Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1917, Page 3

LIBERTY LOAN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Amount of Loan, 2,000,000,000 Interest Rate 3; per cent Interest Payable December 15th and June 15th Each Year BONDS MATURE June 15th, 1947, but at the option of the Government may be called at par and interest on any interest date after June 15th, 1932. CONVERSION PRIVILEGE If before the termination of the War, the United States issues a bond bearing a higher rate of interest, the holders of the present issue may exchange their holdings into the new bonds, such bonds being identical as to maturity of principal and interest with the present issue. REASONS FOR THE LOAN The United States of America is at war with Germany; 1,000,000 fighting men must be fed, clothed, paid and equip- ped. The Navy must be increased 75 per cent. Emergency food and supply ships must be built. Thousands of aero- planes and seaplanes must be provided. Ammunition and guns must be quickly secured. THE UNITED STATES MUST DEFEAT GERMANY. TAX EXEMPTION —— Both principal and interest are exempt from all Federal, State or local taxes, except estate and inheritance taxes. BONDS OBTAINABLE —— In $50, $100, $500 and $1,000 denominations in Coupon form, and in $100, $500, $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, $50,000 and $100,000 in Registered form. DELIVERY OF BONDS —— Will be made about July 1, 1917, if paid for in full by tha t date, otherwise upon completion of payment. APPLICATION FOR BONDS —— May be made through your Bank, Broker, or The Casper Industrial Club. No commission nor compensation of any sort is recevied by any Bank or Broker who receives applications. Every institution of this character in the United States is co-operating with the Government to the fullest extent of its ability, and without remuneraion. SAFETY OF BONDS Libery Bonds are without doubt the safest investment obtainable in the world. They are the direct promise to pay of the United States, which is the richest nation on earth—a nation richer than all the Allies fighting against Germany combined. INTEREST YIELD — Interest of 3 1-2 per cent is assured, and in the event of a higher rate of interest on any future bonds, the Liberty Loan is exchangeable for such issue. Interest is secured every six months by clipping coupons for that period from the Bond and cashing the same in any Bank or Trust Company. . PAYMENTS Make payments for subscription from future savings and economize sufficiently to do this. A saving of $5 to $10 a month will enable every one to own at least a $50 or $100 bond. The system of installment payments is attractive, and even a greater length of time to complete purchase will be allowed when such is necessary. WE MUST ALL DO OUR PART IN THE PRESENT CRISIS OF OUR COUNTRY. SUBSCRIBE FOR A LIBERTY BOND NOW, AND HELP PROTECT YOURSELF AND YOUR COUNTRY. ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE, PROFIT OR COMMISSION IS MADE BY PARTIES ACCEPTING SUBSCRIP- TION TO THE LIBERTY LOAN. See Your Banker, Broker or the Casper Industrial Club ge rage wees &