TERMS NOT SEVERE ENOUGH FOR POINDEXTER Washington.—I*ark Springfield. M< Waahfngton Jay Lyot h alirer 1 York BawapapeDp made a feature of a of severity of Washington and Naw th* peace term* imposed on Germany ran crittciaed by Senator Poindexter. arrived her* en t*mte (a r»«ri oai#> thorpe ram tad hts da* Serve frudi tha arm* aad a It leave fur h*s h«**ae at Fait Malt Pent re** v«uHity ftergr tat T rk avrited at the f H and 94 m nu»e* later had fmeited hts phystval ef »u» aattoa aad dm tbarge frvWB tha •ertice mR the aa pers havtag hern prepared ta ad*tare ftergaant Teak aired Beaatnr Kenneth D Mri(e||*r a*ktag him t<* tatmdm-* the aeresaarv legtslatioa allowing the re tarn of the revolver Bum Her 24 *44 — with • hieh he killed the German* •t the t me of hi* Argotiae etpHdt The revolver wa* turned over to tha army quartermaster at Rrti. France York waa mad* aa hoaomrv me a her of the Chattanooga Kotarv dtih and elect #m| delegate to (he Halt !*ake ion vent ion hy the Rot man* REVISED LEAGUE COVENANT ENDORSED' BV CLUB WOMEN Anherille. N. * CV— Rr unanimoiin vote, at a public meeting at the Tity Ju*t Missed Him. A negro w it * trying to ui>Mte n mule, w lieu a by«tMilder a*ked i **I uies that tiiti'e ever kick y«»uT* **No. aah. but lie kick* ~>liietlli*es rlu re I *e jea* ls*eti **- |terk*hira Engle. SHOOK WITH NERVOUSNESS A Lady Wat Flat On Her Back With Terrible Spelts, But Her Husband Got Cardui.— And Now She It Grateful M'Ktaary T* t%**m of tKl* | a yaar ami a hi bed f«*T *n moo I aaa Bat «a I gthAn ifurfla • like I B««ub| dl ka -w aayihtag I roaMaT hear — | Would Jot* gar* «ia*aeug # a a* aa w«ea a liam. I weald 9I| It mb* prked iamb aad feel •aid ta aiy ia waa fwaul and try It He gat me a W hr He i a h: In t aae rd I Cm l I •f Ci If a I f» I it aw«< Week* aiTef was op. la threw I wn* d 1 pmtse t*ardw4 f**r I b* my life and 1 am grateful. For over 40 yearn Canhil ha* been helping weak, alck wonien Imck to health and utretiffth. Try It.—Adv. A clonk I* not nmde for n ylngla ahower uf min.—Ifnlliin Proverb of Shi^nff John Harlow and Harlow * statement of Senator Overman to the Republican, of Washington, in a let- son March 3. wan banged by a mob effect that the Ilemocratic national t^r written to a constituent anil made Auditorium, the* mid biennial council at I*ama. Mo. . committee ni.^le a mistake to declare public by the senator. 0 f the General Federation of Women s Lvnch. who w’a* captured in rolo* that it will av ept the league of na- , "FiM’h was right." said Senator Clubs of Anierim decided to adopt the rndo a few weeks ago. was being ar- turns as a party issue Poindexter in his letter. “The French revised covenant-Wf the league of na raigned in the Harton county court- Mr. Overman is quoted as follows; have ’been fortunate enough to pro- tions. President Wilson was cabled house A mob quu klv ass« mbled and. • “In my opinion, the league of na- (hire several men in this war who 1 of this act and the foreign relations taking the prisoner.from the officers, tions should not he made a party is- combined the genius of grent soldiers committee will he wired. Each woman hanged him in the courthouse yard sue. it should he entirely nonpariisan; j and great statesmen F<x h is one. present, over .lOA. pledged herself to Lynch was mobbed while seated in those of every fudltical party should I am very sorry that the l irted States wri‘e tn her state senator telling him the courtroom. Men held the officers join in and support it from purely pa- was humiliated by having,a .self, ap--!.pf the gtnnd taken hy the council-and md seizing the prisoner, dragged him ; triot.c motives. { pofftie*! represent.)tiv*- w h'o u-,'m1 the i(-;king his support in the rniittpr down the steps of the courthouse Jo j “It ia a mistake to try and limit its control of finance and of food of this i rrfnnimnusly adopting the in plans! an elm tr« o about 2S feet from the support to those of one political faith, great nation to ameliorate the terms presented hy Mrs. . J. Sherman, entrance. Lynch had entered a plea “l am somewhat surprised at the (.> Im* . imposed uimn Germany. Thor - ( f ('} i:( ig->. for the Amerieanir*t ; on of “guijtv” to thei chacRQ of murder- j act ion of the democratic national ^otn-^re times when soft.nes.s is not in the '('which is planned hy the General Fad ing Sheriff Harlow and his son iipd mitt* e. In any (-vent “it can have no tTa>l lieen given a life sentence. ^fluence or cont/ol over the senate.*' GEN GERMAN PRESS COMMENTS i APART FROM GERMANY . - s ON COUNTER PROPOSALS ’ AUSTRIA IS DOOMED.’ • „ —^ W r inston-Salem.—President Jas. A ! 'TleV.in. - The newspapers comment Y ; enua.