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\ _* i ■ 7 / 5 3 t. .&av i: • K £ / ■l; T : ./ r Ajl:. • r if . « / . ; J • SIXTY SIXTH YEAR & -4-£. ‘ If / • / // ESTABLISHED 1852 SIXTY SIXTH YEAR . /, % -+7- —r VOL. LXVL A) BARNWKIiL, 8. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER.' 19; 191s “7 ;7 ¥- THE WEEK IN WAR Art ltd Tijf Rolls on - Danger of Op- Peace Peeler Meets a Frost. Ti'K* Rts as they develop on the' lines in Europe and are repouvd through the newspapers “rinuke up the evidence on which t . we haw our opinion. War critics •are divided into two classes First, those who have made a study of the science of war, and of the former wars, and.know what they are talking about. Second, those who know nothing about war or how. it is waged. Because the truth is otten unpleasant we seri ously condemn those who tell us what u a- do not want to hear. We w ish the wtfr were nearly ended, hut it is still a long way off. As indicated in former articles the German retreat slowed up “and stittened into a stubborn de fence un it .reached the I linden burg line. The reasons for this result were also told. 'Behind these llindenburg defences were fresh troops and fresh artillery. The beaten troops simply passed through the defenses to rest areas in the rear. It is one thing to at tack beaten troops w hose lines of communication are destroyed . . . ... • , , iinav lx*. President Wilson’s «i,i, ri.o UNITED WAR WORKERS’ CAMPAICN Columbia.8.' ('., Sept. Since Vresidfiit Wilson expressed his wish thht the Tutted .War Work Caippaigu be enlarged to include the K-tiights of Co- lumbii", th<* JcXvi'ii Welfare Board and the Sulfation Army, redoubled 'enihiishiVm and .effort has marked the pre-cam- paign work at state headquar- t^rsv-'C . _ - -T’ _ ■ • The total to be raised in the November drive, according to the revised camphigiT, is $ 170, oOD.OOfi. When the president’s letter asking for the larger combination was received, State Chairman W. I) MeltonTs«ued the following statement which f ^oey^lrs. Solomon Brown (nee has been Te-ecli H'd throughout | ( ;^fr U( ie Steverson, Winns- the state stall: Uforo), gradimcetl Winthrop, At ' ‘Tt- will be the biggest single; j* degree', welfare gift that ativ nation lias ever made for its soldit>fs.and sailors and every manydmnected with tfie campurgjC will be doubly proud ofdns opportunity. No di^tinCtionAvdl be made an d the money^Cvill he raised simply fi.r American m;ui in sor- Avherever and whoever he BARNWELL HIGH SCHOOL Session of 1918-19 to Begin September 30th Next - Pupils Requested to Report Friday, Sept. 27th. 7' Following is a list of .the teachers, niid/CdUyges of Vhtcb they... graduated’; Mr. T Took Covington, BennettsA’ilie S.-C., graduated at YVotlord,' A B. degree: Miss Martha Roddy’, Reek Hill, S. C., graduated, at Wititlirpjb A. B. degree; M i>s Breedep, McCall. *S. CL, gradua ted Columbia College ;. a. b. degree ; Miss Nellie Ray, Black- viile, S.C., gratkmted Winthrop, A. B. degree^ Mi-s Catbleen (Jiillin,Wijmtmston, S.C., grad uated lender college, A.B.de- matter to attack troops who are protected by every deadly con trivance and jaIkjm? needs are meLiii) every hand. . When w e read that the sectors have become quiet it‘ means that both sides MenT < lirHtiaiG. IvaveMd enough for the present. $ |i>, 1,000,000 ; Voung AVoim This condition prevails on those sectors where pur recent tri umphs were won. —Strategy is the plan that is made I>\ the supreme ‘commanding of ficer. German strategy is the arg.eijess.of hi'' miiuFand heart.” 