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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
CAREY WILL
APPEAR ON APRIL I

Harry Carey, moving plesure sesSs,
will be IN Oklahoma City a Aysil
4, Carey was booked 70 sypses kese
today but was delayed In Kssee9
City stss,
" is making . toss Of lssDes en-
les in an effort TO find out juSt NJ
kind Of pictures and setiag Dvov6
most popular. and 10 get IN tDGek vjlh
theater owners,
His stay Ia re ely viil h iiaitsd
TO two days. t'Sl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08
DIN FUCA C)NDflULU|.

A dracului scroafa cind sc
suie in copac. NJ vrea Sc mai
site de nimeni, nici de acei carr
au hranit-o, pc cind ii ghioraiau
matele de foame.
O zicatoare romfneasca zlce I:
,,fnteleptul fagaduieste 81 prostnl
trage nadejde.'' Astazi, zicatoa-
rea aceasta S ar putea inlocui c'l
urmatoarea
..Vicleanul fagaduieste 81 eel
de buna credinta trage nadejde.'
M ma credeti? Bine, bine, Sc
va convingeti in curind.
Ba nu zau. sa lasam toatd glu-
ma. pima cind vor fl purtati de
mas. adica Sc vor lasa purtati de
mas, rominii nostri americani
mai cu seama aceia, earl stu ce.
va mai mutt deceit problema, ca
dol 81 Gu dol fac patru.
Tn cetitOr al nostru vorblnd
de un dOmn intre altele ne IN
treaba-: &c s'a facut? Ori La in.
ghitit Chitul ca pc Iona NJ
stim. 1nsa daca s'a mtimplat $
rhinunea asia, apoi Sc va intlm
pla pc deplin. va esi din sinul lui
nevatamat. Cind? = Probabl
cum scrie in sfinta scriptura.
All citesc pc lista casatoritilor
Raymond Drumond, y ami cl
dir. Ethela Maryland 73 ami. M
mai patru ami diferenta Sc nu II
vice-versa. Ce pereche potrVl
ta,. Felicitarile noastre. - Il
cit Sc vinde pestele?. -.
Suntem siguri ca biroul ambu
liant de pasapOarte nu va fac
mare scofala in Canada de West
Rominii de pc acolo ISL vad d
treaba: Ara, Seamana. secera tr
era 81 cara gr1u bobos 81 frumo
ca aurul la elevatoare, luind p
ell bani buni. Daca 81 Rominii dll
Statele Unite s'ar fl tras la fa~
me 81 ar fl ocupat cu economl
agricOla, astazi n ar fl Rush p
la oficii 81 n am primi atitea plln
geri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08

Daca esti bolnav, daca apetitul
d-tale este slab, daca suferi de
constipatie, gaz in intestine, du-
reri de cap, somnul mutt linis-
tit, daca esti lipsit de putere, ia
ra energie, = ia de loc Triner' s
American Elixir Of Bitter Wine
81 te vel mira cum de al putut
sta fara acest remediu. Poti sal
capeti la tOate Drugstorurlle,
pentru ca Trinsr's American E.
lixir of Bitter Wine este uh re-
mediu legitimat conform in toa.
te respectele Gu legile prohibited
81 recunoscut de L. s. Internal
Revenue Department din Wa
shington la 2 Maiu 1919. Ingra-
dientii lui, radacini amare 81 coji
de eminenta valoroasa medici-
nala, curata intestinele 81 lie tine
curate. Acest remediu este bum
ca Triner Angelica Bitter Tonic,
un recladitor de fncrezut al vita
|litatii, care Sc bucura de viatsl
de % de ami. Sc capata la toa:e
drugstorhrile. Joseph Triner
Company, 1333-1343 s. Ashland
Avenue, Chicago, I'll. (Adv.l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08
Macelarii sunt pentru ieftini

N1Ce1o1 II ou1fU PS1-1"
rea traiului. - Macelarii din Sta
tele Unite adunati in conventia
anuala au votat rezolutie Rrin
care declara ca eli sunt in favorul
scaderei preturilor atit la carne,
cit 81 la celelalte articole de con-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08
Minerii ameninta Gu greva.

