Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, August 29, 1918, Image 4
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Barnwell Sentinel/
Owntd ai.d Publish, d Every Thursday
Bf the new SENTINEL publish
ing COMPANY • - —
The Boastful;
OUR CASUALTY LISTS.
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BARNWELL, 8. C.
7.
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Oh as Carkii-l Simms. * Preiiileut
JHO. K. Sneixinm, 8tc.-Tr.SH. sml Gen
eral Manager.
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W. M. JONLS./Emtob
Sn(ered an seOond c'aatunail matter Feb
ruary M, 1905,at the PoHtofli.ceat Bsrn^
well, 8. C., under the Act,of Congress
Of March 3, 1879.
J, ■
t"
■' Legal advertiniitg at the rate of $1 00
fer inch firat in*, rium. and fifty cent*
each auh-t ,jtient ins-rtion.
Obituaries Tribul^s ofdteffjiec't ,dteao-
iutiuns of K.-tpect. Cards of‘Trank*
arid all oth' r r* adi ^ i ot ce« not u •«»,
will tie charn^d for at the rate of rtlfiy
•ante per liieTi. or one cent p- r word,
each ii k rliou. with a minimum cha'ir
of 2f> c Dtp.
All chan#?* of advertising mid all
communication* must he addressed to
The BarnweliySei t-nel and m ist be in
thia'cflk-e not laer than Tn-*day
BBornn g to injure publication in the
«uTrout issue. %
All oommu'iication'« rn if t be signed
tiie writer, not for publication, bu»
aean evidence of g o.l faith,and. t jpro’-
tuct the new paj»er. • N/ •• ‘ *
BtBSKKirriON KATKH
Oo« year $160; S.x month*
Three month* 60s.
tWc;
Brag is a good dog, but hold
fast is a better”JiS a homely hit
of wisdom that has come-down
to.. ttafrom the f-chooK play
ground of our English .ancestors.
Btit taken all in (jtll the vice of
boast mg is, ns widespread a& any
in American life.
We love to boast about our-
> •• 7 . ■
selves. It has become a pop
ular pjWt since our boys got
nto'tlu* trenches. Some of our
peiTj>Utw<*re as dm engine that
had to thccxtrtt weights to the
'saTel/v valve, and-evon t licit they
wouhLbrcnJk out at times./ Now
on r me ii a re siuiid i ng l .o tk/y’
street' corners boasting of, w
Americans are doing to
Hm.is. The•■women boast as they | is sent to Was
Our readers nitty he interested
to know the methods by which
complete track is kept of the
men Killed, wounded ’and miss-
iiig* on the puttie front/ To
begin With there is a comptet4
reconl made of each u an on
LABOR CONDITIONS TO BE RECU-
LATED.
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Barnwell County Labor Board Or-
— ; ganized -Full Power to Regu- />
Tf
late Labor.
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enlisting, uhd this is filled in
At a meeting of prominent
citizens throughout Barnwell
tli«*'t-i:or.l qflice in Wishington. I V!° U ' Uy ’„ hiul > e U, . W " ¥
' as anj'tliinji happens ,llllw< '. ''ll I'l'lday, A11 g u. t
to :i i sold it 1 r wli.-t I,ft lit is i-asstil, f t'v«4.ty-tUir<l .tlio raatterof iian.l-
iSiS Killed a report of “ u 8 Of l niteil Sta.es hmploy-
it is sent by courier to [he re- hem g 111 «Hr»wU Conn-
cord oliicer of bin unit u)n> ■ throughly Oiscus-«l.
make, a (record against his ‘fere appeared help re ■ the g*&-
...... |h..m/ 10 Vpicveat .. cmrfti-sWu. l le, “«P ,fnjesoilt diovermeut
P/Then a nlessapm is ' i-ln-ek.-il ^ l os-0 V , who is
l.at 1.a.-k U, verify tiie f.M report. 1 >cpy l y. V»«< rt- State Ox-
the As sdiimei this is done a report “""'"-•''• tf h. iifghman I.H-a-
liev is sent. In W.isLimrfnn Mini fr.nn ^ h, ^* 11 ‘South TtiU'O-
AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED
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INCOME TAX CERTIFICATES
The Navy Department has es
tablished a training school for
the training of engineering ohi-
cers at Hoboken, N. J. in which
applicants are enlisted as chief
Machinists' Mates and who are
com miss ioned-as Ensigns iii the
Naval Reserve when they satis
factorily 'Complete the course.
