The Chemawa American., February 15, 1898, Page 2, Image 2

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Sometimes we think, that o n e ,thing which returns to the battle field in a sfiori time to
Pablished monthly by thè Pupils of the ’ makes hard times harder, is the number of Work for Cuba with his Maeftetp be- will
baby naan running" about', ’Y ou can hear 'when’' possible’ write the pupilsJaere.through
Chemawa I ndiaii School.
them squall almost aby time ofdây or night., th e C h e m a w a - A merican direet. front th e
by baby- men, we-meau those fellows who camp of the insurgents.
are easily knocked o u t. Here are a few
Subscription P rice, 25 Cents P er Year.
To Hed an Indian.
specimens: One who quits work a week ou
account of a frostedf finger. A man Who lies
Garret W hite, son of .Many-White-Horees,
Entered at the Postoffice at Cbëmawa, Oregon abed till'nine,o’clock ou account of the cold. audMrs^Miutnfe'Cushufan drove in.front the
One w ho is jealous because.his neighbor tis
as second-cbss mail-matter.' ' - .
getting to the front by bard work, à man Fort Shaw Indian school with . the evident
who is afraid of work. A man who is afraid iutentjoù of getting ptarrud. W hite is a
The red mark around this notice indicates he will soil his hands. One who wants some Piegau Indian, and not far' removed from a
that your subscription has exp'red. I f de­ one else, to support him. /.A iiyau w hoblam es full-blood. H eh a s been einpìòyéa'asa teach-
sirable to h o e .th fe litlle -p A p e r continued his w ife/o r beiiig_ptaif< Qiie who blamed iter in the Iudiau school at Fort Shaw,and
please remit the amount at once. I f not noti­ the government because his ancestors did evidently m adeth e acquaiutauee of.Alis.Cusìi^.
fied in two week&we discfihtinue the paper. not leave him any nioftey. A strong, vigor­ mau while she was also employed as ateàcher-
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ous man w ho cries becausiüiîïé is tiredV A, ,er. Sire. Cusbmaui w'S coS m t^ w id ovvof^ ;
mau who gets sick for want of exercise. One and has a-child#? T h è Ueepjie was not issued,,.,it
Ün^m opth ÔŸ’9S; b & gone.i B o w iriaiïy who w ill noV hüëtfeï’ T he dude ' and the is understood, because thè necessary, formal
minutes ajid hotirs did’youw aste during that dandy. The sluggard and the whiner; soft iuformution was hot forthcoming. This son
Ehat' fiek à» going
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men w ho are afraid to rn n ,ja m p : or kiçk.. ; of Many-White-Horses
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■ '* ’ *•:i : ■ ■ • c? fe Pretty men who are ju stto o sweet to live. to the Kackfe^-vagggcy'toiiigpLAfrdTt-is
probable that Mrs. Cushman w ill ¿company
^?Jùrêlà>ù|tórihem ah* w h o c a n never sa y a Tdadie8;sillie8 and foolies. >; The vyorldJfcfulL him . Together they, will probably pay ’(heir
ofskaby qjen, and there iai
looking
good kòrd of another.
j,,-. pu?' ’lo.stfti.r for the millenniiiipjUor;even,.fot?:e^xtra8ood respects to Capt. 'jf."É^^Her;Tbe n.ew agent.
—• Great Ralfs’ (Mónti) Leader.
tithes'till they are „grown up,TrjiH'u?<rtown ($,-
• T im éis m oney. Learp to ¿¿pend'tt'|usf W D .) Times. ■■ 'A
It is not ail uusual occ.UiTeuce at this age
carefullyand profitabìyàsyotiifrioney;
The old mail in the tower,read the above tor }<»u tig Educated ’Indians .ofiiboth sexes io
article and smiled. H e wondered if there, .iutef-marry with,: the, ^ iit e s ; . altLio’ news­
Wound no pne’s feeiiajgff unnecessarily by .were any Baby B o y sror Men at Chemawa, papers publish them ^ ith a" coloring of ron -
unkind w ords,, or« deeds,,' *Tbere. are thorni I f so he” wishes them to Send in their names
front ss
ed ucation,
enough ip t h e path Vfpy .of life,
to his Office in the tdwer,and a he''will give ‘ a race through the infiueuces
civilization, ChristiauityJ'aud foot hai.i j
theni“all a nice sociable in the- woodsjwfiere
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Some of the.diaudgpiu^L.ladies of tlie land
$ W atch tty) apers9B- «theueyqr.