Londra. - Unsprezece mil de MI
ncri earl apartin la asoclatla MI
neriIor din nordul Angliei au vo-
tat ca sc iese i'm greva.
Provizia de carbuni care dela
acum este din Gale afara de mica.
prin aceasta greva va Fl redus "a
aproape nfMc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08
pine, probabil ca orasul va "a
minea in ghiarele foametei.
\A

pine, probabil ca orasul va "a
minea in ghiarele foametei.
~
Tinerii ce au volt Sc treaca la
cul, sunt salvati. - In numarul
de ieri s'a scris despre dol tineri
carl au incercat Sc treaca lac,ll
Erie in Canada 81 pc care. la
prins furtuna i'm mijlocul apai.
Sc credea la inceput ca la inghl-
tit valurile, insa dupa cum spu-
ne un rapport telefonic din Tolc-
do, therii au fost favorizati de
soarte, pentru ca tocmal end
| puterile lor erau pc sfirsite 5 a
apropiat de Ell m vapor de pova-
! ra. care la salvat 81 dus pima la
Toledo.
D-nul I. E. V. Ioanovici ne mai
facind -parte din personalul re-
dactiei noastre, toate scrisorile
carl >privesc redactia acestui ziar,
sa Sc adreseze la adresa: Redactia
ziarului AMERICA, sos De
trcit Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio. Pc a.
dresa redactorilor sa nu sc adre.
seze decit scrisori de afaceri per
s0nale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08
|NFORNATlUN|

Un aeroplan german Gu bani a
cazut omorind sapte persoane. =
Berlin. = O depesa speciala trl-
misa din Rybnic ziarului Lokal
Anzeiger, spune ca in Silesla de
sus a caZut un mare aerOplan
german. omOrInd sapte persoane.
Accidental avut loc in apo
pierre de Ratibor. Aeroplanul du-
cea Gu el trei milieane de ruble
in bani ucranieni. 81 un sac de
bani rusesti.
Flota Americana in apropiere
de San Diego. = New Mexico. =
FIota Stateior Unite din Oceannl
Pacific Sc apropia All de San
Diego.
Dreadnoughtele (ne1nvinselel
vor ancOra asHzi 70 Los Corona
do. la aceasta insula Sc va adu-
na tOata flOta care este ceMpusa
din diferite vapoare. Intilnirea
Sc face Gu scopul ca intreaga flo
ia Sc intre deodata in portul de
la San Diego
Comitetul combustibilului in
Europa. - Paris. = Dupa &C
Herbert Hoover a fOst ascultat a.
supra raportului facut despre 81
tuatia carbunilor, consiliul aliatl
lor a decis a crea un comitet ca
re sa Sc ocupe Gu importance ca'
bMilor in Europa.
in Paris pretul s'a coborft IL
jumatate. = Paris. = Planul dt
curind adoptat de catre, ministru
hranei de a reduce pretul hrane
a success de IMMUNE in uncle ORA
Sc. Reducerea pretului la uncle
articole variaza de la 20 pima Il
| so prOcente adica pretul /
scazut pc jumatate.
| S'a formal un comitet local fol
mat din negustori 81 din public
acest comitet este insarcinat d'
a determine pretul marfurilor
| Acei ce nu vor sd Sc supuna din
tre negustori, vor fl pur 81 sim
plu ocoliti de toti consumatorl
l. adeca boicotati.
! Procesul-verbal de Ia adunare,
gsnsrala tiparit. Procesul-ver
bal luat in adunarea generala
Uniunei Societatilor Romfne j.
Ajutor 81 Cultura din America
dupa cum este obiceiul, s'a da
j Ia tipar. Zilele acestea procesu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08
o ATLANTA GREC0-sfRBA.
SPRE STIlN IA.
s0nale.