The period of training'.-covers
approximately five 'months, and
while under training tin,* men
are paid a salary of per
month with an allowance, of $(iu jwitii as little
per month .subsistence, making
jh all a total of .fl-13 per niontli,
To The Banks, Trust Conpaiica Aad Tbr
Public (II The Pll h PederalReserve District.
diigton aud from
Jcjii of tiie
knit. The younger folks boast as there to t!|ie next
they court. The children boast vvuundod man.
as they frfViy. Some newspapers They ardTspecially' desirotrs
are fond of boasting, untvL they to avoid errois because of the
IV ADVANCE
In ri-ioitline ob*«ki» <»r
% - make (Myitble
The Nkw Skntinki. Prill ihhivo Co.
THE PRIMARY ELECTION
The results of this will he
made to out readers on other
columns of this ‘msue.
friends of the successful caiuli-
dat^s -will rejoice, wh>ie the
- friends of the unsuccessful can
didates will remember that
politics is a game, ai/d
players must some/imes he
good losers. This position of
this column has been that its
readers were men of sufficient
judgement who did not need to
oe told whomtoyote for. It is
a .sufficiently grave responsib
ility tii - select oiicN own < atidi-
dates without having to select
the candidates for ail of its
readers. There' are however,
some facts that may now he
clearly seen.
Politicians build platforms
and they - try to select winning
flanks that will carry them to
victory. Tlte platform of oncj
‘Carnpaign !V}11 he utterly re-
lina. Mr. Posey went throughlv
into the* services to be letidered
oy the Barnwell Oounty / B6ard,
d.after a complete disCussiort
ha vec.’t any room for the hews. I needless■ anxiety they would I a . the^Jahor situation ' i:i the
A11 int(M-esting illustration is the j cause. In trench warfare if is l^y, thepbRaWing prgftiiizg-
recent one of criticism upon the1 possible, to make* - .-immediate l * on PTBIp: J. E/Hiirley,Eso..
War comments of Mr. BimomD. reports of 'casualties, but in a Barnwell, S. C. vva^cjected
Some of the readers liecame .war of movement this reports, chairman : W, A. Willis, of^Wdl^
highly indignant with him he- cannot, he-made aud cheeked j S. C. and J. Reed Btiyl-
cause he told them the military at opce. Sometimes company s t-° n i () f. Alleudale, S. C. were
truth of the campaign father j records. are destroyed. Some- ejected .the other members of
than giving them the opportuni- times tha wounded men are I t ' l ^ ! Boa id.
ty to blow off steam. ' serving with French _&ml ^ I he purpose of the Bannyoll
After all do we want the truth Br itish forces and mu^t pass I County I^ahor. BoardJs to carry
of flattery^ One ot wonders of through their hospitals' and we
bird life is the sea gull which get- the records only after they
money „ r j m ' VJ H s "allow anything that looks have passed through the lnghei-
to ; • BLe food, so we have the say- j cIranneFs. The one thing that
ing that one is easily “gulled.’’ our war/- department insists
Boasting and Battery are twins upon is that ny mistake be I County ; have authority to de-
aud so much alike that it • is made. ,The report will he with- M ar * that certain employment
often difficult to tell them a-I held until it is verified. j is government essentials; have
authority to declare that certain
BARNWELL COUNTY ..SON WRITES I “Sy to
HOME FROM "OVER THERE" [certain classes of work now be
ing clone by c&jain people are
Mr and Mrs. \N . ‘ . C reech, parties must,become engaged in
.attention is called* t<F
entlo^ecl ^irulat descriptive of
the new issue of Incorr^^ and
Excess Profit 'Pax ('eitfficates;
and yo|H* hearty co-operation is
earnestly .requested, for the-pur
pose of acquainting the public
with the advantage and nec-
essity for prc»vision, far in-ad
vance, for the payment of the
large -amount of Income and
Excess Profit Taxes for ,lqp),
interruption., as
pos-bble to tiie normal .-onchict
«»t business and the tu-cessafv
excfw«m* of any allotment that};‘Ianting, harvesting, aiid mar-
Ketiifg of crops.
