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Dwiells on "Question of Sisence." Need for Publilty. Allies Not Agreei on Subject in Diseussions of ''treaty it Paris. Paris, .\pril 3.--Capt. Andre Tg'rdlet, one of the 1'rench delegates to the peace conference. in another of his ar ticles in [A Ilnstration dealing with the peiace treaty of Versailles, dwells at length onl what he terms the "question of silence" and gives some Interesting oidelights on the peac(e conference. Captain Tardieut recalls how the press placed great hope in the first of 1'resident Wilson's 1-1 points which (le Inanded that conventions be crepared with the knowledgo of the general public. 1111t, lie says, its hopes were dashed when it ibt'ca1ile known that I'resident \\ilsol hiiseltf delared this -did not niwan the( inak1ing public , of legtia iolis wit referred only to inak ing putblic tlt dehatets on (lgagt'elts n1td befoire, theY hecantev delinite'. ol'nier l,Inuicr ('l .11in lult' l is declar.. ed l'y .. Tar dit'u to have been ..,the greatest advocat i tf pubtlieity, hut a. serts .\l. i len eatl's efforts in tils:: directionl .crv not inldorsed by the( al I ied g v I I Ite i n t s whi ich a re said t o have rtfused eVn I is p) ropiosal to mak piblic the terins of the treaty when it was ready to be handed to the G(erians. They permitted only a NOTICE OF ELECTION. State Of' Sonth ('a701'11na, County of L1aurens. Whereas. petitions signed by a legal number of tho qllified electora alld free-hohtk rs residing in Waterloo school dist rict No. 1-1, LaurenS coon LY, South Carolina. asking for an elee tion u t hll e t< 1u estion of voting an additiona! I Inill tax upon the pro perty ill said school district, to be used for 'h 11 Io.- k. havt bten filetd with tihe ii t board l t f edne'ations, an cni.n hereb,- ordere d upon Saiti rie: tn. lix cha ll iol to h hiebt oni the. ! i,! .\ iit, t t4, at iPublic Scho:1 te a li1 in .ebti. rt , la rer ti. tlanagli t of t hlt hou ruste or :w ici :.. r i"i rict. n ly h e h 4 t i n rellrll rad ()r Ilrk a %rlw~ for taxation and who exhi til, i ltax C o s ter istratio -i -tili at i as e result (e elt b'etion l1Ol h aitltowd to vote. Tho,' i,%or1in. lit , I nmill additional T.1 ha\ A0 % hallot contaiin tor wod! t'i:.- wor ri ( nlltd there o. thai d ::tis the -1 ::lilt addi 00wai tax .-hll vole a hallot. contain.. e 'h wod 'NO"writtenl (r printed -0 'n.rollshall open at (lhe dour. .No'clock in teit forenoon and shall reltain opnll lil tiliel e r h u of in th afteriloon wnd they 1shal be closed, and the hallots counted. Th., trstes siall report the result of te election to the'conty auditor and coity sutperintendent of educa tion within ten days thereafter. Rt. T. WILSON, Supt. By order of Somty Board. Sto-mach Out of Fix? Afte your jhs goerok worr dru ish fo w ake systens tonttles give qhik densdigestngta glas wih cas gies deightfu renif o noe cargerthe ffirs dofzen used. othing alabe iorreotng Ingrdens worn-wht sa.s onverMtinug foods int rich bwood and sundo, fotesh. Bottledt and notteantd bym a the sayele ratoe meivarMiera thSprytinge. Zirn, isa sC.enid onrreuirc eae Tr a nn Ipply y eep he ei godoribhutrn men auroen. Sled by dreuggse fZRon ony-a, gArate e.ee i7hesoewok wo2y Yrefoaciens Blood Nheesne e Itewaee yte satncta stummtnary to be Iublislied before the treaty was signed. Captain Tardieu quotes M. Clemen ceau as having sai'd: "There is a gen eral expectation among the public. which desires that all the subjects of oui dli)beratiols he known. It is to our advantage to show it the results of our work." ")iiliculties began at once, 'which continued to be iiultiplied for the next six months," Comments Caiptain Tar dieu. "If -the conference had not been held in France the French government would have been accused of defend ing French