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?It, < . CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY,
>
iffc:
? Oct.
_ ??*Wered |
but a!** 41
... predicted 1
??t arm? with
ft P^h
ftp, ao m mi st in
Mils German? c
I do had and aea
i,J ualtas li In
L eoamauden i
L *? nbtiolutdy
Jpuraateea that
> a wrap of paper
On a few word*
one
fully
proi
id the
H r- ?
it doe* o?t brio# H
I pay be more than au
p r, allied diplomats i
l keUeve .lt may cause a r
?~narr ? ? ? ? ?
question it speaks for
? ?... ?>" .? . iamufi
n*
^ dispatch oJt'.,tJ|e
followed by the issue of
it at the WWt"
?. ?g V r* -i
V government will continue to..
289,000 men with tfcelr auppltefi
itontb and there will he
of a?y kl?i." v , <
outside of the formal phrase*
a?*y document, that waa
. Wilson's word to tfoe World 1
do thought of stopping the 1
| this stage.
fegffjfhnmber rang with
(4 senator* as the president's
. WW ''read u few minutes after
breu announced at the state depart
at. Senator Lodge, the president's
- Witic in his course, until today,
/W statement expressing bin ^rati
on at the president's decision. Opin
at the capital and throughout
mftpttagton wan tittntti
Iv'aJ. FWH|
| The official note whi<h will eon/ey
prwWa^fiMWW- 0 - tl
, ernmeat and more import aw
in people, wa?* deHtetod today by 6ec
ar>" loosing to the charge of the Hwiss
ation who lias been acting an the in
diary. It was given out? publicly by
r. Laming at the tftate department at
o'cliH-k this afternoon in full. It fol
?t:
"?Sir : In reply to the communication
f the (Jomian government" dated the 12tTf
tant, which you bonded me -today. I
? tbe htmor to request you to
it the following nnswef:
The text of the president's answer fol
[Tig unqualified acceptance by the
ht'Gchnan government and by a
Majority <>f the rcichstag of the
^nas laid down by the president of the
[nited States ?,f America in bis address
> the congress of the United States on
'8th of January, lft18, and in his sub
luent addresses justifies the president
making a frank and direct statement
his decision with regard to the. com
nieations of the Herman government
|ft*tb and 12th of October. 11*18.
"It mu*t be dearly understood that
1 prtKvHs of evacuation and the condi
?" of an armifttfffiMM
be left t?? the jur
[tie military |
ktof the raited State* and the all lea'
and , thip president feels
'Joty to Kay that
*CNUfd by the government of t
Pjted States which does not
' "?Wy satisfactory safeguard and
?watee* of the maintenance of thfe
?t military nupemacy of the anniea
^t'nited 8t?te> nnd tfci *1 \Um in
I* Mid. ? ag&gB
I He feel? confident tlwt
l?wne that thi* witt *1*,^ ***
km and dccHion ?f the'
PWI
|Tbe president feela <b<*
Italy to add that
H the V.ait*l 8Utw oorv
Wr* the fovrr omenta iHA ertrfc
pant of the flatted.*
m M t belligerent. wiW
pfcr aa armistice no
?*? of Germany
?d i|huir,?in* pra
Wnbt to. ~ .
*At the very ti*e
?wa*ot approach**
4 tht ITnited Ht*t#e 1
? ita M?btnarioe* are
HM'Prr ?W#* ?t
- alone, but the
r^ltw&ferft and
?*jr tn satKy. 1
?Arced *ltb*r*W*l
Tr"?* the OftaiB
***?? ?f
th?v d
??8b.1
imlizrd Wi.. lair. OIUW imd villageM. iC
uot 4e#H?$*d, are bejpg atrippetf of all
they contain,. not only, but often of their
'-.i JA;
w>.
veryitthabitautH
"TUf lltttioUH ?HKOCittt*4i ?PKII?Uni Ge?*
many can noVbe expected to agree to ?
ceaautfou m war wJUle act* of inhtupaan
ityi. f?H?tUtiC0 and devolution are being
eotttiuued which th?y junly look upon
I W|th feo^r *nd with burning
I "It 1* nece?aairy, alao In order that
th?-ie may be no of inlnumjer
Htanding that the provident sluuild very
Moli-muly call the Attention of the gov
erowertfik ?*vmany to the language and
plain UiUtft vf one of the teri oh peace
| which the German government haa ant*
accepted.'- It la contained Ii> the addrcfca
?X?( the preHldent deltwceed at Mount Wr
lion on the Fourth of July, lest .