0
n’light he made/
--fhe requirements of' the
-You are particularv re-
seiVools mb M.npl/ Applic:^ 1 f‘^ , *^ ,,dc ' :,vl,, / t ^ .iW
must'hft nwirof ability betwee.u 1 "k.iiH..(.iti., in uu- aamis
the ages of 21 and -Ih--years and
should haveahigu school edu
of your customers who will
have ,con.-bableamounts to pay,
cation anil be a atah.TaU. W** ^O '.Vn".ami
some technical institution or J n,ht Taxes, thus in-
have liadjthe latter’s equivalent ducul - 1 lel ". *u practice necea-
m . practical ■ experience will. sa, . y ? mi !>™T kle
iteam-pjaiits. In addition appli- ' ol , K ’ payment of taxes with,
hints miisFmeet the physical re-
out the (ioveriiment’s order of
“Work or Fight” The Chair-
man and the Board have author
ity to pass regulations affect
ing the labor situation in the
The
part. Our sister state ‘to the
north has as its motto this senti
ment : ‘It is better to he real than
to MpjH'jir.” It would make some
of us more attractive* if we
adopted it as the cornerstone
of our lives.
Ill receipt (if the | necessary, essential work air he
POLITE TO THE PUBLIC.
of Kline, an
fnUnWing hater front their son, I drafteJ in the ftr , (H]rt
"' onl ’‘. "••• l«'*or Hoard lias a/
lel i ' lerk : ,< ! '. 1 ,V,SIC1 ; tho.ity, and will make skcl. rec-
One good thing the public will in France, winch will he read J oinmendation to the Gover-
receive from the federal control with inten-v l,y his many ment a8 they deem expe(lient
the railways will he a more friends throughout Barnwell requiring .certain classes of neo-
polite., service from Uto eni- OouutJ t . _ ( pie to work at least Hve days m
ployees Mr. W, (.. McAdoo Headquarters o.tb I)ivis.on. t h e week ahd.-other classes of
has recently written a letter to A. I . (>. . American h. !•., | workers to net at eisenti.,1 work-
ra 1; w ayye n i pi oy ees m which he < August,
stean
cants imisTmeet the pliy
quiiements of e oflicer.
Graduates of CleinSmpt-’ollege,
North Carolina 'A. and .Nl/ and
Georgia Tech aud others \vk
have had tjie required experience
or training will do well to inve-s-
tigate this branch of the 'service
which is seeing Service abroad
and WINi\lMG THE WAR.
(Further information not given
out .borrowing when taxes are
due, io an'extent likely to in
terfere with your ability to take -
care ot their current , require
ments.
W lit lei the selling of the Cer
tificates to depositors may
have the cdhect of reduefug.y«utr
4epo*iii- to. Mte; Extent, rhe
fact should not be lost sight ol
that you wiL he hi a better i>-
b^low can be obtained hy^ad- 'V v,> ' pod.ioii^ than i: you had
dressing the F.S. Navy Recruit
ing ‘Station, Arcade Building
Columbia S. (’.
The aim of t Els acliool is not
says in part:
Mr. and Mrs,
1>/Creech,
it was popularly helievr d* that ‘ u , , P *,V .‘‘ l '
-the pubic, he •damned- policy A
was the only way in winch the My dear Fnthei and^Iother :
railroads could treat the public. Y< ur.'letters reached me on
Tlqs policy will iii no cfrcum- Monday, and yog chn’t imagine'
stances IVtolerated oil the ro.u's how glad I vyds to hear again,
unth r government control. It "as the hist time I ha<l re-
(’oiirtesy costs nothing aud when ceived ;i fetter from
to get at essential work
or he tlec la red vagrants in the.
eyes of the Jaw, which will au-
tomatiesiilv i*l;u-e one in Class A
Gmyfo^ military service.
It is important that tlie peo
ple.of the County keep themsel
ves posted as to the rulings that
the Labor Board make, as thev
-
have absolute power to regulate
o - r i l i l ft • l l, *V y,° l x S, ^J ^‘Mwo/nditious in the Countv. *
rt .s dispensed, it makes friends J left Sfundan, neaiy three (.{Jq , / '■ x ‘ .
of the public and adds to the months ago; .and yoiir letters
self respect of the employee. It I were the first I have received
ha.- ai>o come to my aUpntiou } ^ince my arriviil in Franee, px-
that employees, are excusing cept several letters that were
jected by its fhrmcr ardent «jup- their short comings by saving forwarde.l to me from Cainp
portei-j in thAncxt ciimpttkm. ‘i'uclf Sam is niiiiiiuf-the’niil- D'c. I Imd been wdridcrinj-. j. „ ,
roads now, they aro/^IeAdoq’s "’hat the troufife was, and x eei- . Chmson C oIpro.% C.., Au-
orders.' Nothing -.-can ho nuire. tain.ly cannqt understand why 1 he cot run hull \yeevi:
‘ e i’osial/ Oll'ieer at Cain?) ‘f'/uml W the frrst time in
BOLL WEEVIL ON THE MOVE.
