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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-22
z KONGRESU.

movne poslaneck6 ucinili pokus o
zruseni yykon. rozkazu presidenta
Tafta, kterym asi 10000 post
mistrd GtvrtG tffdy, v malych me
steGkach zafadGno bylo do civllni
sluzby, cimz mista jejich stala Sc
stalymi, avSak nepovedlo Sc jim.
Dodatek v tom smyslu, ktery ma
vrzen byl k rozpoGtov6 poStovni
pfedIoze poslancem Cullopem y In
diany. porazcn 14l proti 1O6 hla-
sum Republican, Smahem hIaso-
vail proti dodatku k MIN sc prl-
dali nGkteri demokrat6. JestG j.
NJ pokus uGinen byl pouziti po-
stoyni predlohy pro fcdrovani
podruznIch zajmG, ale ami ten Sc
nepovedl. Poslanec Murdock 2
Kansasu navrhl totiz dodatek, V
Gemz podporovan byl posIancem
Hobsonem Alabamy, ably postov-
nj doprava odepfena byla Vsem
pubIikacim, zasilanym do TAX IVA
nych suchych statd, jez uvefejhu-
il lik6rni oznamky, Dodatek byl
zamitnut We vyboru celku pozde-
il tel pravidelnGm zasedani,
Predlohou povoluje Sc cclkem
278,489,781 pro poStovni odbor,
COZ Jest $7,0O0,000 vice, nez pro
minul{ rok. Vylohy vzrostIy "a
vedenim balitkov6 posty.
Dnlezitou pfedlohu podal sena,
tor Gore, a sicG Y zdjmu zvySenl
poGtu prisedicich nejyySsiho sou,
du Spojenych Statd o diva. Nyvo'
lalo to velkG vzruSeni V senate
hlavn6 k Will tomu, ponGvadz
Gore jest velmi bIizkym move zvo-
len&mu presidentu Wilsonovi a tu-
diz ma Sc IA to, ze tlumoci Jeho
nahledy. Kdyby pfedloha stala
Sc zakonem, president mohl by II.
stanoviti diva demokraty. Jak ny
nj tcnto nejyyssi soudni dvdr ze-
mo Jest slozen, pozustava ze trl
demokratil - predseda White a
pfisedici Lurton a Lamar a Sestl
republican, -~ McKenna, Holmes,
Day, Hughes, Van Deyanter a
Pitncy. Senator Gore jest pro
gressivnim demokratem a pfi cd
poruGovdni zvySeni poGtu pfisedi-
cich nejvySSiho soudu jednd Sc
mu to, ably liberaln6 yykldddny
byly zdkony, jez snad uplatntny
budou b6hem Wilsonoyy admin
stracc.
We Gtyrtek dohodla Sc konferen-
cc sntmOyny IA scnatu ma pliste-
hovaleckt predIoze a den ma to
schyaIcna byla y senate, Jak uyni
pfedloha Jest scstayena, od priste-
hovalcu bude zadduo, ably Sc Wy.
znali We cteni sye materSke rrci,
aysak tohoto yyjmuty jsou man.
zelky. ydoly, svobodut dcery II
jcste utktcrt iint osoby Dan Z
hlayy zy{scua byla " koufercnci
~ - ma -. avsak toto nctykl Sc
kanadanu "a MpNikdnu. rokuty IL
kladaut MA prrplayni spolecnostL
pro priyaleni sem nepripuslltel-
ntch pristehovaleu, So zyyauli Sc
500 ma 5000 q iest5 pfisntjsi
trtst sllhue spnlgtuasti, klert sem
pflychou osoby silent Royneb
shndla ST. kouterruer VA deportu.
yani osob. ktcra jsml u,gtd5em "a
oisouteny pro prvttuy sve,lflni a
mratm kkaEenosu Jia} olsta.
,ee pfrlloby ttka se satlkaui ma
mofulku. ktra lodi sbtbnau ii
iieh ytalechu a daIsl drporlogam
osoh Etsra radlaudntm srosohsm
da ssmE a doaaN
Jake pvnt vtsIoItk vyssltoFhs
nj tak uautto mraplagetuiha
rRtu. ohpsi.s esp ee 05maSn5
paslaue kt plgtlnha kmer1mita
iIumpbrgba tniauy dls uit po
uil1hni pauamsh ata rn4rlaru ne=
WA byti datalrua sgm ameuak .m
ueb elflm lilm Aumb.uarieh d
kanlgreHelek
ktbR EskputW 81 slalA pfed
laha stnatap t1tmmiuse a. iawNs
,la selkf Mrs na,Atu 3, hyl kaosf
spskulae lm - H,unilul pafsta
mi lakat is esnWmi Iapiry ~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-22
Wilson bude guvern6rem do
3. brezna.

