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GRATIFICARE con 900 a Ia persona que
NE prcporcionc informes cXactoS del senior
Apolinar Elizondo y de su esposa Ia sonora
Vicenta Oiyera. orig:narios de Ia Hacienda de
La Paz, Edo. de Coahuiia, Mexico. Tuvc no
ticias dc que Iltirlamente Sc haEahan radical
dos cerca de San Marcos, Texas. Cualquier
vor de dirigirlo 4 Juan Uvallc, Rosenberg.
Texas. (15)
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$1,000 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare 4 Il per-
soma que me proporcione informes cxactos del
senior Marcos Soils y de Il sonora Aa&esa
| Ayala. originarios de La Barca. jail. Mex
La sefora es de color moreno, cuerpo Fegu-
| lar, tienc varios lunarcs en- Ia cara: ei senior
Is moreno, ~estatura regular CuatquieE IN
| forme que Sc tenza acerca de dichas perso-
mas favor de dirigirio q Sebastian Ayaa, 4lS
Cherry St, Fort Collins. Cclo. u
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Terribles represalias

Terribles re~Presalias
Las derrotas que sc.entemente ha
sufridc ell genera! Murguia en- su fra
casada campana contra el vill!Smo,
han hecho que las medidas de ri
gor por 81 puestas en- juego hayan
sido cada veg mas terriblcs, habien-
dose traducido recientemente en- YER
daderos atentados que han scmbrado
el terror en- Ia vasta region que do
nina Ell referido militar carrancista.
Por conductos fidedignos sc sabe
que cerca de Jimenez, despues de que
los Will Stas atacaron esta plaza por
segunda vez, Murguia hizo aprehen-
der 4 diez vecinos sobre Quienes no
Sc hizo ningun cargo jUstificado, to-
da vez que no Sc les pudo probaT
que = 10 que de ellos Sc sospe-
chaba,. este eS,. espias de villa;
nero Ia falta de pruebaS no fue obs
3cllo para que Murguia los mandara
4 Ia capita! del Estado, debidamen-
. custodiados, no faltando Cu1en d.
"a que en- el canine Sc les ap.ico
a Ley Fuga."
Las persecuciones IN contra Gle to-
los los elementos que Murguia sabe
10 le sen adeptos, cstin a Ia orden
del dia. Y tanto en- la capital del Es-
,ado como en- las poblaciones pc
9uenas, las aprehensiones Sc verifi-
car con mucha frecuencia, siendo en-
todos los casos DC personals Sob-c
~quieneS unicamente SO uenen sospe-
ch&s, pero no pruebas conc,uyentes.
AIarra en- Ciuasd Juarez
.Anoche a iaS once Y media, los ella
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S5.Q0 DE GRATIFICACION dare = In per-
soma que nc proporcione informes exactos del
senior Juan Ortiz Coronado y de Ia sonora
Mixima Orta. el primero COMO de so amos de
edad. color moreno. usa barba cerrada In Sc
nora de IS amos. les acompaha una nina de
10 amos cuyo nombre es Maria Torres. Hacc
POGO vivian en- C. Mier, n. L.. Mex. Cual-
quier informc que/se tenga favor de dirigir-
10 . Aniceto Torres. Susarland. Tex C3)
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La CIUDAD DE- CHIHUAHUA AMENAzADA
POR Los REVOLUCIONARIOS VELLZSTIAASS
Las a%utoridades carrancistas touan represaGas
contra los sospechosos de vilismo

