1Uiinut1 loaning until tins. the greatest nl all jj struggles. has ended. Navi* our food,!’ | in fact, save everything we can, and j Mdo without lots of things we may I ! want, in order to help ou»' hoys. j i In com inf? home last .Sunday (per-;| haps we should have waited until !’•j Monday) 1 certainly was glad to no- ,| Lice what a areal change had taken j place in the way of pleasure-riding ; on .Sunday. Wo traveled about Oil I , I miles in helow Koch Hill, S. C.f and * j did not meet hut. one auto and this ; one turned hack just as we met him.•j I think he was getting our number._ j We met few machines all day Sunday.; We saw a few at the churches. Com-1 wi -; inj? through Statesville Sunday night. 1 •_* j about 9.30, we saw blit one machine Jon the streets; something I supposej very unusual, but this shows every-*! body is thinking, and I feed that the ; (:'v j ! time has come when we ought to ; _A . i think and to think very seriously, j ft/ 1 Let’s all resolve to do our best in ov- i« i *, | erything that will help to end thisj 11 war and to help our boys bear the* j. * I burden that rests upon them. Those ; J'.J 1 of us who are not called upon to go, I ti.,. ’[if we do our duty (as 1 see it), have | w i i ; a great responsibility upon us. We 1 hir •, cannot sit down in ease at home and !c j say we are not going to hnVc anything i i to do with it. but let's do everythin?.* j ii« i • that we can do to help in every way. j ; Yours for the Fourth Liberty loan! j rml '• - CHAS. C. TIIARPE. j Wil. j Harmony, N. C. ! c.VS} M*iset1