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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24
ALBUQUERQUE MAY
SECURE NEW ARMY .
SANATOA|UM soon
Chamber Of Commerce Sends Gov.
eminent Officials Complete Out.
line Of the Advantages Of This
City a. a Hospital Site.

faory effort b. boinr made hy Che
chamber uf commerce to secure fIiH
establishment of i fedcrri hospital 300
Aihuuucrque. n d. reported TINT
Fnrts stanton and na}nrl NIFTY hn
abandoned uH army hunuifuia. dIr
principally 20 theii oompufauto .rac-
feasibility Tho Abandonment OF these
Hfrs will b. fslt curFidrrlhiy Nv Sew
Mexico and ucnhziuE this tho
chamber b. sssrtinE itgrif tnNuri ucf.
Ting % OF the HOSPITALS established
here. nn Albuquerque is nne of fhr
most accessible wUiutI in the south.
west and hna climatic runiluorH
which Gov rNrlll those of th. 10 hU
abandoned hospital Sites
A letter vnH SOM to nr " o.
stuson. Of thc g.. . pubI, Health
rsi.iDc nt " lfhInri0u a fov DAYS aF.l
hN NJ chamber mlkIur H fofmHi Iu
fuf ronaIlerItiuu rH tnt sltH uf tf.
NH. Iifnl Huu accom- puuNIur iht ltf..
wHH r~sh1usfifH hfisf feftiur forth 90.
ull ultnr's ot Albuuuyrtuv Is BE- aiI.
afufium ritt.
Tla dHta nn enc rIt, regarding uI.
pt Hs of sauatorium matters Boz most
complete and has boon boz uc pr1cos'
of compilation by tho chamber fui
sume time tor wee u su,h Instances
40 rculf hns itf n,,u fcre. a
from co. stinfuu. tuf 10 Boz tNuu.ii
tn.f N~huuurfIH. VIII 600 I'Har receive
,IrD..l runsif, notion Ha u possible site
"i n.N 'fi'i ho'rif,l
AuCuoN or npGs.
nuhhcii farm. Apul gutl-. ~rr at.
Ncrtis'1uent uu pngv ; TOE drtaii-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24
Toulouse to Train 2
Division of Scouts
at Catholic School

Mafof Joseph ~ Toulouse, informal
revenue collector ana formerly iicif
secretary OF the inltr1 states food
administration of Sew Mexico. has
been placed In chargc Of two diyiHioug
81 boy % u nj the Immaculate Com
tcpfirn schoui. according 10 nm an.
uounccment made TODAY hN the Rev.
H. A. ~ Naudalari.
With such r. zualuuH lover Of BOYS
az the bead OF these tvs divisions. W.
can expect them 10 make a good
showing NJ the first public function
bella Ay tho school said Father Sian.
uulnfl.
AFTER organization h comuieteg. APP
piicanon Will Dc made 10 tho aruri
cnmmiaiuncr here FOR mcmhculn !
be- the national organization, Won
patrols are 90 be- formed. with H nft
and drum corps Two inruiurH mas
be added 10 tho eugipmrut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

ina curoutc 20 their homo in santa re
uum "a trip to ~ f'tso. Mineral Wells
and Fort Worth. Texas
wentworth o. Field. DR. Arthur n.
Elliott aud Dr. q. Paul Marquis, all
ui chicago. were IN the city for "a
trief VISIT yesterday They are IN the
Southwest attending tho Pueblo In
Sian ceremonial Mr.. Field IL a
member Of ms santa 10 Institute.
Tcitsfor chayes drew e fine of $50
~ fighting and disordcriy conduct,
in police court this morning. George
B.. Ortera var given a twenty DAY jail
fsntcnct Tor vafrancy. prank Me
Donald pleaded not guilty 10 the
Dharrc q obtaining money under false
trefensca and his TRIAL was st for :
o. clock his afternoon,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24
Larrazolo Back From
Texas Trip Improved
in Health By Outing

