Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, March 07, 1918, Image 6
Second “Lumberjacks” Will Have
)10,500 Men When Recruited «
joggers, Sawmill WorkersTRcad fiuild-
• ers and Libo35ft, R^truAiar' With
>«• Road Work Are Wanted—Offi-
® - cers of Regirberrt Are Ex-
- jt *< 1 - • .j ; ' i, *
? -pert LumW.tip.erj and. » ,,
■* -> ForetterB. p
...v-s. y ...•
K . " J6HN L. CO’BB', ? JR. ’ ‘ J :
- . <r -n .I . As.- r :
\\ajbiyyj.ijn.'-A qaaiqi-vyiUe. .cffoffj
is btflu|{iiuadtt>bj lilt; ^eegvlgfj U>j .goi
jissi*i»tlif war depitrtmeaMJffcfwcuriBg riW*
£ix 'tlintlsfttid then needed to 6ompli4e<l , 3U , i
is ifepreseqted
inW ’as axmon;*
)<41dpf>eTfcTAibT‘
the sKoritl ^lumberjack regi'tnertt,* : or
till* ^Jv£h'tj$h \^{fioY¥s ffotmj tts^i't
IS oljiduljj' k«^\YiL^>Vlir*h. rccrui^Mj t«i'
fulljl.^ttvumlKi.Vw..’Witt, Will.’ Comiqise
3o,5<Ab jimn ,ttml.twJH .iie- the * largest
|eglim»ntn<ln <he world; Mf the men
! '|eedcd iur*\ fhrt?e thousand should be
nggets,' sawirdll workm** nm* rrien e*~.
mrie^cd it^ t.iUit(iin^ > :Vn<l (dthratlng-
% bgging tai|f«*5<l^'’iiiui. ;Le’. Veiij^ijiiug
wmm
OF‘BOCHES FIGHTING -JN $H FttHtlOtE^
' , T , *# *•■**.* >k. r Focji j 9tf
mmm nasi
M r J'he regiment *\v!H • out from the
’ fYerfch forests the Immense’ nYnmfnls
trein tiyrufhrlrljfo hi i' - rs, e'rOssti os
Ttumber 'for : niiiVoiinTents aind'bunfc-
lC floiaj¥fe, airf iiiojik Myr armj^;ssimi
those of the allied wjll .meBd., AifcMW-
f fhr unit, known ms Uh< ‘-‘Fin-T Lumber-
^j«tck ropliut^*.-:; 4»n 5 *lio,vre(iiti». ajigir
‘ r neers (forest;, Wn? orgiimiZhtl lri the.
fynmjtuer aaT ha* beep hard -at wvrk.ui
The vvHxiul^ Lh stifcje tiw«.. , ■■>
r Canadian* Started It .
■} ThO’ ifteu' Of 'the tlitilulwrjack regi
ments' 4 ii not «rriKHlal , 'w iith tills 'coun*
try. iii*riy\«iuaHO; ^**-A'*i*tdKi*» lN»lr
.to**#
r ** ***** ****Hki**t «t *«• »Mtf *r
i ' ' * "r> u • s’
fltfsir vt nm X,
.» »s3rrM»*4«* '■•effannrt a<**3
heavy’ |»aclvs>..fur jontf ilistaneos, ihe
fjtgun were quick to tAke hold. y\fter
a■ touple of Weeks' ilri+f they looked
‘like yet,vnih«i, .uu'i were reiwty for Urn
JliJf advftftjjjre.
