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increase during the presentjyoar.
While submarine losses will
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BARNWELL, 9. C.
Ohas. Carroll t*mM8 r X President . .
Jno* K. SsKLtiNo.,Sec.-Triti. and Gen- not by overrun ing and enishi^
er»l Manager, , • .->] sinail nations as Serbia and BeL
overwhelming the
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^Xwi 11; ^e dfy* wited as—rats,"—Fyt4
the submarine ■ as a factor of,
German victory is ineligible.
In sjtito of Herman prepar
ations and victories her hopes
of a final victory jriiust be tested
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W. M. JONES, Editor - | Italian line, -but by luce ting
_ , —-—y e, emia'l forces on the* Western
Botered hh H*‘«*on<i*<!iHs8 mail matter r imi- ? .»
niHry 14. l9oT>.at tlu> Poetoffleeat Barn- line.. I fere she lias" never won
well, K. C., under the Act ol Congreew a victory Oil equal. " terms.
of March .1, 1K,H. ■ ■■ Vprrlun told her that Ilian frit
Legal acivenioiiiK at the mtA Of $i'oo man Germans were no match for
per inch first ii.emion at.d Hfty cents Allied troops. It is not believed
break the
been
i»«rtto»., Itl.nt Germany can l,M
Ohituariei Tributes of Respect React- tr - •' . ,
lutionH of Reaped. Card« of Titanic Western lines. Much lias
and all othrr r*ading i dticoqnot n**wa, feared from the release of Ger-
wlfl be charg d for at the rale of -fifty rrrivrmer's in Itnssia and
cent* par in«h. or die cent p-r word, m< * n pTTSOiU I s ill ltUSSia * 1CI
«ach ii e-rtion. with a minimum charge froyn troops holding that line.
of 25 c**nt« ' r But tliero lias been here also the
All changes of advertising and al! finevitable wasting of man
communication a mutt he addressed to f ..-?■„ -
The Barnwell Set t nel and mort he in power. Besides tills IS the fact
ihia eftbe not later' than Tu-adayl^fiat German prisoners- ill
^2“' robHe.Ho,. ... the ltugsia as well as German troops
All eommuoicstion*...... t He flisn.'*! I arc nioro,oi* less containinatc.l
by the writer, not for c pnblieafcioh, but bv Bolshevik ideas. Germany is .
aa an evidence Of g >od faith, a, d to pro Yiore afai( j of Bolsbevikisui
tool the newpnj>er. . ... .
I than anything- else. Tins is
the reason why she is oceupy-
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FOR SALE -
BUBRC R1PTION RATK8,
Ona year $1,60; Six .months
Three month* 60a.
IN AllVANCK
90c
In reuntlinB checks or money .orders
make payable to
Th* Nrw Hrntinri, Hitblishino Co,
ing llussian territory. From
the military standpoint Ger-
-many is outclassed.
German victories have been
won by intriguo. No nation ever
so fully understood^ the^Tocal FOR SALE—All persong who wi-h
FOR SALE—One large, rotnid mule;
will work an) where, 13 year* i id. for
$75 00.
T. B E lid, Jr .
22 3t Lyndburet' S. C. *
FARMS and a 1 kindnof property sold
on one p-r cent. Bv I’nited States
Farm Agei cy. Room 217 I’HrkwHy
BnihlitiB. PhilndelphiV.'-pH.. 22 3m
FOR SALE—Ten tho'u«itnd fno* grain
agpirin tablets. Ope dot 1 n 15 ct-. two
d' zen 25 cte. C. N Ruckhnlter Drug
gint -HHrnwHl, S *2S-2-t
THE CRITICAL STAGE.
€ 4 '
buy Pumpkin Yam Potatoes fbr «?ed
^at $1 60 per bu, will apply to
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conditions in Other nations
as Germany hast.' In Irelaiul
H ■■ ■■ she played on IIchne' 1 Rule. Tn
‘What do you think of the t j )e South she tried to stir up
war?” This question is being race antagonism between the
asked of everybody by everybody whites and blacks. She has
else. The answer to ij, is to be Lj M » n t millions of dollars in
found in the evidence in Uie America to foment strikes
case. History is a record of between capital and labor. She cial 1- : Mrs'Ann’ Sams, wife f of
1‘11* friRrl fn Krincr nlmuf mrnlf in rr l? it i • i
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7 % Money on Lohg Terms.
BROWN <Sr BUSH
Lawyers
BARNWELL. S. 0.
HOME DEMONSTRATION WORK,
FUNERAL OF MRS, SAMS.
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Spartanburg, Mai»eli 20.-Spe
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H. Sums, of this city., *djed | roomy coop.
Tlie following Home Demon-
st rat ion clubs will be held dur
ing the first week in April.
Hilda, Wednesday, April the
3rd ; Pleasant Hill, Thursday,
April the 4th. V
The attention* of \tlie canning
club girls is called to the method
of transplanting their tomato
plants, and to tiie method of
spraying tt> pres’ent diseases
and insect pests. Directions for
same are to he found in Gov
ernmeut letters mailed to -each
calming 1 club girl this week.
