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FORT RICHARDSON 2:45 -1-
In 1867, Buglers blew "To The Colors" for the first time at Fort Richardson, near Jacskboro. The fort was the most northerly of a chain of forte built in Texas to control the rampaging Indians after the civil war. In 1871, a Kiowa war party liquidated the Warren wagon train near Salt Creek Prairie, hours after General William Tecuseh Sher- man had passed on his way to Fort Richardson. The three Kiowa chieftains who led the raid were subsequently captured, brought to Fort Richardson and tried, on Uuly 4th and 5th, 1871. This was
the first time
been held such a trial had in he US,
SCARED LOOKING KID WITH WIG ON And speaking of \ wide-eyed youngster waits in fear and trembling as Moses Poolaw, a full-blood Kiowa, demonstrates the fine art of scalping. The youngster might fehl better if he knew Moses was a lay Baptist preacher, World War I hero, and former semi-professional base-ball