Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-01-25
Straps and fats,

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iu,.i administrator has announced b'-
C.n.s.. oi hiS i",i'IT' !" denver W -
r! III ;,,ruf,!.irIc.- with '"H'ih,'S
.,..,i.. w.tn htia bI .at'!. "wn'rs IL
,I;,r.. IF business has h""n clos! an"
,h.. fund administration VIII ''"S" "''
AZ GuSIu"oN.
ShIngaTvn. minister oi n
....i,.. in ia" k'icnsk$ cth.h'l' "H.'
Prof. r. + krH0Shk!n". -'a'' COMP
,r,Ji.. l.ud.r k"r"iIShS. "'i' '""'
G,t,d IN thor h'HS laS' M"hH''I HiS', (
II ,h. Marin t"~Iit"l ~ f'u"sta"'
V .:j.lu@.t;Gu aTi fF"i. h"hpS"n ~
60. r.,nuy,.,i r"""i.;!" I" III" h"Si'i'm'
.,,.,,. ,h. Fortress of - Peter and -
ga. n,,..uIS, "i .llu' - y dozen arm
.,i men ~. rot Ne hospital IN" "I
,,.,,.,.,.! ii.,i in.I T." shown 'h" p'"~
= 80. in.lI.,r ministers. Pi"i. h"h-
,.fLbiu,. Was kill-d as he slept, TWO
huII,ts h,.u. Ir'.i. u SH'i va
.,y,:,h.;,,d aua i;"r, ,t..d SIX bullets
Y,r.. fired In'u Gis body. -" ~
.;,syin~ then l"i, In" hospital.
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,r.. n ~ ..I.I,..,r.,l mat ;h" a''"ihp-
t,l,,....r. ..!:iIt h. net h"ii iu!N
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=, ia ,n ,I",S that tI''E" Eh'n ~
,.,,,,,. IN II. Th.r" viii bc ten h";i'l'SS
Nnud,,.. In Garfield said, d'S-
,,,t,. of Ir,.-~rt" :" hr!" IN " h"th,"
..I,r.d Ia S.l.c;ing Monday i"r
r,u.r.I ,l"rIr% Dr. Garil"'i SAL" Inv
fucI administration i""k II.n WI
,,t,,.,,tnr, Washin::tnn'S birthday IN
February. which falls on FRIDAY! HihC"
.u,., t.l:tuis ..INo - SATURDAY h.'"
4 IDtlf 'lstN III
.,,s.rrnl slur!"wn ~ February. N'h'-
l. III tIIutS throughout IN" '"uIi'i
,'i,s,. an WaNh!u.:iUn'S birthday. anu
81. ,un.r ui them work "u'I TN" h''!
dN Saturday. u.'i"IalS hli"N' ''N
,,ul,ia moi UIru uT II "i 'la' "'H
uuIktng = i"Ir.i'N nh"'iN" i"r''"'
nom Thur,.l',, :" Tu"s'!''N.
The. I.I"n "T tn" fuel r"s'rt"t"h
..,I,r .,rcnT,lIuc To - WASHINGTON MS
,,.,,,.h vtS conceived at conferences !"
%,v York an .Iam,iarN - ana ~ w.
,,rd,J hy Senator calder. repre- S"nta-
tiy,s of Manor IIylan and Representa-
,,y,s of III" fuel administrators
,:cnr... NaSmyth. Tia" mel h"ni'n,S
tt.,tIuIi'$ "N'CrtIN" secretary. l"I'
S,n:,. manufacturers c"ihh.l''.' ~,
ter the incl administration "'''"'', ~
rniurc" the plan. he N'lh. " was ','''
l,ttIt. IRE 'Slti''hl ~ l''-'''''
,;rurrIl M.A,.o0 and chairman hHt-
Ir> Of the Shipping i"ard. hut "il'N
,h,. ,t,prn\al al tn" pr"Sid"n, "hS
asked MIR \a~iuyih SAID ~ WIS
shuvn tu Mr.. M"id"o AMI Hurry
lu.Irll for their information. w
MAN Ans r,rfr,t"d. NaSInNtt continue
,.J an thr nIght uf January /" ~
rnnfcr"nr" Ut Fuel Administrator var
,,,ld. l.. a. Moves. of IN" ih"l "n
mrniSir:iii"n. y. ~. \NnlN, j. sh "'.
