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Jmm ; fc. MurwsLL UMTnrxL, babrwxll, a. a ttbc Barnwell Sentinel, f i / been derelict in an imperative K, Owned and Putdislnd Every Thursday / jf THE NEW SENTINEL PUBLISH- • ■! ING COMPANY / ■ ' L , ’ / ‘ { —at— / ... . / ; • . • BAUNAV’KLL, ' . ’ OKAS. 0aRR"1X Sl»M8. - Prewiitent Jno. K. Skci.uno, Scc.-Treas. and (uuj- ernl Manager. and patriotic duty. It is as' Bernard Baruch, chairman of the Var industries board, has well.said: “This is no time, to let thought of peace interfere with work for war!’' -—Atlanta Constitution. * Rev. C. W. Smith Diea of Pneu monia Following An At- tack of the “Fb.",t Fairfax. S. C* Oct. 29.—-The /hearts of the people/ of our lit tle town were touched in a most known on last Friday evening rthat the’Rev. C, W. Smith, pas-. 5 ' f w. < • * t *- I* f I |T*v i I n i 4 > S t ' . p • I P ! jt dr-' € jt M ■ H W. M. JONES. Editor , PHAROAH’S DREAM. The old story of the dream tor of the Baptist church of Siitered aa second caskmailmatter Feb ruary 14. l905rRnhf r PaptnftirPRt Barn- " well, S. C., muter t he Act of Congress of March 3. 187ft.’ . • . A*' ' 1 that came to the Egyptian king Fairfax, had succumbed td pncu-. in which he saw the seven lean monia following an attack of cows come up from the Nile and Spanish influenza., eat the seven well favored cows Fes ides his father, mother which had come up before them and several sisters, he is survivV LIST OF REGISTRANTS 1 FOR BARNWELL COUNTY OF THE CLASS OF SEPTEMBER, 1918. (C ntifiiied fromt Dt*t,w*ek’i* b ipe'r )v 3246—Bendon, Jybn, Barnwell S. C r fC)f 3283. 66—Bentley, John, Millettsville, S. C. (G); 2125. . ' -t—. ^ . L " 3199—Bates, John, • Dunbarton, S. %, Nb T (C) ; 1157 / 12- ;Bates, Phillip Hiers, Dunbar \ 2630— Benton, Frank, TTadTn^ Bryan, Ga, (Wl; 3404. '/ 4i84^ Berger, karris, Williston.; S, C. (W); 684. . - r r 4 - 918—Berry. John. Wingard, BJack- ton, A TV, No. 2 (W); 104.3, ' 645 Bates, Frank, .\fillettsi UiO. ,S C. (D ; 49 , S‘. 118- Bate,s, • John, Williston. S. ('» (C); 2926. ♦vttief -S. "G.. No. 2 (\Vj ; l807f y: 2uo5 - Berry. James Wade Hampt top, Black vine, S. (’.. No." 3 (W): 1284. 445 Rates, Laurie Edward, Elko, S. C\, IV ().. Box 117 ((' 4; 2534. 2432 Berry. ElmOre, Don or a.' S. C. (O'; 458. 2206—Black, William K ; , Goran, G., No.'T (W); 1779. ■ *536—Black,* Sylvester C;, Hilda, fjC C.„ No. 1 (W)T »58, 3233- -mack, ET*ie,‘'Earfiwfir, s; it. (W); 1477. 1764—Black. Seburn F., OUr, $. C 7 . 2204 dale, S. Bates, Joseph Walter. Allen- 2411 Berry.eiai‘eiy?*r7' ,1rbnora, S. V—i -—► -— r >A—-i,— —I"-. ,^. V r L411 -" V' 1 • — ■■■■*•— yrrtn V t* «r ——— V.C’.. No. 2 (W): 2fj>K. . (V -6>- ; . F 1 ' >' Legated veribn g Ml the rute|ol fd t■() per inch first ins* rO"ii. and tifl/ o- t D •ash *nb-» »| if»it ii s--rtion r Obit iarie-i TfTTtii t -s<if ItespeST Ke*'u- lotions of R t-p'-dr Cards of 11 a'ik« M:d ail nth. r r* Adi g •» ot ce p ot n will be c'ihrtf-d for at the rue "I fiDy 2252 Bales, Milledge, WlKirfion, S i . 