A< soon as the Tenth Vjfeated the
soon after the Vuityd, States entered
the ,‘sfniggle ti^i savvluilt fi‘nT't§ w \t ? eYe
j^lViipped hy lumbermen of New tfn&-
laml for r jerHeg tfi.Vfn^tTtHfMt,.*' 1 '' >,f1
mjjk
Ivf «sV*;-s Jm*:
liters b4 closed to sa^o fuel. sF-ortu
■ *y- dfisso M
J S; ttf» ?5 a '
.'
bi*:
' SetA^jWt ttaW.-f'iTlConibet# MeUiB* !
ills, a Boston lad wl^p jojlied the <'u-
l.rfrdlmi overseas IrwVes ’at fTiT- liegin-
nifTrTrf tkrr-mvr nmf •*erw*«l-
Si.Voml bataViom (m t^; western front,
Ilf paj^tbapnfed UttFtUw'if Mes- •
^e N ..T.pivs. ATTTiPTTtlw* and the—
S.dnme. iSer«a«iit. •.: ; M<Arthiil^;®:.etfas
wounded fn ii«fcJunetlifc/*>jLi:th.t>ogu^,
a .i**♦«.’<• tusk^li ■*uIsittg vtti live* ie-t't.kg-
II • iyttdw eiaplovvthti^iMi Jl^/
ih • ’ueaw" b»4t.tti*SttcyiT*..-4iuJb- in, J^ew
Y(|rki*r»«a w- rrm '\+n *jSJ •<bizs irv«
Lumbecyjtpk
r il »d{tSc' w
1**1 a'MsOO' q a-
lt<‘d?”' . r N\
.• In '4us?*in tW* <!ertnans. ljave estab-
tfshed Thrhr.bvs at Ivtfoitr;uT. Moscow.
Riga.tan, T.ibau, J^sppnt, Revel and
tRlpsap^r. ; ; :f. ■{££*«?
Pogsrbiitties'FUna'^dhce^,.
^■nivlvii-to the ,l^iigmn front
thnt .gtjrl of- the Hue la Ffuiidei
.jL ••... : .
P"lmrAifb *»
md A*pl4* vx'igl|^l
bi^ue** ^liotKjfr.-jnUr^ijlop, lut^vIhthff
i lo#!a AVU* o;v»y, bjWtes. u wgiteu, awUlg
! to’ the. ttbst'U' e.'uX,.nai,ur;jl. oigstKyles,
SjUtli gt> -jwvi- lp^.. luouutaln
rnpgo*s «•'o.
As Uu yt.Arublc Uistq-
rlansyto hejfiu >yithe creation, few
orjfiem yver rgntdicd the era In which
t'Key lived mul ubpui which they might
have written s. m some ueouracy.
Largely fur thiif cfa^on no distinct rec
ord lias come doWri to us of the high
ly Interesting ,<^hquesl_of northern
Africa as far as’tHe Stratts of Her
cules; It Is ohly after the Arabs ef
fected lodgjmeht Ri Spain and pushed
-as’far IhTh FVhhcA as Charles Idftrtet
would permit them that anything ap-
prpafihln^ “hlstorj” of them is to b*
"Justice.”
Mr. JoliA (ialswortby. who net^mtly
refused a kulghlhimtl
that "llterutiirf* was its• otWTOwwJ.”
one*' tobl an interesting story apropos
Ills great'play, ‘‘Justice.’ 1 . "• v ‘
V A certain business nmu bad defied,
to prosecute a >swlnd!er.-One night his
wife returned from seeing a parferm-
nnci* of^'Justice” so disgusted wdth the
then horrors of the English penal sys
tem <which the play waa Instrumental
Ih getting Improved) that’shy persuad
ed her husband not to prosecute .the
swindler. ,
This may have bean supe%sentlmea,-
tallsm, but It was a fine tribute to Mr.
Galsworthy’s art /.»*'<.
who could prove'themselves adept in ^ orn i kwr)
some form of Ytmibcrlng wgAe. accepted M , n t frQ^
each man was listed for the particular Leipzig,
Job with wiilch h'i. was most famtiiar. j n g us
Most of Thom. Lumberjacks. Jtiardt,
Bf^far the larger part of the recruits Nlklsh, ^
were lumber Jacks, meo wtnj had be^n merousiQ 1
raised In the w o<»da and knew -eVqry jlress em^
Jrlck of the trade. Others w ere gradu- concerts at
ates of forest schools who had had models. it
enough actual woods experience in ad- /ree.tl^p
dltlon to their tecbhlcnf training to hundre«.
qualify for a idacy. In the ranks of halls, n#ve
the- Tenth-are men from Tate, Har- posters5l|.
