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8 MILLIONS OF LIVES ^oWl SACRIFICED IN BATTLE _ ? ? _ . , Miss Hattie 1 Toll Has Heen Heavy During, Ida McMurray a First Year of War. Hanp Huey, of | Miss Bessie 1 _ _ home from a vi THE TOTAL OVER 8,000,000.j %Jiss Nct(ie , I list. (ktst of l'<iii<iu< tin|! StruKKlr From ' Mr. and Mrs. Monetary Standpoint More ed friends here S Than S15,(MH),OOO.OOO, Mrs. Robert ! liome from the London, Aug. 2.?One year ago; . . .... ? , . . ! :vir. jonn ino: yesterday Germany declared war oal ' , , , . , . I Crenshaw wen Russia aand the world was set i n ! morning at 9 o aflame. 1 ,, , j Brock. One million and a half men already i 'porn jj01 have been slain, perhaps three times Lucas were nia that number have been maimed ami noon at 2 0.cloch the homes of Europe filled with wid- ^ yy ows and orphans. And the end is Priday from C( not in sight. went to take lit One bullet slew a million and ?. to the Orphans* half men, and set civilization at well satisfied, naught. The bullet fired by a half- Mrs. Joel Bo crazed Serbian student. Gabriel sj,rk for the pas Princip. in the streets of Sarajevo on better now. June 28, 1914, has penetrated every Mr. Ervin Hoi home in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Ei One of the most peculiar things Saturday, returi of the situation is that the sender morning, of the bullet doesn't know what be Mr. Frank M accomplished. As he sits today in his very sick, is sor gloomy cell at the Bosnian capital, Mr. and "Mrs. he is unaware of the harvest of woe returned home he sowed when he plauted that tiny Charlotte, leaden seed in the brain of Archduke There will be Frances Fredinand of Austria. He ercises next Sum is held in communicade. No news- ond Baptist cb papers reach him. and his guardh are Everybody is ic forbidden to tell him of what is hap- Mrs. Ola Bell pening outside. The fact that he the Fennell In was under 20 wren he fired the shot Miss Daisy Ro saved him for a fate more terrible from Kershaw ] , than death?imprisonment for life she has been under the most rigorous conditions Blackmon. allowed by the Austrian penal code. Mr. Brinie Tl And nnlv hlstnrv will hn ahlo (n urilav Irnm Iho using oniy nair an army. \1r. and Mrs. Nor ran Princip form any possible in their motor < Idea of the cost of his deeds in del- f"r Honea Path. lars. The estimates given above of will he principa the direct army and navy expendi- ensuing sess tures of the various belligerents. totaling more than fifteen billions of WEAK, WI dollars, are also conservative, being ? based on official statements from l-euin the Ciium time to time bv cabinet officials and . , .... ? , , . W hen the ha< compilations made by experts. When housed It was an expensive bullet?and When night is course appears still far from spent sleep, Whether or not the world believes l.in,mr> \V omen s lot Serbia's disavowal of the alleged plot Ooan's Kidne' that caused Princip to Are the fatal'kidneys. bullet, the heroic sacrlfics and gal-) Have proved lantry of Serbian arms for the nlliies ' , a ., ., . Tins is one stand out as an everlasting tribute testimony. to the little nation of King Peter. Mrs. II. W. Hi Less than a month after Princip1 caster, says: " pulled the trigger, the Austrians "'most constant were marching on Belgrade. The V-(l' to' me"as"* th invasion was repelled; fhe Austrihns strength and I tried it again in October. Again wasn't but a ff\ they were shoved back. And still taking J loan s H thev came aoratn in November A*>a k"t ^ 7"' 7 I" Htor0i before mj the Serbs sent them reeling bark an(] fref. jrom pi across the border, a disorganized, proven lasting, I crushed mass of men. Price f?Oe., at In that precipitate retreat that was ''"'"'v ''>?