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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-02-09
THE WORD CASUALTY"
First Used a. a Battlefield Term In th'
Crimaan War.

First Used a. a Battlefield Term In the
Crimean War.
When did the word casualty" first
assume the modern specialized mean
ing with which it is associated in war
reports? think 1t must have been
at the time Of the Crimean war. for IN
the latest volume or "Disraeli's Life" ]
have come across the following pas
sage. dated Sept. ?. 1859: Lady Lon
donderry is in despair about her son.
who is now In the trenches.
Casualties. she says. and. truly, what q
horrible word to describe the loss of
limb aud life!"
The undermining and the comment
seem to show that Disraeli. IN OF the
greatest masters Of words. found It's
use unusual. Murray's Dictionary
does not give much assistance or the
point, for all It's quotations, such as
one from the Duke Of Wellington's
dispatches In 1910. the casualties Of
the service" do not necessarily imply
anything except loss by una v0idable
accidents.
Ny suggestion. however. IL borne out
by the following from S~tocqueler's
Military Encyclopaedia" published In
1853. which says. 'Casuals or casual
ties. q term signifying men that are
dead (since frst enlisted) OF have been
discharged or have deserted"-in 9th
er words. total losses. No mention Is
made. It should be noted. Of the appli-
cation Of the word to temporary losses
caused by wounds. II was Lady Lon
~dOnderry's use Of 1t III this sense per-
haps which Disraeli found strange
Westminster Gazette.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-02-09

family. as they are entirely destitute
OF feathers. having for a covering a
kind Of stiff down. Another penguin
popularity is that 1t swims not on. but
under. water. never keeping more than
its head out. and when fishing coming
intervals that an ordinary observer
would almost certainly mistake 1t for
a fish
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-02-09
Notice TO Creditors.
State of South Dakota,

llss.
County Of Grant.
In County Court.
In the matter of the Estate OF Benjsmin w
Van DnZer. deceas.d
Notice Is hereby given nv the underaigned, e
II. Benedict, administrator Of the estate oi
Bebitmin w. Van Dnzer. deceased, TO I, q cradi
itors OF. and all persons having claims seains,
the said deceased, to exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers. within six months after the
first publication of this notice. 10 the aaid L.
IL Benedict, at she Merchants National bank
building, in Milbank. in the county of Grant
In the state of Sou h Dakota.
Dated January I'D, 1917.
f. II BENEDICT.
Adminiatrnt0 of the Estate 81
Rerjnmin W. Van nnzer, Decea sed
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-02-09
Industry.

"BligginS says he cot on by burning
the midnight Ill"
We'll. keeping late hours did help
him somewhat. He danced all night
three or 0 u times Il week till finally
he met a rich girl and married her.
Washington Star.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-02-09
Lease Of State Lands.

Notice lie hereby given that on March ~, 1917,
All of the Unbiased state lands In Grant county
will be offered for lease at public auction be.
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. m. and 5 O'Clock
p. m, At the court house in said county.
Dated at Pierre, January IL, 1917.
janis 9.ml3 N. f. KNIGHT,
Commissioner Of School and Pubic Lands.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-02-09
Combination of Both.

What have you there. Lucille-a
business letter or a love letter?''
II hardly know how to answer that
question. This letter is from a duke.
proposing for my hand. and addressed
to my lawyer."-I.onisville Courier
Journal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
PRICES ARE FIXED
ON CORN FUTURES
NEW RATE tOE DECEMBER DL-
LINEHIES PI,ENENTS IN
DUE SPECULATION.

