Pleasant Grove Review | 1935-11-08 | Page 2 | Latin Mottoes are Used by Twenty - Two States

Latin Mottoes Are Used by Twenty-Two States There are 22 states with Latin mottoes, which, according to the Detroit News, are as follows-Arizona, follows-Arizona, 'Ditat Deus" (Ood en' riches); Arkansas. "Itegnat popu-lus popu-lus (The" people rule) ; Coiorndo sine numine" (Nothing wlthoni the Deity) : Connecticut, "Qui. trans tulit snstinot" (lie who transplant ed continues to sustain);. Idaho "Ecto- perpetua" (Mayest thou endure en-dure forever); Kansas -Art you ; also "Tuebor" (1 w, de. fend); Mississippi, "virtute et armls" (By va()r nmJ sourl, "Salus populi supremn lex esto" (Le, the welfare of the pec! P'e be the supreme law) New Mex- to (tin); .()llo.s foni(Jr 9 I "in. an empire); Oklahoma Per aspera" (To the stars through tlilliculties) ; -Maine. "I)iriw" , (li rec.);- Maryland. "Scuto honan vo.,ntat, tnae coi.Bn;ist , With rhe shield of thy ., thou has, cvereil (18) . M.ss;(.hii er up T "etit "'"''' b III. M'-"'n. si quaeris p,,,,,,, , rrr rrcm"s,,,re" 'r ' 2- 8 P'edSant Peninsula look around 'o the BOvv) Ul '"'",8 j I