Governor q. a. ~farrazoio. murh
improved ln health after hiu IMP TO
NIuUrai Wells. Texas. puHacd through
Albuquerque this morning 10
bis home in Santa re. Hu was rc-
compauied bt Mrs iarrazuio who
was with him on tho Texas outing.
The ufcruu stated that be mad
received word from Herbert 2 fiag-
srmuu. Of N1awcll, former governor
of tir territory OF Nfw MrNfro nnd
new president Of the Sow MoNico TtE
ituVrfa aaautiaunu. stating that the
batter would nuf wish 90 accept the
position OF chairman 81 the mine tax
Commission offered him hf the pre-
cnt chief |cNcsuf.te Governor inrm-
colo stated that hc would consider
the matter Immediately sinrc De was
anxious 10 pcsurc n commission able
tu r0tIHO tlr existing miulna lave In
u muunur which would Do acceptable
10 Tho minc owuorH and profitable %
thr state.
AUST prior 20 bio return 20 Sew
MfNico the governor visited the hnro
hospital 90 camp Bowie. Foot Worth.
Tsxus a lnrEe humble Of soldiers
who hat been wounded ana guessed
overseas were There. Tho governor
made hflsf tnik to thcm and stated
YOU must hurry nnd got Vol W
nro going 20 DO everything iu our
power 20 repay YOU Tor What you have
lone FOR uH oNtrseua ~ our boys
from Sew Mesiru can't rrt a. position
just write 90 mr or rumr 10 SEE me
Governor iarruxulo stated that b.
igtd been greatly benefited hf the
variation witch he hnd taken and
thtt Boz would not ro an Co California
a. End hern announced Hc viii hc
buck iu Albuquerque on NAV o when
tho Flying curious" OF Uftrcu nir-
planes ~ hrru % boost tho Nictori
loan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24
Nine New Elks Are
Initiated Into the
Albuquerque Lodge

Sine moss EIka found fHtir W., au
r'fffuii' INTO thr fYlI of Albuquerque
lodge Nu Cos Hf lust uiHhfH uruIff
urruug HUd initiation iu The Eflr'
ludgw Inum Eits IuIIIuE Tho iuI.
u.tiuu wIH followed u' 70 kUI, DuIul
lliH lunch and aa,iHl hobr Boo Coz,
NltH tIuh rooms
moon. Include 81 a. M.umIu. o. Do
Nt.,'. q o. FHklu n 90 ueUf. o..
lf o stiumIuisi a q N.Hr..
o. "f1..s uuI g. DLHIauI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24

airpianr on one slde n u srd on the
other side this statement; ~ waa be-
cause We provided these ships. ,0ftth-
81 win pifnty % ammunition. tanha
rnd other c~quipincuf. hat Germany
nuif cold.
~ va these ihirrH that ended che
nrhunr and dying in the trrnrhrF TO-
Hny support tho NirtoFy Liberty
Loan"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24

An suock AZ the IlubbcIs a Casio
cutnpnnN Nm Lc -nil ~ auction dt
Iluhhcii mrm. Npri goth. nr thrr, ,
Dnrunlns galore. SEE "~tiVpciNcr's
sale" nj, VrtieVincnt on uagc d vi to-
DAYS Herald for "details,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24

AIgTiON OI ttiH.s.
ttuhhcii farm. Apitl gDtl-. ~rc ni.
Ncttls'lucnt uu page ; TOE 1rtaiir.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-24

Governor UHd N % A larrIEn.
ius 90 through che city this morn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26
ANNUAL CAMP NETTING 70
OF HrLo Al BLACKWELL

Tho annual camp meeting ~ III,
Oklahoma State Holiness a. ocla,lon
win b. held In The city park. az BLACK
well. August 50 40 This mcetlnK j.
expected 10 be largcly attended and
% be q heslcr meeting than former
once.
Rev O q Mngledorff ~ wllmore
Ky, and Rev u /. S.lle ~ Newkirk
Okla, viii b. the nyauxollssn.
Prof v u Yates of Marion Ky. viii
direct the large chora ~ singers The
chlldren's services will be conducted
by Mis- Minnie IA Carmichael ii
Blackwell. Okla Thare viii bo nnfn
her of other ministers and former
workers of the association grrs.nt,
whcsr activities will help 20 put the
work "oyer the top
The officers OF the association are.
X q Welge president. rev y = Drake.
Vice prcslfcnt 4 E lionnaw.ll ~.
r"finiendrnt " aroundp REV u A
strickland. socrriary-trca urer. all ~
packwell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26
JAP cHuncHhth
TELL Of GRIMES
AGAINST KOREANS.
METHODIST MNrsveR U,<.
tIlsSs> NlrOlvr ~ InE
itntkNl C<W '<sIt. ~
CluW(llEs ~ ~
AINOCrTIts