Sc aduce la cunostinta generaia
ca ori ce plingeri, denuntari sau
Qrmariri nu Sc pot publica pima
persoana care doreste pub'lcarea
lor nu Sc Identified prin un act de
la Societatea locala, apartinatoa-
re Uniunii S. r. A.
Plingerile sau denuntarile facu
te impotriva functionarilor unei
societati trebuiesc trimise prezidi-
ului genral al Uniunei.
Asemenea, Onor. Soc. vor ina
inta prezidiului Uniunei orr ce de-
nunturi sau urmariri pc Gale pa
blica impotriva unui membru al
societatii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08

Fostii soldati nu vor plati pen
tru incetatenire. = Foarte multi
fosti soldati Sc eolosesc de opor-
tunitatea ce lisa dat prln un
act al congresului in care Sc da
privilegiul fostilor soldati de a-s'
scoate hirtia Americana fara sc
plateasca ceva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08
I'm aviator a cazut pc o colonie

Un aviator a cazut pc o colonie
de albine. = Wmsted. = Avlato-
rul Hugh Rockwell suferlt as
taxi dureri nu din cauza cOborir,l
fara vote, a monoplanului hui pc
O colonie de albine, ci din cauza
ca pima a putut Sc coboare din
masina 81 Sc fuga, alblnele l-au
atacat Gu furie, cnuzindu-i mari
dureri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08

verbal, tiparit frumos in brosurl,
Sc va distribui solicitation.
Hot de specialitate. - Chica-
go. = I'm hot care intrat in ca
lsa Doctorului Charles Miller a
fnrat citeva blani in valoare lie
$1.1OO. Hotul nu s'a atins de loc
de argintariile din casa ori de ju-
vaericalele ce erau acolo. Pc SEM
ne hotul era de profesie blanar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08
Aparate de facut rachiu gasiSe

in Warren. = Warren. = La o
dppartare de Sapte mile de Oras,
politia facut un raid la far
ma" care era lui Micke Kusic
81 Steve Stock, unde an aflat DO
ua aparate de facut rachiu. Mi
cke 81 Steve, Sc afla acum in in
chisOare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08
Contrabanda d $4,000 in un

geamantan. Clarksburg, w.
Va. = Cind Antil Gomez s'a dat
JOS de pc tren in New York, i'm
strain la rugat sa alba putila
grija 81 de geamantanul lui. Go
mez a pazit GU credinta geaman-
tanul citeva ore, lar vazlnd ca
Strainul numai vine a adus gea-
mantanul GU ell in Clarksburg.
Cind la deschis a aflat in ell doe
tori oprite de lege in valoare de
$4,000.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08

nez pazit GU credinta geaman-
anul citeva ore, lar vazind ca
strainul numai vine a adus gea-
nantanul GU ell in Clarksburg.
Jfnd La deschis a aflat in ell doe
orii oprite de lege in valoare de
$4,000.
Tren oprit de capsioare. : Co
orado Spring. = O lturma de
.aprioare au oprit un tren de re
mia CRIPPLE Creek acum nu de
multi. silind trenul Sc astepte
.incisprezece minute.
Caprioarele nu s'au infrlcat,
"a de object. cind s'a apropiat
+renul, din contra s'au apropiat
lie tren in formatie de, lupta. par
ed indignate 81 gaia de a disputa
dreptul drumului.
Conductorii de pc tren au tre-
butt sa Sc coboare jos 81 sa le a
lunge din Gale.
Aparate de facut rachiu gasiSe
in Warren. = Warren. = La o
departare de sapte mile de oras,
politia facut un raid la o far
ma" care era lui Micke Kuslc
81 Steve Stock. unde an aflat' DO
ua aparate de facut rachiu. Nj
cke 81 Steve Sc afla acum in in
chisoare.
Minerii ameninta Gu greva. -
Londra. = Unsprezece mil Gle MI
ncri earl apartin la asociatla MI
neriIor din nordul Angliei an vo-
tat ca Sc iese in greva.
Provizia de carbuni care dela
ac,lm este din Gale afara de mica,
prin aceasta greva va ii redus "a
aproape nffMc
Fostii soldati nu vor plati pen
tru incetatenire. Foarte multi
fosti soldati Sc folosesc Gle opor-
tunitatea ce lisa dat prin un
act al congresului in care Sc da
privilegiul fostilor soldati de a-sl
scoate hirtia Americana fara se
plateasca ceva.
I'm aviator a cazut pc o colonie
de albine. = Wmsted. = Aviato-
rul Hugh Rockwell a suferit as
taxi dureri nu din cauza cOborirll
fara vote, a monoplanului lui pc
O colonie de albine, eli din cauza
ca pima a putut Sc coboare din
masina 81 Sc fuga. albinele l-au
atacat Gu furie. cnuz1ndu-i MARI
dureri.
Macelarii sunt pentru ieftinl
rea traiului. = Macelarii din Sta
tele Unite adunati in conventli
anuala au votat rezolutie prr
care declara ca eli sunt in favoru
scaderei preturilor atit la carne
cit 81 la celelalte articole de con
sum.
Lloyd George nu primeste ba
nil pentru serviciul lui. = Lon
dra. = Lloyd George, prim-mini
strul Angliei refuzat ca sd pri
measca suma de bani pc care ma
tiunea la oferit-o pentru serv
ciul lui din timpul razboullui. A
ceasta fost adusa la cunOstint'
membrilor din casa comunelo
de catre Andrew Bonar Law
cind un' membru a facut sugest;
ca sa Use voteze 81 prim-minis
trului 0 suma de bani.
Hrana ramasa din timpul raz
boiului sc vinde in public. :
Hrana armatei ce ramas in ur
ma incheierei armistitului 81 pa
eli Sc va vinde publicului pc pre-
turi foarte reduse. Cele trei car;
Gu hrana de aceasta care a ajun
aici All dimineata va fl v1ndut;
prin sasezeci de pravalii.
Liverpoolul nu are pine. :
Londra. = Situatia este foart
grava in LiyerpOOl p7ine mn 8
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-19

