Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, April 18, 1918, Image 5
REPORT of school claims
Robert Owen
Virginia- A. I
Mary F.,'(,ole
8.00 Allawet* Watson
30.00 .T. M. MiJ.leT
00.00 Adtile Dunbar -
80.00 Fio^rie May Sm
30.00 /Wria Loiidhojt
35.00 .lean Griffin ...
4.00 Nolle Or iff In
$70.00 Annif. P /
25.00 I Ti es. O. Sanders’^:
50.00 j Rebecca Thompson
27.50 | Jessie Bell _i
20.0(7
20.00
55.00
paid by* J. B. Armstrong
Treasurer from Jan. Is
March 31, 1018, Influs
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Anyone wtdWfig Information
about the third Liberty Loan nqt
contained In thla ttnpplementj
may rc.-citfij It quickly by ud
dressing tlie-l*ul>l< ity CVjiunlttee,
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It 11 ii atmU.'-'V 1 r gi n la.
THE NEWS LEADER,
Richmond, Va.
Answers Givento
trict No. 23.—Hercules
larley
oveaux
Grooms
•oveaux
j rooms
Grooms
oveaux
bonds are. the host «eenrily which can
be offered in borrowing -moiier--. They
will obtain for you the beat terms
$330,71
by the United States governrr.erft "and possible
bearing interest. This note is called sire to 1
a .“bond.” ’ . * loads.
Q. What, then, is a United- States
government bond!. ; p> p j
A. Tt is the direct and nneondition- while it
al promise of the United States of A. Ye
to equip arid America to pay upon a certain date a voir in’f
1 n:tv -y- " e specified sum of moifty in gold, tp- '^nt. a
er to lend to gether with interest at a specific rate, Loan b<
i we are mak- pav able at specific dates until the Q. Bo
i- war. bond matures, or is called .for re- A. At
ry receipts of demption. graved
ucs, etc., suf- q j n wbat form j 9 t j . 9 p r ’ nm ^ p | f or Pa(d
• , a f f v \ A ; 11 ^ « n fTraved upon a sheet‘of interest
* distinctive paper used onlv for the interest
ie.and a quar- money ami securities of the‘United it to an
v i_. e our | States, and is executed bv the secre.- ed or d
sro estimated tarv of the treasury and by the regis-t Q. Be
r month. . trar of the treasury and sealed with' A. Ev
nent going -to , the treasury department seal, by acta Q Is
of inoneyf , of congress. . ; mv int(
n the people) Q. » 0 j hav-r fo bp]d my b^d'until coupons
;y du«'S the T’nit<\| States gov
borrow money?
■i -<(' we are forced, to de
r»idviM against the attacks or
rk ...
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Clark
t No. 25— New Forest
itler $2
. Skelton 5
shman VL— —
itler *2
Skelton
itler •.
Skelton
Skelton
$272.50
i*o. 26—Upper Rich La ad
Peeples $30.OC
dolphin 30.(K
Peeples $30.OC
Owens 75.OC
BUY LIBERTY BONDS
^TO PROTECT OUR
OWN HOMES
Tn a war book written nhojut the en
gagements around Malines and .Cam-
penhout appears this.incident:
A child of two came into the street
as eight drunken soldiers were march
ing by. A~man in the second file step-
ped. ashTe and drove his bayonet into
the child's 'stomach.* B<* lifted the
chib) into the air on his bayonet and
carried it away, he and .his cotnpan*
ions still singing. The ehtbi seream-
ed when the'soldier struck it with bis
bavonef, but not afterwards.
