Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-13

them to do more. They are just as pa triotic as any other class of our peO- ple, but they must give a practical demonstration of it in the fourth Lib erty loan. Why should the well to do and rich men and corporations hesi- tate to buy bonds on the installment plan, if they have not the ready cash, when people of small means are do- ing so.
 "A few days ago I took the sub scrdption of thel president of the United States for s2O.0O0 of Liberty bonds on the installment plan. The
 resident. the Commander-in-chief Of
 he army and navy, does not feel de neaned by buying Liberty bonds on
 he installment plan. He knows the
 rnportance of doing it and he know s hat this war cannot be financed un- 'ess people use their credit as well as ,heir savings. The president is go- ing to pay for his Liberty bonds out f his salary as it comes to him monthly, and every ether man and woman and every corporation in the United States should bug all the Lib
 rty bonds they car just as the presi- lent has done and pay for them out of their salaries or their incomes on the instalment plan.
 Counties, cities and school dis tricts throughout the country must realize that it is in the highest de gree a duJy of patriotism as well as a matter of intelligent self-interest, to invest their funds in Liberty bonds. Great sums of money are accumu- lated in this country for sinking
 unds
 "The same thing must be said of estates and trust funds generally Let every trustee of such funds awaken to his duty and promptly in vest the funds under his control in
 he bonds of the fourth Liberty loan.
 "When the third Liberty loan was offered. the Germans had pushed heir lines in a great circle westward, SO that they were in shelling distance Nf the city of Paris. Never were the Fberties of the world in such peril as at that time. But 9s soon as we -ransformed those Liberty bonds into fighting Americans on the front and into the munitions and supplies those fighting men needed, we began to make dents in the German circle, and now we are pushing in eastward to- ward Berlin instead of the Germans pushing in westward toward Paris. America's soldiers have answered the kaiser. With American bayonets they have already written upon, the soil of Germany this notice to the kaiser: The jig's up" If our home army fails to put the fourth Liberty loan over. it will be notice to the kaiser that the jig is not up.
 "Ail America recognizes the pa triotic duty of supporting our soldiers '1 He field and of helping them fight until a conclusive victory is won; bu-
 atr'otism is of little value if it is
 rofassed only with the lips and is not backed up by actual deeus. We must io the necessary things at home just 's our soldiers must do the necessary thincs on the battlefield. They can not fight. they cannot win, unless the treat home army provides the means for victory. The question before us is intensely practical We must be performers as well as patriots. The s6.000. 100000 the government now re- ouires must be subscribed by the people It is the practical evidence of our patriotism to do it and it is -otice to the kaiser of our unshakable determination 10 do the job thorough " and conclusivelv."
 Nr McAdoo closed his address with a strong appeal for the suhscriDtion of IiHertv bonds and Thrift Stamns this year for the usual Christmas sifts. ue departed for Washington immedi- atelv after the conclusion of his speech.