Poultry club members are
urged to get tlieir chickens off
just as early ‘as possible and.
when the chickens do come ,-ofF
to keep the mother hen 'con
fin'd at least 4 weeks in a go6d
r*R iunbition-js to have everw-ruu, woman and child
in Barnwell. own jat Least one 25-ceiit stamp.
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Won't von hel]i us to accomplish this laudable am
bition Iw^uyrrg a Mamp Tt»-l'A V.
Having marle^Tthe start, vou will lie eifcbiiraged to
get others.to do av vou have doiie, .and besides TuTping
your country, you arelielping youfself most of all7 - .
. Miss; Harriette, Hpjrnes, has been duly appointed
Agent j)t this Bank, by .'Secretary McAdoOr to sell these
stamps and she will cheerfully wait on all who come
or write for stamps, and will explain all about them.
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Bank of Western Carolinla
Head Office:
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BARNWELL, S. C.
former wars as seen in their| tr i e d to bring about revolt in
armies, leaders,and battles. We| India from British rule, and ! W.last night. Mrs, Sams was
.. . , . » ----- a native of Allendale and prior
past wars, lint this waris fu „ d i 0 South America she ] to her marriage was Miss Ann
unltke every other war of his- | UIS fdr twenty years Jried to Planer. She is survived by
♦ory. It is so different until build up a strong pro-German 1 her husband and the following
former standards of judgn.g it influence. She has taken advan-1 ihildren : Donald M„ Fraser,
are practically useless In tlic tsge of every dispute and K. .H. Sams, Jr., and Perry
beginning the world was I unsettled question between j Sams, member of the coast at
^^sn^Ti^" 1 'world 9 'in™?' m'“•" 8 ’ ourselves tillery company stationed at'shown us in the illness and
.terrorism, t he woild in ns Mexico, and Japan. In all of; Fort Myidtrie ; and Miss Laura death of our father, Alt
darkest days has never seen| these cases she hag failed. Re-! Sams, a student at Lauder
Clifford Barratt,
Eloise Gave,
■ Home Deni. Agts.
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CARD OF THANKS
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We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindnesses
THE CITIZENS BANK
FAIRFAX, S. C; 4
Statement Condensed from Report to State Bank Examiner
March 4th, 1918. f
ASSETS.
Loans and Discounts.. . $142,201.07
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Buildings aiid Fixtures 4 5,880.17
Stocks and Bonds .c... .... , 23,492.00 •
Gash aiut. Due from Bauks’.. 31.799.20
•47, 7' . X—i v -T
Total $203,452.52. ’ •
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' x" LIABILITIES.
Camiwtu- 1 - $ 15,000.00 * 1
Stiqdus and Profits 2,745.03
/ Deposits 4 „ 4... 185.707.49
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Total $203,452.52
“’THE BANK OF SERVICE"’ ‘ 1
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JS\ E. Johnston. Pres. Geo, D. Sanders, t
J. \C Barker, Cashier 1' M. Young, v '
such methods used as Germanv centlv her. friends in Spain were
has used in this war. Her spirit defeated in 'political power,
has fattened on the Inoocl of she succeeded by intrigue in
women and children. Germany mt p c ing Rumania to enter the
has forsaken chivalry to wage W ar at such a time that Ramania
war by poison, piracy and assas CO uhl , )e crus h P d> W e now
sination. W e hoped to see her know that Rumania never could
overwhelmed by force of. arms, have been 0 f real help to us;
We welcoufed each new addition Ishe succeeded in Russia but
College.
MASTER’S COURT.
A reference before lion. II. L.
O'Ban non, Master, in- the case
of M. I). Rowse'et al. vs. Jim
Branch etal., was an occasion
which brought tots of visitors
her enemies. W e felt that the from her intrigue she reaped a i the city Monday, some of
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Russia, |barren peace. So4liat she lias
failed moreoften than suegeeded
by diplomacy or deception.
Germanv is on the defensive
to
combined armies of
France, England,, _
Rumania, China, Japan r an 1
Brazil would crush her by their
weight of maupoweivRussia i-1 TTi spite of gained territory,
prostrate and out of tin* war. Jler. ruling classes know that an
Roumania is compelled to [allied victory means a
submit to lmmiiiatiug terms, democratic . Germany.. They
All of the resources ol Russia fighting for their existence,
are at the dispo-ul ot Germany. Tile war lias become a question
iMly h ;t 4 ^ 1 1th‘red a severe l () f enduranee. of which side*-is
reverse. So we might paint tbeKvining to put the last dollar,
picture in its darkest colors of the last soldier, and the last
trutli. In doing so we need notj farm into it W’e.siiould real-
bed ishea eternal.
