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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-12

tons,
Now that the yuinult and
the shouting" have died away,
let us turn our thoughts and
energies to the cabaret by the
Ways and Means Committee OF
the Grand Lodge, New Years
Eve, Dec. 31st. This is our first
great effort for 1913; let us
make it the greatest and
grandest thing we have ever
done. Let's put it over with a
bang that will shake even the
foundations of the Temple.
Make your reservations now
.. Mrs. Laura B, Mccoy, Wor-
thy Grand Matron, OEs, spent
the week end as the guest OF
the Grand Master and Mrs.
Roberts The Square and
Compass Club meets as usual
at 8 D m in the library. They
are sponsoring a musical tea,
Sunday, Dec. 20 at 8 p m and
have prepared program that
will surely please you. The
Attucks Chorus will be there,
so come and spend an hour OF
social intercourse and encour-
age them in their endeavor L.
Wor. Bro. Robert N. Miller Is
still confined to his home, Is
Ball st, hurry up Bob and
get we'll, as we need YOU 80.
How did you like the collation.?
Boy, it was right up my alley,
and I coQld eat some of it
right now Don't forget
that the game room in the
basement is open every even
Ing from 8 to 10 for your en-.
ioyment. Come and try your
skill at pool, bowling, whist,
etc Wanted: Ten good men
and true to meet me Monday,
Dec. 81, in Douglas Hall, Celes-
tial lodge. Don't ask why. Just
come and see,
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
You live as you ought, il you
take care to live up to the rep
utation you deserve.
SOLOMON,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-12

The afternoon program, be-
ginning at 4 o'clock, will be
divided into three sections,
civilian defense, nursing short
age and reimbursement Of hos
pitfalls for public welfare cases.
In the evening the shortage Of
interns will be discussed, to-
gether with the questions u
rationing hospital and wage
sterilization. The session is
expected to bring to light pos
sible solutions for many Of the
problems now confronting hos
pitals and the public.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-12
PRINCE HALL MASONIC news
BY SOLOMON

John J, Smith lodge will
hold its regular communication
Monday, Dec ID, with installa-
tion of officers, You are cor
daily invited to attend. The
Most Worshipful Prince Hall
Grand Lodge held its 133rd an
nuaI communication Thursday,
Dec 4, with a record attend
ance. The reports of Grand
Secretary and Treasurer
showed that the past year was
q banner year financially and
spiritually. The accessions to
the various lodges were the
largest for number of years.
At the afternoon session the
following officers were elected
for 1943 Walter L, Roberts,
Most Worshipful Grand Mas
ter; Wendell L. Leach, Grand
Senior Warden; Walter A. Da-
Wis, Grand Junior Warden; FL
mer ]. Pueblo, Grand Secre-
tary; Samuel Washington,
Grand Treasurer, The address
of the Grand Master was g
literary gem, notable for its
lucidity and comprehensive
grasp Of every phase of the
activities of the jurisdiction
and was one Of the best that
has been delivered for some
time. The Grand Secretarys
summary Of the state Of the
craft was instructive and ell
couraging. One feature that
struck me forcibly was the
irenic spirit which pervaded
the session and the thought
came that only among Mas
ter Masons can men Of diverse
opinions and tenperanents
assemble and discuss the prob
lens that confront them III
anlity and concord we
missed the genial Past Grand
Master, Bro. George E. Stew
art, whose health prevented
his attendance, Past Grand
Master Bro. Eghert w. Brown
and Past Deputy Grand Mas
ter DR.. II. G. McKerrow $3.50
were in attendance :. Tribute
was paid to the memory OF our
late Past Grand Master, Fro.
Benz. S. Hazel who died last
month The trencher men
and the eat-and-runners were
on hand as usual The ap-
ncintment of James A. RsYal-
con and 2. L. Morrison as Dis
trict Deputy Grand Masters
for the first and second Ma
sonic districts respec' iVely'
and J. Henri Burch as Grand
Lecturer, assure us that the
administrative and rituallstlc
needs of the craft will be well
taken care of {. During the
recess a group photograph 81
this Grand Lodge was taken.
There SENS to be no cessar
ton of work among several u
the lodges. so prepare yourself
to witness some fine exempli-
fication Of the several degrees
1892 was good; let us make
1943 even better. Praise the
Lord and pass the applica-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-12
Critical Conditions
In Hospitals will Be
Discussed AT Meeting