th£y cAn ¿whig Miw axe,kodi?enjoy a grand
are proud to point to¡jBfeir Indian hfood aiiti
friend toyourfaceiand tells you that all others right afid left all'day long, -h«,.-
ancestry. W ith education and refinemeut
w v m
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they have been and twill be strong rivals with
It- ■ r it J ®ur - Cuban Frli^iia; 1 -
their,whiter sisters, for the hearts and hands
• There vis . no Indian School in the tin i ted
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o f good respectable w hite n i e n ' o »• ,£
g tartfestfeigenoughtoeontaip^paoiè th a n o n e
Capt, Ed. P , Mahoney of the Republic of
Clique. One is ali an y I q s ^ ^ o ^ ^ i i i«tppd • duba
Likewise are young educated lndiah men
/vikited Cheiitkwa a. few' !Uteeksaijo and
such t as Garret W hite, frequently ihstriyiiig
and it m ustcom prisç,all,
ma<^' m any :frieriiia tot "’Cubk bjr: hiis • :eirhest
intelligent and refined ladies o f : the A uglc-
¡w.of'ds and.iifteresting accountttkf the iiutor-
Saxdh race. When inter-marriage between
The merchants of Genoa, Jieb., must, think tuiiate. conditions existing tnpreif t 7
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heebhies moire' genera I, tb&.ik'’
an Indian School is a-hot place by the way . As buiiets can dO Enore feal efiective mia*
they advertise their.ice cream at this.season sionary work than bibles iifi that devastated, idiAo jHSJbiem w ill soon solve itself and real
Indians be a. thing of^the past.
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of the year,in the N ew s .
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island at the present' ume^ the pupils of
^ It.ijib n iy within the last fifty years that 'fihe
Chernawa soon raised a suffi¡client amount o f
'’’¿rdMin' m ischief makers m yqu 'wouid the money to purchase lOOfi'founds of ammunl- work of eddeation was started among the In ­
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bottomless, pit, for th e y ,,^ .;ie q ^ .,tH a h J an- tion and g a v o it to Capt. Mahooyi, thereby dians. .
enemy. M any a gqod m ill biw b^ju Rfihed .aljw>wing, their true sympathy' tor the poori '^T he Anglo-Saxon or white,, race has had
Oyer 1800 years of traiuiQg^K*^4 education
dow nby association.with m iechtefinakers.
.Cubans, wh^aife fighting for their homes and’
which has lifted;it to its present standard.
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. - ,?/ liberty.'
The w hite race has nothing -more to be
• W e see by the I n w a m .N EWii of Genoa that . W hile in Oregon, the Captain also lectured
proud
of than the Indian race When we con­
’Col. Audenon la still in th e ja o d q f the living in Portland, Salem, Albany and did'mucb
and we® recently inspecting the Rosebud good for the Cuban cause. From Oregon he sider how the old ‘w ild heathen tribes . of
Agency schools. W e hope he w ill remember .went to California, where he is stHIwj^igCd, w hite people 1 i ved before- they .becaiue civil­
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h isC hem aw a friends when h e visits Buffalo. in fighting Spain iu | preaching the gospel of ized and educated.
- The prejudice existing between the, races is
(Juba to the American people;
rapidly declining,and the one quarter of a
In .fila n y o f the cities friass meetings were
The Salem Indian School w ill Celebrate .its
million Indians w ill soon be lost, sight of
18 th. birthday on the 25th instapt: ' Captain .called, and resolutions passedAsking Congress
when mixed up with seventy million whiitse;
Wilkinson organized' the’ school io t h e same to take action looking towaird’^he'irecogni-
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' Gee—What are you loafing arotitad • td'wn
year that Capt. Pratt launched the great ship tio n o f Cuba. ■
Some people have tried to brand Capt. Ma- at this time Of 'the night tor?.."^ ,.’ ^ j,, ,
Carlisle. H e stuck to his ship a n d k e p tit off
Dee^-’Fraid to go home. W ife told me to
the rocks, w hile Chenaawa has bad nearly .-a hony as a fraud knd imposter; but AS An honest
score of Pilots, in the eighteen years of its ex­ courageiJtis Soldier; be sjtddfi hjs ground and be sore and remember something, aud l ’ve
forgotten' what it .was.-, i • ■
clearly proved by the Cuban authorities at
istence.
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Gee—It wasn’t bread or. groceries, was it?
^To-day it has 350 pupil&andTQ^piployes. .NeW Orleans, under which agency h e is en­
Dee—N o .
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G e e Baby food, tacks, or theatre tickets?
Next year the attendance will exceed 4Q0. On gaged, that all s u ^ s t a i^ ^ p t s against him
Dee-r-Nqiput* I ’ve just thoUghEot i f t '
itstw e n tie th Birthday, Chemawa will reach and bia noble work were false.
Gee—W hat was it?
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Capt.Mahony
made
mknyifrieuds
at
Chema­
the 500 mark aud be the Carlisle of the West.
Dee—W hy, she wanted m e to.remember to
“ Where there’s a w ill there.sa w ay.” ’
j wa who never dodbie'd'Tiis integrity. To come h o m e early.—E x .
Baby Men