What ardent Democrat would
today resurrect thy ghosUd free
silver?' The rfc.. w t'iTn^V'lTe 11
it was a most dangerous fault
to think that the peerless \Y;
G. Bryan could ever make a
mistake. The discarded plat -
forms and men of the pa sir
make interesting reading for
today. It would he "till more
interesting to point- ytu th-
p]ank> ut tlu' phttforn^ of the J
recent electioti. Giif readers c<i:iij
do this fur'tliemselves-without
i ; . -V .
our ass^ty-u.ct'e ; ; ^
A nut her teat tire that isy.vuit.hv
of<eornTiunit is the streiiiiutis in- j
ilueilee that monies frutn one
. source or .another to ijiduce
voters to vote for or against ;L
.certain candidate. RreVident
Wilson very aptly showed the
unwisdom of this form of in
fluence in his remarks on tfie
Liberty Loan. He told the Can-
vassets that uiidue inHueiice
might produce ’ temporal v re
sults, hut unless behind the
taking of a bond-Wvis a genuine
conviction, that the lj.rrtn would
produce only money to linaiiee
the war, and not the geiiiiine
support of an united people.
An election should stand for
more thgn the election or defeat
of certain candidate: .It sliould
mean that firineiples of . right
and good government have be
hind them a pyoplo who will
support tjumi every
not on 1 v '.oil election
. v, <4* ^m
sides tlii- the, voter ol. average
intelligence is likely to resent
the inputiition that lie hasiyf
sense endugh to s*
vicious than such statements-as tiie
these.I’ \ I Lee
As a rule railroad nifti will
meet mure than halfway Any at
tempt of the public to be civil,
but we are glad for the sake of
ilie he.-t class of railway enf-
ph'Vees that an effort, is heiug
maiie to reform those i/Rows
whusi’ hack ut cTTttrtrs-y and pu-i-
ticiyru y would hec:orm* a hldt rm
tilt* good lufllle of/thrir trlluW.v
THE BOg WEEVIL HAS AWAKENED
.1 ’Teiiison College, S, C. ? August
•:»f)th, -nus.
ThV S^ipiitiiud, BTi+nwelj, S.C.:
Dear Sirs—1 he bull ^-ei'vil
has begun to move in South Car
olina. The' State Crop IVs/C >m-
mi-.-iun is clo-elv foilowinu his
*
ino\i liiftits and need your help
m lighting this enemy to tlYe
Shut In V olir cqintty is hi the
territory that is likely to he at-
taekt-'d by the Weevil/ It is ouf
i+e-ire t<> t>e ()f every pos-ihle -er-,
\ ice ill- tliis mat ter,, and we ai;e
stpe tMat you too wish to s,mu'
yoiir people % the cotiiingsynig
gle by giving all the in f< nnatioti
and helpful >ugge.suojj- av.iila-
Ww'T ' - / ^ :
'I lie A gneult urah JR! in,,will:
Wasliit/gt m far records of all
the men of thi- Division were,
left.at L» e sA ith their forwarding
address on tlve.ni. However,
with *0 much mail to handle.
1 can fully nnder-tand how
v *
s me in’istahk - will uocur. We
have moved .«o ' many time's
*trh 1 (»iV\’'i!,g in flris eimmiv,
1 imagine oter tnait"hay/b/euc< -■
a-iMt am Hoping
quite a bit i:i a sliort
letter than.JX'xpecteU
them. I -lujare a better
he glad Jo send you, fr
to. 111 ur:-\sticii/ / in:U.er 1 al
it- t ieJ-Si.
