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SIXTY SIXTH YEHR
ESTABLISHED 1852
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SIXTY SIXTH YEAR
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VOL. LXVIr
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BARN WELL, S. (’., THURSDAY, OCTOBER .5, tulh
;o. •>,
THE WEEK’S WAR SUMMARY. THE MEANING Of YGUR SUBSCIP-
TION TO THE FGU«TH LIBERTY LOAN
*plon Hi'.nit of AMonby ( r nipainn .*» j.
* ' -• i W I! Ai IS 1111 I IIJI- UTV I.| aN, •
THE MEXICAN C3T70N COLL
WEEVIL IS ON THE MARCH.
"MINISTERS COHERENCE
III
(iretries and British
*'*i a Te&trtfc Drive
,4 . • •; .
—2_Jn Uuiyarhi.
)
■V r;
H - fort- find it'- ship- and fl’>'
' „ Hhitiing U.iUi ~^ • . *
*" hri/\ , Ft'- -miad-rmi-; that swrC}* ^tlxr .*
-t -ULgleiiVcr^ptlie , KJ , ;1 _
It s all the circling Itttiul of
tsf.oVi.. •
the Tionif
e.uiipa'igu was tiie
o»a< • h
of General
u rm.-r •' : iU
:„.vl , .l:a r IV-t.v : IKgllt-,]
wh . mu li.-M. ul to a sol- ,, - ;l .,jt 1 , %armth for
,rr,T s f.esu -llorw. 1 ho U-rm:ui< !
rire nim..U« for winter beciiqs^ K . u . out „„ the winterv f „, m .
they an- vvaiumg a little Him-t K , M . t i,. k jil( . k as .,, e
fights afar, *
<o-i ii'fe; >"Jr’ — l •:ir r
\I * * X ii< 11 ’«$_> i t > • il i Mil: -VS t e y i. i; a k
vsmps «« fnr DSJ.&Ot), <g a.id H'i»ck
T ... ”<■■■ \,
> iue j^Cf.rti.Sc' itii.^nir' t jji (srltn . «■$ XOfl
« <'!i c<him:iaii\ a.-tvtiiiotint ni:r-
-ti
I"! i':/ • flf Hi-
>
t (5 • * > •. 1. •• 'lit
V.
. to lick tlndr wounds-. Fueh lias
ki*| t t;i. id on cite go sj 4mica
lately#-lintil they are praying
for winter months of inactivity
to rebuild their lighting
mgehine wliich has been pretty
well skinned. Tire allies are
doing their best before the iti-
activiTie- of winter set in to
j * 111" H ■ ■ • S f o ptoritr." ; "
The military events of the
week ary the splendid results
of the Aileiiby -campaign in
*- Fiftestme and til tv advance in
... llie .M icvuouiikn sector. A good
boxer win’ alwavs deliver a
It's the good ohL“Honey from
Ti<nntrr u ~~~i
w 11 AT Is. Til K* r.l UKHTV- 1.0A N !
It’s rifle and helm and It's
bayonet,
It’s diovel and shard and shell
For the soldier boy in the olive
-. drah, . ,-ac 1— : _ r _—_
Out there on the’.edge of hell.
It’s the;soaring wings of the
^whirring planes
That battle on high alone,
Foj- the lad who isdaritig\‘()ver
there" ‘
crushing bU»w f at an unexpected L s 11 it* good old “Money from
pa r r t)| «ere bedv. Oen. -Foch W
continTud at.tfick'* on the we-t-
erndfj *ut* bad induced Austria
and Bulgaria to send all avail
able * -eryes to meet Foch s
;ii;mn-' Toe (Jrcekand l>riti-h
troop- drove home an attack
ag’aiu't ■ tne Bulgarian lines
that i,a« wrnjTg from that niitipn
a Aviiiitrg'u S“ to d.isellss peace.
It tin -arue degree of. -success
a tend- * hr ea’iipaign this week
a-* hist the-probability is that
Bulgaria nnH have (lerman
reenforoeiiients pr ask- for fur-
tin r , pr.tee <■ ;tifei'cuces.
