The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 31, 1918, Image 8
Called Statememt
Deposits December 31st, 1917
Federal Government - - - $206,701.55
Two Hundred and Six Thousand Seven Hundred and one Dollars and Fifty Five Clnts
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WAR TALKS
By UNCLE DAN
Number Five
Jimmie and a German Boy Clash—
Must Do Three Things to Sava
* Country.
It was a warm ewnlnjc. so ITncle
Pan w*»nt out to 11 lawn amt und»*r the
••preafllnc branches of the great tree
that pniirgeatefl the farm'a name of (>pk
Mill. Itlllle and Jimmie had t»een lay
ing for him. *0 Tode !>an ana cage
tun*d l»y the lw»)ra on abort order.
-Say. Tncle 1*0." Hlllle tK^an. "We
had a reil hot argument at school yes
terday with i\kr\ Newman Part aald
that Uerman arh««ols were mllea abend
of <»ur arhoota ami that no one maid
mme Up to the educated fJertnan Well.
Jimmie got h«*t under the rwllar egri
Jimmie aald If ihHr
them to torpedo l.u*itanla« alall
pttal •hip*, mu filer hnndreda ni
ru ami rhlidfefi. make
fHe ItrlgUna. |»4«oa writ* drwtmy frall
fr.-ea amt rnmmlt all aorta of
fhc-n we did md want that kind a|
• tueaflon h» re What «h» yoa thloh
• u.ttt it. fm»e V«ant I i.td ft
%.-rn apenl a L*! **f film- la i:«f»*pe
I new all about or houla. an flte na
• tanuai "
-Well." replied Tmte fkan
• •Hy the llermen arftmrf* are teff
• »vn>agH ; they fnmidi eareodingty anl
u a Me end peart lea I Inalmrtloo.
imtn«frtal fralning |t»rw Ihree la
• My lb** l»*al to He f*
• a a whole, howeaa#. In »f
• f^»at to the head awtjr. and
the heart The aim and trend la la
mate Ihe ImtPtdnal Mindly
•ire |o Ihe iTw—4an plan td World
mlnhm : they lea eh that It la the i
liny of rmany to
that to the fl«ey and ndraare af Pep.
many. In »hia |4an all lhtn«a anaaf ^y#
way; that the kalarr aa head of the
•tafe. ran do no wrong If he carries
forward Ihe plan of world Cootfwi.
tC-me of Ihe great rot lerrhefa and
preachera e%m defend and fu«life her
hearttewa cru*hlng of |lr4g1ar»« and Ihe
many other airmdoua rrlnw • ahe has
rofumlttnl In thta war. Thank UodL
our Atm-iir n edm-rMon rearhra lw«lh
the bend eml the hmrt. It la an eda
•-«tlo«i with a ••ml. ami we »ww*t main-
fulrt the high Idea la we hate Bv-d. In
a word, tn to rmany. the people •»»
taught that they eliat f»w the
meal ntitle here the gttVfVMfht
!ata to serve The people,
-Just v
Hlllle. Sny
1 run w rit** It d »w t» ”
Vnclc Pun. ttnillngtr. cotnpMed.
Hlllle ritiiilmtal; "Now. we w ill hand
that nut out f*‘r furl to crack.
Pari, you know." continued Hillle,
••|iua n xrry ainiirt father who keeps
Mm p<*»«t«*il on the German arguments.
Pari Kaid <»ur governmeiit was only
an experiment anyway; that it would
not last twenty yeiirs, nnJ that It
mlnht t»urst up any old time. Jimmie
a*ke<l him if Gerjminy was so mighty
gu.nl. why they did not ga back there
to live” *
•‘Our government will go on forever,
won’t it. Uncle Pan?"
"Now,” said Uncle Pan. *\vou arc
raising n Mg question, and one. that
has troubled me for years. Our gov
eminent is still in the expcrtmoMnr
stage; in fact, it Is the greatest ex
periment ever undertaken, and if pop
•ular government is to be successful, a
few things must be done, otherwise, to
paraphrase the great Lincoln, the gov
ernment of the people, by the people
and for the people, will perish. It Is
my firm conviction,” said Uncle Pan.
in a very Impressive manner, “that if
our country is to go on, as we hope
and pray, we must very quickly do
at least throe things, and I wlll^name
them in the order of Importance as It
appears to me: ^ #
“First, adopt compulsory universal
military training of all young men
physically fit before they reach the
age of twenty years.
"Next, require that every foreigner
who comes here to live must, within a
reasonable time, say a year, declare
hl> Intention of becoming an American
citizen and take the necessary steps to
do so, thereby, from that moment, as
suming aH the obligations of citizen-
shtp of our country, and that means he
most defend our flag upon equal terms
with oar native born, and if be la not
willing to do this, he should bo amt
he
participation ^ X**M**H~W**H**>*1*
the majority, and democracy cannot ^ •}•
continue and be successful unless we X _ •. X
live up to the spirit of the Institu
tion. “7~“
‘The first step, however, Is the pass
ing of the ehnmbertatirbtH for univer
sal mttttnry tratutng. if you will get
the leading dtlzen, and especially the
editor of your paper, to write i»ersonal
letters* to your congressman and both
senators, urging their support. It will
help enormously.
-I see by the morning papers,*; said
Uncle I>an. "that the Hotary clubs of
the entire country, the llvest. most effi
cient organization to be found, hava
unanimously derided to get back of
the Chamberlain hill and give It loyal
and enthusiastic support. They will
work with the Universal Military
Training league to aceompltsti this 1m-
jMirtant piece of legislation, which will
do more than anything else to make as
a reel fUtloo with n common view
point. bring os hack to snno living, and
of MrvtcuL"
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RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts.$80,0r>0.36
Building, Furniture
and Fixtures ...... 5,880.17
Stocks and Bonds. ^ 12,968.00
Cash and Due from
Bunks ...... ...... 77,822.69
TOTAL
$176,721.22
.4 - LIABILITIES.
I Capital Stbck Paid In..$15,000.00
' Surplus and Undivid
ed Profits 3.068.61
I Deposits ...... ......158,652.61
TOTAL
$176,721
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