15ii . Berry:,.. Joe-. WiliiSton' HP C. (<"); 21,84.,; % •.,(<•! :, 7.7. * , ' is true elsewhere than Egypt, ed by' his wife and five children I 3395 Bates* joe J> ; saciiinif. s, C. , r:;i i-;e.rr>. t With the exception of 191.4 to whom he was ever, thought-! «'): S A 'U-O: No. 2 (W): 3241. 2934 Black, Ernest L., Hilda. SaC.. \ No. 1 (W); 3218. 1397 PTa^.i/dtonosTTyfuc'er* fUack- ville, S. C. (\V); 2856. / 3133- Blackwood, Thomas Willi}' p. 1147- Bfaekv. ood. Ill lie .K iev. ■ \ Kline. S. (’.,-U. F. 1). (W) ; 745, - . 1 T8fr-r>faUe, Robert, UJmer. S. c. (€);■ air-7. • ■ 7 d '■ . I ‘ LKL Blake. 1: i:,h. Myers-, Mil!. *1 r: ; ' ' 'tifsene, , Hlko', . S. (’ | t r V:7Tit07. • - -' . d 3311 - BKK-o. TBchard Mo?c* V r n:^' when cotton went to the badp ful, considerate, and devoted. " -’.t" T>a.tes, Willie ' ptoses, Ellen-] i3i2--»Herry, Charlie Blncpvine, b‘*i27. . , : Iho l.nni(‘is <»( l»ai t.‘ll (ounl.y ; ho.se mTeaved ones wn» wiB . ■ ,«*. Mirfik s. C. (C.fhnf:*. have prospered dunw this war, so Dittcrly* miss Kim many, ox- ,,,,,,^.4; , . N ,, i ovi: is-jt: S ' - A i 2«:» -maA Anted,!, : s' , and Ini’many years before. Our pressions 6f heart-felt sympathy eenU p-r m-h. or «*»-e cei t |> r <*oi<t. ... . 1 -r . . . * 1 : Mch ii-s riiun. witi. a minimum Hm i: j labor" Was exceedingly cheap, and condolence have'been ex- muck .cheaper than it will be m tended. the future. It was a common The funeral services were I H irjt i . i . . . . ! 3::97 Of 25 cents, All cbarig*'* of « i\er’i>imr end all comnounica'ions mo-t »e addr< .--ed to The Barnwell Sent nel and m be in this ctfine not Ian**' than In ulny saying that anyl>ody could make solemnized at the t’ow'ij eeme- cotton, while very few farmers terv on Sunday morning, Octob- ••mat iiiuc, . . •; succeeded in other lines.. Hard- er 27, in t^ie presence 'of a large Allcommu-iicaiioni mu-1 i<• signed ly any section' shows greater circle of relatives and friends. 2732 Haigs, 'leor.ae, IMmbiuton, S ^23 'Bes., jr.ith, tTilletisville, S. !'. No. 1. (0 ; 200.' C (O: 1343,/,, , "”(0: 91 ‘ * j 338a, Biauhvol, Henri nitTK, ; Ftmbiirton. S: ,No.'2 (V2); i; i 2409 :. BfW.ker.. Jim: Willirum. A 7 Bales, - ' Sam, Thomas, S, . 22*17 T lessinrer,' Sheli.ie, Barrivveii: (('}; 342S. . ^ " S. ( . {\V); l'ljOd. 19!' . Ibues, -Samuel Bwe. EiJ«o. S. C., •I W-l »l*1 *1 • . • * / 2235 Batts, William Law-ton.—Iles.sin.ces,- .ifihrr ii. AVilliams .‘ton, S. (W) 3436. / - rinnV S. ( l < f W): 1003.' No. 1 (<”1 ; , 1401 Blotker, John. Blacky 111-', ,s 2.) 3 2 ilessinjfer, ■ A rev, Kline,' S. C.. , (’.7''No. 3 ((;):. 9M. by the writ-r. not for iniblujat'Oii. I u* evidence of g od faith, a d t'pro- rth er new'paper.