fesle, ial, s'~rs~ r<osle q keres
ani sAe officials recognise thaf tAs
koFssa ais,aFhaaee. were la a. sse.e
rslisleas apnslnss ami that sAs, wss
cot a, oil inss~i Ay the mls.scna ne.
aereriins 70 the fsscr % no Rev X
i'aisskA u sAs jspsnes. Nsshe.lls,
church ~ho with s~e cshcr aslers,s.
feerc'en'ins ,As fedsnslca 81 Issan
ese chafche.. r.sssIs made ssudv
- lhs Korrsu sliaaslen
NJ lahisaAa. rmphaslf~s tho als,
ouniens of korans over IN. dlscs4m
1ns'l'n aTalgss lhen,. e<p.elell, Nv
matters ~ ~lasailar
he said ha received complaints sl.i
'he iaraasee F.oplp 81 ven IA shs
government officials r-cm.d % rexsr
mo koFosns a. hsss'a aud M, a. hu
man hslnss
wv tt'F'otf"" WflNtai NJ ven
on. do NOT sive attention 20 Koreans
II occapled with somel ninn. hus ~
jspAhssr con,eln aad she offlclsle
are at once attentive In crowded
carr 'he japaneia oriar IN. kor~ans
70 make room for them
In our Journeys In korca. Ne heas,l
Of women belng stripped ~ their
clothing ascd women hcked BY mer
with bco,a on. and other harhosnua
eruel'iee Many koreana spoke 10 ~
japan.ee Christmas Of ,hlr unondar.
able auffefir=a We saw Iurn who had
been floTEsd, whcse wounds remained
and we're very serious"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26
BLOOD IS f0Uh Life;
YOU MUST KEEP n PURE
~'-----~.-.-~
All Impurities Must Be
Eliminated.

When ihe blood becomes foul from
The presence ~ poisonous substances
which the body u unable 10 throw or.
i can no longer supply the nerves
brain and muscles With nourlshm NJ
and strength The result IA that yos.
are miserable. -haif sick and feel Tired
all the timo.
u you viii cleanse hn blond ~ at
impurities, you VIII find thst y0af
work Will be- a plesisnre. you aiIi cal
and sleep well and enjoy good health
One OF the best blood eleanSers of
purifiers known today IL tbs pro.
scrlpsion of a successful physlcisu
He used I, for years In his praefIcs
for the treatment Of disorders ~ the
blood -
You can still get this same splendid
prescription. ready prcfared. from
vour druggist Just call for prcscrIp.
tion G. 2zgs. or the c-2z13 Laboratory
Memphis. Tenn. will mail you tnIa
bottle on rsceipt of the price.
Prescription G. 2z2s copfains nc
mercury. opium. morphine, choral o.
stryehnine. while sold In concen-
frafed fern. and Il to be taken -
small dcses. its use will not harm the
most delicate stomach Write for ilf-
erainre- c-zz25 Laboratory. Memphls.
Tenn. wAkr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26
Loss ss Appetite

A. a general ruie there IL noshins
srfioua about loss pf appetite. aud II
ysa skip meal or only sal two meals
4 day Tor fnN days you @llI soon
have y relish for your meals whsn
meal tins comes Bear IN mind that
n least five hours should always
elapsr bstwean meals 50 a. TO xiss
'he food ample bm. 20 digest and ihs
slonach period NJ rsst before are.
onh meal ia taksh I'han II yuu va
no more ihan YOU crave and taxa h
reasonable amount Of outdoor ssemls.
very day you will not need 10 worr,
about your appetite When tho loat
of appetite Is caused BY constipation.
- ls often 'he osse ,hW should ~
nrree'sd ~ onrs 4 a. ~ chasp
aeflaloH fatlss Ill ~ X.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26

