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Evening journal., 1919-06-27
2 Officers Driven to Commit
Suicide by Siberian Gloom

in ten days two Allied officers have
commimtied suicide. one was an
American-the other a Canadian.
Investigation showed that the Ameri-
can had a plain case Of melancholia ag-
grayated by tour OF duty in Vladi-
vosiok
The Canadian died n disappointment
lie had been gassed and wounded in
France. ON dusty days his throat and
lungs caused him great pain and he
grieNed continuously over the Siberian
expedition When he came here with
his battalion he had expected action.
shortly before his death he talked TO
me about what he termed his disil-
lusionment"
why" he asked. did we fight so
hard in France when over here we
have TO stand by and see. and know
that brutalties worse than any ever
committed on the western front are
taking place every day ! believed. as
the Americans were taught 10 believe.
hat we were lighting for humanity II
we fought in France for humanity then
we should fight here, for this country
is incthe grip Of an ignorant and vicious
power.
81 thought the day was gone when
men fought for the whims Of kings
and political reasons. went 10 France
Evening journal., 1919-06-27

in that belief and came here with the
same thought My experience during
the winter has destroyed my faith in
my fellowmen. The beautiful cause for
which we fought in Europe has been
hopelessly lost over here. | am sorry
lived TO find this out"
So he killed himself
asked Captain Norbert Norm. Of the
Canadian Army Medical Corps, what
he thought about IT, lie said:
There is probably no place on earth
so jammed with contributory causes
for morbidity as Vladivostok. Il is the
waste basket Of humanity. Its streets
and dwellings are clogged with dis
eased vermin-infested beings It is i'm
possible even to enjoy the magnincence
Of its harbdrs or the beauty Of its sun
sets because there is, literally. a noun
tain Of human filth and degradation
obstructing the view"
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
WEEKLY TOPIC
and
SOCIETY ITEMS
| tbe
CITY AND STATE UNIONS

Forever and forever
Loyalty 10 our country Is also a call
10 service, for as Ey-presideni Ro0se
Welt once sa,d 90 Doe better citizens and
10 lift mp the standard of manhood and
WOmanhood, is 90 do The greatest SER
vice 90 our country The greatest way
IN which we can show our loyalty 90
our country is 90 die for 10. In the
times when we have passed through In
ihe last two years. loyalty is at rs
height Men responded 20 the call 90
arms from al parts OF the country. and
we know they showed their devotion to
the cause by their self-sacrilce and
courage.
But IN times Of peace there Is Just as
much need of loyalty. We do not need
TO take up arms 90 show our loyalty
10 our country. our President is e
representative Of political party. Tn
der ordinary circumstances, men do
not think Of loyalty TO ihe country as
necessarily demanding. loyalty TO the
President But in times OF crises loyal
ty 10 a party is often swallowed mp i'm
loyalty TO The country "Mr. Wilson
was not my candidate, but he Is my
President" expresses this larger view
of loyalty
Every citizen Of this country has
great responsibilities. and they follow
him through life. No one can say. 81
have voted at every election, or have
served faithfully as a soldier In the
army, and in so doing have discharged
my whole duty 10 the nation" any
more than a parent can say 81 have fed
my child and thus have discharged my
duty 10 him.
Every citizen owes u to himself by
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
TOpIC ron JUNE %.