—“Austria , is doomed . to> FAISON TO AOORESS STATE BANKERS’ MEETING interest of Immunity ami civilization oration of * Women’s Hubs, tpok the and This w.m on** of (hose times.” f ir? { definite step toward that end. GERMANS WANT EQUAL VOTE IN THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS SALVATION ARMY DRIVE FUrrlm. Th* 1 question whether Ger- BELIEVED BEYOND GOAL _ - .. .. New York.- While complete figures Gray, of the North Carolina Pnnkors' . at great length oh the (h rTTiun cr-unt death if she does not jorn Association, announces that the an ' or proposals Theodor Wolff in The ' ...... „ >."< '■ ... . ! TTTTT7TV er proposals Theoddic Wolff in The l nual meeting of financiers wMI t*e held , Tageblatt-.fays that the whole count- ,t ’ rniaiiy ’ sa,d ^ tz - president ppn( , R altogether on whether the al- >’n Winston-Salem August 2'»-22. The ! < r draff corresponds to the. Demo- of the Austrian republic. “Overloaded m H j an( j associated powers will agree meeting is expected to he most in- . cr.itic ideals cf right, and in-noway ** Austria is with,this Vienna of 2.- t; , a plebiscite in all disputed terri- 'teresting and valuable. Announce-! to milijary natjonalist conception^ 00h.(ioth inhabitants, we have not much j tor i es . in( j the reception of Germany 1 ment Is made of the coming of several The demand that the occupation industry. (speakers of national repunL'on. These trcxips shall return home in six • pfoposed W! ^ s prn ^ peace treaty f)r ■ lacking, theie is every indiention not, it was believed here, tonight, de- info'the league of nations fus a tnem- that .the Salvation army passed the $13,000,000 gohk in its home service campa ign by .approximately $3.b00 000. Thanking the publoc for its support, Mr. Whitman asserted that “the Danube economic ber with an equal vote Roth these record made by the army in France I include General S L. . Faison, com • mand-er of the famous Thirtieth di vision. months- at the latest might also be con federal ton is in my opinoin impos- | are-mad" the cardinal features and in earlier years at home guaran-1 | WANT “PEOPLES BANK** ORGANIZED IN AuL fTATES I reckoned as meant to effect the pres ervation of German sovereignty. BOLSHEVIK'S INTERNAL # TROUBLES INCREASING sihle because neither the Czechs nor I d,.vs are willing for such a union.* of the German reply which has been t^?s that its work of the future will be SINN FEIN MEMBER OF * PARLIAMENT ARRESTED. approved by the cabinet well done-’ J I \>w York —A campaign to bring aboat onmniziilon In even Mat** of ’•people* bank*.** designed to meet the • need* <4 laborer* aalaned men. •mall * — — “id iarmeiY. "H p >M l Ixmdon.—The Ndihevikl arp faced hr further internal trouble* and the AMERICAN FLIES FROM COPENHAGEN TO STOCKHOLM SEES LITTLE PROSPECT OF REDUCTIpN IN PRICES Stockholm —Captain FUlt. an Amer ican naval aviator, arrived here at 10 Washington.— Relief that the roun try'z street railway system* will bvve to seA rel>f in d'rei'tion* other than Dublin.-^Lawrcnce Ginnell, Sirn Win member of parliament for West official statement rareiVed here by Heath, wa* arrested on charges made wireles* from Moscow refers to th#. connection with a •peych delivered jaVlock on hu flight from Copenhagen a reduction in coat of labor and m»- "internal front'* where “an advance Alblone. - After leaifng Nye*bamm about SO teriala wa* expressed bv T S Holden. m.lrv ^ -4'of jrfeb dra Captain f .*f the depart men t of labor Weak From Pain Mrs. Gibber! Was in Misery, But Doan's Brought Her Splendid Health. “About 15 years ago my kidneys were in bad condition,” >ay> Mr*. Lucy Gib- liert, likilo Coinml)ia Ave.," Harvey, 111. "There was a constant, duH, bearing- down pain in the small of my Imck. 1 coukln.t turn over m bed without such pain 1 eould hardly breathe. Mornings 1 was stiti, sore and lame all over; my back was like a rusty hince. » “Inflammation of the bl.-iddcr nearly droye me wild.' The kidney secre tions passed every little while, day and night, a little at a time, and burned like firex Great sacs of water formed un- der my eyes. „ r , kk ^- “I was in such misery • '*'’■** I would become ydak and so nervous I would scream, rj had nerve-racking headaches and the back of mv neck pained me. I was so dizzy 1 didn t dare nend over for fear of falling on my face. My sight became blurred. I was sick’all over. , “Five boxes of Doav'x Kidney PUU cured me of ki-lnev trouble STriee idieti I have enjoyed svlendid health and 1 owe it all to' D(<(fn*V. Btcorn to before we, BAMVfeL DASICK. S'otar y. public. Gat Daaa • *• Any Star*. 40c a Boa doan's ■y.^y FOSTLR-MILBL'RN CO^ BUFFALO. N. Y. i*' Your‘”"£3'^