The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, May 10, 1917, Page 4, Image 4
CEXSOUSHIP MOIHFIEI>.
Lower Body Passes Bill With Altered
Censorship.
Washington. .May 4.?The espionage
bill was passed by the house late
today with a modified censorship provision.
after administration leaders
had lost an insistent fight for retention
of the original section aimed at
the publication of news of value to
the enfemy. The final vote was 2 60
r A 1 nr?
Consideration of a similar measure
continued in the senate during
the day, and there, too. the administration
suffered a defeat. An export
embargo amendment, about which
the tight in the senate has centered,
was modified so as to substitute for
the general authority proposed in a
provision to empower the president
to restrict exports in specific cases
when American goods are reaching
the enemy.
Rejected in House.
In the house the entire administration
censorship section was rejected
by a vote of 220 to 167, despite
pleas of Representative Webb, chairman
of the judiciary committee, that
President Wilson had sent him word
that thd authority sought "was absolutely'necessary."
Later a new
section, drawn by Representative
" ** ^ ' *- ? 1 Q A f A
Gard, 01 umo, was auypicu, i?7v iu
. 185. It would permit the president
tcr prohibit publication of news regarding
the national defense, but
would provide specifically for a jury
trial for offenders and make conviction
dependent upon proof that matter
published was of a character useful
to an enemy.
Allege Trickery.
Representative Graham, of Penn- ;
sylvania, and others, charged that
trickery had been practiced because
tl\e Gard amendment was offered and
voted upon after some members opposed
to any sort of censorship had
left the house with the understanding
that there would be no further
voting on the section. They were
threatening tonight to carry their
fight to conference if possible. The
new section, drafted by Representative
Gard, follows:
The Xew Section.
"During any national emergency
resulting from a war in which the
United States is a party or from imminence
of such war, the publication,
wilfully and without proper authority,
of any information relating to the
national defense that is, or may be
useful to the enemy, is hereby prohibited,
and the president is hereby
f " authorized to declare by proclamation
the existence of such national
emergency and is hereby authorized
from time to time by proclamation
to declare the character of such information
which is or may be useful
to the enemy; and in any prosecution
hereunder the jury trying the
case shall determine not only whether
the defendant or defendants did
wilfully and without proper authority
publish that information relating to
the national defense as set out in the
indictment, but also whether such
information was of such character as
to be useful to the enemy. Provided:
That nothing in this section
shall be construed to limit or restrict
any discussion, comment, or criticism
upon any fact or any of the acts
or policies of the government, or its
representatives, or the publishing of
the same. Whoever violates the foregoing
provisions shall, upon conviction
thereof, be punished by a fine
of not more than $10,000 or by imprisonment
for not more than ten
years, or both."
German Dead, 1.300,000.
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Amsterdam, .May 2.? (via London.)?Dne
millk three hundred
thousand Germans have perished in
the war, according to a statement
made by Joseph Friedrich Naunann,
formerly a conservative member of
the reichstag. Herr Naunann lecturing
on "The influence of the war on
population," said in part:
"Until now the war has caused a
loss of 1,300,000 dead. This, to
gether with the decrease in birth,
gives a reduction of 3,800,000. The
surplus of females has increased from
800,000 to far more than 2,000,000.
The nation has bled as never since
the thirty-years' war."
The report of the lecture received
here does not state where it was delivered.
Will Get $10G a Month.
Washington, May o.?On the recommendation
of Secretary Baker the
conferees on the army appropriation
bill today inserted in that measure
a provision to pay $100 a month
during training periods in addition
to allowance for subsistence and uniforms
to men designated for training
as officers in the army. The men
must, agree, however, to accept appointment
in such grade as the secretary
of war may think best at the
end of the training term.
( Ome Down.
He?I could love that girl in green.
She?Oh, don't be so boastful.?
Jack-o'-Lantern.
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British Would Be Overjoyed, * I ,ister
Balfour Says.
Washington, May ">.?Great Bri-1
tain formally joined France today in I
expressing the hope that an American
expeditionary force soon would
take its place on the western * front
in Europe.
Foreign Secretary Balfour told the
council of national defense that the
British would be overjoyed to welcome
an American force in France
snirl that its parlv disnatch could not
but have an enormous psychological
effect both on the allies and on their
enemies.
Today's meeting brought together
for the first time for formal conferences
the British and American military
officials, and there was a preliminary
study of the whole general
situation under the five heads of intelligence
work, munitions, material,
hospitals and the expeditionary force
question.
Army Likely to (Jo.
At the meeting the officials summarized
the results of individual conferences
held daily since the British
mission arrived and laid the groundwork
for general discussion of all
phases of military cooperation.
While no formal announcement was
made, the impression grew after the
meeting that an American army will
go to the western front as soon as
possible.
The British officials present, besides
Mr. Balfour, were Lieut. Gen.
Bridges, Major C. E. Dazey and other
military members attached to the
mission. The United States was represented
by Secretaries Baker, Lane
and Redfield, and other members of
the council of national defense, together
with .Major Gens. Scott and
Bliss, chief and assistant chief of
staff respectively.
For Allies to Decide.
The question of sending an expeditionary
force is understood to depend
now almost entirely on whether i
the allies would prefer to divert from
the transport of food the amount of
tonnage necessary to carry the soldiers
across the Atlantic.
Already trade commissions of
American officials and members of
the British and French mission are at i
work on a general export programme
to be submitted to the American and 1
allied governments. A plan of apportioning
American supplies among<
the allies and the maintenance of the
proper balance between munitions,
food and other shipments is the first
thing to be worked out bv the trade
commissions. The allies will present
an outline of their needs and the
Americans will submit a list giving
the amounts this country can furnish.
If a permanent allied commission
is established here the American
members of the committees will deal
directly with it.
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man, woman and child in America ^
within eight years. 4
"When Mildredina Hair Remedy is
used almost universally, dandruff ^
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and all scalp diseases will follow and ^
twenty years from now a bald heaa
will be a rarity." Sample sent for
10c to pay postage. Mail orders filled
by Mildred Louise Co., Boston,
Mass.
For sale by Mack's Drug Store,
Bamberg, S. C., and Peoples Pharmacy,
Denmark, S. C.
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General Practice. Loans Negotiated.
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Mildred Louise Talk of Interest to
Women. *
As health is a first aid to beauty
this story, told by Mildred Louise,
beauty specialist of Boston, Mass., is
of unusual interest.
"I can recommend no better health
giver than tonoline," said Mildred 4
Louise.
"I was for many months a victim ^
of stomach trouble and nervousness. <
I had suffered terribly from pains
that followed eating. Headaches also ?
would add to my worries. Poor digestion
finally brought on nervous- 1
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"Relief came, however, when I '
took the advice of several women
who said, 'Take tonoline.'
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line treatment, my patrons began to
remind me of the improvement in
my condition. And because health
is the quickest way to beauty, the
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Tonoline is being explained daily to
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Bamberg, S. C., and Peoples Phar- ?
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The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
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pain would be so the addition of these digestive ingredire
to take to bed, i ents making it better than ordinary Cast
about three days cara, and thus the combination acts not
av for three vears only 88 a sticiula^ng laxative and catharay
ior tnree years, tlc t>ut also as a digestive and hver tonic.
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