The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 25, 1918, Image 8

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I IDEALISM REAL BASIS OF WAR ONGERMANY Says Or. McElroy, Educational Director of National Se curity League. By DR. ROBERT M. McELROY. Educational Director of the National Security League. , Why does America 0Kl»t C.ertnany? Our ideals are threatened with de struction, end we must flKht to main tain them.f We are lighting for a he fundamental t it o u g It t R. «l n ><) I<I<miIh, tli ‘ a^ptiH MH tlnlM, Whlrli to d 1 tn ttir L^lot ' y will'll W • < all th** r rnitni Amt-tl'H a m ,v,h ' v ’ feeM IPHi " ^ '" r " r K "“ r lean*. KiiKlI^ti blood, of French or Italian or It u a • I a n or Hpnnifcli t>l(M»d. What have we In common to cause na to rise at the call of a common tin I’IiIm* and prepare to die for a coral®**© • aune? It would l>e easy to formulate the characferiailc dream* of the llua atan. the Italian, the lU'lgl#n. the Hcotch, the Irish or the I'ortugurar It would he pna*ihle to mtch the fleam of Idea I lam w hi* h haa fl%en to the french tha glorioua title of the *'llrn» Nation ftut aore of the** would *u®r*e W# rauat take a rruas ae<-tU»o of all of them, and a dutea tiwtre. to fvrmulate the idea's aHlrti r«»ur*e In ci»mm«ra (hrwufh thefu all after they ha«e Ueti attite*) into what we rail Antertea >'.»r It I* r*+nnu*i elew la whh h ha«e trana formal the w>ew aiwl a ••mew of alt Ihewe Dr. R. M. McElroy ScNEFIT OF CHORAL SINGING EquaMxta Man, Craataa Spirit of Broth- arhood and Taka* Mind Off Busi nas#, Assarts Profspaor. ’ Music gives utterance to something within one which con never And ex pression In Words or acta, In the opin ion of A. E. Westbrook, director of music in the Kuntins State Agricul tural college. Choral singing is of groat benefit to a community. “Music is of great advantage to men,” snid Trofessor Westbrook. “It equalizes them, creating a spirit of brotherhood, and takes their minds off business. It gives them a new nnA different Insfght. which is accomplish!® not by singing the common popular songs, but by really good music that can be appreciated. “The value of music in bringing to gether socially disorganized communi ties has never been fully realized. By choral singing, people in any one lo cality can be brought Into certain sym pathy with one another. Wherever there is a neighborhood there is a chance for singing. A leader is need ed who will select only the best music. Where neighboring ‘groups have been singing the same kind of good music they will find In any large community gathering that they have something in common and will he ready to take part in choral singing on an even larger scale. “If an orchestra ploying Beethoven played In a community unused to such music, there would break forth from I the audience an unrestrained applause such as cornea only from people who are really hungry for good music—the | kind of rnuatr thr^ community musical i societies will bring to them.*' NATIONAL PATRIOTIC EDUCATION FACULTY Organized by Security League From Professor! Donated . by Big Colleges and Universities. A National Patriotic Education Fac ulty, composed of eminent pjofessora released on full pay by their colleges and universities, who will tour all parts of the country doing promotion work In connection with the National Security League's great campaign of Patriotism Through Education, is be ing organized by Dr. Robert M. Mclpl* roy, educational director pf the league. On this faculty already are: Dr. W. T. Hall of Princeton, Profs. W. B. Munro and W. H. Schofield of Har vard, Dr. Franklin H. Glddtngs of Co lumbia, Prof. C. II. Van Tyne of the University of Michigan, Miss Etta V. Leighton, vocational Instructor In the Passaic, N. J., public schools, and Prof. Charles Libbey of the University of Colorado. Iceland Stanford University, the Uni versity of Oregon, and Hamilton and Williams Colleges have also promised to assign a man to participate in this work, and other additions tp the ."fac ulty" will be made in the near future. t § I il.' f k }; //, •**/t Hand! l •> . > 4 . > w WHAT GERMAN VICTORY WOULD MEAN. ENLISTED MEN MUST HELP Pertlen of Government