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A. F. JOHNSON, EDITOt AND MAI
VOL. xt^il O c? l/ll hi O
GENERAL NEWS HEWS. J
STATE AND NATIONAL 1
HAPPENINGS.
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Gathered From Our Many Exchanges
and Condensed For i
Bu?y Refers '?. t
The drug stores of Washington 1
are giving away tobnoeo seed in or ?
der to gel tbe tat mere ef Beaufort j
oounty to plant a orop this year. I
, ; Prof R. L. Flowers, . slTripity ?
Cfcllega, ia in Washington for the
purpose ef inviting dhe. President to i
attend the eommeneement at Trinity Qoilege.
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Petitions are being circulated to '
form, a new county out of portions c
of Linadlft' Aid Gaston counties, *
with Stanley Gseten eounty.^.aa the
ooais^eHgV f l'-\
A primary will be held in Greensboro
Aprji 34 jto. nominate three
commissioners under the commit- <
aionform of government and a judge <
of the munieipat eonrt. "' 1
The Burhngton News says W- T. 1
Pavne, ofjGAham, killed the biggest
hog it ever heard of. It weighed
705 pounds, and the News re marts,
"was as big as a horse.y
The Wake coiintj hoard of commissioners
has: passed an order to '
the effect that no license for a cir;cu?to
exhibit; in Raleigh sbailjfe *
issued during October; this being *
for tbeproteotiofl of the Stafe Fair. S
After a spirited discussion ex- ?
tending far into the afternoon,
* the - pill ato-"-create piedmont
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county out of portions' of Got).
ford, Randolph and Davidson, with
Iligl) Point ps county sept was de;,
featei, inrthfl House Thursday ity A
vote oF,df io 4^'
* Tlvef'SdniiWS committee On ednca- f
tion lias decided to report favorably c
the bill to establish farm life schools
by providing $2,500 statq pid to
every county raising & like amount
for building and equipment and providing
for its maintenance.
Thirty-five of the - flirty-fiVe Applicants
before the Supreme Court
were announced Thursday as having
passed ' successful' examinations Mst
Monday and licenses to ^practice law
have been issued to them. None of
the three negroes who applied were ?
successful.
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Charlotte people have bought the
i'-U -AD ;Ja?> _--J
x aiLtJinun opinion jjruperij ue?r
Shelby embracing 100 acres valuable
land. Xhe property was sold under
a decree of court by commia- '
Burner Mar Gardner. The property
la sillliiwa Mil liiB OuuHitsn ami?y j
and has a hotel on it.
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After a new census taking of Hen- ^
dersonville, made by air public Bpir- j
ited citizens Thursday there was j
found to be 3,705 living there in-f, ij
stead of 2,818 .as (he government census
gave. Many people were j
found who never saw the enamerator
for tlw igovenunpo^ hot were '
eager tdget tfh the fiat.
The Win*ton Septinel says; It is (
rumored that tfce - Southern- -Power j
Company is seriously ; considering >
cutting out Davidson county from e
their interurban line and going by ,
way of Winston-Salem for the reason
that the right-of-way through
Davidson county is costing more g
than the company is willing to stand, j
#Wa<fefcl>brb 'fias ' not experienced c
so disastrous Afire itr in any years as (
the one which destroyed property 1
to the amount of nearly $100,000 1
Friday morning. One-half of one of a
the beat business bleoke is in a mass
of smoldering ruins, and two of the
largest business establishments lost
^ , inanAnce. ~ . j
They are selling s' new kind of j
liaacX-J^l^^ljhsM^yrfa^ jinglng ?
L fall was locked up the other night i
and bis neighbors in the oellt ad- <
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oining declare that he aang from
tine at night until fohr the next
Borning without etopping. Even
hie ia an improvement 4a lighting
iquor.?Greeaabero Recprd.
