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THE DISHONOR MEN OF TALE.
(From tha New To* Son.)
Id the Tala tenter elan atatiatka
tha Kaiser received eleven votes in
aaawvr to tha question, Who la the
(mil men n he tal etactn ctaolnah
eleven Germane in the data.
Wa should Uka to aaa an announce
ment that than ware eleven mink an
of tha aanior daaa at Tala who would
net rtcetro their dafreet at com
Thaaa eleven aaa ion should he tha
hnaan youths who iaault their coi
1efe and the country to which they
have aoufht an education hy pre
dakdaf the murderer at EdUh Ca
veU and tha destroy sr of the Loai
tania to ha tha free teat man in tha
wortdl
It will aot da to whietla Oris ind
date dawn tha wind at a matter at aa
importance—a men ebullition of the
apirita on tha part at thoufhtkaa ent
ice* berya, aifnifylnf noth is* he* a
dartre to aaam smart.
11m declaration deserve* to bo daalt
with nriwahr. Senior* at Tala today
an no longer mn boys. Beorus and
tnuidrada of Yato students an npn
Mntad by >tan upon bar aarvlea flag.
YVay an not too yonng to ftgbt. So
the eleven nmtergmduataa of the daaa
of *18 who think the Kaiser ia the
.greets*! nao in tha world oannot ba
allowed to plead tha baby act as aa
eseoa* far their defeat ie dantf an
-prods! Bring adartration far tha aato
ent who would wwiave Amvriea if
ha could. Haw long would alevea
itiawfnan oju-T-fft- —n-1rr trr ttrr T**f
vanity of Bartia if they
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dishonor toan of Yale would be eqnto
alent to^ajtodantlon jtto^.a^goad
forv^aeB, woman, or cMU wbe ena
cSmltoy^todu tU
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world is utterly devoid of moral per
ception*.
SOLDIERS SAVE MONEY.
Nearly all oar fighting men era
saving money. That ia the latest
word from France. Many of there
are “paying for the privilege of fight
lag for Undo Baa** by buying Lib
arty Bonds aad saving war steal pe
enough to maks the folks who anal
fighting a dialed of tliaai lives. Al
most all Aaurieaa soldiers tend
money home oo payday.
K. A. Hnagarford, one *f the Y. M.
C. A. man at the front who Is In a
good position to know their finances,
writes, "The American soldier ia the
thriftiest American alive. T have
Liberty Bonds, War Baring Stamps,
Military insurance, and havo nBoted
fifteen dollars a month to the folks
back home,* said an artillery asn whs
was ia the hat last evening. Thera
are thousaada of TJnde Barn’s Bokhara
In Prance who can tvathfally say the
mine thing.
I want to tend aomo money
home,' to hoard cantawtfy by tha Y.
M. C. A. woriwr ia Prana. Tho *Y»
hoa pwpoaely ndo to aoay for tho
aoldior to and monoy homo. An ha
has to do to to leave his money with
tha man la the hot, got o receipt for
it. aad indicate tha asms and add ran
of the parson to whom ho daairaa the
money sent. The Y. if. C. A. has
arrangements with hankiag Institu
tion which makes poaaibla tha rapid
and Inantpaashra tranter ad any
amount of monoy to any bank or per
son in tha atatas.
■Oar cobbers ara thinking straight
about moo ay matters- Thoy ara aot
miners, by any mean, aad they srs
wining to spend a small amount an
things that go to make Ufa men en
joyable, bat their chief thought to to
whoa tho war to over end they is
turn to etvfMea Ufa.
"Tha average onto to tho aoidiors
who ooano into oar Y. M. C. A. cantor,
load they an artillery man, engin
eer* and dough-boys, la otanoot srowt
ty o franc a dap, thirty francs, or
about sin dollars a mouth. But tha
aoidiar* oouM gamble, aad thoy oould,
at times, pni man ay perhaps ovan
men foolishly. They just dent do
to The parentage that oould bo an
anaod of anah an umavino uyaaihara
of money to nogUfMo, much smaller
than in otriMoa life.
THRIFT STAMPS NOT TO KB
U8BO IN TRADING STAMPS.
Would Defeat Purpose of Bump
Compote*—'Merchants Map Uao
Stamps aa Biamm But Nut
Aa !*»■!—
Wina ton-Salem, Juno 10.—War
Soring* Stamp* moat aot bo aaad as
trading stamp*, or other adrortiobig
purposes. according to an order from
tho Traoaury Department at Waab
ingteu. This would dafoat tho par
pooo of tho Stamp camps Igu. tha or
der aaya, and would bo dtoaatrooa to
dm caaao of tho Thrift Stamp to
prompts thrift and soring*. It would
bs reducing tho stamp which ropra
seats a promlasory aot* of tha Gor
It appears that a nombor of bmp
chants la the Stats, la thotr efforts to
boost Thrift Stamps at tho asm*
time that they boost thotr basis foe.
bar* bow offering Thrift Stamps aa
trad* premiums. Some bar* offorod
to giro a ThrtfJ Stamp with a certain
purchase of marrhaadio*.
to mu clear what the uovem
ment object* te aad 4eea not object to
te the see of (tempo, the H. C. Be
taQ Monheata’ Divieioa of the War
Saving* Committee ha* baaed te th*
merchant* th* following information:
"Dun it no ob^tctioft wbtWftr to
Individuate or (irate giving Thrift or
War Saving* flump* a* bona Ml
gift*: nor 1* there any objection to
the practice of making paymm* in
Thrift or War Savings Stamps far
that la the earn* aptrit they wffl )re
frahi from each giving."
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E. aoLonrs morale
MC SAYS PERSHING.
Want U> Hear Good Nawa—
What Shall th* Mauaf* Ba
Jane 1ST
Acain General Perak in* i* rtapfaa
nSrf*"Jaf»urt*B0* °* kmVi'>€
mod new* that comas from hone. Ha
talla hk aoidiar* that it la thair doty
to writ* ham* oftaa, that neither they
akr th* baau people caa heap la the
h**t af spirit aalaaa they kaap la ton
ataat tooeb with «a* soother. Ha
wo: "Doty t* ooa*a eoaotry dan
aot aad oa tha parade ynoal aor
w*«a aa th* battle Said, hot
la dole* everything h>
^whftaww.
Ik* peapia at
ad many thaaa to writ* th* bay* only
S*od *ew*. They want to know aad
want to ba told adtaa that they an
b*la* bald la haaxt aad rriad, aad that
they have tha whole cow try at th*
k*ak af than, k k said tha aoWttar*
flpht beat whaa thair hop** an high
aot aad they faai h**L
Which Is More Important?
Your Personal Comfort
or
The Winning Of The War?
If we an to win tkt war, itltfn mast sacri
fice our personal comfort to a certain ataL If
loaataf your money to the Government means
some personal sacrifice, are yon willing to do ft?
. Year response is the answer In the fasetton
•bore. The Government has made it easy with ,
WAR-SAVINGS
STAMPS
SCOTLAND COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
Laurinburg, N. C.