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ber of casualties suffered,
"thought, than probably any o
Atn.r lean division on the wos
fruit. Xlthoueh tic easuiltie \
(Croat ho declared. the death
was only 10 per rent . which wis
m.irkably low considering the
aril run by the men and the oiTlc
Mi it o| the small mortality IHt>
I I 1-1 I. I ' - . li:
. . ... ".I* 'I II' lll?* IHM'IIII
m? Jn which the men ir.iPv
slh nnil .s units, conducted th
elves in the fights with tho Ttocl
The commander of the 3"th
ver> much impressed with the
win; 1 facilities :?t Charleston
wit t!ie expedition with which
do'- rkinu and en train ins: of the
rlon units were accomplished
"I consider that Camp .lucksm
one of the t>cst camps in the rr
try." said the general. "It is
mirahiy adapted, both from
standmvnt of terrain and of clin
for tt.e training of laruc bodies
men. I believe that I sliall e<
w stay here as its commander,
11 daily as tho people 1 have me
fi u'h Carolina aie very dolitrhtf
General Faison said that he
Inordinately proud of the achi
tuents of the southern hoys in
?. >?h division. "I am proud th
am a native of North Carolina
look bark on the manner in w
her sons conducted theniselve
'this war."
brigadier General Lawrenci
"Tvson. of Knoxville. commando
F'lty-ninth brigade. 30th divi
1 he wise is tin reserved in his pi
of the men composing the divi
\ 11 American Division.
General Tyson said that the '
tieth division was as distinctive!
ell-American division as any in
Vnlted States army. However
would not go as far as to say
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I ii? uiviniuii litt? it ptir< tMllaf
mpn of foreign extraction than
other American division Tie c
attention to the Eighty-first div
which trained at Tamp Jackson
the Eighty-second division, w
trained at f!?mp Gordon, Atl
composed of selective service
from the southern states, as hf
a personnel coming from the
stock as that of the Eighty-firs
vision.
lie recalled a speech he mac
Abbeville in 1914, when with a
of Knoxvllle "boos'era," whieb
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| ed this section of the country, stop-' received at Charleston ai
ED ov'or Jit Columbia while on'lumhJn, which, he claimed
route. He was the commander of live as one of his fonde
i . this train, which was a commercial brances. Me said that tl
enterprise. At Asheville. he said, of the streets of Columbia
lie recounted the boast of the peo- mirahle for a parade, ei
thor f'" ?' 1 he southern states that they the tnaiuiei in which the i
tern 'he only roil Americans, and car ed out here last Ti
ihejr percentage of intlusion of for- the admirable handling
r tl, o :jn blood was pra tieally tiegligi- composition of the cro
i r,.. hl<-. ; claims tliat Camp Jackson
haz- ' 'n speech, as 1 was repre- llie greatest camps in the
ting (lovernor Ityo then the chief II,auks tlie Citizen
,, ,i exeutive of Tennessee, 1 made the ... , , , .. ?
In bona 11 of the olheert
same sort of speech that I thought , . ... ,
- I"' 1 of the 1,. ih Infantrv and
!,i, he would make." said tleneral Ty- . ... . ,
desire to thank the pooph
son "I told the people of the Ni rth ,, .. , ..
m Carolina for the meat
a.. Carolina mountain citv that I was;,. . . ,
they <-\t?-nded u> and ant
, ,o sat sfied that we would pet into the .. ' ... . . .
dialitv with which we we
w:i' and as tin- southern people had ? ,,u , . , . ,
11' . i at*Charleston and at Colui
?nf. boasted of their \inericanism. the: . .... . ,
an ! ing our stav at < amp Jack
,ilf> worid would expect them to make.
Tnp ' . Col, Cary F. Spence. of
v? good when the time of trial and. , , ..
va" * Commander of the regime
stress arrived. I think the people ... . , ,
I desire to extend thank
n i* of the world will give a unanimous , ,
n s committees in charge of t
...n \erd et that we have made good.