TOPIC FOR JUNE %.
. What Does Loyalty 20 Our Church and
. Country Call For-Matt. 22;l5-22.
Written by Mr.. samuel ii. Reed.
One Of the finest qualities a man can
possess IS loyalty We find IL most In
. our relations With our family and
friends, our school, church and Sunday
school; 70 reaches out TO include our
larger relation TO our city. state annd
nation
\ good definition Of loyalty is the
willing and thorough-going devotion Of
/ person TO a cause A man Is loyal
when he has some cauN, 10 which he is
oval. and then willingly and thorough
y-Iieyotes himself 90 that cause. The
oysl man serves. lie does not merely
'ollow his own impulses. but he looks
10 his cause for guidance. This cause
tells him what 10 do, and he does o..
He is ready TO live or die. as the cause
directs.
We find this sort Of loyalty In the
devotion Of a patriot 10 his country;
Nhen this devotion leads him 20 live
md perhaps die for his country, also
he devotion OF a martyr TO his religion.
Loyalty 20 our church calls for obed-
ence % her laws, and devotion 10 her
sause. The Christian Endeavor motto
s: "For Christ and the Church Every
rue Christian Endeayorer is loyal TO
lis church. for the church is the tree
md the society IS only one Of It's many
branches. There are not two trees. The
ievotiOn Of the Society 10 The Church
has never been in doubt. from the very
beginning 70 has maintained. IL was in
he church. Of the church. and for the
shurch.
As Endeavorers, we have set up FOR
ourselves a high and definite standard
of loyalty: we have promised 10 attend
the regular church services. unless OK
cused by some reason we can consci-
entiously give 10 our Savior. We are
iudsed by this standard as we ought 10
be. but after an. it Is really no higher
Than that contained In the covenant of
Nery church member, though IL IS
more definite and specific.
Loyalty to our church Is a call 90
service u not only means 70 attend
her regular service. but 10 help the
pastor in his undertakings. and4o de-
your share I'm all the missionary. social
and civic plans Of the church. Tho
,hureh-ts tsill not stand for much I'm IN
community unless It's members show
their devotion, by work for Christ, love
for Christs people. and uphold Chrisps
church.
For Christ. for Christ and the Church
Of Christ
Be this our fond endeavorl
For Christ, for Christ and the Churc
Of Christi
These twain no power can sever;
One on earth and one In heaven.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27

his every word deed and thought 20
make this the ideal country in which
To live. We sometimes .hear the motto
MY country right or wrong" 4 bet
ter thought Is MY country. let ms
make IL always right" 4 good citizen
viii think less OF The rights, and more
of the social responsibilities, which
citizenship involves
Let MS this coming Independence Day
re-dedicate our lives 10 our church and
country. and in The words Of a famous
Scotch preacher, live
For the cause that needs assistance,
For The wrongs that need resistance.
For The future in the distance.
And The good that may DO"
Don't forget the Union Moonlight on
July a. Wilson Line boat leaving VII
mington at p. m, returning. leave
Philadelphia at $50 p. m.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
BY PEGGY HULL,
stan Correspondent of n. y. 4.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN 81
BERlA.-Restlessness and discomfort
have settled over the Allied forces in
siberia The soldiers ask for some
thing TO do, or the happier alternative
home
saw many evidences Of this unhap-
piness during the winter but it took
spring TO bring the tragic climax. with.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
LEAGUE OF GERMANS
WOULD SAVE KAISER


By The Associated Press.
WEIMAR. Thursday. Feb. IA
An urgent. appeal TO all German, ia
unite TO prevent former Emp.,o,
William from being delivered up ~,
trial was published tonight In IN.
landes zcHnns Deutschland. a ne,
government organ being issued h,,,
Tho appeal Ia headed league OF Ger.
man men and women Tor the pro,
tection OF tho person, freedom an.
life Of William" Appended Ia A s,a,,.
ment by Prince Henry OF Prux.l,
who was asked TO assume sponsor.
ship for tho league. but declined ia
favor OF Field Marshal Won IIind,n.
burg. The appeal reads:
Tho life OF a German citizen h,
endangered by the shamoleas d..
mands OF our opponents that En-.
poror william II shall be delivered
up for execution. This would con.
stitute n new and deeply humiliai.
ing Insult to tho honor VI GERMANY
To guard against such "A delivery
there shall be created a gigantic
league OF German men aud wom,n
who intend TO save the German peo.
pie from this everlasting Disgrace
The league To he created emphs.
sizes specifically and protests from
tho start against the implication that
II has other intentions that are 70.
mote from It's thought. and &c.
clares II win make no effort To re.
store the former government, or con.
ditions;'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Fan -AfrtsNn u,nervxA