* a ? . . . .. . . Doan s Kidney 1 kII but a disastrous rout, the Serbs jjen ?,a took ?0,0## prloeners aafl 18# runs. rv>.. T'rops . Ttnfi R disclose to the rest of the world the j where he has b full tale of the results of his mad- i appendicitis, ness. The nations at war have, Mr. and Mrs. proven so far most reluctant to pub-l turned home ] lish their losses. Of the ten coun- Kails, tries engaged in the great conflict,' Miss Isabel K Knglanil alone has finally come to j brother in Camd realize the possible advantage of let- The infant so ting its subjects realize the tremen- John Beckham d dotis character of their undertaking Mrs. Mag Mel and 'tt awful toll. Lngiand is now daughter, Mrs. 1 issuing carefully prepared statistics. | Mr. Carl Thre showing her entire losses since the. Flint Ridge Fric beginning of the war to within a Miss Kllie I fortnight of publication. Mrs. Dick Rober From these it is possible to arrive Mrs. Flossie at an approximate estimate of the parents last casualties among other belligerents. Crenshaw. The nature of the fighting has been Mr- Hoyt Bai much the same in the various war ' ora, visited zones and it is likely that the propor- Mattox. < inn nf Iaoooo 4/\ t Ur. ? ?? Mrfl ft Q ??? .uooco IU iuc IIUU1UCI 111 1111*51 ' on the firing line does not vary to 1),ck Roberts^a any considerable degree. The latest hf ATI British report shows the total nnm- _ her of killed, wounded and missinR special to The N (including prisoners! both soldiers Heath Spring, and sailors, to be 330,995. Of these {)j Heat! the killed were 69,313. wounded been rompleted 197,494. and the missing B4.1B8. j teaohors 0f Mi8! That was twelve days ago. Charleston and Following out this proportion and Chester. Imsing results on the numbers of , Mrs. A. W. 1 men actually engaged at the various [ ya.t aeoompanie fighting fronts, the total European | sorit came by a war losses may be est mated at 7,- t0 visit Mrs. Bu 750,000. According to the British \ Horton, and rate, this would mean approximately ; a partial r l.oOO.OOO killed. 4.500.000 wounded1 at Flint Kit and 1.500.000 missing. live candidates < This is a natural, conservative es- ' pastor Saturday limate. Mr. J. T. Ma Some British military writers have Camden visited estimated the German losses as high Twitty and othe .'is 4.000,000. but this is most eer- first of the week tanly exaggerated. That would A protracted mean that Germany has lost practi- ress at the Bapti cally one-half her forces and recent tor is assisted events fail to indicate that she is Rankin of Greel THE LANCASTER NEWS, ?????? Mr. a. Cauthen is having a ee- aiol JHJE,?jWrC' nient floor put in his vacant storv.- afU J i f Lj ff O house on Main street. j 3 Miss Elizabeth VanLandingham is! Mai .. spending awhile with her brother, nes MILL \ ILLAGE. > ur. VanLandingham, at Lancaster. 3 r^Tis visiting Miss! Mr J C" Bow?ng of Shelby. N. C.. Hoi tnd her brother. Mr. | has been wfth bis fauill-v at lh,s Lo1 the Unity section. ! 1 p,ace for a few day8 Pa8t 1 Huey has returned Messrs" ? ( " Adams and R- p Sat .. . T- . 1 Neal were ordained deacons of Flint ? sit to Kershaw. luev is on the sick ' Kidge Haptist ehurch al a pPeo,al tl,r | service Friday morning. sist George Lefrta viaiit-l Mr* and Mr* K C. Croxton and 1 Saturday and Sunday. L left Sunday ?,or"'?K b>' a"*<>- Kei Steele has returned | inobl,e tor Rocky sPri?*?. N- C- 'a? Fennell Infirmary. where lhe two ,Rtter wl" rema,n for inson and Miss Lillic a ,<xv vvp('t8- . i married Sunday Mr8- A- "^Urn returned by au- the clock by Rev. S. u. tomobile with her sister. Mrs. Butler. ma to Richmond, Va., for a stay of sev- ter , | eral weeks. Jus i u ?ui? itiisb muuiiei _ ,, , . tt'I* , , t, , Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Ilorton spoilt rried Sunday after- t " He: by Rev S R Hrock | SandaV w,th Mrs Morton's mother. of irgess returned home Mrs w B Bruoe' who ,a very 1,1 at alumhia, where he ,b'8 time. tie Jimniv Crenshaw, M,8S Loree r <*?del ?f Camden Home. He left him hft8 b(,cn the *ue8t ?f her aunt' Mr8' || Lillian Hinson, for several days past. ! wers. who has been I Several very enjoyable parties have 1 ,t few days. Is some I bepn *'ven in her honor by her I young friends here. |B| m and family