ines de! Quartet General de Ciutad
uarez tocaco:, reunion ; toGos los
,fieialeS frances &c n guarnicior a
.IdicgoA q sus respecrEos cuarte'es.
En- esta ciudai fua e:n:achado po.
;arins vecinos de la parte su 81 re-
ferido toGue, por 10 que habia curic-
sidad de Saher q que hab!a obedeel-
40.
Aunqae hu5o Guienes interrogation
9 los viajcros de Cildad Juarez, p>.
rece que es.os no s%upieron de que sc
trataba o no quisieron decirlo; pero
clio ha quedado explicado esta mana
ma, al saberse que ana gran parte de
la guarnicion de "a vecina ciUdad sa-
lie a Ia m%adrugada con rumbo al sur,
quedando Ia plaza solo guarnecida
por doscientos hombres de los sete-
cientos Y pico que habia.
Esto indica claramente que en- eli
sur de chihuahua hay ~novedades NADIA
gratas para los ca%rrancistas.
chihuahua amerazada!
Los rumores que han circulado s
pecto de Ia probabilidad de IN alta
que de Villa sobre Ia ciudad de Chi
huahua, el hecho de que el jefe re-
belde Sc ha apoderado de buenos ele-
mentos de combate durante los ulti-
mos dias, Y. por ultimo, la %violenta
salida de fuerzas de Ciudad Juarez,
han hecho que Sc asegure en- publico
que la capital del Estado de Chihua-
hua esta en- peligro de ser atacada o
10 esta siendo va. por las fuerzas vi
llistas que en- gruesos nucleos Sc han
eStado reconcentrando en- las cerca-
Mas de Ia plaza.
Nomas W dia hubo tren
a peSar &c qlc las autoridadeS de
Ciudad Juarez anunciaron oficialmen-
te que las commissioners al sur de
dicha ciudad eStaban ~reanudadas, 10
cierto cS que solamente I'm dia hubo
communication entire Ia vecina plaza
V la ciudad de chihuahua, pues al dia
siguiente Sc suprim:6 el trcn. debido
a que Sc supo que Villa de nuevo
estaba en- possession de una gran iona
~atravesada por Ia via del Central.
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R c o R 6

listed ' guarde esta direction para Que
.e Ia muestre a sus amigos que suf-en 4.
caIios, mezquinos, zizotes 5 gratlos de Ia
pieI. Con Csc. Ell timbres postales QUE
fran-o de- porte. uaa cajita de pomada Co..
zaIez. La meior del mundo para estzs enfer.
ncdades. Devuelvo e. dine:o a Ia persona
que Sc cure v no sane
EsPIRIDIoN GONZALEZ.
P o Box SAT LAREDO. TE1
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$500 DE GRATIFICACICN dare a la per-
coma que me proporcionc informes exaetos de
mi hi!o, Guadalupe Davila. de 10 amos de edad /:
color moreno. cue-po regular. algo deleado.
o-iginario de Encarnacion de Diaz, Jaliseo,
! Mexico. Escribio por dltima vcz dc Taylor.
n. Mexico. Cualquier informe que Sc tenga
| sobrc dicha persona favor de diriZirlo = Va
.ente Davila, Garden City, Kansas. tl6N
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TRiMONIAL

CABALLERo MEXIcANo. hon-ado y ira
baiado-. dc, 80 amos de edad. desea eerrespon-
dencia con sehorita mexicana. oSjeto matri-
mono. Dirigirse a Martin Perez, Bureau.
Illinois tzsI
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GRATIS
CASESE:

CASESE:
CatiloFo de- damas aa-Ircanas ? otras
nacionalidadcs: e2relsa I;sta de ferno-
SOS nombres.
Mande UN DOLLAR 3 le snr1arelnos a
vuelta de correo. raestro complete, Ca
!, talogo Matrimonial. con cescNDcioncs
completa., de muchas j6venes y aigr-
ass v;uGa., que buscan a IN marble
ouene, y hon-ado. Puede uIted escribir
a craicuie-a de ellas 5 contraer " fe-
liz matrimonio en- MY breve tempo.
\ Nosotros. por nuestra parte somos per
sonas recomIutabla. nuestro negoeio
esti basado scbre IA honrade= = lef'it-
midad: asi - lue DO dele que Ia pctyue-
liz eantidad de UN DOLLAR silva d.. es-
tc-bo en- una probable FELIClDAD MA
TRIMONIAL. Escriba hoy riisrIo \:
i COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
CLUB y
?. o. Box 45s. Venice, Cal
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Esoeciql pcrc LII PRENSA.