Allowance Re quired ta IW Allotted for Benefit of THeir Dependents. Every e m<*nV* fai f*. t* (Contributed by ARTHUR TRAIN to (be Nutluual Security l^eugt©* a cam- I tulgn of Pat riot lam Through Educa tion.) A German victory or an Inctuiclu* ■Ire peace--would mean the ultimata rrallaatbai ad the German idea that Germany for the gnud of ibe world must rule the world. This baa bee© taagbt In Her uni* era!tlea as (ditlnam pky and I© her pulpits as reltglo©. The Germaa natki© a©queatl«i©lnfty acretua II ami lafe©de to force iHe rv*t we-( *enp him 4 p- h • t mm 4 tm It T f rape I- t -t* \% • i- ** •«»®cea arv Hastd a© erale d^pe©4i©d aB th* *peadewts a©4 spa en©Ai kf A%W*©©lt • *• •Net *1he • ■ • 1 He m % t© Mf r fr-f 4* ■•#©rery • •mJ it* |e"e.» t Mft^*| faftmljT tHe in se'r%l i«eio «»f |b .ft irai 1 Itkft r©ftvt©| lev If eny * B a i *■ e the Idee 11 he * a •tght te ridh|.- b< • t ve ef© wtllli i* ’.© t eke lw f * «l •me imn te t«4lr1©a (he Wet rid eg • inet e©a| M- the ms‘1**o^t (H©e ft w he ect ©©■© « si W*r tal la© -H©w H*fh Vewf Bu) l llietory « III ©ot e»k *ao of ©JO < ftftef ea'km. "IWe ■ »•!© «•» jreur i »rv»i v “ but b**©er« hlch « rfr i i»uf Itlci ■ l* * N«*t f««r ©■•« **ll*'» *ea! > our ti©*| t; but 1 w He* ©a* (••t y • y«>wr *te« «»t t «»<i to dot I *" eld m«*t.|l Not * Warn b.eeS Ing " t «quArbly ««' its©. ■ ' l Ife ref '‘What iH^u gtit Het© you < ••©trll tew enf tbd fnurAI |*.|t JimU w 1 tnnl bu Ta th«*e© qi i. *- ton* t*ermat 11 rut 1 All • »cr "l r* »i itrlhutnl to tb© ^ f •© li ! the to qui . *■ of r Iru t«- « 't*«i f»»r. rrw*ntatl\e Lira i* uf tm-1uei.y. *», Itowe* rr. t hat d iiifnitt. in or •-«•-nt lit toll, il*, the r*-|> n the force Shr v I!I lull i* to roufe* she <*s9t It out. n utik* der to iiinWi* rm»m for tl «* thr >iic of the great, his* k Idol, mill ary |M»wer. rind today Aiuerl* s and her alltv* are mar* hlng In resUtle*** columns, curry ing that fotmtlllng ha* k to Its tiome. Stfi per MMafli la furetga *■ rv Ms faadly le tarqe snaq^L am * aired i<* #M I td a d) per ■*■©** are tberediy f«e Ms family q to •tar of pad *4) per BM©tlL •ifa Buytnq far BatA ig an©rtt —ary »a|*pl>ea la al- If>1 h«>ir«Lng fowd. hoik hy tkt Ife and erwefa. wraa reapt>n*tbl# i« ••( the Hlgkeat pficea of the *r *"1 s*n"» Hr wared lata Imy ie Interstate Grocer urges apoa *11 gr*«cery readerw. That I* U4| f«MMi »|wc®l©i©ra BaalMv Nor ting of all crocerlr* with a view k mi*! regular turnover will k*ip g'Nid* nio*ing in a normal wa> at r**aao©ablc prices. *T*on‘t let any one scare you Into buying In anticipa tion of heavy advances, but force the < hnnti* N of distribution to return to WHAT THE VICTORY OR DEFEAT Or GERMANY MEANS TO EVLRY AMERICAN the old busth of coti)|»etltlon in sell Ing. Consumers tire not apt to buy, out any grocer, ns most of them huvf! spent a* much money us they ernild spare In canning and preserving their j own fruits and vegetables. If specu lators succeeded In creating a panicky buying colRlItlon, unloading upon the rciail grocers at abnormal prices, the latter would be left holding the bag.” (Coii*. rib tiled by PRINCE and PRIN CESS PIERRE TROL RKT/.KOY to the National Security lA-aguo $ cum pnlgn of Patriotism Through Edina il(>n). “Coal Savtra. M Various preparations are extensively advertised In this country at present which are presumed to contribute con siderably to the heating power of coal ’Vyhnt the German government means when applied in the prescribed doses, by a “place In the sun" Is the e.tterml nation of the peoples whose soil it covets sa that Germans may replace those that have been exterminated. The systematic destruction oi’ civil ians'In Belgium, northern France, Po land, Serbia, and the actual enslave ment of the survivors proves It—the -frequently boasted German “policy of blood and iron’' and the “Hymn of Hate,” which has become a natlonol hymn, proclaims IL From the rudlmental condition of ancient barbarism, a spiritual develop ment was possible; from the accom plished inhumanity of Prusslanlsm. a more rigid Inhumanity only Is possible, A German victory would mean the blight of what we call civilization and the elimination of what we believe di vine in man. What we