Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-10-04
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NnW is tn" INN" To hit hard Hit
hard and uft.n rh" punch must h'
pu, INTO every war n"aSur" a. never
before Ih" Allied armies on the
western Front are winning gland ANA
glorious victories IN" Hun j. dailS
hring pushed htch nearer hi, hur-
der This continued lighting not on
~ call Tor NOR" arms and supplies
Of food ana other var materials, hnt
Tor moral support al holn".
Th, .ntir" Alli"d uii"nsiv. Is SuS
tain"d by the vast coinm"r"" stream
ing across tn. Atlantic. To America
the hruv" soldiers look fnl every
thing "" cannot diSappuint them
in one singl" item. most ui all our
moral support II is by our carrying
through ui wal measure, with re-
suits that speak volumes. that -h"ws
them that W. ar, bach of them in nn
uncertain way
The present SERIES %! advances
were started by an American com
mandrr and his inNinclhl" men. Tn"
Star Spangl"d Banner is on its way
to Berlin Tn" spirit of III" still
lives. Tn" emotions ri America :
first day is now making -up'rin"n oi
.hc Allied soldiers IN France" This
sam" spirit * also 'akinc root in
Italy. Our huvs. our soldier hoy
democracy SONS. reared under the
blessings OF "Dld Glory" Who's" eth
crcal stars Hud clear cut bars. sym
bOliZinE IN" III ,ii- III ir'tdum. ui
tn" power. oi th" honor and ol til"
glory of II unli"d nation oi ON" nun
dr"d millioh Americans must b" civ
IN every oEnc" of all from r!l~ sid
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less of th" ro-t
Help du il rut \ way Is riWaN,
at hard Nou II lil hy -ih,,r:b.
inr Your ;ull Gd''a 10! l''"r'y bonds
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tries IN" past i"w Years
BONDS or BONDAGE.
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thing happened ia Oklahoma cit,
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honorabl" hurita",. can :, man hahd
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Thorr who have iuliuw"i III. var
from tn" first day until now know
well that the allies are inflirting up-
on III" enemy every day and night
greater irr"pariblr damage than th,.
or, am of the German army inflicted
upon tn" alil"S in douh.r thai lilno
during III" zenith OF It's power II j.
NOT well To h" "y'r-opimistic nrith
rr is an uvrrdunc prsSinism .u an
good Reading thu SignS a. ih, ~ e
cry day occurrences place them he
tore rs. the most conservative must
admit thai IN" c"utral Powers are. or
the down grad' ana that il won't
TAX" much 1" start M" tuhogs,n ON
Il slide. and then il Wiil All he over.
Th"n. again. the lthIn" valley isn't a
hong ways Oft. and tn" diStinc" il h,.-
ing l"sS' n'd every day Ia th" khiu.
valley lies an industrial G"lmany
once this is attacked in force and h,'
sfrny"d ur hadl, crippled. thr allies
will hay" Won the war W.'ht,t 1t
ting foot on agricultural Germany o.,
III" other sid" at tn" river Th"
march To Berlin that th" war rriti,s
talk about will H. Il i"rm"ii'r and III"
last chapter Of the story
BONDS nr HONUNGE
One ut th" sr,It''St aGrncI,@ HhoSo
mission II is To make lite worth whil,
To III" several mll!:unN OF Americans
in III" army Is the Army Branch OF
the y. VI G. a., and th.r" ar" already
about two thousand Bryan county
boys who formerly knew TIA" y. VI
{. y. only as Il name, who now rccoc
nizr II as prohahH tn" greatest single
influ"n"" lor good Oh Earth There
ar" thousands ui towns and cities
that hay" orrauiArd Y N & \ = ana
nav" homes, many oi them cities
smaller than buraui When thi> N.l
is over and our boys come home they
are going Ia wan = \. VI. 4 A. huIld-
Ing, with its various aCilyitirS and
work. her" AZ home. AMI th.N r. go
ing to want to innw WY II isn't
her" fu rth,m when they arliyr This
l. just on" uI III" Ujln! changes that
the war is working Th"r" never WAS
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