SUBSCRIPTION: $3.50 PER YEAR IL ADVANCE
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-19

John Smith. a Chippewa Indian,
said to be l3O years DID,. who will
be assisted in the portrayal of
events of a century ago by other
prominent red men of the Cass
Lake region.
The pageant, together with one
of the most interesting and pracJi-
cal programs ever undertaken by
the association for summer meet
ing, has attracted the attention cf
the general public and particularly
that of men and women interested
in the development of Northern
Minnesota and the largest attend
ance in the history of the summer
gatherings is assured.
The idea of carrying out a his.
torical pageant as part of the
convention is interesting. 'Atten-
tion was called to the fact that this
big summer convention would he
celebration of the centennial ami
versary and the discovery of Cass
Lake by General Lewis Cass,
were it held one year later, for it
was in July of the year 1920 that
that remarkable expedition under
his direction was made to this
region.
The anticipation of the large at
tendance at the convention and the
keen interest tourists take in In
dian lore and romance, coupled
with the fact that such distinguish.
ed Indians as John Smith, Mana
bush and others live there, en-
courage the pageant idea.
Mr.. Otto Kohl, student ut St.
Johns university, Collegeville,
and 4 native of Cass Lake, is
chairman of the committee ar
ranging the pageant. He is a
young man of exceptional ability
as a historian and writer. He is
(Continned on 9Th page.)
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-19
Official Notice Of the Seventh
Annual Session Of the Gen.
sra| Council Of the Chippewa
Indians Of Minnesota.

Pursuant to provisions in the Con
stitution OF the General Council OF
Minnesota Chippewa Indians which
was adopted at Cass Lake: Minn., on
the 8th day of May, 1913, and as a.
mended by the General Council at its
fourth annual session tleldat Benidji
Mimi; July llth, 1916, the annual
meeting of said General Council of
Chippewa Indians of Minnesota will
be held at Cass Lake Mimi. beginning
the 9Th, day of July: 1919. I >
Your attention is invited to Article
of the Constitution which reads as
follows: 1.-THE basis OF representation
to the Councils of this organization
shall be one delegate for each one
hundred members or fraction thereof,
of the White Earth and Red Lake
reservations, and reservations ceded
under the provisions of the Act of
Congress of January fourteenth, eigh-
teen hundred and eighty-nine Us U.
S. Stats. 642). Such delegates shall be
elected On the first Tuesday in June
of each year, by the Local Councils
of the. said reservations or ceded
reservations. =
Notices shall be posted and given by
the proper officers of said local councils
and said notices shall be given and
posted in each and every settlement
and burg within said reservation or
ceded reservation for period of not
less than twenty days, specifying the
time and place of the election of such
delegates. ~
Where there is no properly organized
local council it shall devolve upon the
Executive Committee of the reserva-
tion to call council for the purpose
Of electing delegates. .....
In respect to Article referred to
aboye, delegates to the General Coqn-
Gil must be selected on the first Tues
day in June, which will be June 3rd,
1919. g@~-~s7t ..t.-a. r.
Careful attention and good jude
ment must be exercised by each and
every Chippewa Indian interested, to
fully observe the above Article and
by so doing avoid any dispute that
may arise from irregular appointment
which in councils prior to the coming
council has so manifestly caused
considerable annoyance. -
Dated at Red Lake, Minpesota,
May l, 1919. .,1~.
F.. PAUL Fl, BEAULlEU, ~
Secretary of General Council OF
.~ Chippewa Indians of Minnesota.
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-19