vlaitcdl Mr; ? B?? "? "turned from d Griffin Friday and " vlalt 10 hla <">?KlHer. Mr,, strib- J> , ... ling, at Seneca, and is as much im- ML nmg home Sunday . ... Z3! proved in health as to be able to ataree. who has been ,end to his re*ular dut,es a8 P?st" ne better now. master. / C. H. Privett have P1,nt UidKe church was formally from a visit to ded*cated Sunday afternoon, though / it lias been in use for a number of Children's Day ex- years' The Rev M' W Rankln dav night at the Sec- Preacked the sermon and the Rev. lurch at 8 o'clock. J' P' "atnniond led in the dedicatory h ivlted to attend. pra>er. returned home fromj , ^ aRerw, Tfkylor ?[. K*rshl"v h. flrmary Sunday. ! ",u,c ,,p ,,,B ??wmoDi.e Sunday * berts returned home to sPend the day w,,h hiH 8iRtPr- MrsFriday night, where K* Bl Mobley' pi visiting Miss Mamie' Mr8" N* E- SmttU v,8iled the F,int Y< : Ridge W. M. U. at a special meeting *' ireatt returned Sat- Sunday ?^ftprnoon. The Asociational Fenuell Infirmary, W M U W,U mPet w,th ,his union _ een operated on for in September. 1 ] Mrs. E. B. Mobley and Mrs. J, W. William Knight re- 11 Dyche3 8Pent lhe time Friday from Great tra,ns Frlday ,n Lancaster. v I Mrs. M. W. Rankin and children of night is visiting her Greeleyvllle are spending the week I on ! *ith Mrs. 11. P. Mobley. Mrs. W. 1J. * n of Mr. and Mrs. I n>burn and children of Kershaw led several davs ago. were with thom 0 laffey is visiting her Mrs- w- T VanLandingham spent ?| "hreatt, at Pageland. u few hours ln ^caster on Monday. 3 att visited friends in ,)r VV C* McDowell of Kershay lay. U Montgomery visited j ts last week. Y ______ __ _ __ Funderburk visited T I'll AMI? Ill 111 week. Mr. and Mrs. | ^UlflE 1U Ul ley and sister. Miss J lkir?v?"?* their sister. Mrs. ? NF.X'I* Roberts visited Mrs. 7 st week. T if sprino. First?Because we sell Pure ' 'j Second?Because we give the tews. * Third?Because our Measurt Aug. 2.?The racul-j^ doubtful, h Spring school has Fourth?Because our goods i by the election as IT to-Date Brands, ses Alma Murphy of j? Fifth?Because our line is alv Jeannetto Bigham or IJ Sixth?Because we sell the r WORK Cream Freezer. Sutler of Richmond. Seventh?Because you can se< d by Mrs. Gaile and t Mill make Fresh Peanut Butter utoinobile last ween T Eighth?Because we are prorr tier's sister Mrs it ! ? of our firm are workinir men. other relatives here!! | Ninth?Because we believe i esult of the meeting caster. ige ehurch last week t Tenth?Because we need the ,vere baptized by the'a dollar's worth every time, afremoon. '! * Call for New Seed Rve. Crimson .ckey and family of ! C Seed. Mr. and Mrs. P. T ?? r relatives here the I. RPAfAfF / 7 Tt meeting is in prog- 3 ? St church. The pasby the Rev. M. W. ^ ey ville. J. H. Bushardt left j ^ ar Monday morning where Mr. Dushardt When you want to il of the school for T : | GROCE1 1 A T? V T TTT AH* T-l *T + iAivi wuiviijjiN v hi 1 Thorn!'' WOOS an" ^ V^V^IlVllli 1 k aches and throbs. ^ YOUR TABLE will be well su ork is torture. ? < . _ i_ *r i brings no rest nor affords if you buy your !! from us. disorders set in, v YOUR BANK ACCOUNT wil is a weary one. I; because our prices are away (low ) i s are or weak ; groceries and provisions of quali their worth in L&n- X should be. YOUR HEALTH will be amp /.bi.< aster woman's J? sell onlv goods of known purity Ml. 9. Main | VOUR APPETITE will be well My back pained me ! groceries of ejuahty that posses ly and I was hnrdiy ? i nutriment, and they are GOOD lousework. it seem- j \ YOUR FRIENDS will remark ?finh I?ha(H 1oh' "t! : cooking, for the goods we sell, < feit run down. It ? , . V davs after I began * * *<K)d sense, will produce a meal cnwAPM J?r 1?