'The $17B,~>00,000 fund will ho raisikl during the • Xvbek of i November 11-1"* and will he dividedTT" follow": Young Association. 'll’s Christian A "social ion. $1 f>,< Hid, <■( ‘'11I.inilni.; in- I'aciiltv. nml. w, rinding wornot 1 - auxiliarv work Kindly see that all children 'of the School age are at tile School Building on Friday morning, Sepeinher. -7tli, with their promotion cards, and to secure .their hooks, have their lessons marked, and be ready for School regularly Monday morning September ,‘JOth, and Us the urgent request* to all parents that they send their chTTdreti to School, and not allow them to work in order to evade School, 'President W ilson has said, this is the most impoetant age for ^ all children to attend school.. Your Board of Trustees [eel that they have secured a high hone, to UNION MEETINGS x Hor Barnwell BapHm A^aeclauon, September M b and 29tb. 1918 hirst division: spring Ikamch. Preacher, !). II. Go ings or Geo. P. White! - > Query I: W. Fi. Free; N. H. Fender. 11: G. W. Folk, Q. H. Sandifer. HI: M. J. FreejUeo. P. White. Second division: Ghents Br’ch. Preacher, I). W. Heckle or CAY. Jones. Query 1: W. II.Hutto, St, Clare Guess. It: L. \Y. Abstance, J. L. Proveaux. Ill: J. M. Grubbs, W. H. Collins. Phird division: Black villeV Preacher,Al. W. Rankin, W. M. Jones. • Query I: R. H. Woodward, If. J. Crouch. II. R. B. Pickling, F. C. Watson, HI: J. W. Kennedy, W. M. Jones. Fourth division: Mtr Afnon. Preacher, J. R. Cullum or I,. S. Shealey. Query I: J. K. Sndling, J. I). - AMERICA’S MAN POWER NO. 49, RED CROSS DEPARTMENT. Constant Pouring of Amcrican'5 Into Europe Strengthens the Morale We are at h<mio again from our vaca tion with renewed powyi to place at tfce of Our Allies in the W ar. • service of nu’r Re<l Gros'i chapter, new io-- Editor of tfre Sentintd ; | spiratioo,from visiting th^work room* of I Ltd tin* German" fared, bj :<<llai>,e ^ in di/fprcn ‘ pam of tbe thi> date.- the forces onlv of' the T’ i^Ttionalities orriginally arrayed I “ ' N?v>rc , and m , orci are women offeHn * ,. r ./ tfiemsehes and their means to do the Western 1 . ..... . . work the iiovernment re*ju*+e*f~uope>. against them on the fron^thry would probably have , , n lt ^ otlnnSi8e : Whert now hrrii An posewion of ;,hr , N ,„, lkers am , f or( efufTalkers are putting " Imle o| f lance, I ho hew eom - | this important duty so clearly before our age and-morale, of the English, womanhood? Belgians and PreiXMl, which j We hhd (he privilege»two weeks since have SO powerfully COIltrihuted of hearing Mr. tioodwyne Khett of to th 'il* SUCCeyrM'S, ha ve lw rll ‘ ( 'harleMon and ('olonef Peeronne of born, not so much from Ote act- \ ,he Kn s ,i,h Arm >' sjwal^to a very-l^pe mil and p.hysical aid of America ! ou,d<H,r meetin K .'n Conway, S. C. as from the consciousness that America’s “man-power” jn Horry County is simply wonderful ’n her patriotic work she was 25 on the list ... , , of raising war funds'she is now 5 and r»nst;intly uktomii; »»ml>^, | ;lll 3£compli , he< , bv lhe or83nilcd ef)ort , to them across A i>; sailing war Auglev. II. \ ictorXcwis, J. R. |>orn “will” (»J‘-the’I’etiton < har- Cullom, III: J.C. Fields, L. S Shealev. Queries I: !'he Meaning and Importance of Christian Steward- aeter, to endure and resist as long as their “man power” is. ^ the I j ipr ()|f icers an j ] ea< j eri i D th e sounding sea. r -o> j and the Rerl (Jross workT Bet no one make the serious ! .Mr. Khett slirred th* h arts of hw mistake, of belittling tile stub- audience wi-h his eloquent story of the nee<l the government has for every woman, man and child to do their duty and do it now. * « » , • , 1 Colonel Peronne told us many things in up. essential respects, inferior . .