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.FRIDAY. NOVEmER 8. 1918 ' : v'.-7 " LX GR.VNDE ' OBSEKYETl 7 ' 'w''v'" ' ; j Says the ill mm:;-- Vital Military -Value! v ... : :,, ' ::: . ;7'AS.-' 7vv77-v: 7 7 7 77":'"..: . fr- '.- v.-' 'rWm?k.i&&&1 Spssl . ..... . -. 1 . Imm -3si9': iripHE President has expressed what' is in every v I American heart. As a nation we are united" in v the winning of this war. As a nation we stand behind, our fighters eager and prepared to do for, them whatever will hasten victory and make the fighter's task a little lighter. .. ' As individuals there is little we can da As a na tion we can work wonders through the seven organi sations authorized and recognized by the Government t They come to you riot as Catholics, nor as Jews nor as Protestants, not as the representatives of any creed .or enterprise, but as Americans to ask that you join in this great united undertaking for s God, and country and our fighters. " The President has voiced his belief that this spirit of unity will be crowned with abundant success. He believes it because he knows this camDaieri "of vital military value" and he knows thatVou will leave nothing undone to win this war. It rests with you. Think of this campaign as youry sole responsibility. What you give will mean its suc-j cess. You cannot leave this undertaking to others. , It . is YOURxampaign. In France, Americans are fight ing this war as if the result depended on the way each' t. individual fights. At home, this campaign rests with you. What will you give-decide to night and make your share the biggest thing you ever did! m , ',-r Why you should give twice as touch as you ever gave before I ; Tb. nwl la for a .0111 70 fwttr Ibu mj (((I m ulud tot line, ths world bg.n. Th. Oorir ment bu fiil thl mm at l7O.5OO.00a By giving to thes. mtm oryaniMtlonl atl at one, th CfMt and Tnrt ot lix aiidlllonal n- - ! 11 .4. - Unteitt Amoticana do giv. twk. m aaach M iru bor oar tulditr. and Bailors may not " "g , 1S18 Uiair j. . , . -j. i 3600 Raeraadon Bnfldmg 2500 LlbrariM .applying 5,000,000 baoU fnnn m u I. wti.. M - u . 1000 Miln of Mori, rum 100 Loading Stag. Star. 2000 Atbl.tic Dincton) 65 Hoataaa Houses 15,000 Big-broth "HcnuriM HQUona of doliara of borne comforts Whnn yon glv. donbla, yen mak. sora that nary flghtar baa th. ch..r and comforts of thM htm organizations .vary atop of th. way from bom. to the Jront and back again. You provide bias with church, a theatre, a cheerful home, . nor., a school, crab and an athletic field and a knowledge that th folks back borne are with him, heart and eoull . g X on nave loaoea your money vo euppiy near pnyeicai neeoai r Mow give to maintain the Moral, that Is winning th. war I '.!.. I : ,7 . V r 1 1 CUNIIED WAR WQRfC GAMRMGN ,1 f i "''!'-(':-. .1, . . . 1. well : 1 jw .A :fi7 " i i i . id i ..;wm 7 : M&'r fitiwJ i!jf.:.iiian.D This Space Contributed by Eastern Oregon Light and Po wer Company. 7 ' .'. 'J I . '. . j. 1 ; 1 ' t . t; -'i j 1 ? , - '
