The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-04-04
,.,,, Glass Declares Amer
! VII Back Up Work OF
lanes Sent Overseas.
thanksgiving LOAN
-.... Who Gave Four Million
-. country's Cause VIII Not
"" oy.r Material Cost OF
Saving World
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|rnuN FACTS ABOUT
Sy.yoRv LIBERTY LOAN

1 2 Sgcsv LIBERTY LOAN !.
..,ing and Organization x
sn a,S opened. Mar. "a =
'.TiDg Day Of Drive =
w. Apr. 81 =
.. .,,,t Of Loan Probably
''4 $4,000, 100000 X
nd Of Securities
.5-Year Notes
1sjscided, but higher than y
5rth Loan Bonds.
Hing Appeals
N GOYernment Must =
Have Money.
In Good Investment.
Patriotic Duty.
. .
sDeech that fairly rang with
a.4ism and that was filled with
i ggbest praise for the achieve
l. Of the American armies in
40 Carter Glass, secretary of the
rT. fred the opening broadside
Ne Victory Liberty Loan at the
apolis Auditorium the night Of
20.
.r painting a stirring picture of
record made by our citizen SOL
against the best of the German
he Mr.. Glass declared that the
sgy and mothers of America who
100000 sons to die if need be
.sr cOuntry's cause will not has-
lover the material cost OF saving
soul Of civilization from the per
b Of Prussian tyranny"
IL Glass spoke in a hall packed
u Victory Liberty Loan workers
4 all parts Of the northwest and
ateS to the Better Business con-
t1, His remarks were punctuat-
nth liberal applause and every
Twas carefully followed by the big
Eng, The secretary Ike in part
AhlOWs:
] 7hen l am told Of the difficulties
8h will beset the Victory Loan l
BE to lose faith in the enduring pa
ism Of the American people.
3or | am told that we must ap-
sh the problem Of future loans in
4G11Cty Cold-blOoded mood. Some
8zal me it will be impossible again
j p?eal to the patriotism of the
Sl1can people. Frankly, gentle
| should despair of my country
-se things were exactly true. l
l doubt our ability to cope with
mblems Of peace if so quickly We
A forget the obligations Of war
'ader if those who talk in this
s~n speak considerably? They
~'2out the sacrifices the American
~e have made, and in their voices
metallic tone and in their
- unconscious austerity.
What Are Our Sacrifices?
wat is meant by the sacrifices
vi Tor America? Where are ou1
aated fields and ruined cities
H our cathedrals destroyed
Se our deiled women and starved
~lel and wrecked men? Where or
woe continent does hunger STALL
%o or residential disease claim
louSands Of victims? Is it, then
"OuS sacrifice to invest one:
- IN the Understanding obliga
I'll ones government in order t.
"eTIaStingly secure the nations
s0n as well as the nations prop
~ allies fought for US nearl!
i, years before We began to figh
mem, For nearly that period o
NC United States profted tire
%lSLy' IN a commercial and in
,a'aI sense, by the European wal
~'lSe fortunes were made; pros
H.. ~ pervaded our land. France an,
M - lost millions of men killed an
~ >'uS OF others wounded. Less thai
thousand American heroes slice
!, I'll the sod Of France. Thes
~, ,1"ue the supreme sacrifice
|ht ~ We Cishonor their memories O
|s ~4SA the glory of their service b
% IN the cheerful performance
=, imperative duty?
ueu men undertake to comput
|s, SN!Aees Of war for freedom
., " commerce | would like the1
h y d vision Of some things | sa'
h.. s ago on the far-fung battl'
|Nss " VI France and Belgium.
N ~ !, IKE to take them to the battl
h =" pres, which will live in son
h ~ a'OFy' through time and eternit,
h moSt memorable of which hi
D, W WI ever give account. Thel
h .sa SUI perceive the real meanir
Gst 'nce' There they could Sc
ts,tr 1uaan heroism endured for tt
Nts VI the race here and the vie
h s oyer Here by night end day.
b, amer and foul, fighting the
b r,' ep oy step, waist deep in MI
ecnr' chilled to the bone, the
| y S"iaOIe heroes, these crusade
~ ~ C8use Of liberty, fought the
ID 5'ough inconceivable obstacl
tsn I've the enemy off the heigh
fss.s" uich the Hun had literal
& u tue Promised Land: Gre
BIZ, mat a moment was that t
SSon n' and how beyond the ina
VI man to picture human 6