Critical conditions which the
war has brought to MaSsachu-
sets hospitals will be discussed
by hospital, state and govern
ment officials at the mid-win-
ter meeting Of the Massachu-
sets Hospital Association to-
morrow, Friday, evening at the
Hotel Statler.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-12-12

NEW FLYERS COMMISSIONED AT TUsKAGEE-Ths young
officers pictured above recently received their wings Tkeges Army
Flying School, They left right: Nathaniel NJ HILL son Of Mr.
and Mrs Josiah HILL Washington D. CT William T. Matison sen Of
Mr. and Mrs Willie Mattison Conway Arkansas Dean B. Mohr
whose wife is the former Miss Louise Leonard Detroit Michigan,
and Melvin Thomas jackson of Warrenton Virginia. $780,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18
Swinging
With
NiteliferS'

Right from the sticks.
Down in Paradise Valley.
The wolves play on
Til early dawn
Down in Paradise Valley.
They spiel some pive.
Keep romance alive.
Down in Paradise Valley.
-CHISM
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18
A New Show
At Club ZOmbie

Monday a brand new show will
make It's way across the stage at
Broads Club Zombie It Will be
Reeds third show at the Zombie
since returning to Detroit This
show viii be built around the ola
Minstrel Days with black face,
corny gag ana all the other things
that made the Ministries a definite
part OF the present day theatre.
The show Will feature Cholly and
Do'ty, Americas No boy and girl
dance team who will be rounding
out their Detroit engagement Snow
bail ans Johnnie Fink Moore, Rae
Pearl Msreellas Wilson ana Wanda
Paul, a new singing discovery Of
Reeds.
The present Zombie show.
Roundup Time" Will have its .sst
appearance Sunday night and thus
VIII come 10 an end the reign Of
"Badman" Atkinson. the devils fsv-
ogite son Too. It VII, be the END
Of the Blue In The Night number
which has taken at least one en-
core each show since its opening.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18
Write Our Soldiers



Spring has come when: School
gas giggle when leased by boys on
street corners. Gal and boy
initials speaking of love appear on
sidewalks. G.smmer gals throw
away wigs, gazing their snort hair
break Skirts-hy high show
ing shspely thighs Blisters pose
on corners I'LL the early bright
,valtrng for a john F.. Juke boxes
Dlare away til past sleep time. g.
Studs and squares, hepcsls and hep
chicks make whispering twosomes
-------Rnoms- Torrent signs appear
as Il by magic in certain houses.
Mite Spot Offerings
About the spots Henry's Bar
B-Que; Joe Helm presents new
revue. featuring Little Katie Brown,
Five Dukes Of Rhythm and other
star acts, with Wednesday mite for
Jam sessions at the Orleans street
drink spot. Club Congo; Dam
ny and Edith, Son and Sonny, Three
Toppers. Sahji, Larry Steele, Con-
goe,tes and Kelly Martins band
make up the foorshow at this
Adams avenue black and tan. d.
Champion Theatre Bar: Tina Nav
field. exotic dancer, gets star bill
ing here and has Little Willie.
Edna Mae (Chocola'e) Rucker and
R11 More's hand az mart Of the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

COLUMBIA, S. C.-,ANPl-Her-
bert and Herman DAVIS. identical
twins, p. signed UP with the navy
here Tuesday The boys were farm.
ers and under the rule OF the navy
can only enlist SIS meSsmen. Herman
decided 10 join and Herbert said he
figured that since they had been
together so long there was no poin;
in diSsolving their teamship now.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

The Nolan choir is made up Of
singers from all par OF the city and
neishbor.ns cities Throughout this
6is, year. their programs have been
most Enthusiastically received by
large audiences. It goes without
saying This concert by the Nolan
choir will be their BEST A large
crowd is expected from the already
advanced sale Of tickets Some
tickets may be still secured by call
ms Terrace e77O Amos Donald
s1r concert marager
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18
DOWN IN p. V.

