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money breeds nothing useful.
Like rushing water the power of money in motion
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Every dollar invested in the
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Victory Liberty Loan will be put to
work and kept at work. Every dollar will pay interest
regularly and every dollar will be returned. Mean-
while, the Nation will be cleansed of debt, the value
of business improved and the country’s prosperity
insured to all
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With THE
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We’ve been with our boys since the very first—since that day,
two Aprils ago, when the Kaiser’s throne commenced to totter.
Shall we forsake them now when, wounded and homesick, they; need
us most?
Shall we abandon them, or shall we stay with them by buying Victory
Liberty Bonds?
Well, then, buy toVour (ull limit.
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Of all the Liberty Loans,
this is the most important.
We went in to win and to win
quickly. We won. Now we have got to pay our bills.
It means we must see the thing through—Uncle Sam’s
debt is your debt and my debt. Let’s put over the Victory Liberty
Loan with a bang and square things up—buy for cash and buy on
installments—and do it today?
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