- - prosperity than ours. The mim- There w^is no mistaking the Sl'MHCkl I’TIOK KATKA fear 6150; Si nnuitb* — !Kk;’; Three in ’ 11 t.h8 50e. IN ADVANCE f l»remitiimr cbeel.8 nr mou^y nrJere own farms, make payable to Thr New SKSTINKI. PfBt.lSHI v«i (%*. ber of automobiles on our roads f a H that each heart pt^nt was is an ,evidi*i1Ce.' Money-has be- touched in a most profound come too plentitul to lend. Ten- manner by the death of this ants of former years vie with young'man who had found‘a j landlords in the luxuries of life, place in t he : hearts of all who and have daved enough besides knew him. Beautiful tributes w were paid to his life by the The nearest lean-cow before Revs. Honeveut^ of Charleston; No. 1 (f); 3254. tvl Bates; James ‘Marry-, • Malt*-- vibe. S. Cl (W); 2357 i R, i\ l>. (\V); 3340. 24' FJest, TVmifriie, Allendale, S. ('. (('); 23. -2l.I»csi,. Nor.iver, .\-n»it-, S. WAR WORK AND PEACE it was coming, but the tempta- Groseclose, of Fairfax. , . ... 1 ----- -- — • .■ . TALK. tion to make one more big crop j n the-short - time that he r.'(G): 2397. 1876 Baughman. Lonnie Jess**, Blackville, S. C. (W): 1061. G. (CJT 2285. f’ ; . 294 fiest. Sam. Syc, n'ore, S. , ('. (C); 227V ■ . 2721 Baughman. Char fie C.,r Dun- Fart on, S. G. (WJ; 766. ‘’855 Baxley, *l:uff. Williston, F. C. '5655 pent, George- Gaulie, Jr, Klin* .,s. f. (W>; 22.y. 2463- Jlcst, Twitch. Allendale. S, -(('). 418. h.57 1 - Baxlev. Peter Garaon. All* a*. C, (D; .VT.fhV ” . , 0 LS52 Best. Ottwwit, MjUetl . S. } Tah'7 S .r. TW) L f396. 1551 Baxley. Noah, Barnwell, S. (L. No. 1 (W); 2652. 598 Baxley, Boon, Elko. S. No. . . | 1835 Best. Jack.‘Jr., Fairfax. S. ((’);' 205.V 5527 Best. H*nr> Da v ant, Kline, 2825 Bins'.' - . Jr ;~ie? George, Look S. (\ (\V); 2564. • 771 ^ BU-iim, James Ralph, F;7:F f. UFFWTT ' 094. - -J- 2.486' 'Blount.' Andrew ' J.ieks'br.. LI- % iWers, S. V. tVV);' 1004. 1399 'Illume. Charlie, Blacks ille, S, ('., No. 2 f\V); 2940.. • 2566 Bodiford, (’.gorge N., Hilda, S. C., No. 1 N 4440- Bodiford,. Clinton Brown, 136 By— Bodiford, FoivjJit, Blaikvf S C„ No. 1 (W); 2884. 1 503 Hoim *.»ni. Tallies, Allend^Le C. (Cl. 2636. . - The united war s. c. (\V) ; 533. paign workers are being hin- a11 th eir gaink and probably lose f oun( j him to be a man of rare ! Baxley. Manning Mann v Barn-, 2879 Best. ITardinf:.. dred, they say, and their benefi-1 thefn. The next is that labor ability and magnetic personal- ’ ( 5J (( J - 1 *’ ...... ... 1 j-rr * i 707 Baxley, Ellinqls, Elko. S. • cient purpose materially imped- <11ter the war will be dilterent. jty. Not only did he possess j No 1 (o 4 -jun. ed by the apparent imminence ' ^ ^ K> two years before the these gifts, but used them in fhe of peace. armies are demobilized. The service of his fellowmen. Rarely 318;’. Baxley, Sterling Monroe. Ki le turn. S. C. (W); 98. nations of Europe must lie re- 1 } lave W e had in our midst one! - 7T - Wade ♦ Hampton, peace This is unfortunate! JHi It is unfortunate for the sol-[wilt. When farmers compete who showed such a great devo- ’ 11 s r ( ' V) ; 1TI ; diers abroad and at home, who ' with other industries foi laboi linn tn'Hiilv ----- 2555 Bolen. Ervins^ Jenni" Barnwelt. S (\ (W)>C(l,84r, Barmv. ,1,-S C. (W); B'94. *01 Bolen. Byron Leon.' Will's 733 ties;, tftnto. Fairfax, S. C. , S. C. (W); 0>7/’ -—- j - (( 4; !12jV | 28f>9 |lnfen. James K.lward, • ill 3411 Bos;. Thomas 'Henry. Jr .