'vard, 6nd f^rnell, the Universities of Germanjl <
money, f O
evening W^laccs of iinuisemcqt are'
watthed and lighted in a maw by ao
amount of QOul-much less than All these
people would have consumed Tf
tlje same time had they remained at
hotwa. : To have closed the theatara
froildrhave meaat increasing the sad
ness of Paris, the throwing d»t Of
1 GA lW\ — — ■ l _ A. a
Michigan. Wisconsin ' and Minnesota -
In fact. pfadiealTy every prominent mnch more than the recti
PAGE TWO
BARNWELL SgNTff|^ 9WTH
CHING TiiE EFFECTS OF GERMAN PRISONERS FOR INFORMATION VVORLD’S BIGGEST
>, u
Krt ' IhspetthSo. Pfepatatory. to Going Across.
M*r» «A.; /'tr-f
.tr; .to ?.<
o’MiHwwi
at ;. m r i* ■> C w »
- A
Ve *■?!¥*•• 5- st .fri -winf.,8*f ^
^ ^nch- uf (jgtynan pci«m<•Bw^^aBA^;!lJ||^l*Mil*lrJ»Tla^uf ,
a- ' -?• :. v jm/'i* }r. & a
: J.JLSSxT’•
*<> t*y>
ib* fd «*
a4t *
into
iklBUKtS lO—
r%m% w* termwlj mmrt aad v
- v rptmtM tlmm* 1© *<w* ♦<?:»
« - *s? **►<*# mr*l .xii&tm mH****»
tlii‘-^«, us.thtMigh.they. UaU*l*e«m.bred.-
dnjit.uud hail’never do)i« aiiytliipg.cl^*.
’M$Ay weli-icn'own college nfitletc> arc
ipclAdtvd. *• Jack- Hansenv
vt-rsiity of Minnesota footlwiH team)
‘i>biie" 'Frey, 1 - the Cornell^IpUd^iille-
giiire! champioii two-niiler. and George
Kqpkjirtjsav«In^oV l|ie A'isniell creW,,'
*5tte ^imaigrthe best J^uuwu. Ci'r,
• x Sons of rich nieiV’are ‘‘high privates
in jth'o rear ranks," shonTiier m sbotli-^
dvt "tvifh those who Fiavf gr<Avn up lh
Jbtf logging eanqts. Most iuf theSo iyen
.nre ly^iubers of 'families Jong engaged t
IiV|tm <> lTIrfttrcf i'trdncss mrd gave up
linpotfkht positions. *t hrt llftlertsncri-*
ficf 'tb" do their bit to help down tJie
Him. , }/
Given Course of Training.
Tin. recruits, wet>* assefublcd rft the
Atadrkan tmiyarwiy," 1). TJ 1 ., trniuiug
ca^ip -tpid fiut i through u course of.
sji^tH to'ti<mualiit. theau wU]ypijltary.
drill and liardep tliMn for.tlie work on
.the oTher'side. Ah Major DuBoin.
