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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09

200 O'Clock r ~ o. said day at the
ia law. bat subject 50 fsrgs morn
saEe 81 $50 oa. the following d.
ssrsged .srrgeF;y fo-wii;
Lois three and foE. and ne East
Iiaaf OF the Southwsst Quarter of
Section Seven IA, Township Flf-
teen 1ls) %or;h. Range One 90
Wet u ihe indian M8staian. in
LOGAN County Oklahoma,
10 gaiasi5 sudsmfni ard decree o.
foreclosure II favor uf sald s,saiasiE.
and against said defendant Eaade III
said coart on the md dny of Jant
for tbe sam ~ siCS&i vita sn-
sfress thereon ~ ihe rate of ten per-
ert issr sEnern from said second DAY
cs jane. fNza. and $1,000 attorneys
se9s for plaintiffs assorney. and the
cost o. saId suit wiIi on the 5fh
Day of January, lsgw, at DE ho1r oi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
\ DON'T
BE A
Z" LOBSTER y

Don't be . lobaler. hpeauaa liz
goes backward when ha wants
% Ko forward ImproYe your
health and caat nut tl,a poisons
in the ayatem. keeping your.
self lnwardly clean with Il gos,,I
laxative II you can't plerg,
nights. II your head fyela dan
nnd thick, Il nay i~ due ard
probably Ia ~ Nute. lntnxiun.
ton. This II the tlna d heed
tl@ warning. do nat hpsisata H.
takp castor oIi or that wvlkknoWn
tiny pellet made up of aiay.appI
aloeA and jalap. and uld b.
every druggist ID The land a.
Dr. rierees Pheasant Pellets.
The body u a highly ofganlssd
machine u complicated parts III
which the stomach. liver ana hid.
neya work for the common good
II you clean tha stomach. liver
and bowels occasionally with Dr.
PmFee'g T, Ant Pellets yog can
keep we'll.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09

Te keep the kidney# eiaeu. ltlna
plenty ~ wntue hatween lnsgla
alao, Il you wiah 10 eenfx ielg
she Ills which eaaau early ,ismslss
ftom kidney dhmaae. affections ef
she heart, tlnamAllam ami us.
dfink ~ plnt ~ hnt Naser Il h@lf
haar hefpe~ mrala. Tia wish
regular aat.iaoe exnfelsp. al ltIls
food and occasionally fahsnp
"Anurie' lanii.aflesall hFaTa
meals fpr q few weha at i tEnie,
there 4 % fema Nh8 mAn
er woman sllpali nas IIve h he d
AisndFvd nwtar pafee Anarie
stimaia1rH the kisilleu, mming
t4gm y lhFpw oHH sla pclaanua
uric aeid which eaua ia Is haya
pains il she taek. lgmhaso. rheu.
Hatlaui of gpnk D.
"Anarie" ean IS oltaine,l at alnoat
Al gosd drug stores ar ead i1less.
e Doctor I'lefeoA tasallda iEutnl.
liaaaio. y Y. ios tFial package.
y alwaya hacslsa and egten cures
the cauae of hlluey disease, aa
we'll a. rheAsnatlaa and geaE.
"a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
DON'T BE WITHOUT
SLOAN'S LINIMEkT
Essp II ha n5y II knpw# aa sanai
~ telsessssa rasss assa All Gae@

O. LOANS IMMINENT 49, teva
salsi iuv IN sssFA tAA. ii il
uiese tsppetH than yisee
tAn W. h4E ussa aasNsf L geAslHgss
ftsstisa
ApplIsd wssAeis sskssnx II eessuNals
~ shn aiilsetesi paeR. hfeWasA seElef
ispel shsausasse iwinEsa. e ssta. SFe.
Atsf'. Agealassl mssNSs, iagle las aud
otssay exfmses p@sas aNd ssaa# And
tbs tssuit a ssiAssufw. II A4ssa a.
fiE8eaayAAa, ssalgt. sln4gvsi yrat
sses \ he0N hntsle Ea NaaatHs aNwMs
orsy. ksg1s L haassy faF sae wssea
fseeslsvi fVaY dy9at lsAs sg sFpa
ss6ws~ lte.. stks. &idn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
sTaIr PAYS " MILLIONS
is iNsijsli fssE',