TIE wolves run long.
They're DIG and strqnz.
Down N Paradise Valley.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18
CONTEST AIDS.
ROMANCE, GIRL.
TELLS EDITOR.
Met Soldier ThrOug h
CoIym, Will Wed
Him, Soon
BY LARRY CHISM

As letters 10 soldiers continue 10
pour mo ms department IN me
Write Our Soldiers Campo sn-
mere ereeps into tins column hu-
man pa'nos' tender sentiments OF
love and the anXiousness OF our
soldiers 20 correspond oftener with
those OF US whom they have lef.
behind.
You readers. wives. swee,hearts
have responded splendldly in this
campaign and It is certain that soi-
diers everywhere will have pleas
ant thoughts on their off hours as
YOUR letters to them continue 10
arrive in some army camp or other.
Several letters received this week
express Inc sentiments OF YOU let
,er writers and Of several soldiers
whose hearts have been made
happy because of letter written
N he Write Our soldiers cam
paIan
NV dear Mr.. Ch!sm: Two months
ago YOUR FIRST letter appeared m
the Chronicle from a lonely soldier.
wrote IN that soldier I found that
-,,e-,,es-f4a,,i..- ..l..,aS-
mi ii wasn't any ming that a few
hours of Detrolts fun wouldn.
cure that is for the time being.
The solder proved to be a very
sne vo,ne man and it now seems
that both of US have it bad" TO
me he is the only one. He Visited
me in Detroit this week and we
mad some ENJOYABLE evenings view
ing the ni,elifers.
Sometime in the very near fu-
ture. we expect 10 speak our VOWS
and We both feel that We owe II all
10 Won. he has already expressed
his sincere thanks 10 YOU through
mail and IN person. so thought Il
NV duty 10 do also.
So. again. I'll say many thanks
and feel that express the senu-
ments OF all the other boys and
Urls. Keep up the good work
eniov YOUR column. although l do
think that you razz the women too
much.
We hope in the near future 10
partially repay you in some small
wsy for the broadmindness and also
he opportunity afforded lonely
city girls 10 become acquainted with
fine Young men in service. A SOL
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

Mrs Natsll Hall. 1929 St Law
renee avenue. died Wednesday.
April 8 She was born il BirminE-
ham. A'a but .sd lived in Chicago
for the past ls years She leaves
three Sons-Elmer B Arthur A.
and John Hail
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

tum unterI1eioen uno entfernen III
Be5ug auf Die @runoanidauung iiber
oen Wenldem sic @eiell idaft, Die
Birtidaftsoronung, uuroe friibcr
einn,al se5eist.
Die politiue Seite ser briitlihlo-
Sialen Mftion iit ibr io5iales Aufbau~
prosramm uno ibre io5iale aufbalt>
tdtigfeit lmo BropaganOa. 49,
Oie driltlidio5iale attion lit III
ibren @runolinien 10 alt iuie Sas
@briitentl,m, ia ipie Die s6ttlide 81
ienbarung. 9tur Die grideiuunss-
.iorm 'bieier slttion tuehielt je na1
oen io5ialen Berbdltniiien uno tint
Itdnoeu unto MiBitdnoeu.
.0ie Anfange Oer beuttgelt 6orn,
geben 5uriid in Die stoeue &alfte oes
10. ssabrbunberts. 8ir fonnen la-
gen NIT bem 1864 eridienenen gro
Bern @ert oes Wain5er 8iidofs, oes
sSreiberrn @mmatiltel bon &etteler
,,lteber Sic arbeiterfrase ,lno bas
gbriitent,m'. Der Wain5er 8ilbof
Derurteilt oariu aufs iddrfite Die iuirt<
idaftlideu 3,tltdnoe. Der oamaligen
3eit uuo oas @leuo oer Ar6eiterflahe
&c entlarbt ais Sauptld,hoiseu ben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

lide Wenld nit alien ieinen natiir>
liben Anlaeeu uno Rrdften uno not
menoig lit Ole gauge iibernatiirlide
Offenbarung nit allen ibreit iiber-
natiirliAen 2idtern uno gnersien.
Sur jene io5iale Nidtl,ng ,tno Be-
ltrebung uno 8epesuns lit ulio be-
rl1fen, Die losiale 6rase wirflid 5u
l0ien, oie iie gu loien iudt nod ben
barmonilben @runbidsen Der geiun<
oen, menldliben Bernuuft uno Der
driitlideu Oifenbaruns. 9teie &id-
tuns uno 8etpesung nennen tuir Die
briltlide, io5iale ooer Die d)rtitliG-
lo5iale sftion. 8ir iagen nidt;; 6ab
auBerbalb oieler attion. nidts CT
lprieBli6es setan peroe Aud oa
fonnen gutter @ile uno 8erItdnbnis
porbanoen iein. gber bas gan5e, gro.
be Sidt Ser ,uabren io5ialen @rnto-
ldse leu9tet aus 0ieler Attiou aaein
iiber bie @elt bin. Die briitlih-
io5iale aftion allein permag in ibrer
GotalitGt ser Arbeiterlbaft wirtlid
gu belfen uno bie io5iale Sraae aaf
ser ean5en 2inie 81 l0ieu.
Dieie ganse Aftion bat eiue oops
petite 5eite: eiue negattoe nno eine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