Woodrow Wilson 0znamil, zc
bude guvernGrem statu New Jer-
scy az do 3. bfczna, tedy az do
dne pfedchazejfcfho jeho nastole-
nj "a presidenta Poslednf noe
pfespi v hotelu syeho bratrance a
rozhQdnt odepfel jeti do Wash
ingtonu rodinou svojf We zvlast-
nj soukromG kafe. Pojede We Via
ku zarovef 1000 Princetonskych
studentd, kte1 chteji byti pfi-
tomni jeho inauguraci a nepfeJe
81 zddnGho zvlastniho pohodll. '
Gtery prohIasil Wilson, he mylnG
rozSlfena byla poyest, jako by jc-
no chof a dcery necht6ly byti pfi-
tommy recepci, ktera konana bude
ma mistG inauguraGnlho pIesu.
Pfitomny pry budou, ale Wilson
pouzc zada, ably uSetfeny byly
podavani rukou, ponGvadz byla by
to pro ne trochu tuba pracc.
Zaveje ma zapade,
Himni yichfice osIcpujici sn6-
hove vanice, laviny a zavtje "a
stavily skoro 1plnG dopravu mezl
kaIifornii vychodcm a mezi ka-
lifornii severem, Drahy Jizni
Pacifick6 a Iapadni Pacificka ODE
mali draty zpretrhanG Y SierskGm
pohori. VIaky jsou vSudc zpozdG-
my, ale nelzc ami ziistiti, jak dlou-
no a kdy dali Sc ocekayati, Y
Keswick, Cal, ma drazc Shasta,
osmdcsat stop trait bylo pohrbcno
Iavinou zvySi dvaceti stop. Y An.
dcrson. CAL, vichricc strhIa sire.
chu $ kostcla. Misty slime prSclo
a rcka Sacramento stoupIa devGt
stop "A sedm palcH pres noe Y Ken
nett. Y Idaho napadlo ma Sest
stop snGhu nGkolik vlaklI uvazlo
Y zay6jich.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-22

Held namomiku Helene 0ouldoye
ttUstamtetFu a mu slga ATTAIN
lmHa rnereut nmNv II lwI5Hulah
Nn fladetJi taun,ait tHtl na ta-
kourni lbltua sas, zirna lle.
lrna Gpuliatt iet uliaaa hu.le
tht, ftulg ! sberapitm ga BE-
.it awku lEH.lhHnt f4FUlawn
.N y AZ nl taienskf IssAiky
ns asifptt tluamu a ma t1liplnAsh
ohslfiela slplua ,iaaldoN6 Tar, IA
ke "nslv1si amsriskA tfpa \ af
mad 1 uAmntut tyu
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13
An UNHAPPY REFERENCE.


