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New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Total Casualties
For Army Abroad
Swelled to 292,007
Recapitulation by Pershing
Shows 34,37O Killed il,
Action, 2l3, ,628 Wounded
and23, ,4olDied of Disease

WASHINGTON. July 15.-ceneral
lPershing. to-day recapitulated the
losses of the American Expeditionarv
forces to date, including those named
in to-day's daily list, as follows.
Army Casualties to Date
Killed in action (including 3s2 lost at
sea- :......;.'-.-....-- 34.37o
Die1 D;ed OF WOUNDS Observation-Disclosures. 1877
D;eI D;eI 1I ois1Ase ;.......- 2S,49l
Weu,aa tto'h acciuene .: ana osner causes 5,131
wounded IN action lover IS per cent
Missing in action mot including pris. ~1'' 0-'
oners released and returned) 800. 1910
Total to date. 1892. oo7
To-day's casualty list was divided as
follows:
>, Killed in action. 4; died from wounds. rs
died from aeroplane accident 1: died from
accident and other causes, 8; died Of dis
ease, 3; wounded severely, 10; wounded (de.
gree undetermined). IL: wounded slightly.
21; total. 90.
NEW YORK CITY AND VICINITY
Names from New York City and
vicinity follow:
Died of Wounds
LYNCH; Francis Xavier. private. Yon-
BRoARDT. George Frank, private, Buff
falO.
GIARRoGo; MA6R ;2;, John. private. Rome. N. Y.
Avenue, Brooklyn.
Wounded degree Undetermined
BUZBY. Edward Everett, lieutenant. Mont.
eonOoN' James, private. Rochester
Wounded Severely
=, WILSON. Edward L., private. Trenton.
Wounded Slightly
YOUNG. Thomas H., lieutenant, Is Broad
Street, New York City. ~N
DoNNELLY. Charles E., private, Flor
CURRENT CASUALTIES
Died From Accident and Other Causes
~ SCOTT, Gerald D.. corporal, Cape May
=, JGHSToN, William, WAGNER Jersey City
Died Of Disease
HAMM. Burgess S.. sergeant, Hudson
Wounded Slightly
LANE, Vernon E.; lieutenant. Good
Ground, Long Island, N. Y.
CHANGES IN STATUS
The following cabed corrections are
issued as an appendix to the regular
casualty lists:
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Died
HOWE, George j., private, 104 North
Portland Avenue. Brooklyn.
Killed in Action, Previously Reported
Missing in Action
DOUGLASS, Charles W., lieutenant, Syra-
cuse.
M'GARRY. William F.. private, 13 Butler
ST., Brooklyn.
Died of Wounds, Previously Reported
Missing in Action
81 SINCLAIR, Stanley sergeant. PA West
140th Street New York City
AUFMKOLK. Gustave. private, Bank
Street. New York City
N. Y.
HOGAN. Andrew ", private. Rochester
TROBING, George E.. private, Camden.
N. j.
Died, Previously Reported Missing in
Action
WYMAN. Alonzo W.. private, Burt, N Y
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Missing in Action
ERNISSEE Fred. private, Rochester
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Five Years for Politician,

CINCINNATI, July Isl. Herman
Dierkes, formerly one of this city's
prominent Democratic leaders and who
was convicted several weeks ago of
having violated the espionage act, was
sentenced in the United States Court
here to-day to five years in the Fed
eral penitentiary at Atlanta.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Humiston Charge Dropped

The charge made against Mrs. Grace
Fl. Humistion, that she conducted a
dance hall at 10 Manhattan Street with
out license, WAS dismissed yesterday
by Magistrate George W. Simpson
Mrs: Humiston testified the dances were
conducted mainly for the entertainment
of soldiers by the Be Kind Club.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Jewish Pledge Increased

Colonel H. A. Guinzburg, chairman
of the United Building Fund Campaign
of Federated Jewish Institutions, an
nounced yesterday that group of the
board of directors of Beth Israel Hos
pital, who had pledged $4,000 to the
drive, have increased their subscrip-
tjon to Sa12,0Q0.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Transports Due the Next Tuo Dnys
To-day