In Falestine turn. Ailenhy
induced 'the lurks to believe
that in would make his ajjaelT
on tin- llank next to the .Jordan
river, trttt lie threw his main
army on the other llank and
broke tin* enemy’s lines.
Through thi*' gap he threw his
<*avalrv which ti^rsTwent tip the
sea e-cist and «wu;:g eistward
to the .Iordan river. 'Hie etlect
of tlii- move was to trap the
Turkish foixTs within this area,
in tiie nrvantiine the friendly
iiiroe AveeklC'I 1 ;!i i ; M
time ha-* ' Tf'acl : ied
i> ii , . * . i f — t .ni.'>nt !•’. I.!: hum ling- art
r*.ttil ( ountv, having, laaifert-‘ ' . ,-r
'■« > iisi«d tor the i :v!i.U)g<-o| In ,-p:
I' ii !' 11 M *}’v
tli* U yvv--1
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ah ^1 it
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Hit !•'. 'Tb
'■-(* 7 iii*a
ti'
\ ear-
li'Und'at Fruirren and si-Veii
.c ■
Arab- or
:n: east c»l
Iordan
hadHoped all the Hoidau fords
bv which 'th • Ttreijlg Turks
ii light < segue.
a
torv ^
pujrfn- •
• Bui gin a.
opt an a
AltlioO.gh in
of war tills vic-
o : l !i-l‘y inllueiH-e
.u Turki \' and
home.
WII^I Is I I! K I J,i{KUTV Ij<»AN ? *
It's succor and life for a l)leed-
ing world. ' J
It's tin.* glimmer of Peace at
dawrll.-' ' . - . J
It's the strength of a mighty
aim to Mriip,
it's the gleam of a great sword,
drawn.
But liiofc than, nil it'- the
pledge of love, l 1
To tile lads whom \\ng call
. “Our own'”
T'othe i*o\ s on land, afloat on
I'.i h.
it’s the good oIily“Moncy from
home.'
i By Ralph E. McMillin.
MISS RAY ENTERTAINS. '
One* of the most enjovalde
allairs ot th^ season was a
hirth-dnv party given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Rav, of O'lar, oiy the evening of
Sept. ‘JTth in honor of their
daughter Miss Fijaulein Ray.
Severa’ musical selections
TetTitered bv Misv Pgarle Bar
ker, of (Mar. and numerous
games were indulged-in. At a !
mites .west of Allendale.;
in the soutlieni end of its
territory, ^ full grovyii weevils,
were fmnrd at Venias-ee . ami j
twenty-live miles north of
Venva-see on*, the sfilkatcltie
Uiverg road.
It is at once apparent tlint
considerable Cer'ritory-. will be
invaded before the season closes^
which will he anywhere from
November the 7th until Novem
ber the 18th. This distribution
is not caused by storms or
winds, but is a-natural distri
bution. It cannot he too strongly
imp/e-sed that clean farming
is of more importance in the
webvil territory of our state
this fall and winter than it has
ever beeli before. Where ditch
batiks, terraces, .fence rows,
wood lots, old orchards, and
other places ~are allowed to
harbor rubbish, dead gras**,
weeds-,, etc , a-large number of
weeviis will pas- the winter,
and around such places the
damage a he following vear?i-
ahvavs the g re ate A.
lea- <‘i- t<»
w<»rk s4>f- l ie
and d'-nmio.
LIBERTY DAY.
Saturday, October 12. i- the
four liundreit and twenty-sixth
anniversarv (»f the d.i-ee»verv
* . *
of America. President- Wilson
lias proclaimed it Liberty Day
and requests the citi/eiis' of
every community in the I’nited
Stnt(*s—i-ity, town, and count i y-
side— to celebrate the day
The PiO'-ub nt, in hi- pro
clamation, s ay s t—
“Every day the great prin
ciples for which we {ire fighting
take fresh hold upon our thought
ami purposes and make it
clearer what the end must be
and what we must do to achieve
it-. ••
"Wo now know more cer
tainly than we pve.r knew be
fore why free men hro-Hght the
great Nation aud (h>v< rmiowU
j'ful id
bcliurclms at lioim
national work.
