The Press., 1918-09-05
MAR EXHIBIT LIBERTY LOAN TRAINS FOR NEW ENGLAND
Story of the War to Be Told by
 Relics

Patriots working for their country in localities far removed from thOss centsrs which are m active contact with the war are to have the war brought to them. as it were by means of two exhibition trains to be sent 0ut about Oct by the Publicity Commit tee of the Liberty Loan Committee of New England
 The trains will carry exhibits sf war material now being shipped from the bsttleAelds Of Europe by Gen. Pershing and the allied governments, and soldiers who have seen service in the trenches or sailors who have been active on the seaH.
 The purpose Of the trains iA ta place these loyal citizens uf the re- moter districts in more direct tOuch with the battle line tO which so many Of them have sent sons, husbands, brothers. and to aid tn the campaign for the Fighting Fourth Liberty Loan which begins Sept. 2S and closes Oct. IS.
 The two trains. starting at the same time. are to traverse New EnK- land The schedule Of dates for the various towns where they will stop will be announced later. This iH un- der the direction Of the state chair men of the Liberty Loan who are RSw preparing t with the local rep rsseAtAtiyss and the railroads. Each trAia Will consist Of two dat ears. one MaRw .Nm Hat cars will be mounted with guns. bombs. shells. parts of airPlanes and other materials Of warfare on land and sea and in the air. including can tnred war material. Among the lat ter are finishing clubs taken from the Anstrians who used them ts finish the allied wounded whe came within their reach
 Uniforms. shciAl photographs and SAeh ether things as cannot we'll be opposed to the weather will be sxhih- Red la the bOx car
 The approach Of the train to it's stopping place iS Co be announced by the ringing Of bella and the blowing sf whistles followed by the ariAK Of
 
 community win be asked to declare A holiday on the day OS the exhibit CT for at least SO lonK as the train Ia iR the town that every one may have an opportunity to hear the wOrd 4arect from Over There and ts see with his ewn eyes the implements that are being used by the soldiers Of all ma tiOna in this greatest Of all vars.
 The train win probably ha vel Oomed. AS it properly should. Ay ISeAI committees and the exercises wtll be opened with prayer. for does net the train specifically represent a holiness 0f purpose Aad Of sacrifice that ba measured only by the vAstAesH Or the war itselfH The town OmeiAIn. the oAa ouASd AAd Boy Scouts are sH- Rsetsa As Ns in attendance and the sSAOOl children. it Is hoped. w4ll hs eat in full force.
 rAsFs will be speeches. Os OouSna. ae@OnstrationA of equipment hy vet srAn solaieFA and brief talks hv thea ts tell of their personal experiences on the Sattlehelds. Opportunity win
 AA11W W&W WISH k@ mMV bends and after the train has let the lSSal committees win see As k tAAt those whS wswA ts nuAseriAe m~ps nay do 90.
 Although the iasa fer these tpaIAs originated In New England last win ter AAd trains similar hs these were sent through the South and wast in the spring. none were seat to thAs pArt Of the country owing to the con Eestion of railroad trAmc here. wAav- ever the trniRs did 70 they met with sAahHsaasn. FATmsrH brought their families IS and % miles to see the 'EAAn and la the mountainous sestioas people jourAeysd on feet many mA@ ,s see tAs story of the war Aa nuAa Dy the great relics exhiAltioM.