The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-06-25

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Editor Hummer-Will you kindly allow me space il
your good paper The Hummer give its many readers
the benefit Of lesson have recently learned On Mon
day. June 14th Bbo day in Houston and Houlka and
being Of the army that is envading Chckasaw
and other counties in the state seeing whom they may
devour by of getting their the third ofAugust
/ in company with w A. Wilkinson made my way across
the country to Houlka arriving there about 13O o'clock
After satisfying my appetite by taking good supply of
delicious eaables at the home ofmy long time and tried
friend j. Ferguson went out the streets to do like
WISE that is make my wants known. Being new hand
at the business and as natural result somewhat en-
barrassed but having learned by experience that the bes
way to get rid of embaTrassments lust push it off and 60
ahead But my continued efforts to press my claims were
so often met by the smiling reply I'm from POntOtoc
that soon realized that my pushing ability giving
away When at last a gentleman touched me on the
shoulder and said Mr. Reed wants to seeyOu Anxious
to find someone that wanted to me- hastily turned
when my eyes were directed the often heard of Rad H.
Reed the cripple boy the wonderful boy the happy boy
the angel of patient boy approached him and made my
self known few hasty words we're passed. and he in
formed that he had to leave for home right then re-
questing that stop with him the next morning which
very willingly agreed to do so after spending sometime the
next morning nthe streets drove to the beautiful
and pleasant home of the helpless giant Rad say help
less because of his physical inability to do but little for
patient pleasure making power and if am defeated as
candidate my visit to his home has made the race sue
cess Forit is indeed grand be in his comfortable ro0m
and the many things Of attraction and behold the
jolly way he has of entertaining himself and Others But
the greatest mystery Of all is the perfect
ment with which ne lies upon his bed in his like
jacket which seems te me enou TO wea life of any
one out have suffered greatly and thought sometimes
that had great deal Of patience Butt now confess chat
never knew anything about patience and if any who
reads this thinks their suffering greater than they
bear and often becomes tired Of fe especially the young
let advise you 60 to this fountain Of remedy the go
ing will make you feel better and you will apply RAIDS
remedies you will be cured your mental malady be-
lieve that if was a young man young lady would
walk ten miles to see Rad in his room hope you will
excuse me for calling you by the familiar name of Rad
while never you before you seemed to me one OF
my neghbor boys. He gave a otof his literature
which is indeed rich truly hope that he will soon be
freed from the stony jacket and from the confnements
of affections that he may 90 out into the world aud wealth
sunshine into the prison Of gloom that is holding others
in the bondage of despair while in his my mind was
more fOrceably exercised upon subject of which have
given much thought viz; Why Rave Our people SD long
delayed looking after the crppes of our state Why not
knock of the worthless institutions and put in
their place a school for the poor crpples
Very ReSDectfullV