Last Monthly’’tlie conference
- • -i ■
met at the home of Rev. Air ,
E. C. Watson in Blackville. A-
mong those jiresent wt>re Revs^
W. (1 Britton, i>. W. Heckle,
EX’. Watson, <ieo. P. White-,
M. W. llankin, and W. M.
Jones, Secretarv - Treasurer
Chas. A. Jones of the Board* of
Education Was present and
outlined the plans of the $850^
000 campaign that is now lieing
"put over For the Baptist Ool-
leges in this state. Splendid re
sults are being obtained in
other associations, Tlii«» associ
ation is asked for ^ll.SOO. Or
tnereabnut;- Rev. (»eo. 1* White
will have charge ‘.of the work
here. Over in" Notlth/.Carol in ii
tin* Babti-ts ;ire' working- on ;i
campaign 1(0* $1,000,000. ami
Wili*J-:i ; .-e it.
A immg the reports from the
'Hitirelies"were lun n. special in-
ti*re»t; Mr. Wat-on reported
iii.it tlte* Bbiekville chtire'll mi
t!fi'.previoUf-Suutia v had raided
ii.i- sa 1 ;irvlOni' $1500 to S.'sOO.
Mt.- White r£*ported • Ah-at_ the
Bamberg cburcnOuiiiHi w;H
B\RNW€LL COUNTY BOY MADE v TO ALL COTTON-CIPHERS AND
ftSS’T ADJUTANT CENERAL.
SEED DEALERS.
./' r
l>Hdoret»*rv.of l lko. ,it, P m -
. • M }<> r 1 ro t v ary mt protemind edttr n—•» <L
T il -many •frie-uds pf- Hmimv . - •*R. ) ;,. 1' : i-lo* jjfcci i.-hall
--(‘i v will learn with pride «*1 not. rc/i ivje. nnv coinnioditiea .
i- a ppoint im.au *■ as A--i-t;*ht-
i the A«j j U t;i tit- (-leiieraL Tiled 0 f
ilLiwing t lipping wa- tak«
it e?tied in liis..iiceu-e m suct^a
t - - , ,s,v>,X. *
i*- tacilitie- to^-t jii- same,
11 f t-
I a 1:
store-;-on* the
^ lues lay.s i--w»' ol the. gomnd, or in any building, or
Nuw,- and < oiii'ier : pother place m stub a manner
-t.'oltiiiibia, ^ept..»0. -Special : j.thatdamage or waist will teud
(loperuoi* -Manning this after- ho result to such commodities
noon .appointed Isadore l -serv,
df Elko, Barnwell County, as
assistant io Hie adjutant .general offendeis license will certainly
to succeed Major John
Frost, who has a commission
in the United States ariijy..
The- appointment, made on
tlie recommendation of W. W.
Moore, the adjutant general.
.carries the title, of major ail'd
inspector '•geireral of the State
MiliTui, Alnjor INsety is a
graduate, of the Citadel, class
of 1914, and was a cadet lieut*
from weather or other causes.”
If this rule is violated the
s
be revoked.
Further, seed should not Ixj
loaded in cars before the seed is
sold. 'The mills are overcrowded,
with seed and the cars will l>e on
demurrage if not sold.
Rather than violate the rule,
gtnners should . stop ginning.
There i-. much danger to the
Heejl because it is being market-
eiiant in his senior ye; r. He
lias applied for admission into f p| ie farmer mus
the United State's 'army * sey ’own .seed if the gii
eral times, but was refused be-
catest* of [div-ieal dixjualifica-
tions.
CONGRESSMAN BYRNES VISITS
THE WAR ZONE-
paving $15Uii had rais-etl Jtiup
and applied $900 of tiiisTw in
creasing the salary lor the
vent* to$ 1 sOO as well as nmk-
, ('pngrcs-nvin James
Byrnes, of Aiken, ami Repre
sentative Richard S W'hab*y,
of (’Inn ieston, left Washington
several ilavs ago for ;r vi-1r to
the European war /.one. Tbev
g
must p
giiMTer
ed faster than the, mills, eau
handle it
ct liia
cannot.
