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•AMiwrax nthTuntL, - ba&mwmj, g. o, S, most splelulid talcs bf-heroism Tire coming to us of how Eng- fish so dieris refused ,.to give ground last week, but' to hold back the eiiemy f“ , '‘ ,1> ^ b.»oi- to back when they bunk cartridges FIRED AT RANDOM Barnwell Senttnd KlinevS. ( S. [Special ■On Friday j to the Sentinel] ■ ovari'n't Hue Ci IINIPDCACC El DM VII IIEC Owind and Published Every Thursday Bf THE NEW SENTINEL PUBLISH ING COMPANY rounded by their f LIBERTY LOAN SUPPLEMENT / PAGE 2 in their tracks. r . grasping the sit meeting it by tlie- Cong^ess to put e and money into tin it. Reports from ( us that American being mistreated shown as a circus i of German towns. Legal Ndveriifing at the rate ot-fLOoiluost intersting ch per Inch first insertion, And fifty cent* I war is the (iernnu M.h , u b.,qu«,t lna-rtion. jin Amerii-a. Rocent Obitu.rtM.TnBuftpOfjMMLb» o( German women lotions of R**pe«t. Cards of thank* . , arid an pth*r reading > otvei not n-ws, arrested and will win Beoharg'd for at the rate of HftyJ for til© war. Each d swas ■*«* *8®«» f if 25 cents. put safely into p All changes of advertiring and at IOWI1 secret SCt'ViCe »mmumca*ions must ho addressed to] OUT best OOIlgratU Phe Barnwell Sent nel and nitist he inLi^ L.,, rt _ r hi. rfflre notv later than 'In-sday If) . n0t # kn , 0W . w,,at nornii g to iusore publieatioa in the] bring forth, but fa* SOUTH OAR. CHAIRMAN MARYLAND DIRECTOR Central Liberty Loan Committees M. JONES. Editor Maryland, ."t-: j-City; Mrs, .Clnjene’e A;Njolms'fi Vilchx, ctiair.mah’-i -Van ' eigfi; Mf*. T R.'H. Latham, W i ii v e <,‘lniirmari ; WiJ-Bam'> Nibm j Mrs. It. ,1. Reynolds,W . Alexander' Brriwii, 1 Wil- : SalemV. G'ra-irig.inu W.ilm •e'o, -Franfc ,'X.—linen. Wit* Jmrtes A. "Gray, .-Jr., AVihstpit M. M^Cormi^K, W:\ldo (leorffd'AyTIoLdenRst^ Ti'irhuro; lillijiH I^o (loidsboroughv- Honjy. Ilu\ton ; \\\'. Hunt’, I omas if. Fit. civet t, s^ere- son ; tu. T.. MiC^hall. Wndesboro ig Rudd,'executive mail- j Xolveli, Asheville; W. S. Pharr : T>,, ( T.ai l.-tte- W. N. I’oimie.xte Washington. - Ihe'rtdn? R. 11. Ricks, twky Mot . chairman f Charity* P. M. Victor-, riruTot t fei| K. P. W vo scent a r\*; ’('liarJes J. i Greensboro .* J. P. \Vi<4. 'Durban South Carolina E twin W. R rl-ri’tsoh. tdiai*man.' Co lombia; I). (i. M.».-A111-*t r, • < 'olmnl'ia ; R. G. Rhclt. (Tiil^Rstivii; Charles J Shannon,f Cnoi b n ;NJufi<‘ii C, Rogers passes without a t holisoll AH communication* rnnr t lo signed by the writer, not for publics tion, hut a*an evidence of good faith, ai d topro* lie 11? secretary; Ren T'. Owen. Jr., ex ccutiv.e . secretary < Thomas R. Me- Atla«i@, Walker' Scott, W. M, AihtlHUH, B,J Sands. dtiiittr U. Hfit, T'rc'dcl ick E. Xolting.- ‘“’’i lege* diajTes M. Barron. .Columbia* Charles D. Join's. Lancaster; E. II. L'rtligle, Jr.. CharleMnn; J.