The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 01, 1919, Image 3
FMER EIKETED
110 SMIUM
Stirring Appeal is Sent Out by
Heads of Thirty-five Na
tional, Interstate and State
Agricultural Organisations.
LEST WE FORGET
A stirring appeal to American farm
ers to maintain their wartime prece
dent of patriotism and loyalty in the
support of the Fifth Liberty Loan ha^j
been issued* by* the heads of Ihirty-
five national, interstate and state
farmers organizations.'* -
“To make' your participation in the
Victory Liberty Loan both in money
and service, the measure of your de
votion to the great cause of democ
racy” is the cause for which these
farm organization leaders, headed by
J. N. Tittemore, president, American
Society of Equity of Madison.—Wis.,
have sent a .mnsjiager tfr alt farmers
of the country, as follows:—
> the Farmers of America:
“No .finer patriotic service was ever
rendered than when the farmers of
America, short of labor, credit and
farm supplies, still grew the increas
ed crops without which we could not
have won the war. The farm women
and children gave their labor is the
field* and the fan.ts tent more ihan a
million of their K*st to 'Join the col
ors. The more that ia known about
the war. the more gloriously our far:n-
•r»’ part in it will shine.
“The VJctory Liberty Loan Drive
begin* April 21 and continues until
Hay 1®. We appeal to you. farmers of
Cica. to finish what you have no
11 begun Make this loan as nnperb
nurre«s aa the war trope you have
See to it that the f»rm« r*
■■■■ to putting the Victory Lboa over
the top
* ‘'Wake your partfclputiou In the
^Vj^TOJtT^LtBKHTY LOAM both la
fwur d»«u< ou to ino great
ft
“Ms 1 1 *JFW
ut ‘oe to tbo great
v the densocracy for whlrP
aMOy af oar boya bare mad# the eu
prsaia aaerthco Lst jroar eabarnp
Oaa aad your effort be both aa af
fena* af lhaahactetag for the eatura
af peace sa4 the u*eaa* hy o%irh the
world asev •oaeor* the stroagth of
your patriotlesu aad ywur deiawaiaa
tftoa to aoo to N that the war shall
aot haee haoa husahi In eaia
'Tour* frateraalty
**J V Tlttousaro praundaat. Ausrrt
raa horiotv af Baatty. Hadiaoa ffTia
“Oraat M Piorosa prootdeat Mn
tmaal Oloaaoen* k loriats— fhrtfwit
~Joha J, rarrotl proa idea t T all—Mil
rvwaoaorv hotter Hafcoea AaooaUiCoa
•t Paol If toe
Mf P Halt pn stdeut Mot tons 1
Dam t'aioa t aaitag Mirh
"IB«»d D C'aaiphoU prooideat Ms
tMsasi If Oh Pvaffaaafa' PVffafatfaa :
Cold water Hirh
ioha ff. Kaadnsh. pro a td oat Aas
eriraa Matloaal Lira flhtwb Asaarin
tioa t*. p Seaate
J H Rhahle. pees ideal Paraser*
Vntioaal raaprrsa. Port liepne t M4
"A C* Towaley proaident MatMOsa 1
Nnapartiaaa t^raawo fft Paul If tea
**€* M <7u*taf«oa proaldoat Mehran
s on Omaha. N*h
J,.h
ha Parti
“Arthur C»pf*r rbatnasa Pariaero -
>** N^tw aal ('nf.tm!*tcc «*u War Piaaa* •*
T<>prha. Kaa
"Hen lam in O Msrah aer retort
F»rmers* Natkuia! f'ctumitfee on Wat
Fitian»e, R*a#b*ngtiiW. D f*
a ‘!J|efhert f*. Itahef. pfeeoirat. Kami
mi NAtainal uri-i* fU J* S-’i.t#*
aevpw nr p w
inn 4i real hand «f war-not as Fr. n
jell. ^—nor as England- nor even a
(Pared hy Mary fbthford)
Your ViHarge And Mine^
It in Jaet a typical Amonraa vtl- Ira holdt Mn dolAkm c
kago per ha pa y astro or the aao Ml tho valued Mn noaa
west roaaty It haa taa rhurrhon aad Tho wwr in oear Vlrtory
n hotel aad there in the Toraer^ Amerva eocapad tho fnghtfa
oHera th* area gat^rf *fT*r •upper f <!•* ' whu F m .'4 hav* »,
la «aaa<d*e pofit u a aad “the stale of If tho war hod fees tad ton ya«
tho V*aioa * Its papainttoa in shout i or Wo atm have thaao d-rtta
There can’t be any
sudt word as TAIL*
—where America Is
There is no such word as “Fail” in
boys are eomuag hooao
debts tho goaoeamoot 4
a •pWe4t4 vtah
Proas tho tratniag
porheia.
