The spectator., 1919-04-11
~0ET BACK ON THE JOB" IS MES SAGE TO WORKERS IN LIB
 ERTY NOTES CAMPAIGN.
TO BE EASIEST TO SELL
Going to Battle Line With Same En- thusiasm AS in the Prsvious
 Bond Orives
Dy VIM. R. COMPTON, Federal Director of War Loan.

Pe0eral Director of War Loan.
 This will be the last of all the great loans which the Liberty Loan Orgsni- sation has been called upon to place and when the campaign closes on May 10th, the job will be finished. Success will surely come to the Eighth Dis trict. as 1t has in previous campaigns. and we shall leave behind us an un- broken record. and history will knoS that the people Of this section of America proudly accomplished their portion of the financial undertakings of our Government incident to the great war for Freedom and Liberty
 have heard some people express the thought that since tho armistice vas signed there is no individual re- syonsibility to finance our nation. sm firmly convinced that this is not the thought ot the great American pso- pls and whom thers has been brought sauarely homo te them the realization that the debts cad obligations of the United States of America are the debts of each individual. that severally and collectively. when we entered this var ws pledged our entire assets and income to carry 0a until the last pen- ny had been paid. and that national honor can only bs saved through each individual doing his part to maintain the credit et our great country. there will be no trouble in placing this loan as others have besn placed heretofore
 The loan VIII be attractive e to terms. maturity and payment. It will mean an investment which will be sought after by msa of wealth as we'll as those of medsst means; but 1t must bs rsmsmbsrSd that no financial un- dsrtakiag running into the billions of dollars can bs placed entirely with people who have idle money and who arS seeking investment in an intsrect bearing security. It therefore b. comes necsssary for each to do his or her shar~.
 Someone said that . part of this money was wastsA Ny answer to this b that war is waste. It s waste of life. of human snsrU. of Druperty. of raw material. It A waste of men. tality. We uAAsrtsok ts do . tremen- dous Job and e finish tt at the earlisst possible momsnt IL wss finished neaths. nay ysAn. h anticipation q the wildsst dreams & our people. It was 1nishs1 because sf . rsoklsss sx- Deaditure af funds; 1t was finished in time to avoid the daughter and sac riAcs of hundreds sf sheusaals of cur gallant young men. It was 1Aished in time to avoid the payment of biuioas upon billions of dollars which would have been incident to even one ysAr mere of active vaxfars. and in the waste of hurried ps0parsdness vs sAved. We saved all tAat vas deAr to us-0rst and greatost ef ell. the bv1s of our sons: aAd. seesad. our material. shArs for ell tins to come the free- don of . fres people We have httls to Srumble about aaA everything for which to Do thankful.
 ssAd this msssaGe b every faithr ful Liberty LoaA worter: Get baak el the Victory LoaA: c 1t 0aioklyi Promote entAusiAsn h your city. county. community. This should be and this will bs the easiest loan of all to sell and vs ars eeinS to the battle line with the sams eAtAvsiasm, with the same determination for success. that brought victory to the grsat AmsricAa Army on the far AistaAt shores of sufres1As Traacs eA that fate ful day of November 1l. lol1!