THURSDAY EVENING, . HXKMBBURG TELEGHXPH MAY 1, 1919. "***
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great purpose which vast worth—and give their lives
I lay back of the war was far to do it, if that were needed. \
too vast a task for any one T , . , . . ~ . , ... t
It is our task to finish this
body of men to put through to work i
a finish. ' |
i _ They showed us the way and 1
Our soldiers have done are , , I
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doing their part. God knows ~ . A u I
worlds to conquer. And whether ,
we never wanted them to do ... . . ... 1
| we will or not, the solemn obliga- M
v ' tion to finish their work has i|
I The But what of us? fallen upon us. |j
' Victory Winning the war was the in- " If y e break faith with us wbo dio - ' y
Liberty Loan itial stcp toward a world peace W *5S " p " though
and prosperity of which hitherto in Flanders fields." J
ya call we had never dared to dream.
But it was only a step. Your Patriotism and mine was ,
finish thlS not buried in those graves in A
• The work of the most glori- Flanders fields. There is still jj
ous armies of all history placed work to do for our country, for l|L
snnnr] us on threshold of an open ourselves, for our children. Else w|
door. A new world of unlimited the war will have failed in its M
>m yOlir possibilities lies beyond. They purpose and millions of young lm
. could not bring it to us. They lives will have gone out on a jj i
' could only show it to us, and its vain quest. W||
Victory Liberty Loan Committee |
Eiliott-Fishsr Company , , Pa.
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