w NNaNNMffh tNfhH
CHICAGO. july l7-Dircrtors OF
the Chicago BOARD of Trade this al.
tcrnoon fixed maximum price OF
Rl.2N tor the December and May
lgtSl deliveries of corn So action
was taken a. 90 september corn.
a meeting that lasted three hours
behind closed doors preceded the ac-
tinu of the directors After adjourn
mcut formal notice was given out
telling of the Dnur e. adopted hui t'-
framing from ANY explanation of th"
reasons According tO 400 Official
of tho board. th. establishment of q
urw maximum price for the h'r'm
hor delivery and iur all lai'r option
was needed Co br'uE trading r1n1I
iiuns into harmon with tho govern
moui war policy q, prov"niur undue
speculation and uuRlrran'ri Nf1
cost tu con Wm'r
Trader. touirHi interpreted the ar.
uon of tho Jh'rH.. Board p' IHi"
today 900 uuus cadmium price ni
kI.N foi December aud May d'liF-
erie. boz corn d. uu ti,sIiy terminal
Zoo. speculation pom .Hr Emitted static.
durIur th, VaI Whom frdIu- I'
D.uik pas restricted In wheat 800 as
ia forbid urV rl.H Boo futures i..
price fpr wheat frIl nearly 81 a hu8H-
rI Trader arI spcruIatur. .H'H
turned their attention to corn prices
advanced until ."tIs the market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
SANTA FE WILL SPEND MILLIONS
FOR NEW EQUIPMENT FOR SYSTEM

iu 600. and .fu.k cars AZ g. 600 that
cost tI.UsH Iu 1910
The santa o. biI. i0r fhr $50 i0.
,luotIs. Dr. 3. .u". ".H.u 0r 1000 a
pIe.c Iu 1910 Do bought the ifeur.
cal type %. engine .0r t.a.sh5 each.
Tho l. Haagago cars just purchased
cost today 60. BOO each a. against
&lu-s- u 1918. while tho ten pas
ssugrr cars nuv cost t-0.as as
against SIt.I-- In Itli. earh.
"ThIs total o4uipu just ordered
means an outlay in cash of Sls.'a-..
$50. iu tho face 0f increasing orcraf-
ing r0sf raused ay thc Increasing rDtt
of everything o. railroad needs 'o
keen its business suluE There H
larIl, au item rom flr rail- h0If iu
fHe locomotive fH.. has NOT increased
greatly the last slK months.
THe santa b.. below" u 'hIs
.rm.rgfn. uf OBJ. United -.sfr fHaf
. ifs nr.f duty 90 Its patrons af.I .hI
government is t1 keep Ht Roadway
structure. and equipment 90 zoo
highest standard end maintain eiii-
ciency
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

our road propose t1 maintain
aud oven inoreasa its efficiency. said
q J Parker. General Manager OF
Western lines Of tlc Santa b. system
today. while discussing the railroad
situation Mr Parker believes IN
taking care 0f tho business Offered
his road under go circumstance
There has been much complaint
about car shortage The santa Fe
has ordered 500 new freight cars
that are 20 be- delivered the nert
three months This includes 100
coal cars. 1000 stock cars SOC re-
friEoraior carr. snd 500 tank cars
But o. takes engines 20 move trains
and our road has ordered laO loc0-
motives. thirty to 5e delivered in aug
ust. 80 before January O.. and % boz
1918
That this takcs money in these
days 20 r.sing prices goes without
saying Tho $500 ears ordsrcd o..
dsy cnsi ts.sIo. 600. For insianee.
the santa Fe pays today g. 500 tor
coal cars that we're bought tor tI.gs8
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
ENEMY MEASURE
PASSES HOUSE
PROVIDES FOR GOVERNMENTAL
SEIZURE Oh PROPERTY
OF ENEMIES.

~ AHsnfiaien ffese
WASHINGTON. July n Tho al
ministration's trading with the en-
cmy bill. containing prohibitions
against business Intercourse with
any country with which the United
States is AZ war or iis allies. except
under license and providing for gov.
ernmcntal seizure of the property oi
alien enemies and enemy patents.
passed tho House today without a
record vote
In general tho measure is modelled
after Great Britaiu'g trading with
the enemy act but certain features
of the British legislation which have
been considered OF doubtful validity
In international law were omitted
4 section which would have pro.
hihited any message between tho
United States and enemy territory
was stricken out and tho provision
restricting firms in neutral couuifi'-
were modified 80 that such firms
would be- reached by tho a,t only ''
they had intcrrelatcd business rrla
tions with tho United States and
enemy countries
Tho bin nov goes iu fhc senate
Tho enemy property seizure section
providing that an official custodian
take over an such holdiur. and ih1i
their disposition after the war h'
LEFT To congress WAS approved
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
FOURTEEN BRITISH
STEAMERS SUNK
TOTAL on - VESSELS FALL We
TINS OI' SJBS RING
PAST WEEK.

