The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1918-12-28
THE WAR IS NOT OVER
THE COUNTRY NEEDS IT'S PATRIOTS NOW
MORE THAN EVER BEFORE


For thing have yet made peace with Germany and
there telling what of police work may have to be
opposition may any time An armyof over two
on men and about million men belonging to our sea forces
have to be paid fed transported and then returned home
government contracts for supplies cannot be
designed to make us at least the greatest
ing power in the world must be carried out at cost OF many
man in this country Our allies if they need money must have
To draw back and to refuse spend would be
to place ourselves the position of business who having
sunk amount Of capital and effort in business
quits just at that moment when the business on It's 1ee ana
IS about to pay dividends
HOW THE GOVERNMENT WORKS.
ea NOT T Of e31
the in which the United States Government collects and
% as e s
of hundreds of millions of dollars without having the
on Short Term Certificates of Indebtedness
n @ try % matters going and then he
maintained since the Government always being in DEBT 1t
already been spent very the be spend
ing the money which must supply in the shape OF sbsc
GOOD TIMES COMING
We hope and with good that after the close Of the
war; shall find ourselves with international bank
million dollars yearly interest alone our Loans them
that shall find ourselves with magnificent merchant fleet
which will goods promptly and cheapy to part
of the world and that the demand for manufactured products
IN the that nso hat an Of % sD.
and now the time for sensible business to
we look forward to in the near future.
PATRIOTISM AND GOOD SENSE.
bv nvesg no g Sds Of n taking care Of this than
and the placing of it constitutes act of the es
THE MOST IMPORTANT POINT OF ALL
Is the sacrifices including those Of our
noble dead France will have been in vain unless finish the
in order that we may to ourses and the world
democracy and happiness Having the right to
institute these principles world wide basis shall
READ WHAT THESE MEN SAY.
These representative of what best in the bmuass
ife of the community
Hon. w. P. Hobby
am ap2rehensive that the citizens of this State might
overlook their present and future obligations TO the
will place Immediately on the market but that they
will continue the conduct of their bus affairs on
ment and to refrain from doing any act which night impair
value of outstanding Government securities"
Jas Caan,
President of the Cattle Raisers Association of Texas
he country is not restored to normal conditions by the
signing of the Armistice, the stricken
restored to normal by of people should
mpored to preserve their riosm and industrial
endeavors to the end Of supporting
selves"
Hon W. P. Hunt
Governor of Arizona
to realization that the the ha We made will be
unavang reconstruction is in accor dance with true
democratic principles Those principles nscessit ate direct
sponsioy by every individual the Govenm en response
which can only be met by continued reenc hment including
the holding Of all securities foregoing luxu every
mas returned to his home and above all it
wherever possible and to convert
industries into normal peace activities have
been made D not be followed by domestic chaos"
Hon. R. Williams
Governor State of Oklahoma.
Citizens must not make the mistake Of thinking the
owe Remaining tasks of the dedobxnag and
rnng to normal industries of millions soldiers
war factoresdemand patriotic cooperation citizen
Additional to be hoated It unpatriotc
throw the market needlessy The
effort the real of patriotism obey the