Yours vej.y' truly,
>X\ f i!]iam Elliott.
"Food /HAdtninistiatjr for
&outh fcJaro lion. - : ■
C^Hmbia, S, (1. Sept 20. IfkiH.
KLINE NEWS ITEMS-
KlinF, S.C.. Sept.,50th.—Mp.
Sprait Rlexieo, of. Bpckbill,
spent !a-t week-eiid liyre witli
relatives. ■ — —
expect to "T)(' gone
late hour/the giie-t- adjoin m.. , .. - .
t . .* . i we love into t xi-icncv, mvauM
to the <|mii!* r room where (ke-
1 ii
• d ■ j..
n*.it ic
-idc 0
f tin*
-IM
• pul'rrrity
wa
V JIT .
- nioii
pi 1 iiiii
1 in no
:.\ than
nt
j.tnh"r ef
*
tie
uiin ar
\ . J u-t
;i slid
rt 'time
w
h’ch -he
r(*c
a 111,
\ u-t ri.
l w'u.,1
t lu*-
III lie -1
—.——
— —y>
"O V 4
■\; i t .i * * 11
(J til'
tnanv
made
lve- N*at
eu
a p* -
”c ri
ler t..
tTrrr
i riiimt
\\
e e;tnHr«
call
1 w-yhrfnl t el’i es|i tnen * - ■ of ermun
and rake were serve*’
About forth- giii-t- enjoved
Mb- R.av - l.o-pitaljtv. Her
.{ittc-i* trliy the
idsotpf* prosent-
uyHE. '
i it gijow s clearer and jtytbiiVr
whyt. Supreme service K t- to
Th* America > privTcgc'.. to
.''.elder to the worhi "
Mrs. M . M. I lolly visited (*o-
lun.fbia hist Thursday.
Mr. Ltpirens Bradley, who is
working in Charleston, spent
iug .the salary for-the Hmiihg''j . . ■'T two-Sooth (arolinians,, t j u , wei.k end with his j arei.ts.
Mi\ and Mrs. Carter and
chiblren. of Bamberg, visited
relatiyejLben-he-t week, r
about v ix
weeks and will visit theTlalian
front, as welt as the front in
ranee.
S
intend to make :i special calRon |
the Ralmetto State troop-where-
TO ALL COUNTY FOOD ADMINjS* ^ver they may Ik* stationed in
TRATORS AND LOCAL REPRE" the war territory in or out of
\ ear.
a SENTATIYES:
the trenches.
()u account (>f the rules of
Subjeo: Fr«M P.m For a.* M.>u _ voluntary censorship it is^not
1 lie i aimed and Hr'cd roods | known what port they sailed
Division wi-lies us to call the from op where the; are sehed-
htten'ion of all C.uintv l*V)od u | iM j :to p in( i
Messrs. Whaley and Byrnes
. were accompanied by Repre-eu-
t.H- Defeiise 1 >ivi-.kn> uh-tin4..h ;il | V( . (j rtl teHUlass, of Virginia.
Unip'd Stiites Armv, a,-kitig our! •
a-si-tatice in eolb'Ctwrg various !
niit pits wliM'h.are e—enual to I
the matiufaetlire of gas mask-,,
. these
Administrators to an appeal do
the Food Administration by the
%
CAPTAIN SIMMS ACCIDENTALLY
INJUARED.
iMfmg :
‘vMirbn-tonos <>r
-eed •
h, Apncot |
i»
ut
Thfk.Manv friends of <-'ni»t
\ ' w- -* - • --i .... *
Harold A. Si mm
THE BOOL WEEVIL
^St tins v\ b'ii--.ii
w i ti/i nil iri \
l i -
minute
by* Mr.
Wi on. Nowr y«mv«A Bulgai iiy
A lt n a -innlar propo-al fuydm
rojected J fpoiif < h,nuany
)V
means'.
stories
in' tlie
e. rrtiiie pit-
<1. PI um pit-
nC. < Mive pit-
f Uat e -et < i -
< 'Tferi v pit-.
