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. ■ . \ t ) r I y .1 I ;T~ X \ O //’ i ; y * ■ t a//'- mmami ■ > ‘ .; v vtf' v T SIXTY SEVENTH YEAR ESTABLISHED 1852 SIXTY SEVENTH YEAR /■ VOL. I.XVII BARNWELL, S. C., THURSDAY,. OCTOBER Si. UHl ‘ v ■: NO. 2. -C-_" THE WEEK IN WAR. ' Another “Rcuial” in Which the Al- . U-'. Win -'I he Most Skillful ' Retreat in History. i v diouVi borrow a term. Trow- ’ 1 > prize ring,wexaa sum rp week on the battle fronts i. being the round of the allies. Our American way of looking at things is to regard the German tits an inferior fighting man, but i ■ if practice makes perfect then The German should have some-- to show the training of the past 5Q Teats. Military ex- perts agree that from a purely military standpoint the with- drawal of the large German forces to their present lines is one of .the most skilful retreats - m history. This shoultl lie seen from two standpoints. The al lies held the supremacy in numbers, and time and again seemed likely to reap a victory that would crush some German army as Allenby crushed his foes in Palestine, but the Ger mans were as slippery as eels. We have alsur heard a great deal ■■ A LETTET TO THE MAYORS OF CITIES. My Dear Sir: 1 His Excellency, the Governor, has seen proper to issue"'a proc lamation calling on the citizens of the State to obsedve Satur day, November 2nd, .1918, as Fire Prevention Day, a copy of same is.inclosed for your infor mation and we ask your careful consideration,,of the facts men- ttoned therein. Will you cooperate in this ^ S’ very important matter by hav ing the governor’s proclama tion printed in all of the^riews- papers of your county, giving it ah the publicity possible, so that the message friay reach and receive the attention of every citizen of our state. The annual loss to the people of our nation by fire is approxi mately $250,000,000, or nearly equivalent to the’ interest^ on $6,000,000,000 of Liberty 1)3n.ds. A large proportion of this lots may be: prevented by: 1. .Arthorough cleaning dp of TO THE PATRONS OF THE r PUBLIC SCHOOL. Acting oil the advice of the ’ocal physicians itnu manM p;t; fills, your s'lpeTinte+Kloni aiid tru~t«-es him decided not toe-pen the school on lii'Xt M»>ndiv t No vember dth, but may tfeuide to open buTim* tin 1 following M•>n- day, of which due notice will !>*■ LETTER FROM OVERSEAS. BLACKVILLE YOONC LADY RECEIVES REMINDING BOOKS AND THINGS—YES? (By DuBois.) , ' Over at the Ckurt House the T he- b•!i-»wiiig 'l.* tiei‘ f \v;i> re- record books in the'Clerk's uf- (‘eivt d bv'Mi"- Az*‘l - of Blackvi it-, from one* *4 Imt —* * - >> RED CROSS DEPARTMENT. given. .A . Rufus Morgan, .7— ‘ Supt. Th'os. M. Boulwaie, Harry 1). Callionn, ■ A»r*D. Connor, Trustees. Then* Yvill be services at the BaniweR.Baptist church Sunday night 2d Nov., beginning at 8.30 , . . . . premises, removal ot trash of the internal conditions ot tfcu^ .