* ... , . - r he and 7ns men ex'perienced during ship. It: Family Worship and , ‘" ,nber " totl '« 'man-power {, iM two years, when Franjceand ItS Place in the Development of ! 'd Bieir- op|»oneilts. 1 he\ ^hai*' J F-nglan«l, after Belgium’s terrible sacri- (’hristian Character. HI. The that charayteristie of stuldion'i 1 fire held the (Armans back. . C’haraeteristics of the Successful | endurance with ilieir Teutoiii-i^ The men he led facet! to the Church as Given in Acts 2:42 17. 1 cousins, the English. (The An- Crco. V. \\ bite, j gles arid Saxons) The an ay of For Committee.: these two t eutonic 1 nations, against •f IBTilUii.iMM); W ar < 'amp < loin-; _j. w niuimy Smi, ,., *l/raHm.WHlyj Mlss |;,'„i,iy Mia* Br«*n ' b ‘ u !'*' 9'' n*r,‘ . ayiIihoar,! wutiMr>.1.. iJaris, ram so as to strike a/crusldng! iean Library A»oeiatum and] a|u | blow. In oneof the GermaUgains the Salvation Army, Mt,(ro<> |' ' this summer they massed 114 di-1 t *'aeh. visions of Germans on a sector ~ held bx 41 British divisions. I he STILL _ *SANDERS. m ,,r ivMdl vlas a break Ihrouah. The Mj „- u ,. still. da,. C ly strategy of General Foch is that , ... , .. ,• of an apile bull fiyhler who ^trails; [I-'i-p Me »•" to des{>eration the mighty antag- i ‘ nl ‘* ,d unlniiton, ,i.o- onist opposed to him. By striking i rir * to M r. Move Sanders, ot 1 a blow here and then elsewhere 1 * dai. <>u 1 i ida\ e\citing ot ia."t j mj ( | |i^» sent in his resignation. make this a great >ehool year ( lo'r massing of troops as a Itattermg Mi"S Bay. Miss (irillin and Superintend<*nt Covington will hoard with Mrs. Norman 1 >h*k Mr. Titomas M. BoulwaiV suet eetls Mr. A. A Lemon on the Board of Trustees, Mr. Lentous’ * many public duties demanded all -of Ins attention, SUPERVISOR DYCHES RE-ELECTED OVER STILL Enghind and Germany O J *. r j-eiich other, in a death grabble, is something new in historv. B'll« and Hu »nn ftre rd for ihe Hauac. I n • the primary ( lection held nn the loth in.si. Supervisor B. II. I)yches was 'Mr. .J. S'. Still. . — G.W. nomi uees for the House‘of JJTp.i* Hunt with the finest machine guns on earth, armed only with rifles and pist Is. ’ “My men he said i ever failed me in a single instance they knew their bodiet and their courage stood between Eng land their Huns.” • He told of his son jusf twenty yeara old who had been fighting for two years, eating supper with him in a rests u ant in Flanders, when just as they nation were served, shells began to without giving the Germans week. time to rest of to move J Thi.-voting'couple have the supporting divisions. Fix'll is - good wishes - of many friends for creating in the minds of a happy and prosperous journey ■ . We ask the full cer-operation from tin* parents and the community, as we. cannot run t good School without • the nitual support of the public. Remember the d;tt(»s.. • ^ IhttTv Fk—(’alhotin, Sec y Board of Trustees. THE NEW REGISTRATION But'o|)'eau diplomat" with all the St. MihiqKsdlicnt peeled when Gernlany received;*^ delit ate wa\s a>I .telling which had existed for tOurVyairs. reverses. ,it hasn'trriiu' at a good untrutii", and making word" to. I he results were sjdendi'.l. In ress time. Ajl -of'.ihe' former |x*iiceof- conceal their ipenning" used to than *two daxs lie-won over 2<m> .his from them have Ik'cii proven >ay that l neJc Sa itioilcpcndt'al Mj'uaiv miles ot fvFY:lor\ arqi cap- fo!