No
now servin
: with" the- Fxpeditionju'.v Forces;eti-ui.iig i
in Franee. will learn with »h ep
! regret .of' an ;iceide.nt w hich re.
• Mr. Jtrt'i©—Harley, of ,(k>-
.lurnhia, was licre last week-end.
Messrs. Jasper aiql.. Micah
Jeukinsh ft 'I'nesdM' forC arles-
tonv.wliefr'They will enter Por
ter’- Military Academy.
Mi-s Maude Jvnkins spent
last week in Barpl>erg with In r
sister. ’ \ . .
*
Mr. J, S. Plexico aiidsoii, Bar
nard, yi-ite * relatives in Mock-
hill recently. x
Mr. R. M. llarri-on has en
tered \Vo nd '(’(dirge for the
I>r. J. It. B«».ldridge of W(*o<l-
riiff, S. c 1 . will preach at t-bo*
war
a- to- 1 (It.Tiiiin discontent i
(.*' • - -
in w;ir, ■ mutinies, among tieiV. .
man 'iiilni'a.n.1 s..l,l^rs. Iiiui^vr i '""1°" '"'f IPVf *. "•
aruti-ucr lo ni-cii.-- fui. iJie < ■ i v i 1 |w>|>u!ati„il‘, -ihil ! """ ai, ‘ 1 7
Idle-' two (db:- Were bi
wvre hot a tli^lftemts (i e r m an TtT(tigiiatioi74.^ au(1 "^ fownmnThs R.'bk w 40 ; aide to conservt
of (Jenna 11 (j^dicit v, 1 die 1 ; 1 * * : .•»in-t the win We .ift/ti.nni,L -aid tli.it he wtmliln t“\ote Jm'-Htfing lookerUal t<*r
t‘
horn
* 111 refi t4;- * t r.ri - e - - *;t -f in wtiy. • w<
do t!< r fittel; ace negotiation-; rumor of this nature was
t h’nnaoN ha- , w.on tiyu’e- -1 >v. 1 (ierman
. 1 he tiew;7gJ/Jjp-1 week tom o- .\<rsappr-i 1 eo ild .ne uru.!-
V^OLixicaii trilie basal- which' —tHmld Tnd a more ready
ieadv//ff'iu'lieii the. fields ofj rooon-e \ldui tide |)t ivii«‘ge ol
1 luiphweii (‘omit v. So tar th t as^-i-titig in the -< v *.u ri fig o
i- interesting,- lmt wh-tui. Nv«- | nratet iai mre--anXti' t^urix-afet v
* gather le-Mlren a half Crop of l.ofi-nr -olde r-.
11 oir-Hitdilei •». hoteix N w am"
*j.ot:iej* con-1 iihers, ' who mayNju)
fliese' pit-. ;rh
>y the IT*
-tiltedm breaking lu- -hrujider,. , r ,, . , t
• ... ... * , bapli-t c! nreii next Sutldav
< apt. Simm- was • n,]d-red ' - , ,
, , • * morning. October Oth, Dr. l»*4d-
wlnie making a visit on ;i
l
motoiwelefo lii-'-Luut.lu‘r-.tn-lavv. i
, , UtTd* I- lie tlUSl)l«'( S o
. who- 1- ,*H-<v 1
' . , , j J list
wltd 1 lie light mg, lire* - in Fr;uico
^ ‘ .. • . t 1 1 e
i 'al»1 ,
1
niTo, ! of ' - tably/i •*;
tin*
ridge i- coming 10 Barnwell
the Bap-
Yon ng P* <ind - l'.nion'. All
people *»f tlie town artg- in
vited to attend the preaching
-' fv 1 *•• jn*xt Sundav. It is
re trf thtllmr S(>rd haHTieen to , , , , ,
. ■ v . , ,‘1 c < inlerilv hoped that a hirge
er^'.ate a t re.membms rij-b of , .,, ! , »
•eed, id I ill L'. J ill uvkld-.-- Abux-ed. - U o
crowd will come
ant to hear
1 inst the wat. We afterwatu-sJ. . ,
.lii-oveSir ilia* «, -h an ,t I vci v | '."nManv mhhII <t.-w* (•«.>.: an,I il,KU. ul |-_A,baU,i
man trdopsHwtv'ided his* l mi- .trillion, through tin* /late an*
! gre-sionaT/ Dj.-tri< t. We will : count \
t vbl indhA:aJreadv have
tin-
•♦dd tbev -can handle..'and a
cou-tdaot rtisdi of -old create-
'tlie tpe—age that Dr. Boldtidgo
lia- torn-. .