For a gentleman residing IN q glass
house. Mr. Andrew csnegies present
enthusiasm on behai Of The millen-
mum is tempting bin into indisere-
lion. As. for exaaHe his sneer "A
the army at the S Louis peace co1.
eress took the e era iA
NAH wish 10 sel iha sa.esi iile
possible. the one from all Aaas
ger 81 violent dit ala Mr Car-
negie net Linn enter our army and
navy There e not a dorAman at
tending machinery or erecting build.
ines. nor a railway train employe, nor
policeman bn runs far greater risk
Of sudden injury or death than the
soldier or marine of our country does
today
Mr Carneeie il now spending lit-
tle of the money made in an industry
witch x known 70 have been one o.
tbe most remorseless in its abuse Of
human Iife ana health. A little m0dest
questioning 81 his past. at Least, would
keep him silent on a contrast so dis
oreditable, not to The army, but to bis
former business.
But Mr.. Carnegie is not given to
thought. retrospective. introspective
or prospective. That IS why he Is the
author 81 the most asinine assertions
made Is the dlscredit Of the peace
movement. as Faen be declares thai
t6e way "a hahaie an invasion IS Z
invite the invading force as far as pos
sible inland ana then destroy them
with "a hundred thousand sharp
shooters
This is the military authority who
assured the peace congress that a:
England could deal with 10000 invad
ors. 1--WE could cope with seven time.
this number"
There may be a man less compe
tent to report on what we could oi
should do i'll case Of war than The
author Of The Baseless Fear o
War But he IS not at large If thN
peace societies wish the respect an,
support Of intelligent Americans. the
viii suppress Air. Carnegie ~ thei
conferences. ca8na Tribune.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

their offer was the only instance of.
rs kind on record. Whether L is thus
distinguished OF not, il Is noteworthy
on many other and much better
ertad ds. Let The feeling here mani
Tested grow and spread, and states
mafsap win be bereft Of half its oc.
oeatWn, Likewise, Of course. viii
kag delegates, il indeed any OF
s0a tribe llnger in the twentieth cen.
There would be no strikes, Of
agaty nor the threat 81 them We
sboa fear nothing Of minimum wage
measuf S. nor Of hours OF labor bills.
Socialism itself would come mighty
near having its ground cut from under
fits feet. OF. If not that at least suffer
a setback a century or so. In fact, We
should have to keep awake 70 be sure
og catching the first ray Of the mil.
lennials dawn. Possibly the distance
Intervening IS still immeasurably vast,
but the mere Tact that something has
happened III real life to excuse such
riotous dreaming may suggest that
humanity's progress uphill has been
rather more steady and rapid than
most Of Gus are aware of-Dalias
News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13
JOE SHELBY CAMP U. G. v.
lconIrIbuLeal

tContributed9
Mey Dear Comrades
The fast fleeling days 81 1918 has
found you the happy recipient Of this
earthly habitaton. The dawn Of nus.
another year. has found you in the low
ing embrace OF all that is pure and |
good. The open hand Of luxury still
points the finger Of consolation The !
OH Of JOY is pouring out to the toiling I
millions your land and country The
sweet fragrance Of God's loving kind
ness has brought melody to all the
earth. Heavens enchantment has been
your guiding star through all the years
gone by. Your sorrows have been
turned to JOY. The great touch OF
sympathy has extended YOU a blessed
memory. Tn mighty hand Of kindness
has come with the fondest hopes; all
blended with the profoundest gratitude
10 God with the loving charms Of peace
ana good win to all men. Yes, my
comrades, the perfect hand Of kind
uess has staid your sorrows. Times
purest flowers will embalm the whole
world with thu sweetest notes Of frui-
ton. AS customs and traditions re.
main, so in our wanderings We should
endeayor to practice and prt into exc
cutlon a duty encumbent on all Con
federate soldiers. With the changes
ia time your daily walk should be more
jealous Of all thar is pure and good
May rich reward come to you in the
guse of a happy setting sun. God
granting that your password viii be
everlasting peace. The war is over.
We are all Americans. One hope, one
faith, one destiny Another generation
has come upon the scene. Heat Of
passion has given place to justice and
honesty. Passion has gone with the
flight Of years. Eternity will show the
great American soldier among the
/ numberless thousands around that
great white throne The heat Of wars
stormy passion will turn to joy and glad
ness. Let's live that we may lay
down by stin waters. When it is our
pleasure to meet. lets meet as one
common brotherhood and enjoy the
joys unspeakable. On Saturday, the
: i7thday Of May, all Confederate sol
diers, their wives. sons and daughters,
are cordially extended an invitation
4 to meet with Joe Shelby camp Of the
b United Confederate veterans in annual
a love feast. at the city hall. in the city
OF Chickasha, at ? o'clock a. m. Every
body come with well filled baskets
i Speeches by some OF the best speak
b ers Of the county.
Subjects: Nobility Of Gen Robt
r Lee;r brotherhood Of Man"
Music and song by the Woman'i
\ College Glee club.
z Remember the time and place. Come
o Much business Of importance.-Geo G
h Buchanan. Commander Joe shelbl
It Camp 975. U c. "
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

