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put $50 into this Fourth Liberty Loan?when yo
and should put in $100?you are helping make th
st twice as long.
nnot shoulder it off on someone else, because th;
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3e is in exactly cue same pusiuim <? ) uu <u.c.
tericans are fast getting a new idea of our respons
3 none too soon. The trouble is most of us we:
before for anything but votes?
aken some of us quite too long a time to realize th
moving faster "over there." Cantigny Chateai
l Mihiel? Do they mean anything to you, or are th<
that are hard to pronounce?
ise multiplying millions of clear-eyed, set-jawed bo;
ance if they're just names. Names? They are syi
ever-growing, decent might of our young and eag<
vhose tramping feet are moving irresistibly with tl
nee and Britain and Italy and Belgium and Russia
Victory and Right and Peace!
are moving faster over there. Look at the ma]
ws! You've put our boys over there. Y ou must ice<
Pershing, our great
with the eyes oi
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Will America?will 1
Qafisflprl tn spn
to that intrepid
army he comma]
"Pershing, we ha\
Victory."
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>u them over there, fit in body and sc
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is men in tne woriu & luuiunuuus mow
Yes, and things are moving f;
at awake?and she must keep awake.
a man earned or what he owned
nobody's business. But no more. I
si" jack of us, whether trying to give '
re cent of good citizenship at home, or
port at sea, or plugging doggedly i
rope with a two-hand grip on seve:
at
If you put $50 into the Fourth
sy and should put $100 into it, you are
of patriotic citizenship. If you st
make it at least $1,000, you will no
or Uncle Sam. If you say "I'll subs
n* and could, buy every last penny's \
sr be meeting your responsibility by c
ie ask ourselves and each other if we a
the limit of our means and resource
?or hold back a usurer's percentag
p! It is our business to remind e
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General, standing ere
f the world upon him,
ntless France:
te, We are Here/'
YOU?in this critical li
id a less reassuring n
soldier and the magi
ids in our name than th
re doubled our Los
rginia and Pittsburgh Coal C
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ry have had to do.
aster over here. America is '- .MBBi
A little while ago how much
or what he did with it was : ^H|
t is the business of every man -^j^H
Uncle Sam a full hundred per
living in a life belt on a transthead
on the long trail in Eun
pounds of iron argu ment.
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Liberty Loan when you could
! giving that last full measure ;|| n|
;op at $500 when you should
t be playing fair with yourself
crbe $5,000" when you should,
?rorth up to $10,000, youU not
me-half. It is our business to !
re sure we are going to give to
is to the Fourth Liberty Loan ^
iach other that the man who - - jf|i
e's an active enemy.
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