*! , , • 4*-^7u and rubbish trom lawns and (.erman people as atlecting the. spirit of The soldiers, but dis cipline held them and , saved them. In_spite of skilful- re treats they are retreating on all [ fronts, and-not advancing. In i ! I'i♦ * I If (1 y.'i»" hit* (sone to ■ i a ml t < ii so - mm • | s no* * work l » V ", 1 .";” 1 ’ IJce are being re-bound. The orem Mt»y. that one n lost --n- T - writer \swuid.JstDf bhavtf known in u \ ing to .fiml lire lipid of its g; "• anything.about this had it not I;,: - • fi-rig 1 m* ,r.ing 111 Ml v 1M " x ' " , ' been that his curiosity lead him I b* ie i- one vvoid that is the Jsoine.w li'ei f m r ranee. Mv.1 )uir Erie mi As 1 have iu*Lluff'd from v<>u to ask Mr. Duncan who thg' U( -h." 1 ' °1 ii- wonder/nl ills- lady and gentlemen were/he-had ' l <r n'd-.f \t<u d,jSer\ ice ; ^ M-ii. uotaW’t K; f ^ I 11 IN’ i P»1 IM iim-tfWW ' ' tt . ’ ,1^ » tl‘11. lUKMTt I 1 r r» ntu 9 ** rt U i™ ? n., l .hv,; i try^rtn |- 1 u. Urop you a -ly-r. iim-to if ^ard .the Court House. Ul( ; I can Bear from a^ain. You ¥ r f Duncan replied that they Tim two at” cl.welv !)' nice can know that a man --\vr licl^ f tos. s ; vvefe M.r. and Mrs. Et'aw and attie,d ihi> m«t. : d nfbma all of his lifo when heTaiD to gt-i j- they were re-binding the office -taml h’.r |> 0 th. iii'all from tir0>NS. A. 4 dmi’t j-books £md making U good ioh of—Unc- ‘nr oin- ~TaftTiful Red mean'that hf* g.-t- killed but his , it. \ ^ Gross workers -aid to us re- spirit dn-s in him, ^letters | The word re-bind brings to ventlv, ‘'*S.ervi€T**"U iItp scul of tiiis necessary. Aptrmies of hostile incendiaries "threaten in many parts of the country, causing esntuction of needed supplies of foodstuffs and other vital staples. These fires will strike at the foundation of national power and wealth by the elim ination of resources. Fire causes enormous direct destruction of cotton, lumber, grain and other foodstuffs* as well as a large variety of other materials essential to the prose cution of the war. Fire cripples 1 1 productive industry engaged Syria, On.-Allenby hag-captur-^ T.ixj ' : f up»» war-wdera lu a famwiul- ,.«! the citv of Aleppo, yyhich « #ny . are ^ elect . ,V * pUt ‘J“ W ?>’ extent than is generally re- . . .. ., . . good order before the cold. onlv six mih*s from the import- , - ., ..... anzeu. ant railroad junction tfiat feeds i weal el Se ' S in * ^ a , \ While causing a vast impair- the Turkish troops in Mesopo tamia. On the western front the allied armies are applying ... , ,, .. u -.u .u scraps trom Oosets, juner sell-]^ al , i.., ni at»ri-»llv lessened if pressure everywhere with the,. 1 , an maieuaii> lesstntu n . • fing them to the junk dva.er or , u ,,,511 um nurt to . result that increasing areas nr , . ~ - eacn <-iu/tn win no nis pari 10 I”rimer mrd Brlgiu^ Uil nl - liJ a rt ^ : ‘ l \' a)I J n , wards seidng thaf,pref..auUonfe a., ..n:,.,. SolUC location wheie they i.ia'N ' me;rsures W re ndonted for * 'lib r. m Drt-achiri.' "by Dr- W M. all wc li»>c tu clicc. u» ^ jmind other words beginning l ' lf ' W Cross, it \y«- lor Joue-oi W.illiston, S. (J - ? 1. with “ re '" for repaint. - il «"».* “"<• U— :— • M.c. A., but^hrj don t lia^e Down -p urkev (.-^ Hill a -lit-i . »ur wnumk-il iervation ol.our resources more. Hn.thu.o %u.„tr.o« »»!«.. ,„. s ,, .... si'-tr so'di.-i- Ki,>i at bam yards, such as leaves, dry grass, paper and scraps of every description, then, keep ing clean. *2."“By a careful' examTmiiron of.every chimney andAlue.