I'fas ROMA from sfasssli including
Corpa company
rtes
ssrS Detachment
Corps '~N~ ~'-%s' '"' -en ~oa-
from
REID and stan
~ ~ -SS'@~' VIZ Aooie
casuala ~~o-"~S
andsl transportation copa
Tomorrow
s,
81 th Service Battalion
Service ~o So"p~nes'
Marsu
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Very truly y@ours,
JOHN F. HYLAN." "
Sforan's Letter tn Hv1an

Mr. Moran lost little time in sending
His Honor the following:
"Dear Mr.. Mayor:
In order that the attitude of the
Board OF Aldermen passing by animous
vote the ordinance licensing curb hrol<-
ers shall be made clear to the people
or the city. in whose interest and pro
lection this ordinance was enacted. T
must again say with emphasis that
your recent statement of the 18th inst
badly nisstates the facts.
In Your Official veto which is now
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Shipping News
FOREIGN PORTS

Daars tasss 'Vy ro SeA 79ft via s's sags
Manehestey Port (Br). Baltimore for Man
chester Passed; lath, steamet Dunach-
KOBE, July 9----sailed staenaer Mexico
Maru (Jap) Crom Singapore. etc +.
La PLATA. July 1s.-Arrivea. Steamer
Coushatta, Baltimore. 10th, steamer Don
LEITHs July I4-sailed Steamer calrn-
LIvERPooL, July l5.-Arrived: Steam
eEs Dunachton (Br.5. savannah Dominion
tBr), Montreal; Minnedosa (Br), Mon
steamer Leersurn (Dutch). Charleston
seandinav Wan (Br.). Montreal
LlzARD, July 15.-Passed: Steamers
dam; British Peer {Br-l, Newport News
for London; Kribi lFr). Montreal for Fal-
mouth; NerdulIa (Br), Montreal for Lon
oberon lDutch], Newport News. N''''''
LONDON, July l4-Arrived Steamer
New York: Melrose. New York Sailed
Steamer Indep epcndence, New York.
MADEIRA. July ls-Arrived:- Steamer
=, MANILA, July l2-,sailed: Steamer
~ MoNTEyIDEo; oS,1 ydai July 1e-sailed; Steam
n
eorsio Ga 'uy New Tors SffHad SfafF ssh sin
steamer Plymouth. New York.
OPORTO, July s.-Arrived: Schooner
John r: penrose. Savannah
ROSARIO. July s.-ssned: Steamer
er Reios tSwed.l. Philadelphia.
ssssnss EsTs5sans s Castle 5srJ S1;rss 'sroa,
ST NAzsAI;RE, Ell July s0is. ls.-sailed: Steam
ST. VINCENT, July 1o-sailed: Steam
sr Newoy Hall tBr) from Cape TOWN..
~ T1EN:TslN. July 11.-Arrived: Steamer
s'729r ToRes Rsru SaFi4zI ,JsP;,; PoGTtIand Ore,
rived Steamers Tabarka (Br). New Or
leans via Gibraltar 10th, Majestic, tBrJ
%crIolk via Gibraltar
Eeyei Maru tJep). san Francisco. Sailed
9Th, Steamer Fushi,li Maru (Jap) (from
Manila and Hong Kong, Seattle.
Transpaciac Nails
The connecting mails close a the Genera.
Posten1ce and city Hall Postoface stations.
New York a. p. M. as follows:
Lurline. July u
phlNppine Islands ara Cochin China. VIA
San Francisco. steamship Santa Cruz. July
Jspan. cores aad China. specially aa-
Maru. July IS.
Japan, co7sa ana China. specially aa
dressed only. via San Francisco. steamer
Persia 1aru, July ~
japan. Corea. China. Siam Cochin China
Netherlands East trdies ana Philippine
Isla noe via Va1couvar and Vancouver ana
Victoria. Il. <, steamship Empress OF ia :
pan. .uly sS
China u Seattle. steamship Justin. July
90
Fawsi, Japan Corea. China. Siam
Seshin China, Netherlands East Indies ana
Fhii.Fp.ra l5,aaGs via San Frarcia.o
stes'net!a Nene=Ge.a. juiy q.
Tahiti MarQu"sas. Cook Islands, New
zealand and specially addresaed mail ro~
Austral,a. via San Francisco. steamship 10
fua, July 20.
Hawaii via San Francisco. steamship
sachem. July "a.
japan. Corea, China (except Shanghai
City,. Siam. Cochin China and N.thsrIsnS.
East East Indies via Seattle. steamship Mexico
Hawaii and Guam. via San Fr.nc,.co
steamship sherman. July 30
FIJI Islands, New Zealand and Auat-xi,,
VA Vancouver and Victoria, 3. c.. steam,
ahip Makura, August h
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Interpretations