?;/ >lH!larfolfc>w* '"? :]
# 'The deHtruction ofc every arbitrary
power anywhere that can separately, ?e
cretly and of it* tdngle choice, dhturb-j
the peace of the world, or If it can be
prexeatly destroyed, at leant \U reduction
to virtual impotency^5^^'!^^
'?the power which h?a hitherto ?mj
trailed, theflemaa.ofcttoa
Kero dewrfbefr It I* within the choice
of the Oerrna" nation to alter it. The
Just quoted natuvally
? onstitut?>?n copditlon precedent peace.
liMfepsws^M pEMtel lH
{ German people themselves. The g-|
^ .thai
U1K>U the definit^nepH apd the Hat
isfactor.v; character of the guaranteci*
which can be given in thU fundamental
matter. It la indispensable thdt the gov
f'rnmeWa associated against Germany
should Wow beyond a peradventure with
whom/they are dealing.; "?-? ? '??'?'m
, ' 'The preinden t will
reply tdrthe toyal and
HwMiP* *&!
of my hijch connidera
(Signed) "Robert Lapsing.-' ^
, 0m* outstanding point, which doe* not
/appear jp the president's ,. note, a point on
. WhJbfch. .^^K orl^Ms been asking i|iu'M|
jtjonp, m
L When the president declared- that th*|
] tfrong-doM-j^ G(eimanj*
toofc^isaee-Lorraiue Wi
njeant til lit .'jA4JMC^ri.o r f?i AlMm^d & re
Those who con tend that }he president's
decision Arranges the situation foe some- ;
e than an unconditional surren
_T;<, it on the. argument tKat he baa
now passed the stage where he might have
accepted ?i' Surrender of the German mili
tary n.Rd naval forces and laft the Ho
|lieV?oTt<?rn" autocracy on it* throne
.Mr. Wilson, according to this view,
now filially has informed. the German peo
T>t?r.tjfctif:tfr*y want jpea^'.foey can only
attain it by getting rid Of the^kitfiier and
hi* system.
An armistice, it is true. might come
first and the details of the downfall -of
the German autocratic government might
fye arranged later.
Hut this is what an armistice would
entalt:;
I Fifst: va atOpto the a t roci ties 3?J?n d
aiid sea attd the systematic destruction
??hIw devastation in the wake.oj! the re
treating German armies, then, (the dis*
? armament of all the German force* and
I the deposit of their arm* ami muuitions ,
at points to be chosen by tb^fllicd mil.
jury commanders, ??jhw .^^occupntionj
by'TMJfod forces of certain (jkrmau fflMB
or stronghold's of strategic importance.
Probably aW thf occupation flf nil the
submarine base* and a turning over of the
German fleet in shorts it will entaU a
taking from Germany of everything with
which 'she might break her wx>rd to an
armistice, . 'M *?'1
From that poirit the t>nit?i States and
"tW? alHew ? might proceed to dispose of
what remained of kaiserism if the Ger
man people have not done it before/ as
President Wil^n ih hi# bote plainly iii
the note
?Mk the
that "the ciiUif
wort
[?'mi
mm
? (
: OHRMA^M LKAV1NG rUNM||U)
' ? '" " I? ' JB Wm
I Uespwut* Kdlatamv Mr log i*ut Up,-;
Mainly With MmMm Ciiuw.
ET I h.rHjintonlw fones InJIrigUun a?<t
franw eootinu* successfully to drltr
the enemy before them In Htlgiau
Flanders the advaace Is Kofcjewhat rapid
but ?n all th* hector* In Franc* the
Germans %*e lighting with desperation
[PHold
1 r wgi^t wm* ^t \* Him uiiven
I by the Belli an*, find French
| troops iu Flanders now threaten* ae
[ rlojisly the tenure 4$ enemy of nanjr
Nortl|> Belgium (row the
t0i thw including bin sub
marine and other b*He along the coast.
whi-jHfeSP VB tbo' ? tlUe
gradually 'la l>*iug enmeshed and doubt
lesH .soon wtft mitve attention from
'(B^ypincerwi- %?hkrih aii^Wag oltftf tor
the task of reclaiming this important
tract of territory as .fur as Valenciennes
for France.
