The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-01
Original Americans Our Allies Nov

In the history conquered there has been
yhng compare with the record OF the American Indians
thousand enlisted in the navy and $500 entered the
army Indians hold $50 Liberty bond Tor every man.
woman and child of their
1t only years the Indians raised che American
flag for the first mewhen 80 chiefs representing IL tribes
met on washngtons birthday opened ground for the
Indian memorial in the harbor of New York.
Is US in the melting pot is reflected in the war record Of an
oldtmer, Chief Srongheart who has folded his blankets
sRd returned to the Yakima & on anv
drives and loan campaigns He visited PIG military posts
and and entertained the doughboys with Indian
That is far cry from the battle of the Little Big Horn
Z I'D the capture Of Osceoa of the Everglades
Columbus APT years the first of the white race
TO see red War; liquor and disease have thinned
their ranks but they far from extinct quarter million
otu exst-from sixth to half of their numbers when
America discovered.
The white mans campaign bitter. The grandson
aealp That they finally joined in the last great war
dance is dramatc-and significant of more kindly policy
To the science of warfare the American Indian brought
great contribution He originated camouflage-paintin
his ponies to hide them among the trees.
The American Indian living to see world peace may
a States geological survey believe that the first ' man
pcared around Lake Superior in the worlds dim dawn He
brought forth the from whose stock sprang
tribes north of Mexico
Other scientists think they from China, thru ST.
IBERIA, crossing into Alaska Hank Hill and other od-tme
Rocky Mountain scouts and rappers claim there is trail to
Asia leading from the city of Mexico thru FL Paso Boze
man, Mont, and ON via Saskatchewan.
Consider the romance of the red man-Custer's
crehe buffalo herdsand at last his share in lighting the
permanent pipe of peace
To the new world being born at Versailles the American
Indians share in the great war brings messagethat
conquered in past centuries will under policy changed
humaneness forget their bitterness and antagonism and
gladly become an ally in the cause of mankind.
statesman is ,oho take national con-
ception of Righteousness and slap its face until yes
for more colonies.
When you persuade him to adopt the savings-bank
habit and build himself home, you spoil good Boz
shevst
hccdacdy it kneU the exact number of secret treaties
outstanding.
Whatever the peace terms may be, the Hun may
sacalLoO then, cheerfully hare them rann,ed dopn
NTH bayonet.
Hun economists aoho are estimating Cermanv's
commercial status aciU do a0eU to class good ,c
liability.
good national neighbor, like good personal
neighbor, is that attends to his business.
Ebert goes the job aoith the comforting assur-
dncc that he can't make things worse than they
We hare developed the national habit of acorY7ing
Italy and Japan stand firmly by the noble py;ncp,e
that the hborer is worthy of his hire.
Bringing the boys home too is tempting the
Hun to call for a return engagement
The thing China can't understand is achy she should
haze to pay the bill because Germany got licked.
Belief in the right of se-deternination is one er
PLANTATION of oar divorce eviL
Woodrow Wilson. conamuter.