—HF v We 11, ai e Ita.clc from the lines for a rest now ; we have been up and had good su.cessso far. Gee! InU the brave Amer ican boys are giving .Jerry, the , v '-v *r * Germans, n tigbl time tv^w. I l thiitk-'we \\ ill soon make him so»ry he ever started to win the world with bi- great word might because \«>it know that tin* l>ibh: and tie w«y one linde Mr. Prieee' '‘' K . rn>. <h« „« _ , ,l ., , i time, now that our country is shop, and there things can be , repainted. On Back toward |„. al . ts „ f town from there is situated Mr. W onu n that broirvln t„e Rcl Holland’s blacksmith shop and Gross into being,Is at work at that place a-fellow ean get a todijiy iit every city ami town and wheel re-tired or a horse - re- every remote country neighbor- shod. Over in Orangeburg is hood. an establishment that re-blocks Her vice to <>nr sick, be they, old hats. Also there are two Oy'h or poor, old—or young, teaches us. that • rigfrtepusm‘>s . . , , » ,, , hlaek or whit*- thoe atm .-kit ... • 1 . I f- 1 ; places in town* where' toothless . n . » lM > ,lrw tni ‘ comes before might and Gud is , , dren r*l the K* d tW f..r ..ghtcou-nc ..f w>,„,,;,,,iv,. an-i m JVrry ltadlH it. r >1jw toothed." And so IT goes; all 1 think. every way. The Relief Goininitte<‘s, so is proper protection under all ment in America’s fighting ef- heaters and stoves.. :4* 'Remove a.B rags arnl liciency, fire loss is, in main, Unnecessary. Th?r along life's range places ate set f.,r,„e<l in Barnwell, have ^ ,hh t *1 c ,h inticiij ^ y j . P , ^ ^ ^ in tiiree days madu ttml sent. last, night of whiclv talk«d like' and" if corned in migTityliantfy to "out soup and delivered milk lie wished 1«> -i »• tb<- whole world be able to get all fixed over.. and eggs to over ?(f~ sufii-rersw g<*t lik<- ffire G. Rt GUris-tium j of course you refnember the the greatest number being ity. II* 1 said that tlie- world story of the man from way oft colored people, would never have peace until SO mewhere who went down lfitp i his work was begun-on the ht»t • yet. people deeded tu live a f‘ ; . r ! Klorida long' vears ago and -it 11 ' ol 'let.'and i hfe, and you know I agree with , ooked jn yaln fof tho ri IliUjOw-ix-d. but with Ke.1 "eternaMjouth.” He wanted to ,r ‘* ss h ^^v'n their hands the women o| Mjie sevei al-C omimt- him. Mv, inv, but the Aimuivan reMored to the allies. * w,llv ' — measures are adopttni for- his R is- on the diplomatic rather not sta ^ a !nv 1,1 caSl ' oKSI ' ,,n " j premises. Th'e burning of Vour Hum the military side that the tam ‘ ous mniioxu -- , ^ [property through negligence or --4,'Remove Najl 5 oils, gamine, may.not only cause kerosene and grease*-to some lo-, yoll j 0PS and ineon t en ienee, bub ,-ation that will lie least dangei-^j ie y ire nia y spread to your { WV.-ll, a ~l.Trarcr interest: ^ Was—fnrtrrsdnnl ile’.ring week. Germany has -41 Tefnited her v.S>rd so man:. J : mes tn til any request from he* for peace is regarded with siiieion. So widespread is this o ru t of hiw i util iiV nunv ..oldie, i M ,rai?cd over lu re rcve,;t>e rejuvenated. Had. he lived R . ( . s , > o ga nbtG 4 u,ce'to djstri- i*vl)utlv savs that we are •” this d<i\ he? could h«i\e gotten ini.ch liTfdid nourisliinent. God s counti v and our nmtto G, 1 re-bound, re-painted, re-shod q4 > ^rtUfd -*! >e.s to omei propel t\. ■- . neighbor's property also.. Fire | \vilt\rl<T ruly hope t>> boai •>. Foi sti ling waste that has\ prevention, therefore, becomes .fb’inynu^r.eai si»on. 1*11 every-. lx*en used To clean.the a' Jb'imo.- ' 1>* <]\ if tJo v ka,v.e fi i.