80 Aa.ociated rioa
LONDON Jui, ~ The sinking
of ~ British merchantmen of more
than 1000 tons is reported In the
wee Is SUMMARY ol shipping losses.
issued to-day
Ilo official statement fnllows
Arrivals son. aaillngs 2.79S.
"itiish merchant ships sunk hy
mine or submarine over 1900 tons.
including one previously ~. under
1900 toms
British merchant ships unsucre8s
'ulIy attacked Including four prov
iUusly o.
British tsmus F0.aclH sunk. ia
cIuliug one previously.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
I,.rr Ilrrtri 90 Cnngrc...

FARGO. N ~ July ii-Com-
pIctc hrf unofficial returns from
every precinct. indicate
thr election u John " Bacr. the non
partisan candidate as congressman
from the first district. 10 succeed the
Late Henry T. Heleesen. Latest fig
ures give Baer a majority OF approx
imatciv Geo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
FREIGHT EMBARGO
DECLARED ON s. P.
tDNbi ~IiuN 80 ~HtPpING ~
GAiNI~TON M NV OE-
IIAN~ ~ ASpN

-hN FRANCISCO. Ju'y II Au
embargo 1u sil a1 bound freight rY
r' copper and HfH'r r.wwnliir.
..r u.I o' fbs gntHrumHr' .rH' s'H
'.. Sunset and GuII route ga. an
...Hr.f tonight hF Southern Pacific
Company officials effective IHif It
1nErsiI1u 0f shipping ai Eoe ur
...H- end Galveston ehs given as o.
rfu.r for me embargo which viii be-
u operation indefinitely
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
BELGIAN MISSION
NEARING FRISCO
AEE LOOkING TORW MD ENGIIi
~ 10 NIEIING WIN
CAIttOliNtAN~.

ASHLAND Orc. July o. Mem
hcrs ol the Belgian WaI mI.s.u.
which o. touring fHe country. were
up early ou their special train fu.
dat very anxious f0 yeU fu. snow
clad splrudors %. Mount shasta and
looking forward eagerly fu iHr.r
meeting with the 'a.lf0ruHue who
aided iu sending relief ship .H
their stricken country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
REICHSTAG HALTS
WAR CREDIT BILL
oppOSITION STOPS ACTION ~
Ill I'DlITit " II,l-i, ~
SITTt.ID.
~ Ass,i.a.s Prs-

COpENIIAgEN july 20 The
Coalition 90 thr various element Iu
fhe German re..hstsr nov ar-assi
against ths government seem drtrr.
mirrd not tD I'r fhr Har rr"ff
unfH the political crisis 81 settled
The attitude of these opposition rI'-
mcuts has excited the Conservative
"a ton % rccflminatory comment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

WASHINGTON. IHIy u. Govern
meuf Officials aud a special commit
toe representing the American iron
and sfeed industry today began their
conference regarding the needs of
the Government flr steel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
TEXAS Professor
DRINKS POISON
AHIiINI tUiI.IGI tNSTRI ICTH
IND- IHE BE,At ~ Oh
tiL ~ iITH.

...HI |HUs
|lf .WN.s. lf'n July li-Pro-
Hr Errf o. .0trfy drank poison
tHI 0uIef tIs l.fo here today. Hs
.H motto explaining that 900 health
.a tsr cause Professor Severy Vas
,ueal,I boz educational work for tho
United state. Government in China
.ur several years. and held the chair
0i modern languages iu a government
university 0f the Philippines until
gear AGO vlsu Ir accepted tho chair
Di modern languages ~ simmons
college Abilene. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
GERMANS NAMED
IN STATEN { Mt BY
DEFENSE COUNCIL
NEBRASkANS ALIEGE RANKS
WERE THREATENED FOR
BOOSTING LOAN.
COLLEGE MEN REBUKED
Investigators Claim Ia Have lprootcd
Sentiment That Tends to Give
Aid 10 TeutoniC
EnemicS.