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Vt
4:
op 1-YsL Cpmniiss.ioit. a nit us 4. qni ?:
•oil \vk 1 vt! sjii-ciaii-ts poii -iet r I i 'i
Javed so,p.cv,
to r* e- tv.
t i hie. ;
/J wa.s/buhe.l g\aU to hoar that
you yvern ail well and go ft ierjg
along Tiiei : 1 atn .gefltug
along tiiie. '( btijrt io-iijj/Mere ata
til ue!
fit)(i
place tc live here than 1 did in
A merii'a'/Thoy ; haVe sotiiy^of
tiie uji ( s{ beds in tit is cowtitry
ve cv* r set n.'and tire nights
»w are ju-t root chough Tor a
Re/ • '. well. It raitis
liero a!mo-t every day. but it
has f>/{ laiti' - { verv hard since
1 hay - bet n. in-this count-rv. 1
u 1 |deiy-_t.il i.d. t ■,' trgl 11.11 i.m t, U g*'t s
Very -tvqgh j,, ;h/ Vviii'ti r time
Sim e l wee \ .hi \q-twe traw'c
moved, a ; right clow, rt|f.
1 v. 1 ia \ e sent
i- a.!r.eady. 11 'w
• on time ; !| t'-Ht
w\ forward inv mail to|^? !Jt ^ l( arolina las, lallXlluniig
tin inspection of the weeviNP rri-
•tory the past week, tlie'wt^c
were found sc.'Ufhnngly -h, the
■cotton ii< ld<- of west (Mm BiaK-
fort andJa-per counties. Iia?.-
pea.s therefore that the wicvtf
ha - begun its migration.
Abtentifm i- Ritecbsl that 11n-
quarantine lines of t lie Shete •erot i
J:est eolli 111 jsSioli me g^ryefiviii
by weevil .movemejns.- aiid \tu’u
be cbnUged from tithe to tinm-a-
t li'Ogtveevi! ad vatic) s. The State
:op !\ eoinMii-sioii \yi 1J pro
vide for tiie, "iiipmeiit of mate
rial whenever thete isevbrv ,/■
s.urance that sta-h action is safe,
bud commercewviir liehiiteN'ered
with jo t as little as possible.
Occjisiona-llv some partv visiting
weevil territory will bring back
with him livjfdiol] weevils in a
bottle fo sh«,w -bisTriends, 'l iiis
is a violation of the Spate lajv.
It is a most serious otfehse and
such violations.will lie prosecu-
te<R ..It has been pre.-uined that
liiis ha's beenolone thoughtlessly/
with no malicious inte-ntfoiis....
hut this does not protect South)
Carolina ten itory. : . A person j
may..d-h someth nig thoughtles- \ ^
in favor of the eiu mv, but .if •!
retained the deposits and pur-
d-iHsed a like amont of Treasure
Bond CeitTicatcs. 1
Banks and Trust Companies
are urged to purchase theTax
simply to jiroduce engineers hut I Cei lt.licates in anticipation of
to produce Nrtval engineering 1
officers in phe true sense of the
word. The course of instruction
covers a period of five months
which time is arranged m four
periods... -. '
The first period ; s spent at the
Pelham Bay Training Camp,
New-York^Bv mean* of thill-
and strict inlLitary/discipliiio we
so train the man that he under
stands both the value and tiie
meirfiingof discipline. Thi- pe
riod is from til fee to four week*
111 durauon.
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'1 lie second j»eriod is.-petit at
the Navy School in Hoboken,
N. .J. There, in live week-, tin/
man studie- the characteri-tic
con-titution of maebinen u-ed
aboard siiip. A wceL i- -petit nht
huiler-: a week <»n .jiropulsive
their. euaiomeiV needs v and ti
the end that early j-uridmse
ma\ boon an ctjuitaide footing
with later issut* as f.) ai crutd
intere-t, the Tax t’ertiticate-
wiil have intere-t coupons at
tached, enabling the holders
to collect interest at ooui 'mient
intervals. The Trbasurv Depav-
ment will omit the current
i-.-uc ol Certificates*-receivable
tor 1* ourth Liberty Lo^u'^uhserip-
tious, and particularlv reque-t-
that- tile hanks (iirect their en
ergies to tin- .-ale of ']Rx < ’1111 fi-
cates,- until tmm—rtV ot -Bond’
Cert iii calcs is returned m Sept
ember. , •
T!»e tide of WaT is turning
in our favorwnd it rests ^-it h
u- to take ;ulvaniag(jXof - the
urna’jan by aidingvottrJtiover-
meut in every pos-ibio way,
to t!ie fitll extent of / our
aud co.lectiS <
machinery ; t at, w i cks on auxil- •
iarv niach.i.L ty ;.t ! a weep on j imiiviil.ual
operation. 1 ue wmk nit oiKTa-1 power-/. - .
lion i-given so tiutt the mu j " Re-pectfuilv. '
may'bf tier* utilize tiie training j/c let a! Ile-rrvi< Bank-of Kich-
of the next period. i | moiid I'isc.il Agent of I fu
ijccturcs. -quizzes, aml_- sjcetcii j :j ' r - ‘d St;,te-
perioli- occupv the. dav, aiid the 1-
d
ill tiu-i
e 111 i-r«- < ■ ye mugpem t -i 11 s t u d y.