Philip Mills, the ntgro wife-murlerer
from Transylvania county,
>aid the death penalty in the elearie
chrir in the atate's prison at
,0-80 o'clock Friday morning, in
he preaenoe of the thirty epeotetors
rhieh the lair allows. It was the
eoond time the death dealing ap>lianoes
of the North Carolina prison
isve been used and there was not
i hitch in the terrible affair.
!Cliff HH Crop Liens.
.We hayt),ijpst a imply ted a large
ot cf short form crop lains and have
hem new on sale at tliia office. Our
mstomers who nee this lain will find
hem- here from new on. j
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Banks to Close.
We are reqaeiited to state that
the Banks in Bonisburg will be closs
in next Wednesday, February 22nd,
observe Washington's birthday.
Ml those baving business with them
vtU bear this ia mind and call on
bent before hand, j' ?;!
Valentine Party.
On. Monday afternoon from three
five : o'clock at the home of his
ather W. B. Cooke, on Bash nreet
ittle William gave a delightiul Valinline
party to his 'little friends in
tifin fkf hi* wvonfh Kirth.
lay. /The occasion was one of
;reat enjoyment to" the little ones,
ind a stood ntimber was present
Uany gumes were plsvod and a geiiwal
good'time was giren the little
>nea.
s Incorporated.
The Ayodck TJrng Co^ .tlid new
Irug firm Uigtijhas been recently
irganir.ed here, was incorporated
ast week for 110,000. Those
lamed in the incorporation are 6.
[i. Aycock, W. If. Bojne, <V. F.
leaaley, O. Y. Yorboro, P. B.
Jriflin, J. Ii Perry and others.
I^ork)'has been; began on preparng
the store rooms recently oeculied
by W. E. White Furniture
lontpapy for :the new iDrug Comiany
and we hare been informed
hat the upper room will be fitted
eith large plate glaas windows.
They expect to get ready to open up'
vithio the next two- or three week.
PostofQce Receipts.
The reoeints of the T.nniahnrcr
iontoffice for the month of January
were (921.29, the largest for any
me month .in the bis Wry of the ofioe.
' TFti febeipte Idi1IBs Unreal yuar
tnding Jane 30th were $6,076.47.
la compared -with the receipts of
our years ago an increase of nearly
IW.per cent. is shown. They were
.ben. slightly in exoess of $3,000.
Phe increases in the Registry and
VJoney Order Divisions as well as ih
piantity of mail received and dielatchndis
equally as marked as the
ncrease in receipts. When gross
eoeipteiTteiwh , $8,000.00 the office
s placed inthe second class
with.- [Government paid clerks
ind improved facilities in every
vay with the exception that onty.
m eight hoar day service is given.
When clerks are Government
laid, postmasters are bonnd by the
a,wB of Congress fixing the hours
>f Government employees. Theae
igofes certainly evidence the steady,
lealthy growth of Loniahnrg, the
'knockers" to the contrary notwitb ,
tending.
Increase In Box Rent R&tee.
. fFh?f Poetoffiae Department saoan
ineyeaWpf bor regit latek
Tom 46 to 60 cents, beginning
IprHl. The Tinas hope* that ih11taies
at an early day. The presint
boxes, sons of which us somi
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THE COUHTY, THE 8
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LOUISBURG.N. C.. FRIDAY. 1
paralively now and of tbe heat make, T
bare been grossly abused. We [*
woald be glad to aee the office eqnip- yj
ped from top to bottom with hand? ' <
some new boxes. - DiaerimiMjjOn- 101
"by the postraaater in the assignment TJ
of boxea and the rigid1-enforcement
of the laws for *beir protection ,||r.
woald put an end to their abuse.
The postal laws preside both- fine ,
and imprisonment for injury to or
interference frith poatofiicc look
boxes, and the Department offeTS a ^
reward of 1200.00 to any person
famishing sufficient evidence to
con vict in the Federal Court. The ^
imposition of these penalliee would,
deter the vicioita and cause others Ti
not ts employ as messengers ignorant
?nd irresponsible person;, with1 Vi
the. consequent injury to property
and interferenee with other mail. J(
Comes to Loulsburg.