PARIS. Feb. IA Pan-African
congress In to assemble In Paris on
February 10 for a three-day session
with the declared purpose of scour-
Ing tho protection OF tho natives OF
Afr,~ and tho people OF African
dcscent In other countriea FIFTY
delesatcs will attend. representing
the United sesics. tho weR Indies.
South and Central America. Africa
Great britain, Portugal. France. IL
beria and Abyssinia. with negro pop.
ulatlons aEErsGatink IbI.o0o.00o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
HEALTH WARNING
Ward Off Serious Illness
and Disease by Keeping
the Liver Active
Naturized Liver Tablets Guar
antecd.

Most people are entirely too care
less about thy health of their sys-
tens, with the first symptoms of
ailing health. good pursatlvc
should be taken, Lots OF people
contract serious sickness and die
from no other cause than neglect
The first step In treating most any
ailinent In 10 give good purga,ivs.
not just mere laxative but some
thing that will actually stir the liver
and eSpell that nasty black bile and
cold. NatuflEed lAver Tab,sts will
act on the liver better than calomcl
Tsr pills. or your money will be re-
funded They are small don't grippe.
make you sick, sallvate or leave YOU
constipated hesides being the hest
puryatlve, they also have tonic
properties Every ono who takes
NRturiEcd Liver Tablets IN "a booster,
ana the demand for them N spread
INK Ike wild fire, Get u bottle to-
day snd get on the road 10 good
hoaltk ibp and soc at all drue
stofcA-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
NEARING ULTIMATE
ZERO OF NOTHINGNESS'
i,rttish s.trnti~ ltcaThsw Smallest
measurement Yet
Conceived.
lny GEvndE rNyEl

LONDON. Feb. 10. --. ne biggest
... A..
'"''N "''''''''' ",
ehrihy experiment has been thc
north, or south, pole. The smalnSt
thIny bns vltbn m. l.s few dnyN
10" u,s-1No,, in "su'v',.a , ,s,
nc hil'nh na,,onA' p"'"o"' ""o'"
'",r n"at non"oh' .
u's hln",'.s1 ~ .v.e,'''' un', ,'-,
'' Hnh' 'tap,o nh'u'r u" n' Vlo'. ~
ptuaon !" moI"l su"s,"no. W
hn"H'"" ,no space W wv"
'onlh ., an ,noh' , =,
STUN, ha,u ana Wy .o ,cau.e ~, .
~ n"nuIo"'" q, en -"ous,n, ~ ~
W ~ ,n.n' D.',uo -" non -
hN'ureu,ha Ih'n u.Nlu. one OF w
nun.s'u.hS NV" nunu.eul"s, a"u Wv
nunnIcu,h " nu"u,o".n" .nu ,o
nunureu'ns IN one o, ,n.se i""
Wv ,'o"' you ""'o "''''o"'h VI NJ
nun a.,
Nv wv, nl"u !" VIC WI" W ~
" n''a"u,'"e"' '" nuo" nin''''v
small limits In a. J. {, brookeA q
hf','Sh .hs'hscr w IN. ,.o'Ia.u,,
h"i"orul'sy uep"f .mena i'' hV"'teo
an oi'sinal "e,noa OF s'ne hcns.'.,
h'h, N"t b"uIet ~hich " Sa'a w
pe S',u,"sy s,"pe,
ul,,lon'h OF ah men ~, ,".un
10 Moo'rt, YOU say "nn uno ~
oo'err oahnot plant n bIl,lsn .'aA @
%. ~ pu' psovsop I'VE "e,e ,,, ,,a
srcalnr innedintc v.'ue 10 huthan,.
than w" ''nu,ns vi ,no n',u p'''
mas k,Ven w pcn.,,o up w ua'"
NNIWy w M"S'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
The Anh-HappineSS Era
BY ALBERT PAYSON TERHUkE

