davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Die @Ot Der l~IniusrGtat ggien.

Ser ofaoemiihe Senot Der llni.
oerlit1t @ien bittet nah einem elm.
thinning gefaBten 8eidIuB Den Ga.
tionalrot, Die lnioeriitGt @ien Dor
Dem l~lntergang 81 bemabren. Der
untergong felt unoerneioIid, iuenn
nidt elm @eg gefurOen meroe, Der
fluhtartigen Gbmnnoerung Der be.
~oeutenOItcn @elebrten Der 8iener
llnioerlitdt Ginbalt ai tun ituo Die
@%r9dn5ung oes 2ebrforpers aus
oelltIden Sodidulen 81 ermogliden,
0a es beute unmo9lid iei, ooB Der
Staat oieie aufgabe allein erfiiIe,
mill Die @iener llnipcriit1t iid an
Die SeifentIidfeit 0eltidoiterreids
men0en.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
gIattat cincr @abnTnmioen.

Cine %40iGbrige Moiirerspitpe in
Neit.ltIm poate Tire liebeniGbrige
So9ter totem lr0 onun Selbimoro
begebeu. 3uerit beriitdte Die offen-
bar tpabniinnig ~eetuoroene Sroit oas
&iu6 81 ertpiirgeu, ipuroe aber our8
6eIien @ei6rei 0aran eebinOert.
Damn boIte iic Elm Bell uno 5er-
triimmerte Dem armen @eidopf Oen
SdGoet. SdlieBlih gab lie Tid)
ieIbIt NIT oieiern Bell cinen S6Iog
oltf SEN &opf. @eioe muroen ins
&ronfcnbous Qeidafft. Gas &inO
0iirfte faitnt, Oie Mtiitter tpobri6eins
lid nit Dem 2eben ooponfommen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
@nlS6rGnSe in Shiiriuoeu.

Sn Dem Stoatsipalo 9beroltIo III
Tbiirinaen entitano amiiden oen
Srtidaften 8eiBenborn uno Nbcr.
o0e elm GROCER @alobraro, oerlnut.
1id ourd Su%nfenflltq elmer 2ofomo,
THE berDorgerufen. is Seftor merit
bolleu SodApaIobeitonos nuroen
bonfommen 5erItort. sSm Sort So
penberg BEL Zebra entlton0 aus lin-
befonnter 1triade eiit @alobrauo,
Der nitf elmer Strede BON IS Seftor
0as llnterbol5 lino pieI geiAlagenes
8rennbol8 bernidtete. SIN Sort bel
9nlenIteot entltan6 oui unauf9e.
flarte @eiie ein groBG @~aIobrano,
Der 90 Morgen frdftigen @alobe-
ftalt0s berni6tete.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Snte@rnatisnaIe ga6ndpf a6ae6rannt.

Ger International 9abnboi in
Como O'Giiola al Der idIpei5eriIb.
italiGliideu @ren3e lit db%gebronnt.
Die 6%clersbrunit uernihtete Die
idppeijer mo sic italieniiden Boil.
dmter. Sn oen 0laga5iuen iDaren
iebr uiele Sraniituaren %aufbepabrt.
1900 9oitpatete limo perbramt.
Mnu eIaubt, OaB oas 5erier onrh
cine III oas GrportmoaoSine ae.
morieiie 9rau06ombe entitunOen lit.
Scl6itmOrS elmer ruiiiidrn @rdfin.
Gor Dem Sriese mar Die ruiiiite
@r6iiu gleranOouusfa Eluortolusfo
cine Der reiditen 6raiien Oes Gam.
oeS. Der 9oIihimismus brodlte tie
I'M ibren eeiomteu 9eiis, 10 Dab iie
idlieblid in Bien aIs 5ilmidouipie.
leriu ibren 9ebensunterbaIt ueroie.
nen mubte. @or Gitr5em iaB lie
bort nit eiuem attade i'm Speiie.
iaat zines @oteIs. Su Der Inter.
boltung mauote Tie iih ibm 5u nit
Den @orten: ~@enu on mid iest
nidt piait, Damn tote i'd mid.
@IeidBeitig fradte elm ShuB uuS
Ote @rdfin ionf tot 5u 9ooen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
@Olbcnes GbeinbilGnm.

