For the present adieu,

GREEK NATION, May 17th, 1915.
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GREEK NATION, May l7th. lS45.

 MEssRs EDIToRs:-The show is over all adjourned yesterday evening, and are this morning departing in hurry. The change and manner of these people are apparent in and out of council While there they are grave and dignifed-when out easy and fac- etious They were observed during the sit ting of this councl-no noise while in sol- emn conclave. But the moment after ad- ournment the scene shifts; then commen- ces the hilarious, all night whooping, halloo- ing,-jugs full and bottles en,pty'

 All the "heads of departments"-(each trbe) made speeches through their chief, to be reported in delail-would you like copy! We would relish copy of these speeches very much.-EDs all concurring in the ob- feet of this council; to clear the path and make all white where it had been spotted and darkened with blood and to extend the "white pathn far away over the wide stretch of the prairies to the very door of their brothers, the s.Camanches" and ''Pawnee Mahaws,o a blessing of light they had never yet enjoyed an exerton of friendship which would greatly cement their amity, etc The usua "token''-a plug of tobacco-was prepared attached to which were white beads. A dep utation of the Caddoes bore the first and of Osages the latter.

 Should favorable answer be returned to these friendly manifestations of the Creeks by the Comanches and Pawnee Mahaws, 1t is contemplated by the King of the Musco- gees to call another much more grand and