%:ZZTZZlUWARUJ ? ail denierg. Don't ;; We Sell the Best Things to Cook kidney remedy?g.?t j - - Cook Wit] Pills -the COAL SHINGLE d. Foster-Mllbnrn AUGUST 3, 1915. Lorcycled to this place Monday 1 A^^ J :ruoon. V V V %' V VVVVV V lessrs. \V. 0. (Ellis and S. C. Mac-' L'kin went to Lancaster on busi- I | ft ||J|M m s Monday. , * 1 1 IIfl i. I iiss Bessie Bennett of the County I I I inu is visiting her cousins. Misses I I VI IV III a and Vashtl Mackey. ^ torn to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bridges, urday, July 31, a daughter. ARE INVITE1 drs. Lillian Hinson has just rened from a week's stay with her TVltf* ^nll'Af'V er, Mrs. Ed TrueRdel, at Camden. }+ 1 1IC lev. M. W. Rankin will preach at 3T rshaw Baptist church Sunday J Where They Ar rning and night. ? THE 1}EST i We Join With Ple?suit'. <? Our Equipment is Model Munt plenty of vetch and oats and n you will be independent, no J Workmc tter what cotton brings.?LancasNews. Which entitles Miss ^ \ w.f-i?#-? in r inlta Wylle, editor of The Lancas- J /\lllolS 111 News, to membership in The raid s o. and v. club. Certificate \ becoming haircut; a cleansi membership will be forwarded.? ^ irtanburg Herald. V massage; a clean shave?v A fVfBmmWHMii * STRICTLY ( PPBi 1 SANITARY BA Next to Pharmacy. 4^,4 4^4 Rjr r v^r vy bidden,baf- ' # *? ?l:,<nnir?*^wB?Wf * How did a woman, Do so many people come to ti *$1# ->r a F1 * COTne to 3 filled ? The reason is, we hi omc-a piano bV i' t?T jH'glJ ? compound carefully every p See The Black Box and in every 5 purest drugs and deliver sa art-cl ipping scene you will find your- j 3 peciallv to those who want 0 fit completely puzzled, and then fas- | nated, whon you learn why. i S WWFi Here's a magnificent 15- week moving | 3 Wj k icture that will grip you, fascinate ! du, thrill-you. Take the wife and the ? Does the majority of the SI tddies, or your sweetheart. See it. 3 "amnkpv nppHu?" Rpcmikip lon't miss it. Tell your friends to? 9 smoKey neeas. Because _ g a reason.nble price and alwai See f he BLACK BOX 1 Wl i m rr J The Photnplay Serial Supreme S ... ; IS EplroJes-oneaur-k ' ? V? We ?erVe m0re drinks UI ^ 111 j J P than others? Because we a 116 Star ^ | We seH?W ^ ^ ^ ' **"' I . Ik By he dead load, hence we k< ^ get something new all the t tomer, learn to be one, and ?, " thank you. * r>T* i irn i nr UR STORE STANT? 9 ^ EEK ' ^ai * * i^Right Prices. \\ \\T A 1 W is and Weights are not j MJftf fm ire labelled with the Up- <i> WW rays Fresh and Complete. J ! 5?> lew and up-to-date NO- JL X WAIN e our New Peanut Butter ;; V while you wait. j ^ ^ ipt in service. The heads j \ > n ttye FUTURE of Lanmoney and will give you X r> : y tt! Clover. Rape and Turnip ;; RRY CO. : | i*T 4? **' ~ ! l A .. mil r i t % Mr. Nash, of At save money on J our st, ?l?s. ill troir U US fit /mi ipplied with the best the V jy m groceries nnd provisions ?? JLm^ ^ | | 1 be amply safe guarded \\ & *r , \\r w i m, as low as possible for lO DUV War lVlul ty, even lower than they $ ly protected because we 16*1 Hands Hlg an<l excellence. ,j vftll KlSIV#* any i i satisfied because we sell ;; A II yOU naVC any J To%HE8TAsmunt ?f Y w'" ^ a 8??d dr on the excellence of your 'J irifrk nrinnpv ombined with your own < * II11U II,UIIC/' u* fit for the gods. o I /I II 1 HORTON'S I | Gregory Hood ; and I he Hear Things to I h, o s wood n j TL M Sena I tie lieivs ^ Ati 4^4 4^44^* :omers! D TO VISIT T call Store | MULES] JTED i i . ? <? lonfo ii" 11 l%* ?* luiuai YV ill UC ai I V ibles v )AY, | st 6th | les. Must be 15.1 X h, 4 to 12 years old. % rou can spare this t ne to turn them X ?od prices paid. I Live Stock Co. I Your Job Work Barber Shop Y e Assured of V SERVICE. v rn and Sanitary. Our n Are \ rheir Line J* ing shampoo; a comfortable vhatever you get here is . . v CORRECT. X IRBER SHOP i G. L. GURLEY, Prop. ?|> $ A^A A^k |T ^ F/r I is to have their prescriptions 3| we expert Pharmacists who 5 rescription sent in with the 5 me promptly. We cater es- fi rders filled in a hurry. HY ] nokers come to us for their " we keep a high class line at 4 /? have a complete stock. fi HY I id fill more ice cream orders " re making them all the time - fi m. Practice makes perfect, fi ARTICLES | eep all kinds on hand and you " time. If you are not a cus- fi see how we treat you. We fi 1 DRUG CO. I