In the whole field Of medicine there
is not a healing remedy that will re-
pair damage to the flesh more quickly
than Billiards. Snow Liniment In cuts,
wounds, sprains. burns. scalds and
rheumatism, its healing and penetrat-
ing power is extraordinary. Price 25c.
soc and slo0 per bottle Sold by Owl
drug store and Public Drug Co.-Ady.
d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

Dizziness. vertigo, (blind staggers)
sallow complexion, flatulenee are
symptoms OF torpid liver. No one
can feel we'll while the liver is inactive.
Herblne is a powerful liver stimulant
A dose or two viii caus All bilious
symptoms to disappear Fry it. Price
soc. Sold by Owl drug store and Pub
lie Drug Co.-Ady. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13
RHEUMATISM QUICKLY CURED.

"My sisters husband had an attack
Of rheumatism in his arm writes a
well known resident Of Newton, Iowa
Il gave him a bottle Of Chamberlain's
Liniment which he applied to his arm
and on the next morning the rheu-
matism was gone" For chronic mus
cular rheumatism you will find moth
ing better than Chamherlain's Lini.
ment. Sold By all dealers.-Adv-
d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13
a GEN Rous FER.

The employees q - aaq eenual
railroad offered e-4
day's pay aid t.z m1any r. re-
pairing certain heavy mages : has
suffered from storms n the last
month or So losses taat mount up
into tha millions 81 dollars. The of-
fer was declined but iae officer who
declined IT. after e1pre sing ife CONS
panys qualification at this evidence
Of sympathy on lie part Of its EN-.
ployes remarked thar be believed that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

Swansea IS the chief seat Of the
copper smelling trade in Great Brit
ain. and within q compass oa four
miles it possesses various works, CIV
ing employment to over 10000 per
sons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

Since the street car conductors are
compelled to take the numbers OF po-
1cemen riding with them. the Ques-
ton arises, what would happen if the
two No. cops on the Chiekasha force
should happen to board the same car
at the same time?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

Guthrie IS in the throes Of a spe-
clal election to deed convention hail
10 the Oklahoma Methodist university.
It IS very questionable whether the
city can constitutionally do this. al
though shrewd lawyers may whip
Lucifer around the stump. -MeAles-
ter Capital.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

Uncle hi says the man who makes
a fancy one handed stab usually gets
an ovation from she grand stand, but
the guy that poles out the long hits
is the one who brings in the scores.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13
+44+444%444S44@
STATE PRESS PRATTLE.


Getting on toward commencement
days when the sweet young thing in
the whize lace dress VIII settle all the
big world problems with a wave of
her fan and a toss Of her pretty head.
What would we do without our grad
yates Exchange.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

''Whl do you suppose he has such
vacant expresion?r Wen. he thinks
Of himself a good deals-Judge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

Charles q Glover, the Washington
banker. has apologized to the house
for licking Representative Sims Of
Tennessee, a husky about twice his
size. whose calls for help made by
ISLANDERS shrek with laughter. The
maddest fellows in Washington are
the Tennesseeans. They threaten g
defeat Sims ia the next primary Nc
Alester News-Capltal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

You'll simply have to give the devil
bis due this week But tgr him. the
state Of oklahoma would he going to
wreck and ruin. For Ike iCabod
Cranes headless" horseman' more
lasn three hundred Oklahoma news
pers are running rampant during
ne meeting Of the slate editorial as.
oeiati0n.-Lawton Constitution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

ANY erroneous reflection OF
any person firm corporation which
the columns Of win be gladly being brought
Is The attention Of Tie management
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

Duncan can brag about one thing
and that is her gas. A man who has
been ii The gas business a number
OF years and who is now employed
6y the Liability Plumbing Co. says
the gas from the wells is Of the fin.
est quality and there is plenty Of it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

