Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
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~ tnsh .,.. 100 10 q
tSntfO
v. comuillsr Of Countll having -
lsmsgntinu 10 ous hundred snd iit'S dt
rea.d, ten ihnlnlr 10 be io''
ISAAC RoOsrvEtr
iAs pl'ASE
k.Rr DrssOS
tWtD JAY
Neeelvsd The sbo,r centen,s IN full
Nee Nsrs if,h presmbsr iss
JOHN cam
Think NJ the governor of New
York now submitting such a bill Tor
such an entertainment of tho French
amha sSador and the president OF the
United Wstes' Fnis,hffN views ~
the proper proportion between sack
and bread are borne out by the pro.
portion between the numbes ot bowls
Of punch and bottles of port. Ma.
dsita, and beer a. consumed and the
coffee tor sight Gentlemen ap
phrently the only ones who lasted
through to that stage of the dinner
EspeciAliy admirable IN the norchal-
ant manner In which obviously H u
result Of the drinkins ot said bottles
of vine and bowls of punch II II
recorded that eight cut glass decan,'
rr- and sixty wine glasses we're
brpk~n
During the revolution some ~ my
torefAthefu. north ana south, SERVED
respectfully. but without dlstinc, lion
In the army. and others rendersh
similar servicv IN the continental
congress or IN various local leWfs
iAtur~a nut that time those who
dweit In the north we're for the
most part. merchants and tho-e who
dwslt IN the south planters
Mo,lcv'r p~pplc Mo-'I, Scotch,
My mothers people we're prcdom
inan,ly of scotch hut also OF iiuEue.
not and English, descent she was u
Georgian, her people having come to
ti~orsia from Rou,h Carolina before
the revolution. The orlHinal Nul.
loch was u lad from near Glasgow
who came hi'her couple ~ csrtu
fles aao. lust ~ hundreds Of thour
nnds ~ needy, entsrnrising Scotch
men haVe gone ,n the four nunrters
~ the rlohe IN tho Intervening 200
vears Nv mothers great Grand q.
father. Archihald nutlnch. was the
first revolutionary "presldeui' ~
Georgia Mv grandfather. her ta'her
snsnt the winters IN savannah and
'hs summers nt noHwtll IN the Gcor
sha urlands near Atlanta finally
uahing RoHweli hls permanent hour
lie used to travel thi'hcr with hls
tamlb ana their belongings IN his
own carriage. follnWcd u, baggage
wagon
Uls Mothers Home,
never saw Roswell unlN | Wts
president hut ~, mother told me s'
81 th.t
did 49,. n felt ~ II I already kuCN
every nook and CORNER ot n sni ~
. II II were haunted hv the ghOs's
u MI the men and women who had
ivcd ihefc dn not mean merrN
nv own family I mean the slave"
I Nv mother apd hot sister my nnni
lseh io tell us rhi'iron on ku's ot
ltorles nhnut he slaves one " the
motl fascinating referred 'o n NerN
nd dntky called ncor llph because
~ the early dP,e ~ settlement hr
had hcen pa n-tnllV Hcllpet hv -
hlnck hear Then there was Mom
| Grace VINO was fnr Time mv mo'h
et's nurse ana whom had supposed
P 20 he dead hui Whn greeted me when
/ | dli come to Roswell VrfN rcppec
, table ana apparently with Years ~
/ lifc before her The two chief per.
4nnnges ~ the drama that ussd 20
he repeated 60 Ne vere l'addY Luke
/ he negro nverseer and hts VIE
Nor,' Chnrlottr I neN"r snw either
/ Daddy Lake ur Nom Charlotte. but
/ Inherited the care NJ them when
NV mother dted Af'er the close NJ
The war They resolutoly refused to he
nmRnctpated W leave the plnr" Tho
/ only demand they made upon Ms whs
enough money annually to ret 4 new
"ctiiicr that H. mule with u
/ certain lack ~ ingenuity the mute
/ vas reporied cnch Christmas ~ hnv
T ING passed awaN. ~ ~ least ~ hav-
irs become 80 infitm as in nccc~sl
- successor 4 solemn fiction
which neither deceived nor was IN.