>e Dead Sea apples fair with lured oxer 20,000 jn isomas, and out. hiU full of ashes w ithi.n.’ On Ioo cannon. Germany believes ihes.mie day that the |x*;iee offer; in/!iea\ i!> massed dvlense as well js I'vadeXconivs the annotince- as-dllense^aHd had moved from; nicait that a. (ierman’Suhniaritie this salient * troops to strengtlH'h' has sunk irnKslernier ( ialway the ttindciilrtirg lint'. It w as aii^-a ({astie, xx;ithy\ omen and children (>ther case of “nolxulx at lioine.” lost. AlsoeTmiest I Ikse attacks by -the allies haw noiincement of whatxxas gen or the German armv that they w ill t hri»t,•,h life l>e l)Oiifon. and ilmt Tiymh straf- s ,„'.||i„« „|]iciai egy * ,s sii|x*rior to' their ow n. ~ C A . XYhilw they were massing diyis“ by striking here and there bring j ions'behmd the llindeiihurg line the (German army to a conscious ! • to repel theXietorioiis^dlies who hm*ss of defeat their Flindenhurg 1 had'driven thenHora month hack lines will not amount to much, j to.its concrete dugouts, and harl> Fe overshadow ing event ol tile wire defences, Genbml 1’ersliing week is the peace offer sent out launches an all Ameiaciin.attack bv Austria. This was to he ex-1 While History ivcord" inTfum« , r- i able wars between England and France, these Ivtxveeu Fnglaiul amf any other Teutonic nation j were served, shells began to fall all reelected over have never occurred except ill over town and near tlxc restaurant. very rare instances. And tllrtv i His first thought was of the women Hr B. W. Ellis And Mr. G.W. 'have fought together, time and! who were Nerving’, not onej>f them took Hutson were declared the nomi- again, side bv side’. 'Fite eudur- |kast notice of ihe shelling though many ‘ ence of the English at Waterloo j uf ,hem K*tl almost on- the build sentative". - ’ LVns wortofnl: hut theyTyotifd f io8 ’ <hese braVe Red Cr ™ worken ‘ Mr. 1J. .1. Rav wa> • lectr'd ay never have woh,but for tlie lime; county commissioner from the ly arrival of their ^ Teutonic 1st district over Mr. N. A. II iers, 1 cousins under Blucher. and Mi 1 . B. F*. Owens was re elected from the .‘>rd district over Mr. C. -B. Ellis, Jr. ALLENDALE TO HAVE NEW COUNTY against on •’>h’irt sleeve" ijr|)h»iiiaey. He i- not lighting with’ his coat *on at a'ny rate. \\Tiile we are in the war x\*e ary making that lir-d. We very U'ltnraFlv have ;i s|dertded <»pTnion of our own ■abilities a- lighter", and c#ur,. - • . lw.,T A a,l ,!i. .-..i, • >:. I A 't "T/Ilw I. <■’Timr flat f onl -r It is well, therefore, to bear in mind, that in a war of Eng lish and Americans against tier- i mini", (and is not intended to ignore the splendid aid of F'ranee ! that oriflamme of nations). it is The citi/.e.ns of Allendale held ucasedf “Greek against (ireek” a .mass meeting Monday night, j and no final decision of Allied in which several specohes w< re i Victory can be confidently pro- made in behalf*of the formation phesied, until xvith the full of a new Bounty. I'pon motion force of -the Tutted States, the a subscript ion. amounting , to j campaign begins in the spring .'F:;r> ) <>()().i)H was raised and all lelt sati>lieii and detenuined to jnake the effort. 