formerly head of th« f<*rest service in
other side. In order to disrurl) labor
eondUtyps in tjq.‘ JimiJ^er Industry, u*
l^tttcTib possifile, jt was decided that
qmd\Tie<] regislVahl H- nud^r' the' f<c1ec- ‘
the T'td*- Ih’e dr!i.ft law who l, ha're : tifg b»*en or* * *
derod to hold
iW i A str i' hM t M , boUi»j.-wjer<^-&pt4j,.i^joss iieoudtthm*. TanhUar with rill? aaib re-
help iiianufaeture^l^ ue^\p'^, pfld acgustoJueil to carrying
r'allforniu,.,said, it was '‘duck soup for
EMTr 1 lIArdened to otlt-ofJ
THOsf ’({/’ fh*
d<>or”1ffe tinder
nir kfAils of weather
themsvJv^f- Ip reiidiness-
jfor duty may be “inducted” into the
regiment. Applicants for iiwluctlon
.should write the F Ares tec at \YftSh~'“
j4gti)U,, lb d'.. give tjicir age, a full,,
^•pitement of experience and the names
7
[<
tniiniBg camp,’ lirgani^kfion of the
’LdeOtieth bcgim. SiK’of the ton hat*
^having much fitimer.- ftideAl tlie^x-
- a t1-nt of-tlie French forest^; cjlunot eom-
ire With our *dyiK.. Rut there is ntrrre : t*liui)S 4»ave gpendy Jmwi* formeil and their share,
^ninber than is geuerjifly-known. '1*1)o
^■RreiU'h have found that it pays to
® frow a crop uf trees- ou jns^r, rocky
of ftifmer eihptoVerH,
• The type of men lii Hie:Twoidl«‘th '»
the tame as tliaj* of jhe Tenth. Husky,
hardTutnded/’ M£ bnnrti bellows, ■ whr> -
can hotfl ihetr f»w n K imyw here,' Hb'lr -
oHiecrs say) they A-jmTick their wejgJit
in wild cat^gny old day ij.ud.can ‘‘^og”
;H many s;rwm!!N as tb(Cc ate to cut
the pjmher. - , :i.
Gb Fully Equipped* v
Like tlie Tenth, they .will take with,
them everything. ttcedAd produce'
.lumbec, frt'tn tb«j "srunip.to the car,**’
us tile trade plmise. goS. Axes, rrds»--
ent saws, harness, ciuiUiooks. bursts,,
nilibcrs. ciw»J>st(A*es, rompletc'-sawnidls, •
twp-feu trucks. grindstoneR, and till thu »-.
other thousarvl and oac artidies Iciiud .-,
in a -well equipped, lumber camp are^
included In their equipment, f ** *
.‘Tladr Work will he behind tSu*jllrlng
line. They wilt probably pot.jii^it UU-,
less the Hun springs'- a. surprise so
eompb te that it-hwoine* nt»ee«kary t(k,
call on nil bari lfl. JUit r-wry-^strokg - ■
of an ttXe * lid evejfy fc'Ujj M .
going to count Just ns-fiiuch as a shell,
Aftd If-lumber will help win tlic.wlA
thoad IfMKHhhuskU^ w 1U nu*iv fjiat» ^0
hi
a crop
**ft4ap La od. tost
a»u jM»or,
as it pays -to grow
LjI® nop <‘f wheat on -tlje beffrir suits. -They
^ ~ * ^
*• , . . • * , f r ■ \ ' X f r
This reniifrkuble photograpii taken from a c.lptiite«i -GermiMi <Iftieer, show s (i
holes Isjt'oiq the barrage lire of the allies. A di-pa+cll st^n Starting I n<
forcenients, and lux seems quite unperturbed by- the shell tire whleh is Vohcentrp.tcd on thejiuiiiwi* a
THEATER IS ONE TEUTON WEAPON
GENERAIoPERSHING MEETS KING. ALBERT
♦have praetfCAd forestry for generations
^FfW’Riul Tff^iyidof sfnshtug tlieir timber
claminafeTr they handle their bold- | Elaborate System of Using Per-
/tugs wlUi great care and are very Joatli !, r«»
oi .-nt tiiore (Tian fs-pnvlui ed earli year fOl llfierS |0 Circulate GeT-
a '*. '-o 'f *. ; 7- .■ ’• *’ ;■ •' ’5 •'
1W
ig/M.RAY salaries of singers
'wifC ?i
..vi^i.V i i\. 4* 5.
} ^
man Propaganda.
word goes out to “paper the house.”
In Berlin Max Reinhardt wus'bHd:
- /‘Spend without counting the cost;
when you get bqck we’ll settle the
bill.”