Men o while the Fvench and Ameri
ran forces are struggling valiantly for
ward tn their drive northward for the
Champague region into the country over
Zf b i C^tv *<g?Ct >yger
tirement to their own border in the
event fit a Anal debacle
Aj ha# been the caw always Miuee
the , offensive begun, the ^Qermaot are
vigorously deffrndingthrir position*. os
ing innumerable machine gun detach
ment* 4n endeavors to hold theiat -ground.
Ta rticuiarIy^cloui||^>:^lWi,7 c outtter
thrusts that (fhe /Americans* areT being
compelled to sustain east aud west of
the Meuse. where the entire enemy front
is threatened with immediate collapse,
should Gen. Liggett* s men crash through,
the line for material gains.
. Nevertheless both the ^merlca n jjpMH
the French are- -demanding '.th'gt their"
ajfrns be served,*. Hnd on various se^f^rs
they are meeting with success. -In the.
Itomagne/ sector further gains have been
tjriade by the], Americans in the face of
terlfflc artillery and machine guu fire
and tlfe national defense and; great sys
tems of wire entanglements which are
\to bo negotiated. Bad weather has f?ll
~eij over .tKe'SWptwr'aod the atrraen have
|^n: unaW^^ give their usual brilliant
*Te PwlfsP
closing In upoy Bethel ou their way to
Mexleres. being only two miles distant
from the town. Wjeat-of Grand Pre they
hav$L ejected further crossings of the
Alsue. About eight hundred Germans
were rnude "prison ei!^|^ this; fighting.
? c rn Flanders the British have taken
; ?. ^fr,' ',"-j '-.-T,-! J'/ -
the important railway center of Men
io, Thourout has fallen and the
won, Numerous towns have baea --ret
captured by the AilfiaJ forces and large
number* of priwnera ??ve been tnkenr
Many guns also have fallen into the.
hands of the Allies. The capture of
Thourout completely outflanks the' Ger
man submarine <base at Ostfnd and brings
the Allied, troops within 10 wiles of
Bruges whence the railroad line runs
northward to Zeebrfcgge. Germany's oth
er U-boat base on the North sea. T
Reports are to the efeet that the
Germans are withdrawing what iii left
of their forces In the north, both naval
Hind military. ' <
la Albania - the Italians Jbaveoccu
pled Ilia Austrian navnjM&ase of IW
razzo on the Adriatic, while in Serbia
the Allied forces aye continuing to presn
the enemy troops north to Nlsfc. --#|Ss
?' ' ' ? ' ?
U;?|n^v tornimjfcA
I- The tea-room house belorigin* to and
. occupied by Mr. ud Mm. 1>roy 8.
Davidson. locate d on .Vortb Lyttleton
Street was completely de^wdbyflre
on Thesday afternoon. The house wab
known am the oW Hay place and had
[recently been purchased by )fr. David -
[-son from Mr. Jf. L. Quy . ; It hnd been
retqpdeled In late years and wis con
sidered a most attractive home.
E tie Bre originated in a i outhouse
nearby while the famfly was it dinner
and mi quickly did the building cftch
and burn that it w*? almost impossible
to aaVe anything. The home *b s Wr
the B^fitr'towr *
of the ftnuJtm
placed, at any coat. The family did
not ^etfcS a?aiOir of their wearing ap
: fmnd. mS ' 7% : tt .-"?
R-v
| Mr. Wilt Goodale, a Oam<W. boy-, wee
.an* wf fwHinata twenty yonny *u*a
Ifmat South Oarnttea tJniesrsUy. ?bo
| marie ?ued in tiseff ort to fat is to the
Ml'^rtbwday K? rnW^trafninp. <?*
, fs one of natpd#m'i ' young Wtewa
fcii "tt * t*>t
COIWV OOMMITTKKH NAMKw|
T. WW C?W|SJSlJS
| TMI HmfiUtl Work l? OtjM
U a list of men named in
school district* in Kotshaw
have been Hpp<>int?4l.'M
Committee to see that ?lt
im?lir -fk>miuftnUI?at ?{*
stun* nc<.vsNurx7fi4|p^(!%?M(
?u the winning ?f thenar**
will oo-opeirat? with tbo 0??
imittee in Camden : mm ;
Hint riot No. I- -4m Me J Wolfr
li\ Nettle*. . J|k?]