BY Associated Press.
LINCOLN. Neb. July 1.-The
conspicuous leaders" OF the Luther
an Church In the state and certain
professors OF the University of Ne
braska we're Denounced for treas
enable utterance3, disloyal activity
aud passiyity that has tended To give
aid 10 Germany, an enemy in a
statement issued today by the Neb-
raska state Council of Defense. "af-
ter the most solemn aud serious in
Vestigation and consideration The
statement. it is explained Is based up
on reports from every section of the
state and upon hundreds of letters
from patriotic men, many OF whom
declare that they have lost thousands
OF dollars because they would not
tamely submit g. pro-German In
fluences"
Opposed War Bonds.
Specifically It charged that bank
ers who invested In liberty loan
bonds were threatened with with
drawal OF deposits. that the sale of
war bonds has been actively opposed.
that Red Cross relief work has met
With antagonisu that Lutheran
church has failed TO take a single
step toward organizing for war relief
work and its conspicuous rcpresen-
tatiyes" have shown marked partial
~ tOr the German caCsc. that GER
tain professors a. Nebraska l'niyer-
sity have been guilty of disloyal at.
terances, and that there are COM
munitics whore the purpose OF this
war is not understood and where the
sympathics Of the people are with
Germany
Names are Withheld.
The names of men against whom
the charges are made we're not maao
public. but George Couplaud, vice
chairman OF the council OF defense
aud head of the food conservation
committee. said conditions became
such that the council could not long
or reprCss the bitterness 10 felt llo
said ample evidence to warrant its as.
Eeriions had been obtained by tho
council
Prominent Lutheran Churchmou
here said the council should have con.
fined its donunciaiiou 90 German
lulhorans and asserted there was uu
cause to question their loyalty Ger
man Luthcraus who wore ALLEGED to
be- IN sympathy with Germany aoul.
not discuss tho charges
Avery Refuses lnierVicW.
'hanccllor samuel Avery Uf th,
niNersity Of Nebraska. who has hccu
very actiN Elm patriotic relief work
and mas cen taken part iu the cam
paign fnr recruits. would not be- quot.
ed. but % is known Hc has stronely
disapprovcd a number pf professor.
who's" pr0-Gefmau utfraupps have
caused disseusiog % tue University
some time ago students protested
some of their professors ucrc sayiug
this is NOT our var and Nr Nil' moi
tight because We do not know what ID
IS all about When complaint wa'
made tO Chancellor Aver Fi' b. under
stood there we're some Conference.
With professors Zoo WhiC. he Dot 10 o.,
known in emphatic language sucl
doctrines must NOT be heard BOO uni
Versitf class rooms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

Tho abote dispatch does nor Pc
veal identify of tho ministers who
resigned -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
THE WEATHER

Amarillo ara -ni'y uaraa,
Generally 'Ifr
a. ga m Az
Highest .. H1 loves ..... go
One Year Agu.
Highest ~ ft Loac.t .....ti
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

Pleas Tor exemption of any man
Mood NOT boz made ny him. bat may bo
entered hy wife. or dependent. "m-
ploycr or aut other third person. tho
provost marshal generals office cN-
planned boo statement lt also saws
that any registered man absent from
his home may Uc ordered by ms
home board 90 bc examined clse-
where.
Tho dummy population estimate in
cludc
Arizona iNF "N. California &c.
I,a.H'>. Colorado ,es.as6. Kansas
l.t.t..-t Nebraska lI-.sUl Neya-
ia l.l.-.- N.a Mexico .a-.t'a.
Oklahoma l.N--i,U. Texas $780,
u., Wyoming .f..--t.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