-A\\ Nftf- wiTod' Oreeiivillp; David It. Coker, IlaiPville; x ; These Serve Whole District. ■_ Geoige J. Seay is governor ctL_lli4i Federal Reserve Rank of Riddnond, which heads the Fifth resolve .dis trict. The personnel of the committee on publicity of the central Liberty Loan committee for the Fifth district is as Germany leaves us* more assured of vict has fallen so low tha Met the new*paper hardly find a place news. »i AVest Virginia St'BSrtlPTION HATS* r 11.60; Rix months Three months 60e. IN ADVAXCB \V. .V. McCorkle r-hjlrniqn; jGjQA-jCJL- nor John J. Cornell, ( harleston; Glenn F. - Rarnes, Fairmont; C ,T,. Hiteshew, Parkersburg; Edwin W. Mann, Rlue- fiehl; Gray Silver. Martinsburg; J, L. tUt;kiuscm, Charleston; F. M. Staun ton, Cli,driest on ; Isaac. Ixiewenstein, Charleston; Ren Wilson, Williamson; H. W. ('haddock, Grafton; IF O. Ale- shire, Huntingtonjf J. V. Sullivan, 'Charleston-* Waller C. Hardy, secre tary,- Charleston. > Ni rth Carolina. Joseph G. Brown, chairmavii; T. “B. Crowder^ E. C. Duncan, D. H. Hill, B. S. Jerman, Charles E. Johnson, John G. Allen,, secretary, Raleigh; J. B. Blades, New Bern; W. 8. Blakenev. Monroe; W F. Borden, Goldsboro: J. The Public Sc H. B. WILCOX EDWIN W.-ROBERTSON Rip Van Winkle many years, and wt I when he awoke that of the people had the same length of t We have some of endants in the publ Some folks who at more than ever lor c< an,d hogs, and win to think tha{, they ci 1b reeiitting check* or money order* make payable to Tut Nkw Skntinbl PrausniNo Co,* CIRCUIT RIDER’S WIFE ADVISES WOMEN TO BUY BABY GROWN UP WILL FIND YOUR LIBERTY BONDS STILL GOOD . Frederick E. Nolting. chairman: Hugh Antrim, C. C. Barksdale, C. T Blackburn, R. B. Campbell, James M. Cecil, Milton Cone, J. G. Corley, R. E Cunningham^ E. M. Crutchfield, S. < Dorman, Jr.. J. Kemp Dough ton, L. A Eddy, Jr., George A. Gibson,-J. R. A Hobson, Tlrcmms B. Howell, C, E. Ivey Irving Kaufman, Raphael Ijevv, G Edward Massie, Dean Maury, J. T. Fal- matary, O. E. B. Richard son K. Shepherd-, A. 0..8wink, E Elizabeth Oscar, Weisiger. k SliC‘ Saw ^Starving and De spairing Mother^ F1 y i n g From Liens and Antwerp. —t By ( ORA HARRIS. I was scut abroad ; by the Saturday Evening Post in SejitemTier of 1914 to report the condition of women [and children in the , war dtone. ~" mie Securities More Richly Engraved May Be of - -i Less Use. There is good, hard business sense Alex F. 'Hyland, Morgan j ilt that little suggestion that vpu buy 'a bond for baby. And the more yon bilv, the better the advice. Consider it a moment I *— - . ■ One of fc tiiese days’ when baby ha* grown along dose to the point i>f man hood or womanhood you tyav succumb suddenly to permeone of trie* ill^ < f mankind. Such thyvgs are happ« r.rng old seliool for the sa S. BrnsireH, R R-ry Mount ; J "Preaching have riz reply of the backwoo* I to the church that at the 1 samo~salary. salary of teachers, rise. They didn’t wat and their parents c them to support them summer months. r should provide enoi them while at. sch there are two steps tb taken, by' trustees, to provide a living teachers. If your dit producing sufficient then do as other di doing and increase jlevy. We are gettii Tor what we sell to. 8 of our profits with djon iii their sclvools. were always hard to will be morC"scarce this falk ■'N If -dou delay ahou npri’ find that your be compelled to s during the liext sess: war lasts a long til do for consolidation niank cam** «o near taking that city. Tli^ streets were deyerfedv TherpeRritF' had tied. The banks were elo««‘d. The.rd. nr* business, nothing but dit'iiyf and <U*s(dation. Into this greiit tomb ♦ he nutiui and children fi*<■ 111 Belgium and northern France came by the ten« of tliousgnds. starved and