Arizona republican., 1918-11-14
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FUR VICTORY Z. 473
 BOYs AND GIRLS ARE
 ENROLLED ID SERVE

Victory boys and girls to the number of 2,47S have enrolled in the first three days of the United War Work Cam paign. Each girl or boy is pledged to earn and give not less than 8 to back up some soldier at the front. The boys and girls have already given $l1,971 to the fund The girls are leading in number enrolled and amount given. There are 1,497 girls on the list already, while only 976 boys have signed up.
 State headquarters of the Victory Boys and Girls division of the United War Work Campaign have received the following letter from noted and beloved boy and girl authors. These letters express these famous writers heart felt attitude toward the young folks part in the big drive this week: My dear Girls and Boys:
 Hurrah for the victory aeroplane Post!
 When .the librarians of New Jersey assure me that I am among the authors best liked by young people, do you suppose that I would permit myself to be any where but in the aeroplane mail bag? Not for a hundred worlds. all as wonderful as the one in which we are living, I should like my ink to flow like the River Marne and my pen to have wings as fleet as those of the brave sky pilot who carries the lettersl
 Will you, dear girls and boys. if l have ever given you one hours pleasure with Rebecca, Polly, Oliver Carol Mother Carey of Penelope, pledge yourself to save. earn or raise s for welfare work among the soldiers? I shall laugh and cry for joy if ever learn that l have helped; if I ever learn that we are working together for this particular cause.
 I am not writing to you as a stranger. for 1 feel, in a way, that we are friends: you who have cared for my books, and read be- tween the lines how much I care for you-your smiles, your tears, your appreciation!
 1 hardly dare ask the boys to help me; they will say that I be- long to the girls, and so I do heart and soul! But I might some day pluck up courage and write book for boys. and then I should be
 
 letter.
 Yours for victory,
 KATE DOUGLAS WIGGTN. To the Victory Boys and Girls:
 This is great, just what so many young patriots have eagerly asked fora chance to do something-to show that their hearts are with the brave boys at the front, in this measuring up time of the whole world.
 Rest assured that every dollar you raise. or bit of clothing sent, will comfort some one who is fighting to save you. You are min istering to the wounded and the hungry ones, even though you do not see it with your own eyes. Count on me to go do and say everywhere, everything in my power to help along the movement. Your friend and fellow worker, ERNEST THOMPSON SETON.
 Chief of the Woodcraft League. Dear Victory Boys and Girls:
 As this letter is going to you by aeroplane, you must see the picture of someone who feels he knows you through the close touch of having for many years written to you.
 My message is that every boy and girl in this country should work in every possible way for the interests of this United War Work Campaign, bearing in mind that every individual community spirit counts just as does the effort of every individual boy in a football 1 game, or a girl in the manifold war ! work which she has been doing.
 Success depends upon the indi vidual efforts combined in the one completed whole. Yours very sincerely WALTER CAMP.