poiitiue. Cine uesatiue, b. 3. lie fiibri
oen aa,upf gesen alle jeae Splteme,
Die Die iosiale 5raae auf falihen,
nidt driitlideu ooer be.ulsBt antibrilt.
liden @eseu i0ieu iuouen. Sic tut
oas nidt aus fanatiider Samples.
luit ionoern nur aus Ser lleber5eit
gm,tg beraus, oaB es Srrpese iinH,
iie tut es aus 2iebe 5ur 8abrbeit llnb
oen lo5ial 8eordnsteu uuo 8eoriid
ter. @s fomnlen oa Dor allem bie
gerIide uno anltre,lernaen oes 81.
beralismils, So5ialisnil,us, Gomntl,=
uisnnts uno golideluismlts ilt 9e-
tradt. DaB aue oieie Spiteme oils
Gauges ii6 bimmelweit pon Gbriitene
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

Siberalismus uno Seigt Ole Sbnmadt
oes ltndriitli6eu Sosialisnnls auf.
gr pragt, oen bamaligeu WiBitanoen
entlpredeno, 0ie erIten @rluolase oes
belttigen driltlibioSiuleu Yrogtuums: !
Sbne 9briitent,tm sibt es feline irud,t.
bare Soluns Der io5ialen Yrobleme;
Gbriitus lit Der einsig iuabre grl0iee
aud oes Irbeiterpptfes uno Sipar lo-
luobl im eluiger als au1 in seitlider
Sinlid)t. Damn iteut er flare, fen-
frete Ioroerungen auf biniid)tlih Dec
arbeits5eit, ser yube, Der @eiperbe-
iiberluadung, Oes Sdl1ses ser Sralt-
en. Vtiitter uno &inoer, ser Srsani-
lation Ser Nrbeiter unu. SSdbrenO
&etteler theoretiih Sic driltidlo5iu.
len @rlnolGse uerfiiunetc, 5ei9tcu falt
aleid,5eitig Orei anoere Mpoltel oer
N1hltenliebc SEN lltcnldcn ourb
praftiide Soialnrbelt ben 9Se9 lt
cine before 3lfllnit. IS lino Dies oer
hl. 9pu 8psco, ser CScIcllcuuotcr
Ioolf &olpino lmo scr Sbpci5cr &a-
plt5incrpoter Sbeooolir5 SlorcutjlI.
Ser einiluB &ettcler3 luar lebr
groB. Gr erltrcdtc lih weit itber Die
oelttid)en @nue hInullS. &n Geltlh-
lano lnnd)te licl inter SEN Shillcrn
&ettclerS Dor nllrm o.. Wnuinmu llu
sic dlriltlitio5iole 9lttion peroicnt.
gr ncrlnn9te, Ger Stnnt ioue cnollb
sic Sprn1nci be5 &upitnlialIuls bre-
d)en nno @clctc 5llnt Sd)nbe Der Me-
better ihoficu. Wiun iiuu olld at,
driltlidloSiule &ercine fiir pcrldIe-
oene Slrbeitergrllppcu 5lt 9riinoen3
Sir Sic sSubritnrbeiter, fir Sic Gicltlt-
boten elrbciteriunelL ltlu. Wtan iin9
un, Spartalien al5ulc9en ltlu. Su
Oelterreid] perbreitctc ser bon Set
teller pou IrotcltontislnltS 5lun &d-
Itboli5iSlmtS bcfcbrte 9arpu &orl Don
&ogelinng sic glcidcn 2ebren. 9ta1
ibm Iiirlt bon Sicdtenltein. Seioe
betpnten ou6 nit bclonoerent Nob-
0rud, ser Stant iolle in sic fapitali-
Itilt)e @irtldaft einareifen nno lte
0e1 @elncinluobl lIntcroroncu. -
o.. g., SNilomnde.
(S6lub io(9D
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