M t -. Slntter, Sta f e Organizer
f
origin t.» lull ns mto a
peaciypro{Mi-ads tTialL*" 'by her false security. When it d*ome- <
at mf* -. and . in peace ppopo-al- t,> telling-bplicy.tih:.** falstdmdds. !
#w»* face mot e <Ia ligei - t imH on '.in- Oeiaudh T-""// pa-t mtistor in. y, -"‘ ! '•
. r, J. r , ‘. I hi lb-ill
/
orgauizatrnnsj -tionid ,
lrt\e to f.-.ee-t-be t;ict-. — HiiUifet.lie ent ire weigh t of.it - a--
Ot>r cotton production will ng . -i-t aneo »-to ai*l tin*. R( d .( ro--.
Sliipping nrt r'u'd ion- will lie
«iv*.ii l»v i'/n-nt. W.AI, Jack-o i.
i S>,. N w York, N . Y .
- a- good .‘i - • t! ■ e he-t. \\ • have . . Ydur- verv tr’iilv. ..
* < j in re.-
Ap re i.y redn<s *1^1 Ui, 1 - .w i.|.l be a
e--l 11 e AdiLU-Ldl.l-e for 11-
, . ! eld of.battle, T’eaee *!oe- ijn- art. The time for re 1 axati.« 11!V 1 * 1 “ 1 n --Hh»7‘ >; f‘’ r r -- .- .given
im • ea tiVe satire to (ivi- \CdTeotne when-om' tnoiiry *\viii ! **'*7 ' Jt ^ v ° 1! 'U • ; r?'(1 - liivW
m-aii to o 'i* aliie-. hi l.-.ct haveMmtjghf (lie Liberty Bonds '** ;i-good a-d ^'“'t- W hav**
m in .■■ tiie wVda.-.u-ed betwbeu atwPTWwr IriMring'Stamps mailed J' 1 '7" 1
lj[0irti-i,( de tiatiniis . • iiidui ajiy-^dcri Ii 11a le.'O tin- l\ai-<*r’s down- ''' ^ ' 1 ” ' f '
thing-to JdTimmy. Hi’at najjrfn trill, and wiien w e ha^'e furtri-li-
< f ' errt 1 tdei’® ..
:A,otP ib iba 1 *(• 1. W.
-o
it 111
ess* ed t
men . to mai/ch ove
ha- J h i n proven
a lid t'oisworp m.
cannot he Marino'od m
sUitenn'lit- tiiat may he made nothing would he more useful
by * her. Hire .-till uses the words to the Ixaisers dream of world
will raise ^rvotpAobacc >. \\, F»*»wi .\• 11 fi. n.i
al-o Vmve -od tint will produ v (riio ina
oluinbiu,
bow
the i.11 jrirys-iou that / tin
thill- are'dioNmiving.
A't $72.00 p<Kt m it
i - 1 N- .
