A Soldier’s Return and a Father’s Liberty Bond Choice
In a Wisconsin home during World War I a father torn between duty and family weighs buying Liberty Bonds for his son Donald’s future. Kitty secretly funds a bond while Mary and Thomas reflect on sacrifice, education, and pride as letters from the front arrive and the household rallies for victory. The scene culminates in the father’s decisive step toward supporting the war effort and his family’s hopes.
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Kathleen
Kitty
Donald
Asy
Meee
Jace
Liberty Bonds
Daddy
Mary
Uncle Sam
Sateyan
France
Pershing
Bam
Monk
Ie Fontall
Moth
Father
Thomas
Sam
Eiface
Hin Vega
Slim White
Republic of France
Katherine
Pather
Leading banker urged to visit shop at once by note
The leading banker read a note from Thomas Schall requesting an immediate visit to his shop. The banker mused that the crippled shoemaker should have a chance to buy a small place and pledged to go at once, continuing on page six.
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Mr. Brown
Thomas Schall
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Bell Coal, Feed & Ice Company
Kemmerer, Wyo
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