Sn auf6auien fOnnten Die alt-
StraBenp1rters. Gbelente @eitbdu.
ier SO ano rs Sabre alt, in forper.
lidler uno eeiitiger @eiunobeit oas
Set Der goloettan 9od5eit ieiern.
Bis Dor iie6en Sabren periab Der
gbemann ieinen Dienit BEL Der
4mtsforperI9aft NIT muiterbaTter
Yflidttreue. Die 8erualtungs6e-
boroe ebrte oen Subilar init elmer
g6rengabe uno lieB fire Slid
miinide iibermiteln. au6 Die Stra-
Bcnlp1rter erireuten ibren einlti9en
9olegen nit @ei6enfen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Der MISUNDERSTANDING eeminariit.

Gin 2~0idbriger 6eminariit aus
&eiI6ronn unternobm nit elmer
&ontoriitin aus @miin6, @iirtt.,
cine Tabrt na6 Somburg. lin
oiele au erm0gliderL erbob Oas
Mdoden aus benz Sporfoiiengutbn-
ben ieiner gltern 5000 Marf, po-
BEL iie ibrem 2ieblten 5000 Morf
anpertronte. God erfubreu sic 81.
tern boIo ben 4ufentboItsort ihrer
Sod)ter un0 bolton iie 5uriid. Ser
Geminoriit ipuroe in Berlin oer1of-
tet un6 bon oer Stroffammer en-
ipangen 8li orei Monaten uuo /
ISOLDE @ef6ngnis perurteilt.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
stnttsarter cberbiraermeiRerpa6l.

Gortgeiest tauden, 5umal in Der
nidttuiirttembergti6en Ireiie, Sea
men bon nelien &anoiooten fir ben
Soften 0es Sberbiirgermeilters bon
Stuttgart ouf. 60 miro ser Plugs.
burger 9oit5eitung" beri6tet, bob
8erbanolungen gepfloeen uurben
iiber cine biirgerlihe Sammelfan-
oioatrrr, an Der iid Die @iirgcrpar.
tel, Die 9eutlde oemofratiihe Hor'
tel uno oaS Centrum beteiligen fol-
len. @s lit, 10 beiBt es oann tpei-
ter, beabiihti9t, ben friiberen Wfi'
niiter oes Snnern, Gr. b. aobIer,
5~ltr5eit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Sii-
bingen, als gemeiniamen 8anoioo-
ten olifauiteuen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
amfreacnSe gerbrederjneS.

Cine a~ufregenOe gerbrederiago
Ipielte ii6 in Mannbeim, in Der
0edarporltaot ab, nobel Der geiu6-
te S9loHer Sod idlieBli9 in einetl
Spei9er flii9tete, mo- CT regclreGt
5mei Stunoen binour6 inter a1t.
geltuebieI belogert peroen milbte.
gls man enoli1 in BEN Speider
einoringen fonrte, fano man MIR
nod einen Gotten. Sod bate iid)
our9 einen GduB in Die Sdldfe
felbIt getotet. SIS mar ibm cine
groBe anoabl i6perer ginbriid)e our
Salt 9elegt Doroen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
@raf aarOIbi in giaadJ.

Ser Boa5ugsaasi6uB Der @rob.
Oeutiden 8olfsportci in alagel-
furt bat an Die Sanoesre9ieruug OaS
oringenOe Griuden geridtet, ben ieit
l0noerer Belt IN Siaod weilcnoen
@rafen Wid)ael &nrolpi ais l1ltigen
glusl6noer u%lis5upeiien. 9egrilnoet
miro oas @rilIhen nit Der %betannten
politiidcn Stellimg Oes @rnfen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Sin eanauermiRter aefnnSen.

aus Snsbrtd miro gemeIoet, Dab
oieier Gage Die 2eide oes felt Ian.
gem permiBten 9ibliotbefars Der
llniperlit6t Miinden, Serman MaiiI,
in Der Sclseegeno uIf Der Siiooit.
ieite Oes BenbIing bel 2argfompfen
geiltnoen muroe.
Scr 8orItano oes afaoemiiden
4lpenuereins in Miind)er, 9ooner,
~Itiir5te BEL Der 9eitei9ung Der Sit.
taller @iloipibe in cine @letider.
ipolte, nobel or ben 600 fano. Seine
-2eihe lpuroe ~geborgen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Gas Gnbe eimcs aummnnifcn.