HtrK. HUWDhrif*. -r'-*:r^rr:
K. Shirl?yf?;:'
-Wad? II. HtokfH . rj
Q. 8to?uor, '?? va
lit Kirk toy, T. C, Cauthoa,
r:Itrvd,
i wk Mcl>owell. , . H
krthur Watklns. 8. tV Kelly
? Di^kins. colored ^
10-^1 ft' Jones, I*. P.
r. R. H. Allen, col* ? s :
'? lij
fci}. Hip mo i ^ J
J", ttobt. Magill. j? W. Truea*
Aucrum ttmltb. colored
- C. A. Johnson, W. 8. Cauthen,
KlUot* J_?wiH. colored. 0
T?HEij?, J. K . Sui i t h itiut
iTx :
ood, col.
y h. Boss. ?
S^.^BflrWorkiu?i? l't
< w. t. Pitt. ???.?>/ ?
?T. P. Horton, Aahn Hgxley
RMUvan,
a n'.'u."' ^#1"
id W, Thomas Holley.
.... ->? J. II. Badcliff. D. I., John
won aui JasMftPortor, colored ' ?
NV. 98?Thomas Knight v** v '
| No.. 27? H. W. William*, a^Jono*
rind floury K. Truesdell;' colored
No. 26? L. B. Barfleld. W. T. Baker,
and l>m J3efto?. :
No. 2*> -Jame* IV am
No. Hp-H). F. rauUn>nhfii-tv> XI.
?>n. ?*.>. v . raniiTi-nprri'.vt
Muhoffey and Thomas MH.uro. colored
',77^ f - 6t. Bow ftW
a . No it2~J*. F. Kobert;* ..&&L
No. a.T-1,. ,L Jordan ;
Ni?. llMr^.-l. Baker f'-r " '
No. :lfi- 1>. 8. TraPP
-J. B. McCoy
jpffro. At? M ^^Seekhn iH
No. .38-0, W. Dunn . ? I I.
and Ned Bhmdlng, eolored
( \n. 4B? J, IdU lA>Srcry. ?. M. Perry
f aud< (>; Bv jfekakifford
' No. II! I>. T. Blackrtou ;
No. Cantcy -?
| No. (). Hammond*. J. B. Wil
liam* and Tom Buncan. colored . / ; y
? : ? ?rr ? ; ?
$$0* A' Marrkgl af , lifereat. t; ' ; ' t p
? On Batarday Wt Sferw John ^yfrntham
wax married to MJm Fleda Tillo^non of
[Slirtayill^ .^fr. ^Trantham la-_ h<i old
Caindoii boy. the si.n ? f Mr*. J. 8. Traut
ham of thi* Hty. but ba? been living
in Ha rtaaitfe for ^ a while where
Iw holds n food businef" poet tfen and
where the youuir fouple wilVjnidce their
totte* A young man iff aWrllng worth
and i'iiaracter. he has a wide- circle of
friends in his home town and county
Who will be interested in this uotice.
Mr. aud Mrs. Trantham went south on
a trip but are expected I U Camden with
in the next f*^ days to visit the groom's
mother Mrs. J. 8. Trantham.
of tbi# <itjr'who i* now in service in
France, cabled hiW father thin week
(hut bf his Iwd (?ommixxiooed % **C
<Md lieutenant.
tyMtl ?K Mm. J. J, GooAhIo received*
a cablegram Tuesday from Pe?8 Ooodale,
Also Mr, Md MrtJ. th Sinclair luuL
<t cablegram from their son KieMler.
that he was wall and aafe . j. v.
??-?XtrM w.- ,?'V. - >* . 'I ..
> ttr. Jacfc W hi taker, who has bean in
France since the Rainbow Division went
over, and who bas been in some of the
teriffic tightlur witi that Division on
tha French front, has sent his mother.;
Htm, John C. ^hitsker, A bayonet cap*
tared from \ a'' htiHkjr- - Oerma n soldier,
lie seat along & little later an inter-*
esting tetter de^riWn^ some of the fibb
ing bis dirlsidn had taken part in. H*
Wis* near (he Veale' efcfer when the Ger
mans were- driven \ ba<*. He spot* ?*
?hft?ing seen I/en Kirt?and recently and
the letter was written.
JIM SW^ IBS I ?l|ll ?/?
Tataf casualties <* tfcr American
pfdttlonary foNM to Oct. 1 w?ra M
ibao 40.000; iwordiaiTio tfS6gj?r
(MCATHH FROM INKI^KNRA
T ' ?? t: r- T- I
Many Of Ouf 1'eople Kereavod *Vouk
? DrtvjiM Now Ragtag.