tksnussript from . desk on tho slts Of
tho aneisni City ~ New York. November,
aois q. " ssntsnsy Of he ending Of
II began early 1919, when tho
legislatures Sf 30 states put on
sound proof ear-muffs and balloted
King Alcohol and personal liberty to
death. Tho protests OF tho bulk Of
Uncle Sans 100 900, 900 nieccs and
nephews could not pierce To their
Representatives nrmored cara And
tho constitution wss accordingly
an,snded. booze was dead.
After that, tho rest was Easy. II u
only the first step that In hard.
The little group OF earnest long
haired men and short-hAircd women
had won q glorious victory In rough
drytng their native land. Hut he
who 10 ssti.fisd with success would
be Satisfied with failure" The
stride. They were eager To wield
their new found power. which they
procsedsd 10 40.
OF course, tobacco In all i,s forms.
went next. For yeaw the temper
ance slogan had beeni what usc
to take tho glass out NJ his right
hand. II You leave the cigar or pipe
In hid iefty" And 80 Legislatures
mcckiy obexed tho ali-powerful urge.
Tobacco died an in9lorious death.
Next. tho mighty HmIleless League
Of Kalamazoo. Mich. learned that
New york women werc shAmcfuliy
exposing two inches Of stockings
bslow the skirt ordained ~ fashion
and as many inches Of neck above
THAR bralen peokaboo waists. And
resistlcsa pressure was brought "a
bsar. Next year tho constitution or
dained that all dresses must begin
at n point one-and- an eighth inchca
below tho ears. and extend In an un-
broken line (at no point within
touching distanc. of the body to
one Npif Inch above the soles OF the
shoes.
A. final ssrtoriai triumph for
social bolshevisn,. all women's
dresses Wcrs decreed TO be made oi
wooden cloth, ash gray In color. and
unornAmented. This was a body
blow at the siren lure. The resultant
costumes went by the quaint titie OF
"Couvertures dee Chevaux
to low -brows at Tho Horse Blanket
Frock." The second clause OF thi,
Same constitutional amendment
recognised the moral danger which
lurlev In woman'r sbimmerins
tresses. by cnaoting that no woman'a Z
hair should exceed maximum
length Of two inches. and that u
should be worn under the type of
hat introduced Into civilized Europe
by 0ermAn prisoners.
A delegation from the Keokuk
Pruricnce League during the follow
ing year visited n world series base
hall game. Its members distinctly
heard several misguided fans suggest
In cold blood that the umpire be re-
moved from this smiling earth. They
heard another man refer coarrely Ia
tho muffer OF critical hall NJ "A
prune-fed cootie" and heard them
acclaim a three. base hi ~ "A "iIcll-
cr," ON tho strength of the delcrn
tons report baseball was at once
shown to be an Incentive TO murder
and bfSsphemy. a. well as to the
vice OF idleness.
| Certain conscicno eicss wastrela
made the discovery that raisin loft
for threo days In a bottle OF temper
ance beer win impart thereto n righ'
pleasing kick. Also that fruit par
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
AMERICA OWES FRANCE
DEBT OF GRATITUDE

The important part France has
played In this war hnd her awful
sacrifice of blood are not tho only
reasons We should be grateful TO
her. Many lives are said 10 have
been saved and thousands OF surgl-
cal operations prevented In this
country by n French peasant rcn-
edy for stomach, liver and intestinal
ailments now imported and sold un .
der the name OF Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy by Geo. II. Mayr. prominent
chicago chemist. IL II a simple
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intcs.
tlnnl tract and alinys the inflamms- =
ton which causes practically all
stomach. liver and Intestinal all.
mcnts, including appendicitis ono
d0se will lconvince or money re-
tuneed Quaker and Puritan Drug
. a. ana Afu89isls everywhere. - Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

VIII the reaction ot the news of tho
determination of "A millionth or an
highland this In the first announce
mcnt 10 get out--xlve us contraetuai
ruriosities, turning us away from the
bleak aspects ~ the moon To the
possibilities Of swarming life on q
rlobule millionth OF AN inch In
dism~er'
Exirnl Later news comes that the
millionth OF AN inch has been bi-
sected, and the laboratory apparnt
us now measures to u half millionth
OF an inch'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
RUSSIA INCAPABLE
OF REDEEMING SELF
Outside Help the Only Hops OF H.
futidlcd and Ignorant
Mas.
CONTROL DEPENDS ON FOOD
RAnk And I1ic Inck Comprehension
Of Patriotism and Ma
tionnlisni.

