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America

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right now.

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TH

IRD

LIBERTY L OAN

n

j m

min i um l u u m um

The

Honor

Fla

g

of

the

Third.

Liberty Loan

is

awarded by the United

States Treasury Department

to

every

town in

the

country which sells

its quota of Liberty Bo

nds in

the pr

esent campaign. Every town

which

wins the right to fly this Flag will ha

ve

i

ts

name

inscribed

on

the State Honor

Roll under a

State Honor Flag to

be unfurled

at

the

State

capital.

The

results in each

state

will

be indicated on a national

Honor

Flag which will be

J -^ v

raised in the

Treasury Department in Washington

and

remain there perma

nently.

When yqu

buy

a Third Liberty

Loan

Bond

you

will

receive

a

window

em

blem bearing your name

jand a reproduction of

th

e Honor Flag.

Paste

the

emblem

in a window

of

your

home or place of business.

.

The

are

an

inveslment in

the United

Statesof

Ahierica.

They are a

m

r .

promise^

to

ack

with interest the money that

you

invest. This

of

the

UhHfed States is

the

safest investment

on earth.

: i

The difference between

$100

tucked away in your

home

and

$100

invested

in

Third

Liberty

Loan

Bonds is that if

you

keep the $100 in

cash at

the

end of

the year $100

is

ll

you have, but if you buy a $100 Bond

of

th

e Third

Liberty Loan, at

the

end of

the

year you have the $100

Bond

and th

e interest.

Because our

sons

and our neighbor's

sons are making

o

ur fig

ht

abroad.

Victory depends

largely

on

whether

they

are supplied

with

sufficient guns

ammunition and other

necessariesto win and their condition upon returning

depends upon

the care which is taken of

them

in

and

b

ehind

the lines. It

is

up

to

us

to

supply

money for th

e

sinews of war and every comfort

that can

be

give

n

our

fighting

men.

They offer their lives for

us and

our country.

We

a

re asked only to lend pur .money

to our governmen

t. Could we

do

less

;-

^.

and remain

true to ourselves,

our

country and our flag?


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LI E

RT Y BON

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PROVIDE TH E

SINEWS

OF W R

UY LI ERTY ONDS


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hall beat their swords

i

nto

ploughshares"

Sow

these

Seeds

D ISAR

MAMEN

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rm

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ay

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es

sag

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w

ill

re

du

ce

our

nav

al

str

eng

th

in

pr

op

orti

on t

o a

ny

oth

er.

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av

ing

said

that

it

only

remains

for

the

o

the

rs

to

say

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in matte

rs

materi

al, but

in thi

ngs

oft

he spirit.

merely in

science,in ventions,

motors

andskyscrapers,

but also

in

ideal

s, pr

inciple

s, chara

er.

m

erely in

th

e cal

m asser

tion

of

r

ights, but in

th e

glad

a

ssumpt

ion of

duties

.

flaunt

in g

h

er streng

th

as

a

giant,

b

ut b

endin

g in

help

ful

ness ov

er a sick

an

dwou

nded

w

orld like

a

Good

Sa

maritan

.

in

splend

id isola t

ion,bu

t incour

ageous

c

oopera

tion.

in

prid

e,

arr

oganc

e a

nd disdai

n of o

ther ra

ces

and

p

eoples

but

in symp

athy

l

ove, andu

nderst

anding

.

in tre d

ing

again

the old,w

orn

bloody

pathw

ay

which

ends

inevita

bly in

cha

os

an

d dis

aster, but

in bla

zing

a

new

trail,

along

which

ple

ase God

o

thernation

swill

f

ol-

low,

int

o th

e

ne

w Jeru

salem

whe

re

war

s shallbe no

more.

Some

day

some

nation

must

take

that

pathunless

we are

to lap

se once

again

in

toutt

er

barba

rism

and that h

onor

I

covet

f

or m

y belo

ved Am

eric

a.___

___

And

s

o, in that

spiri

t and w

ith th

ese hop

es, I

say with

all

my hear

t and

soul,

AMER

ICA

FIRST

.


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