^T^ver. ^* xe ^ °, vcr Lhan it. . iff to work *• tteTtr-nnor bust: 15 Some prordr-- and M re-toothcd/* thereby goin^r rogeityrr' very iTUriir-dlv ^trarer- say that we ouylit t.o learn to ; on his way singing “Allelujah,” found many/ able and willing speak! reueli vliile we are ov r anR “walking-the-dog” forever -women.of ii»e town to help,- and Be re, but I .dob t tlftuk we nei d anc i a day,. f o!ii v a few who are inliitlerent. to spi ak - l ivnch bemuse, we.,—It ^eems to bcmtieh easier for ^ 1 TuTu-ve cue work goes on “God’s • Foot i Stool” (as Mr. Darlington says) to have things on the/ outside :C jjan)>M-cd it it. Berlin.-\\illYyeV ih c' inhabitant* of “God's• KootA* 1 ' 1 '"'vnivs more known - ; i' geitTiig «l:• i k. 4 r , “( verv worn in in town will,^ a (juai 'rw - in bot h liur is tn i.^coiivi -' ion a patriotic duty of every citizen* ii.Te and otb ■: imn-hin**! \. use a. -j:j Ul v ,operaiiun of news pliers,' i , metal ean or box in the Yard, aKd ; . •• aya.y f.rt^n ;m^ buihling.—.—1—- n 'Ww'Ts'TTti.niat .•■render - s j 11 oil ell u: The ’oTTv ahsv.er for her. *.• * whole situation is full oi the .Kigns that -Gcrhitiny will. ■fie best peace fcw*** Guu .-lie !l ran get. , j’he national go.viuai-: te'Ciilitf.'Got nnt.tv claims tu b vve ik * Keep matches ill a motel civic bodies, .and \particularly ~^t; vvt sv-teir.?. will i oetributw liiux. wiiervu i h«*v file • from- the children and the rats t safety matches exclusively, ; bio/ t - Beloiv puy.'et fu^[y v to' t n is curd. - The an- ( ' n ( ; '**'”* hual ) s lire tu ihe Stfit'e’ -..-V South carufina is aparoxitcate- i. tieiore retiring tJiim!:—have. 1 4l dng that is neees; j iy ope millionf, two hundred and * i ii fly thousand’dollars, everv ■ j ' In \TtAv of the importance of <i01 ‘° the matter, and 'us a means of mvep a-^ larger representation V. rv< y>"' !p, ‘ Dntt is ikne : -c;.it ?v : arising our, citizens to the safeguard the lives of my fairi- * i* .-/-Ox- e peiip.e. Th<* annoum-Mmeiit l-s made that , i artedd n if, ire ,. . , j magniUKle ot trie fire waste and 111oi ; ' >t,)1K>t 'yd induce t]iern to TaRtT mori? inters “every wontiii wi*-h to serve. I lu* Director <*f W oman s .... , . . , ^Yvork of tin- lb*d f.'i'y-n Ghapter over the heart.knu soul mecnan-,. •, r >, , ,« . . • . • tciD or- tnat the Urge allotment v y ‘ I’.' igjan < i.i? 111,• 11" tor GhU» 1 w-il| wdeh love and prey - ^ fill you not ponder tlm wards , j r» tt ha^ bee ra<vf.p:,4 ^ lu n fur 11,» -to yy rile bill wTvb o Yva i lift* !**!•■-r?> T (> !*H - a -v.utii victorv M ' s uuy.7eTY'-- \ ; T qr -. frganize, re-vivify and re- The Brai c'o.s," nnd the portion i i i.i-1 ; . 1 > ; i Gc. A !u:.;, \h A T fpent?: Sel( analysis iv a dis- ITfi tor D inwetl eatkdior*# ■ ctiuh gin-; • ihirg. .md-. yet Tier* prompiiy, it will all iiq rrady^ x V: MIR FAX RED GROSS'WORK. 1* aiHayy •kjibgitkfmrtlTi .-fJ-mU- goc- iy ip" - eia~- * • "t -V .* v a . , l 1 illliwCinTI’;'' It l helpful if the spirit of humility l‘>- ic*tiirn o IR-adquait< rs ort •, iexists,. Ii would-Meercmlhat after \ r jxll'this .matter of dbin^r right is . V\ bu'it y. r any of the Bratudies.. net j mu — I in ddie beginning If matter of ut !1; 'd ( ro-m'bapter have i G..n of piMi-e' nundX Those who havT" eone ‘I" 11 ' ^ w YVarns of he-cbi-.t- ivd ! hi; ...v ,!