Ser friibere Grdiioent BON Sloen,
burg u1o Sltfrieslono, Der 9ommlt-
NIT Stunt, Der iid nad 3uiammen.
brud ieiner Serrlhaft nah Sodieu
begeben bate uno wdbreno oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in ser elsie.
bener @egen6 BON Sen 4ommuniiten
ongeblid ais 9odipibel entlorpt uno
feItgeilommen muroe BEL Dem iiing.
item Yutifperiud, lit mad elmer
Melbung auiamemn nit onoeret
&|ommnniIten in 0as MoiAinenge.
mebrfelier Ser Sidcr6eitspoli5ei &c.
raten uno ourd einen 9opfihnB &c,
totet fporocn.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Die yreidle Gartie@

Die Bflegerin Matbiloe 8eiiina,
cine Stalienerin, perIdoffte iif BEL
9anfen in 8iir3burg, un%terfranfen,
ourd tleine @inlagen S6efbiider
uno mahte Damn in G~aufbauiern
ginfdufe. Dieie beaabIte Tie nit
Sbefs, oeren ongeblide 0edung iie
ourh oos bon 20 auf 10000 Marf
gefalidte 4ontobud nodpies. @ci-
finu, Der oicfe Manipiilationen in
mebreren Sdqen gelangen, bate iid
Dorber idon einem @aitlpirt gegen.
iiber ols rreide 8artie" a~usgege6en
anb % neritonoen, Die 2eidtgldu-
bigfeit TIRES ngerlobten" aus3u-
niiben.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
8rrnfnng eineS 8enfcr 0elebrten
nad Imlteroam.

9[uf oas neueegriinoete Oroina.
riot fir Bbarmafologie uno ais 0is
reftor ocs pbarmafologiiden Snlti.
tutS lit iebt Erofeiior Or. GrnIt 60
queur aus @enf an Die Amlteroamer
llniperiitdt ~berufen moroen. IS lit
oas felt 1913 Die critic l%lebertragung
zines boldnoilden llnioeriitdtslebr.
itubls an einen 0eiitihen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
WrOsfcuer in CROPS teimbeim.

Cine 3ig~arrenfabrif Der Sirma
@eb. Bernard in Crops tcinbeim
uor Gdnuplas zines 9ranoes mel.
der osn gan5cn 9au falt oolitGnOig
cindidcrtc, rur Die Mouern Bile.
ben. Gle Sabrif mllroe i'm SATIRE
1871 erridtet; Der Setrieb ioa auf.
rcdt crbalten meroen. Ser Sdlaoen
lit iebr groB.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
S~ei6enfabrif anSeren 3iuedeu Sien.
lid aemadlt.

Sn ouBeror0entlider Sto0toer.
Oroneteniibung muroe oie ebenlalige
5eioenfabrif nit Sen 0ebengebdit=
ben fir 1,2 Miaion @arf ange.
fouft. Sn ben @e6duoen iollen cine
8obnlug fir BEN giirgermeiiter,
cine neunflaiiige 9iealiduIe, cine
Abteilung Der &eidsoermogensitelle
itnO getperblide getriebe einaerid-
tet iperoen. Sir ben 4usbou ser
Diifeloorfer StraBe, Sic our6 Sob
lenfubrtoerfe org gelitten bat, ioGen
2 Midionen Marf fir Sen Gus.
ban aod Dem Eeer-M nfooam.ger-
fobren onSgemorfen meroen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
llnerpiinldter Settider geindl.

