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THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL, S. C.
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BIG FOUR DECLINES TO AGREE
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IN THE DOCUMENT. <
COMMANDER GRIEVE
MRS. E. M. HOUSE
CAMP JACI
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PREPONDERATING OPINION IS
THAT DESPITE OPPOSITION
TREATY WILL BE SIGNED.
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MISER MUST STAND TRIAL
100,000 American Troops Will Assist
in Invasion of Hun Territory if
Order to Advance Is Given.
EBERT STIll IS PRES'OENI
Berlin.—Germany will sign . the
peace treaty of the allied and associ
ated powers. The national assembly
by & vote of 237 to 138 decided to sign.
The assembly also voted confidence
In the new government of Herr Bauer
136 to 89.
Before the vote of confidence was
taken, Herr Bauer, the new premier,
tfaclared that the government would
■Ifn the treaty, but without acknowl-
•dfln* the responsibility of the Ger
man people for the war and without
accepting the obligations contained in
articles 227 to 230 In the treaty relat
ing to the trial of the former emperor
and the eitradltlon of «Mhep German
paraonages
Paris —The council of four hss defl-
■Italy rejected the German suggestion
that furthar alteration* be made in
the peace treaty
The council received four notes from
the Germans, which are supposed to
have been prepared In advance and
were held to await advices from Wei-
on the result of the meeting of
assembly Pres'dent Wilton went
— III Ml Of 9+—*
lioyd George where the council took
,'rr‘r-rn N*wap«l>«r 4,'nluM
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So Confused Is Situation That It Is
Impossible to Obtain Even a Fair
Idea of -Exist.ng Conditions.
Paris.—Latest advices from Berlin
are to the effect that the German cab
inet has resigned but that temporarily
President Kbert is to retain x)ffice.
Various conflicting reports as to the
situation in Germany surrounding the
intentions of those in high" offices tc
sign or to leav«» unsigned the peace
treaty of the allied and associated gov
emments are current. . The prepon
derating opinion as expressed in the
I numerous dispatches, however, indi
cated -that, notwithstanding the .fact
- that there was much opposition to
. ‘ them, the terms of the allies finally
Considers Oppoaitton to League Con- kt met even if the signature of
UTTERED I) ESI
INITIAL CRIME COMMITTED BY
, THE HUNS WAS FUNDAMENT-
* AL IN ITS CHARACTER.
r
U-NLIM1TED NUMBER OF
MEN WANTED FOR CLASSt$
IN VARIOUS TRADES.
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EQUALITY, NOT NEUTRALITY
md Instructors Giving
Belgium Has Come Into Her . Own Army Officers am
Men Highly Skilled Training in
Through Great Valley of Suffering ' • . 9 ’■ -r ,4 * **
• • Many Useful-Trades.
Which She Has Passed. -
Commander Mackenzie Grieve, navi
gator of the Sopwith plane in which
he and Harry Hawker tried vainly to
croea the Atlantic.
IS NO HIDE-BOUIID .PARTISAN
Brussels.—In his address before the Camp. Jivkson. Strenuous cam
Belgian chamber of deputies Presi- paigning is now going on in Columbia
.dent Wilson said in part: for enlistments for the university in
“The enemy committed manv out- , - , , „
* L-hiUi it f.imn facksofl. An tmnnmcu
i rages in this war. gentlemen, but the khaki at . I
initial outrage was the fundamental number of young men for iu.>sts in
i outrage of all. They, with insolent various trades aac wanted at once.
indifference, violated the sacredness stimiflate recruiting in the recon-
! of treaties. They showed that ‘they .. . . „. • . h ajrArtinc
* ... . # .u v . • struction division, which is airecuni.
did not care for the honor of any **-• . . ., . f p^forann
, , school. Maj. (.eorge L. » etersou,
' who is at the head of.Jtbe department.
stitutca an Unpardonable Offense
Against Future Generations.
the treaty necessitated the resigna
tion or even removal of those at pres
ent in the high councils.
| So confused is the situation that.it
The league of nations is Impossible at present to obtain
A very late photograph of Mrs.