Mr. Allen Lee, of Dubn, has ac- ,C
septed a position as registered
pharmacist with the Bsasley-Alston e<
Drug Op., and entered upon his ,
duties yesterday. Mr. Lee eomes ,f
highly reoommended and we extend <1
to biw a hearty welcome to our
town. v
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The Minstrel Show. >
Tl?e Minstrel show to be given in a
the Opera House tonight by local w
talent will be for the benefit 'of the
| M. (S. Ua.vis Memorial building at
the College.- The programme prsin- ?
ises to give one of the beatedteoiin- ,
menu of its hind that htM been-egen'
here in some time and ,thp > ajLvjdce
sale is the largest, possibly, Over- j?1
know in Louisburg this early. The 8<
seats are on sale at the -BeAdty A1** ,
ton Drug Co., and tW* admisaon W
will be 25, S5 Kid 50' ^hts. .Let; h
everybody go ont and lend their
assistance to this worthy cSnse. ti
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Lewis West Caught.
... Lewis \Vest, the negro desperado
who killed deputy Mumford and
wtgaded offioer GlavSr, at Wilson a '
few weeks ago, was captured by 81
Policeman Dnnlap, of Maxtou on ^
Friuay of last week. The following C
iB a statement given the News-Ob- el
server by Polioeman Dnnlap eon- 'f
cerning the captures n
"I arrested Lewis West, about
nine o'clock Friday night in the
store and restaurant of Charles
Brewington, at Maxton. A few
minutes befory that a little negro .
boy, Ernest Wilkinson, had co-ie to
me and told me that a big negro
was trying to pawn-a pistol for a <(
dollar, and ?b pistols had been stolen .
T7* I . LiX saw - *1
uu reuruary nrst in J&ftXtOl) "When
Officer We?n w** shot I thought at t
first that this might be the man. I j
harried to Brewington's store, the
M&rS VSy MIIStfTH?' 1 I
"As I entered the store I saw a
tall heavy built negro.at the counter v
his back partly toward me. I had b
out my eolt'a automatic and before p
he could move I had him by the. left A
arm swinging him around, my pistol b
pressed close to his heart. 'Move a o
muscle and I'll shoot your heart out. g
Up with your hands,' I called out b
His right arra rooved aa 'rf he was
to reach for bis hip poo Ice t. 'Up ft
with yourjbahtle or I'll Shoot, I had at
my pistol jammed against his body, c<
and jiitt then there came in Mr. A.
tlj. Mokinnon,' While I kept my lr
pistol on the big negro I asked M r.
McKiniion and a negro boy, Erneat oi
WUkineoO, to go through his hlothes ?
They did so, the negro keeping his c<
hands up .as I kept pressing my pistol
to him and telling him thstif he t*
ihbyed he a dead '"V oi
Mr. MoKionoa and. the boy:'re k
Heyed hlm at hir'^WngJ^^t^. '
nine pietrlsL Colt's aatometio, Smith
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and about t, quart ef cartridges. '<1j j b
inside the h?at*e< H He denied bavtng' 'in
^urnford se htf
left the bouse. kh>?a??be itseSahdt "ol
by Chief of Pollii 6lt>Wf??%Htolson. &
He gave the names ef a number of i?
his gang."
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FEBRUARY 17. IBM.
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HI MOVING PEOPLEG<
itBg .5ft*, *004 : iTA'Zirn ;
SEIR MOVEMENTS IN AND tbl
OUT OF TOWN
Sill J A? ,t.v ?> '' ",J "I'llit ?dJ | n
lose Who Have Visited Loolsburg
thv Faat Week?Those "d
Who Have Gone Elsewhere
Tot Business or Pleasure. on
W m. fitilo^went to Raleigh Tuesij.
