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erty War Bonds are issued by t
purpose of financing the war in
e Bonds will be dated June 15, 1
re June 15, 1932, or after June
it the yearly rate of 31 per ce
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,t an interest rate higher than
nay be exchanged for the high<
erty War Bands are issued in
red Bonds, Bearer Bonds, whic
$100, $500 and $1,000, have int?
accepted by any bank when th
erest on Registered Bonds will 1
k direct to the owner.
len due, both the principal and
States gold coin of the present i
icipal nor the interest will be si
erty War Bonds will be issued <
f anyone the buyer may at any
r You Should 6
? purchase of Liberty War Bone
rt to end the war quickly and 1
d through them, your Governm
ry, furnish supplies to our Alliei
iroically fighting our battles.
thout money men are useless, si
)st cause. Liberty War Bonds
patriotism?for ALL.
rou are not going to war yovrs<
) some one else who is going.
rou are sending your son, buy L
rou have no son to send, buy Li
lan's son.
rou want to end the war speedil
sh it to that conclusion.
rou are foreign-born, buy Liber
beyond a doubt
'our income is large, buy Libert
>m income tax.
rour income is small, buy Liberl
he safest security and surest in
ive all, if you appreciate the lib
ind yours, if you believe it wor
ihall continue to exist in honor
id your money to that cause as
;heir lives!
ere to Buy Thi
)scriptiori blanks for Liberty W;
cheerfully furnished to you wh
nd Window in any of the follov
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Inrovision
Meat, Lard, Flour, Rice
thing wanted in Bi
at lowest p
Cotton Seed I
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Kingstree,
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he United States Government
behalf of Liberty and HuL917,
and will not be redeem15,
1947. They will bear innt,
payable every six months,
nment should put out luture
31 per cent, Liberty War >
it rate bonds.
no classes?Bearer Bonds and
h are issued in denominations
jrest coupons attached which
e interest has been earned,
oe paid by the Government
interest will be payable in
standard of value ard neither
ibject to income tax.
jither to the purchaser or in
time designate.
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Is is the surest way of doing
lonorably. With the money
ent will equip our own army
s who for three years have
jpplies are unobtainable, the |
therefore furnish a form of I
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?lf. buv Liberty War Bonds I
liberty War Bonds to support
berty War Bonds to help the
ly, buy Liberty War Bonds to
ty War Bonds ane prove your
y War Bonds becase they are
ty War Bonds because they
terest for your savings.
erty that your country gives
th while that these United
and in peace, you should at
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ar Bonds and full information
en you inquire at the Liberty
ring banks:
K(ngstree,
Kingstree,
Kh%stree,
Greelyville,
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Johnsonville, I
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Vleal and Hulls |
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WAR INDEMNITIES.
What the Vanquished in the World Conflict
May Anticipate.
When Germany entered the war it
counted upon winning a quick victory
and then imposing a money indemnity
that would cover what the
war had co9t it. Both parts of the
programme have failed. Nevertheless,
Germany has never breathed a
doubt of its winning eventually, or
abandoned its intention to make its
enemies repay a large part of its expenses.
The active discussion of the
subject in the German press may be
premature, but in view of German
confidence in the future it is not unaccountable.
The Entente Allies have never expressed
any intention of demanding
an indemnity for themselves;they are
willing to pay the cost of relieving
the world of the Prussian menace.
But they have declared that if they
win they shall require Germany and
its allies to rebuild and restore what
they have destroj'ed in Belgium,Serbia,
France and Roumania.
Either outcome means an almost
ruinous drain upon the resources of
nations already upon the verge of
bankruptcy; but since the demand
for an indemnity implies the power
to enforce it, the demand must be
met, however great the hardship it
imposes. The question then arises,
could the Entente Allies, or could
Germany,respond to such a demand?
Undoubtedly Germany would not
require the whole of the indemnity
in money. From France it would accept
a slice of territory,from Russia
its Polish pnssessionsjbutfrom Great
Britain,although it would demand a
few of its colonies and a fleet of its
ships of war.it would try to extort a
huge sum in cash. If the German
Emperor could enforce such terms
upon his enemies in Europe, this,
country would get off easily if it had
only to discard the Monroe Doctrine
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove's
The Old Pfandard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic s equally valuable as a
General Toniu because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
Help Youi
And Make Mon
Uncle Sam must have the mq:
sands of food and munition-c
and maintain an army of 1
smashing1 big navy?in shor
carry on its share of the grea
THE WORLD.
YOU can d9 YOUR part by I
?T/M1 % Tnrmnf nATtT
ui jeuuj savings, iiivcoi nun
Loan Bonds. You will be he
your country. The bonds pa
as good as gold. There is an
ample, if you want to buy on
make your payments at this
2% when you buy the t
18 "on June 28.1917
20 " on July 30.1917__..?
30 " August 15, 1917
30 " August 30, 1917
The-bonds will be dated Jun<
years, when the Governmei
Twice a year the owner will
3? per cent a year.
Come in and let i
yourself, your cou
Bank of
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equipped with the latest Pulln
oughfare Cars.
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WILLIAM
Gen. Pass. Agt.
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and to permit the Kaiser to appropriate
whatever might take his f ancy
in the Carribean Sea and in S<wt? \
America. Such a programme w#uld
not eliminate a money indemnity
from Great Britain;possibly not from
the United States.
On the other hand,and in the event
of victory's resting elsewhere, coald
Germany furnish the means to restore
Belgium and the other devao4>a+as1
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of it. The solution of the difficulty
lies in the fact that the demand if
not for credit, but for gold. There
is plenty of gold on both sides jf the
fighting line, and, although a great
deal of it has been . transferred to
this country, it has continued to circulate
in all the Allied countries. In
Germany it has been bottled up,driven
from circulation by paper money,
and concentrated in banks. If,
now,we bear in mind that the debts
of warring nations appear as the capital
of their creditors, we shall see
that the governments, bankrupt \
though they may be,still have ample
wealth to draw upon, still retain the *
power to raise funds and to convert r
those funds into the required gold.
It is not yet decided which group
of powers will be able to bleed gold *
from its enemies; but into the hands
that hold the lancet gold to the required
amount will surely flow.? 4
Youth's Companion.
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DAYS THAT ARE NO MORE.
If time could only carry me away
To the days that are no more;
When I used to roam in my childhood's
home
With brothers and sisters at play.
But the years have passed and such (
changes, alas!
The old homestead's gone to decay.
No loved ones are near me,
No sweet voice to cheer me,
And I am alone today.
Alone with my memory of bygone hours
And thoughts of future years
When some day we shall meet at the
pearly gate.
With smiles and naught of tears.
So I sit and gaze in the fire's red blase;
And picture the days gone by,
With the wish just to live them over
again;
Oh, the dream-days, with never a
sigh!
?Mrs Cosmo E Brockington.
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, driven oat
Malaria,enriches the blood,and buildsnp the system.
A true tonic. For adults and children. Sic.
Country
ey for Yourself.
ney QUICKLY to build thouirrying
ships, to raise, equip
L,000,000 men; to give us a
t. to enable our country to
it war for the FREEDOM OF
ending the Government some
in one or more of the Liberty
lping yourself while you help ,
y 31 per cent interest and are
easy payment plan. r or exe
of the $50 bonds, you can
bank, as follows:
>ond.. $ 1 00
9 00
10 00
15 00
15 00 f
$50 00
i 15, 1917, and will run for 30
nt will repay the principal,
receive interest at the rate of
is help you to help
ntry and humanity
Kingstree
South Carolina I
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