The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1917, Page 4

STAR—MONDAY, OCT. 8, 1917, PAGE 4 AMBASSADOR GERARD. THE KAISER’S THREAT “I'll Take No Nonsense From America After This War Is Over” HAT’S what the German Kaiser told Ambassador Gerard, shaking his imperial fist under the Ambassador’s nose! Through America’s Ambassador the Kaiser was talking to every man and woman in the United States—to you, who are reading this page. Will Free Americans take this sort of talk from anybody that lives? No! What will our answer be? The SECOND LIBERTY LOAN—$3,000,000,000! Are you preparing to do your share? Hundreds of thousands of loyal Americans are ready to give their lives on the bloody fields of Europe. All Uncle Sam asks you to do is to LEND YOUR MONEY, at a good rate of interest, with the strongest security in the world. Buy a LIBERTY BOND Don’t hold back to the last; get your name in’way up to the front. Let’s subscribe Seattle’s $13,000,000 and Washington’s $36,000,000 so fast that the echoes will aenen Berlin. Answer the Kaiser back in his own words— “WE’LL TAKE NO NONSENSE FROM THE HOUSE OF HOHENZOLLERN!” To act quickly is to act with double force. Buy the largest LIBERTY BOND you can afford from any bank or trust company, from the postoffice, or from Liberty Loan Headquarters. State Central Committee of Washington | Second Liberty Loan—Joseph A. Swalwell, Chairman. 822 SECOND AVENUE, SEATTLE. P This page contributed to the Liberty Loan Cam. paign by the Skinner & Eddy Corporation, Ship- ‘% buliders