sentative Carter, of Oklahoma, at
4 meeting to discuss the Indian
question held last night at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
Give the Indian control of his
land and permit him to manage
his own future" said Mr.. Carter.
He stated that many Indians with
very little education were the
mental equals in business shrewd.
mess OF american men with many
more years of schooling to their
credit.
He believes that land now held
in lease by the government should
revert to the Indian for his own
use and disposal, Mr.. Carter also
told of some of the Congressional
problems of the Indian bills now
before the House. Washington
Herald.
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-19
Pageant a
.CasS Lake Next FRIDAY
!: and Saturday.

The memory of man will bark
back over the cycle of 100 years
and the events entering into the
remarkab bic development of North
ern Minnesota at the annual sum.
mer convention of the Northern
Minnesota Development assoocia-
tion, which will be held at Cass
Lake next Friday and Saturday.
At least one actor 10 the histori-
cal pageant to be produced under
the direction of the association can
look back over the annals Of time
fnn the entire period and recall the
discovery of Cass Lake region by
the white man in 1920. He is
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-19

The present regime has not
inherited these absurd rules and
regulations but we believe that
had they not been thrown into the
discard in times past they would
today be enforced by the Indian
Office under its traditionary spirit.
It clings to some ''rujes and
regulations'' today as manifestedly
absurd as the hair order and name
changing. And how times seem
to be changing after all. The In
dian has issued no order but he is
putting on pressure that is max
ing the hair of officials and en-
ployees curl in alarm. No appro-
priation of triba! funds means no
salaries and no ratiops derived
from the Indians Treasury cash
account. The Indian has made no
threat, the alarm in official circles
arises solely from a natural Sc
quence of appropriation failing or
the Indian Office being abolished.
Gentlemen, ''How do you)like
the outlook. :" .1,
The Indian was threatened with
hunger enforcement once, now his
alarms you with like fear.
Can't you now see the Indians
viewpoint?
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-19
Shortest Railroad.

You have heard of shortest railroads
before. Always they're the most alb
breviated ever. But Off-hand one
would grant the prize to hIissoula,
Mont. 1t has a railroad only 100 feet
long. It connects the Northern Pacific
with the c. NJ. & st. p, and is used
as a transfer. 1t has no equipment.
no employees, and no stations, yet the
company that owns it gets so cents
for every car that passes over its rails.
Sixteen thousand have done so thus
far. Think of it.-Popular Science
Monthly. -. s-.-
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-19
B0LSH|v|SM is COM.
PlETELY, ROUTED.
The People of White Earth Reserva-
: tion by a Decisive Vote of AT to
255 Declare for Progressive
Democracy. =