LONDON. Feb. Russian liOl'
shevkl have well equipped ana dts
ciplined army OF 1000, 600 mon ana
will have doubled iiH sire and cHoc'
tvoness In another sir or soN'n
months says the REV. cyrus itch
ard Mitchell American Young Men
Christian association aeCrothty, who
was IN charge of the a~Aoclat on .
work at knEan on tho Nulga r1Nrr
and who has returned from Russia
after III months Of s-rNico ~ bolHhc'
viz Iiuwla
Doctor Mitchell has lust filed hih
report ON the ltu1iau situation ah II
applies to the American v NJ & A
work with the headquarters for the
United Kingdom here.
Tho graVCHt danger 10 the bolahe
viz regime, Doctor Mitchell believes
IN famine. n the bolshoylki can feed
Russia for the next HiS weeks ihcy
will continue In power indefinitely
In the CONCLUSION reached by Doctor
Mitchell
~ tho bolhhevik can hold control
until the end ~ February they VIII
probably carry on Tor another ~
months" ho said "in spite ~ tho
fact that I am not n bolHhevik. ! do
not believe II IL poeibl. for any
non bolshcyik party or combtnntion
TO overthrow the bolsheviki without
a very liberal allied assistance. But
the bolahcvfki have no right In fo-
land. should the alice take control
from ths boisheviki ana hand II over
TO non -boishevik Russia, l question
very seriously whether these other
partles could keep peace among
themselves for more than few
months Tho thing that makes tho
Russian situation 90 difficult ls this
fact that the Russian peasnnt ANA
tho Russian workman will not fuifili
his usual obligations, or carry ON his
work. He II iaay. seiftsh and refuses
90 sspouse the cause of ether tho
bolshcvik or the -bolshevik,
know this 10 he true In the conflict
between tho bolsheviki and Cxocho-
6iovaks along tho volga and ! have
belisve that this 10 true oil over Rus
Ella,
Don't Comprc,,end Putrsotism.
.'Th: inlsllsssnts:e ana eonrsscis.e
:s. :sos s' .a.D. Ss Sos.S SHns po..
They take u out In talk and abuse:
wsw0Vssy A0yy esv h'"~ R"NF'" e"e
my Rs,silan friends are all mum.
bsrsd among them. but patriotism
and naalons ism with them are words
which have not the eAnnOtaton
which ws sttachAto them. ! met one
man In my 10 mouths IN Russin, who
seemed 10 have Q suspicion Of what
thsss words mean. They are learn
tur now but learning very slowty.
ut seems - II the capable and o..
f1ctenl HussiAn women will have 10
s.sm the flood Of disorder and com.
pei the Ruaian tumult and chaos 10
take on order and power, II 10 thers.
II Will como. Hut II will como slow-
ly and only aftor the heart Of Rus
Ella IL tortured by the tragedy Of its
present situation, which has not
yet fully began to feel and realise.
Today and tomorrow morning II ID
thsAtNoAls. the outpouring of the
native dramatic instinct Of the Rus
a.an. bus tomorrow noon will begin
the serious sober reality 70 which We
oan build an International structure" !"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Weird and Fearful
Ars Remedies Sent
for Hiccoueh Cure

