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* jrt* HOME 9 RESOURCfeS: • * Two Hundred and Seventy One $271,000.00 ' ' • ' , * ' ’ , * v '* • ^ ‘ •*; * f +: i " r. , * ^ • * , . . . ' * Statement Made to Bank Examiner June 29th. 1918. Dollars wm Cotton Checks and Drafts for Deposit and Collection. Money furnished for Cotton Pickers. All transactions strictly confidential. CROFT AT SALUDA. (Continued from ftrst pagr.) statement is a misreprvaeaUUon U the people. wKo entrusted in Ins Weeds. (He freedom of tWetr rouMry end Ihe Item of tWir beya I lose a mealy ipfct ee eae’s pwkht record, aad m Ua« as I Were a eefcre strike out BYRNKS NO in 1SS6. tMt.l ores u put the Draft Lew dteie e#ect. aad he rated I IMA. ItITl Wkm Mi v< i w <is !• be mtri • e e e It ll How's A C FROBATB judge FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF far * 4 %*•» RwRbeel M I miiMmmmaa MttnaEI ft ft ft* uri It ae maao# w «e*o •# me %M , 0 MM«m be tu ♦ CMft smS toe. e^W «ao *••#* leu um e»o« |«o • e*«Mm spooeb l^aeswt. uudb •mpuape aa a n ve uAome vSw masae* of sue peopds le ««ortsa urn twuft Ne eWee |» »%ed W you from !• IS- *f ifc • la»tr*rt eed he eeeo* etR ( «oi#vv«« he4 erviarvd that a stele ef war * * ••ted sad ue mod Scht Oar Proo*.Wot apt»r%*tr«4 the Drsfl leo a*Hl ‘■^crrxi our « murrt ssmee to sUml by <bcir irun* The l»reft leu. I»y (hr opinion of r\f»rrts. «hc Urrsidmt and fn.m (hr hiKtor) of all countries at oar, w«>» Iht* only load to tutory. If w»* could hasten an uimy to France by the Praft Law, it me.uit the War \\« u!d 1m* k**pt in FuiofH- where wi* would have the uaistunce of the allied armies to hrl[) us; if no army was sent to Kurope and the Allies were defeat ed, it meant that War would be moved to America, where we would fitfht without the help of the Allies. Every mon knew that the Volunteer Plan would never send an army to Europe. He says he wanted the Volunteer Plan, alontf with the Draft Bill,— though our President had objected to it. Does he forget that when he made this Anti Draft Speech that tho VaL • • s • -£| a# ft» Mr *u ft tf tMMM unteer Plan had already failed to fill the quotas of our Regular Army, Na tional Guard and the National Re serves ? bo when he made his speech against the Draft he did it with the knowledge that the Volunteer Plan to fill our Armies Had alreudy failed,— and still he was willing to fight the beet plan to rmis* an Army What would bars hm the result if firmaaj bad f«umf JU '* f i mmn lake bsm* NOV rotxov THE EETOED •mi Ubst fes tu my cuuatry We are a< war. aad I • eat (• sunrmufi • Sf I brlirrr it th».u*h the Selerti%e Vi <Pm* hoi. April 25. 1917. Vol. LV.|| “No, I will not. Rut I can defend it; while you cannot defend this in famous proposition that is presented here. I voted for the War Declaration, I want to proiecute it with free men and not with slaves. I am not going to In* driven by a press-conducted pro paganda, as extensive apd as infam ous as any other ever conducted in this iNation.” (Page 1099, Congressional Record, April 25, 1917, Vol. LV.) “vi* em barrass the President and injure the country abroad is to depart from the tradi tional method of calling for volunteers and—QTilg-r immediate conscription, ft I *» uf mw Rfftu t ft <4 V • Jf ft* thus creating impressions abroad that the people are opposed to the War, would not volunteer and had to be con scripted. M (Page 1101. Congressional Record. April 25. 1917. Vol. LV.) “You cannot toll me why people change overnight I knew H ie he- by the Hr wee the em NO. Congressional Reconi. The other was a Bill to investigate the High Coat of Living, preparatory to taking over the control of food pro ducts to protect our people against the money trusts. The President re quested this investigation, and it was passed by Congress. Within three years three meat corporations alone defrauded the people of over One Hun dred and Forty-Four Million Dollars. Byrnes voted NO on this question. (Page 5082 Congressional Record, April 28, 1917, Vol. 54.) Wars are fought on the opinions of your Congressmen. So your vote jn this election will affect your Coun- people, in*. T_ i te** Wbto far *T*\ I £ G to the aftea a# r, awhjart to ftt I hcrebj date for the office of County or, subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic primary elec tion. J. S. SU11. FOR MAGISTRATE. At Williston. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Magistrate at Williston, subject to the rules and reg ulations of the Democratic primary election. M. C. Kitchings. 'KOKHATE COLL,KGB fil Rewad Rtraaf. t HARLEKTOV ft. C. and Day School far Girts, sessions October 1. 1918. ist i tut ion situated la a healthy location, of city life, with large college yard for outdoor sports. A WELL PLANNED COURSE of studies in a homelike atmosphere. A BUSINESS COURSE open to Seniors, and Elective course to Jun ior* and Seniors. TWO DOMESTIC SCIENCE COURSES, giving practical and theoretic knowledge of cooking. A well equipped LIBRARY. For Catalog and further information apply to the College. A Mart:n*Stccl Crib not only prevents loss cf ccm from rats, birds, tMcvcs, fire and weather, but actuary prewnts com from spoiling. The patented Ventilating system pro vides a constant current of air through the corn, which carries oh" damp and impure air. try and the lives of the boys in France. They are baring their breasts to the 5 German bullets in defense of our homes: Their prayer to you is:! “Guard our righto at home, so that we may return to you in aafety when the War is over." You will have P«t I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Magistrate at Hilda, subject to the rules and regu lations of the Democratic primary election. A. Ray Sanders. 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