mad with terror of the Grrgnhi** who had'driven them froan their homes. I understood then what, main] people sav, but do not. realize, that the safety of women, arid children; the protection of the homo and-.the preservation < f .property depends direetly •ujioiv * rhe Vffedy’of the nation. There is no s ,11 thing^es prop' rtv- or h im - or personal -eeuritv >n !u countrv. rr.euaced by a If Victorious German Armies Should Ever Get Control of Washington, the Planters Would Have to Do the Bid ding of the Tyrants as Much as City Residents—Pro tect Farms by Buying B onds. Charlotte. X. C. The f v U gi^ijdii 1 with tfoldtn j'Joiins'.s ot re- wav d b r the cofirageous dir estor. Tht- v v. i 11 jep! <• sent the result-.ot wOicrr 1 in 1 work oh Vour part. lolu.wiso a wee portion of yourt fituuKi'al folly. But in tlieir g.ayly ;rnkocompatiy y. . ; |i' t Libert' l oITi! w ’ll not - mo 1 ing ! government 1;'t* n eli.irt Building Many Ships the agricultur:iL'd dal ion' .upon 'whi h wo-stand ?ruT eveiy .seeurityr—Bnt nothing rail .saV^'us from this terrible knowledge eX'->p4 a victorious army of Ami 'icon soldiers iit France, arid u» *nch army can be sent there, nor maintained there, with out enornjous expense. This is why ex cry American woman should 'buy or at loti share in the •purchase of Liberty Loan bonds v SIm* buys tluwi to- support • her soldier son i»ir France, who alone e.an proteeL her the dominating ridges in Bel gium. They poured out their best blood for these •The Ended . States govennru tt 4 Err* determined to check, nop only <icr- maiiy's greed for territory but its am bition to [control tire sene. The gnv- ernihent has undertaken a shipbuild ing prog rain that will srtpply the x ves- s» l« for the farmer to send his pro- duT-rs to-. European markets, not only during tilt, war. hut-afterwards. These nroiects cannot be siiccef-fiTTly ca-rried Germany tlien had eastern as well western foes to fight. Now that she is released from Russian pressure she cau turn and has turned all of her forces against the western front before American forces, can arrive in.forces. In \\ [|.b NOT LET WOMEN PAY THE KA1SEI He i> i'ii.mying tlu'-most jirospypoif« P» rioil of his iLfiV- ( iiftdu is brrnglug I' cents a JonuuiNyand, n.orc; tji.ere in a ready market forMjogo and cattle at fancy prices-* food criVp^ .'ire beitvf? sold-'at irfiprecedeuted priiisxaiul tiie mamifayturerd havR paid tojiamtch figm-vs foe—velvet diemm aiul <»tdHtr man always p.'rvc Fanner, Mr. Town.. Man Sian, want your w^fe to of Prussian barbarism iv tlu' price and martyr rrom the T:at< despairi'iig,' no suppory. o.> what peace Mould n ] ; Si m e the war started "flu* Tfi^oan- : h has ldTislied. at nothing. N To a type o-j of man capable of mrfking a joke of , ’ the most horrible crimes, ‘such acts -t;as a baby crucified on n barn door, • murdering'mothers and and outrn(»i«#» j^Voung girls is a mete matter of .amuse. (? niont. v d . ' The Eiii'ted States go\eminent has almost ind Antwerp only 'It p'-.'.'v■ — patriotism irTR the govyrnmeiif money subscribing .to .Liberty Bonds tectu hiVsfuture .interests.’ It is bnt natural that, the farmer, content.ed with, life, sjioubl ha.ve no thought of the danger* surrounding him. —d— ^Why should this, war worry nte7' v the farmer m-ks himself, thinking of the miles of hills and \alleys--’ that LIBEItTY BONDS BRING X <1T1ZF.N8 REAL THRIFT HOME OEMONSTRATI' Before the govyruufent began issue thu Liberty Lumds tliere v less than ofRl ftOfi bn'ndtydderi in Enited States. Now theh^are than 12.tXKi.00iL Sodn* th many more millions to.b*a pie it is to put . $."11. $1 ^l.OOtLJnto a safe bland th: 4, 44 or .Vpcr cent, as tegi year nJls. around,' bejyd< the full amogiit'iiuvested’ The following llo onscration L’liibs will words and weds: ill be separate him from the sefleonst launched its tlnrd Liberty J-oan. Doe* this mean anything to vou? It m«;*ns everything* to the men. women and <hil<jren of America. Vour *'on Ami alKflie nation’s sons are relying on the Etu|ed States treasury to futnish the', sinewx. of ,war. Their 'lives aie< lost if the thsijsitry fnil«. The American farmer w ill not let regular montlyv mee ing the week begini 12thy; Fairfax, Tnesda Long Brandi, Wednc loth ; Martin, Tlum 10th; Double Ponds May 17tJi; IlercuR By Walt Mason.Lx I may use language ti.ll I niake Demosthenes look like a fake. I may rear up some nine feet high, and tell how I would bleed and die, if I were not so old and U-ftiy and crippled up and full oL hay: I may denounce the foreign foe and tell how gladly I would go not concerned with tfix* freedom he seas’ and Eejniany's right to run Belgifim, France and Italy, hey should- ever-send an army T^hEv, TM fight.” he says. ly.tlihvisL that , atTectsy the general are of^o country aflfec|s,/fhc loin the fablished bv fa rmer, as ip.ain - other and no taxes to seas piratical rutd ruthless ped the V nTfed St.ate.s luiXpeen and will •) f (i Vie I'd’ a shotgun in the scrap iev of Teuteiiic, uiilitarimii reign in this land of tire free nnnNthe horn* rtf the brave - We will not ykdd 'IP If anv one has .not w tittig outfit and wanti 'pne wo can got a gout regular N<k liN caniie^. 24 number IT cans plus express clmrj wiil be about $1.00. ‘I A capping iron and Southern An investor that holds a mortgage a house must bother...about-.insiir- must personally tie imifi fa rmer. correspojiding gam in territory. The^intensity of the battles for the past month may be estimated from the fact the English army_ alone has lost in killed, wounded and missing more than a quarter of a million men. The Germans since they have been the attackers have lost far more. It may not be a pleasant prospect to face, but the bloodiest battles and the supreme contests are yet to come. While Gennaiiv has uklrL o.uj* birthright as Afnerioans. ' The third Liberty Ixmn will bh <v subscribed. ance, rejmirs. am Collect inUuu’st—rrnrf—principal. On a Libertv bond H i«..(»nir necessary (o tear off a little epupoft^tyyiee a year, which will b« ; cached-by any bank or trust company. Moreover; if inoDev is invested in h mortgage on a house, whatever hap pens the mortgage stands for oije, • the things*I say won't cut -much *j grass'; my words aie merely •-, • -'ounding brass. Oiir. Enele Sam • , • Ts fp-e'ling men; lie’s - needing • • rhino ny the ton; he can’t con • ( • du'et a high ( fass scrap, without • • a lot of dough on tap. To raise y | •J the dust he asks all tads to lend • him all ^tlieir surplus scads, to (?