Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-28
Scraps and fats.

an" negroes has been sent ou'
anu 49, +. C;u'wile, oiiicer III
Wy -, ,h. selcctlve service 'es
chai SnI,h Carolina. The VIII
.to"" 'r,. IN cntrain during
'',',,J h.yinnlng July IL ana t'e ~
- during Il 3-day p"rlOd p's .,e
~ rh. white men 80 W
vlndsworth, at SpartahDute' -, "a.
,,,yrucs come 10 Camp JaChoO''
luInbLa. ,,ro-
,I.x,n,icr kcrcnsky, former Pio
,,.,uu,l premier oi Russia mas
rived IN London. foIiti.i ,,,.'ri,.,
k.rcusky is on his way W ,,nr
IL r.,,,,.h,.d London lncOSnllo 'ou
~ ..s,, Sinc,. then he has ihoN'u
ua, , 1,,ic,Iy. though busily. cohlei
,',, lin monument l;ussians III Ens
i..ni aver the necessity oi f'h''n''
IL, .,.sistauc,. III Russia h'rehS"s
~,,..,.,s 10 20 TO America III VIZ
,,.n duys. FIX Premier hcfthah'
I,.,,, in London Tor ScNcrai ua!H'
,,.,. k,,t in retirement, ho"c''i' '','
60, russians have been a"ai' VI ~"
arrival. His health Is hau anu ,',,.
"i .,.,n him say he has gone
,,',,,,,,h remarkable adventures III Y"
', ,r,,u I:ussi;l and IN his Jour
@ ,o L.upl,nd. The presence Oi VI
L.,r,.usky in I.undon, ol course,
.,,,rn iu the British So'"rhi"'h' d.
:, 49, ,,utns,Iblc under the pieA'h'
.,r,,., ,asspOrt regulations ior an!
Lin tn enter the country without INV
Government know ing oi IL.
"A special correspondent vi
ph,I,deIuhia Ledger. tells story Oh
nriyate from Creek. Tenn VINO 80 g.,
France with the Americans. ms
low xns somewhat Of Squlrrei nuH. ".
So, ,r.nncssce home and cOulu pISh
-, orf with a rifle bullet through Inv
.,Imost every shot. During
,oc.nt attack by Americans on mn mn
~ his captain had sent ""' ,, ,M"
u,n,rrtc details oil lhi'r '.,
.,rh To get two Hun machihe ; SUI;
that were thanking the Americah pN 'I''
tions. MI twelve men Oh nv ,1aJ
tails were either kliieu OF ,r,. his
rhiS Tennessee;tn begged to Try nus
,,''',I nd wanted to go alone. Ills cap
,.t, ,oId him to 20 10 II ana wlshe''
80, In,k Thc privat" wriSEl'h aMnH
,hr,,,,,b the grass and crawling up III.
,;Ja ~ the hill got in II positloh 'ia'
s,,it.d him and began picking OIL w.
..s,,,uirreIs" at the machine guns o,'.
,ime II wasn't long before 'he
Americans had the guns
The first TRANSATLANTIC Jouna,,
through the air To iurhlSh w''' ,,iyh
- ,,.,ni dirigiblc instead oi an f-hE ,'.''
",,";n.d ,irplunc, according to IN" E''-
., ,,,ns under consideration, SaHS 1"
>v,shinrton dispatch. The new Graz.
has becu offered 10y mldhlt
rnrnoration, which agrees 'o ~"
,vh,t they call semi -dlriSlhi" .i''
Lii surposs the Zeppelin IN S'"',
s,,.cd CARRYING capacity and genera
,,,,,,.i,,,hility. All details OF Vi'
S,,,,.r.nirship are guarded hccaus' u
:, Io,s ANYTHING like what ITS invent
ors claim IL will hc TREMENDOUS "a
,nuchinr. They promls" sP''u "
"a IN 100 miles an hour anu Il t'iI
ing capacity OF six men ana 'n'tt!
tons of cargo. and say theE "'' rt'',.
IN cyrecd these specifications. my
,h.v will use the Newfoundland
roi,,c not caring as much ;ho'' NV
uncertainty of weather conditions aS
,h, oIrship folks. Gen. Branck'r III
hi. suggestion of an over ocean ar
shin flight adopted the rout VIA tn'
hynres and Portugal. These pcoIh'
soy they will make London by uiI'.'
f,ight and that they will deliver f'-
,nrs in the English capital in fourteen
hours and have them In the hands oi
the men in the trenches thirty hourS
after they are mailed in New YORK.
.speech, to the house Of com
nona on Monday, Premier Lloyd
Gaorge said. Enough Americans
bave arrived to satisfy the Allies ana
to disappoint and ultimately deiea'
our foes. The number arriving sine'
March u. has been more than sn''S >,
factory. II Is an amazing piece VI
organization which has enapieu 'as nv
bringing OF such vast numbers o. d.
f,rst raj, American troops to France.
- President Wilson will deliver
Eourth of July address nj Mount
v.rnon. Va. in connection win Il
celebration in which representatives o'
oll allied nations will participate. :Nr-
r,n,-,mrnts have been made Tor ih
nosinr international ceremonies ~
Woshinrton's tomb rs Il part Oh INV
proprumme for making indcp'nu'hE'
,iay this year the most m'morhple W III
history. In official and dipioi''"'Nv "
uuartrrs tn" presidents address ~
awaited with profound interest," aS u
IL believed he will take occasion !"
make some important pronohhrcln'h.S
concerning war problems. foreiSn
born citizens through their ha.loh,'
,ssoriations and societies have mace
Eourth. and at their request IN" prcsi-
dent has called upon the nation To Join
with them in observing the dtH aS
never has been observed before.
ReyulatIons for carrying out the
new restrictions upon sugar consunir-
tion nv commercial users, effective on
July /. were made public Wednesd;t!
by the food administration. The new
restrictions II has been announced VIII
auportion the 100000 tons or suSar
i'm sight for the six months beginning
July / on the basis of three pounds per
c,nita per month In order to supply
the needs OF the allies and ot the
American troops. The apporuonmeh'
ia about double the compulsory sugar
ration of England, France ana llal!'
Commercial users of sugar VIII receive
their supply under certificate system
No manufacturer. wholesaler or retaii-
er will be permitted 10 sell suSar "
any one except householders unless
r,r,itlcute issued by the local food ad-
ministrator is presented. fetaieis
MAY sell not more than two pounds at
one time TO n town customer, nor hHe
mounds at one time to country Gus,
TONER. Candy makers, soft drink ana
soda fountains, chewing gum, choco-
late. cocoa, tobacco. tiavoring extracts,
inyert sugar. syrups. sweet pickles ana
wine manufacturers, etc, Will pe al
lowed SO per cent Of their normal sup
ply. Commercial Gamers OF Teseut-
hles. fruit and milk and manutactu-
rers OF medicines. explosives and glS-
cerine will be allowed sufficient tor
their necessary requirements. HotelS;
restaurants, clubs. dining cars ana All
public eating houses who take care OF
25 or more persons may purchase
three pounds for each ninety meals
served. Bakers will be allowed 20 per
cent OF average amount used during
June. 1918. Any attempt to accumu-
late stocks prior to July will be con-
strued as boarding. the regulations
stated.
Announcement by General Peyton
G. March. chief of staff. that there are
10000 marines in France. emphasizes
again the lighting qualities OF the
members OF this famous branch oil the
service. The "I.cathernccks" or the
devil dogs" as the Germans nave
lately termed them. have been
in action many times since they ar.
rived at the front line trenches and
have rendered splendid accounts OF
themselves. The only effect OF their
baptism of fire has been to give the