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MSNWXLL 81NT
NOTICE
hodge podge of confusion and
held together only, by loyalty to
the Czar whom they called the
Little Father. The whole o!
North Russia around/the Baltic
Sea is made tip of German
speaking peoples whose aijn has
ttbe
Barnwell Sentinel,
All persons failing vTpay Compound
Tax of the town or/<Hruwel1 by Satur
day, December #fud, 191*, shall be'pe
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* . /• /. Mayor of Barnwell/
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been to beccpnq again a part 6f
tliefleripan Empire;. Germany
suw*to it-before the war,that efti-
r BARNWELL, S. C. /'/' '
Chas. Oarkom, Shims.' Prfsi.lent
Jno. E^Snkm.Ino. Sec.-Tress, unid Goh-
Discharge Notice.
Notree-ls berebygiven that 7m Sat
urday December,29th, wijl ap
ply to John K. Snelling. judge of Pro;
bate for Barnwell Coun*y, fqr letters of
dischargehs Administrators of the es
tate of Win. F. Evi*.
W. F. Eve Jr.
Lawton B. K
hials from the Baltic province*
eml Manager
wetopluced in high BuHsian oih-
cTal positions. This fact accounts
for the many acts of treason on
the part of certain Russian army
officers as well ns 'those in civil
I>ositions. It nlso explain* the
present Gorman occupation of
Certain parts of this - Russian
W. M. .IGNKs; Editor
as second-class mail matter Feb-
14, 1905. at the Pontollice at Barn -
3. 0., under the Act of Congress
vans
Administrators,
. S O. this 29th
). 1917, 12 13~U
' All changes *,/ advertising and' all
communications must be addrApid to
The BarnaulrSnntinel anflTUnist bo lit
this office not later than Tuesday roorn-
ing to tiiaure publication in the ciirrei/t
issue. "/■%£' <
Pateii at Barnwell
d«y of November. A 1
Another factor in the case
that bears on the present situ
ation is tlup, under the former
czars, Russia * was about the
worst governed of Tilt the coun
tries of Europe. Liberia liecame
a fearful possibility jn the Bices
of auyantl everyone. Out of this
came the worst forms of anarch
ism, and nihilism was a product
horn only in Russia; Assassi
nation was tlie weapon /if the
down-trodden people. They
gradually came to entertain the
opinion that salvation coirld-be
found only in the utter destruc-
Jtion of th
dr dei
CITATION.
The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Cofjnty erf Barnwell.
By fohn K. Shelling.
Judg
Whereas H. J. Dunbar made unit to
me t» grant .into him Letters of Jdniiu-
istrntion «f tlove^tate and elTectlot Jane
Elizabeth Mixfun;
These are. therefore, to cjte and ad
monish all and singular the kind^d atid
creditors of the said Jane Fafz&hKh'Mlx-*
wm, deceased, to be and aiipear before
me. in the Court of Probate, to be held
at Bacnwe I on Wednesday. Dec! 26th,
next, after publication thereof., at eleven
o’clock in the forpnoou to show cause, if
any they hare, why the SBil Adminis-
ticn should not be granted.
Given under iny Hand this 10th day
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Jack Brookgeld, keeper of a high-class gambling establishment in Louisville^Ky., is
possessed of extraordinary telepathic and’hpphotic powers, by means of which lid tlomi-.
nates his fellow men. A sweetheart of his younger days, Helen, now Mrs. Whipple am!
a widow, with a son named Clay, takes up her residence in Louisville. She returns her
acquaintance with Brooksteld and the old love reawakens. Helen and Clay attend a par
ty given in her honor at Brookfilds apartments. For generations the Whipple people have
been obsessed by a strange dread of the sight of a-cat’s eye. ToiTrDenning while intoxi
cated, frightens Clay, with a cat’s eye stick pin which he is wearing. Dlay endeavors to
avoid Denning, who follows him from room to room, until Clay slays him. District At
torneyHardmuth, whose suit for the hand of Viola Campbell, Brook fild’s niece, is opposed
by the latter, prosecutes Clay\ obtaining a verdict of guilty and a death sentence. An iqv-
peal to the Supreme Court of the United States follows. A letter written by George Pren-
Tljo New Sentinel Publishing
Company beg-* to Announce that
it has purchased I’he Barnwell
Sentinel and-will continue its
publication under its present
name. Additional eqi
has been installed and
Linotype is soon tube j
ed. It is the purpose
management to give the
a live,' progressive Un
newftpa peF yin which
pear the curreid events, while
its editorial management will
undertake to discuss in an in
telligent manner, all matters of
public interest and importance.
This department will he under
the supervision of Rev. W. M.
,><mes. D. D., whose well known
reputation will he-a guarantee
of D i e ember, Ah no Domini 1917.
John K. Sueliing,
Jm’ge of Probate.