asrarreiorn uilp. sic befiebit nidt,
mas fir eine Snouitrie in bieiem uoer
ienem 2auoe sepfleet peroen miiiie
uiw. llno' BOD iino oas alles uid)+
tise, brennenoe srasen, Die beant-
lportet tueroen miiiien, IoG Die io5iale
5raee ipirflih selolt lueroen. 9as
lit Der n,enlbliden sSorihuns >une
Disputation iiberlaiien. Darum iine
6eioe notipenoig: Natur uno llebers
natur, Sernunft uno @laube, WenId,
uno @naoe. Notluenois lit. ser gan.
&c, bon ser 8ernlnft 9eleitete natiir-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22
(Sblulj fpl1t)
Die II. @. Neaierlun1 bat betount

Die Il. @. Negierlmg bat bcfonut
gegeben, oaB tie bimcn tllr5cnl Die
&ontroue iber olle Tluglinieu in oeu
Ser. Stoaten iibernebmen uuo Die
&Glite ser Dorbanoeuen Tl1g5cuge
fiir .n'ilitoriihe 3luede beuuseu luer-
oe. Suftfabrten priuater Yailaaiere
oiirfteu oamit peridpiuoen uno IelbIt
Ser GSlugpoItoienit erfdbrt eiue be-
trGdtlid)e @ini6rGnflmg.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

t,mns - nod Sibirien an. 8esriinoet
tnuroe oie WaBnabme NIT ser @e.
fabr oeutider Spionage uuo Sabo-
tage inn 2rieg. Bon oen neuen oeut-
fden 5ie6lungsgebieten in Sibirien
bat man bisber nur erfabren, baB lie
tueitab bon irsenotpelden SSnouitric.
5sueieen lfegen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22
Wod 1dlimmer

: ~Sit es nidt fiirhterlid, oaB in See
sSelt 10 Diele Siigen lmo ltmuobrbet-
ten gereoet iperoen.'
~Ah luas, es luore ood piel ldlim-
ner, iueun alles ltiluueu luiiroe, tuas
ntan 10 at boren befon,rtt.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

Die nad) .@ott Derlaneeuoe Seele
miro s,erlt bon ser Iurbt uuo .erit
ipdter. bon ser 2iebe sur .8eue he.
tuegt. - S(. @regor ser @roBe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22
Ste drifli6io3iale elttipn In urlpruns nno
Gmtmiflmng