. fo1
.1),'F. MeKinne went to Richmond j
ib past week.
B. JTj poller went to Richmond gD
is past weok. 00
It. Yv'Mo Aden west, to Richmond
'e.lheadaj. H
M re. H. A. Pago, of Aberdean, ia
aiiinfcher people here.- "ok
Mrs. B. C. High visited friends in
aloigh the past weak. . I"
J. lj.Reid, of Kittrell, wnt a viei>r
toLouiaburg Tasedaf. **
Mrs. P. It, Hntohingson, of Wil N
>n, ia viiifnSg at Mr. W. H. Ruffln's. ^
TiVfcJft; Bessiej and O. Y. Yarboro g6
out to, Richmond on business Toss
*y\. tb
Mrs. Ernest Martin, of Raleigh,
isited at Mr. J. 3. Hayes the past it
reek.. . "
Mr- R- M.' Beasley" and family
ent to Apex to visit bis people this
eek ' Vi h
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Miss Margaret Faucett, of. Hal- ta
igb, spent Sunday Jrith Miss E. K. "C
hipp.
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Mayor J. R. Collieretarned home Qj
'ora Kaleigh. Tuesday night. He a[
-pons 'the condition of hiB little
>ti, JW, Somewhat improved.
Hi MVTledgepeth arid j; M. Beas>jr,
of the University, visited iiou- St
HWrg'trie (past week.' The many W
detjffTet" "Hedged were very glad
>?ee hhn tooktngro well. ? fr
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At The College.
The Bright-Jewel Band, a Mia
onary society composed of the
nailer young girls of the Methobiat v"
hnroh gave a dime concert at the ^
ollege on last Monday night. The ^
atartianment was good arid quite a ,
irge number was present to witess
the exercises.
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Twenty^flrst Anniversary.
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The editor of the Times acknowlIgea
the receipt of the following
ivitatiori:'
The Sea (lift and Neithean Sociees
of Louiaburg. College desire yon
> be prasent at the oelebration of
iejr I wenty-tirst Anniversary "
iiday evening,'February the twenr-fourlh
1 nineteen hundred and 10
leven at eight o'clodlt. !
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The Legislature- 01
Only a few measures hare been th
efore the General Assembly the b<
aat week of a general character, so
iinong them however was the near, iti
eer bill yvhich waB carried to put it tb
ut after July 1st. OthsF bills of af
eneral importance were discussed th
ut no definite action was taken.
We give below a fevy extracts p?
oin the legislative reports oon- B
srning Franklin and adjoining tp
junties: . '. > u.1'1 .1.,
Petitions were presented at fol>wb:
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House?Connor: Frotp citizens , jr
[ Nash county asking' for a part of p<
ash to' be annexed to Wilson tb
Jttnty. ~Z* . . ... bt
Senate^i/Thiprne of N*sb: Fro- yt
ist against repeal of aot abolishing na
0 Tfcijpnfwejgjiefl at WhiyiBills
introduced lb'- past week; , 0-1
Senate?bv "fiEoldeh:
Siting'to fai'd erection'at" Louie 2C
Org of a' iiionuihent lo"tiie'memory
Pthe dWkfeifliirate MltfiSA!'' t^ome ig|
itWe' T 3u: ?, !?
r1"k.,?ciu,u?ft,^niy. of * a 5tJ
jitty-'iisO'provide additional1 efet- at
al aasiaUnee for the governor.
Thorns: To provide ends of the 32
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eenrille graded schools. k
House?Derin: To incorporate
a town of Stem. ,. !h
Derin; To enforce the Granville ni
ontj game. 1**.
Devin: Te emend the lierisal, 11
sling to qounQtim. J 1
Derin: To preserre certain ree- ai
la io Granrille county.- '.
Taylor. To amend the toad law ai
r Vanoe eoupty.:,.
Cornwall: To atneod the charter
Bailey'a in Kaah eonnty.