- Publi-ui>don the 13th clnv of Decern
ber. 1917. itithe Barnwell Sentinel.
igents
1 new
Russia s worse curse in its
.... ,
present crisis-is ignorance. Its
priests iiro among its most illit
erate class 0/ leaders. They
hold om a’ smalljfrasp on the
people of tke villages where
they reside, and also among
the poorest. The difference*,
between the classes tire very
CHEAPEST, BEST WAY
TO RECAIN LOST STRENGTH
IX OR TWFJ.VE JlUNUE BOTTLKs.
of CONTENTRATED ACID IRON
MINERAL SUFFICIENT
FOR v\ MOLE FAM
ILY. USUALLY.
atett 40,000,00(1 slaves. In the
South we folind during Recon
struction times the supreme
diilculties of shaping tlie des
tinies of the South when we had
only about Ik, WO,1)00 slaves
turned loose on tlie law making
part of the government. In the
years that li^ve passed they have
been poorly fitted to take tin*
reins of government in their
hands. The land laws of Rus
sia do not allow the moujik or
poor man to acquire lands. - He
is a part and pafeel of tlie land
and as such is handed down from
father to son. So the Russian
peasant has become the prey u*
designing politicians as much
so as the negro man who felt
sure tbaFas his skin was blaek he
would surely fall heir to “forty
Here# a ad a mule.” Added to
these Is the fact that about the
most rotten form of Socialism
the >vorld lias ever seen is now
in the Russian saddle. The kind
est things that can be said of tlie
Bolsheviki is that they are such
simple 'hearted people jhat thev
really believe in their fantastic
theories. But perhaps it would
be far nearer the truth to sav
they are in German pay, and
in accordance with instructions
‘from Berlin they are leading
Res-ia into the dregs of na
tional weakness. Southern peo
ple 'a ho can remember the days
just after the war and tlie antics
•of tin' newly freed slaves can
better than any .others under
stand the spirit of these mis
guided fanatics. No outcome is
possible, or rather any outcome
is possible. The national spirit
of Russia-ds strong, and may-
serve, as a rallying point for Rus
sian patriots For the present,
however, Russia ismitof the war.
The present danger, is that
Trotzky and Lenine may lead
heF into aii alliance 'with Ger
many and at war with the Uni
ted States and itsiAllies.
WHY BUY THE EXPENSIVE PREPARED-
♦ IRON PREPARATIONS.
The vslue it Ron, jwp plain Acid
Iron Miner »R is sowed known, t-veiy-
ohc +f wesk. o' t'■onb ed with blood
nr indigestion sh ulil iK.
Acid Iron Mill- r-1. hii^ilv c i^cnijira-
ted and tested, koc.s tnai.y times farther
tin 11 wciker prepared iron prepara
tions, ai d just pi in And Iron Mineral
mixed in —just a few drops in a
.g as f 11—aft r ni^ajs makes the tinesti
kind of tome ecn.rich t^hetihu d. To
get red blood iron must lie used.
Tt driven out Uric Acid and the poi
sons oiuii g s i much rh-umat c ?TU1er-
i;jg and incryft-es the -trength
Ortiggisis; .-el- Ac d Iron Mimral as
put up by the F* r odine (’henncsl Corp.
m four size■* II sp.lal and emergency
b ttle- a 1 d for family use in 0 and 12
( ID ce bottle-. 5' c *ied JI The trade
inarkiguarrt. te f ll atteuglh. Dirtu.-
tiuiis with e tch h. tt e.
The policy of tlie paper will
tie 10 open its columns-to all
correspondence wlieh the mat
ters submitted are of interest
and' clotlied in proper language.
It wiil be free from !$/tisa>i-
ship either in religious oi~]x>Ttti-
cal- discussion. The compnnv
work with -care and expedition
and at! reasonable prices, and
at all times to comply with the
demand of legal Awork in tlie
furnisliing of legal blanks, etc.
Imtaking over tlie paper it
is expectetl to increase its influ
ence. for the good,and promotion
of tlie best interests of the couu-
ly And it
is -earnestly the hopr
of the paper to increase its cir
culation and its list of advertis
ers. We bespeak the continua
tion of the patronage of the
public and hope that it may in
crease and redown to the pros
perity of tlie paper and the good
of the county. In taking over
this paper, tin- oldest journal in
the county, and jin parting with
its forpier editor, Gabtain R.
Boyd Cole, ,the best wishes of
management go .with him in
his new field of endeavor, and
the earnest hope is indulged
that lie may reflect credit upon
himself and his country in the
now being waged for
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great war
universal freedom,"and that in
the providence of God he may
be returned at the, end crowned
with s^the honors of the true
American soldier,
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some first=ciass harness
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Probably none of the Allies
in this war has become such a
disappointment to us ns RussitL
In the opening of the great war,
her- vast resources of men and
materials were_ popularly sup
posed to be a steam roller suffi
ciently strong to overwhelmioB
German resistance*; but things
have happened very uiiex{)ec-
tedly there. That the nation
was possessed of great power
was shown in several
mpves nf the war when it
was thought that*.she would,
single-handed, force a decision
Jfor victory; but each tirpe as
success w as almost in her grasp,
defeat - covered her armies.
, . ' 1 y . - /is'
These events have natural causes
however.
In the first place Russia is not _
a nation of similar speech, cus- hoadach
toms, and bloood as France, or piSyvo^X. r J
Germany. It is made up'of nu- w4Jout fear of gri
merous nations, religions,, and after e
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