Der oeutihe @eu6arm 8orl Ser
mann aus Neunfir9en (Gbeinpro.
pin5) poIte sic 6eiertage BEL iciuer
in Steiniel5, GIiaB.2otb. mobnenocn
Sdwiegermltter 3ubringcn, obrte
iid cine 3ltreiieerlaubnis bciorgt 81
6aben. gr muroe feltgelommcll.
Nad Sinterlcgung elmer aalitionS.
iumme in &0be oes 9ctrages Der
fommenoen Celebrate iprroe er big
our @ren8e gefiibrt uno BORT aitf
freien SUB geiebt.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Spfer bOn 2emdtsas ; gersiftnns.

9as Opfer elmer 2eudt9aspergif-
turg lit Die 70idbrige Eiihlcrmet-
~Itersuitpe anna Grottner in 9res-
Ian getporoen. Nad Ibiperrulg
oes SnuptgaSbabnes batte lie Der.
gcIien, Den Sabn Der 2ampenlei-
tllng a~b3uoreben. Gem 9emiibert
ser bcrbeigerufenen 6eiermebr mar
es, gelungeil, Die g~eipl.btloie ins 2e-
ben All rufen; lic uerltorb aber OIL
Sen Solgen Der 8ergiftung.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
gu lebenslGnslid)er 3ndtbausfrafe
nernrteilt.

@eaen ifaperen Haubes lit bonn
Sfauurgeridt Gliding neben 5wci
onoeren gltlgeflagten ser 2anomirt
au9uit Marten au le6enslanglid,em
3uhtbaus perurteilt noroen. Grei
meitere 3ater iino nad 8olen &C.
flii1tet. Sic feds Manner baben
ben BETTER. &oslopsfi iiberfalen
utto ibm einen &eoolper lomie 3d.
600 Marf @elo geraubt. 91lrd) Die
ongetpenoete @eipalt lit Der 500 oes
g. eingetreten.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Manbmurb nnO @ranoitiftnma.

SCSn bem M1oieloorfe Sab orangen
III ser Godt ginbreder in Ole @ob.
hung oes aaiiiererS oes 3aiffeiien-
bereins Elm, ~feiielte Die allein anne.
lenoe S9peIter uno ltedtcn oas
Saus in 8ranb. Sic p~erfoblte 2ei'
die pnroe ipatcr utter ben Grim.
mern oes obgebrannten Sausies
ouTgefunoen. Ser &aiieni1ranf
blie6 unberlebrt.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
eeidJe elmer germiften sefnnOen

Got anfgefunoen luuroe Die felt
ldng~rer 3eit oermllBte Marie Drill
Ter in Werau. Die Seid)e lag nabe
ShloB &irol, 400 iie, Dem 3uitano
nad 81 idlieBeh idon lanoere 3eit
geleaen babeu muB. Die EoIdcn
Ser aleioer waren nit Steinen &c.
iiiat, mas Oaralif binoeutet, Dab
Die 9eoduernsmerte in eincm Gin.
fade Don @eiitesgeltort1eit BEN 500
iuhte un0 fano.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
iSelir 9entid als Ghrenbuftur.

9ie &arlsruber Gedniine Sod,
iaule bat Dem @eb. COMMENCEMENT
Selir 9eutid, 8oritano oes 9iref.
forums Der 4agemeinen gleftri5i.
Tits ! @eieIidaft IN Berlin, in Sin.
%erfennung ieiner beroorragenoen
@eroienite Inn Die G0roerung Der
oeuti6en glcftrotefnif on Der Spit
ae zines Der groBten unternebmun-
gen Der 8elt, Die @iiroe zines 9of.
tor +. SneenieurS cbrenboIber perlie.
ben.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
9as Sreilidttbeater i'm gOpier
NnI0 n%bgebrannt.