JoutUvnIE, Ky, Feb. ih.--pub.
i''ation % The tAct that Tundy ouis-
snbsrry. 3 widely known tobacco man
" Lou -''Ilei was near death from
hicccus - br0uG't q flood OF tele-
Avsms and lesisiu containing mnny
strange roSVsdiea The advice came
from an AREA extending from Mary
'eu. W OH homa and from Canada
l., the ei'f % 50.
t'hy, clans checked t.s ailmen,
withou. The aid of the correspond
s,is.
pull tho tonsueeout as far m I,
viii TO, hold n two minutes and re.
peat until relieved" n WinnipeE,
(Can.) man teleGraphed.
Other excited correspondents sus-
gcsied that the paticuti ~
Eat damson plum preserves
Apply n flaxseed poultice over tho
liver ana place the index finger IN
thu ear.
Drink lemonade withou, sugar.
Drink carbonatcd water.
Use musk and tonquin.
Use the stomach pump.
nandase tho stomach.
Take essence OF peppermint In re-
lays.
Tase q spoonful of brown sugar.
From Tulsa, Okla, came this
formula; Physician rtandirgs he
hind patient with thumbs az external
auditory canal middle fingers on
either side OF nose, pressing sufn-
Client 10 restrict air pdssage. Patient
given full glass of water takes slowly
but continuously. Auditory cana
aud nasal passages ARE to be held
thirty seconds after drinking water
Have found this 10 he cfficacioui
when other methods failed"
Physicians read the stack OF cor
respondents and sighed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

wAsiIlNUrON, Feb, ib.-FiIm
nation ~ all blanket railroad freight
ra,os between the so-called shreve-
Nport triangle and lower Mis.i--ippl
kver crossings and points In Louri-
aNi west Of the Mississippi was or
detcd today In an Interstate com
mene decision holding that rates
now Maintained by southwestern car
rierS eiscrimln",ed against Matches
Mlas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Would send Cotton Dcscuatrr.

COLUMbIA. 4, G.. Feb. Ib.--The
South Carolina house OF representa-
,ivcs late last night voted Ia appro-
pirate $4,000 as a pro rata share ~
tho expense OF sending representa-
tivcs ~ cotton interests 70 tho peace
conference At Paris. The measure
now goes 10 the senate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Grtss MiIi Ii Buvned.

AUGUSTA. oa-. Feb ib.--Fire.
originating in q EriSt mill located In
the rear OF tho Nixon Wholesale
orocery company. destroyed that
compsny's plant sariy today with an
estimated inas Of 100000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

To help persons lean tvpewrltins
by the touoh system q metal shieId
has been invented to hide \ keyboard
yet which II 90 mounted ne 10 BE-
easily swung out OF the way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

A watering trough has been % con.
nected with n hinged platform thai
when "A horse steps on tho latter II
raises a pail of clean water within
reach. the pail being empticd when
che horse steps away.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

An inventor has brought OF, n
BARRIERS chair complete with foot
rest. that can he folded flat for car
rying.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

Trunk straps made from steel links
have been in'ented that are more
durable than leather ones.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Chief Says Indians
First Inventors OF
Wartime CansOufidge

CHICAGO. Feb. i3.-"Camou-
flage In as old an the storm god OF
Indian folk lore" said CHIEF
8ronghcar,. who recently returned
from France where he is credited
with having done more for tho
fighting traditions OF his race than
any other American Indian.
The Indians were tho true In
ventors of nouflage," ssid the
chief. who will go Ia his Yakima
reservation In Washington stats
after br.cf casterr visit. They
discovered its advantages In their
earliest conflicts when "a battle
wnt To take place In IA forest In the
summer months, tho warriors
would paint their bodies green.
with "A dash Of other colors to pro-
duce tho exact plend with sur.
roundinga They even nkctohcd
birds and small animals on thelr
bod .cs to make the effect more
realistic. II the battle was To take
place when autumn had withered
the leaves and touched them into
gold, splanhca Of brown and yellow
made the warriors blend with ths
settling
The trick. when artfully turned.
resulted IN great victories. Many
early settlers were taken into cap
tivlty by use OF camouflagr. The
French were quick to vlzualixe i,s
enormous advantage In the wa
just closed and promptly carried
the art To It's peak"
Chief StronEheart was rejected
by the army because, as "A leader
or Indian scouts In the servico OF
tho United states In Mexico IN
1910. he received n shot IN tho lea
In "A skirmish with Mexlcans. DO
fore being wounded he killed two
Mexicans and took seven prisonera