Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-12-06
Scraps and facts


on IN" other. Tn" announcement ''H
lied forth i,y :: dISpni"r nom san
tiagu to tn. eject that 'h" h't'"
States. IN agreement "Ith th" hiI."h
government. had proposed "h hfi'i'-
turut under which chill ""'ilH '""' U"
Perm the prDvIm"" al Th'ud ana y" ~
liyIa tho rrOIIncc "f NrI"'' WIN IN
understanding that HOIl'ii "nn'' ''''
4 frontier province 10 hII'.
statements L. IA" "il""i 'h't' "'' nc
.heyur ~. mobilization Ut her army
md also There are -id'"!h'H'~ '''i'' -
inp IN, attitude "i Nrscntlnh. D'' :"
Co., ,L,r. .,f,u,.irS Ia hc very httI" re-
Ii.,lI. inflammation a. 80 the wh"i" E'-
uatinu.
pho Federal rr:,d. commission III
=. .,,,,nI.nrutal r"IEl' 10 congress iih"'
u,i,Iic Mnndnl chang 'h' nv VIZ
mt hacking cUinItUI"N "i 'h' '""'
,r, with hriri" :. combination III
tr:,iut uf trad" and with ""ntieiI'hI w,
ali. ot nv,.Stock and meats. Nv I'
=. cited at l"ngth I" S"rl"'
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Morn. a 60. Wilson u o. nv ''','
,I,,. GrIdahS Packing COMPANY
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,,..,,..,,,., nI - ur:r combination
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-, .I,,,.- I,rs..!, al documents Mli'!'" !"
T., ,h.. hackers "r their agents anu III
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80. ,,rrIrlIsItS ~ IA" '"iii"''''''''
-, 'h,. terms and conditions it,
ttta,,t at ,arinir> Iu""it:i"~ "' TN i'' "
"IS."
n,,rlnpInrnI "i Il new NM 'o,'''
,,,,.. al lw,,-s,nr,d mIOmuplhn' WAS 'h
lt\
,,,r, IN :, statement disclosing ln''
=, .. rrrrt,, test at Dayton. 'hi" th'
,u.,rhIu.. attained Il speed "l | }" Nih'S
an hour with iull military "''" ""''
-, ;,ltI,ud,. al 2I.UUD i'"t Win Nv" I''H
y,.r,,.rs I'm rriiark.,hl" trin". "N'"'dInS
,h,. record Of any Eur"pcIh S'nH"
seated combat machine. nv Pi"'
kuuNyu rs the Looming IL 'Ni'' '"'
designed aud American hi!iI' ah" Wv;
lndirs urw and Original h'hS,
,,rit.hs ;,hnut 400 pounds l"ad'h I"i
s,.r,Irr .tnd is driven hN a 300 h"iS,'
tnpv,r motor. Its fuel CalEi'l'N l. -"
,r,rui Tor 3 - hours flight hnh "
,.,,,ri,s four marhIu" guns. III" s'a"
,n,.rr S.,\s the machine Was Designer
and huIIt hN Grover Cl"N"Iahh I.""'
ms. oI Long island city. y. !" q"
.,,.rouautirnl engineer. AMI au'l'"r "' !"
ru,,,I,.r OF text books used 10y Nin' H.
can air S"rvlC" cadets.