Gas Jim @opier 8aIo BEL Stittt.
CART aelegene 5reiIidttbeater lit
bouitduOig abgebronnt. Gin mad.
tiger 6elierihein berbrcitete Ii6
iiber Oos gan5e Stuttgarter Gal, ga
aliH teilpeiie Der @olo brannte.
lleber Oie @%ntltebung oes 9ranoes
meib man nod nidts geitimmtes,
0of permutet man, DAB &ommll'
nilten oas Sbeater %on6iinocten, Inn
8erpirrutig uno glnfregnng in Der
StoOt bernor5uriifen. 3os Sbeoter
mar auf biitoriihem 9oOen mad
ben GlGnen BON &rof. 9onfof Dor
ettpa odt Sabren erballt tpor0en.
Sort bate emit S6iner 6en @arIs.
idiiIern ieiue nNduber" borgeIcien.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
suSesfaa in Der Oentldem @reiie

Der leit 1918 i'm 8l1beItano le-
benoe &ubli5iit Or. Gannert III
Miinden lit i'm Alter bon GA Sab
rem 9eitor6en. Gannert begann feline
iournaIiItiide Sdti9feit BEL ser 00I.
oenburger 3eitung" in 0loenburg,
mar Geoafteltr am Sam6. &orre.
~iponoerten" ii6ernabm 1890 Die
2eitung Der naugsburger NeueIten
Hodri6ten," 1898 oie Der uSrdn-
tii6en Moraen3eitung@ in Niirn.
5erg nno 1909 ole Der u@ormier
3%ettllng."
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Saftarafe fir randeube aimSer.

Die Briieler (ytedl.) StaotDer-
Notwithstanding beifloB II. a.
folsenoes @eie$: CUR StraBenpoli-
5eioeroronung wuroe ols 3uiaB be-
ihloiien, oaB ben SdliIfinoern 6as
&audenz bel elmer @eloltrofe BON 5
big go Wff., ansbilflid Saft biz al
IA 8agen ~uer6oten miro. Sci
itrafunmiinoigen Ginoern iino oie
geiebIidtn 8ertreter init oieier
Strafe gu belegen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
gun elmer @ranate serriNen.

Sn elmer Naf. ipl,roe Der Mrbei,
fer 8oropsfi in Gagnit, Der in Den
Memeltei6en nit Sanogranaten
fii1en ipollte. bon elmer Sanogra-
nate, sic er gu ipdt pe9tpari, SER
riiien. Ger 500 trat aui Der Steae
elm. Sein 13i1briger Sobn mar
3enge bes idredlihen @orfalles.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
2rbrer bon einem anabem eridOIen

Or 2ebrer @eorg Shiuine Don
Maar bel 9auterbad in S6erhciicn
muroe wabreno zines 9eiuhcs in
@ilofllfen BON eineni ahtiabrigen
2naben ourd einen &euolueriduB
ioiort aetotet.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
slntiiemitiide 3eitnna in Se~rniaIem.

Die Seiuiten IN Sernlalem be.
aannen nit Der Serausgabe elmer
antiiemitiiden 3eitung in ara6iider
Sprad)e. Die erIte drummer ent.
bGlt angriiie auf Die &egierung,
Den 3ionismnS uno Die arabiihcn
2ettioueu %rofcIior Saguoas.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Die WDrberin mar irriinnia.

3urr Moroe an Der 6rau GID
boI3 in end miro beridtct, oaB Die
iuegen oieIer Cat in nnterildungS-
baft genommene Sberlebrerin Gble-
IL oauerno elmer SrrenanItalt iiber.
wieien tpuroe.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Serta b. snttnera CARDINAL.

@raiioent Or. @iaiarpt bat fir
oen ~Suttuer . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
ocn Yctrag bon 10000 Sro.
ncn gcipenoet. sic @emeinOe @ien
lieB Die Goieln aui Dem &ainerplas
I'M 4. Se5lrf abncbmen uno lie onrh
llclie Saieln nit Der 8e5eihnnna
.SnttnerpIat" erieseu.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
Die grancrei snm Slider 100 Sab.
re alt.