Commenting npon the incident,
Brube Barton, editor of Every Week,
writes:
“I do not often ask you to read urn
ph^sant paragraphs. T do_i£jnow be-
WiVHVU v A A Vz AUkAAAVi V/ A *ViC.UV * sa*M*s**»w *<*vs*« : 11 V
° ^ — • I lonjr it would Have
.German sermons -are sound arpi- religious views cease, to be lndm(lqal one would have
ments for Americans to invest in tho and become the official theology of just to show his en
third Liberty Loan bonds. I the German empire itself with the,
Those who wade through the imperial mark of favor upon it ,
preachments of the kaiserized pulpits' Past6p E Franckf . - -
of Berlin, of Idegmtz, of Ilanibergo \
in Holstein, and <Jf other spots in the r “One thing, I think is clea-r: God
Prussiapi/.ed country,' will awake to must stand on our side. We fight for
this realization. * (right and truth, for Rultur, and civifi-1
The quotations that will follow in ration and human progress, and true
this article have bren taken from Christianity, —againsti untruthfulness
‘'Hurrah and Hallelujah,” written by and hypocrisy and falseness, ami un-
the Rev. J. P. Bang, D. P., who is Kultiir and barbarism and brutality. (
a professor of theology at the Uni-! “Germany precisely who would
yersity of Copenhagen, in neutral Pen- venture to. deny it? the representative
mark. of the highest morality, of the purest
Extracts from the sermons 'of four_ humanity, of thte most chastened Chris-
German preaehers Will -suffice. There tianity.
afe scores of others that could be envj U8 our f rfo ,i on i ( 0D r'
used.. Theit sermons in two instanees pnwor our.work in peace, to ex-
have brought'for their deliverers the ecl in vrrtiie 0 f abilitv. to. iulfili our
decoration of the IronUross from tho appointcd ^ for tbe poo<1 0 f the
hand of the kaiser the same kaiser wofM anJ hunianitVi to })Pal the wor]d
that bestowed a medal to the man who bv German nature, to become a
We stress. the
'CaufK^ when it comes to writing about
All Wars Are Unpopular.
Libert* bonds, I feel
isiile all the fine, woi
throwing
r head aad '
draw bar; has
three laches
latitadaea ,
Neach aide. /
.sank .tb® Lusitania.
fact that th§ Iron <
these clergymen, l
case it is logical to suppose that their
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»4' , . " , - | every
THE THIRD LOAN
By WALT MASON. '
Now once again you'll have.a chance to buy yourself a bond, and
help the allies out in France, in Belgium and beyond. In April now
onr Uncle Sam starts up another loan, and are you ready, as I am,
to put up plunk and bone? It’s little we old gents can do to help our
armies win, but we can certainly come through with packages of tin 3
When everything is said and done, *tis wealth will wfh the scrap, and
there should be a flow of mon from every loval chap. You are, not
asked.to give'away or sacrifice your dhst; you.lend to Tflcle Sam—
and, say, he’s surely safe to trust! You are not asked to lend for
fun; good Interest you’ receive; If you’ve no bonds, when war is
done, you’ll rend your robe and grieve. Ah,- then you’ll hang your
head in shame pod sound, a doleful note; you did not .help to win the
game and'get the Prussian goat. But there is none with soul so dead
*• will not buy a bond, e’en though he has to rut out bread, and see
hla cook store pawned. Let’s march op cheerful, blithe and quick,,
and btiy, and hoy, and boy ; for thus well make the Teuton sick, and
•oak him la the eye.
(Copyright, 1918, by George Matthew Adama). *
PRESIDENT WILSON ON THRIFT.
“I suppose .not many fortiuiato by
products can come out of a war, but
if the United States can learn some
thing about saving out of this war it
will bo. vvoxthlthe cost of thA War; I
mean the Iiterd^eost of it if) money
and resources. I suppose we have ser-
-five acres.
- i
. made of thoroughly
so simple and positive
just how easy it is to
K. M. 1'WCKnHmrr
Virginia'A. Ryan,
Vbsohitcly guaranteed to do the w
■ork claimed fordt”
can be easily and quickly,changed ii
^ a ble-wngj® the South jnSt how while tabo
it . Cole-- —
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tirnR« Wittimms,
r,.- , k: MtniftU
Francis Mixsoji
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