Housed wife af Colonel House, one of
th« American delegate* to the peace
confenenc# •
Washington _
was supported in the senate by 8«»na- even a fair idea of conditions in Ger- j ||IJ|l/CQCA| f] QVAV I^ PH
tor M< « umt»«?r >f N<>rib Lsk -ta a j:« .is they r»*a.!' ei UlfllLnUnL U1uI»'mI IU » LLI ^
publican member of the foreign rela | s^etna hasie for the beltaf that ft la ■" '■
tiona rommittee. who argued In n the Intention of the Germane Anally 1
throe hours speech that the league ‘ to acquiesce In the allied demands failure to S-g" Would Have Serious
to
. )<••( .nj | r „, ld . ol WiIm h.. r.tum-rf
f ° r t> t £ "“f I—Si f...m HO •*' -
| with Premier Ll*»d George of Great
np eons dsrat»on of the notee
Coblem —Ifore than half a million
sold lam tn the occupied areas
Ndv f r a f rther lnrosi<»n of
iy The tmop concentration
order* * hv Vtarshsl P«»rh has been
•omplated tp and does the Rhine and
wverv detail has h*e* * rted out foe
aa advanea ta the event the! Gar
iy goes a of accept Ike terms
Ever orders to the civilian pope la
m, printed In flench Rngltah and
ta as framed kv Marsha l^xrh.
t ♦ y f'»r dietf * >’ ‘O 1 't e
trvta and villagae taken over hy the
tjfipo Oae order ta the military regu
Wtler.s save that anv bouse from
Which ctvtltane mav Are span the
mnrrhiag tr<*»pe shall be burned im
mediate?* Another
tw the VequiettioniJIg
ihs telephones and other utlU*
as well as thn#e employed in
service* \h-mt Amerl
a'!’ »*<>?• f reard f the final or
mines
pears
Tha North Dakota senator replied
to argument* of Senator Kaon, of
Heansy vanta and other Republican
leaden* and de« lared he could not be
infuenred against the league plan by
party considerations
"I'art'aan that I am* he aseerted
*1 h >pe I shall never he eo hide
K-«iind «*r e*» bimded hy perly ettgepr*
a* to npp*se ■ just poiltuwt tahen **r a
truth d*** lared by a member of anv
upp«witN«*a pedv I rould n«*t cvet mV
vote agamst anv reaaoeahla p.an for
(hv yresertstiun of nufld pea* a with
out a ruavirtioa that u>*uld folb»w
me the grave that I had Commit
ted an unpardonable offense against
ail future generations *
Th* North fmh<»ta *ena( *r ckvrged
that them had been n campaign i*f
order provides miarapreaaatatton agninat the leegue
*f the railwave. )(e oppoeud •* a proponnl ralrulnted
"to sound the death
schema t** preserve j
lion «d *er.»tor Knot
rlara tha aenata a <
KNOX nrtOLUTlON HAg BCIN
ROfTPONIO FOR THf PRUtNT
Washington - Senate leaders oppoa
tag tha league of nations abandoned
Chair plan to trv for a teat vote In
tha Immediate future on the Knog
rwaolutlod. and turned their attempts
to crystallising sentiment behind Cllhu
Hoot 8 pri»p<*et1 that the league rove
aant be ratifled with reservation*
. TBn derisitin* w.ia taken as a for*
hnell of any
it e** the res a
rhlrh e mid le
,^‘S turn to sc
cepting the league covenanl along
with pence terms
Britain and 'Clemencnnu of France,
diecnaaed both the Italian rnbtnnt cri
sis end the German altnntion ,
• ITTC R EXCORIATION OF Hit
tCNATK ACCUtCRt BV RALMCR
Wnabmgton — Altorney General
l*«lmer nt the tret public bearing in
the Aght to prevent ronArmetton by
the senate of ht* appointment turned
sharply up**n hta accusers and boldtv
rfinrged that they were aligned w’lh
German toterwst* "
During the year and n half be was
m rbtrge of the office Mr Palmer de
rlared he had been den on need by I
every enemy alien and every frtean }
and attorney ef every enemy alien it
tbte reentry and that 9n Berlin he
wae r ha racier t ted aa Ike “official
American ptrhpoeket “
gffecta to Germany Because of
Apr sad of Boi*nevisn».