&c mt.
Die @rauerei gum Slider in
StroBburg feierte ibr bunoerid6ri.
aeS 9eite5eu. SIN Sabre 1921 muir.
De in Der &iuOeripiclgaiie, no beute
nod Ser Saitptmisidont lit, otc
fleine uuo beideioelte 9raltcrci ge.
griinoet Die ober bnIo befnnnt iuur.
De ourd) Oos altsge3eidnete ,6i.
id)erbier". 8alo muBte Die grau.
erei uuberbaIb Der Stoot betriebcn
weroen. bent i'm eiigen Staotpier.
tel fornte fc iif uidJt a%uSoebncn.
Sim @iugong Scr rSeeitaOt" Sfil.
li0beim Oebnt iie lid bcitte oIs cine
Der id6nIten lino er0Bten, fucnn
nift Oie gr6Bte 8ralerei bon 81.
Idb.2otbringen aus.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
grORcs @6aOenfener lit S1blinsen,

Sn einem 5Guppen oes Sbrei-
nereianipeiens bonn Sermann Ser
aer il. in goblingen, @iirtt., bro9
i'm 9aGitod, bel NIT Seu angefiia1
mar, nuf bisber unaufgefldrte Wci-
Ie elm Brand aus. Gin Bfero, meb-
rere S1meine uno anocres fonnte
aus Den unteren Haunlet gerettet
meroen; Der Sduppen brannte bon.
ltGnoig nieoet. Sn einem Nebenee-
bdiloe puroe Die @erfltatt oitrh
8oiier itarf beIddoiet uno Der
0adItod 5eritort. @iele fertige
8afen, Gielen uno 8retter, melfe
in Ser 8erfltatt lagerten, iino per-
brannt.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27
onmOertjabriscs GeidJSftsinbiIanm

Die 6efannte Miindncr 6irma
9einria goben feiert Oieler Gage
oas Slibildum ibreS banoertiaJri-
gen gcItebens nno wibmct ans oielem
anloS ibren 6reunocn anO @onnern
cine reid ausgeltattete grinrernngs.
idlriit.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-27

8enn Der Wicnld oae @teniden
liebte. 10 beiabe ieoer eiuaeIue bic
@elt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-02
TALLADEGA HIGH ENJOYS
 A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR

Talladega, June 1.-(Special )--The Talladega High school closed a suc- cessful year with an appropriate ex- ercise held at the Elks' theatre and at- tended by a large number of the friends and patrons of the school, The graduating class consisted of IA mem- bers, 10 young ladies and four young men.
 The following interesting pro- gramme was rendered.: Song, Amer ica." Invocation, the Rev D. c. Mc- Mutt, pastor Trinity Methodist church, Talladega. Salutatory, Edward Aus tin. Violin solo, Mrs. A. G. McMillan. Baccalaureate address, Hon. J. H. James. Greensboro. Awarding diplo- mas. Superintendent J. A. Baxley. Vocal solo, Mrs. A. r. Brannon Vale dictory, Miss Mildred Abrams. Benedic- ton.
 The officers and members of the graduating class are as follows: Mill dred Abrams, president; John Marshall Hardin. vice president: Rembert Ivey, secretary and treasurer; Lera Graham Hanks, Hazel Hardin. Nellie Hilton. Myrtle McGhee. Louise Purefoy, Lulie B. Sanford, Viola Spann. Alma Weav- er Edward Austin and Hyman Rosen- burg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-02
PUSHMATAHA ONE
 1F STATES HEROES IN THE EARLY DAYS
McDuffie Reviews Part Played By Indians In Pioneer
 Life of Alabama
By HUGH W. ROBERTS Washington Bureau The Age-Herald
 800 Davidson Building

