The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1913, Page 8

HOLLOW HORN BEAR! “WAS WIM. . BRYAN | OF SIOUX NDANS Big Chief Gone to Happy Hunting Grounds Was Fa- mous as Stirring'Orator. ‘The passing of Chief HoBow Norn Rear of the Sioux, who died at Wash- ington after an attack of pneumonia Gilcien, the tnauguretion, revalin to ‘timers from the Black Hfls various ineldeate tm the great Rediski's career. United Gtates Marshal Seth Bullock of (whe te better known by his HORITS CENCE OF HUMOR. “Well,” said Capt. Bullock, when he the first accounts of William J. Bryan's stampede of the Democratic ‘National convention of 1896 with the Memorable “cross-of-gold-and-crown-of- thorns” speech, “I see by the papers they've discovered « pale face Hollow Hern Bear down in St. Louis.” Hollow Horn Bear had the Indian Benge of humor, which i¢ more nearly like the Scoteh than any other, because of the stern repression of silly manifes- tations ef hilarity. Marshal Bullock's best story of him has to do with the ef. i < agent was a retired evangelical minis- ter, with long white whiskers and a xealous missionary epirit. “We shall Gissourage the pestial feast- ings and the orutal hunting down of the beef cattle which are ocomsioned by these distriputions,” he sald. ‘We shail change the date to the Fourth of July. hope!’ The apportioning of sustenance to these | "rau! Tau! Tau!” Only @ more gén- eral and louder emphasis marked the rising of the multitude as to the in- terest and importance of what was go- ing on, "—— A decent respect,” quavered the reverend agent, unfortunate savages shall become inci- dental to a real Fourth of July oelebra- tion, whieh ahall be an object t a to their untutored minds resarding the benevolence, freedom and the dignity of Amertoan institutions.” July 4 arrived, A platform was dullt opposite « low prairie se. The In- dian police marshalled the incoming Meux, grumbling and pussied, into long council rows fronting the stand, They sat, all in their featival robes and head Greases, and waited stolcally. The agent appeared on the flag decorated platform and catied Hollow Horn Bear to his side to ect ae interpreter. HOLLOW HORN BEAR “TRANS LATE®” DECLARATION. ‘The white whiskered agent, fussy and Pompous, s silk hat on his head and a breld edged diagonel frock cat tishtly ®uttoned across his narrow chest, was in strange contrast to t dered massive prince of arms were folded acros: his blanket with statue-ti “My friends and charges,” equeaked the agent, “I am now about to read to had the Declaration of Independence— ene o American liberties. Tae ate on and try to learn eomething iM ‘the kindly and no! pire of the Government of which you are the children, sometimes worthy, sometimes He neddef to Hollow Hern Bear. At the once the Chief began to “interpret” in) the Slouz language, with a voice with & beet. 3 he says anything worth + While, 3 shall tel) you what it is. 3B ‘bnllé no false hopes.” There was not « amile in the cre! rows of solemn red faces, surro' i by: the flaming color of the blankets an@ head-dresses, Through them all there was ® murmur: “Tau! Tau! Tau!” signifying @elemm approval, as though THT “Tau! Tau! Tau-tau!’ nodded the sol- emn-taced, sparkling-eyed row before him glancing at each other in the grav- est approval. “—- and to assume among “Be patient, I beg of it Naud Mollow orn Bear, dramatic earnestness, which made the rt with they were saying well! It is wi ‘Once more the voice of the ex-preacher | t was ear to the cloud-flecked pale esky. HEN Dead Indian Chicf Long Long Noted as Greatest Redskin Orator | “when in the courss of human events ft becomes necessary for one people to @esolve the political bande which have connected them with another’?— Hollow Horn Bear's voice boomed out Robly to the horizon, KE WAS ON THE AGENT, BUT EVER KNEW IT. Powers of the earth,” continued the to vou MAY TRY POSLAM BEFORE BUYING\cremir “Try before you bi | for the consumer. | be unworthy.” m es soft, All druggi cents) and where, by the E $2 Went 25th St., Millions of pepenes have tried the free samples, ‘That they have f Poslam meritorious present sales—great: remedy for the i ete, should not Ne endured whil PUTS AN END TO BACKACHE QUICKLY CURES WEAK KIDNEYS A Few Doses Give Relief. Help Lifeless Organs Regain Health. Strength and Activity. It is useless, danger sary to be tortured with the digging, twisting pains of backache and rheu- matism, or suffer with disagrecable hidney bladder any] j longer. 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