■ | • buy his bonds security the® • safest, ever man will see. |\fui if ® I do not yanibol up. as gay and ® I f* frisky as a pup, and buy the-®; •® bonds till 1 go broke, fny loyal • spiels ar«[ merely smoke. Oh, ®[ • boys, most any tin horn pkate ®'< ® ean work his jawbones and orato; ®| ® most nnv hick can chew the rag ® _® and say nice filings about the ®| ® flag; but when (ve^eome right ® r ® down to taeks, the patriot who's ® ® smooth as wax is he who eoine*,*® ® an ardent soul, for Liberty Bonds ,® ® to blow hi* roll. "® ROND IN V ESTORS INCREASE BECAl’SE OF LIBERTY BONDS More than 1‘.",000.000 persons are ex- pectetl to subscribe to the third T,ib- Crtv Loan. Fmir million subscribed to the first Tvsne awl ftluHit 11,000,000 to The second loan. Sixteen million buttons for sub scribers have been ordered by treasury, officials X or thinl Liberty, Loan. The svst**n(i of honor rolls in each municipality^ community or -bttsmesR organization, bearing the subscriber*, and of-Tiouar given to each city exceedin is expected to stimulate of subscriptions. This pi: close who subscribes and who refuses to' buy. b factured articles and inatf*rials of all two, three years, or whatever period kinds will continue to tfWw^-to war was originally fixed. If money is put stricken Europe. Thousamls_of ves- into a T.ibertv bond the principal can seD will be engaged in this (oitnineree. he recovered r.nv day ,n the year. With a hungry market and plenty of Therefore, when a farmer, a*me» bottoms available, freight rafes wall chanio. a doctor, a lawyer or an other lie corresnondingV.v lower. The South- citizen buys..jl,._.XJberty bond hie not ern farmer should be-as vitally inter- *onlv is putting money into the one ested in ocean transportation as in safe investment in the world, but be rail transportation. r , A 1 * becomes a patriot just as surely as The rugged hills and vast plains the soblier v.ho shoulders a gun. But will not stop 'Germany from wiping he Fisks' noT^ng. while the man in the eoitPrneree off the seas and cutting mav be secured vvHli these goodwork c by using the wash p the. can iff.T7ithen! oi deniougtratloji .agents these articles* for t desir of the lUonev name* Ji mere is any oii^y to get tin cans now tl khaki offers^hi* life, ,i jiving nacrifice off the rest of Europe from trade with sveuren.-at various h the Soutlrern faniie-r. Neither will [they protect the fanner should Ger- ius-Tmanv actually iavade Atveriea. ^ hos- g sysfem'bv Investing, tile “army would not stf ike at the ibertv bonds. I farms. It would attack the ueat of upon the altar of freedom county"foi^fO.00 per 1 :Theripa rents of inViuners are urged The Liberty I>oan campaign is the battle of the stay at homes. "■***■ ®®®®®®®®®®®® poultry club meml 1 for the County Slu i to be*held, in Baruw the 1 Uth, 20th ahd CJiil'ord Barrjjtt, Ei Home De'^onsttati -- *• nil iuv itfpufjf 1 > • j ■» licnri attituiTe. Now, ’everybody * ( l llit(V decent ^td^-vvy knows that when murtey^ is the \ ,nafi> I^diLs of view, servaut it hs a wonderful pt session, and mak^for deyefo • /v j mu. uvuq iernis, BROWN & BUSH ■ Lawyers BARNWELL, s. eft'. lli- real liu yoiD mrui.ir t><*t?.* sa. 1-d • ^ h ' IQ P~. Tak* r-'V man. ni VruKmiSi Ud tuk. fur t /rf-Cl! DIAMOND BStAVD pj| j s rears regarded as Bert,Safest, a SOLD BY Ai L DRUGGISTS ’.xiiiui every where sssl rtL H-Mi -TISM — Antisi i t r, Relieve} Rheumatism,Spra u# v Neuralgia, ‘etc ;tj -1 ♦