>un- and entertainment last M<
...i The Tennessee soldier was very
,n 'n the newspapers for the
fhe much impressed with the port facll- wM<.h fhpv hfindltt(l tho
,ate 'tie ,t Charleston. He said that the ^ ^ ^ |||y peK|m#,nt
nf dispatch and thorough manner <i?
liov which the troops of the division were <'"'on"l aaid
" r handled at Charleston spoke well for '-"pressed with 1
J the port. The designation of Char- ,fon *hev received here.
ii] loston as the port of debarkation F11 > ,l!? anxious
11 <I Camp Jackson as the camp of ' ennessee, many ot them
(> (i demobilization, was a distinct reeog- they would not mind ren
the n"'on of the south. said (Jeneial ' olumhia for a while Ion;
# y Tyson. He was very much en- 'llustrated that the men
( . thused over the reception the troops 'nff a pood time, othe:>
^ ^ _ would he perfectly w f 111 n |
I Cow Peas t
r D. _ a Practically ail the Sout
r of I Soj^t Be Sins of fhP Thirtieth df
ston. mustered out of the serv
Reduce your fertilizer ex- ,,
raise pense and save feed bills by h.irWston ( ragoons.
sion 1 Krowing Cow Peas and Soja maining Tennessee regir
J-.' -ins. , . _ , , ?
1 They enrich the land not 117th infantry, left this
?i!??K!!?.'WV,5r' Sk ? '???w
v an grazing:. They can be grown rade in the principal c
to advantage in your corn . . , . ... ,
the crop?adding nitrogen and hu- which it will he sent to
he nius to your soil. It pays to thorpe to be mustered
' order
that flT/% I first train, bearing Rrlgi
te of lC era 1 Tyson and Colonel 5
any ff v'a Spartanburg and Ashe'
ailed | , ^ f this train reaches Morrl
ision p (' will stop for 20 min
and C V. ,ou ,hr> PpoPle to present
. . Our Cow Peas, flojt Beans ,, , , , ,
men J are sup* rior in cleanliness and ??? townsmen. v.hivin .1.
ant a quality to row pras and be?"? a pnr.se in recognition of 1
as ordinarily soM. \Ycite ror
mon "Wood's Crop Special." giving mi-nl in the war.
prices and seasonable Informa,vlrK
tlon about all Field aixl Oar- Private Waul, aceomj
same den Private Karnes, hoth rr
1 di" T.W.Wood & Sons 1 ?.
< wws? out a machine gun nest <
le in ?8M1. I mans which was holding
Richmond. ? Virginia. I
train I vanee of their nnlt.
to?r- ^ y? 1 g | awarded the congresaioi
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ASTER NEWS. LANCASTER, S. C.
tilizer Cc
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nd at Co- for heroic service out of the line of per cenl
, will over duty. ^3 IM>r cpnl
st remem-j * P''r cenl
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-?I SOLID SECURITY s??5
mrade was, duets tn prop
Ir s FOR YOUR BONDS n?S
is one of Lastly our
count > |g tjle 0f ?p^js Great ^^thin* m
Country Somewhere Near ]r and ??r 1
< and nien Hundred and Fifty Billions ?bo.ooo.ooo.o.
myse f I _ .. *
> of South Dollars. Don't sell
reception , ties They w
How muny holders of Libertys and by.
t u cor ^ reHu7P fully the security that is back
' tii-ated Qf ,^a, pr?perty they own?
mbia dur- |t t)M> wealth of the richest nason,"
said tion of the earth.
Knoxviile, Here* hut ii glance at what that A&
lit. "Also wealth comprises
s to the With ti per cent of the world's ILmJt Oi
he parade Population and 7 p >r rent of the lLmu j
>n<lay and wor!<,'s ,aruj America owns of the |
' 'n 70 per < ent of the copper. \y*\\ yv?l^
news con- ^2 per cent of the coal
20 per i ent of the gold.
his men 66 per < ent of the oil.
the recepthat
a 1told
him L J
naming in [ - ?oe? ^
ger. This I 3 H y? /% M
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TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1919.
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making Yields
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outh Carolina
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or the iron and steel. 1 '"'""
t of the silver OFFICIAL TRADE MARK O* THE
t of the cotton. 1919 WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
t of the wheat.
i of the meat supplies.
>ral and agricultural proope
owe# us $10.000.000,.
rs ago we owed her near* u^ /QBBMmR
national wealth rlo ? to
your government sertirl- O
ill mean more to you by- *? *^r
w l , i v.r- nuir iii ii'-uj.iiiiiii rranKiin
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^ Savings Stamps or t Jie ne* aerie* ?
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. . yX \w\ Call a physician, lmmedi- J**4l
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Vick:s\4poruW
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