Especial pcrc Ii FIIANSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, 10 de ~octubre.--
Debido a la estricta censura que han
sstableciGo en- todas las oficlnas de
comunicaciones las autor.dades ca
rranciStas. es dificil averiguar con
certeza 10 que esta ocurriendo en- Chi
huahua y j a~lrededorez; pero los
rumores que sobre clio circular en- Ia
vecina poblaci6n de Mexico, indican
que algo muy grave preocupa a los
carrancistas del Estado vecino.
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PROFESSIONALS

DIR. A. RIoJAS ALVAREZ, oste6pata- 32e
Prudential Life Bldg. Telefono Travis 2lo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-14

VENDO mi residential situada en- II csqIina
de las GALES Sheridan y Madison Ia mcjor
acondicionada dc Ia ciudad, con o sin nue.
bles. Tambien magnif;co autom6vii Pierce
Arrow" Para mayores informcs ocurran a 1T
y Y ". Commerce St. o Cargo La PREM
SA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-14

Sc NECESITAN 5ehoritas O seno-ns con cx-
periencia en- hacer camisas. marcas y oJaies I.
mano. Trabaio en- maquinas e!ectricas. Dr.
rijanse a johnson Shirt Factory, 2l0 Nava-
rro ST. Isl
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.AUS0S De OCCASION:
EMPLEOs

Sc NECESITA un buen z~apatero. Buen
sucido q persona competence. ocnrran a eGts
Austin St. tiot
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Sc NECESITA recamarera para TRAFALGAR en-
las mahanas: debe ser aseada. Ocurran ]
232 Garden st. N1'
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VENDEMoS MUY BARA1OS "Fords".
nodclos 1917 y 1918. cas-! nuevos. Automobile
Dealers Clearing House. 22l-22S South Flores
s.. Preguntar por el senior Vega o el senor
Alvarez. I'D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-14

DIR. FEDERICO JoHNSToN-Medicina y
cirucia en- general. Hotel Monterrey, Guar
tos l y 3. log S. Santa Rosa Avenue, Tele-
fonos Or. 1876 y CIR. 1909.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-14

Sc YENDE autom6vil LITTLE ROoS-
TER" modelo 1914. en- $4,000. al contado o
en- 1910 en- abonos. pages semanarios o men
suales. Dirijirse j 6l2 w. Evergreen St
C5)
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VENTAS

Sc VENDEN o zanzibar so Totes una buc-
M oportunidad para persona con pequeno ca
pital. para reyenderlos para c%onstruir casas.
Puaden ser adquiridos a precio muy bajo. Ha-
blen al Telefono Crockett s3i9. tl3)
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VENDo porta-llaatas marca Sly a Ia mi,ad dc
SUI precio: las de $1,000 n $500, y Las de
$500 a $3.50. Ocurran 4 i0T n. San Saba.
Tel. Travis $3.50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-14

ALAMO DETECTIVE SERvICE-Asuntos
confidenciales. 2ll Frost Bldg.
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Sc VENDE I'm piano dc seSuada mano.
marca Smith & Barnes. en- buen estado y muy
harato. Ocurran z 4l9 FL PaSo St t20)
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STAR EMPLOYMENT Co.-lH North
Flores ST., puede proporcionar a listed traba-
jaGcres y empleos. Telefono Travis loss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-14

DR.. SALoME CARA ALDAPE. de Ia IT,
cultad de Mexico. autorizado en- el Estado dc
Texas. Tispccialista en- cirugia en- general.
Oficina 10 East Nueva St Telefono Travis
1921.
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Sc NECESITAN ZAPATERoS CCMPE-
TENTES. que sepsn trabajar 4 mano. ocu-
IRAN a Central Shoe Shop. 232 Alamo Plaza
(l5)
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MIGUEL BoLASOS CACHO, Abogado.
Especial atenci6n al servicio de consultas y
documentos iuridicos concentrates a nesocios
y leyes de Mexico. POI Martin Bldg. FL Pa
so. Texas.
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APRENDA I'd. q habla: y cscribir inSles
con propiedaG y correction. Prof. n. r.
Diaz. Io3 \. Flores.
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ENSENANZAs

LECCIoNES DE PIANO Y CANTo Il do
micilio Precios convcnciorales PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANO. graduado en- los Conserva-
.orios de Madrid y Faris. Rccibe 6rdenes
40 MORALES ST. Sc habla Frances j Is.
panel. .
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DEPARTMENT. JUDICIAL Y ADM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gratis a los Pc
ores y por correo. EXaminamos utuios. Tor
mu,arnos poderes. etc. para Ia Repiblica Me
xicara. Antonio Castellanos, Abogado Me
xicano, Arthur NJ. Gray. AboEado Americana
ex-Profesor de la Universidad de New York
Jorge W. Drake. Notario Publico. OficinaS
% ' % FRENCH BUILDING. p. O.. Box 267
San Antonio. Texas.
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Sc NECESITAN sas;res para kacer uni
fornes. Ocurran al Army and Navy Corp.
Co., ZIG E. Houston St. (Altos del Teatro
Royal.
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DR.. n. MARTINEZ GUZMAN.-Especia-
lidad en- intermediates de ninos y partos. Me-
dicina en- general. Oficina 1901 W. CONNER
&C St, Tc!efono Travis 1856.
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Sc NECESITA una senorita o joven cs-
tenografo y IN joven para trabajo general
de oficina ?resentarse con buenas refercn-
cias. 2l1 San Pedro Ave.
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DIVERSOS