Continued from preceding page
to manufacture wearing apparel, John
William David. LYMAN L"yino. r. David,
~ ~. xtst ST, sew York CITY.
AfSKon Realty and Holding Company.
lnc.a -, ,oooi Manhattan; Eirnon ]. echwarts,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03
WHOSE FAULT7

Several months ago t.lh was
rife about the big Welcome Home
Celebration, with bari &c le and
general jiolliticatior, that would he
.:iven in honor of our returned
>oidler~ and sai!ors on July 4tll,
hich das.. would give ample time
inr all 10 have returned, but as
i; appears, it was talk th.; ,!issi
!.atei into thin air, as tomorrow
IS the Glorious Fourth, hat should
have double significance and glory
to everybody, will pass without
any local celebration. 1t may be
because of the big meeting at
Royce, in which Natchitoches has
special interest because of her
local candidate making his formal
entrance into the gubernatorial
campaign, that the plans did not
materialize, but it is too bad that
some public celebration will not
be given. True, great many
are going to Boyce for the day.
and the Elks will be busy enter
tanning a big number, too, but
there are great many who can
not get away, and a great many
who are not Elks, and some pub
lie celebration should have been
given in honor of our day of Inde-
pendence.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03
VIII Open The Pot

The Gubernatorial poker players nho
hay hasn dealing and drawing carGs.
in the hope Of holding tie winning
hand in the race for Governor, have
oceD invited to assemble around the
political table at Royce, la, on July
tth The game vi be cartuct Il ~.
tn HD. Wc,i i.ea;to arf amusement,
TO, and III restrictions .Tiil be placed
on lie players, 'he sky beng the limit.
1t now seems that lion i'laDor Bra
zoaic, of lVatciiitocaes ssl,i open tho
pot, and thai he Hen. L y. Stafford
of New Orleans will stradd,a the blind
and Hon. Hewitt Bouanch,rd of Plaque
mine, Percy Saint Of Franklin, and col.
Stubs of Monroe will ''sea en-" and
play their hands to the limit. Hon. H.
A. Joyner, an old Mansfield boy, will
be master of ceremonies, and he thinks
it will be a six handed game when time
is called. II the Liberty League does
not kick over the table and raise a
rough House, it is probable that a real
slap-bang campaign will be opened on
that occasion. Although it is said that
John N. Parker will not enter the con-
test, yet all the aspirants are watching
his every move. with an anxiety that is
painful. Trimming up the situation.
there is no safe ground for pronosticat-
ing future political events, ard we can
only await a. d see what We will see.-
Mansfield Enterprise.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03
K. c. Initiation

WlIr the K. &. hss been q
>troI = c"="ii. zatsoi. il Natr';to
ches ever s.ure It was e>,ablisht d
many years ago. net Ga y tie local
order int the Stat" crnrcil was
i.l,u',' til i satisfied " n,'r the ap-
pi!E atl.::;S ;tii rir'H,,.F>i, J. reached
the required lii';,lt'tr II at ncccs-
s;i:,ed IN il:iriaiipl ceremony
ever two years. y, her the time
Was reduced TO one year, every
body was surprised, and when SIS
months limit was reached. more
marveIlcd and now the whole State
is looking up and taking notice
that within five weeks two initia-
tions have taken place, thereby
materially increasing the member
ship.
Sunday one hundred or more
visiting Knights a~seu bled in Ma
chitoches 10 take paft in the co.r-
mony when thitiy ods. caDa ."s.j
We're taken Ill aaA q Big day -.
joyed by the guests and hosts thai
wound up with a smoker given al
the Elks home when a temptln2
menu was served and a jolly goot
time enjoyed by all.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03
From Pine to Palm