fieri la —The impresetoa of thoae
who engaged throughout the sight ta
traaelatiag the reply of tha allied and
associated powers ta that it will he
utterlv impussihie to atgn and that it
ta probable a negattee reply will be
wired to fir Manlel 0**0 H s 'm how son
for submiaa'«m to M ( % t#mencean
ft la also considered p*•estate that
r.-nat One Br**rh4**rff Bamten has«r
Kvary friend uf the 4^ #00 alieoa
had been eeited were
be seid becsui
• hose pr*»pe
attaching hi
urr «n «a
erty and
trial
his
o had aeiged enemy prop
aptured the Oerdtan Indus
tn the fatted States ft
of th#
German doleffnt «i
O • til
1 *■
et ra
turn t<
a Veranillea an a
evanni
f the
demon
•t rat tarn there **•
im*t t
he
de -
onien
raeuM*nff to the m
1 jury t
0 Min e
ter Ge<
Mherts Frau Dnft
Mask
At
tacae
Merer
and of kora all 4
*f whe
were
kit wit
h atnoea Herr M
»v»t *
ef <
» •**
injured ky * *••
Tke
changes in tke feace tens
tad (rated kjr tke rad
1
ft# 4
ituma
In tke
test ef Ike old
treaty
t
re so
•lifkt
•a to cause nnt
vernal
M A
am a*
G*v era ment electee at
ated that
thev
cannot
canroteq any
w *11
•f to
sign seek terms 1
* c
K
ta ad
mitted
that tke trantf •
Ill he f
kit
f die
named
horenee tt ta
p ranlta
ed
that
aerioua effecta wttk the
spread 0
f ho!
pledge. They showed that the
not care for the independence of any ;
nation, whether it had rained it!* hand
against them or not .that they wera
ruthless in the determination to have ’
their whim at their pleasure. There
fore. tt was the violation of Belgium
that awakened the world to the reali
sation of .the character of the at rug* j
gle —
“A vary interesting thing came # out
' of that struggle, which veHns almost
n lltoplral consequence One of the <
Amt things that the representative*
of Belgium asld to me after the war
began was that they d d not want
their neutrality guaranteed They did
not want anv neutrality. They want
ed equality, not because a* I wader
*t«> *d them their neutrality was In
secure hut beranse their neutral ty
put them upon a different basis of sc-
lion from ether peopjpa
**f honored this Instinct tn them
and tt was for that reason that the
Aral time that I had ocv a slew to bpeah
( of what the war might accomplish f 'V
Belgium. I ep-»ke of her w^aaing a
- place of equabtv am *og the net otia
it«* Belgium has e«* to as * once m vw
c ame into her **wn thr* ugh th s deep
valley a f euffermg thrwugh which she
i hhi g*me
“Mot only that but her cause h sa
liahed th# g«*vevumeat* ■ *f the rivu^i
ed World t-»g- (bef as If mettnctlvelv
into a league ef m.ght They have
put 1%* whute !»*••#( of urgabiged
' manhood beh nd this conception of
ju*ticu which ta common to mantmd
CBIt't IN ITALIAN CABINET
AOOB TO CXlBTtNG BBOBLCMg
has established a demonstration unit
in one of the wilidons of Mimnaugh s
department store Hundreds of per
sons atop at the window and watch
wikh keen interest the young men
working industriously on problem* of
drafting or latrines, or other mechani
cal engineering problem*
Men who enlist* in this branch of
the service t un not l*e transferred, el*
rept on thetr own application, and the
army officer* and mstni* tors are giv
ing (Me fi • fl * f* sW !1*<1 training .3
many us*
Deyokenntaa U se eased By
.- Furt It Hi At a rails4 aMertlAJLi^
town cotin<
valence i»
sale nf a
eahausttv
means «•*
• ^
stills are
Milt and
of t he a
At
the
U«r t
lag I
c-mv
a a
il the matter of the
ifrunhenness and the illictf
*b«4lc beverages uas very
* discussed sad ways and
,.p ag with the sttaatMM
It tt belmved that illicit
stag operated near r ft
jt the biweekly quart law
.ntag state «*f \ .rth Tarve
g u*ed tr* se* ura quant i e«
for mle hi .this tuevitr ee
e oegsn istmu baa invoked
tb^ stste offm j. 1 • «- «! I *ie
*. 1
R.
%• SI
• ‘,
the
ahevtsm In Gertra*'
*>e entail
RUMORS OF ANOTHER BOMBING
ATTEMPT GAINING CURRCNCY
it that the league Aght w uM re
main In * qulesrent «t*fe during the
coming we^k nnd pn»l»*»blv until the
traaty Is auhjnltted for rnttAcntion.