81 NECESITA carros para mudanzas O car
gar cquipaies. liable n ROSALES: Tciefonc
Travis li26.
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GUADALUPE BERLANGA. PARTER5--
Atiende llamados L toda nora. $50 Monte
rrey ST.
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Sc NECESITA un buen zapatero. Ocurran
4 New Yor Shoe Repairing Co.. 63sis E.
Commerce St. cerca de Il Est1cion del Sur
P~acifico. tl3)
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ESPECIALIDAD en- reclamaciones por da-
hos personales, atropclios. etc. Hago toda
cl.se de cobramzas. f. P. McC!ockey. I'll
rrost Bldg.
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OCULISTA OPTICO.-DR. ARTURO era
MER. Anteoios y lentes de todas classes.
Examen de In VISTA GRATIS. Diez amos de
estudio y ~prictica en- Europa y Mexico. Ha-
bLa espaHol. frances c italiano. 3l9 Hicks
Building. Esquina de Ia Gale Houston )
..vcnida c.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-10-10
PREJUDICE VS.. PATRIOTISM

the of the senate the constitutional
amendment the extension of the suffrage to women
vitality successful prosecution of the great of
humanity in which engaged have to
the considerations led that conclusion 1t not
only privilege also duty apprise OF cir
involved this struggle which
affect its very and its outcome duty
the and to ask obstacle that glands
in the way of winning it.
Speaking the United States personal
appeal urged pass suffrage resolution
And yet with that of commander
nhef the chosen by the lead to victory and
qualified Judge things essential the winning
of the the failed the twohirdS
pass the resolution.
And what causes that effected this result
Presidents Judgment No. the majority of
voted against implicit confidence the President
Was it due party nvovedf No. both of the
political parties have pledged themselves equal suffrage for
1t because there the IT, s. Senate
whose patriotism unable lift their preudces
who believe essential keep down than lift
all who unwilling accord the black
this country the rights they would accord their sisters of
lighter hue though be essential to winning the
An analysis of the dscloses interesting alignment
of the parties Had the question been left twohirds
vote of the Republicans would have passed by safe margin for
of the total number of that party voting 70 nearly three
quarters for the amendment While of the Democrats vot
ing but So voted in the affirmative Most significant of ALL
nearly 60 per from the south is safe say that the
resolution defeated by southern Democrats.
And the obvious disclosed speeches
several southern Senator's One Williams Mississippi
introduced amendment restricting the suffrage white
They could give the suffrage without enfran-
cg Negro women and this they could tolerate though
essential winning the Not that they loved their country
but hated the Negro more.
Patriotism Prejudice Prejudice
umphed.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-10-10
FINE SHIP BUILDING
RECORD

One hundred sea-going vessels
-forty-six steel and fifty-four
wood-aggregating 301 ,433 gross
tons, were completed in American
shipyards during September and
officially numbered by the bureau
of navigation. In addition. sew
enty non-sea-going vessels of 1907
gross tons were built during the
same period. This is a greater
tonnage than was built the whole
fiscal year of 1915. During the
nine months ended Sept. 30 the
total of sea-going and non-sea-go.
ing vessels built was 1857, of l..
722, 730 gross tons.
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STATEN.s Mt OF THE OWNER
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIR.
CULATION, ETC.