'Flit* coiistituticnal require ment" for'~the establishment of newCounties a re as foHuws ; Coiu-'-the . hai banties of the ehntral stitutioii of l.sq.Y, Art. Vlf. lot tlie * en/»rinous cruel- s* t* ].. The Atem rat'A>sejnhi-y'iiiavf'tTes p(*rp(?trate(i, in Belgium and. ' in ifiH fnilMWiii^ ‘ as if de th in almost of 1PHJ. “It is an ill bird that defiles it'" own m si' and so, even al though the Allies * are justified in their deep indignation aga itlsl I,. t he fStilh i-Ti ii* :\~~v i j ill i V- other (Trnqueheil territori'‘S it i- ! m inner i \\ 11**111- Ve.r iMit 1 tlijril uf lit I qua hied *1 <;inr* within .the :tren iiiWell l<* ’ eilli'lll her tiiat F.llg- i ii «•'nn it ti eoii'ii) i»ro|> aif.i j laytd . is also >pirponderautiiv Hen going on all along the line i -.illy suppobed." tiul 1.1U4U- in weakened sector"' during the trigmv_iind gold Inexe -ttvdueejiF xxeek. It is an acceihed ruleJ+Tat Fnot/ky mid Benine to sell Rtis an army on tl:e ilelensixc issoon sia as j pdas sold his Lord, .and er or later a beaten arm> unluss thal-the'B:es'| I it. Ask peacy w as-, in some \\ ay it can regain ihe-oL iennan i •trickerx. ! Before. (ier m inx makes a peace offer she fensixe.’ That has been the Ger niaiVvnisition for several, xveeks. But th.e Germ, stc .at erne .a\ eve has suvTTf .f.TU3f r n r g(*1d aliead so . “x\ hose bread I eat, ! sing.*’ I nfortmiatelx neriea vxx' have just sent-to more than 100 I. W. \\. supporters.ol (iermanx .• France rat i,. his for IH' utT- u onlv thing ti come is the destruction **{ t client ’s army t iermanx \u,»i * .md.losi F repclisoil this yeaiybnt her gain xx as empty because she got-th.e ground instead of French armies. We shouldyFrsregard the geography of ground xx on or lost ' and fasjen our attention on the condition ^>Lthe opposing forces. Germany has during the Tour years of war, in violation of all justice, enslaved the Belgian and French inhabitants, and used them with the Russian prisoners f-h£*r hands stained with the blood earnest ne to construct behind the HindenL . burg line at least four other sys- tems^of defense which are?equal- ly as strong and which must “be taken before xve can invade Ger many. Her plan is to fight such a series of reas. guard actions that our losses of men from machine gun-fire* will he so huge that we will sue for peace. But if \ve can ha- put to death liolo.cxilcd MaT xy. and xx ill soon try CaFiaux. Gt'rmany max raise tire tunc of peace, but her foreign choir isn’t strong enough to carry the tune. I hy- bistorx of mankind on the ea111 i bas-Tiever Jiirnished such a catalogue of infamy, treaeFtery, and intrigue has stained the Gentian name' She persists in try mg to make them believe that j° l) was dotu ini thv otl,(‘r ."'id(* •;«rq lix < Ml I lN|ii.'jCX;Uii>11•» ■ •*4— tin in. When xve >aw the long ! line" <>t' men Who -xyero re <, i"ter- , ' ■ t * O j ing in the tir>(( ’tljqi'fi we were 1 pVoi'id of tliem Viiyl a-pplaiideil iin iu v far and xvi<le. ’Baler on 1 vaine ifn* registration of •vot'uh< j \x nt» lia'o I'eaehed t!ie' miiiinmni ;’gts l.a t week- the nation .< id till- luguvst ' t : illg ft hit" ever ; d iiu- rd. "how that it w/n- iii* -:ivn.e"t to Avr^liie Million •in hushand". father", soiis aV 1 >i ; ot;|Vi'" registered for the I a >."(.