"I am arranging to borrow money and take $500 more of Liberty bonds," said a Moscow business man to the editor today. "I have taken $500 and felt that it was all I could afford, but I want Moscow to raise its quota and I am 'doubling up' my subscription. We can put the town and the county over the top if we only make up our mind that we can and will."

In another column is a communication from Chris R. Hagan, of the Hagan Cushing company. He will increase his subscription 50 per cent. He makes an appeal that ought to be heard and bring results. He, too, is showing the "spirit that wins."

The communication from Mr. Jameson, whose grand, young son gave his life that you and I might enjoy freedom and peace, is a touching appeal. Do the people of Moscow care more for 2 3-4 per cent interest than for the lives of the young men who have gone forth to save us? God forbid. Mr. Jameson and his son have shown "the spirit that wins." Have we not enough of that spirit in Moscow to put the grand old town over the top with some to spare? Where is the spirit that secured and kept the university for Moscow under the most trying conditions? It is not dead. It has just been sleeping.

Let us awaken it before 5 o'clock Saturday evening. It is "the spirit that wins."

THE GERMANS ARE NOT WHIPPED. 