From Correspondent ofMe " y Courier.


p0STDAM, June 26th, 1927.
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Gentlenen;--Wc have "signs Of the times" at
the North as well as the South. A few days
since at the annual Catholic Celebration at St.
Regis, the British flag was carried into the
church by the British indians, when the Ameri-
can indians carried in, or attempted to, the A.
mercan Aag, which caused general fight
The result was the death Of one American and
one British Indian, and one Frenchman, by stab
bing 1t may not be generally known that
there are ,wo parties of Indians at st. Regis, one
full blooded Yankees, the other John BuiI's
former supporters Tic church Is on the Can
ada side where most ol both parties live. II Is
said that tie American flag viii be hoisted at oI
rear Min Roche. few miles above Cornwall, or
the 4th Of Jus! so, think sc may anticipate
general row.