The members of the Louisians
Official Sociability Run party.
who left New Orleans Tuesday
morning en- route to Winnepeg,
Canada, over the Jefferson High.
way, are due to reach here about
noon today, when committees OF
the local Jefferson Highway As.
sociation will welcome and enter
tain them at luncheon at the Club
Cafe.
j. d. Clarksoa of Canada. gen.
eral manager of the highway, who
has been to Natchitoches several
times, outlined the plans for the
trip which is 240O miles in length,
and the delegation, which will be
headed by Governor Pleasant and
Mayor Behrman of New Orleans.
includes several carloads from
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Col
fax, Alexandra, Bnnkie will be
joined after they leave here by
parties from Mansfield, Shreve-
port and other places.
So let al Natchitoches turn out
today and bid a, cordial welcome
aud bon voyage to the travellers.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03
Texas Ratifies

Ratification by Texas of the fedora
suffrage amendment removes thu
solid south" bugaboo which was pa
raded at Washington by opponents o1
suffrage to discourage friends Of the
measure. The South is not united,
against the Susan B. Anthony amend
ment and its inclusion in the fedora
constitution is practically certainty.
When the Arkansas legislature meets
shortly 10 consider the amendment,
that state will probably line up with
Texas.
Louisiana will, of course, lag in the
procession. We have a habit of get
ting little in the rear Of the refoi m
wave. Here the race question Is be-
ing permitted TO cloud good judgment
and may line US up with the manoli ity
on federal suffrage :.hen the test
comes. And we win have to accept
the reform without contributing to it.
But maybe Louisiana will wake up.
Perhaps it will see in time that if it
can control the negro male voter.
there il no conceivable reason why it
should not control the female negro
voter. And maybe it will see, too,
that it IL useless to get in the way of a
cataract. t.-Shreveport Journal.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03
Thrift Message

Inasmuch as the period of time from
June 29th to July 9Th, both inclusive,
has been proclaimed as Thrift Message
Week in the Eleventh Federal Savings
District, and in conformence with the
request of Frank NJ, Smith, Federal
District Director, l, W. f Johnson,
Mayor of the city of Natchitoches, &c
hereby deliver this Thrift Message to
the people of this community:
The prosperity of any community de-
pends upon whether or not it is COM
posed of thrifty people. Those person.
who avoid waste, save wisely, spend
wisely and invest wisely are the per-
sons who make the community prosper
GUS. Thrift is habit and it is one we
should all learn and follow.
Avoiding waste is important but that
alone will not make for prosperity, for
that is negative virtue. Wise saving
is important--th miser saves but he
does not enjoy life because he does not
save wisely-it is not wisdom to save
at the expense of daily needs. Wise
spending is important Tor the man or
woman who buys reckiessly, not reck-
oning whether what is bought is needed
or worth the money, will soon come TO
grief. As important at least as those
things already mentioned is wise in
vesting.
Avoidance of waste, wise saving and
wise spending are all of no avail if the
money saved is invested foolishly.
There are many good investments.
Among the very best are Thrift Stamps
and War Savings Stamps, issued by
the United States Government and
backed by all the resources of this
great Nation.
AS small an amount as quarter of
a dollar may be saved through the
medium of the Thrift Stamps, which
are exchangeakle for War Savings
Stamps. The War Savings Stamp cost
four dollars and few cents, the in
significant amount varying from month
to month. War Savings Stamps draw
four per cent interest, compounded
every three months. They may be
at the postoffice at any time
with the interest they have earned to-
that date On ten days written notice.
ThaE:axe worthy investment,
trict. 'ThriE Messages will be delivered
during Thrift Message Week. | cali
upon the citizens Of Natchitoches to
heed them carefully. And in accord
ance with the proclamation issued by
the Governor of this State, urge that
every bell in this city be rung and that
every whistle in this city be blown at
10 o. clock each morning and at i clock
each afternoon during Thrift Message
Week. W.
Let US all be thrifty that our COM
nunity may prosper and that we may
lead happy lives of thrift. |
W. F. JOHNSON. Mayor.
Natchitoches, June 28tb, 1919.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03
Old and New

