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Barnwell Sentinel
Gorman in Collinsville on Fri
day uiglit- Now this .“.is' bad
p|yrt/i«(V. BK-ause 111<• <iortTifinj
will Through the. contiiiuan<*£
of thi: war have a few p>ocl
Americans iik 1 iis power, ami lie
will surely make some imioe^iil
American nrUmicr nuv for -tfl• cJ
i Costs of Most
Skilled Labor Is I
Owned ai d Published” Every Tluiftd^y
B» THE NEW SENTINEL PUBLISH
ING COM 1W NY
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Chas Car»(vm, fiiMMS, - I s reei«'l«*ut
Jko. K . Sneluxo, Sec.-Tr.-ae. aud Cieu-
* eral Manager, r. ■
■ CflPT. f. M. PARKER
’file fi/ieiids and acquaint
ance" of J’apt. \V\ M. Parker
They Will Take -IMJ-eader-
.'<f » • • t A. i ■ f-w
ship,” Says S-eoretary
NEPONSET WALL BOARD lakes- tUeq.lace o
d»i/-\-rxMrh
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W. M. JONES, Eiutob
SOCK ^lONEY MUST COMB
4 OUT TO PROTECT FARMER
Bntered as second-class m^il matter Feb
ruary 14,1905, at the Poetoffioe at Barn
well, S. (/., under the Act of Congress*
of March 3, 1879.
Since the ilark ages the farmer, the
most peace loving citizen —has been
the jjjjjft.vrho suffered most from war.
His crops, bis every thing, are usually
consumed by the invading armies.
But the farmer Is a.warrior when
he once realizes that war Is the only
thing that will keep him free. Sihee
the war was declared against the cen
tral powers ho has not had the same
chance toqulckly gi'a'sp w’hat lt ia all
about.
-But now he }s coming to a full
knawledgo of the barbarous enemy
with which we‘are,at war..
Reports from the rural districts
throughout -the Fifth federal reserve
district imlieato. that the formers are
ready to assist in a heavy subscription
to the third Liberty Loan.
Wo aro now in the crucial year of
tho war. Our boys aro at the front,
hundreds of thousands of them in tho
trenches and a nrillio.n more ready to
go. The treasury department has the
whole burden of the war on its shoul-
d cry
>i£vcry nickel jjjird-dime that ennhe
raked up nnd scraped together will
help VnflTe Sam whip theTlliTn. I)on't
tliiiiW tho money left in the sock or
other hiding placeshwill help.t It must
be put into Liberty bonds.
Legal advertising at the rate of (1.00
per ineh first insertion. and fifty cents
each sub-cquent insertion.
Obituaries. Tribute of Respect. Reso
lution* of Rerpect. Cards of Thanks
and all other reading not ce* not ir**ws.
will l>e charged for at the rate of fifty
cent# per inch, or one cent p**r word,
each insertion, with a minimum oliarg-
of 25 c*pU
All changes of advertising and al
•om mum cations most be addresst*d to
The Barnwell Sent nel and must be in
this effiee not later than Tuesday
xnornb g to inaore publication in the
eurrent iasne.
All comiijunications jnuet be signed
by the writer, not lor publication, but
to
as an evidence of good faith, ard. topro
tec i the new paper,
araarRirTioN rate*
f» ; * month* 90e
fhree month* 60«
IK AOVAUfa
la remitting cheek* or money order*
make payable tO
Tub New Bektikki. Pcbi.ishiko Co.
These are the people
•war hy investing in
Progress of the Battle
The battle still rages with
unditni nisi led intensity, al
though the point of attack has
slutted from the Amien" sector.
It is the greatest battle ever
fought in all the former mili
tary history of the world. Its
battle line exceeds all others.
The number engaged on both
sides, the dead and wounded,
Stkgger our quiet imaginations.
German strategy is willing to
puichase victory at the highest
price in blood ever paid before
for world dominion. They have
resolved oh nothing less than
a fight to the finish. This
means the annihilation of the
millions of French and British
’soldiers who are opposed to
German armies. These men
facing Hindenburg know that
his purpose is to confront them
with certain death if they stand
up before the concentrat4o|Li>f.
men lie- brings before them.