Cornwall: To repeal the fifth trap
d net law of 1945 relating to N ash .
uaty. .. . r?s? . >:.
Passed final reading in tke
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Provide good reads is Louie- j
irg township,'Franklin eewnty. , ^
To create a new township of Oak g
svel in Noah eonnty.
Pansed second reading in the Sen- ^
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Authorise read commissioners of ^
aahrille township road district/to
nd messy on apprcrred t sal estate j
eoritf.,, I ,, w(i J
The following bttl^fas ratified by ,
a Senate? .. j'
To sroendlterisal- to abolish
andard-keeper for Tansa county.
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/ Town Bays Horsss.
The town of Loaisburg purchased
io fin* fire horses the past week, to ^
ke the place of the one recently
ild and to do the hailing for the "
wn. These are very pietiy speciens
of horse flesh and ttie decision !
the "fathers" in the purchase was J
1 economical and wise one. y
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There will he a free qqgpert given t
.-Hickory Kock Academy on Wed- I
Mday night, Febraary. 22nd. jAf- 11
it the Concert there will be re- J
eshments to sell. Proceeds, are
ir the benefit of the school. The J
tblie is cordially invited, > 1 '
The Markets. j
The Tobacco Market ; has been ^
>ry quiet the past week owing, to ^
te small amount brought in for sale,
yweverthe prices remain good,on
1 grades.
The cotton market is a little off the
i?t few days and was said here
isterday for fonrteea cents. -V/r '((fJ <(]
Other products haliT^hod and the a
imand is steady and strobg. h
city e
The city "Dads", mift in special y
eeion on Friday night,of lest week 8
td held quite an interesting meet- to
g, although the larger part of a
imr work was regular routine. * w
Among the most important mat- J
rg trangaoted wag the order in-, "1
jruoting Chief 'of Poliae High to o
turn to the proprietor* Of the ii
gr.i pool mem the unused pnrtuin _ri
their license money and to order 8
le place dosed. It will bev- rsmem- tl
sred that this place has been a e
lures of trouble to the town since o
9 establishment, and the action of tl
,e Board hag not only met with the 1
iproval of thg white people, .but n
better colored people aa well, ,|1
After many discussions on the t<
irt of the severa} membsra the ei
oard adjourned to its neict regular o
Wtiog. , ?; oo . n. AI ^ ?
.,i, Appointments,!,,. tl
I will be at the following places' *
I the dates mentioned for i the p'ur- 61
ige of talking to the members of 61
a Farmers Union upon matters of h
isiness. Sets that every member of u'
inr local is present on . the date ?r
imed: ! ??
Prosbect,'Friday, February 17th,, 01
^o'clhifkioi^'d at ilaplevtfle,, ht ^
80 n Jen soneiietp.-* ntnvn'l .tedtia si
ifefijiolh, llohtifay night, V&tirha V *
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Mt OlivW/ ?ttekday, FebruaiyUti
Isti'atJ Wo'olook and M Pope's M W
jnimstln hn.'i ns/wlo .tfaso tnxluoq
ffiol ileq list. Iliw .tlsvliDsqnei bib ~e 1
Oak Level, Wedn^sday,-"Fe>MH/a yi ?jl
"Kt1^ 7^^?^ Fat 'k f
Mew Hope, Thursday, February e
ird, at 13 o'clock, and at Paaroa'a g
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ihool house at night at 7:3? ''
Pine Ridge, Friday, / February
Ith, at 12 o'clock-and at Bern at
ght at 7:30j t-,.,yf, jyj ?
Seven Paths, Saturday, February
)th, at 12 o'clock. u
Uateeville, Meuday night,. Febra y
2Ttbi at 7:86 , ' "
Bab Rbok, Tueeday night, Febru y
28th, at T:90l"*': ''' J.
B. Ftiide'saiit, >
: cwi >? >Bhsinee4 Agent.