‘ M f ' ra. W); 433. ieiuir.ie, S. C. <\'n lvofi. j >Kf» Bolin. Cirrence. Elko. S C.. 652 Best, At bur. I airfax, .7. r/V. 1> \o. 2 ( *V); 1 f*r»T.' (C) ; 217n / \ 805 t Bolen. Horace. 'Williston. S are the immediate beneficiaries/^he wages Mill ruin manv. 'i!he entire town and sur- 01I. Bijrr- \u ii. s. c. (\vr; 1456. .2319 Baxley." Heyward, l*ilkn. Every war is followed by a deep rounding communily loved him jc.,’ Xo. 1 <ci.; 3,449. financial depression, and this fnourn HltterK* his .untinv- 7299 Bazzeli. '• Huev Blanco. Pi of the campaign; and it is. equally unfortunate for the cause are fight. . .. And it is attributable only to ^ ue - ^ e - BBist shape our co 11 so () j- a bso,l ut ^conscc rat ion. short-sightedness .on the part j nu *et known cooditiuns which \ ■ . of the individual citizen who bave^worne to other States which , THE-^^LK N V /R e for which these^ soldiers will not be different. There are jy death. His" memory will al-_ s - c - «W); . ' N ‘> 1 fighting or . preparing fajt..}.^ u V ^ wo Remedies. \\c must ways be cherished as iluiLol oiu; 1 - , ! '/ *’ n -‘‘I i UM * '* r ' , ■ ‘-practice thrift as a lasting vie- was qualified bv - the "Tice ! ‘ 1 ' r '- > •< • 1 ■'V’ 1 > ’ “ ' I „f -- , ’ IL1 wa.s quai-i.K a o\ im ^ Arthur TMImar. Barn - : T;, B id - 2*7'Ting. William,. hi; 11 1-561: -B r,g. j^rftbsoll. / “.ill:: r 266. ‘ 17*V Igdrn, Tnnmii. WaLh. Eiki (’.. No. i ( W); 17.87 f 198 Bolon. Jrjuy Hamilton, M o j *-< s.. c, (Wi; J-43U.-. S— mg, Ar-if, I 'ir.il.. •" ,■ >-. > i' t ; ng. Willie. Balder. S. c (W': 1 410. neglects or refuses to carry out lived in a I obis paradise until previously formulated inten- ji'°ll wee\ il struck them, lions to contribute to the good .• — - .-9 1 too Cm 1 > u« I ,. Ii I’ •_( < IlH* -— —PLUCK AN D LUCK.— . . pers<i,i s -alaily-iiv- \Moscow - an44 . Our fathers knew some things ivtrograd. * TheA llolsheviki | as w’ell as we, and one oi ihcir j,) composed lamely o’ 1 iL-^k. i oiid'Iujk! Barnwi-n, s proverbs ‘was aa ‘di'N-e o| Atual crimbmU who Inv** been : ‘ ! ! ’ * work on tlie -theory- that ‘The War is as good as ended, and what's the use of donating my money for ‘war work" when the * . * probabilities are that there be no war by the time tribution could reach France!" s tcrv lroin the battle front in a ^ tt i n st educated and 1111. 1 fV); 564. .! ' . WVUiikrh Moss. JiTko. 15-16 BingL 11 ■ i * t ;,o Irk; Willis roil. S , EdwardIJJoheri, W.! V\ » , - - Ml . ; ->o7 Bing,' ; N i h. Dunbarton, S ): 5,tL/ ,\o 1 - ((’); l5 5,1. / lei^rm Dunbarton, S. •J8n. / • 16J‘ Lin , («-); 67 Wi !.rc. Aj»pl**ton.v S 519 Bol**n. Matlhew. Eikd.j ?. Xo. 2 OV>;. 34 v 2272 I«oIen, 'I'Jioinas K.. Bdrnv 'il • S C. !