Submarines and aeropianes are TAX
ing Jules Nernes Twenty Thousand
Leagues Under the Sea and "A Trip
70 the Moon rom the realm Of fic-
ton 70 that Of serious tlscussion
Henceforth. no ilea. however al surd.
need lack Tor disciples.-Laviou News
adi star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

Whenever a man becomes so OBJ
sessed with the idea OF his own inn
portance and impeccability that he
encourages people to use the word
honest as a prefix to his name it
is well TO keep a close watch upon 50
canny an individual. You can de-
pend that be is planning to put
something over. -Muskogee Phoenix.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13

Gas vas turned into the mains Mon
day and is now open to consumers
Duncan Banner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-13
EXPRESS PAcKAeETTEs.

From the First
Happy and snappy is Wells
The red-headed man from Ward
One.
Tho groceries and produce he sells
His municipal fame has begun.
Even at that, you could hardly say
Umps Gascoigne viii take amy back
salk from ball player
And, speaking Of fish, it's about
time some one came in with the an
nual scoop Of the first big haul
One thing that was distinctiveiy alb
sent at the bali game SUNDAY, was the
echo Of the muffled hammer.
Anyhow. it takes a real sportsman
to admit that his partner can catch
more and bigger fish, even after a
demonstration to that effect
Why not stage vaudeville sketch
Hal and Harry-The oily Twins in
.Rapid Remuneration or why. Is
an OH Gusher?"
Since Harry Brownson and Ha
+ Thompson returned from the Gushing
oil fields, extraordinary care has t6
+ be exercised in their presence with
matches aud lighted cigars 10 prevent
a conflagration
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Paul Armstrong has written a one
poses"
Mabel and Edith Taliaferro have Il
new play bearing thu titlc Young
Wisdom"
Victor Moore is to have anoth ar
play BY George Nj. Cohan. II viii he
without songs and dances
Frederick Truesdall has been en-
gagged tor the company supporting
Henrietta Crossman in The TonsIes
of Men"
Emma Eames is quoted as saying
that she will sing hereafter for char
ity only, and will devote herself -
domestic life.
a statistican figures that .or every
garment that Gertrude Hoffman leaves
off she gets her name on tn" program
ut least once.
Olga Nethersole is to present "A
tabloid version of "Sapho." She will
appear in American vaudeville under
he auspices of Il. +. Keith.
Ida Darling has been engaged by
+. g. Whitney for the company which
will support Bertha Kalich in Carina
Jordan's play, Rachel"
Ii is rumorcd again that Anna Held
and her former husband and mana
ger, +. Xiegfeld, have become recon
ciled and will he remarked shortly.
THE Madcap Duchess" with Ann
Swinburne in the title part, viii have
it's first production about the middle
of this month in Rochester.
With the exception of "A play writ
ten about twelve years ago for a stock
company in Spokane, The Master
Mind" IS the first dramatic effort of
-. ID. Carter.
Texas Cooper. who has long been
a feature with the Klaw u ErlanSer's
The Round Up" will this season es-
say the role of Sage Brush Charlie in
that play.
After Five" is rehearsing IN New
York al the Berkeley theater 1t is
the new comedy by william and Cecil
De Mile, which Wagenhals and .iem-
per will present.
The Odeon in Paris, always mere
l
hospitable to foreign works than ether
Partisan stages will soon give Haupt'
mann'c "The Viewers" because the
piece has become classic
The Adolph Phillips company has
disposed of the English rights u The
Midnight Girl'' to the Shuberts and
the piece will be produced at the New
York Casino on or about Christmes.
one of the recent new productions
In New York was Her own Money
by Mark l.. Swan, with Julia Dean
and Sidney Booth i'm the leading roles
Of q young couple between whom are
financial difficulties.
Minis. Sarah Bernhardt, who orig
mated the part of the Princess Mciis-
sande in Rostard's la Princesse Loin.
taine," eighteen years ago, rs to re-
vive the exquisite work in Paris short
~. but will appear in the mas ;ulinc
part of Geoffrey Rudel. AS a furiaer
fll-up to popular interest she hints
at later appearance az Armand IN
Camille"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
WILL CONTINUE GIBSON TRIAL
Lawyer, Accused OF Murder, to Face
CHARGE for Third Time.