Die 5alidlplteme bes SoSialis-
mus, &omnllnismus mo 8olidetuts-
MUS fonnen Die ioSiale Srage nibt |
Iolen. Sic fDnuen Sen arbeiteru nidt |
iuabrbaft nno ipirflih belfen. Sm
@egenteil. Sic peridarfen oie io5iale
Srase nno peridlimmern Die iosiale
Gage Ser slrbeiteribaft. Nur oas
Gbriltentum uno bie fatboliide Stride
fonnen oa int sic 8reide treten. 8a>
rum? Beil nur oa lid geat,.r unb
ltebernatur, Sernunft uno @la,be
freunoid)aftlid) sic Sanb reiden. nno
Das braitdt es. Gin Spltent oas emit
tpeoer sic llebernatl,r le,tguet ooer Oie
eelunoe Menidematur Dereelpaltist,
fanu nidt beliel. @eoer sic 9tatur
aleil1, nod Die llebernatur allein pers
nogen sic lo5iole Srase ou1erno lr,o
ellogiiltig SIT loien. Sic 9tattr ollein
nibt, ipeil ser Wenlb in leilten belten
natiirliden &rdite1t lno slnlager
bur6 sic ltrliinoe perpunoet moroen
lit. Seine Gerrlrnft 1T perountelt
,no perluug in oeu io5ialeu Sragelt
pbne Sd)t BON pben nlcbt poer nlr
ihiper pOer liidenbaft Ben rebten Weg
olt finoen. Sein 8ille lit III ieiner
Nnfaliungs- uao 9ludbaltenergie se=
ihp1dt gr bralld)t barum fiir Die
@lut uno @ud)t Oes lo5ialen 9aielns-
tampies &raite5ltibuB bon oben. 9as
aan5e 5eitlitbe 2eben oes Wenlben
mug ferner bingeoronet iperoen auI
ein iibernatiirlibes, eluiges 3iel. Mie
1ou Ser bro6 natiirlid)e gtenId nit
feinent BLOB natiirlcben @rfenntnis>
libt oieles 3iel erlbalten2 8ie ioa
er es nit ieiner bloB natitriiden Ster.
betrait erltrebell2 llnnoglidJ. Die
Hatllr allein eelliiet nid)t. Iber and
Die llebernatnr alleill perniug nldjt
allies. Sic gibt piel. Sic bebt ben
Meniben iiber lid lel6er biralts, enl=
por in oas Strablenred) Ser lleber-
natllr. sic perleibt Der &ernunft
2ibt 5unl io5ialen Seriteben lno oeln
@illen &raft 5rnt io5ialen Sanoeln
uno grtragen tno sluSbarren. Sic
eibt ser Menldbeit algemeine, grobe
3i6tlinieu. Sic permittelt cine Iid)e-
re, flare grfellntnis bon ser meuib=
lidlen Berfonlibfeit, Jreibeit, Gleld-
belt, 8riioerlibfeit. Sic lebrt, oaB
alle autorit1t BON @ott fomnt, baB
inn gan5en nenIbliben 2eben oie
eottlid}en @eieBe maBgebeno liuo. Sic
, berlanst, OaB oas gan5e io5iale 9un
Der einselnen Weni6en uno Der
meni6liben Bereinieunsen uno @e-
meinldaften ausaeribtet iein nniiilen
nod oeu Normen ser @eredtigfelt
,no 2iebe. 9ie llebernatur, sic sott'
lide Sffenbarune sibt piel, iebr piel.
Aber tie 9ibt ni6t alles. auf biele
gin5elfrasen sibt bie Offenbaruns
feline oirefte Antport. Sic Iagt 3. ..
nid,t, ipas fir .eine 8esierunssform
/. ein beltimnter Staat baben miille,
Oh er eine 8epublif ooer Wonardie,
Elm Staatenbuno ODER Elm 8unoesitaat
iain ioae. sic iast inn @in5elnen
nid)ts ii6er oie 8abloronuna Die
8dbrung, oas 1inan5weiett sic ga
/, rifseiese ui1p. sic ibneist oes Wa>
bern iiber: sic 8erufsitdnoe, sic Sc
!, ,oerfldaften, oie Yroou5enten, aal,;
fer, 8erfdltfer, 8reoitperbanoe,
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Die &ette

sd babe eesuettet, baB id edt
Gage llihts enen nuo aht gtdhte
nidt idlafen tperOe."
~ltno balt ou bic @ette setgon-
nen?"
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in-law Of 1t. Col. Custer, lay dead in
an Irregular line, with Capt. Calhoun
and his lieutenant, John J. Crittenden,
in their proper places in the rear. A
mile beyond this, on . ridge parallel
to the river, the whole Of Capt. Myles
W. Keough's company were slaughtered
in position-their right resting on the
hill where Custer fell Still farther
back on the ridge were found the dead
bodies Of 81 men Of Capt. George w.
Yates company. and here. too, had
fallen the brave and il-fated Custer,
with his brother. Capt. T. w. Custer:
his adjutant Capt. w. w. Cook; 1t.
william Van w. Riley, and Capt. Yates.
together with the young nephew and
brother Of Custer-Armstrong Reed and
Boston Custer, forge master Of the 7th
Cavalry.
I'm q ravine near the river were found
the dead bodies Of the men and horses
of Capt Thomas w. Clusters company,
together with those Of Capt. Algernon
z. Smith and % men Of his company.
1t. James E. Porter. 1t. John Stursis
and 1t. Harrington. together with IS
enlisted men, were missing. and no trace
Of them could be discovered"
Clusters body was not mutilated.
After this fight Sitting Bull was
whipped by Gen. Miles, but escaped to
Canada with party of his band. In
1881 he returned to this country and
surrendered and was confined at Fort
Randall until 1883. In 1890, when under
arrest by Indian police, he was shot
and killed by sergts. Red Tomahawk
and Bullhead.
On. May ~, the second day Of the
review, Gen. William Tecumseh Sher-
mans great army paraded along the