Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-04
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development OF NlS iti' "i''' W.
WAS a Conicd"Iat" soldier. had been I"
teacher and tor wears i'aptist ihih-
is,er. He vas secretary 10 Governor
I.uss.Il during "a part Of Ia" latter
administration, STUDIED law az thht
tim. and was licensed. but never '"-
gagged IN the practice. His last PASTOR
Ate. In NOrth Carolina MAS al L<'hoii L.
He. resigned that charge "A ie" MON tnH
ago to give more OF ms tlilc 10 ms
nnOtNIp. machine. Mr.. Cad' was -
years old and is survived 10y Il fanny
tu AurII - the German general
staff was not IN position 10 slH" ="
tailed information regarding th' '"'
man losses m tn" offensive OPERATIONS
b,.LI. ON March Il. IhIS dhhO""'
mn, vvns mad.. Ia th" r"I"hStaS bN
General yOn WTlSh"rS. according 10
the. Berlin NOrwa"rts. It copy oi wnici'
3d., t.,.,u r,crlv.d ia New York. The
,uItubrr Oi men taken prisoner an"
,u,SSinp m The. German armies up 10
March 81. General Won WrlShcrS salu'
y.,s cGj lui Most Oi thDS" w"l" prs
on.rs there. h"inS "3t.DO" piiSoii'i III
France. llJ."UD IN England ana lo"-
900 i'm Russia and E:umania. IN" re-.
maindrr, about 1000 should br con-
SidcTcd as dead.
-. The Allied COunter-hiow VIII CONF
in October, according 10 Mait'i ii"t
in military critic OF EchO ~" ih,'H
who iOrrtUld the possibility OF I'M
Aisnc attack. which he Is now WI
n.ssin,, Next October, writes MI
IIutiu. who cautions patience 'h'
Americans will haN' l.aOO,0"o me "',
the west front. Between now anu
then. as Premier ilcin"ncral so ''"hn
Iy rypIainrd, "" and our Alll.s must
,H.ct ali German attacks. We must
economic i'll our reserves uh'H '"e,'
and hold the enemy III check even az
,h, cost of a lew miles OF ground. Al
ready the Americans have shown thciI
tncttlc and captured the Village :"
cnutigny, which was stubborniH an"
r,snllIirly defended 10y the enemy. III
th,. battle now raging no Emporium
line. of communication lS thr'itth'" nH
th.. crown princes advancing army
Senator lanes Hamilton Lewis
.,iJ i'm a speech in Chicago last ri
dav that the United states now mas
onr million soldiers in foreign Janus
and that by December !. VIII NC
numerically equal TO that oi f-hSihii"'
a.. said that IO0.0OO.DOO POUNDS oi On
nIosiy,s ar,. in process OF manuiac'ur''
!rh, ordnance Department has spent.
...,;', xTTf 0O0 400 for proJcctilcs and
~ n0n 0on uroi,CtiIes are on their way
10 General Pcrshing. On" thousand
Ia. nr, hrinw manufactured daily.
and 2 50V. 900. 900 pounds OF small arm
ammunition has been contracted ior;
asst month, ne said, We produ''"
275 1000, 900 rounds. He placed lilc i'i iiii-
chine. guns contracted for al 3oo'oo"
and added that 100000 have been ne,
L.. l.l.
h,. producing $1,000 Il month. me
American navy, the speaker said. has
,.limb,d from fourth to second posi-
ton among the worlds fleets. we
have $50 warshipS III run ",to ~.,,.,,.,,
anu anu i'H Co,,,. hundred thousand men
NV h,. Octohcr / there will
III tur nav H,;,,;c, h,. added.
'' i'tii '''O' "
Careful measurements OF TWO hoies
mad, hy a single shell IN phsSihS
through two awnings III Il l'aris i"e-
tory enabled French artillery oHictis
In locate the great German long rang
guns by u feat OF mathematics ~
Chester NJ. Wright, mcinDer ol III.
American labor mission when mas Jus'
returned to New York from Eurole'
French officials explained how the ui-
rcction and distance of the gums MaH
fr,urcd. The two awnings were scNci
al feet apart and the relation oi oii' W
the other gave perfect data on 'iV
course which the shell hau laheh d' ~
approached the earth. After the apet
lures o,n>5, hqep measured TO the one
tahIisbed the cartier caf2er OF the shell
hacame q problem on paper. BY apply
inS the laws governing the flight OF
proicctiles. and allowing for the wind
The stote of the atmosphere and other
considerations, French artillery officers
,varn able 70 follow back the course OF
tho shell 10 the mouth Of the cannon
ir ,b,. forest of 81. Gobain. after which
II wos sp.edilv demolished by French
artillery.
drafted men claiming conscientious
o,,icrtion TO military service and who
h,y,, been found by army authorities
In be sincere in refusing duty with
NON -rombatant units as prescribed bN
President Wilson are to bc segregated
nj Fort Lcavcnworth. Kan. under
terms of an order just announced 10y
Secretary Baker. If found to he sin,
crre in their ScrupleS 10y Sptcla'
hoard of inquiry they will bc furlouSh-
cd to work on farms at private 5
nay. Under no circumstances VIII
conscientious objcCtorS be discharged
from their RESPONSIBILITIES under the
scIrctiyr service act, the order says.
and instructions are renewed 10 mill
tary courtmartial to try and punish
all found TO be- insinccre. defiant or
active in attempting to convert others
TO their belief. Money earned by the
furloughcd ohjectors in excess OF Il
privatc's pay and subsistence Is 10 20
10 the Red Cross ana 'he PERMISSION ,,'
Is TO he continued only so ionS us ."S
objcctor is reported by dlSih''r's'ru
observers to he working 10 'hs p'S. y,
his ability. Only relatively srlaii
number Of men Will De ahectcu "!
the orders as most ohJcclorS Pr"'''P'H
"N''P' NV"
The raising of $l,0O0,OOO.OOo from
sources other than incomes ana excess
profits taxes, or % per cent OF inc
new revenue measure, Is a rronirm
engaging the members OF the housr
ways and means committee: Nl'onE
the principal revenue uc-produclnG mus
ccllanics and the amounts II Is pe
lieved they will yield are Injuries anu