,is,r to pr. ,;nrii,ld TIL" f"ll"wihG :
A., n w.,s considered hy I'LL the iu, !
administrations advisers. N"Sti'H I"
,,s,,Iird. and issued that night
"E'nnI Is the most important mat
Ter before th" ALLIES. lE\ih l'"i"''
\ru.rirau rcIr"S"ntntiN" III ih" inter
national institute al Agriculturr' St"'
Monday. 1t lS useless 1" h'c'iN'
ourselves II is necessary I" lee" our
armies we'll and in view ot the lh-
crrnsInr consumption OF food anu u'-
CreasIng production Wr Shtil "c "'
able to do this unless "Nc'p,ioi'''
weather prevails this spring an" ul'-
less extraordinary measures are "
,li,d | am reporting 10 TIE Sti'C
,Icuartmcnt ari also I" congress ti''.
E,l,ropr's crops may hc worse thah ast
wears, ari that tn" m"hlli%au"h o'
men i'm the United States Tor i'rn,
wnrk may hr necessary. We should
r,EU GOirSirs7. ....1is i"r dr3e''hs tTh'' t
IN tho. eleven arid states To grazing
,nruos,s so that the United states
wIII he ahl" to supply cattl" for re-
nlrniShm,n, uf the diminishing STOCKS
Our allies are dcpnding upon th'
United States. Without It's hclp thcH
would reach Il condition similar u
that IN Ii'rmany ami AuStrll III VIII, "
there, is merely f"od enough Tor th'
.rmirS. with the civil populations hN-
IuI oil
One hundred aud seventy Two
mrmh,rS of the crew of the lurk'si
.ru.S ser. Midullu. formerly the German
Errsl;uI. were rescued after the action
between British and Turkish lorceS
-, tn. entrance, to the DardancllCS III
which the Mllullu WAS sunk. IL h'S
been officially announced from Ton
don. OF the total "f $40 men on 'hr
l.ritish Monitor Raglan and the Sni;'lI
monitor Ms, lost II IN" action. th'r"
arr, ~ present reported l32 survivors.
tIl,. annoiInr, m"nt says. fotn !h'
I:r,Sluu and the cruiser sutton scum.
,h,. former German Gorhcn, the other
Turkish vessel engaged. we're illii''"'
IN, statement adds. The io"brn Is
urw hrln:: continuously bombed uE
I'riiish aitrrafl in III" narrowS oi lh'
straits. where she stranded after Sn'
la, m, u.ur The GOchcn and thr
I.r,sl,u thu. statement explains. hau
merged from the larddnrilcS S""
.laN m"ruInr Ia attack hri'lSn uaN'''
forces north uf the Island OF lmpr"S
\ft.I the Raglan and tn" small mont
,n, hrL been sunk the i;rrSlau WAS
forced INTO Il EritislI mine hcld. IN.
,;,,lrn headed at full speed toward
III, lnrdarCllcS. striking mihe near
th, entrance Turkish !eStrolers'
coming Ia the assistance ot tue hr's-
Ian were. engaged by ErltlSh destroy
rrs and driven OF.
GERMANY should not take any ter.
ritury from the Russian empire an"
nigh, give back .Alsacc- Lorraine TO
France. MaXlmil,an Harden declares
M his PAPER. the plc %uk"nft. oi Ter
lin. He SAYS: He who wishes 10 tear
AWAY Poland. Courtland. llthuanii'
ESthruia. and l.ivunia from the kuS-
SIAN empire makes ui this cmlnre u
mortal enemy. for Russia Will not al
w;,\S have LvnluiStic feelings. Ihes"
countries would bring us no adNan-
turr Their economic dcvClupmcnt
could not in the least hv helped by s"id
fertilization by Germany with ITS one
hundred and nfty billion marks of war
debt. and u Slavic strain through Ger
many would cndanrcr the life OF the
country. not merely the life of east
Prussia. After our experience IN the
west Is there now to he created
much greater and more dangerous
Alsurr-l orrainc.' With regard To
Alsacc- Lorraine Herr Hardin writes:
Neither Premier Lloyd George nor
President Wilson believes Germany ~
willing to surrender Alsace- Lorraine
tn Franco ~ the present moment.
but what about GcramnS'S attitude
two or three years after peace Is sign
ed when there can he tair CONSUL
tatlon with the people II was admit
tcdly a mistake IL take possession OF
.\lsacc- Lorraine. Must we always
carry this burdcnsome inheritance OF
our foretathcrs" We are strong
enough tu be our own masters and 10
cease IL he trammclled by errors OF
the past
w. j. Harris, chairman OF the
Federal Trade commission. has made
the following statement relative To
the fuel situation: Last summer
when the experts Of the Federal Trade
Commission examined the books or
,h