* of making the worhf, xvent •*erti s*'« t l»" <'•-!t **■( to f< flit h new (nullity 'hull |h*«. liuT hr- ti v. rn<■ r fi r tl.e ■ r - . lion . I a i i*w mu l .. .-t tin i; untu i pc U)io cl»'- ri*'- Mid Vh rwiim C(qnfi,!- 1 «-ilh lie. reiTnir-tu*ntr. uf tm*i’ an eltcl inf| hi» ,e . -4+e-Fea.U*--f -4« y. -4 he )i|li Ufliett - (> | (>t vMlHl ! Ihe prnj <(>•« 1 in \v( i~.li.,. el,c.inii t.i y "i v .-ii \A* •• v „ r x ” German i.lvoug upon" ti I* <1 'If" lyn jir) f ,H llhine' Hint H , \\'fi [ J ( uoty ' " *• ' ' hr rm;inre in blood and t-nba! in-tiimioU". ami sin- -i" burl ■. ('miniryv -TTi«* ’truth i" that tlie prevent (lav . < o rinm. ’’ K nJt ur'* i" t ne Tesult of the teaching ot Certain leader" o' made drltiik, tiro victories againsr Hevy (•(»•• lit V seaprorVie eh <•( imfy. ? hali he | J ■ , , r ii 11 lit 111 <s< 1 se ; lie Hector-. 1 ;U);tfk, Austria amt frame n, ser. J. If I\v *-1 h r.I * tuTiTi- 111: ;i 1 I GW Til v SlXtie-.alul "eveillie- of the |,| ' t '' l( ' v [ ht ~ •*?*. -hall T<ni, nW-v ' Herd these went on with iheir duties was not almCst uiKtn them. We read glories Ii e this every i>aper, our splendid Red Crou women and men, are standing (irmly behind our boys in the fighting line. We are not called on yet ttt face fire, hut we are required to sacrifice our home comfort, to do all our ow n work and care tor our children, and still do the needed Red Cross work. 1 Our surgical Dressings class has fallen off from 22 to 15, this is a bl<>| on Barn well vi luge our women should arise to this occasion, give up some private duty that they may help make these dressings without which our surgeons, cannot care for ou: w ounded, men. Which on * of you would hear of a little child crying out in agony and »ot rfish to it help? Just so it is with our men in Europe, we have sent them ihcre to.-be-hot down for ou * safety, they are calling tin us for every thing they need, especially dressings, Shall we refuse them? Our. class makes this appeal td our Barnwell vvemen because we cannot m.ike enough dre-sings to .ship any lim< soon u ithout more.workers. Think of ihe noble spiriPof our men ; in ihe hospitals, trying to getovei terrible wonnd^u that they may go back to the front-,--we must realize without enough "U+gvcat dressings -they-w4U- not recovep quickly., may die, from' wounds not Yi'» ' '•(. n iicli ,<| it** I i'iTiy r.| l:Vfi *i Ii i ■ TT ' •?> r1 AsM»'»ibly ‘a. t-br If. \ •. W .-. mi -Ival • "i ■ I'li- ii’ ffTIptr 11**vv i- i iniy i’hi\it.iI'd, No (■*" 1.1• >ri i f ilie voii,nTv pr in "'il inh* c i iiHMibcrc I snaU.li' . f'"l- CIH oft'. W, t IL (•' i s- III b , it r W. • I Ir.l- v if id i.ho-'e \ ( > g ii. (jli '•yi F c : a ili (•(•' u Cy "l.al 1 b*- n > *■ in • d TV UM 'BHh, ceiitun tin* anil then taught no "iicli ilectiim Nidi/.'che, ■ Bet tiiiai'll , timt -bt'iii !• hitter, (lav ; t!c- "lin-.e uf.’B" ' eliarsU’^Tistiv utt'.Tanee Hetdei ami < ><h‘- ciinle.MVporakifcj, as : tile wuiMh-qiiier" :.l ,■ •< otupaie with iui F'i'iipM i e wit h all i ii.-coinK- i i;' mi p i in ;<>*(' 1 in thi* vn*i • - j * ’ i , < > \‘p' fi u( i a I it i i 1111 e C11 lhitvti pill - j lion up ti toe <| ies n i ri| foru ing th safe I t’h'pu- i*>- lie id ) ears for (leimK , ];e’V, ami xveitt hack i to then’ usual avocation". The j >«‘c. 3 No n-w com ty whole thing made less fuss than f ' r * rT ^'' 1 !e, “ I -CS I. , ot roru mg thf j w j' t j, . | n ,. ( ()t ' • I tipvV co inly v|im11 nor.?, • * cucf itupn <inc<v in ? fn’ii rd J"‘ l * keU . i Irwin Ins ab(lre.as on iht to rt-iif or the.ri • one , , . . .hundred mid-iw e it>-fomtli p.