Wash aeas i) OtiaFpxa paid
= sfal " fSJ leCg 81 iatamA
ptcib ana inierell4ns lB lFdNaI iAxog
dnrlhR ihs fiscal year ihat ended al
JaHf I9lsiDal Revenue Collector
Roper sa'd n ~ aanpaI report
Thia syn y inlilnr w ~ srore thar
4s.ptl0gv "a inc amount sid llie pro.
yio3s year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
Thcrse tablets are intended espe sial

~ for indigestion and constipation
= ny tone fv the HsUina n and snable
II 10 perform its functions naturally.
They Dct gently on the liver and
bowels, thereby restoring lre stomach
and bowels 70 healthy condition.
when you feet dull stupid and .onstl.
2ated give them a trial. You are cor
tain 70 be pleased with their effect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09

frcni door ~ the courthouse In the
city of Guthrie ID said county and
state otsfr for hale and sell to fhe
highest btdder for cash the property
sbcva dcwcfibed Or 70 much thereof
ss will satisfy ssiI juaairent. With
interest ati0rneyA ferr. and coats.
subject. however e. & .sest mortgage
" slkeos4
WINES my hand, ihis erd day of
Drcesnbef. iei@.
I'D ROBERTSON.
Sheriff " iDgan County. Okla
" w Harris, %sfcrney for
i'lalnliff. ~ West Grand
Ave- Oklahoma cily Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09

To Forsify The 6ye,er Against Grin
Take LAXATIVE HROMD QUgNINE
Fsbltla which destroy germs acts ~
y Tonic and I.ayative. and ihas IRE
vent colds, Grin and Infiufnza. Their
y only one "BROMO QlifNiNis." "
wv GROVES signature ~ tho box
sQn. l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09

Your dearest friend may be tlf next
10 10 Ycu are insurinS hts health
by Investing ~ Red rroas Christmas
Sealg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09

Take s,favVa resi ilft
rcnle y waFms tAe RH4 aY F
aa 'ae llieea YaN esa n f s
'ieeesiaeulnN IEtsagA eslee
tFFu b99
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-09
WHATS IN A
\. NAME?"

Facts about your name isa his
terry lts meaning whence II
was derived its significance
your lucky day and lucky iawcI
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-18
Shoes for Women

= Class of line and quality of ma
terial are to be had in LA FRANCE
Shoes. Add to these characteristics
the comfort of footwear built upon the
exclusive LA FRANCE flexible welt
foundation and you have shoes that
feel as pleasant on the foot as they
are pleasing to the eye.
The vast assortment from which
to select is an added reason for shop
ping for shoes at BERBERICH'S.
You get the style and leather you
want in a size that fits your two feet
and the price range is confined within
limits that insures that you pay for
nothing but true shoe value when
buying LA FRANCE Shoes at BER-
BERICH'S.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

Louisiana Baptists are soon tt
begin q whirlwind campaign fos
500. 90 in the interest of the Bap-
fist Bible Institute. New Orleans.
This campaign is to cover the
whole State and to last one month,
beginning February 9th. and end
ing March 9th. The campaign
has been organize by parishes and
associations and certain prominent
men have been selected to manage
the campaign in each district ter
ritory. The 100000 to be raised
has been apportloned to the sever-
al districts of the State on the basis
of denominational strength in. that
territory. 1t is expected that an
appeal OF the campaign will be
placed before every individual
of the $1,000 white Baptists Of
the State. Many people of christ.
ian faith and hundreds Of others,
who have made no profession of
faith 1T all have shown 6ne- inter's
est 10 this Institution and larae'
contributions have beep, assured
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06
Letters from France
CHAuMENT, France, Dec. "a, 1918.
w dearest Mother