_Wi: 32) 3. *1 1417' Bollanu, Thf»mpsnn Og. > I BJark\ ill*. S ('. (W)7„2'26*i. . 1 4 Vi 7 I An.lf • ,.j. l>]a<‘kvillt. S C,. No. t (W); j]v- k tere will pi ut ^ i* s worth a pound oT luck, relented 1‘roVn prison,' \juu1 my Von- i his is wt*il illustrated by .poorer illiterates whoseybatred tO| do ! 2261 t (No. o 1 ; f~-elii;1i;i>Tn, . I 'grtkai'tor.. 2 (C.); i 17 . - (( ) II •j 4 •— ... 229'• TT-.'rk. j-'rank. M- .vrs .Mill, S i\. IL V. KOCjl:. 120, ‘ 26''7 Beck. Will 1 0 1 r (C): 2292. . 1 ).2—1--LL ... --jl. - . 1-5 a: - ;, i!l^o. S No. 1 >mm-'rton. t ' m VMlUuUi Vji4 ,€.1 vi v 11\ ■ v \iv/ (’.*(( ) ; ,](i2 In the first place, the war is ^ ^ ijunce where - American long classes is, without/feasonk In f 2no Bydimy, .ia«-en. Hjuu-.iny not over: far from it, the j guns are pounding t0 these sections (>f x Russia this i < o u: inn. chances are! And it is possible ! Pi ece *' 11 railroad line on whichy w j n t er Mill ’oving starvation \to l v; that a year from today will find j ^0 German offieers have tor hundred^ of thodsands. 1'he peace apparently no nearer ' t°ur years used as a shuttle line darkgatspot on earth today is; than it is now. Thai' is possible, j throw* their forces wherever Rpj^hevik. Ru.^sia. though hardly probable; but the the allies attacked thenn lime^ q'j le victory so long prayed and again this road paralleled for an() bought with so much the lront served jo turn allied human woe and blood seems to success to a stalemate* An be almost within the grasp, of American officer nptfng the ef- tho allies. It is yet too soon for feet' of Gernian^kmg range guns s b outi hg, and too early, for the in the earligrwears of the war, slightest relaxation of war 4 0; 1 . : r.». . 1, L-O - Bing. N: i. 6. Purest cnid quickest wan f (t make it an impossibility will be to put every ounce of' pressure we possibly can muster behind the blows we are dealing the *nemy now while he is \emi-de- %'oralized after a senes of re verses. In the second place, even •* should the war end tomorrow; let it be borne in mind thaf it 1(0; ;;.;n Bi-lfonl. Clifford. Fairfax.. S. 49,97 .Ling. J.11 i;;N. Alii ndaTo. : 0.2767. 1 . - - ) C.. No. 2 ((’); 2751. > 217 Bril, Crnrgo Thomas, .Whit" >9 Bing, Eiiwavd. A'.Lndalo, S. ( * 1. 2117 Bonds.. Action y., il S. C„ No. 1 ^W) r*2254. 247 Bonepart, Tom. Elko, S lit *-. Willis;wTt. S' 1 , ll'l; 7-89. • J 114 ^Bf'noypaiT, Brmcr cl* vo Bo;m : ■. Lr. , \b,a ! "‘ m. S BarnwoR. S. (’. (O; 1975. 711.%- 4K^pypiti't. Bonnio, -HAc; S No.-1 (C); riBi'U ^ j 366 Bonin 1, Bf-orgc, Milltt's S. C. (<•); 2659. i - ,n, B(;,un*ti.* ( 11'a.!. . M.L , S. ( . (C); 795. . '., 1 2f12 Ban I warn, Thomas Mr Tough. Barnvvoll S. L. (\V); 2. s. t 2,00 Bonn r: , Jalqg i’iurlhx, S No. 1 ((’); 1202. 571 Bowe rs, William «;> I. s v '\- I’ond, S, !L F. Ik No. 1 (W); 989. (C);-*T272 69 Boll. John 1’iok* iisT .M’iilision. ' 439 Birt. Marling .CIryclanrl. _ "fax. S C (W);, 124ft. \ S.Njl i W)r "29:27. . —— + Blacky]ho, S. 1No 3 t W)i»-l8 44 j 538 Bovvers. JclT, Fairfax 'jj ' 1701 v\-„,ii r>;i* 132 Bell, l\el ih. Su amon A71 Birt, Wadlovv .fortn. Black '(C); 1307f. S C A (C); 711. - 4-! viit 1<. S.