Newspapers / The enterprise. / Nov. 8, 1918, edition 1 / Page 5
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"Of Vital Military Value" the' Commander-in-Chief teiu,. J .. &» - ■ - -"imrr /-. -,n - »_ I u 1 •- J I w'*"' . ,«r» •«• "' r ** ,W * -* ■ ,0 * tl>a «' that Ulllt ,0,l,tl « ii I I oo».«— -*• " iast - r im , j "•«'»« u.r ,0,,u ** >, * # ' fl I -a 1 will ». . ■ h i?: _,.,, \ —«... *•*—»•«.... .j"**- i ■I --,0 V.. *• • Wo * ■ Mao otaM«R 1 ~"'■■■•> • *•*•■«•« ■ ■ S3s»*s£t» . •• \ _ I * ■ ■ u:-—•T-—„*r H B Wh^' u - 4 * tt,n ° r * t#4 .uppirt •' °» T Xt ° 9V * ## \ fl|9H I u W r...ln« Mr . O.Vf * U \ mi mBL .* i. vm n—. »• i raH THE President has expressed what is In every American heart. As a nation we are united in ; the winning of this war. As a nation we stand behind our fighters eager and prepared to do for them whatever will hasten victory and make the fighter's | task a little lighter. As individuals there is little we can do. As a na tion we can work wonders through the seven organi ! zations authorized and recognized by the Government. They come to you not as Catholics, nor as Jews nor as Protestants, not as the representatives of any creed .or enterprise, but as Americans to ask that you join in this great united undertaking for God, and country and our fighters. The President has voiced his belief that this spirit of unity will be u crowned with*abundant success." He believes it becajuse he knows this campaign is "of vital military value" and he knows that you will leave nothing undone to win this war. IPTOMTOKCAMPAIGN i I This Advertisement Contributed to tne United War Work Campaign By THE FARMERS 8 MERCHANTS BANK * - Sr . , : THE BANK THAT BACKS THE PEOPLE - - K It rests with you. Think of this campaign as yen* sole responsibility. What you give will mean Its suq* 4 - cess. You cannot leave this undertaking to others. It? is YOUR campaign. In France, Americans are fight ing this war as if the result depended on the way each 1 individual fights. At home, this campaign rests with' you. What will you give—decide to night—and make your share the biggest thing you ever did! * - ' , 3. / -V- Why you should give twice as much as you ever gave before I Th. nMd U for • turn 70% greater than an y gift rr.r aaked for sloe* tha world bagan. Tha Oarcn mant ha* ftied thla autn at (170,500.000. Br fivlnf to thaaa seven organltetiona all at once, tha mat and effort of six additional campaigns la Nrrad. Unlaaa Amaikani do glra twlra aa much aa avar before, our aoldiera and aallora mar not But fedac j 1910 thai/ ' ~ J 3600 Recreation Bufldlnga 2WO IJbrari.s supplying 5,000,000 booka 1000 Miles of Morie Film 6) Hoataaa House* 100 I.eariing Stag a Rtera 15,000 Blg-bfathsr "secretaries" j 2000 Athlatic Directors Millions of dollars of bona cotaforti Wh.n you give double, toq make aura that avarj fighter haa tha chaar and toiqfarta wt thaaa aeran organization srery step of tha way from homa to tha front and back afaio. You prafM Mat wMt a church, a tbeatra, a cheerful homa, a atora, a school, a club and aa atUatla iaH Ad a kiswlidga that tha folka back homa ara with him, heart and aoull Yt>u hava loaned your money to supply their phyri|cal aaeds, J Now glre to maintain tha Morale that la winning the war I ' 1 I,
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