Washing ton, June 1. = Especially Around the grave of Pushmataha here, Alabamians, Mississippians and Okla homans engaged in memorial exercises last Sunday. Representative McDuffie of the First Alabama district delivered the following address, which contains much of the early history and tradi- tion of Alabama Indians:
 These exercises are and should be of more than passing interest to all Americans, for in the security and the very salvation of the pioneer civiliza- tion of the great southwest, few men. if any, were more conspicuous or played more important part than the greatest of all the Choctaw chieftains, General Pushmataha, around whose gether and whose memory we delight to honor.
 Even in the busy life of this twen- tieth century, still mindful of the debt of gratitude due him, we, Americans, today nearly 100 years since the date of his death pause to pay tribute to his life and character. These cerc- monies attest the greatness of this American Indian, who has written his name on the scroll of fame, there to remain, so long as gratitude shall con- tinue to be one of the chief charac- teristics of the American heart.
 This occasion, my friends, is of sur- passing and peculiar interest to all Alabamians, for no state in the union is richer in Indian romance and his tory than Alabama, whose early civil ization depended for it's very existence upon the friendly attitude and good offices of the Choctaw Indian, civil ization, if you please, the foundations of which were not laiad by the tranquil course of peaceful emigration, but wrought and consecrated by the bit ter sacrament of blood.
 Stirring Events
 Within the boundaries of the Mis- sissippi territory. within that part of Alabama now comprising the First con-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-02

stating that President Washington, whom he had visited, had advised the Indians not to engage in war, one tribe with another, said; Who that is a man and a warrior, can be idle at home and hear of his friends being butchered around him? I am a man and a warrior I will not advise you to act contrary to the advice of our good father, but l will go and help my friends. If any of you think proper to follow me voluntarily, I will lead you to victory and to glory I, too, am man and a warrior, and will follow the chief was shouted back by every one of his sturdy warriors No braver fighters, no more loyal friends ever marched to meet a com mon foe. Here were the sons of those who fought side by side with the white man under the Flueur de Lis of France and under the British standard now marching under the Stars and Stripes, following their chief to vic- tory at the Holy Grounds, Horse Shoe Bend and many other historic battle fields shedding their blood and lay ing down their lives for their friends Greater love hath no man than this that he lay down his life for his friends. If the spirit soul of this m .ghty chief could look from the happy AioAtihS SiCtHNS btyOHu luS sun, ana view the civilization he saved, 1t might well declare Pushmataha built better than he knew.
 The historians pen will ever record him amongst the greatest benefactors of our race. His name will continue to shine forth like the morning star to generations yet unborn.
 When the news came that Push mataha was dead, General Claiborne said of him: Thus closes the career of one who, in civilized life, would have adorned the Senate and been regarded by posterity as$we now regard heroes of antiquity; man of the noblest at tribution, who had it in his power to depopulate our territories but whose arm was always extended for the pro- lection of the whites"
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
 DATES ARE ANNOUNCED

Meridian, Miss, June 1.--(Special.1-- Presiding Elder Paul D. Harding has announced dates for the third round of quarterly conferences of the Me- ridian district of the Methodist church as follows:
 Meridian, Poplar Springs, June g.; Meridian Fifth Street, D. m. June 5; Meridian. Hawkins Memorial, June 12; Meridian Seventh Avenue, Lost Gap, $ D. m, June 12; Buckatuna at Winches- ter. June 19; Scooba at Wahalak, July 10; Lauderdale at Electric Mills, July 10; Porterville at Briggs Chapel, July 16-17; Daleville at Bethel, July 20; Quitman. July 24; Shubuta, p. m. July 24; Meridian, East End, July 31; Me- ridian, Herbert Watkins Memorial, 8 D. m. July 31; Enterprise at Concord, August z: DeSoto at Hopewell, Au- gust 8; Mattherville at Treadville, Au- gust g; Moscow at Hopewell. August t2; DeKalb at Pleasant Ridge, August RIA Vimville at Pleasant Hill, Au- gust IT; Pachuta at Orange, August 20-21: waynesboro. August 2s; Waynesboro circuit at Hiwana, Au- gust 29.
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CAN TAKE EXAMINATIONS

Montgomery, June 1.-(Special.)- J. Young men who desire a military life have an opportunity this year to take xamination for commi ssion as second lieutenants in practically all branches of the army, according to announce ment of the state military department today An examination will be held August 22 at Fort McPherson and the military department requested all per sons interested to make formal ap- plication for the examination to the commanding officer of the Fourth corps area at Fort McPherson, Ga, A preliminary examination will be given the applicants prior to the regular ex amina tions.