-C,.::Na. 3 <W| ; 1127. ,63-9 Bowers. Lawrence Ldr . 2125V Bell, James Jefferson, Willis' ton. S. (\ (W); Ttfi. "Biry William Calhqun, Snell- 1 lendains, X, ■<’. (W-t? 2952-. v ing, S. C. (W >; ,45o. 3029 Bell, Joseph, Ellon ton-. S. C„ j 1160- Ilirt, Luther Layton, JJIko, S .'(C); 53. 1927 Bpwers, John, Fairfax, -S II. V Ik NO. 1 (C); 1401. .4c'g-No. 1 (W); 524. Fra lean demobilizing oui^fdrees. And so long as there ds a pla v toon of American soldiers left 129 Bell. W illiam Chester. Willis- 151 Birt. Ceorge Mamon, Elko, S. V'.„ -No. 1 (W) ; 597. / lit Tio^eys-; :: 84am, Fairfax. S ton. S. ('., No\2 (W)A 22,13. ___211 Bell, Cmiries* Ah ie, Williston ,s. C.. No. 2 (W)\ 2221. - 693 Bell. Robert Frankling. TVhil* 8(0. 1 (W); 2164 M i knevv thjvrsimilar gups were in wo rk. The Germans of- the AmenCa. \\ heii the guns vvere. kaiser s type myst be made 10 tijnfed over 10 him Jie 1 ound pay tlie price for then; crime ey were too long to go into the' upon humanity, and tied so that hold ot .any ship, so he lashed novor again can such things as will take months to bnnfo the them to, the deck. When he violated Belgium, or ravished boys back from FrapCe and to brought thein to F rance he was s^-bia, happen again. Things complete the herculean work of i they coiildn t be carried to are never really settled till they s . { ‘ (() ‘ " 4S9, . \ j s '. < _' } ( J*. AAnrnhiii^fno- nn/frt WM 1 the frqnt Ijecause French cars are settled right, and that is.! fta -“ r ' ! ' llin? 'Lardeid. Hiat kviiiogj ^ u Bishop. and ^roadbeds wouldn’t sitpport wh at the allies intend to do Jor their weight. He built special Germany now-. ’ - in France or in G$rmtiny-±or so J ant ^ strengthened the, Monday, November 4: long as there is a cantonmfent or | bridges over which they must j The press dispatches of this a garrison of .the Americanfp^ss. Then he was told that the ni0 rning give the highly grati- tunnd systems M-ould not .take 4 * ying neW8 that Austria has the large cars, so * the tunnels signed* <Hn armistrice through were enlarged. After many de- ( ; en _ ^ iaz o\ € Commander of the '. Damon, Elko, S. (<- ); SOW. ' • \ ■ 1855- Bowers. Jackson David, Elko, S. G.. r ((’): 3047. 2757 Bowers, Angus. Golispie, Elko,. s. ■ ;(('); .83 0 1 5 tsos Bo wars. Joseph. Bond, S. </••>'«* 1 (W): 3281. C., No. T (W); ] 2522i - Bellaio.y, RanU;?ll. Thumas, S. el, Birt. Lon9ie Eclear, \\ *il!’>ton. (V. No. 4 (C); 1567. - - --W (C); 2T89. Ar-*-- ——;—L- tW): ^347. - ■' j - 1662^= Bowefsk Robert Henry. T; ,, 1026 — Bellinger, Clifford, Blackv ille, l 2575- Bishoik Ilencitrsou. Barn well. ' well, S. (’. (W)j 1659 1- 16.,.»