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Newberry Count This- page is contributed to the c; J > 1 . ahout ni6cto? ^ | Ever worry aDorn ' J Think once more of the Ma about meeting death. i Buy Bonds to your uti ?? nnv fnr #1 Lyuur uuuukji. ? This Space Contributed to \ \ I have a rendezvoui i f . I have a rendezvous with At some disputed barricai * When Spring comes back' i f - And apple-blossoms fill tli S - I have a rendezvous with 5 - When Soring brings back 1 . - r It may be he shall take n y And lead me into his dar And close my eyes and q | It may be I shall pass hit I< - . f HTHIS American did no i vous?and death did I"*** rlio/1 ftiA wrnrlrl In B / 7 JL1W11 JE.JLW U1VU UiV TT ux I<u AV I death brings out in sharp r< 8 soldier who is lost to us?01 mean to the world. I .... . so let us Keep our renaezvou 8 vou8 with life. Let us look into o 8 and see that they are mobilized 5 our money to save these men wh a with death. Let us keep our r< W1 - - <* m _ ? ? help them to win tnrougn and to 5 and happiness and home with vi \ - i Ttiiv Tinndx tn Yt i S&SspgVMVVWVtro This Space Contributed to Wi\ y Apportionmei iuse by the business men of N ?? . j+ I 'I * . FIGHTER has no time j > count the cost as he I jumps into the un- j known, as he springs ) or 1 i - &S II i . * > ;> V V$V I ; # ;v. V " 2 ' ' I JUavKt Rnn/l nairmanf ? ! LjIUClljr UUHU pujrxuvixk ; f * n who does not worry j : 9 i # nost?and save to j j onfl LAATI om ! I 1CA11 (UUU AWM ULAWAJUft ' I * f ! \ inning the War by I s with death- | ' * :|!l death \ de, # j [' with rustling shade te air? i C death . 4 v* )lue days and fair. g |g oy hand ;V ij 8 k land, 8 g luench my breath . 1' a still? 1 j ?ALAN SEEGER : V 8 ' , ftilUd u Mtioa July S, 1914 R Jvffv t fail that rendez- | I not pass him by. | tj st a true poet. His a | J 2lief how much one I' 1 le man killed?may I j | Sill s at home?our rendez- i j * ur lives, our households, 8 i for war. Let us save 3 o daily have rendezvous jndezvous with life and I j come back to sunshine 9 i ictory on their banners. 1; r\<t !/* T f C 3 jim u ninyji-t I rtning th* War by KUKHWKliH^ " nt 4th Liberty ewberry whcss names will I "The Army and Navy will We must furn D_ DCU \1/TV V VI UJ l\iU f. *? IJrfUI/ Uncle Sam s Liberty war chest need9 filling again! We have the cash to fill it as many times as he lifts the lid. There are only two horns to this dilemma? you are either a patriot or a traitor. man An +Vio firind linA and nn X 1IV ftllVil VII iUV *11 ****v w** hflttleships have turned from business, home, mother, wife, children, and they stand ready to give their lives and shield with their bodies us who remain at home. We are unworthy to be thus protected, if we do not do our utmost to sustain them. We must be one in our determination to win this war. We are traitors to the cause for which they are giving their lives, if we do things here that make their efforts harder. Life is not worth living unless there is something to live for. Life would not be N worth living if that bunch of Heinies should win. That is why they cannot win.. That is why we cannot lose. What a mountain of crime God has on his books against that horde of Hellish Huns. What grave is deep enough for this thousand-armed, thousand-footed, thousand-headed, thousand-horned, thousandfanged pirate of the air, assassin of the seas, Hesnniler of the earth and ambassador cf Hell! We will never stop until Germany dij Stars and Stripes. It's a whale of a job we've tackled, bu But you must help. Don't whine. Don't knock. You ca turn the hose on the fire; add fuel. Boy Bonds! Boy B %%%%%%%%%%%?%%%? This Space Contributed ?im,i ii'Mrm?mammwiJu. ^ "Carry " On" . Mf ' - A tS^*t 1 Y r I^Hii lighting slogan in rrancc, cance as the conflict grows mo i "Carry On." On land, on sea, in I ii * Into the front line trenches c< company commander swings "over and stumbling through the hell of" [ They gain a yard, five, ten, and the j mander falls, but over his shoulder, | "Carry On, Lieutenant!" So on i I the grizzled old Sergeant sets hi f them on to victory. T-i?- v f'Carry On99 mutt b? oui : ;' 1*."" Wf must "Carry On" to ^ C>-t "* ability, to the last dolls _ 'C, <v'- %; ' Victory is won. Let i ,-V-T fhoulder?buy all the I < "* Let us keep our Bonds i * Hf "Carry On!" Bu - ' * ^ - - THIS SPACE SUBSCRIBED T * ! Loan $656,400 >2 p iblkhed in the next issue. i ^ r J 1 dig the Huns' grave, but j * ish the Spade" I ?BiUy Sunday J \M A. SUNDAY ? * t The army and navy will dig the grave, J A but we must furnish the spade* J {[ Our boys will soon hang crape on the } dcor of the Potsdam Palace* and the bands J will play Yankee-Doodle and Dixie alpng the Rhine. # . Uncle Sam is the cactus in the Kaiser'a J i pillow. A.? 1 1_ ... Duys nave sunc over iu ucau uu f that fool bunch of Huns and it is up to us to supply them with whatever they need to finish the job. It takes money to keep the ' riveters riveting?the sawyers sawing?the { machine guns spitting bullets and the grub wagon always on hand with the eats. There is nothing too good for our brave defenders. Our vocabulary contains no words . J _j ? ?i ik. * auequaie lU eAprcaa uui uppiuvtu ui uic r achievements of our government since we # | threw our hat in the ring. We are rich on { top of the ground; we are rich under the J ground and our rivers creep like silver serpents to the seas, bearing our products. / The children of England, France, Italy ?ind Belgium are lau?hi.i? once more be- # cause they are being fed from Uncle Sam's \ bakeshc-p. One carload of meat every two J minutes, one hog out of every four, nine J million pounds of meat a day ? all going ' A over to feed our boys. We are in this $ ^ scrap to the last dollar, the last grain of \ wheat, the last day. J d w. . >s her dirty blood-stained rag to the { ^ / , # t we can and must put it over. { n't saw wood with a hammer. Don't J I ' \\ . onds! Buy Bonds! i J! ' ' { 1 to Winning the War by l gathering inspiration and signifi- J? 1 >re violent and more desperate, it JL ? ? if rinrr? ?harn and clear. aBa ^ LXXW Ail ) ii*4gw wmw* ? jmes the signal to charge. The^jp m the top." At his heels, pushing %f< m 'No Man's Land," come the boys, i jffl| machine guns speak. The com- |;|HH above the din of battle, he shout?, J, i ^ md on, till every officer falls, and [ 1 s teeth and takes what's left of I jk X vl r slogan hera at homa* '-B the utmost limit our ' 7->4 t JjL<| , r of our resources, till ... V. ^ | is stand shouldar to "f'.vft tnd *av to buy more. c -^ J? ly Liberty Bonds/ I 0 WINNING THE WAR BY , I 'fl Jm