Goshen, y. Y. oct. 9.-Thc case oi
Lawyer Burton w. Gibson, who has
been tried twice by Orange county
iurios on the charge of causing the
death of Mrs. Rosa SZaho in Green
wood lake ON July IL, 1912, is schcd-
uled for trial for the third time at tho
term of the Supreme Court which will
convene here next week. II is gen
orally understood. however that 10y
agreement Of counsel the case will bo
permitted To 60 over until December
or later. Despite the fact that he has
been confined in Jail for more than a
year Gibson is In excellent health. IL
receives weekly visits from his wife
and from his attorneys. He expresses
confidence i'm tho belief that his limo
Ccncc of the crime charged against
him will he completely established at
his next trial.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
MUSIC SUCCESS HERE OCT. "a.
"The Pink Lady, Big French Comedy
Contains MANY Sonq Hits.

"'rhe Pink Lady" which is to be
presented at the Calumet theater Oct
II, by John G. Fisher, is described IN
general terms as an international mu-
steal comedy de luxe. This apt phrase
hits IL off well enough in a measure
but It Is really a play with music In
three acts and as many scenes. It's
basic story is an adoption OF the
French farce lie Satyre." which ran
for a year at the Palais Royal in Paris
before c. NJ. =. Mcclellan made MS
book and lyrics ont of them and call
ed the work THE Pink Lady. Then
Ivan Caryl of the Gaiety theater
London, made score which not only
fits the story, hut aids II in its natural
progressions. The combined effort Is
the best work in American musical
comedy and IL represents a delightful
story. humorously outlined and en-
HANGED by a score of captivating quar-
tiles. OF the musical numbers MY
Beautiful Lady" Is the best known, but
there are seventeen others that serve
To increase the popularity of Inc
Pink Lady" the most sensational
musical comedy triumph of today
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09

iorestalled. However II Is apparent
that the French are pursuing a wise
course In gradually habituating end,
what IS equally important. habitua,inr
public opinion to the notion that IL has
IN these ebony soldiers a magnificent
lighting force capable of rendering
the highest service to the mother
country.
Tho negro troops were seen NJ tho
great July IL review mt I.ongchamps
for the first time this year. This
annual military display. when from
forty 10 sixty thousand soldiers of al
arms dash past the reviewing stand
heretofore has been minus African
representatives. From all parts of AT.
rica this summer. however, came ne
groes as black as the proverbial ac,
of spades but wearing tho French uni.
form and they were the hit Of tn,
show"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
SAYS MOTHER NEEDS HIM
MORE THAN THE STATE
Convict in jackson Prison Makes Plea
For Liberty.

Detroit, Mich, oct. "A year in
prison lad kept me out of couch with
the world ! only ascertained tho
death cf my brother wAcu ! was i'm the
Jail in Detroit. and it was there | saw
my muttcr again. She tottered down
80 see nae and her condition was pitt
able, bufrctcd about from place to
place as she has bccn since my ar
rest, staying here TODAY. there tomor-
'ow, 1nd going without half enough
To- eat she cOuf,ssc1 Ia mo that she
Had nothing to eat all gay. and it was
then O'clock. ! went 10 TIA" cells and
begged q few pcachcs from the boys
mad made her eat them. W" did not
talk much. Words would not "NprcSS
the misery she ana | were suffering.
We just sat there ana sobhcd; cried
aloud IN our misery. By ana by she
controlled herself enough to say,
Johnnie, be good; be coed, II / never
see you alive again in this world be I
good man and live right" Her grief,
which shared, was terrible
This is an extract from a letter re-
,ciynd ny. Judge phelan from John NJ.
| McKenna. No 95G6 al Jackson PRISON.
uckauuo ot3r witness Cor bur
rIary ,nsuraur, firm which contested
The e. oco claim If f., Woodward ave
,l,c merchant i'm cirru,t court last
w,.l, las renewed his efforts 10 gain
his rroodon, TTo ,y,s sentenced IA
ryo to Gy. ,.aars for tho burglary of