SUNG except IN recsals among my own
people, whom knew. ana IN church.
and i was dreadful 10 sing TO slrang.
efs. hul ! vpnt 90 camp rike and
,hoy asked me 70 aine Moihor Macree
aud when | finished thoie soldi.rs
we're crying aud ! cried too. aud |
was nevs afraid ~ singing Cor them.
AFTER shst the ~ directors kept
sending Tor me aud was kept busy
a. camp entertainments Tho reason
J ann ssudyIng" IN New York Il that |
want 60 train six ~ our chcrokce glri4
80 that they can teach SINGING IN our
nation. aud those who wish 10 become
mnslcian,s viii not have 90 come and
live ln hotels In the east. which ia not
good for Young girla"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26

rs program ~ thorsrrd, of French
men and women She Is general al
,lsof Tor the PROVISIONAL Council os
The \ " c. A. which h4s heen
formed 70 study The adaptation OF The
ASSOCIATION war progress 10 peacr
time needs o. France. Q
And with Il al She has found Time
for great human missions with her
own people One OF her close
friends. leading womsa OF Belgium.
was Nrrcsled and condemned to
criminal PRISON IN Germany Tor con.
dnctiug = secret mail service whereby
Belgian mothers and wives received
letters from ihcsr men at The front
This woman was lhc mother 81 -four
young children Her husband was
tried At the same time for refusing ,o
allow his factory 10 make harbcd wire
for she German Army. and he wa
sent 10 another prison IN German,
They asked the Countess 10 come and
live 10 their home and be a mother 60
their children Tor The indehnite scpa
ration time OF their prison sentences.
Countess d'AlYiclla gave up e.crs
thing and went 10 them. She was
with TIC children wlleH they stood on
the door gscp 81 their own home and
waved both thesr parents GOODBYE.
as they were taken off 10 GERMANY
under German guards. Ten months
later the mother was released through
an exchange % prisoners but she WIS
not allowed 10 return 10 Belgium.
With much difficulty and great per
sonal danger, the Countess took The
children. 20 Switzerland, found the
place where thvir mother was goin.
10 bc aud had them there 10 meet her
when she arrived from prison.
The Countess is tall, a. conntesses
should he. Bat unlike The popular
idea Of countesses, SHE dresses quietly
and plainly. And she is most IN
formal in her demesnor quite Amer
iran her American co-workcrs say
proudly Of her. In fact she does NOT
seem like countess 1t III, they saY
of her, aud mean i, as the very high
eat KIND Of compliment .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26
lRkAMsAs LEGISLATURE TO
DECIDE ON SUFFRAGE
Special Session OF ths State Az.
sembiy Is Called BY tho
Governor For That Pur.
pose; Opens Monday

Little ilork. Ark. July sss~rhe ms
cial session ~ fhe Arkansas issssga
lute. called hY Governor Trough ~
rsiIfy the suffrage amendment to ghp
FEDERAL constitution. viii open neAt
Monday Senator Harry l.. Ponder
rfeAidenl uf the hast SENATE. and Rep
reWentatIya g u Newton of The house.
will be The presiding officers
Opinion ~ divided among state of-
fielula a. 70 whether any other bsisl-
ness VIII be brought before The special
sesulen II Wall take vote II two
thirds ~ the members elect NJ the
legislature to DO 40.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26

sporting writers always asking and trying 10 answer tho
question Can The, hac l woman has answered for
them She Mr. George Wiehnen. reeaned the tennis
championship after lapse of eight She Miss Iinsc
ioss and started her tennis 1909 This phooer.
shows Mrs Wehme whose husband also an expert racet
wele with her three children George back Hazel lcft and
Virgins trght u they most effective av IA
punish hc'a their mother take away their tennis racqus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26
Has indian Features.