When the theittefs ftrC empty It
makes no difference, tin- tour fs>utln-
u^s. All otlldul Germans inul their
i compatriots in neutral cities are
-. . »r ■>i 1 a-- ' oblige*! bv mllifary ortler to go fo
Paris Secs benefit of Gayety, Refus- thi^sc perffirmftfices, <«eh night. When
ing to Close Amusements to Sayg... J-lhaJrotipe phi vs Its farewell perforpi-
Fuel—Germans Flood Neu- since the ranking German diplomat or
^ traV Countries. ’ ! consular representative In vadi city
gives a large banquet.* wTn-re, so as.
Paris.—Attention has been attracted to make the neutral bettep-understand
to the use the Germans make "the meaning of ‘‘knRur.” chahipaimer Is
d hen tor as n vchtetc of propaganda #ffl v »*n to- him. •
. — —- ...—I- -•**,.. - *, -- U * -
Teutons Pay Stngers’ Salaries.
.iTtatejy this odmrt-Bjgltted policy bas*|^ \ (h-rniari oniisul sent for thi- direc-
iAd been adopted. ^It yvoyld liuve a<Uln tors of the imoSt-R, halls ^MyTr
■ \Ijje.he Is -station^ u n.J told thetu
( 6)».pl»«d; wirltout acctnnpIlshVng any good thut ^ n . IK . T ,, r mo enjm7od.Germnn
"*.‘ty8uUs, Rqit tlm agUatiun has -served j singr-rs, «» r “turns” tliey wo.ul'tKJiave
•Uie purjuise of revealing that the al-^ lL) p ;lv them only )?l a. day. and
ijefr have made no, organized attempt re8 j ,,f their sdary, lie said, mi matter
:t!t* kepp alive In neutral countries In- how large;.would he assumed bv-the
•rest In their language, tiielr tdpuls, t German aUtiibiTtlcs.
diejr literature, thraugh their,theaters
nnd Hjtisle, while the Germans have
vlverlom^ed no opportunity.
" 1-t is nuiNsayliig too much to Insist
/that never has the (heaters been so
necessary as now to public life. For
today, more than, ever, luetir— soUflors
,«jir- (•tvilktnS'—need tlie relief frohi the
strain <ȣ war. afforded bjy a relapse
rtite the realm of fantasy, n visit to
fieijjejplijPeisifihjg. CrtnfttV.sudi-r ill e^Nf
beltif air : hi^ ; arrivtdoii!Im lb*lgiun front
Q'hls*,|$^pi|‘|Mrji^ pt^ho<£t?!ipli t" arrives in tiiin
Gemftxif fcfrMhtfil "
wbiijb trf. U^Ulitiv
Jted Air In Medicine.
Il^iited^jir.'is ropf^rtnl by J>r. Q. .O.
Cunifjtoa ; ; tO Iw of consKlcra'blc impor- refusei
tnnek laj/waV "medical .‘khtl ...surgickr- that "
Rraejic^.Aj; .titmi^rgtTtrcs of 10<) de
gree^ tA JUO degrees Fkbrenhelt it.
ease* pA)r. produces an Increased
bloo# fo the wound and greatly
aldscheftllng. At 4nch high tvmpera-
'turc*i ; ft> JO0 ilegtees to 1,400 degrees
the air Is prottOtmced the Ideal
uteripzqFv A^'a' pressure of 7 to 15
pounds heated air may be used
-for mnitAage by simply directing it
upon the vrotmd and in some cases
usefkl results ora obtained by alter
nating wkh a hot-air and a cold-air
douche.
That {^"the reason Why, tn flu- mu-.
.sJe halls of . the big neutral city," in
, questloti, you hear nothing spoken but
Germam ""T.
This striking IHustrafimV of the thoPr
qugbness of the German propaganda-
which expends millions for musical
and theatrical performances is in
rLri king contrast 11>* t he do-mg h1ng pol
icy of-1 be allies In this •respect: That
Is vYiy Switzerland ’ttsks; “I>ocs
Uran’ce scorn us, AT Is.shy-broken Spi’i'-
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