South and west of stanlslau tho
Russians have reached tho posiccz-
LosiuVka karmacz line. the central
point OF which Losiuyka, IL four
miles west oi the river liystitza.
This lire o. about seven miles east
of kalusE the nearest large town
west of Stanislau aud which is situat-
ed on tho Stnka river The eXton-
sion of the Russian fighting line to
Lololvin brings the battle ground in
10 the foothills Gf Inc csrpathiana
on Tuesday the Russians captur-
cd 1000 more prisoners and thirty
guns. bringing thoir total captured
from July iu 90 90 more tnBn lU,-
200 oftircr. and men and So guns.
A large number oft machine guns
and much war material ALSO was
taken Berlin gives mo- details Of
Tuesday, trh'iur BOO Galica. mere
ly saying Movements south of th'
iuiosior have been executed until
now a. planned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
DRAFT SELECTION
MAY Be HELD Up
UNTIL NEXT WEEK
ONLY - STATES HAVE COMPLET.
I'D ORGANIZATION on EN-
ENIPTlON BOARDS.
WASHINGTON AWAITS LISTS
Each State Must Furnish Two
Thirds of Onc Per Cent of
Newly Estimated
Population.

WASHINGTON. July H. Post
ponement until next week of the
drafting of numbers Of men who
Will be called for examination for
the national army seemed probable
today when Il became evident that
stotes ar" not completing organiza-
tion ftheir district exemption
boards as rapidly as war department
officials had hoped Only 81 states
have reported their organization
complete although in most others
only few districts are missing
The drawing will not be- made until
the lists for the country are com
r.e'".
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
RUSSIANS EXTEND
NEW FIRING LINE
TO CARPATH|ANS
SLAN FORCES CONTINUE TO
PJsH TOWARD GALICIAN
CAPITAL.
MORE PRISONERS TAKEN
Germans Thrown Hack In Counters
iBl British Forces Following
Attacks Near Lom-
bacrtIyde.

~ Associated Press
The war situation OF "Wednesday
is summarized hy the Associated
Press as follows.
Having broken the strong Austro-
German line IN the vicinity ut lialicz
the Russians are pushing forward
from lIalicz toward Lcmborg. tho
capital OF Galicia. and from Stanis-
.au south OF HALEY westward toward
the line of the Dnicstor.
After the capture ot liolicz. on the
front from llalicz To- Iolotyin. about
80 miles to the south. General korn-
ilofl expects the Germans To continue
their retreat ln their advance from
llalicl the Russians forced the flee
ing enemy across the Lomnica and
occupied two towns on the western
bank of the river. The next neutral
barrier is the river Stoka. about siN
miles west of the lomuirn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
PRESIDENT ASKS
BUSINESS HEADS
FOR MD IN WAR
DECLARES EXrORTION OF UNUS-
JAL PROFITS WILL NOT DE
TOLERATED..
SHIP OWNERS CONDEMNED
SAYS Public Must be Given Fair Rates
A. They are ~ Much a Part
uf the Nation as
the Army.

Special to The News
WASHINGTON. July li.-preai-
dent Wilson appealed TO the country'E
business interests tonight TO put
aside every selii-h consideration and
90 give their aid 10 the nation as
freely as those who 20 out to offer
their lives ON the battlefield.
In statement addressed to tho
coal operators and manufacturers he
gave assurances that Just prices will
bee paid by the government and the
public during the war but warned
that no attempt o. oxtort unusual
profits will be tolerated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
Profit TaIk Unpatriotic.

"Nour patriotism, said the pres
idcnt's appeal, us OF the same seiI-
denying stuff as the patriotism Of the
men dead and MANNED on the fields
bf France or It Is no patriotism at all.
let u8 never speak. then, Of profits
and patriotism IN the same sentence.
II shall expect every man who Is
not Stacker to De- al my side through
out this great enterprise. In II no
man can win honor who thinks OF
himself
Tho president declared there must
be- but one price for the government
aud tor the public He expressed con-
tidonco that business generally would
be found loyal 20 the last degree and
tnat ihe problem " war time prices
which ho declared will mean victory
or defeat viii bc solved rightly
through patriutir cooperation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
Census Estimate Revised.