Looking az chanlas Champ ru Ia
one sees Indications of the effe,c civil
lsation In her small. arshcd fee, and
lntle hands. which are not AZ eli those
~ an Indian ranch woman. na, her
broad. hish cheek bones and large
black eyes and straight black hair are
all Indian. and Il her leather con
cert costume. all covered with ciab
oraic heading whioh was done for her
by Cherokee squawa who smoke lsslo
short pipes and are very old. The
princess smokes only the hes, cigar
cis. and IS just e. years old she says
And am not married No. ] do
not nsca husband 10 kesis or ~"
burglars. nor for meal iirkst 80 why
should I marrys" she demands =
have wanted me FOR my money, yonie
she cia~ps her shining black beads
with dramatic geiture. Sogae men
have wanter me- for my money. some
for ms traditions, and some, they said.
for just me. Hut those ! nlxhi have
married ! was prevented from marry
Ing by our Cherokee law. which says
wa must not wed a blood connection,
even though he be- SO far removed AZ
thirty second cousin We keep that
Law. as We DO al our laws. and 'ha'
II why we have such splendid ron
stItutions.
'.And now you wish 20 know how !
went on the concert stage. Well. u
wan through lhe war | was asked 20
go 10 Camp pike and sing for the sol
dIars. up 10 that time had never
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26

There Il nor anything Ike 40 many
deaths from this disease now a. lsfore
ChanIberlain's Collie and plarrhooa
Remedy came Into such general usc
when this remedy u given with castor
oil as directed ani proper care IL
taken AZ To diet. II Is safe 20 say that
fully nine'y-ninr Out ~ every hundred
cases recover. sIr. w q. Campbell
of Butler. Tenn, says. II have used
Chaniberlain'a Collie and Dsrrhoes
Remedy for summer complaint In
children u ls far ahead D. anything
| have ever used for this purpose"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26

- y 49,
Pans. One Of The workers on the
81 OF the American u. W. { A.
here Is Countess, And no rcprtsen-
tstive OF the Blue Triangle works amy
harder. She is Countess Goblet a.
Alviella OF BRUSSELS.
She speaks English as easily as
she does French and 1--WE or six other
languages Al presenf She IS studying
American methods OF work for wo-
men with view 10 inaugnrA,iag them
in her own country
oi is not strange that she SHOULD he
working with Americans for her
mother IS an American However,
the Countess never has been 10
America.
She was travelling from SwitYer-
land 70 Paris back Ia tbe carly war
days. when an American welfare
worker who happened ia lie on the
train. in telling her OF the work of
Aniericzn women III France. des rihed
what the Y. ~. &. A Was doing. lie
described the work 40 windy that tle
Countess decided ID 4: Il The Paris
headquarters. and ihr welfare worker
gave her letter 10 the director al the
French work, Miss Henrietta Kpelols.
whom he knew
The Countess look her place az
once in the ranks of the Untitled
American workers. II u sid 0f her
that she knows every woman of im
portancr in Belgium. France and
Italy. her iafher is one of the al
sisors 10 King Alh~rt of Belgium "a
close to the throne thar he lefg with
the court when il He'd from tie Ger
Hi2n invasion and set up temporary
Belgium cSpitsl Ia lie iiayYe, France
The Couutess familiarity with The
whole European situation makes her
an invaluable adjunct 10 he
Y. w. c. A. forces and her work IN
ciudes every sort OF service.
A little while ago She went to Lyon.
France, where the y W G. A. has
booth in the big annual fair Here
sh< made four minute speeches hour
after hour every day 10 French ON The
~ofl IF the y w. G. a. explaining
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26

On ~af,h The sufono-
bale bnx sxo carried
Slivsfsswp supremacy
around the world
thsn The s~supian>. 70
Ease tho Ter ~ ls~sna.
ENLISTED sllvsstowns
nssshis, yes sturdy
cable cord body. sud
lifted l,s sapfsuasy 10
tho air.
On earth. of IN the s.f.
silveftown today "
aeknowledrsd 'rh.
Acs of rlfes.
You sea- s.lvuftown az.
igrencs tho lnstsns ycu
soc ho~ 10 trim greece
iulncsa aida elegance
To a car,
sou feel sllvsrtcwn az.
fsfsnee the instant YOU
ride on lts easy riding
fesllwr..
You know S,ivrytown
economic dlfisrsnxs,hs
inssars you check ns
list Price with ne
Mors-M Mileage Ad,uas.
menf.
For cord or fabric tlrws.
Goodrich List Prices
joined with Goodrich
Mors.h Mileage Adjust.
mest S.C0D miles for
aAtvsrtownst o.0co
mllss Tor hlas:h safety
Tfsads give you the
standard BY which i
knowing tire ussr
proves up the trua
value oi the tires.
Co m pare Goodrich
Prices and Adjustment
with others. ard know
why the Goodrich Tire
10 today shs talk ~ ihw
sin3tOflnx world.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26
GERMAN PiOJTERs ARE Ar
RESTED AFTER EXPOSURE

