Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12

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hunwu 'hIl ih" Americans ','' a"N
hulIii,a Ihi,. -.., i"s. 81 th' Fr'ur!
I.nrrHt:I" ltr'.
urIy ah".n thrc" ntrhS al ia$'
.":r! , r'..urd breaking corn crop =
m"r. han'itl". M. department ni a@ri-
'lI!'ur,'- Sr,,In :, r"ii Indicated. N"'
.lio" ~; has ~" percentage al 'h'
crop IN, ror,ntIhi" h''u s." loss. l~'i&'
,rli.,ri,I'i,S If the corn wH~ - soft that
- h." ~ b" I'ri l." "fi'I' I!" E"sS ~
u.t,,. H. prevent total loss About -
"s..@3.".u bushels O.: IA" %.!I". ia'..
u"u .,!st,"I ri"I, = ali Ii.Tt '"'tld l." OF
f"r.d for all. placing IN" TuHnt:r'
Tower thnu that 3,Hilrh''. !r0iu ~"
smaller In's uid l"lG crops. VIII"
Ia" S,ili" at ru'a' ir~' Year vas Z"
hundred mill"n bushels less ,l.am ia"
pre-, nous year. Si"rks E"li hy frru'rr
Mrirh ! tuiuil.j lll,@..2 80" hnSi"!s.
nr ln.G". .u"" ltI>h"ls H,"r. than H. l."
"n Mrr"h /. last year.
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us;lu.iIi oi IN "'gi,,Ii.rs~iu@ rlsln
,i,rNIandiu: h,'",':, t:r att! S''''a
and s:IGtIn wIl,h i.,+ i' 80 iT"'l"= q"
.t.a ~ ;,rrn-ru,,. to- Vu!''. " nlii'.
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military has'> IA France - i"i"'i"i
Spain. amt ~" \rt'rl'',u~ h"'' i"rh
ru i''d al SluriSN ntl''. hi'ini''". '''
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Si.Iir ,u have. GOTTEN :su,! uri..v sup
rlr.s pro, ld,d rIv IL" 'u; I.a'h Gr"s-
many. ant Si%'', i J." .'''''M we, i''
:" STATES :" IN ,'' '"n','','' y" ',,',,
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con ~, ~, H.. i.,i,..I
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RoClasSlii'Tttiuu according To ply
seal condition "i The men called in
the next army draft iS provided IN re
lIScd instructions tor medical advisory
boards which ar" b'Irs S'.ni 10 the I"-
cal boards throughout tn" COUNTRY.
rh" new regulations. r"'ruir" that
every mau summoned h'!"r" the
board shall h" placed IN on" OF thc
following four classes. Ca A"r"ptd-
hl" for Gancral military service. lhl
acceptable for general military service
after heing Curcu uf remedial defect:
(CI acceptable for special or hmtru
military srrviC" IN Il specified capa-
city or uccup"tIun. tdI rejected AMI
exempted from amy military service. IL
~ th" intention al il' provost nhiSihl
general To- prnVI'i" later for III" tnr-
,hcr INVESTIGATION and classification al
rh" men a"""p'ahi" for limited "r
special service" =" ti;i' i''"r,i i!HE !"
made "r the sort "i W. * 'i'ch "l me-
men may h" ass Inrh L" 81" N"""''
,udang"rinr his health.
,,.,.i.... ,.,...,.,,.,,,.t, .r,., ,,.. Amer.
,,.,ps with Eilh ,NrlusINr 81 lis and
sns. rh,. Germans "u thursday r:i,I
,h,.,u with ,r.,, l,uuiI tirr. llammrn-
w,rt,r. TIN, call th,ir. .lllu,. throw
,.r. II v.,,s q, uiril when til, nI:ul
Tins ll,, ..xr..rin,rnt \ railing lrr:l
reached - r, .iiu.!i ~ The. American
trenches with their lir,. apparatus and
.farird TIA, liam, n-oiu=. II hIpi"'u-
rd that thCr. Wrr. n" Nm,ri".u ~
thnt particular $.,.!"r "i trench 1T th'
llllr. bu' I'VE ~ w l' .Niil''l 'tN''-
where. in easy VI,w aui th" Germans
who were, S,uIiriiu@ famr, mt" III"
American trenches, made lir, tur4riS
rur n,o,hin,. cu,S md rifle rh.
ru.,,l,iu,, ,.uus and rifles made the SIT
uation So unhealthy III fact that II MAS
uplN a short tim" h"iur., IL, Germans
we're Sl,c,l:,l!lni,. hiuh Ia their own
trenches They let, some Ur th'i'
h,tmmvrw"rI"r apparatus hrhind ana
II waS taken over Icy the Americans.
Thr fInulmrrw,rirr H. a l"r..r CirCular
t,il,, ri steel that is carried around
th.. body The tube is ull"d with pc
trulrum aud Intch, which is projected
through a wir,, wound hus,. 10y means
,f co,nrrrsS,,l air I'll, mixture, when
n-nitrI lrirrs ii.-rrrlN and iS thrown
out IN = Ions. stream u: nari, Tor
dist,u,,. ur ulty Or sixty feet
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u, ~ nm 49,, i,S,,.iS ~, ,,,a;n NOR,
- -, -. ,,ar;,J -, yc,r ,
,'',.i ''T -, 80 - "Hn hrsh.IS wus mnycd
aS against L.. @.l"l.uu" between FCbru-
AIRY 10 and March =, excluding sum
DAYS and holidays THIS Is the great
est movement Of grain III the history
nf the United States. II covers only
Germ. oats and wheat Ii figures an
10000 bushels In addition there
have been hauled from the Chicago
terminals Within the last - days. l>.-
u@6 carloads of beef cattle beside the
usual Shipm,ntS ot fOodStuUS and sup
Plies uf munitions and equipment for
the army and navy. ~ II. Smith. re-
gional director. reported Ia Director
General MC.NduU that there were 10
shlrs waiting cargo III the New York
district. hut that ,hyr, were in round
numbers 5.0dh carloads OF coal and
proNiSIouS ready for shipment between
RoStun and Hampton Roads. NJ BAL
timorr there We're AS carloads of
canned gCOdS %g> carloads OF flour.
&93 uf general provisions - OF frozen
meats: total 1855. AT Hampton
Roads 81 carloads of canned goods,
Res ~ iiOur. total 1891. At Director
General McAdooS office II WAS pointed
out that with continued improve
ment ~ weather conditions. there Will
he a steady ard uninterrupted flow cf
al kinds uf supplies IL the coast ports.