4 so-called revised census esti-
mate Tor the entire country compiled
on the basis of the draft registration
will be used for determining APP
portionments. Each city county or
state must furnish two-thirds of one
percent of its paper population. ac-
cording 10 the new estimates which
were made for the purpose OF equal
izing the draft rather than 20 repre-
sent accurate population totals
Thus new York city. with an esti-
mated population ot 6.50f.lS5 must
give i3.3S2 of the $4,000 young
men to be called ON the first draft
a city with $4,000 population would
be required 10 give l6G men These
appointments would he subject 10
slight allowances for alien enemies,
for men who have volunteered and
for other causes
Estimates lrc "DummicS.
The population estimates far from
tempting to shoN actual populations,
simply are improyisod figures reach
ed by considering the number of reg
istrsnts In each .uh-divisiou as a.32
per cent OF the population. since the
total number registered. 9.Ga9.3A2,
wa H32 per cert OF the total osti-
mated population. 03.Gst."On. The
process resulted in large dummy pop
ulation showinrs for cities with in
dustrics whore there has been q ro-
cont inflow of VprkWon without thoir
families Since % o. figures are based
on tho number ri mon available for
military service. officials nnsidcr
the estimates fair gs basis for sppor-
flUmouf
Evening star., 1917-11-23

BUSHELMAN-Man and wom-
an. Klein's, Inc, 9TH and E sts
NV.
Evening star., 1917-11-23

ingham's. 415 9th NV. 25s
SALESPEOPLE in all depts. ;
also women to inspect and wrap
bundles. Apply Supt., 1st floor,
Palais Royal, G and nth SITS.
sALEsI.ADY. s. SUZUKI & CO.. GA 14th 81.
SALESWOMEN for ali depts. :;
good salaries; excellent opportu-
nifty for advancement. Apply Mr..
Hart, Lansburgh & Bro, 9TH
st. NV.
sALEsLADIEs-Good pay; steady work; brine
references. National and 10c stores, 3127 N
sALESLHRiES-$s y start, Apply Hayisrs.
Evening star., 1917-11-23

WANTED-STRONG BOY, IS
TO IS YEARS OLD, TO WORK
IN FACTORY. 1872 IST ST.
NE.
Evening star., 1917-11-23
WANTED-HEI.P.
MALE-COntinued.

WANTED-T Truck driver or
chauffeur. Thomas w. Smith
Lumber Co., cor. Ist and Indiana
lave NV
Evening star., 1917-11-23

|STENOGRAPHER at once, in
large Office; permanent, and sal
ary according to qualifications; !;
state experience and compensa-
ton desired. Address Box 41-H,
Star office.
Evening star., 1917-11-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

AN OPPORTUNITY is offered to any one wish
ing to engage in business to secure interest
In a legitimate clean business with immediate
large profits assured and the brightest future
prospects: the business is how an assured sue
proposition will stand the most thorough investi-
cation: this Ia opportunity for any one
wishing to engage In good business not requiring
long hours of labor: about 5000 cash required.
Do not answer unless you mean business. Ad-
dress Rex 197-E. Star office.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-03

tormity with the custom on the sub
ject, the practice OF any physician
who entered the service would be
looked after by brother physicians
during his absence and turned over
to him intact upon his returun home.
Judging from the keen interest in tho
discussion OF the important duties
that Will devolve upon them in case
of war. the York county members of
the medical profession are willing
and eager TO do everything in their
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-03

claims Gainesville. Ga. as his home.
He has been here for some months
engaged in a money lending busi-
ress dealing principally with ne
business. 1t is alleged that negroes
were influenced to leave the State
and that they were also furnished
money for transportation. Green
wood county seems to have suffered
more in this way than any other
county in the State. The movement
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-03
ENTICING LABORERS
CHARGED TO MADDOX
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Greenwood Man Alleged tn Have In
duced Negroes to Leave south
Carolina.
Greenwood, March 3O.-J, B. Mad
doX, white. and Fate" CroCker, Il
negro, were arrested Wednesday by
Sheriff Mcmillan charged with Eio-
lation OF State laws against enti in !;
laborers from the State Maddo%