believe In. wbat we cherish, what we are. would be annihilated by the esaeoce of Prua- ■Ian 1 am; oar world would be deitroyad by Prtmalc add. writes Consul General Robert P. Skin ner, London. The director of fuel re search, in answer to an inquiry as to the value of these preparations, states that these proprietary substances have been in the market a long time, but that there does not appear to be any genuine scientific evidence in support of the claims of their manufacturers. He concludes; ‘The nature of the substances makes it highly ImpfC'B that they have any effect whafsOTvT't on fhe combustion of coal or other fuels when they are used In UK quan tities prescribed.” a© ©ft© o*mp ft© (WewMi© ©ftfmMBBfy. TV# OwfWMMM baft ft©* a ib#©*aa4*©a I© h© a aalt©© ©f safwwM*© a©*4 (k*© vkaftw 9f lb# war partaae—©©ft ©f iba Q©d ©f bw*a© iftty. bwt lb© ~gwf©f alt©r G©H" •f lb© Pag©© A**db—-lb© R ar G©B—» wb© r **©4a I© lb© abdehs **f ©©©as© a©d lb# lurtwr© *•! t blVIfa© ft© bl*»»l al*©d ©ad rft^Hiy *”t an Hi© a®©f*A. bl© agv©f * tftrrlarr© B lltlafli M©ft*©ftk* r©it©r©. a, l©< all (la© ©©©waft©© of ib© G©rwraa p©©|4© ©©*%•© t G©d <l©©«a©*l« Iwaftr A*©trwnft©©—G©^ wb© by n| ©. Hifb led© y©© 4© bts WHIP* r© a«*r •©*t*i!•© ibfta ~«livi»©" will tb© G©man ©dll I ary auibnrtll©© b©lft©*© Iba I aa> ©»©•©• ar© )©©tl©abla tb© ©*r atWf d«*w© of rtowd© of br!|do©* r©* .Mans vttH ©•©cbla© gu©a, lb© cwft- tlng off of tb© H raw ala woman, lb# hattrdn© I© ©I tb© abulia of tb© w«»o*drd * lib rifi© Hutta “H© as t©r- rlbl© a* A (Ilia a Huna! onlered tb# Kata^r '• “It la b©tt©r to let © hun dred w«»m#t) HrHraging to th# ©n©my dir «*f iiunv*.*r than to let a alngl© Ger man soldier »uffrr. , * , "AH prisoners ar© to In- | *.t to (U*ath." ordrml Gen eral Rtenge? In Belgium.* Writes a i Bavarian py’vate: "During the battle of Jludonwl/er 1 did away with four I winner and *e*en young glrla In five minutes. The captain haiPtold me to aluMit these French sows, but I pre- ferred to rgn my bayonet through them.”* Tlds is the rviiicrete reault of what the Gceranns rail “The Religion of Vnli>r" and 'The Gostiel of Hate.” Says one of tbelr spokesmen; “Must Kultur build lt« cathedrals on hills of corpses. kej\s cf tears and the death rattle of tho vanquished? Ves, it mu8t.” , • If Germany n**ns the war the Unit ed States will eUlvec he pricing tribute to the Ka'ser o» German soldiers will be bayonet ting American girls and wo men In Jersey t'ity rather than take the trouble to shoot them. If Germany wins nil our Ideals of truth. Justice and humanity—which we call Chrlstlgn—will be trodden down Into Moody mire under thd iron heel of the Kaiser’s armies, and the coming generatlot will be taught that there Is no God bjt the merciless God of Battle, who. speaks through Oef- many’s trea^heroiii tongue and by her brutal sword. That Khaki-clad American soldier of ours, facing the Germans across. No Man’s Land from the trenches in France. • / ^ He is facing cold, storm, hunger, disease, dead#© that America’s homes may be safe from the threat <P German anogance and brutality. He is enduring hard ship and danger willingly, without a murmur, that American liberty and justice may endure. . He is fighting jor you! What are you here at home in the peace and plenty of America doing for him? Stand by him. Back him up. * # Lend Him a Hand! . He is depending on you /or food and cloth ing, for the sheila, rifles and machine guns ; * that can take him over the top to victory. > ».-»• Money to Loan Loan made same day application received. No Red Tape. Harley & {Matt i ■ ^ " • IT. You will not fail him , -now. The Third Liberty Loan is the measure of your support. Its success w vital to his comfort, to his safety, to his VICTORY. Invest in ALL the Bonds You Can Lend Him a Hand! Thu Space Paid for and Contributed by 'N©ua Rundschau'' No- 1 Mann In th© ▼amber. Iftlft. • “Das Kulturldawl under der Krieg^ PP U-ll. tl-IS. 41. IOC. 110. . • Works af Frederick II Berlin E4 IMp • Speech from the thro©© April U lift? * • Praela matle© af tbs Army af Ihft Bast. 1114. • tv- Kkhmr'e aaaaab to the Ckftaa— CITIZENS BANK, fere© Jwftr ft. im ©e© der ie ef the C ef the D®f. -ALLENDALE, S. C