— Lowers^- Henry, Iiart'oh, S t David (14t#v), Barn-j (C); 3260; * Well S C. (C); 1405. .crwlie. i 1189 Bishop. v Lsiah, .Rarnwf 11,. S. jC, •FC); 1482. Sr t- * army remaining in operation on our o.wn„soil, there will be need for the activities in behalf of which this war work campaign is being conducted.- J It is imperative that these humanitarian and semi-military civilian activities be continued, and peace or no peace, this campaign, and probably others to follow it, must be carried through to a successful conclu sion. ^ If it should fail—which is un thinkable—the fact of its' fail- *- ure would do much to bolster up the waning confidence of the Hun; and it would serve to noti fy the whole world that ,the American people, for the first $ime since the w*ar began, had 1 ‘ 1 ^• • ; the dbmma lays they were brought up to allied forces inNjtaly. While the defeat to those Hun armies op- ,p prnlHnv *b fiffhtL -the allied I ' ’• i ' r; " jC., No. l (\\ ); 2944. f 10 IlgnL tne aiuea I H2(i— Ilennett, Horace * Appleton, S. i 1168— Black. Johnson Caihoun. Barn- the lront where now more trms are not yet known to the largely than any other single pu bTf c , it is known that they factor they are helping to bring wftTBe'so sweeping as to leave " f Ar,l,w ’ s< ' IKllns ' posed to the Americans. Lite is splendid if Jt is add.- n< .o mP to the end of the war, but ed to pluck. Such Americans as r js in sight. Germany ^iay thia officer are helping to win fi g ht on longer, but her business the waiv The tide was turned popple know that it is suicidal when Gen. Bundy said to a su-ljk do so. We knew that G^r- i^pps. NoJ^CO; 1027. __ . y ; j 1146 Bellinger, Eiigenf‘ r BarnwVU; ! . 2259 Black, Frank. Elko. R C,,-No. S. (’., Box 347 ftM; 1061. \ 1 (W); 1839. 3355 Bellinger, Arthur, Kline, S. 1498 Black. Nehemiah, Rlaekville. R. F.T). (C): 71Mk v ,Vc^No. l.(W); 1873. SO Bellinger, Shelton, Hlko. S. ('. j 3^13 Black, David Thomas^aJlarn- <C); *703. ' .. • - ’wellXS. (’. (W); -1261 *V \ 3021 •—B'ej-Tihger^..W+lliani Henry, 122 -Blac'k, Baldwin. 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(W)i 21(m1. ; ' 2240 Bcrfoett} Willie, Arieudale, S. !! 2866— Black. Ira Erihriam. Barnwell. GNo. 1 4(-Ll ills J > . . S ; G..(>V); 210. , ' retreat.” Then victory perched have wantf , d to shout. It Is not-A- **1 >"« - A — _li:—I U_^l TM-:i 4- ? Itltl - T!«.n.n*;t. Fonrijf; (f. M; on allied banners. This princi- ' yet time for that, but this morn- pie is true iu every <lep;mn^.;. in ^ s a»w« «hew« ua'lhat ill? '. 1351 —Bennett, Arthur, Martins. S. 1227-- Blacl^,. Moses Elijah, Barn ('..(('); 2520. P -' .. , T X . j \vell,‘S. (’.. (W); 215.5, . .1504 Bennett. Lucius C, Bal<ioi\VS. | 21S4 - Black, William IL. Barnwell trrtwr: 551. 1 Is. G.. No. 1 (W); 7I'D. 1’485—Bennett. JO*?, 4Ra^kvil!e. S.., -1270- Black, (teorge Washington, |lentiale s G. (W); ln46 768^ Boyles. Jesse Washing 887—Box, Julius Lawton, Allendale S. (’., No. 1 ( W); 1266. 1 2257 Boyd. King, Williston,' S C (G)1277. ———1 335 Boyd,Richard - Henry, Ellen- ton. S. 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