Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-04-19
fRy Olga Nusshauml

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We Americans can be of valuable
aid to our government in the success
full prosecution of the war, millions
Of our young men will be fighting
and shedding their blood for our pro-
lection. We must sacrifice and save
for them.
II you can't buy q Liberty Bond
buy a Thrift Stamp. Do not let your
second the war bill 10 $347 and $780,
600, 90 per day.
Every person should become an
investor in Thrift Stamps, not alone
because OF the benefit to themselves
and the habit of thrift. but from the
spirit of patriotism which means ev
eryone OF the people must buy Thrift
Stamps.
The government wants and needs
every penny that has been boarded up
in children's banks to be brought
out and put in w. s. s. Let US show
our enemies we mean to win the war.
And that we are ready to do our
share.
We can't realize what is before us.
We must save and put forth our beat
efforts by buying W.. s. 8. and we
will go over the top. Money Ia need
ed to win against autocracy which
would debase and harm all nations
and men. And country worth fight
ing for is q country worth saving for.
we shall not be losers II we put our
money in War Savings Stamps and
we sail win the war at the same
time.
War Savers are Life Savers, our
soldiers were ready to do their part.
They didn't say, II alone can be OF no
help" but they know that one post
will not hold all the wire for fence
but Il takes a great many. So why
can't we help these loyal Americans
by lending our dollars, dollar can
help and don't you forget 1t.
We cannot nurse our soldiers nor
care for the pitiful Belgians nor do
any great part In this trouble, but
we can save and buy Thrift Stamps.
Either we are for America or
against her, the opportunity 70 serve
her is in buying Thrift Stamps. DO
Won call yourself q loyal American,
anxious for the speedy triumph OF
i Americas cause? The success OF the
American people at home and abroad
are at stake. And yet you dare hold
back and whine, "let the other fellow
do It," Let you and / be the kind to
say. "I'll do It myself" like our pres
ident wishes us TO do. And to be viii
ling and glad to pay full price foT
peace and to pay 1t ungrudgingly.
Think OF our country and its vel
fare before our own. Sacrifice and
work, buy a stamp and save a soldier
We are in this war to win and VIC
must win but we can only win BY
being eyerlastingly at II, devoting al
that we have and all We can get.
A War Savings Stamp will keep 9
soldier for a week and II everybody
Ia the United States would get
stamp the money would feed a hun
dred million soldiers for week anC
hundred million soldiers would de
feat the Kaiser in a week.
Money, men and munitions ant
with Gods help we shall save thi
great free country Of ours from tn
! tvrannical rule of Prussian, despot
ism. Do your own part and 9 littl.
II the other fellows, too-let us 81
quill together.
Our sacrifices are small compares
with our soldiers. When our boy
come home and we have done our bi
, towards victory. what Joy we shal
feel. We can take our places 0eSld
| them, and feel q new pleasure In 81
3 luting the flag.
They are just little scraps OF paper
) That are selling In the U. 8. A.
They are just a waste of money.
2 What help in war are they3
A But when they help knock Berlin
e The Kaiser will say:
4 Hoch! Hochi Mine Gott!
8 What g helping lot
i Are those War Stamps Of the U. 8. !