cobienz. July - snsy Germans
from coioxnn Berlin and other cities
we're arrested here last nlabt b. sfrs,
intelligence officers 10 eonneetion wlsh
an alleged p'ot 70 deirsud the govern
menf Of millions of marks BY ellmln
afing comFetision At auctions of army
supplies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26
cssmASy TO oxr LOAN

Berlin. Jsly a. Negotiations Of the
Deufsche Bank with New York finsp
cisI insfifnfions for large loan Of
snannounced prsporfinps ara pro-
ceedinx 4sorably aoeosdine to- IN :
formation In offIeial quarters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26

Worms Interfere With the growth Of
children. They becoms thin. pale aud
siekly. Oct rid Of these pamsifes >
once if you would have healthy. hsl
ny. cheerful children WHITE
CREAM vEHNFuuE dss ross worms
and benefits the whole syslsm ~
ale BY an dsusgists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26
TEACHERS, EXAMINATION.

Teachers "x&ninasion will be held
IN Tho office ~ ihn county snperin.
fendeni. Guthrie. Okla. july "a. 70 and
sfih.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26

An inch Of rain descending on an
acre of land would en- more than coo
barrels Of W eallons each.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-26
vHis csssokss sa,hcrss
MAS nussc totAls


sceasina~a ffsm Pace ussl
fef Amsrean ceme-efs. and .ke
shsald slnf AasFicsn ma<ie 4 mi -
laiAsns. no sIs iAs srse Ameneansf :
Az shs ~hiie p~s,e same lrem saaue
e'hsF ~,aa,Fs. ~ ihsf sncs.iars ala
- arr lhs original AmerlNns osn
re'ken ns e~n ofefslherl lack loaf
hsnifes sszrs ana al th,i ti.na lAe,
hase lnAstlisi ~ gisin ~ Amsacs.
"thH oshkaisa indlkas s~as s.sfa
nssn - shs ~ar sna sssf, ons n sh.n
-as solsniser An indian woala have
lsoaxhi q shsme n b. c,usf4irfo,i
They harmed 10 A. aud ffhi fof eur
seantry. fof q = eaF o.muir,. iAs N
d,ans' coanify. lhoash q 4 raaahied
hy ihs shI,ss mvse@f io~i t~cl
hrasheu In rranse and had shlfiesn
other RELATIVES nsAlnr there NJ ola
~ brother ~ss eosh father and molh
~ 10 ms sfisr nv Parents diss ,ui
h. died - hs ~anica "a dc. iirhllus.
aud you ~oas nnd an Indian ~ an
Mo il noi rsconcllet io ne death ~
fsE men 10 IN waf"
To rsi away fram these .sa thoashia
the rrlncess Chanlas champ ~ IL
turns 10 telling ~ her childhood 81
the ranch nosr the Cherokee village
q rahleaaah. IA oklahoma. where she
was hroashi up wlsh Sis men. and she
thc only rlrl child she ride horse
back when fhe ws iwn wears eld sni
her fasoriie eamc was 20 b. lsssocd
by The cowbcer ADa swung aroand
them IN circles a. ihcs ealiopsd over
the plains un,h she was ~ and
went 80 convraA Ia Mcnphis Tenn.
ia b. edasatcd she spoke roihlng hui
the Indian tongue.
'"fhoash ! am one Qasucr French = /
she says. "somc time Aeo = frcnchmen
named sinclair camc over hcrc aud
married into our family. and you viii |
fnd auto a number 81 sinchlre among
the Cherokccs -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

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