Death* occurring to ?i?<t o f?r pWMdeu
nine* the laati bume of The Chronicle
have boon a* follow*: 'ftp
v Mr. Beuvtle Ooajrtni died Saturday,
and wA* buried Kuuday afternoon at the
Creek cemetery. Mr*, ttennie Oon?|
**ro, kin Wife, died oh Thu today and
won buried on Friday at the Pino Om*
cemetery.
I Mr. WIIHa Frletag. I young totin Oil
year* Of age. died at the homo Of bUj
parent'*, Mr. and Mrn, W. F. Freitag,
on Friday; and the burial occurred on
Saturday. '? ' j. / I
] Mr. Waddy Thompaoli Chambers, aged
<#) yen if*, died near Money on Sunday j
and hi* body wan whipped \o \Ve*tinlua<j
Her, 8. wfto* buriai.
vfif! a, O. Lewla* a former cltlaeu
?>f Camden. -died In Columbia Saturday
nhd wax buried here Sunday morn inf.
Wt ftodleyrfaged &? year*, died
Mouday morning at hi* father* home
near the Hermitage Milt: : The burial
occurred at Antioch on Tuesday. He
leaden a wife awfl tWiew Mdldron.
j Mr*. Kate Parr died Monday lUO^Pft]
I ing at Pine Creek Mill orid wan burled
Tuesday afternoon at the remeter \ at I
a* mill vllUgo.
.... Mm. Sow TrfBoIr <B?d <t
her father,, & K. Mcleod, near IleoKj
bert Tuesday evening and the funeral J
Kpifceopal Church at Hagood. I
Florence Muoo died Wednesday
morning at Hermitage Mill nnd wan
buried Thursday at Piue Creek cower
tery. She < leaves a lui*l>an<l and five
I children .
| Campbell. 4a^: proi
farmer atrd matt carrier on
fi. died Thuradky morning
n^ar Aotlooh and the fUnet
held thin (Friday) afternoon tit
:it the Antioch cemetery. 'l^hO
will be In. charge of the Mason*.
* .
A < Death ..of a Yonnf Lady.
On Tueaday 0$t. 8th death
kin nnd took away tliVir youngest
SppBBfe ##? - tt;',
Mother and father i^brrtt*
the following brother* andtolntern : MIh*
Itoaa Alva and John (fa?kin j/Jvm ahaw,
Prof. G. C. G auk in nf Greenville; Mrs.
J. I>. Kanler of Spartauburjr; H. B. Ga*>
kin, U. 8. Army; L. R. On*kin. In Char*
?lamea K. Gaakio of J,ykf??land and lliaaj
Kebecca Ga*kln of Wintbrop College.
Though not unexpected t hi
?j n eboek to her hunt* of friend* ^ind . |c?
PPliplMpI)^^^ li'A fu Aitf
Funeral aervloea Were<tfudvctadntl
jlho home by Uov*. W. S. Walters and
M. - Neal ??fter Which- 'the
buried In the family burying ground. 1
-?:V
Accidentally Shot Himself
Harris, ? negro residing on Dr.
8. F. BraSiagton*# plaeo below Oamden,
accidentally shot himnelf on* day thin
wee* while Mfjniwel hunting, All of the
liogerk were shot away fro or the right
. ( "p
Ml
k-. '?, ^S^^BBSSBSSISBSBS^
-r Casualtie* Unt Week. ; ?
? Londoh, Oat ltfc^British ^cisnnHie*
reported for the week ending today num
| J*?4 86#Uh dieidod *#4tfl0WnL.J^
or dfe<j of wound*. oficer* fjjpmaa
0,93T. Wdtinded or missing; officers,
jMSp?!
III1 V 'a
?* Wn?
?S-LX-lj
w, Oct. 15. ? Jfame* JUL Mamel,
A? of Kershaw's most prominent an#
influential young burfucKs men, <lied of
| Spanish influenza, Saturday night at.
hi* hone here. Mr.. Hamel was gradu
fr<?. wofcrd pmfcm >*?
for 20 yeafs had been assoclited wfth
hi*, father in the publication of tlte
| fe for tinws years fa was
Sfrretarr of the M*nter Printers'
?option and wan widely known
neWapajwr world.. He wgs '? *
Ut tha KHofiic f/aternlty, W. O.
the J. O. V A M Ho
I JbMS?
?MP (??d' m ready and analog
j tn answer &v*trr? **ba country, Ha
had wai*? aUlcfaiuw for
I ?.s*
?th* constantly,
ndlr bright mia<
^?.skmumI
or wmtKNOM
r H*w??*fr.