In point of numbers and con-
elusive results the Local Council
which convened at Pinehurst (Twin
Lakes) last Tuesday will 60 down
in reservation history as a. most
memorable event. Ideal weather
and fine roads contributed decided
ly to its progressive results.
Every portion of the reservation
was fully represented and the
leaders of both factions, bolshi-
vicks and progressiyes, made
strenuous efforts to gain suprem
acy but the progressive factions
distanced the j James /. Coffeyf and
Geo. Walters brush council gang
over two to one.
One of the preliminary proceed
ings of the council was a careful
tiling of the memb bers present and
those who had a right to vote. }.
l. Coffey who had been counciling.
with the members of his brush
council for two or three days be-
fore the conve6ing of the council
was found within the council pre-
cinct and he was requested to get
outside; he hesitated to obey this
mandate and was Informed by
Sheriff Urness of Mabnomen
county that if he (Codey) did not
go out peaceably he would be put
out and he quietly withdrew. On
TIE vote for the craftsmanship of
the council Frank Cajune, the
progressive candidate, won over
Scott Porter Jr., the bo)shitick
candidate, by a most decisive vote,
the vote was: Frank Cajune, All;
Scott Porter, 255. After this vote
for chairman of the council was
made known the leaders of the
bolshivick element proceeded to
| spar for time and recognition on a
| $3.50 basis, this beng denied
they proceeded to bolt the council;
possibly $50 leaving the voting
inclosure.
A revised list of delegates select
ed at the council held At White
Earth on Tuesday, June 3rd, was
unanimously ratified or elected.
These delegates will attend the
General Council to be held at Cass
Lake, July 9Th, 1919. Altogether
the reservation people, in general,
are to be congratulated on the
signal defeat of the depressing
influences of incendiary bolshivism,
Coffeyism and Gahgondaushism
and paving the way for early self
determination and progressive
democracy for the Minnesota
Cbippewas. c...
Later advises are to effect that
a portion of the defeated factions
are holding their usual brush
! council pow-wows in an endeavor
to harrass and annoy the peaceful
proceedings of the coming General
Council. 8
Want of time and space does
not permit of a wider detail of the
council proceedings but additional
comment will appear in next
weeks ToMAHAwK, together with
a list of the names of the delegates
elected. -
Mr.. Walter F. Dickens, super
intendent of the agency, was pres
ent and occupied seat on the
rostrum during the days pro.
c.,ediugs. sr...-t,
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-19
How 'I Do you Like It?

In q little booklet compiled a
few years ago by two Indian ladies
Of Oklahoma, appeared an article
by O. H. Lipps entitled, The In
dian Soliloquy,'' and which is a
very clever imitation of Shaks-
speare's Hamlet Soliloquy.
The skit was inspired by an
order which was issued by the In
dian Office demanding that all
longhaired male Indians immedi-
ately cut off their hair on pain of
having their rations and annuities
Withheld if they neglected or re-
fused to ooey the order. The skit
is humorous in its thought, and the
author certainly was inspired both
by the god Momus and that Olyn-
plan diety who presid es over the
realm of philosophy.
We are not concerned here with
the task of searching literary cri-
sticism, having already paid the
author the passing compliment Of
possessing wit and philosophy to
an appreciable degree, and will
pass on to a brief examination of
the order which inspired his pen.
Sumptuary laws are plainly un-
constitutional, and Cooley in his
Principles Of Constitutional Law"
used these. words in regard to such
laws: ''They are plain. invasion of
individual liberty and therefore
are forbidden. Every person
must be allowed to judge of his
own table and TO dress as he peases,
subject to such police regulations
as may be established for the
preservation of. public order and
public morals.'' 49,.
= Granting the premises of ward
ship for the sake of argument, by
what theory of law did the then
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
presume to regulate the style of
the Indians hair dressing. He
wore his hair long following tribal
custom aud in the inalienable
right to ''dress as he pleased"
Cromwell with all his severity
did not presume to interfere with
the flowing locks Of the Cavalier
and vet the Indian Office in free
democratic country without con-
sideration of the Indians feelings
ordered short hair on the pain of
forfeiting food and money law
fully due him. -. r.
/, It was a wonder that penalty
did not 60 further in a sentence to
the reservation Jail if the Indian
refused or neglected the decreeds
use of BARRIERS schears. The order
was not long enforced owing t. its
inherent absurdity, let alone its
iilegality. Il -
And there was a time too when
a Commissioner decreed change of
natae; he might have said to White
Cloud or Star, '.Your name is
Dennis, y and this under q threat
Of being dropped from the pay
roll. It is not always q prelude
to destruction that the gods make
men mad" sometimes, it would
seem. the gods smite into imbecil-
ity, and there seems to be evidence
of this when the orders for short
hair and arbitrary change Of name
we're issued.
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-19
Be Sure It's Worth It.

Who would boast victory that cost
no strategy and no careful disposition
Of the forces? But let man be very.
sure that the city is worth the Siege
Tx Marvel. r W.
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-19
Forget 1t.

Forget It. r.
The time wasted in complaining be-
cause the job is hard would often bo
more than sufficient to put that job
on the list of "has-becns."
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-19
Reaches the Anex.

Reaches the Apex. -
Any man who refuses to argue with
n woman possesses the Solomon brand
Of wisdom.-Iduho Statesman.
The Tomahawk., 1919-06-19

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