Arizona republican., 1917-10-26

Totals ..s2 2,025, ,543,900 $3,200, 000,0 ,000
 The returns which make this total of estimated subscriptions are unoffi- cial and may be increased, says the treasury department statement but the most diligent labor between now and Saturday night, the close of the drive, is necessary and is being urged upon all Liberty loan committees throughout the country that a great ver-subscription may be reported"
 Secretary McAdoo, in a statement summarizing the results of his trip, urged the nation to continue without let-up the vigorous campaign in order to reach or exceed the $5,000, 900 900 desired.
 "So far as America is concerned" Secretary McAdoo said, the second great battle in our war with the kaiser Is represented by the second Liberty loan. This battle will end within two days. Will it be a victory for free dom and democracy or will it be a vic tory for the kaiser and autocracy? It IS for the American people to answer
 Now is the time to go over the top. If there are any trenches in America manned by the forces of in difference, greed, or treason they are backed by the kaiser and the hosts of autocracy and militarism. We must smash these trenches in this Liberty loan campaign and destroy all that is within them so that there may be no obstacle in the way of greater victories for succeeding Liberty loans
 America has it within her powers to win swift and enduring victory, victory which will open the way for the resistless sweep of America $ armies and navies and restore the nf out the world Victory for the sec ond Liberty loan is in sight but 1t has not yet been achieved. Suo- Scriptions can no longer be put off until tomorrow. In the remaining two days, every citizen of America must join in a smashing drive to achieve the goal.'
 l MT. McAdoo said there was no Gucs- tion that the heart and soul of America are in the war; and that 1 the soldiers were showing a wonderful spirit.
 They are willing not only to give their lives, if need be-" MT. McAdou said, but they are lending their money to the limit of their ability a the bonds of their government They have subscribed out of their meagnr pay more per capita to the secDHd Liberty Iottil lndH lNe GIVE lDpG- i lation.
 ''They now wait expectaneiy to see whether the civilian population is go ing to back them up with the equip ment, arms and ammunition which combined with their valor, will ;nalfe victory against kaiserism and la.li- tarism certain. The result of the next two days of the Liberty ln3n campaign wall give them then answer.
 Tn the days to come after thjs horrible war is over and you ar,. asked by your children if you bought a Liberty bond, will you be able to answer, or, if you answer. will yoI have to confess that you did not do even that much for the gallant Amer ican soldiers and sailors who fought and died that your life, liberty and prosperity might be saved?
 In a statement dealing with results attained Liberty day in the various reserve districts, the treasury. depart ment tonight said:
 Districts estimated to have passed their minimum quotas are Boston New York, Cleveland, Richmond. Phil adelphia, Chicago, St. Louis and Kan sas City. Districts believed to be
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