CHAuMENT, France, Dec. "a, 1918.
Ny dearest Mother:
This is Christmas Eve, and the first
sergeant, supply sergeant. and myself
are sitting around in the office hy the
stove talking, and relating our different
experiences. At present, the converse
tion is running along the farming line.
The frst sgt. is an old farmer, and the
supply sgt. and myself both know some
thing about it, so we are doing some
talking. That is, they are now, for
rot tired and decided that I'd write
yea. Lean just imagine you ALL, sit
ting around, talking, waiting for the
kids to 60 to bed so you can fix "Sana
Clause. My, but wouldn't like TO
b there there with you all
It's been raining all the live long
day. and it's still doing so now. A
regular winter day. but not very cold.
The President comes here for the day
tomorrow, and hope its pretty day.
I will write you about it tomorrow
night.
There isn't much to write aboue
The captain is coming down in few
minutes and will have some work for
me to do, so I'll stop.
I am fine. Best love to all.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

presi;saesyiisoa's favsrits tocs.
ton, :. may ! not" is rtAkins Gle
place - strenuous, 'delighted,,
an! oszr approved expressions OF
Roo;eyeh's, for soma tiiIe partf[
the s;aalr currency ofaaf spsecb
but ID was a dooghtog .6H the
Or.zsi,a who used il ni6st aescllp-
tise'.r. When, be saw the 0eorge
Washington wallowin2s aishg IN
the Ii2R8h Of the waves, lnaliue
the 81 speed she cddi{ .wif6 hsl'
important passenger a6oar, 81.
He called thus 70 biz m4iss 70
share the wonderful sigl1t:: = look
It the old Georxs Nasliinf1o
making q may- knQts an
hour !
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

leaning on the deck-rail, with gray
eyes intent on the novel scene and
l wondered
"What did I wearl" she answer.
ed with reminiscent smile, "a
very stylish travelling or second
day outfit for those days, tho we'd
think the combination queer, now.
My dress was black alpaca made
with three overskirts. The tight
little basque had two tails which
made another layer above the O.
verskirts and the sleeves we're long
and open at the bottom, the Aow-
ing lower sleeve lined with droop-
ing white lace under the wrists.
I wore brown shoes and brown
gloves and smart little brown hat
with three ostrich plumes sticking
straight up in the back. Floating
velvet ribbons hanging down my
neck completed the hat.
There was much to see. Tho
mushroom towns were missing
from the landscape, we saw state
" white.pillared, or red-brick man
sions in their settings of ancient
trees. facing the river and plan
tations of cotton or sugar slopinQ
behind their protecting levees. On
subsequent trips / sometimes saw
the same broad acres beneath their
sheets of yellow water, when a Gre
vase or overflow brought sorrow
to the country, but there were al
ways scenes of interest as we puff
ed majestically on our way. And
passing the state university at b.
ton Rouge, those students rode in
their skiffs on the swells in the
wake of our steamer-to tho 50 ueal-
ing horror of the lady PASSENGERS!
Finally we landed at Grande E.
core. There an old-fashioned hack
met Us and our long jolting ride to |
Natchitoches followed and the
whole road was q long-drawn-out1
Badin's Hill of this season.
Yes, a trip to Natchitoches in |
II may have taken longer. but it
made up in picturesque qualities
what it lacked in modern improve
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

feel it near as much as he would q
wet cold.
am fine. Think I'll take little
stroll down to the ''Y" and read
while. Not thing new That's about
all for this time. Best love to all.
Your loving son,
Archie Breazeale.
Co A 2nd. G. H. @. Battalion.
A.P. 0. FOG American E. F.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06
>. The Equal Suffrage Club

| The regular monthly meeting of
this Splendid organization will be
held Monday evening, at 6 o'clock
at the. Comus, when an unusually
inter xting program will be given,
dndtrsthe leadership of Miss Marie
'BreazSale. -" The Peace Con fer
&nee, in XII: its Phases" will be
the topic Of the principal address,
given b. Mr, PhanQr Breazeaie,
and "Current Events in the Suf-
'frage World,'' by Mrs. d. c. Scar
borough. The public is cordially
invited to DO present.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

from many men of wealth outside
of the actual membership of the
Baptist Denomination.
It is hoped that the people Of
the. territory covered by this
paper will rally heartily to The
leadership of those who have
charge of the campaign in THIS
territory and that the full ADJ ORE
tionment will be raised within tie
specified time.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06
Ny dearest Mother:

Ny dearest Mother:
Supper just over, = beans, hash,
bread pudding, dougbnuts and coffee;
and III write you and say how glad !
was to get the box containing the
sweater, helmet and socks. got into
TIE sweater right away and wouldn' t
take it off for ten dollar bill. There
70 about six inches Of snow on the
ground, and believe me, it feels good.
The helmet will sure come in nice, and
the socks also. but the Socks are SO
pretty and white and smell so much
Ike home, that l believe I'll keep them
for souvenir. l hate to put them
"a and get them dirty. These old army
ahoss stain socks so bad anyway. One
Ct the fellows offered me Is francs
Cabout 3.0O) for one pair If the socks,
but ! told him there was nothing doing.
When ! opened up the box and the odor
u moth balls arose, for just little
while l had = touch of inconsistencies.
I'll now tell you about the doughnuts
~ had for supper. l was down town
q the ia eare", and there was q
Salvation Army woman down there
giving away doughnuts and hot coffee
70 the boys on the train, and l got some.
i wa 70 good. that. just jokingly, l
aGked her if she would come out to the
kitchen and make US some Of them.
md 70 my surprise, she said yes. She
Dnne out about 1000 this A. nj. and
~ has been in that kitchen all day
lsag over hot stove cooking dough-
nats for Us. That just goes to show
NV these American women over here
~ s.. A. especially, are working for
u The 8. A. is the best, without q
)oubt, orgnisation over here for the
yood Of the men. The Y. M. C. A., |
&. G., ETC.. oil have stuff for US but
Sc buy, buy, buy. The s. A. Is give,
n not buy. Go US, mean). A!
Z. I. G. A. women wouldn't think
lbeut doing any thing ike that. It
ny spoil her hands.
IL been 20 cold all day that the snow
Aat ten last night didn't have time to
~, except right around the stove
llpes On the roof of barracks. Its
- dry colo, tho, and one didn't
~ s- . - $50. a
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

Prohibition will Be S&attive in
tie entire nation tsspaif 10th
1920. which was thc;latetPe rati-
licatian WIS Accomplished by the
1851, state acting flJprably and
under tie terms o.Ehe amend
mcnt itselfs prohibition becomes
effective one year from that date.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

~ an idea OF It's popularity, at
a Masonic meeting held some
wlore IN Erance bykour boys
'"'uye.' there, 's'forty-t9 of the
for;y e:gh. states Of o. S.
were represented. ~ b.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06
Tie 'E:,rd American Army Kks

Tie 'Fhrtl American Army HIS
started "a .lLorament to erect a
mondnens..ia 81 ashington D. G..
to American taeoinanhood in con;
menoration Of her loyalty. saeri-
flee and deviation; to the American
Expedirionaey Forces. Thu na!1
anu merchant, marine will be per.
miL'rd to contribute to the fund
4. =. ~
j wincl. under the plan enlisted men
woiild 'HtolIar each and afr
ticsrs. ihros.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06
Qhe Southen Cattlemen,s

Qhe Soutlen Cattlemen's con-
yention viii be held in New
|Dn1aus nezt week. Feb. 1i-14,
|Eben Z number OF sneakers OF
Nstic nal rep6tation will maze id.
dnrsses and every man Who is in
.farested IL the cattle industry
a6oid Be present.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

4
/. is surely time for oil Ameri-
cans to :A,ulI for unity and fra.
tcrnal relations which th1-F lAe1
dent says already exist betEc0s
America aa,d Great Britain, and
between Ii !lvo ~ vAdspk
FIR and represent them. :
r OFT 81 the conference we ret
notlsln than baypcay Of,
ucll n rstsnd;l iapn
s'is Gig hations Z. 4.
F.a.ace, Great Britain and Na5
thas aAfsAasl: !, Germany we shall
cofi,a Ho4g. gear getting en6dxfi:
indianapolis News.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

Wen the war ended Uncle Sam
ha i, ne second largest force o. the
We Wont aad he has already dis
charged nearly one million OF it..
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