| (- lr ■ that - llievi- wish i-i deep ini urgiraI Uiu-sing;-'.'. ii llie other bran cl ih- ot ' 11 ; ,, ’ vr : poYver of rHimi over mattor-wiir • It hiiiitary IkcuI hasMysigm-> in fhc.snldrv! oFfire nrevcm--Tm| !1 \g- ,■1. I, - /k:., t.;r ,.:s that ;' : 4 4m;! iTddvd t iCiV;1' v|!. 1 dlitarrppwm* i * Ixmtg i nRydi- * 1 *.-• a ( T ; 1 NV, “ l ' a ! a *’* 0 - ; t -r of the Staleyby virtue oftbje (;*■• ,v lr - trtf arTtm itie c.\i!. ATtroim ol iim* *' riV llr r .£}. *' !>l|>1 ^ 11 • .authority -k,r>im' ■ ve.-ted. -.d' : Fee, ,\ -braneb • d, iii-.; lfT telj you tliat\ia titrTT iuata y\jjRTen • i+|» mi. tiii- column, we yy ill. lake nriat pleasure in "teat heoi^yis Si**, aiying: min be-: attention ;: to ide' enough. 11; The mind caii sm-’n ,. * aatDfnatic'all-v • d i nvt, 1 fHV . / r'-uiainiTiu-ations They the fpot-''lmiiM be sen! T.* u- i i"4ast «f la tithe s'gus of a.cmiviciion *.f del\‘:rr;hj4 • enuany is ihc i iimor- thatl th u-boats' ha\ t i been y r- ♦ cw cT id. ..cec-e * opera! i- . * d jc'lurn Tb their, home prlc.; . G’ci-man hale has been nqwh q-e .so u videid as -its v Y>! '• dec’ >V .; ion C ‘.-f ; l Hi of ]h’.q, Cil; \vii:eh had no tnHilary \ due. ►f • id . of. !.i .uai YVcc- \vi ’is • o da* :. c, ;; ! ./ IO < •'}(, , \V , ,v al >lnt/lY d -il'to /sot! IT;- v w.,sli tu de. MTte Gerni-.t: uhiir whs ijo'i rtvike the mifrendmv.Tc lerrit rv 1 *. '. • - yy . , \ * • "a barre'h (ieciei’t. T he iuYvns, . ' :v;. * r i i!Ui nontY* -ut _rme ve.-:en, -m fi-mriax r m*ane!i-d< - i*i* -. t* x'TkiH >t most, certainly can, by du m j ire* ah!-ip a ifie publi- buv, c.e^n, and * iryTuM^Ts-, d^Aoata inirt proclaim"' TG''iTTFn ^TutlV limufTy—flfiitt i-'ulbvl jii' the way/i-Gwar mate-.'[ r:[ ( uv ^f^ November *!,19i'4, ?is i idin iw . advice of the Mot-,* FHhat.go to rmike Up a life. .. f civ! by tarmiuyC-ii'Cimig. tin* 'xnUoit ai^l urge Llia|ii«"k'we wmikh have ceiTWiV eveVy one.cairiF~^ r wiil '!^ ©f ■ . ,.um, thi-TWv ali _cd izens Tin- v"^ } " HW'i wakipo the, ike blast*-r vc**: ktnan ami Ho ail ' V(,|K -^" : " h.''"'" 1 glTrancb Am r. lilTkis (i/pailnVemt can he'-of- . tain/to you in any yiariic- . g -11 mm ml us. t’our's rpX\' trul 7. V A. Mcywaih, ; Gicurerh.ee G ■uTTnissiouer. sue t theii gee.-dual a! lent ton rope-i iy and ghr p ‘d’hI'jTJea 1;.Ires4ng-. [the, ^-bindfpg of /he' Uttered l } 1 „ ' iV : 1 ; :V 1_ :*ix-il.-gr- i)y mg. w-M-bir*.'L 1 . c<j.yrs -1\ life’s * n-’jok.* That' •which canneNre eoyored up can \\h 11. 1 buicM n, io rfe oi' -Soiitu ( a.veeii-t've L>e;• c : o+»l, rtu RrocTamat i'H!. at: itmvri therefibm of all rubblsh'Ki " T y? ^ \ i «l * . * ) u;d'b.‘k.r,is; th*iU£hlmueys,'tlui s ' : "4 heating apla:ratffs bi‘ y-rt in • ! ' k imm*. i i' A >\ del r tiau tic L- *vc.i city i<;c pc’ a. i. lue co-Cj.’ci*u«.* >n ol ii <:ei.s in navi it' nuiyor o, each iv lrCiKa.irviT.'ofi t l 111 V> i i 1 * * 1 I HI Y F um .-.iirry. .MtgusJ c ■ ’ ' i h . tr ;.' ob , ^ I.,*•« 1 id t' aini r- *d 1 I andage- : *from . . y, •, . *' • —■ •. •I 1 < • • e 11 * j *• t, t 4 .• • • ■ j * e , . I <d lot* a; tie .x *,J ve. at- c- ( 1111 sjreitjon of ,. , »ur country has the menace o however, recentlv'' taken have-h r!i ' / _ > " v irlt {i i( -n' scs in ! 1 ' " fM no .time' in the history of ■ i( *.