Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-13

America of humiliating and disastrous failure. Our soldiers are winning vic tories with their blood and heroism. Shall we at home turn their victories into defeats7 NO Pershing has the Germans on the run and we are going to lash the backs of the fleeing enemy until the victory is complete.
 ''Pershing needs locomotives and rails to follow up our victories, and part of the money of the fourth Lib erty loan will be used to send them to him. It takes American locomo- tives now to keep up with the fleeing Germans. Let us see to it at home that the necessary locomotives are provid- ed for the chase. We may as well send our American soldiers in first class trains to Berlin instead of leaving them march that long distance on foot
 The fact that only one week re- mains to subscribe the fourth Liberty loan and that we are still short SS,500,- 100000 makes it necessary for us to consider some of the specific things that must be done to win success Many families, for instance, think they have done their full duty when the head of the. family subscribes for bonds, but the head of the family has not done his full duty unless he has bought all of the bonds he can pay for immediately and in the near flu ture. If the wife is able to buy bonds and has not done so, she should buy them immediately; if the children are able to buy bonds and have not done so they should buy immediately Wives and children have as much in terest in liberty and in security of life and property as the husbands. In ev- cry family the question should be i'm mediately reviewed and additional sub scriptions made to Liberty bonds as far as it is possible to do so.
 "A word particularly to the farm CTS. They did splendid work in the third Liberty loan, but they must do more for the fourth Liberty loan Farmers have not yet sold their crops and may not have the ready money to pay for bonds immediately. But they are selling their crops right along and will soon have the money to invest in Liberty bonds. Each and every farmer in the United States should subscribe for Liberty bonds now and pay for them when he has sold his crops. He can buy on the installment plan and the banks ought to carry the farmers and every other class of our people on their subscriptions until they can pay them. The banks owe it to the country to still further demon strate their patriotism by lending money to all subscribers to Liberty bonds at the same rate of interest the bonds bear, namely 1 1-4 per cent. The banks can afford to do this and it is their duty to do this. We must not penalize the patriotism of subscribers to Liberty bonds by charging them higher rates of interest than the gov ernment pays them.
 What I have said about the duty of farmers to buy on the installment plan applies to every class of our peo- pie, rich and poor and of moderate means alike. In the third Liberty loan there were 1S,OO0,O0O subscribers to S4.000 900 900 of bond Of this vast army, only 22.5O0 individuals and cor porations bought bonds in excess of s10,0O0 This shows that the third Liberty loan was subscribed more largely by people of small than of mod crate and large means. This time the well to do and rich people and corpora tions must improve their record. They can do more than they did in the third Liberty loan and the country expects