IS there are such 4 limite9 DIN
Der o: swords beaten into plow-
share. Il hsa been suggested that
h,l cts Used 10 water tAe&hick-
e.: III. "
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

\ I'll. al any rate The boss Q1Gh,
ali * be home by 1920, Mt Old
Leap year comes into its oXnHG gain
aft. tie lapse CT the -dSdM Tour
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06
a rusi, shat .,i,yrls the famous

Il lus71 t11ssv Isl-s71u cis0 tua1s0Fss
Spindle Typ eScssencnt Is being
mad 10 Claiborne parish where
thera ere splendid prospects of de-
veIori'ts = u's1r,ir.lgsll, as a well
near Hstn.r iSss.keck showed dif
of such lmgh gravity and othaa
vnlaab!e properties that nearls
two hE.drtd gel known oil men
weat over 1T oace to buy nr lease,
land. 49,.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

Uriyersnl COMPULSORY military
training CT all yoatlis. between 10
and 81 limited to pne con,
tinuous period aud not divided
for one yea.. has been introduced
as ! bill IL the Senate.ss : guaran-
4 1aia 4 ) ! : 3 Sn ~! ss Z
2dtl,aT thinks s!'e - y peIflEninas
n.as fcrce Of only 00.e00. 7
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06
Nv dearest Mother:

Nv dearest Mother:
/ Well, Christmas day has come, and
10 just about gone, and to me, it has
looked like no more than the average
day of the week. l worked until 2:30
this morning, getting out details and
the like, to look after the President, at
he visited this town today, and was up
- 600 this A. M. to get on the job
tegain. suppose have brought quite
IN honor on the family was chosen
cut to be the ''keenest" soldier in the
company. and had the honor of opening
the door of the Presidents csrriAge
and assisting him out when he arrived
Yat this town today. That was quite
~ honor for poor buck, wasn't it?
That comes for being good soldier.
He came in on train about $50 A. NJ,
| got in his carriage and drove to the
Hotel deVille, and then was when l
''shined". He stayed there about an
hour, then drove over to Langres,
about so Kiles. came back in town at
800 z. M, went out to General PERISH
ing's Chateau, had Christmas dinner,
ssd left the depot at 500 P. M. There
were people in town for miles around
= see the gentleman. The French just
went wild. Twas all that We could do
b keep him from being mobbed. The
French men, women, girls and kids, all
wanted to kiss him! Imagine it. viii
you, kiss him! If I'd been him, l
would have cut out all but the young
girls, and then let them go to it. But
yen see, Mrs. Wilson was along, so l
guess he had to watch his step.
Started showing this afternoon about
400 and showed for two hours on a.
stretch, came down in fakes as big as
dollars, and the ground is covered about
ak inches now. Sure is beautiful
sight. Don't think | ever have seen
TT 1aneh snQw before. Y1R eAD
j6gins what fun We are going 70 have
16ow balling each other in the A. NJ.
Woe to the fellow that sleeps late!
We are going to make snow man
snd put it in the bed with him If he
doesn't get up for Reville.
Nothing much to tell. Haven't re-
eeived my Christmas box as yet.
Guess it will be in in a day or two.
The Y. M. G. A. gave US little boxes
with pack of cigarettes, a cigar, a
bar of chocolate and box of Prince
Albert tobacco in it. There was big
Christmas tree and little play at the
7. NJ. c. A. last night for the French
kiddies Of Chaumont with a scene OF
the typical American home on Christ
mas Eve. Twas real good.
/ am fine. Best love to all. Will
send you menu of our dinner in day
o. two.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

very where in Great Britain
q President Wilson considered TIN
Maa of the-Ilour.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06
Texas s. PACIFIC RAILROAD

change of time tables will made February
% 1912 and this advance notice of the time principal
ant division points issued for public information Folders will
atststons and Information Bureaus day schedule effective
J. L. LANCASTER Federal Manage
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

