The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-09-28
LIBERTY BONDS ON SALE
The Fourth Liberty Loan Drive
opened September 28th at 9
o'clock a. m. and Closes
on October 10Th

Nevada is called upon to raise the
large sum of SIS, O33, $50, and of this
amount Eureka County must contrib
ute $4,000. In order to do our part
and go over the top it means that
every man and woman must buv q
bond. Every effort must be made
for the individuals to understand
that the money they are putting into
Liberty Bonds is not a gift. 1t is a
loan to the United States Govern
ment, and back of that loan stands.
as security, all the vast resources of
this great country. The only thing
that would ever cause the bonds to
be OF no value would be to have Ger
many win this war, and should that
be the case, then the money in the
bank, your cattle in the fields, your
hay in the stacks will be of no value
to you either. So lend your money
and help win this war.
Can you imagine the time when
our boys come back from over there,
flushed with righteous victory, and
happy in the knowledge that they
have performed their duty and per-
formed it well? 1t is a happy pic
ture for mothers, fathers, wives and
sisters; but stop to think what YOUR
share in that happiness will be if
those boys can look at you and ask
what have you done to back u.s.
and your reply must be Il didn't buy
a bond" You can buy it; where
there is a will there is a way. We
cannot all go to the front and fight
the followers of the Beast of Berlin,
but we can fight at home. We can
feel that, as the immense li%berty-loan
shells shot from the Is m. m. guns
are hurled boulevard, we have
helped to mold those shells; that we
have helped to put strength into the
men behind those big guns by put
ting up our dollars for them.
Get your name on the Honor roll
early; the sale begins on Saturday
the 18th of September at 9 o'clock a.
m. and continues each day until the
10Th of October.
The United States Government is
giving that length of time to pur-
chase bonds and meet the quota as
signed. If the quota is not reached
voluntarily, the Government will
have to find another way of raising
it and then there will be no chance
for an investment, no expectation OF
reimbursement with interest. If tax
alton is ~resorted to for the carrying
on of the war, it will be a harder bur-
den by far to carry than if the loans
can be raised by voluntary subscrlp-
ton.
Liberty Day Celebration
The Liberty Loan Committee is
planning a day of celebration for the
entire county. In addition to the
speakers already announced, IL.
A. Lennon is expected to be in Eu-
reka on the big day. Negotiations
are under way for one of the big war
PLAYS. and the committee has every
hope of presenting to the people
either the Hearts of the World" or
ITO He'll with the Kaiser" Both of
the films are high priced productions
in the larger cities.
As yet the date has not been de-
cided upon as it has been difficult to
arrange for both the speakers and
the movie picture. AS soon as the
teleprams are received and the date
decided upon, word will be sent
throughout the county and it is hoped
that every one will make a special et-
fort to leave work for that day and
come in to Eureka. A free dance Is
planned for the evening.
With a free dance, free picture
show. and three of the greatest war