They are actually undertaking ambi.
tious road-building programmes in the
old south and several hundred million
dollars will be expended within the
next few Years in connecting up cour-
tries and States with highways that
will soothe the ranpletl feelings OF the
most exactmg moiorist.> The new gen.
eraiion has recovered from the hard
ships and tragedies wrought by the
Civil Var and has taken to speeding up
the buzz. wagon. In the olden times
the southefner did lot of his travel
ing on horseback and probably remain
ed home in bad weather. At any rate,
he didn't worry much about the roads.
But now that the whole family wants
to jaunt in their spinster every day or
two and even the colored brethern are
acquiring gas wagons, decent high
way appeals to every bosom. Los
Tinaes.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03
Investigating the Charges

The Investigation OF President
Roy for the many serious charges
that have been brought against
HIM is being done hy State Super
intendent Harris. who was made
q committee of one at the suqges-
tien of Mr.. Roy. as we go to press,
bq - is iss heing condueked pri-
vtely the Enterprise can give out
no information concerning it
Natchitoches Enterprise.
Why should an investigation be
conducted privately ? The charges
were given publicity and should
be heard publicly. Are there
some things which are to be con-
coded or minimized2 Is it because
Mr. Roy is one of the fraternity
and president of the Normal that
he should be accorded privilege
which would not be admitted if
The investigation were progress
ing in court of law and justicel
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

Continuous systematic mainto
nance must be provided if tn
country is to get the benefit o
the money spent Oil good road
It would be worse than folly Il
build them unless provision i
made to maintain them once TIC !
are constructed. + he reasor
France has the best system o
public roads in the world, is be
cause of the splendid patrol system
in force. There is a patrolnar
to cover every mile of nations
highway who reports Immediately
any rut or break that needs repAi.
and such system must be adoptea
eventually in the United States.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

{, la, been suggested that Ok
fort should have created a Eew
upsrec-D .,ctor Of D.liyery-to
confer upon Pershing and Hoover
instead of the Doctor OF Civil Law
which it conferred the other day.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

Community stan lard, denote
The ,ype of citizens who make up
IT,. com nn"ity. and wi.iie all do
n,L agree IL is he maj ,ri,y who
~" ,-s,mnslb . for III. ideals of
iln. poop, individually, rs these
Stan iards touch the individual
interests OF every home.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

The law that vert in:o effect o,
Tuesday and its possible cunse.
quencrs have prompted this para
phrase on Grey, elegy by a popu-
lar poet,i but no one said The
States,
Full many a qusrt of priest booze
serene,
The dark, unfathon ed depths of cellars
bear;
Full many keg and demijohn unseen
And unsuspected are reposing there"
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

That the oaly thing ebout the
home that man can beat accord
ing to late court decisions, is a
retreat which would have been
startling doctrine a century ago,
but it follows the trend of events
in the twentieth century
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

Not the least Of the underlying
causes of the war, was the econo.
mic cause, and not the least Of the
results will be the economic re-
sult, which. it goes without saying,
viii br.ng about q tremendous
c'.a.,ge in the relations between
capital anil labor.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

The little lesson tau2ht our
Mexican friends l.y the swift
stroke ut Zuarez the other day
gave them a sample of our temper
and put the Mexican government
on notica that if they failed 10
protect American citizens. protrc-
Zion would come from this side.
II such is the policy it will bring
greater security to che border
than ithas known in years.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

Vale, John Barleycorn, whose
demise has caused as much sorrow
and more rejoicing than has any
death since the dawn of civilizas
ton!
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