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The members ot McKinnie Camp
r.' b.C.Y. lumlier 162V are t>r7 .
ently requested to meet IP the
ourt iionae, Louiabnrg, JfTC-, on
hursdar, the 9th daynfMarch, at
1 o'clock. The ipft'aal duet moat
~~:A .wLe S*kIjjll'l At* e**Ait - ?
o poiu uu iuav ub/. au \jonr#arate
soldisrs are requested td-unite
itb us./ind ill those wbU1 wish
> attend the Annual Re-union to
eheld (Bit year at Little11 Hook,
irk., will giva their names, so that
roper arrangements may be tnade
or their entertainment. ,
By erder of idoit'dUl itfcil
. [ H, C. Kiiarit, Comd'r.
mi P. ?,At.en??,'Lieotw
A. ^. SraeTnan, Spo'j^ , _
low Japan Prepared to Lick
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;M . yd
The truth u, that .the, Japanese
rom caropfollowers to coromandera-chief
were preparejST foj\wnr and _
he Uuspiatjs were ?ot?.|. From the
av that Russia. aided by France
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nd Germany, forced Japan to cede
ayisN'L UnjAis HI! , SOII/iors
laok to. China some of the traits of
-.1 <j ,\ Tkhik .yi97?aaia NIV<.
ler victory over the Chinese, frem
hat tour Japan 11 uraid anS fed tat
. Mill Hills.'; S.lOVas 111 030lI.lJ9M ,
ler rankling grudge and bided her
il' !' 1 M lioTrff MiTf K1IW1 a?ow ..
line as deliberately as <s lieer wait'
1 wJ^sxToiTiPetl 1
ug to spring. While 1 was in
r li'i.-i LloflKim vsv./;,vniyajH..
apan an Englishman tola me that
m mediately -wiser ^Russia forced
'apan to give her victor's spoils, he
ran amazed by the t^rtihditis inereets
in the raditsry idrUlsi in all
he Japanese schools, and wbeb he
naked whatsit, meaql.tpeyp ^?s one
rank answer: "We are, getting
eady to lick Russia.", . ..
ju,j. J mow yoI5n>BUI .1 ..'I
It should also be obsetveftithat
fben the war same on tfie Japanese
rere not only in a state of preparedess
so far as battleships and
rmy' drill and mdfiitacins ' of war
,ere conoerned, but they were also \
repared in the- vi'sif hiartir et prop- '
1 medical attendee*;' '"When
oaT American soldiers! want with
ibafter inte Cuba, the army Was ut
srly without a proper- mddkwi corps
nd equipment, and ib? deatftirate
'as disgrace fall j b ig t), but the first
apanese who fellthe
falu were takep at once tq t^e best
t Japanese suraeonaand cared-, for
, r <?e->iTl cj indi-iini, 1
i the most approved of modern
lilitarr hospitals.*^ "'jl^o Slides' frank
cotchman to raii^i'ltyMllVr^Hd in
lie light Of the Official stat&tics I
ould say nothmg m'palliatlofi'bfi'the
npleasant allusion to AmeHea.When
he war with Russia ended, diaron
'akaki, Surgeon-(Senersbof the Japese
Army, boasted that he rose in
re Spanipji Amerjcpr^ , ^a(r,."four>en
tnen died frojn preventable disases
to one mat killed on the, field
f battls," the 'Japanese had . lost
, . ii;bn6lZ7Jo:Hia.,t<Hiv
nly one man from disease to every
>tlr frorti bttlleti'. 'Cfififaiterisfloally,
le JaJ)trfehe'' httd ''tfyt' vtdrked'out
ay dt tifd principles'^!' hiddical seined
sanitation, w?Hich
nabled them to make th& retBdfkaL?
raoord.-bnt thfly,Ms^owed ) their
>ual facility la, taking; |thsr white
ian'e inventions and getting; as
meh or more?mora in this case?
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