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For information and entry blanks, write
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Secretary
KINSTON, N. C,
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FARMYILLE ENTERPRISE
Published by the Rouse Printery
Entered is the Pott Office at Farm
ville. N. C., a3 second class msfl
' St. OCTOBERi *?
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UP TO KAISER BEG .
FOR PEACE, ASSERT
London, Sept 21.? The Kaiser will
have to ask for peace on the Allies'
terms, and will nave- to be humble
about it, say the Americans fighting
on the French and Belgian lines.1
Newspapermen who have been seek
- ing ue opinions of Samndes on the-,
Austrian peace conference have found
them strongly opposed to anything
less than complete submission on the
part of Germany, v
THE DAY OP PEACE
The war will end mom Messed day,
some dsythA strife will
.-tings, will pat their guns away, aid
boost the boon of peace. The captain*
then will drop their tools which mad*
the world forlorn, and drive thafr
teams of sorrel moles along the row*
of corn. While still the tide of battle
rolls, white still we hear the din, it
seems to yMtt? wesrv sools that
they say, u>e*?frlfo la?_T?tsd^ aerosa
of ingratitude would outlive every
persona bow living in the towns&p.
The bulletin says further that when
a person invests iff" War Savings Cer
tificate* he 9erves^L^j)art^^of^the
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Winston-Salem, September 211 ?
As regard s the approaching: Liberty
Bond campaign. CoL " -F. H. Fries,
State Director o I War Savings, says
that his altitude on-this is the same as
before except that he ? is convinced
that all must vcrk harder - if the
State's qoota of bonds as well as
Stamps is raised in the allotted time
for each. Active Systematic pledge
taking for War Savings Stamps will
be suspended "oat ctf deference-to, and
in a spirit of co-operation with, the
Fourth Liberty ?'jiond ?- Campaign.
Daring the period of the bond dnve
the -War Savings woi'k of the State
wiH be confined to tM redemption of
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pieag?* ?ireaajr maae.
"As to the two campaigns conflict
ing, I repeat that they are as much in
harmony and "working to the ' same end
as the aimv and navy or as the brave
American soldiers and those of our
gallant Allies. They are both of ab
solute importance to the winning jrf
the war,' and failure to raise th?
State's allotment of both would be a
serious disappointment to ourselves
aifjd^M to jattrjjrtdiM^at^^^oyU
mast ha made b^sw^y one if th?
ligUW AW ***** Mvyv-v
ih* terrors of war, one of. which ?
the rigors of winter, we must -stand
back of them even though it *??
severe hardrt^ips, tffl the confli$? %
j An army cannot march nor fight
without' its home support Think of
what the army is doing in France.
Remember that we at nome are its
support, and asbacribe to your limit
? for the Fourth Liberty Loan.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
deceaj^ a^ptt coun typhis is
deceased to present them to the
undersigned administrator <hj or;
before tie 17th llay of Septem;
in ^ar of ' A^^we . A$ per
please make immediate pay
ment. - -
-rwi. 17th
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p-v?:
th High Prices. Below we give you some
r this week
Rasben^. S k>tiJ, 798 pounds at an average of $44.60
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in, 5- Ibis, 916 pounas ? in average otwwt ; ?
2LTpSS?y1
? ? ? av.; 43.16. Berret. & Shirley, 5
600 " av. 47.00. WEFalkner5
543" av. 45.80. JTRedick, 3