If yru want quality and best price.
bring your work to The Enterprise.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06
PROMOTING CIVIC: BEAUTY

iThe ladies Of Natchitoehss, now that
the war activities are ovex. have reviv.
e their CITY Beautiful League" which
way buspended when the country's need
tsdk-the foremost place. Officers wers
elected and plans laid for systematic
work -to make Natchitoches an attract
i've place both for visitors and home
Fpespl4e@ -
/; Encouraging the plating OF trees,
shrubs andASwers. keeping the streets
iflsant per,uaiing people to make their
yafds 'inviane locking and keeping the
|itreststrse At waste paper, handbills,
and posters are some Of the methods BY
which Z city's beauty can be increased.
md il i work which Woman's assoeia.
keep in progress. Many other
LoaistanA towns have similar associa-
tons and the time toinausurate q Clean
- Days. = fast approaching.
= Dslfg tie tie sys Of the visitor and
= ding dn aNay with good impress
stoh ct the town Il not The only benefit
or even the chief benefit, Of such cam
ptszn .maksa fol, better health; rub
eish al4ys csfrj6fsths menace Of d.
asel u epidtinicl dtprom,tes sefety
eM3 1s, whiThinl esnsllsr city always
means greatsr POTION Of loss to the
cu,roe 1870. -,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

g Fsyss~sy S>'sso1 - s-sss' E-sSssS
auss sEe- long ago. recognized
the military value Of good roads.
Verdun was saved. the great Som
saos 5efanse made possible, the
Chateau Thicrry victory. achieved
because tie French roads were able
20 carry steadfastly the mighty
var gyms, and France plans to
further Her splendid system Of
flisAwaysr BY. building Sacred
May, from Alsace to the North
Sea as . lifting incumbent to her
troops.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

Subscribe for the Enterprise.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06

.gDbY, FEBRUARY 6. 1919
"A {.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-02-06
MEMORIAL HIGHWAYS
To Our Soldiers Better than
Statues
of America, are diScussin,

We. of America, are discussing
sSdkbIe memoriaAato our fal len
81. returning 81 ersssemc sog:
| ST: the plantia&;;of 4ees, Others
the raising of monuments, while
others think no more fitting mon.
ument could be built to honor our
heroes, than memorial roads.
And no State, parish, or COM
munity could better stabilize the
achievements of its valiant sons
chan in a permanent road dedi.
Gated to them.
= More monuments have been
erected to the horror of Lincoln
than to any other man, yet all to-
.gether they have not, honored him
as much, because Of the be'Rfit to
others, as has the great Lincoln
highway which bands the CONT
Fnent. -- :"
Livery body knows that the
economic and moral fiber Of any
community is. determined by the
condition Of its highways, not by
its schools, nor its church spires,
nor its banks, nor Its factories
bat BY it's roads. Give a COM
munity the right kind of roads
and these other indications of adj
vancement n :ssss n fol!pw. So
let US buifd vf.ury~ highways, to
honor .oef. heroes while proving
to ourseESss sk well as to the
world thfl we. ars of the- right
FIBER. ;shesa victory high
ways aaf sct1olFsxiiI be erected
to teach our c6ilisn the art Of
peace. aa bHtdese Victory high
ways eli viii move.from
farm tS.city na 81 thru the land
We.Aay pIsl 70. ersca shafts 70
dwarf. livery .aolher.effort eyer
made. in brs6zE-brlss. or marble
but WI coul1 dver .pian'a better
way tosapproRikEe the meh,erial
Of . gfAtsfdf< .aafion than
in:t1 enstructioifo Of permanent
road sjg;sheif toniplefon
wilt Fi5 SIC svslen Of yleto-
ry XHIe.sE. .s.:.ss j:
The ltltis- highways in
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the world Sissds s6dy as u monu-
ment to Roman road.building, the
Appian Way, which tho the IRAN
deur sof ancient Rome has been
Hotted out, has. withstQod the
ravages Of 2ecent1ries ~and is an
ss]eEsegelt Of the. part played BY
good rbnds ia enabling the ROM
az capire for so tepg 4 time e
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VI =, 'Gdn7S -------
Parish Of Natchitoches
pa.is. School Board.
>..- Citv of Natchitoches.