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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 22, 1919 · page 8

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“My star—that turned to gold when my;
boy laid down his life to defend his

mother, and all mothers. My golden star: .

that my old eyes will always see shining
in God’s sky. And always'when I lift my
face to ask the Heavenly Father for
strength to bear my burden, I see my.
boy’s face smiling back to ,me across
the grave. ’

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“He did his duty! And how I prayed
God that he might be strong even to
the end.”

Oh, Americans, make sure, by your self-
sacrlfice, that that boy, and those other

thousands, shall not have died in vain.‘
' D0 your duty, too, in an overWhelming

subscription to the Victory Liberty Loan.

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The war I: won, but the bills must be paid. The» success at the Victory Liberty Loan to our job. We are

only lending, not giving, our money and our Government numteeejts return with Interest. Buy today.

 

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