‘:;)ecii\.e rnunif.ia.bfck’s, to* the ’ md that the numbei for tile fork* winy By!y’ ut. be torn hY\ay and that YYrhich can Kb ucnher’ t^Yn away nor ca.vereu. up can he 'ITsse>lyei 1 in dm 4cid <'J sb'Tu .fma'’ yulnes.v. t>. 1 r c - . And now ..Jins conver>ati■•■n vV.it CMi o-To" a' close by si at ihc im11 in i -t a ay; I yvya. K . 4 Fn.ji (I 11| <J :K" t 'a4ottTiTem- fb d’^t^u.wsa.vs tliiit r$ ■ chji- p co^ Ad^reAiry-.n Advise* Oak d*r.ers to £s v „ S:cd for Next ...Year’s Pl-.ntirg. <Ae rm^ns v. iaqa ". been s-urremlereil untouched! b\ oeen greater and the pre- j- Their destroying hand. They-j Allied commanders. —T'hey Yvil! I Seem to realize tlrat sooner or remember, how Germany has rc- [ later they/must ansYver for their i yarded its* former, solemn Ilc;i- iniyieeds, and they are trying ' «s' raps of paper, and will to make friends for' themselves if against-the ip-day of' j udgment. The present status of peace is 1 that President Wilsojn has trans mitted to the. Allies Germany’s request for an* armistice. ^As Germany -still has on the west- this is a purely military phase,' •itfl terms will be decided by the rr*i > - take such security in strategi* -positions and safeguarding of Germaif armies as to make the armistice a genuipe'peace. Bqt it should be borne mind that ern front about two million sol (liers who can still fight/. macaber lessened ’ aTrrGttre therefrom checked. In testimony whmTof l havt of fires ! c m-i, Ibt-jiMl.. v ... - „ . j us . so far ^[possible Gt he: Id^uftF y ‘^ r ' 111 -V— -yT^dics.^c^Mi.uv , uyoirl 1 re-ctdiv-v^tW. r hereuntQ. set my caused the great h:\ii<l and lli-e c. Rot mo lit uv . -. \ I beM wcjv ' tuimi’ed fn little li»'S of tintc'. . f • • A ( >urwork ■i • (•*'». y\ nil Mi" Virginia'Durant, S tii | ut Ip al, pairbix jS. mused tlie great seal;, of ihr ; 'oiiicwlcit tis it*Yva- d'.ccVTr. t*vi lVs:- 4 -Gcnr>*‘i:\ aii v cr !■ -ivgjtby. ! 0 ‘ yiat*' ol .South Carolina to l>e| Wo^k uiiu-k ihe :i :<•* lit , "rd*’r "f the d;tyNeV<--rai A. R. , v ‘ tffived al (-olunibia on this, the I y^tem. thin'- htid t«» be arnnigcd J G.■ • Ltufics and .lr *-. ; q , ' ( ’kt , d. _ a Cginy ’>ia • - q for the pr» ittif tlon r ii'-xt .ykiv/s. foo.d crop. 1 —-.--This i<* Import an. ahtt-4s= t!io good Ad ninisirnrioiiNv Whilo.. tho prodiH'+km 'of <*?ed will tv h- 1 o.'out ncnit;*] this year, larjfe or* dp*rs fpr xMpyHuble s*wds have bMB ■ Vp'rovd by foreign eoheerns^for export iiroptuin. coiimri**?; which formor* tve hee.n exporter* of vecetabl*. *o the' T'nlttnl States. Aa :Trd day of October,-in the vear- hefore tl.i^ 1 signal jo “g<> ajto*ul j." patch 4 of c*»ttQu^ .r« n!:/ii»g a result of this, the supply will not »f our Lord nineteen hundred tf>u ^ giYmn. \\'r are verve tew .di'llar- ! :b - R- d Cp-" eweat #m»u&h to moot -hW and eighteen. , f miich in need of ‘.'Seven Lc iofie 4Great Seal). Richard I.. Manning, VV. Banks Dove r ' G^yc.y^. Secretary of State. y j. ] Boms or a tiirdoFl»o^ to enable us to get ouf allotmeatln full time. V • • ... The Fair ax Branch *v. ” ready for Service*- * PrW* will hljjh. and fft© w . pri*'** and shortage of supply A l*i>c»*« yyIio - ill,em|er* *l on bring tnany Inferior seed'on the the Westqro frailt evplnine* 1 that il-et. To overcome this difficulty It I© lit* waiReiF to g‘‘i hack toConey **TJ necessary that every Islaml where he used to 1^ «0>1* part and sav. seed for v* • , year’* planting. -7 *'. ua.ter. r-r,