(Thursday's Associated Press)
| XUicon firmed rumors are in the ' air
that Germany ha* capitulated *nd that
Ktaperor William has abdU atW?*: The
rumor* emanated from Dutch and 8wla*
aourees t>u? as yettto tianaaa OaVatiM'V^
uient ha* aot ottcially informed fliher ,.
the WaHhinftoa or London government* d
a# ? tta- intention. to$|jM*t to th^r ea
ttratt the eoadliloo* la* a oeaaatkm ofigs
hostilities aa laid dawn |&^V*re^dent$
Wllaon. 4 !.' , '- K^ ffl
ft Meanwhile ho*tllitlea are proceeding
without cessation and as InVday* paat
the force* of the Allies everywhere are
defeating the enemy. Ia Belgian Klan
lie r* the BiUt*|?, iWIk|u??: tad Freucb .J
troop* under King Albert are weeping*'
forward far further material gains in ;L
the proceaa of driving the invader* from .
Balgiu? :,pifc On th?? frontr'ln . ^Frag**.^
the British, French and American! Are '
hard after the (lermaha nod are making ,
pi-ogre**; although nlowly notwttbstand- v
lag the strenuous defense which In being
offered.
I'.- Both la Serbia and Albaala the K?|/:'r,
teate troop* are ridding the luvaded dis
trict*- of the Auatro*Hungarlan and' 0#r- :r:~
man eontlngffnta, in Albania being well
to the north of Duruo<* on the AdilaUAV
sea in Serbia a conalderablg, distance be- W|
-yottd Nrhdt witfe the enemy falling hadfc:
toward the frontier of Auatrla-Hungary.
In the Paleatlue theater the British
cavalry has driven ftrto the north ?ud
northeast of Dam awui., having reached
Tripoli, near the Mediterranean coast,
forty-live mile* north of Batrut, and
Mtoiiiu Sight y- five miles north of :|>amaa- ;n:
eus. By this mtteuver there aeemlngly ?
i*. created for the Ottomau force* the
menace M again baiag canght betted U
Gen. Allepby'* armies and crushed a*
Lwaa.the cane In the early day* of the $
offensive la the region north of* Jerusa
lem. The maneuver * lao may forecust a w
new drive by the British fram the ftamMJ
dad region to form a inaction with Geti,
Allenhy at Aleppo and thus .take the
n.r.i
Bty la Mofc.-IhUWiMj mumdiHl f
?rd all along tjie7front<of attack^ I !
The went. at the head of the railway
feuding to Bruge# and aumevova Village*
to the south hnve been taken, tf'ifitle
(Vutfral. the junction point of .the rallr
way to <1 bent, la almost entirely aur- ,
rounded. Large number* of prlaoaerijM
and marfy additional- gun* '.have been cap*
utured %y the Belgian, French and Brit
; iah tro?i>a Who are carryiagf out the op
1 ? burning JBe way to Vglenciennea
the German defense line lift that >fcln
At?, Here the Qermwu are continuing .
to withdraw, cloiely followed by the Brit- frf
fofr-whoafo within two and a half mlie*
and three And threo-qUgH*f nil)#*
Mile, reapectively , aouthward and went
of the city. '
In the rhgmpagnc region Vher^ the
and Americana ar^ driving ihetr
way northward further good gala* havnr
[B*M .' inatlr notwlthktauding Aha fnrlotiii - 7
f&ott* ofljlije Oe^ane & h^W- th#G
ttiub. ... v. .? " ?>? -J
j^,0<H>4>00 Begltemt
1 1 '?i7
Washington, Oet. ^6, ? Wn*!' return a
from all atatea ahow that 12,O60^CMI
inen, registered for military aervlce Hep' ;
^ tern be r 12. Thla wqh 187,ftW^ln ex
bv experts in the office oirioro*t Mar- <
ahal Oenernl Orowder, bated on *pi-o
jections ' from <*efiau* figures.
iXh# tohll' anoouocod today doe* ik>i
by I<?c*al boards after September 12 no#
bdnted enrolukients by mtn who wer^
absent from the country tbgt day. In
cluding *a< h Canes, it ia belleveil the
actual figure will be approximately 1ft.
ith the figures compiled today, fch?
total jfiimbeisf of maA wtio hava hw
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loctive aCrvice system aince the United
?tattgiint?rad war, inctudiag those
mgi?t???d June 5, 10 It, June 5 and Au
, gnat 24 and Haptember 12, ia 28.4W.021.
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