Lesgne vupporter'j h«\»* mnint.ilned
all along that thev had siiiffrfenf vote*
to defpj»| the reHolittion nnd Senator
Hltchro-k. senior l>'*mocrat of the for-
algn relations conimittee said he nev
er hsd expected the mensufe
would he brought to a roll c:ill.
“1 am not at all surprised.•' sa’d
Btr. Hitchcock, ‘at ?ho'disastrous fnil-
nr# of the Knox resolution. Tt has
Washington —Tb # menace of homh
outrages attll hang*.over |he country
In the belief of officials of the depart
mdnt of justice
William J. Flynn, chief nf the de
partment’s bureau of inveattg.itioQ.
awiil that he bchried there were
would be shown, he told th#B
tew. that the particular charges lodged
againat him were not baaed on the
ground that he had told enemy plant*
at too low a price, hut that he had
aold them ^o Americana who bad
turned them to profitable ac
mtt ed
la rwfuaal to atgn
int
HEARINGS ON REVISION OF
TARIFF SOON AFTER JUtV 4
“more bomb* to come “ but aaid It
w.i* Impossible to say when the n»**t
attempt to create a r»»lgn of terror hy
explosion* might h«> made
Supplementing Mr Flvnn’a state
ment. the department made public 4e* 4
timonv* of Attorney (Joncr.i! Palm**r hearing
.before thi? housV appropriations com- ( | v ,
mittee nskim: for-a si*erinl fund of
$.*»(i0.000 to carry «*n the hunt for rad
icils. The attorney general told the
committee, as the testimtffiy revealed,
that government officials had be»*n ad-,
vi«*d of a dav set for another attempt
dlaappointed its friends and divided by radicals "tt' destroy the govern-
the RepubHcan party,"
ment at one fell swoop.”
Washington *— General hearings
looking toward a general revision of
the tariff will l»e started hy the house
ways nnd mean* committee aoon after
July 4 Thairmnn Fordney. of the
committee. Htieounced at thw cl(»*e 'of
*n the request of the potash
ndustrie* for protection
Statistics nnd data. Mr" FordneV
said, now »re being assembled and
fhc committee propijscs to go exten-
sively gnd exhaustively into the whole
subject with a view to drafting a hill
revising the tariff in accordance with
lh«* earnerign promises of the republi
can majority in Congresj.
LIFE OF NEW CABINET
DECLARED PRECARIOUS
London —Commenting on the pre
carious life of the new' cabinet, offc^
REJECTION OF TREATY TERMS
ADVISED BY HUN DELEGATION
STRIKE CUTS RAILWAY
LINES OUT OF WEIMAR
MAOOEN WANTS PROBE OF
PAPICBLB BOBT INSURANCE
Washington —After testimony of
Third Assistant P'»#tma*ter General
Dockery hy the pp*tolli«e commute#
showing that the government had av
eraged a profit pf f 1 hbh ana * year on
parcel* poet inaorshce. Representative
Atnddew-'wF .waked-UtaL.Jua
re4o!utlorr calling on the department
for an Ifem'ved- acconpi of this»hu*r
nes* be placed o*^ the (able Mr D m-V
t>rv sa d ifHhnkAO had been collected
In insurance fees since Jjine-I. Ifilfi.,
while claim" paid have totalled 12
391 bM with jo x*3 oiit*ta r, d‘rr rlaimA
amounting to anofher
FEDERAL FOOD STOCKS TO BE
INVESTIGATED BY COMMITTEES
Washington — A sepyrate and imme
diate inquiry into the disposition of
surplus food stocks hy the war de
partment was'indicated Tiy develop
ments in both house and senate com
a«i iiif"** i«
teintv preva'lmc with
whether Gerwiany • U • g*
trawty baa com tew a cHste In the flat
ten government tw perplex Ik# peeve
t<*eN»renre Fatima to secure a vote
of confidence ta tbe rkamher of depu
tins In Home on a demand bv Prem eg
Orlando that tbe chamber in aecret
session»ltsten to the govcwiment s eg
plans!ion* of Its foreign policy the
AH Bead* Lead te Verb
Y»rh A*1 Fueea nlll leaY t*
Jnly 4 On tkat date there s
etAged here a msmistoth goisi
rally nhiwh peom.se* to draw vh
gest er**wd that hag essesshts
Y**ck f««c manv ye*r» In additi
fke perl of the pr urram dirertlt
n~ ted with tbe aub)ert of r-a4s
will he attractions nnmerou* an<
Hmss en**ugh le vqtf Cvegy ta«te
tag fe#tures for the day are add*
by several men of national |
aenr-e q m<*nster parade heske
n|« and bate ball game
» !