M’' <a war wao de« af* 1 4 it gave Ito < ^ ^ ^
aoao with a ftad ► *oft aad they P'* 1
■aaiehod away hravofy aaaay with a | dhMtvact -tho debts thet woa the wot
eah Ml tho Ihraai. perhaps, hat with j “ be ps>4 They will he paid
gwtdihd tbeir feet | Amortra haa plodded fta ftsMh. ndf
g oasap there hops . ibo fanh uf Amenra haa aover boas
MMo the batfftn Mao Tho Hua wao I Wo arw a aw aobaff to toad »a* poe
(hah lap n daapoea t* effort Ms deoteoy ! eenoaoat aoaae of thooo mi pa ^ 4<>iL*e>
r fvthnatioa hi n bloody drive oa Pana j wo nttH have la oar pswhota aad t«
The a . ear are the laaa Vkrtary Imart)
The rtehoat maa ta tho trfftaffP tMdt I hoado trffi hn looaad—tho nadni
tho hotol harbor aad they gripped the world
*•»*• • vtl*wrd. The f too * ^ * -7 Thoa let tut hoerta «ad our pui
Ahhd W Mhd diffHWai , —way hour fhaohfut wo ore that
The vi''so* hut. H«*r h-o **4 ^*- »d hap* | »lf a miH>«w Amefwad t
ed aad Irtah- aaiited for the I aot ttoso ware aovod
He died ffpht lag that freedom. alight 1 — t
MM »'*'•* TV. I—a • *M« Bra. M( mao TMI OMIT
tael - he hod never aoaouated to ’
much- woa tho Crott de Guerre -hot < THAT WON THf WAP
WpH# |ht«4l| d*hdNI
Ga* rleUued the aoo of f k e w*4om _
afco h.Ml la Ik. ImW rrm rj49>(* 1 r » r, * T OI.m. •" ->-l»r7 of th* If*-•
At ir-t .h* nmM a.4 .|- .k al -a ! *'? “"T* «" -•
. - * a ... • cdhera from the onto huofc of a lief
rvoa aurw* uhett he ws* In * % n*ai*e*
“One buy 1 •ball almars r. loemher
Our boys bivc proved t thouMnd timed thmt they
never beard of it*
And, where the Victory l oon it concerned, it'# not to be
dreamed at. The Ixwn it ffotnd over and going over
BIG. Make certain that you have g part in its tuaoeggl
a. X tStNNETT,
5 rf/ \a »n b '*< i pair Shop in G>nnection.
. Barnwell. S. C.
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flit I#
I would give tbeva too " That Whs
“Geortte 1* Hamptoit. mar
lector. Farmeri* Nstumil C
JJ “L. 2. Taber, master. Ohio State
Ifiraru;** Barncsvil:**. Oh o
J Lno* 11 I'l.stcr. V*w Tork
Ha fight • boa id** r wsv jv
ah<4 away .tad be h i I j •»!
***m**mHMF+'l*
f**!t i h* iat atrstglit wnuldyt
Can-1 ** 1 unvbiMly hrlp him Hr didn't »c»>
I s word while they pulled off th** t**ht
clinging gause from the red. raw. wet
flesh that quivered in sp.te of h».n
^iaie i#ranrr. rroo.mm. , w . r Tht . v mn( |e possible thos.* tre . Wh *® ,h *‘ flr 1 mm,nd Wd# «•!
“E. M Sweltzer. director. National , lm . n<luU] , preparations for a long war | he M,d WllB
Agricultural Organisation Society. . t ^ at rPRU , tr( , in n nhnrX w
Madison. W is. < WRff ^ u stupendous nssem
J. W. Pincus. formerly secretary, munitions. Germany wilted. Tbou-
Federation of Jewish Farmers of Am- * l(ian( jj| G f millions of dollars were
erica. New >oik. N. Y. i saved.* But host of all, tens of thou*
Ric b. rd T. Ely. secretary. Amert- j gan( j s 0 f American boys were saved,
can AssricHytOn for Agvu uitaral Leg-
MaUfSon. Wis.
“Charles S. Barrett, president. 2fn
tional Farmers Union. Union City. Ca
“John A. MrSparran. master. Penn
sylvania State Grange. Furniss. Pa. f
“W. T. Creasy, secretary. National ■ i
Dairy Union. Catawissn. Pa.
“A. B. Thornhill, preside*.*!, Fann- j
ers’ Union of Virginia, Lynchbrug, Va. i
“R. D. Cooper, president. Dairymen’s j
League, New York city.
“Gifford Pinchot, president. Penn- |
sylvania Rural Progress Association.
“Charles A. Lyman secretary. Na
tional Board of Farm Organization.
“Maurice McAuliffe. president. State i
Farmers’ Union of Kansas. Sallna,
Kan.
“J. W. Shorthlll, secretary. National.,
Council of Farmers’ Co-operative As- i
soclations, York. Neb.
“Charles W. Holman, secretary. Na- |
tional Conference on Marketing and *
Farm Credits, Madison. Wis.
“John D.. Miller,' director, Dairy-'
men’s League,* Susquehanna. Pa.
“C. G. Patterson, secretary. Inter-
mountain Association of Sugar Beet
Growers. Salt Lake City. Utah.
“Henry C. Wallace, secretary Corn
Belt Meat Producers Association, Des
Moines. Iowa
“Richard Pattee, secretary Mew
igland Milk Producers’ Aseociation,
Boston. Maas. * »
T A Calvia. Waahiagtoo represen
America prepjired on faith. Amer-
i I'nihk war |
nr. Never j “Dj you ihlnl^ I could rest a miauie
t*mhlage of 1 ^ or * J efore you do the second on**?'
“Red. raw. wet flesh”—American
flesh. It was not yellow. Think id
that when you are asked to buv Vic
tory Liberty bonds, you who Viink
you have done enough.
tsttvo Goiioa hLwios
- Ar
TA© Day tlie German
Fleet SuiTendered—
m laMfifM rigg <> igur
With Owr Ai
X. T.)
HE DAY those great gray ahips
of war came sneaking out
from the Kiel Canal marked
the end of Germany's naval power.
if
Thanks to the Allied Navy, thanks
to our Boys of the Sea, thanks to the
Ships and to the Liberty Bonds that
put them there, the seas are sdfe!
Do your full shcre in the Victory
Liberty Loan—in payment for the
Victory that might have cost every
thing if we had not gone at it whole
heartedly and in the nick of time
. Victory Liberty Loan ConuniitM
m
they came
German Navy—f©
greatest Humiliaticn
world has ever known—
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