The Evening herald., July 14, 1919, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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COMMEMORATE THE MEN AND
WOMEN WHO SERVED THEIR
COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR
Liberty's torch gives forth a brighter glow of freedom because the noble men and women who have narticinated in thp vari
ous causes and in the great Army and Navy of the United States from Klamath County did S J2t loyally" ghdfanwillmgly:
The success of the Honor Roll of Klamath County depends on those who have engaged in home service work and on the
parents of the boys who marched away to do their part-to crush an insolent, arrogant power Geimany.
We need these pictures and biographies. Therefore no time should be lost in getting them into our hands
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What would your boy think if his picture were left out of the Honor Roll of his county because of negligence on your part?
This Honor Roll of Klamath County will be a book that everyone will be proud to have in their home and show to their
friends. A volume of this kind will be preserved for generations to come because of its sentimental and intrinsic value.
In two short years we astonished the world at what we could do in developing an Army and Navv; and when our bovs crash
ed against the Prussian guard at Chateau Thierry they thought an avalanche had hit them.
And it was an avalanche of courageous, determined, trained soldiers who knew only one way to go and that was forward.
How proud we were of the victory and achievement on November 11th. It was boys like vours and vour neighbor's that
helped the United States crush the enemy.
Are you not willing to perpetuate the memory of every soldier boy who donned the khaki or blue from your home county?
We thought enough of this proposition to go into the work of building this record and it will cost thousands of dollars and
take lots of work, but we are willing to do our part so that every man who joined the service from Klamath County may be remem
bered in a lasting way.
Imagine the keen disappointment of your boy if his picture were left out of this authentic record. You understand- of
course, that the printing of this picture and biography does not obligate you in the least, so please send this data and photograph
v while the matter is fresh in your mind.
We are sparing no expense to make this a volume that everyone in this county can be proud of. The cover is a work of art
.with an attractive design of the Statute of Liberty on a rich "Kowhide" coVer-stock. The opening pages are in five colors and have
been designed for us by artists who have embodied into this work a style of decorative art that expresses the mission of this pub
lication. There are four handsome art divisions in five colors, visualizing the Navy, the Army- the Home Service work and the Red
Cross activities.
Each Soldier Boys' picture in the book will be on a handsome War decorative background and all other pictures will be ar
ranged on backgrounds that quickly tell the story of the activities in which such individuals have been engaged.
Lose no time in handing in this picture and data. Come in and we will be glad to tell you all about it. Please fill in the data
below and bring it in or send it with the pictures at once. iisSEi;
THE HONOR ROLL OF KLAMATH COUNTY. THE EVENING HERALD, PUBLISHER
fcd.iL. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. ' - Ix'L A. C. LESTER, MANAGER .:;;; :j
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COUPON JFOR HOME SERVICE
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