a very large amuUnJ 01 moic;v
. I to li mi lice ihe seed* a in! 11: *
.mill- arc n/»t . pfep ii-od tiV
f-'i* -11 Hi la rge ijm-rd t
Hairy jf;filler- loading
rr
oil -for the Worn niri Idhertv E van
& * , •
Hommi'tee v.dl Ire in Barnwell"
’1 hui.-ibiy . < ►ciiibit . tiie . tnird:
?sVfe xv jit •
h >u-(‘ at 4
a good grade of .ncanuts- Of ("..iioid
•U' 1 din hi j'/llio-tt- . ... ... -
» ■ , I se< n ii'om 1 heir gin > into
-tratoHur Nvutli , f • , ,
v , t.ne ca r- without h;r : ng t lie/ -eed
-old. This is bad and sliould be
iernumv-rihe !Iindenburg-4i,i(ril into P,er--.p roM ." n u, ‘ m.iP'trtrrmi how-to ,
in nnv 1 Im. Tlie allied leaders see that ! faw these crops ffmit'those who
that"are sacred to honorable
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nations, but which to 1km*" are
dominion than to lull us into
false security. There vvas in the
West once a saying that “tlie
dnly good Indian Was a dead
Indian”, but it is striking that
meaningless, save'." as tr;ips to
catch the unwary. The aided
leaders- see that safety can come
ouly when their armies can en- the only > good Kaiser and Ger-
force a dictated peace, x . many wilt 4>e a (lefeated Ger-
Tlie allied nations are .rcbw many. We do net propose to
in danger <of believing that the take Germany’s Word for it,
war wdH soon be over, and jv but will see it witB oup own
have succeeded. The decrease .
of tin* stock indu-trv in the
west will maktx stock raising 1
(’. Sept. 14, 191S, 1
OWENS-STILL '
A marriage of eo'n-iderablc 1
nvter**-t,’wa- that of Mi-- Agios
i Owens to Mr. Milton Still' on
Thursday of last week, which
that yon u-e all
e::k- {It till Court
P. M .#- Tbo local
pa V- "corn mitt* * ..he’ tie." ; 11111
v iiiiM o \\'u k< r-{in e.xpecTid to
j-r -H);t. -All ; 1:<*' people ate
invited tu t-nme out and Rear
Air- Mat{'"r- oti tin* imix.rtant
work o- the-. Fourth Libert.v
J..* i.iti. * - <
M r-./H ‘ J, < ’roue’i will show
.., n (li„i,o , . .-i i uiiMiin 01 ia-i \>eetv, wuicu
ptotitable here. 1 he dairving , , - , * . . g..
industry is an umvork.d field 'gk place n. thty odice o( tne
witlvils. TlR.-cniinin.. industry ' 'l lhe . ( m> T ,re
i fixing tlteir efforts, in spite of j eves, Cermany Lias thrown- Cotton. Liberal a.Lv,.net - ami Their friends wish f
recent fftlied successes ^he Ger- away the confidence that. K»s eicjiert handling by lVx co A mU h happiness in thei
mans do not consider. Ahem- reposed in her by other nations. I Bittey nSaVsanuah, Ga. ’ ilile. * — .
is one that can he brouhht near
er to the producer. T'lie boll
weevil will knock out the uuiu-
telligent farmer, while be wi)l
Ivelp Hie ma4T whqN believes in
diversified farminsf-
of shine oLfheir friends ami n
datives, Judge Snelling officiat
ing- H
Mi?s (Iwee/x^ t lie * daughter
of Mr. Klmore Owens of Ellen-
ton, and Mcv-Xtid is a vonng
farmer of Barnwell County.
or them
their future
-mppet!.
A\ * •u rge
ymir olhdts to stop.,1 he rii-hyd th* luiujug^. picture- at -Kline
-eed to tlie raiirkel :is oth.'rwi-e t (U1 -Ki-'kiuy night '(Dtob* r 4th.
tlie -eed will beat atm re-mt in in-tead of•T'lru’rsdav night Octo-
S'ujniy.to the faniK-r. . " Heer tin tliinl.
Ihtgtse. also urge farmers
houl theill back from+4m- mills, i N| V - ginM ^
Many mills have meal for sale
now, .-whereas in tlie spring the
meal will be short.
The suggestions in tliis-bidle-'
tin are most important.
Youre verv truly, ’
William Elliott.
ump n d the medical department
of tlie College of Charleston ; she
will also tase a cour-e iii Red
Cross work while she is a stu
dent there. - r-p
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Jblm Sims has returned to the
Footl Administrator for. Universityripf South :CJtro)ina T
South Carolina. ./ | where he will iWeive hia diplo-
Columbia, S. C’. f Sej>t. *20, 1918.; nja in law the coming year,
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