- it nf Vbf* a political campaign a<hlress in wh>ie nuinitr <»f inTrab tut" uf the foTTTiervj'eafs. The (jitief""'atid •'’'•‘t* 4 . nor idmll it have n-ss Mantle thorought/ess xvith winch shows the tlie deep ss of the nation. Uncle of women shrJ children are the Sam is going to see this war hands of a genijemun. won. ♦ . The_greatest dangerthat con v r ' 71- ■- fronts us is over optimism, We : i lnn fx . ;,,. a , nrmMfu |- have had much to glorify in our | Sf V fo !, merel > armjes, hut Jordan is a hard road r ? 1T> ? t <! '* ( ; irc T lllt I ’ to travel, and the xvajTto I4efHti! * ■ v . • Landrum and J. d. is still in Germany. The only safe sL u dd, Attys,, of ^pariaphtu g.. thing to do is to put every ouncein. Barnwell Tuesday on of energy into the war, b . * inofiMional business. property ihnu cm* and dtQ**-ha : f mil lion of doliar.sHH snown by the ImU t»x r'-iurns, m*r utiftll ii eon tain uss Hrea than fi ur hundred s<juar«f nii »*N Mec. 4. N > obi cou ty shall be r» • d ced to lesa area than live hundred squaie miler, t » bss* aa-e-seff 'axable property than two inillmu d ihars, .or a smailer prfr ^lifTtl 4t»|1 ttr‘r Y P lmt thou*amJ mnabitanis bee. 5 In the formation of pew coun- • ies no old e* itniy yhall be cut wTtTnn eight mi'ea of Ut eourt hogiie building v**c. 14. .qefeafter no epunty line* •hall be no r«»at)li«b**d - a* to 9aa< throngti any incorporated city or town oj tin* dtaU. . as tor B. in t.lu* I’ulioxving serin m on ithv Mount ; “ \\ hoever cjinnot pi t• vaiil upon In nisei f to api • ro.ve from the bottom-' of hi~ heart the sinking of the LusiUinia, Whoever cannot conquer, hi.s sense of the gigantic cruelty to u n n u m be red.perfectly innocent 'victims, and give hiinselt up to honest delight at thi" victorious ol German defbusrive power*-hinrv r FjudgF~To be no true* German.” Which represents the true German character Herde'r, who w«" horu in Easi ICv nt.ii»u«J on F»ge tight 4 p <ipcrly attended to. . Home’ life nrtrsl take on a different aspect. If we live as we- would live were New York, Vhil:ule(pVi,4, Atn:. , < ’har- lolon, under fire, wc will an .v er as we should, .to ihe * ilJ lor mbre.v.vurkers in eveiv department ot labo.r today. Every w eek - more Red < r'oss nurses are sailing from out porjs to care *!<>r the wounded and sick'over there, i cm sis- id s f fnerey oi tln N order of "t. \ incent De. Paul, have just left New Origins .or ! Ili 1 y, each one a t;.lined nurse, fit for Ball lit- vv ii service. Lei u.ifick them up with extract.| our syiguat dressing 5 ;. The, supreme sacrifite lias >1 ecufaid by Orangeburg ami Blat kv ille^^vithin ' tlie last two weeks, each giving lip a noble young life, that the world may be kept decent. How can our women hear of such facts and not c6me to the call for more .workers? T » ' ‘ XX’e will soon be’ catted on to help. .thi** Y. W. AWA.' rajs ■ *war funds, this ondcrful organization ranks thnt* cn th •' list of war w orking societi s. Th - R d Cross, th- Y. M. C. A., ib*- Y. XV. C. A., Knights of Columbia ar* call d tht- Big Four. Th • Red Cross room is noi in n-^dn^ss for th t surgr cal dr ssings class, o ing to th*»- untir « tng efforts of our, sup rvisoJ Mrs don- ncr, we hope soon n.*w m mbera wilt join us.’ 'vc-—_ ' ; 'Mrs. NY. H. Dumcan, . ** A," Press Cor. K. C. Chapt t*.