rights, but France's post tion was complicated by the confer ence being held in France. The press and delegates alike considered that the hospitality received from France imposed on France the special duty of protection for their benefit." Captainl Tardielu declares that to pre vent the conference from 1 pursu ing its hea vy task with excess indifference, A. J. 13Ia fou r, Iritish represeitative at 'le conferen ce. and Stephen Plichon. Oie of the French delegates. received the newspaper ien bit says that in March wlien the con ferenev was con sidering4 certain mnuch debated :)oints, the sliplremile counnil asked them to abhandn tlese receptions. To the suggestion that if 'the public had been informed on peace conference doings, France would not have been obliged always to yield tQ the allies, M. Tardieu replied: "It is false that France always yielded. Generally, on the contrary, she obtained satisfac tIon." lie then gives a list of points pro posed which France succeeded In hav ing changed. Among them were lim mediate admission of Germany to the leiague of Iations, no interallied occu pation of tle left hank of tle Rh ine, no Frilich o1(nim iont excelpt perhailps Is 111onlths. France to ay (GermianV for all sith : ro:lt v in \l!mce-L or ine, no 'ersioni of Ithe I .:mvi e w m e; ;f 'rini :in1d nto s1p(eial regi for n H 'i t! :31411.c IS1S E p lfi hxjieluI, have excva(rI Ohe YiVu t1h' .'t tt f i5111 ''('('5vs by ])110.( I haln $ 2m )1, () 0j (111 d iI Ing the( flust IneII lilil s of' this fiscal year, and thet re di t:i l f $ m7b''' ,Ono il the xloptn ilig debt inst 111-.'ei is only a ty mporn -1'' lodxmlilu, 'rep ase Itld te Milete. nYu"ig, Repmi1lcan leades" , bmeclare today Ill at stat t'tietlt. 1-,'eoniomty alone, e said, o ld averit a "calamitons crisis." I'llmlediatelyv upon0 tite "tempiior'ary reduction" in ttihe floatirg (bt, Mr. 7i1ondel I deem rell, the treasury was inl ti( miarket for fitrt her loans andl this 111011t li tist n isims of a f"rther large coinitio. telioprsyetifecatoes, (iovet'flmerit financing by short tertu otes, lie added, is such as 'may bring atda rein ad& i'a reen tenomy alnet hesa, wekorl avot' afteranap-ou r eti on"dc ii u follitati e lie .\ing tea ed, e- aurt was1in the mrvied for fyurentoanvnuths tolue ofp tempnoradrsi cetfatesuch" Governmoent fainancig by short term e wats, "a seous mence at "ay bing~ atrnd ous't~ilil wnceas the Coery next tdayn t eovr month ter wana "Tenreascing go opravoftire dif ficuteo riigotd.ti eonoi Crenewe thoe time and time,"hafd blo wardnleit "is inoctceed by btatdsa orlal rovddfo hes crrents t ee, fthed epulica ready i th such a summte ofarried byar anr ntes ras of sIeru centces atan time, and crticuaryt when ther cuntry wase "Tli ri he r'easung graity of the f ficlkt aIng ut ver this' fenormos loanse of hr ineteesstiatest b rene4,withro te roailtime," thad Mr. ratie will ohe stifurasthralanwerd rn ago to Iper cent, ors twian the, i0i0,000s rfa ofen threyas o.rn of'i'ertii'yatial, th2 er cet, w~ret sa o, andsth tlreiiasury' bitt they nthe ltotav't (i sor tme cenaes swate il) l4 3--x wih the wrbitite ohat ince" anrdelmalgoedo is ecessa r dtwice the intest rat of clhtheyer"a Coresry Mr cials, th .retateen ontinIud'a andled'atn orn ste a'tona mot admrab0,0000 lbut th''an not I atlygvertdaseunment swepteeptpub l rlexrenitures ithins cou-ncde. cosatua ofduotionaof rpublco inbtMr Montdeul'idde, ith herav durngte noxf wlalyerekning . ei ai ful oto ut'ainrinteiceal commoitit."n Congrhesi , Mr.nin thnel c predfiving, woille 'eran appritonsiatin futor thed i'ursthibnkablse"cocueth GOB WHO MADE GOOD GOES TO ANNAPOLIS Constipation t~at'on strengthening y o u r di gestive and eliminative. organs with Nature's Remedy-it's better than Srous Il laxatives. 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