York
II be
roads
e Ur
4 tn
i a# re
I vsr
l^rad
eseee
CTHWI-
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Or
Ocaogvbueg Baeg la Faotoun
rburg Among the IC’g
Italian cahiget ha* fallow
in pnrlinmentnrv affairs i
Thy action prohnbly i
♦ her complicate the work
ennferanca. aspariisliy u
-tog out the tangle that lo
ed a* regtrd* Italy * clsi
and the flalmatHin cthiatii
The vote of 1*« k of (
1
scedenl
's'gned
*f the peace
. ainigMrn
ig ha* etl*t
i* to Fnime
re** *■
iflde
in
the
govern
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'-nt
w*« an
iverwh
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ing *
tpe be
ins
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P
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* the
vote
the |i
m ; #*r
in a s
ta
tem n
t to
the
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Bfinnunf
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the
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l*iea-
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( com e
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ing
Italy h-*'
1
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r were
a!
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to )»e sc
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STEPS TAKEN TO PROTECT
ALL AMERICANS IN MEXICO
Man Sho
Grecjivilb* Hugh T I:
3V at liberty uud-r bon.
of assault and balf* ry -
hly fatally wound- d h:-
Mrs L C McHugh, ii
woumjs on his sister'in
0I4 M< Hugh. :’*h. and wa
twice by Shoiuff Hector
is ontortained for Uic ro.
McHugh. Brauib-ft
I on a chuHf
hot and possi- 1
mother in l.i w.
iflicied slight
law. Miss Ro-
s in turn snot
Little hope
’ov. ry of Mrs
now in Jail.
off from railway
Basle—The German peace delega
tion advised the cabinet to reject the
peace Is signed the 'Reuter rorre- treaty, according to a dispatch ^ aU sections of Germany because of a
wprmdent in Rerlln says that a meie sent from Weimar by the correspond- | suddenly called railway strike. Alr-
Wyshington. — Btefts to protect
A merK^arr-citizens in the Mexh-'in
mittees C W Hare, director of sales ; state of rhihuahua from possible
in the department’s demobilization or- rebel attacks have been taken by the having been . verpowered apd placed
, - ganization was questioned-at length Mexican government. General Candido under arrest hy the sheriff, chief of
Weimar.—Weimar is completely out | F'iniznuoii. 'j '
“ "rominiinication with 1 hr »>' »*"*«* comnutt^ m
Frankfort Zeitung.
planes and the telegraph are. the only
accident or a few abstentions may at en ^
any momen* result in its defeat as the coresponrrent added that .the niean^s of communication. Govern-
centrlst and socialists enhloff, on pjpQrt* with the delegation also were ment circles see In the strike a new
spartacan attempt against the govern
ment.
which It depends, commands only 265 ^ ^ opinion that the treaty should
ont of the 423 deputies.
j
#4UN FLEET AT SCAPA FLOW
be rejected.
COMPOSED OF 71 VESSELS
London.—When the German high-
net fleet nurrendered last. Vovemher
nnri was taken to Bcapa Flow, it com-
pHarod nine hattleWhips. flve battle
cruisers, seven light cruisers and f>0
destroyers As far as is knowp. all
the ship" are qfill at RcapH Flow.
The i*attleships at Scapa Flow' are
th# Kaiser. Kalserin. Koenig* Albert.
Bayern Markrnf Kronnrfn* Wilb"lm.
fyinxregent Ln’lno’d. Grosser Kuer
ftrrst and the Frederleh der Grosae.
