The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-23
PART II.


 agreed the conclusions in Part 1, md have resolved to produce mo. wealth, to work harder, and to den yourself in the matter of food and !uXuries.
 Soon after adopting these measures CT, accommodating money at a much greater rate than ever before.
 Your duty and your common-sense demand that you loan this money to your Government.
 By doing this you will make a very de-nite contribution to the sue cess of the war. The additional crops you grow, the additional h0urr you put in at your work, the little hardshfps you endure as you econ omize, will feed soldiers, will buy guns and ammunition. build air-ships, world safe for business and safe for democracy.
 How can you best lend your wealth, the product of your labor and self-denial, to your Country!
 By buying Liberty Bonds
 But" you say, The Campaign for the Second Liberty Loan is over"
 Yes. The flags have ceased to wave, and the bands have stopped playing, but have you a Bond? Or if you have, have you purchased to the limit of your ability7
 In those sections where people were indifferent to The Loan, the Bankers came forward, shouldered the responsibilities of their custo- iners, and bought Bonds far iR ex- cess of their share, because they be- iieved that sooner CT later, their GUS be anxious to purchase Bonds. If you have no Bond, purchase one From your Banker just as soon As you are able. You will be doing a mans part, doing yoar bit," shOuldering your own responsibilities, instead of allowing the Banker to do your duty for you.
 Some men seem to regard the pur- chase of Bonds as a mysterious bus mess, and feel that they are sinking their money forever in the purchase
 A Bond looks like a great big s50.oS or $5eo.00 Bill, and is wonder fully like one in it's uses. There is one great difference, however, a G50.0o or s500.00 Bill bears no in- terest, whereas, Liberty Bond bears 4% interest.
 Hew easily can a Bond be turned into money?
 Almost as easily as . Bill of large denomination. While you buy your Bond with the idea Of lending the money to your Government, there are thousands of people ready to re- 'ieve you of your responsibility, Sary.
 Millions of Dollars worth of Lib srty Bonds change hands every week. Everywhere, Commercial Firms are beginning to advertise that they will accept Liberty Bonds ls pdsuHSitt VI aCCOdntB.
 Why" you say, 'I might as well own Bonds as money
 Better: far better.
 "'%h.' shsa, 3e yoa make thiz 7ps "lri appeal, and beg of me SO earn ast!y to buy Bonds?" you may ask
 Bec'tiEse, when you buy thens iGnGs. he Government has the use As Eo;lT money; can use 1t to win the
 rr- if you from failure to under. .-1Hd the situation, insist that yOllI 'NGreJ shah not be used by the Gov. "r.;lG en:. yOM are taking Up a selflsA tt!'nGe. hacking in h0th common ,oaae an6 patriotism
 't Hray be your money was not HT+s;s Ale when the last Loan Cam 'a'St was n progress. It may be ~ intended to buy a Bond, but 3lidwed the lists to close before you yot :.rcune to it.
 i}ere is your chance. Go now te ''7'7: Hfuaer, ask him whether thi, ''t:le article contains the truth, ash . IT whether he has Bonds on hand '~ win ob:3in one for you then hu, n n" s;niit of your ability
 Ahateyer yo3 ea, whoever yot Ire and whatever your bnsfpess i'"t wGEkins,. saving, economixinH nv fpr fntme Loans. There will }: otAeFs, one probably early next s'ar, for the sad of the great strus - fp by TO means in sight.
 fhc writer of these lines ha3 :"tEing bot the good of our beioves
 'r1 at h"3rt-no one makes ons ''nt out of yoar Liberty Bonds, bu, ''':rsef Earnestly, sincerely, as oN. :asrirhn to another, he bids you er1rn.her :his message and warning
 must get together for grestss .f:cieEcyH