A drill* t- fti-o included
afterawoii, • >
HUMOR IN WAR ZONE
i'iie next, period is called the
applied p'-riod'a'nd i- -pent
on
opal'll \ ;i 1 ietis..xi;t--cs ol •sill.J).-
-. tenv fecits and
me; - Op, rating in
L ei jon.— 4 \ f;im,m-
e.-imp ha- eim 11 q-,{ 1!
t
V«>
lb v. Sam Lt-I.a*!
v M (‘ i'll ( •< 1 i - I I 11', ; I i
! 11!■ 1'io11 rlr, mih" r
-m il a -
-OtiuU
New Vul k lDtl t»ar;ind li )!i" Lw- ,
land .'T'btsiid. I'liKPi: 1 a 1 len t of
the pra. fi ai t ra rtimg con-i-ts ot
a w/it1 o\. r -e.t- .iXii .Sa\ a . 11 uag, : .rf,>r<.|. frail, j .;, (],»
i ; Mtrspxrrt-or cargu -uu».\ iV. \ p-u : \ of JiTt\ -
dish
ii-e/Ly.
New N
f ail
bi*-
a
ft 1)
1
name. Of coni
■a a ;.; ;-d -|vis enilor-s-stte-a
-even
fra 11! 1 Mg
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li
la iik
-t il ge o
. given
MaclritVist- tat pay Oi-)>orne(io,
vciir) .-*) tiiai. lie can hu/q, t ,
A . 1!.
Y/M
vy;e •
'tat a - wlio were an 4 hua„,.| ""i!,,
hfalb.'i wji'it that ve--,/ wa-
1 while nearing lm /-
the 1 »i-!i:u) about t.n
s o.pbpeq Phi-*..
>.l‘i I Uh lies' I",I
1 had »i
ot a "tr mu rb v. Sam -
.1- to te/ic-iilifi a Mu •s'Rlier
!.-/i'
ac,ua]1 y tak-e idiaigt
ing walcii. 'I'll,' ;um
t he operation of the fnaiTm*jei iia.i pick’Nl up fhe—uurvivo.i s
pimt in.cluditig a-djuslments , of tlii* (Irpifsa ' s i}»e pr< ; airier
and minoi repair- such us. are j pr,,ac])e,i 11 ungerford and a-k-
rtia<le al/oaiyl ships. .>/' :ed. >
After the man has'-comnleted “than a man rc-i/n from *iu
the^ a.pplied cour.-e ‘he is s.-ut' Y. M* C.'Af atjt tinm lik'.- thi
Idmk to the barracks for ftirthefj Hunge/ford .wondered, , a-
ex imination ;uul .study. 11 i- felt, mazed, if he had overestiniated
m'* nan tn enlist j n
that the future engiimgr must'
not only know how.to operate a
giy. a type of j quipnieiit. ^UCli
id may . he found 011 it single
-ifj. but -must ai-q be familiar
.arm v
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\Vn.n all -tiinUajal niayhnu-ry nr
“ I a<>n other -hip-.. 1 fe'must af-o
•’h to k
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candidate, but . must have’ tlii
bervice., -rendered .him fcyi
•Bother,
t ime.yyu.d. 1 yiportaiit. “ l'ur tin
diiy and j land's-ake r ‘ piii/t-h it r and q.rg, i '.vani
'dkV• our peoplb to re.-ul rt/...ddi, d.it.. hqe i V,
Jf We* eft rt; serve vufr aiid vo*;r ! von -
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‘'countv dii anV other tvav .ua/t iifa t ■
ate to say so, la i-
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‘it \ou -tatc tin- bank
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vils-
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aad^ tp. J,e «.\.|0.-pd Coil-la nt Iv f> ■
l • boa:- and mines;
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