SENATOR GORflNJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Sioux Fall*. S. D —SenAtor Thomas
P. Gore, of -Oklahoma, was Injured
HAVA® DISPATCH ALSO
“CARRIES!’ RESIGNATION
Pans.—A Tfavas dispatch from Ba-
thls connection during hearings on
the army appropriation loll and later
Aguilar, confidential ambassador from police and a patrolman rift**r being
Mexico to the T’nited State*, infomvd ^oiind. d
the state department, r iling at the;
a resolution calling on Secretary Ba department to pav hi* farewell re- To Complete Clinton Postoffice.
k*r for detailed reports as to quanti-| spects to officials before going to ( Washington (Special).-The sundry
tie* nf food stuffs held In storage wa* New York and thence to Europp. Ge.n- iclvll^ appropriation hill reported to
introduced in the house by Represen-] eral Aguilar ''xpre^ed his satisfatHnn ' *
tative Treadway, of Massachusetts. at the handling of the recent Incident
KNOX ADVISES AGAINST
HASTY ACTION BY SENATE
FOCH CO NT1NU1NG TO MAKE
PREPARATION FOR INVASION
Washington.'—,A plea against hastyl Paris.—While the members of the
of the league of nations German peace delegation are sttll re-
* acceptance
sel carried the same announcement ma( ip to the senate bv Senator ported unofficially as violently oppoe
when an, autoomhile in which he was of th e resignation of. the P^rman cah-^ ’ Pennsvlvania. in a care- to signing the treaty and the grewt-
rushing from Mitchell to Sioux Falls : . as received from, other ^
overturned, throw ing the -senator out ! sourcos p was added that the mini
° r fullv prepared address analyzing feat- e r part of the German cabinet to^ho
15^* * , a.~ J M a «« * J si i J 1 a 4 a o
on. to the ground.
Senator Gore was not seriously in
jured. arconPng to attending physi
cians. His shoulder wa* badly bruised
but he suffered no internal In juries
The Oklahoma senator was speeding
to Sioux Falla to catch a train.
the house contained an item of $39,-
BOO for the completion of the post-
office building at (Minton.
trv would
t was added that tbe minis- ^ ^ leapue Covenant and can- of similar mind, latest indications
^-■CObtjmie to direct affairs f . nin thftt j tB ratification wmuld that the feeling in Germany is tend- *
'* Fish for Mill Lake.
Washington (SpecialI —The Oconeo
Mills company is completing a large
lake adjacent to its factory at West
minster and purposes making this not
only a place of recreation to its opera
tives through the opportunities it will
offer nf boating and swimming, hut
source of fond supply to its em-
until President Kbert had formed~a
new govern merit.
Tq,, , r A~jpnir.g rtiMne.f. the dispatch
< i’w! pert*:- t"d - in look tng' upon the
peace treaty a* “impo*«ible of execu
tion and u^supnortahle.” v
of the fact P loVf,p<; ns wp1! ' The management.
^ | ^ n
«»-»n » fnr departure from American in* tuwrd r^l.loo - -- . r ,. sl s-urtr.r M,|
>r».!:iiov.« • • . fh»t th* »1!1H ^n,»n.N must Iy mw. N ^ , . ... , , V| ,
Tin W*ue rtwlkrod- th* former M M n»hil». V.r.hat Forh rnm.nun, - . r ; J*
: r..-,ry «.f «M«. would in«itabty h „ to any oontln |ofmAnt ,, ^ h ^,' m w(th wtli ;. h
gency that may arise. 1
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OOMPEPS RP_ei c r-, HFAD ENAT£ PBA|SES pEAN(JTS ADJUSTING DIFFERENCES
OF FEOERATtON OF LABOR, for pER100 0F malf hour qn ^GRICLLTURAL BILL
rc^uli in a super government
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DISFRANCHISEMENT THREATENS KOLCHAK S GOVERNMENT
DISrRANCHlst SOLDIERS ' POLICY IS ANNOUNCED
to stock the lake
MANY VIRGINIA
A dan tV (
Samuel Gonvpera
peiqui*. • Wi*h ngi**ti-* i'enatt- and hou*e con-
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new minis!
-ff flfifiA* 4 y#ar One radW-al
aqv *. *t the raelection of Me.
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approval on an nsaeadoa^^i by Sena 1 .
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nli rurntt ent gwaaqi e-^4 >m^iee4 t| a*** a# nctana m the ten the Lea
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Richmond V4-Practically ^ Om^k - M P.»pl*!# ■
• of the Interior for Admiral KoicS
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^ 1 . rr»nr Ttws'-ian government in an :iiter»
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ear e*'*T3rt' were fiiTV''"*’*
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f Barnwell Haaapiew *<
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