OF Wisconsin Weekly Blade, pub
lished weekly at Madison, Wis, as
required by the Act of August "a,
1912, for October LIST, 1918.
Name Of
Publisher. Anthony Josey,
319 N. Henry St, Madison, Wis
Editor. Anthony Josey, 319
n. Henry ST., Madison, Wis.
Managing Editor. Anthony
Josey, 319 N. Henry ST., Madison,
Wis.
Business Manager. Anthony
Josey, 319 N. Henry ST., Madison,
Wis.
Owners. Anthony Josey, Will.
liam Carmichael.
j. Anthony Josey,
Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 5th day of October, 1918.
Ingwald Nelson,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Sept. %,
1921.
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Notice to Mail Subscribers

The War Industries Board
has served official notice that
from and after October list,
1918, "all newspapers must
discontinue sending a paper af-
Their the date of the expiration
Of q subscription, unless the
subscription is renewed and
paid for"
This means that unless your
Blade is paid for in advance,
you will not receive a copy
through the mail after Octo-
Der LIST.
As much as we regret the
step it il absolutely necessary
fer US to stop sending the pa
per after that date. This no
tice is given at this time so that
you will have time to protect
your subscription.
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1t is not fact that the intelli-
gent, high-bred Negro cares any
more for social intercourse with
the white person than the white
person does with them, but his
very pride bursts out of its con-
fnement when he sees people
away and away below him in most
of the essentials which go to make
up the desirable man, receive no
setback at the place where the
common public congregates, and
on all sides he sees the barriers
of hate and prejudice raised to
hinder and block his movement as
person who had so trained and
governed himself to cause these
nauseating, disgusting, freaks to
mar his feelings on every turn.
Newport News (Va.) Star.
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help make it better, and to do so,
patriotism must permeate the
hearts of every one of us. We
must live and die for the perpetu-
alton of this government and the
God of all the universe will some
day put the lynchers out of bust
ness and all true citizens, regard
less of the color of the skin, will
be protected and given the bene-
fits provided by the laws of the
land and of heaven.
Southern Christian Recorder
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AMERICANS ATTACKING
WEST OF MEuSE

Gen. Pershing reported Sunday
night to Washington that the
American attack west of the
Meuse continued today and met
with determined resistance by ar
tillery and machine guns we'll en-
trenched. Strong enemy counter
attacks were repulsed.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-10-10

Color prejudice has for years
welded its unjust influence with
the aim of civilization. 1t has
wound its gripping folds around
the cause of christianity. 1t has
thrown reason to the winds and
played havoc with the plans of
heaven. 1t is the common enemy
Of the Negro race and can be
found i'll every nook and corner
of human habitation. In the homes.
in schools and colleges. in work
shop and factory. In street ears
and railway trains and even in the
house of God prejudice turks with
its poisonous fangs ready and
waiting to sink the deadly venom
into the progress Of the Negro
race.
st. Louis Argus.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-10-10

In the meantime, who is keep
ing account of the burning of hui
man beings in Europe? While
America is making the world safe
for Democracy and Democracy
safe for the world evidently some
thing like burning human beings
should go on at the battle fronts
in Europe.-Dallas Express.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-10-10
SCISSORED THOUGHTS

Many an old regular who has
fought by their side in Indian
warfare, or felt their soldier com
radeship before the works at San
tiago will understand the action
of those negro soldiers in France,
and again thank the Buffaloes. y
milwaukee, Daily News.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-10-10

Universal Democracy is what
God loves and when it is establish
ed. other countries will rejoice
and America will be purified. This
is the home of the Negro and he
must feel that God wants him to
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-10-10

Judging by the war pictures one
sees on every hand, a stranger in
America would be led to believe
that only white men are fighting
the battles for Democracy and on
ly white women interested in Red
Cross and other war work. Will
truth ever get hcaringY
Dallas Express.
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1t Is our duty to support the ma
ton in its efforts to win the war
in which we are engaged. To COM
plain against the unjust condi-
tions under which we labor is nv
no means inconsistent with that
duty. "To keep silent when one
ought to protest. is sin.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-10-10

When you buy Il Liberty Bond
YOU make an investment no less
secure than the nation itself.
81 900 cash for a Liberty Bond
may be a small contribution for
some people. But for colored
woman whose opportunities are
restricted it is a fortune.
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Liberty Bond or Liberty Bound,
which will you have it?
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Back Your Own with the Bond
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The More Bonds the Fewer Cas-
ualtieS.
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The purchase of a Liberty Bond
is an investment behind which the
United States government stands.
Until the government ceases to be,
the Bonds are good.
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The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-10-10

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TO a breakdown says THE only
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The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-10-10

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The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-10-10

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The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-10-10
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