To the everlasting glory of
freemen thev have in number-
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less cases elected to die to the
last man before they would
yield. The men in the German
army must know that they are
to be ground tip until the te-
inaining German soldiers can
advance over a million dead
Allied soldiers. Marshall Haig
lias in a recent order told hi>
men that their backs are against
their own firesides*- We sLmd
appalled at the miniIn^-of Ger
man and Allied Uvesfthat must
die before >his contest will
cease. ACf we share the con-'
vie tion of those brave heroes'
• ’ • - . v —.... - .t. _•
who have died in their trenches.,
\Ve behfhg to a race wliO. can,
■not be terrified by frightfulness,
and. who.wilt:roA.accept, lUTeaRi
tit..the hands of any man.' GeT-'
mauy has written it-mum- i>rj
the poisoning of childreiL^Tn-r
their hideous mutil;iin>rf,' Th,-i
wholesale violation r>f wonyurr
and in every Citneeivtdile hor
ror Be f pro their influence'’.
should extend to-our free in-,
stitiitions, amL their leprousr
hands he laid on our women
and. children ^we would wil-
liugly take -the places of those
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raued % clr- terest can bo aroused in this featuro should be Impressed upon every suTv
or emblems of tho campaign because any single scriber. Oneo he has placed it in hi*l
In the third unit, regardless of its size or loca- window, it will begin to have adver-
from which tion, may compote for this honor. Tho tising, value, particularly in the mind*
ow. All of only requisite to winning it is the of persons who ha,- e not bought bon la.
showing of results by the Liberty Loan It is obvious .that if John Smith, has
bond sales committee. You cannot do a flag in his wynlow, Sam .el Jones,
: on who lives, next door to Smith, will want
your community, JJall to have one, also-.
Of equally iaS great value will be the
honor fobs. They should be placed
most -conspicuous locations in
immunity', such as the, Liberty
eadquartcrv, postofliciy; banks,
railroad stations and Any other points
where a number of persons are hke\y
to congregate or pass. -
* Ceifbfatinjf- ViWUfkltlrj'.
A fitting celebration should mark the
:g of the Hag. If your eomimi-
is■ tho_-first in_the United States
right to fly the first honor flag 'in the to win the right to fly ft, yon should
United .States is to have the privilege obtain a 'speaker of 'national .reputa-
of unfurling the first hono’r .flag in tion- to deliver an address. If you
•your state. Even, if you do not win w-in - the state honor, y.m'r governor
'{his second honor all hope is not lost, doubtlesp will be pj used to make sn
for you still can be ..the first ftnit in address lor you. Even if you -hould
your section .(>f tho stnt*v~to -win the rmt win either of tl.es, two honors, the
rugh'Eto fly tlie flag; f'illjug agajn, y^u .Ting raising should be a big. event m
can strive to gain—unit honors in your vour eonimunity. U»u might have a
county,' and last, but. not least, you hwlidav declared in 'votir schools and
should try . to win tins right before utilize the school children in a huge
the local unit that Is yo+t-r. keenest parade. Persons who lia\e b.»ught I.ib-
riyal for honors of all kjndsT _ j ertv bon is niigl.t be permitted to o<v
The. helpfuljiess of the window sig-n eupy. a dialineti' e sc. tion ot the pa-
fight in the cause of humanity and
Christianity. ' ,
“The.(iormuTfs are the very nearest
to the Lord.” \
I •
Pastor Walter Lehmann.
“We go forth to war as Christians,
precisely as t’hristians, as we Germans
ujub rstand Christianity. Thus wo cah
say: With God will wo go about our
work. Can tho Russians, the French,
tho Serbians, the. English say thisf.
No’, not. one of them; only we Gcr*
mans can say it.
“If God is for. us, who can be
against us? It is enough for u* to be
a part of God.
“Germany is the- future of hu
manity. lie who in these days sets
forth to defend the German hearth,
sets forth in a holy fight; he sets
tfieso emblerms are capable of being
won by email places. In addition to
the flags and honor roll. Liberty Bond better than to impress this point
buttons are not to be forgotten. Each every one in
button pfoves that* one citizen has particular attention to the fact .that
been loyal by buying a bond. Volun-* this is the finest way on earth td get
teer workers, each as speakers and your town.on the map. Tho name of in f
chairmen of committees, may wear the the town that wins this honor wiiLJ>« yoqr
volunteer button*. The government'* flashed from roast to Co-
plan is presented as follows: biggest press ^associations
Explaining the System. try and it doubtless will
The purposo of this circular is to front page of virtually e
explain the honor flag and honor roll politan newspaper r in
system which ha* been adopted by hitatea the day alter the
the Liberty Loan organization, with won. ,
Other Honors. ( raising
Next in importance to winning tho nity
forth to a great, incomparable 1 *i\ ine for ration
indeed, one neither erTy*Loan campaign
in which
“We can it may sound strange,
but it has its deep meaning -we can
a ay: We love our earthly Fatherland
.so much that we gladly barter our
^heavenly for it.
“The German soul Ja the world’s
soul. Go.L and Germany -belong to
one another. The Gernhin soul is
God’s soul; it shall and will rule , honor roll to which is to be attached
the names of all subscribers in each
community, a large honor flag to be
awarded to states, and a national honor i
flag which will be unfurled at Wash
ington. —
E«tlupment You Will Require.