July 1st was procisime6 Butter
u, TX Day hy the IS. depart.
m.'t Of agriculture. Tor the pnr.
p So of eEconras ing ti.e dai, i
in ins.ry in tie United Stslcs .nsl
lweause "Luttcrmilk Is one Of tile
best drinks in the world" Won
der how 1t answered as a sop 70
(%rebusl
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

lis safe ID cay that wksn the
u :. Labor department estimated
4 shortage Of $4,000 houses as a
result OF the stop age Of building
by war conditions, that half Il
million does not half cover the
Acl ual deficiency.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

Think in interest your own
interest -save and invest. War
Savings Stamps pay four per cent
interest, compounded quarterly.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

Mueller and Bell, who we're
Gel .ctcd by the Germans as the
goats to sign the peace treaty, took
bart in the only decent history the
Huns have made in years.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

As the horrors of war tried
mems souls, so will the difficulties
of peace be the test Of American
Da:riotlsm and self-control.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

You never have to start bank
acc sunt. but once. When War
Savings Stamps mature they form
4 flee nucleus for bank account.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

The tendency of this age is to
accomplish as much as possible at
work or play with as little exer-
ti0n as possible.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03
Exact Copy Of Wrapper
WOnlAns Conscience

Woman's conscience Is uacdcsl
in politics as never before; it IS
needed be.c and in other natioN
which will be iEfiuenced t.y oir
example. It-says Wi,!ian j..
Bryan-,s needed to n'aI5a ccrn-
'plete and permanent the ~. On &
victory oser ih., saloon; ;l-is reed
ed to deal successfully With the
Social eyii-Ihe next grc,t mexsr I
:ssue.- Won,an:s. rAtyNnce istei
politics will hasten lhe lFIasupi.s q /
every right. She Will guard !lhe
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

Look aheadl What you will
have tomorrow depends OIL what
you save today. Buy War Saw
ings Stamps.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

Tie whole world is now to be
rebuilt on the foundation of broth
erhood among nations.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

And its just two instead OF three
cents to send a letter now since
Ju'y was usheTd in.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

Germany affixed her signature
to the Peace treaty with the state.
ment that she weu!d try to be
worthy to join the 'Leacne OF
Nations and would use every means
to meet the terms and made nc
mental reservation thereby bring
ing to 3 formal end the mightiest
war the world has ever known al
the very place where William
had himself crowned emperor OF
Germany and where the German
empire was proclaimed.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

Thrift is national necessity
prpse n. and IA ure.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

Keep your Liberty Loan inter.
est working By investing il in
VS. 8.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03
According 10 the courts order

According TO the courts orde:
no BID loss fhs8 1906. 300 for .le
L. & Il. W. r. il. would be ccier-
tanned and though Il great many
people from all over the country
assembled at lfudses1E nl. !he d y
of sale Thursday, June 1Jth.
was dolly advertised all over the
country, no bid at all was made.
The supposition is that the prop
erty will be readvertised and Of
fered again for sale, AID in the
meanwhile the officials announce
that the road and service generally
will be improved, which would
have been done before but for the
difficulty to secure competent
labor.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

home with her ballot and b. MAX
ing the young secure, hhc will
strengthen the next generation for
its problems.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

Bolsheyism is ~ original tend.
ency. an Inherent caraci'E, n
tvndeacy 10 nci wj!Eout II. :i,;. 9
1r experience, nitl 10 ,e.rCcj fnr
thc rights or privileges Il o.l,rs.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

Russia Is tcG.:4ii.L. 10 fi#:ze
that orc dictatorship IS a. b:,:: rs
another il nvt No;4e.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-03

80. $3.50 - .Ss - -'' '"s senools srs
:. s'. -
MI. nfeasesie cated poor, benighted
Russia, VAN her bo'sheviki, q an ex.
ample OF wnsts dasorganized, iIliterate,
'sno!ant CLASS ~ people can DO turn .
country INTO . chaos, and menace the
rights and safety OF . people. They
are tne results O sfagnation, and stag