It is true t nat Km
the war. But this should
hide the fact that Russia in the
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ize very dearly that a German
•ia is out ol victory means that America
,lot will become Germanized to the
earlier days of the war created
such a diversion in rnsferit
Europe as to dtv.de-t lff- German
armies'between the eastmai an»L
western fronts, and tInis' pre
vented German triumph in ttrr~
west. England and France were
giv*en time to ] ire pare tlie„armie-
wbicli sooner or Jater will bring
Germany to defeat. Apart front'|.^87.500, 000,000, in case f
Russian aid France would now. manY wins in Europe
have -been as Belgfum. \Ve ' 1 fV> n the one hand we fix our
must see that m order fo make „y s 0 n the undergroiiinl
Russian resources available to inetlhds.of Germany, tlie'falsity
feed Germany, the Hmspoiliukif alldXlier proinis^ 4tbe bit-
tion system of Russian railw-ayYH%^ ss o'fWne tuand cliildren
must be put m running order.kvhere she h^sueceeded. On
Its railways and. rolling stock | the other hand
are worthless to the extent of
• ast degre<*. Already (iennanv
is putting’ in tliqusands of
mouths phrases like jhis :
‘What ,TT-e yotrtiglitiiigTor? If
we can get together and talks it.
over.we"c;ln have peacT. W’hv
not save.the lives^oT your soT-
liers?’- (leniinTiy lias illreadv
lee idea 1 fiT'malCe America pay as"
a war indemnity the sum of
ier-
whoin were Mes-rs. W. A
Rowse, J. R. Row so, B; F.
.Ivghwse, J. M. Rowse and L. A.
Rowse, all brothers, J. A.
Rowse, George Lee Rowse, and
Benjaman F. Rowse Jr.
During the session, J. A.
Rowse, George Lee Rowse, and .
Benjamin F. Rowse J., drove :
the car of W. A. Rowse from •
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the, court house, and wtrile
(ft r scei.di^ig Turkey—Creek—brhrj—
the steering wheel- broke, caus
ing the car to make a sfiMdeii
turn setting it iqxon two wheels'
while the other twb; were flying j
in the air. The boys escapetl j
witli injuries to George Dee, who
was driving. The wind >l,iiekl of '
the eftr was broken and othey
jdighiihiiiry done.
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RU B-M Y-TISM — A> ti-n tie ‘Relieve !
Kh aimatism. Sprainis. NenrHl^ut*, * tV,
F. S.
Oweqs, of Baldoek. May the
Lord bless-each and every one
of you.- “
Mrs. J. G. Mathews
Mrs. Walter Hair.
Corporal JohnOwen Brabham,
323rd Infantry* Camp Jackson,
S. C., spent the week-end with
his parent^, Mr. and Mrs. W.
P. Brabham.
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we see
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eighty per cent of the whole
system. Russia can grow the
grain, hut the railways cannot
. carry enough of it to meet
7 German needs,
e- The submarine menace for a
time threatened to win t fee war
for Germany. 11 uy the Allied
navies have learned to cope
with them to_ the extent that
^ them umber of*- sub marines de
stroyed each montii Uasstcadily.
' increased until they are being
destroyed as' fast as 'Germat^
can build them. 1 In the mean
time the tonnage of ships de
stroyed has steadily decreased
for nearly two years, and tonagL
Age of ships beitig built has
teadily increased and
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Anicrica and A inerlKan ‘idc;
purchased by the blopTNqf bur
fathers are worth UghtingXfor,
even to the last dollarXuid the
last uian, we - will .make the
world safe for democracy. But
it will take thiobhnore years to
acconiplish tiffs. But it will pay
our children for us to make the
necessayf sacrifices.
HOMICIDE AT CREEN SAVANNAH.
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On Sunday, evening last two
negroes in the Green Sayannhfi
section of the county had a run- 1
together with the result that the
coroner went dosVn, Wednesday
afternoon to see that ttie flowers
Afere properly placed -about the
will body of one of them. r
Petit Jurors for the second
week were, drawn Monday, as
follows: X
Allendale—G. M. Barker,
Oscar WilsoX, J. M. Myrick,
Geo, IX Sanders; p., D. Pries-
ter; J.,fl. Hewlett, W. H.
WilPains,-]. 1). Ellis.
Raldoc—;R. II. Kf •arse.
Bennett'Springs—J. Mc-
Elwnine, Jx-J. Snolling^ J. M.
Bailev, Jno. R.. Rosier. —
Barnwell—M. E. Black, J. N.
Dicks, A? II, WiLon, Nblton
Black. >
Blackyille—J. W. Browning,
S. J. Hutto, A. A. Still, J. \V.
Bodiford. ^
Georges Creek—J. S. Creech,
Isaac WxT)yches, U ll gb San
ders. -7"
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Great Cypress—C. P. Morris,
S. F. Jlogg.
Red Oak—E. P. Tarrfuice.
Rosenniry—P. F. Parker.
' Sycamore-^W. J. Deer.“
Williston—Henry P ries ter,
S. S. Mellichamj), J H. Beck,
PxS. Usserv,
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_ Barnwell, S. C.
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