The honor’ flag to be awarded to
communities is 3fixr>4 inches and con
structed from a ^good quality of ma-
over mankind
will separate tin* quick nnd the .lead
towns beyond all shadow .of doubt.
It puts the elassifieation right up to
the citizens of the communities thept-
tions. Three coyboys ranght the spy
whose papers exposed Bcn^dlet Ar
nold* Keep a sharp lookout.
IIOW FARMERS CAN-BRING
LABORERS BACK TO LAND
tive of th'e third Liberty Loan cam-
ig. | paigti. This flag will be awarded to
ar, but lie' each community thqt-subscribes the
shall will' sales quota set for it by its federal
e wo “can- reserve district Liberty Loan, coin-
in the ser-,-mittee. 'As an' additional honor enu
enabled to bletn, a blue star, tO-ke-.Jsewed into
iid love, of the white, field, of the flag, will be
We -t.ler-' -awarded • -to coia-piunities every time
but we did! they increase their quotas by 100 per
11 freedom.! cent. In other words,_Af & towns
who fall in the trenches juhI
would withhold nothing that
would bring final victory.
• These days are crucial on
the battle lines. No man or
woman can go through thoe
days in America and live for
trren*qjuiekly convince her that her
dream‘of plaeihg her money where sh®
cannot lose it had come true. If any
, word of mine can help such l woina’n
i to reach a decision, I am only too glad
j to speak it and to urge her to do the
j double duly that is hers: First, the
duty to the safety bf her own money,
l and, second, the duty that she per
forms 6q her Country when she buys *
■^Jiherty hond. -“Edward Bok. editor of
tho Ladies’ Home Journal.
ANTI-SPY SLOGANS
The following are culled frpm a
series of elognns submitted by the-As
sociated Advertising "Clubs of , the
we see
sees. qut. kaiser; a heroic figure, in . ♦’xp.ecte.l to place
truth "a knight by the grace- of' God. '1°^ <BP hw residi
both king and prophet, prince and ness,
servant, not only tbv general bent **or
upon victory, but also 'his people’s The honor roll
prayerful house-priest. n, ’d bear a larg*
' “Brethren .am] sisters! In a moment honor- flag and
ive, the ciiitdren of modern humanity, t anr town win-t
have become the hni-M of-Israel,-the flag,, and “The:
people of tTie Old Testament covenant.; of onr town wh
We shall l>e th*e bearers of God’s the war.by iifves
promises, the living proof that it ia i covernme.nt bond
not man who crates history, but Godj lionn.” A spact
through man. # . 'j bottom of tbe h
' “Germany shall by the Israel of tho iiip lists of name
future. - i pjjj entuf littees
“We figbT’ lITanlcs'praise be to' names of their
God for the cause of Jesus within other desnrm»tio!
mankind.” • . town” ff thev- do
ease anil pleasure as in
days, and be, less cursed tkan
Poland dr Belgium. TbeGeper
in Our midst is lie or slit* who
can let the love of money sub
due their loyalty and patriotism
Your roPntrv is-calling you
is your answerT
Will you give yourself, your money
or only your sympathy?
W’hen the shattered wreck*' of man
hood return, grief will then enter into
your soul if you have not given every
waking momen* and every availfcblo
penny in eqpport of. those who
ipak ing the' “n,u : prsacTtficaJ..,
W.bal
our tion, little glances, o:
. i Starve them out!
a come; Don’t tell all yqu k?
will be ymt don't!
to win the right to fly the first honor{ - Keep your eyes open
flag -in the United States - Great in- picioun persons who ask
The Spy Fever
This* threaten
s, to become
pideiiiic throughout die Liiitvil
-States. An southern Illinois it is
eocomn¥on thjK tlie usuaj mom.
ing salutation With tiu-m^i*
“Glood rriorning. ^Have you
caught your German spyvyev 9 ”
tcning, lor work. Describes Buckeye Hulls iancl-givea directions for
using-them prqperly. Send for your copy to the nearest mill. * "
Dept. K f The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co.
Atlanta Birmingham __ Greenwood Little Rock
Augusta Charlotte ' Jackson Macon
tratrix of t hr e.*t»te oT J. T. Young,-.
bo d,~dt‘C-‘ns«*d.* hii<! pti.iiin the sfiill
Court t\ir uo. order of duch&rge a> such
Adniintr&tpx —A. • .
, , Mary YofegrtiWM.
'■ Adurmetratni
lids Jbth day uL Marcb, 19I&- 7
Dspt• r .-
■' Memphis
Sslma.
Attorneys at Law
Ihey went so far as to lynch al
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