.rh, E..rlin Ti-,.S IrltunS "i Mon
day. SANS that Firld Marshal liIh"'h-
b,ir.. has addressed the following li"'
rIntn;tiiuu - his troops: Ih' Ih'h'h-
,n.,,, yyurL for a land settlement on Il
Ing, s,.:Il, IL in progress dhl VIII ="
,,,sl,d forward ~ rapidly iS III
sLnrtrgr at coal and "i building lll'
,,.r,.,IS wIll permit. Th" returning
,,.,rrtn,., will first r",,IN" I'll" thhlhS
,,f I'm, country iur nIur" IMAM I"hl " ~ :
vuIk IN q thousand battles IL MH'''
,l,.., wrr" unl"iit"n. hundreds a.,
thousands at buildings VIII h. 'I',',"
ON ,.hraIIy IruuIr'd land WIN I"''''
money loaned at low rates !" Ihilip -
Gardeners and country artisans. HOUSES
vin I.. built Tor workers. employees
md officers hrlunGn" to NCd'ntaiN
ur,.,ltItIuuS and transferred To 'h,h
an rh, t,,Nmcrl oi mOdrlTtl" portion
uI thr actual costs. pnlN nav" I"i
thence Il littl,. whIl'. Help lhy N"'l'"'
ed r,thrrl;Imd through its hard"S, t'ili',
saw. # again hy manly d'Sciplin" ana
order and thus MAX" Nolr OWN '"'"''
and Your own business
s,twrcn 300. 900 ANA 3i' .nnO deaths
from influenza and pn"u'nonGi' nave
occurred among tn" "iNn IN p"plI'-
tiuu oI the United Stat"S Su '' S'p''nl-
hcr Is according To estimates "I 'h'
public health service. TI'S' 'a'u-
intiuns were based ON reports from
cities and states keeping accurate re-
cU,Ls and public health officials lie
lievc they are conservative. The cpl
-d",nL. scrsists. hut th.s' onidemic ~
much less numerous according 10 re-
ports reaching here. y rccrudScchc' oi
ihr disease is occurring in many com
muniticS throughout In" colInrE hu' 'n'S
is believed to b. sporadic ana not u"
indicate, Il general renewal al sever"
endemic conditions. insurance CUM
r,ni,s have, been hard hit 10y III" cpl
dcmic. government REPORTS ihdi'at' ~
thuuuh there are ne iigurrS aN;ilI;'ht'
h,.r,' Ia SHOW total LOSSES Sustained lay
incurred liabilities of NOR" than Stu
uuu uun II, connection with III" lnShf-
:,u,,. carried hN SuldirrS III army camps
moi u,CludIn" thoSC III Europe. .\'""'
~ nnn deaths occurred III IN" camps
IN the 'nllrd States. war department.
r",orlS show.
Thr news coming out of Germany
.,S IN the attitude of the present GOV
rrnmrnt To the royal family Is quite
conflicting. one dISralCh 10 lOhn"h
saws. The German government mas
consented IL permit Il numbcr "l no
hrnZollrrn princes to leave Germany
tunes behind them. according To an
EXCHANGE Telegraph dispatch from
amsterdam they have accepted the
conditions, il is stated. AMI expect 10
proceed TO switzerland. Denmark or
Holland. Prince August William. IN"
former Cmpcror'S fourth son. however
and his wife. are going To Argentina aS
soon aS possible. tn" message addS
Hugo HaaSc. the German secretary ol
foreign affairs. * quoted a. saying th''
,hr government is undecided rs Ia how
il will deal with the former emperor
and the uuhcnZullvrnS. II think. ne
continued. they may be- sufficiently
punishrd hN the international odlum
thcy have incurred" Discussing the
war HanS, said: The guilt of start
INK the struggling lies with both Ger
man and Austrian militarlSm. Ih'
government is now investigating lh'
prc-war methods of the foreign othc"
particularly regarding tn" hlndlinS oi
secret funds The result will t." pub
IishCd as soon as the investigation ~
completed"
Secretary l'akcr appeared hci"r"
the senate military committee Iurs-
daN Ia explain the delay in completing
the publication of american casualties
overseas. and said h" thought most OF
Inrrpnrtrd names were those of men
slightly wounded and would com" by
mail Senators were unahl" Ia under
stand whN only something over lnn.-
n0u names had hCcu published when
il wa.S officially announced that III" cas-
ualtirS number &C. .693. TIL" secretary
said every effort consistent with ar-
rur;ICy WAS made to prevent delay. anu
that General prrshing had hccn urged
repeatedly ~ expedite his lists.
sending the names OF the dead first.
The department from IN" beginning.
MIR Baker said. has never h"ld up,
withheld ar delayed giving out casual
~ lists our policy has been To give
Complctc statement as Soon as possi-
hl.." ScnatorlIi:rhcock conceded that
while fighting Was in progress. reports
might hr slow. hu, added: "Rut il stop
uCd November IL. and still "" don't
know what has happened" General
Marrh, replied that un November IL. ne
Cahlrd General I"rShng to send
promptly Compl"t" total casualty
summary of the dead and missing.
General rrrShiLs replied that II would
be done and report of seriously
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