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~ o-lfio, of1ANNON q LUChS
CO.. Realtors.
$15,250 Is THE FHA APPRAISAL
q this 3-hedrm:, den, Cape Cod
throushout. SCREENED IN PORCH
AND DETACHED GARAGE. Cal
Ov. 3-l413. SHANNON a. LUCHs
Co. Realtors.
ASSUME HUGE 45s% LOAN on
this. spotiess. nearly new 3-bedrm
brick rambler In lovely elose-ir
location. EXTRAS: fireplace il
lily. rm,; de luxe eIec. kit. incl
dtshwasher and disposal, diversified
detached brick garage. Gorgeous
Anehor-feneed. H-acre level loi
with trees, patio. just . step from
bus, stores and school. Just Sl7,.
100 with SI,900 cash. balanc.
CRoWELL & CO., INC, Realtors
2160 N. Glebe I'd !. ia 5-0TOT
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COLORED-ARE.---9emidef briek
excel. cond &lo.a50, $3.50 down.
SO mo. IA. s-sooO. CT. 6-4S52.
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RUSTIC PARADISE Of Ia acres
this quiet retreat Of lazy hours
Main house has large Square type
living rm.. with inviting fireplace
separate dining rnl. and Colonial.
STYLED knotty- -pine kitchen. Two
double bedrms. and bath down.
stairs: large bedrm. and = bath
upstairs. Full bsmt. with additional
z bath. Also on the property is q
3-room guest cottage. detached ga :
rage and hobby shop. Your own
private estate, Just 30 minutes
g1.400 with only $4,000 cash re.
quired. CROWELL 4 CO.. INC,
Realtors; Fsirfsx once. 3o4 Lee
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MASS. AVE-. EXT.-PoWder rm, on
let A.. 3-hedrm. -and-alate
Colonial. Separate dininn rm.l
screened porch, tiled batemeni
with Workshop and extra room;
S22.O6O, 3lg,0O0 FHA loan avail
able ANDRIe REALTY, OIL,
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RAMBLERS-3 bedrms., ? baths,
lge. liv. rn.. fireplace. side drive,
trees, vacant New cond. $1,000.
$4,000 cash. Might exchange ia,
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A OF deal at a OF price, Not
often can we offer q solid brick
home withs2 nice bedrooms, full
basement and fenced rear yard, on
quiet street, in convenient Alex
tip top shape and offered for the
GI-approved price OF only S9,950.
OF eligibies call quickly on this one
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JA. 7-a900
GORGEOUS
BRICK RAAiBLF,k
3 BEDRMS., ~ BE rs
" ACRE

Here's one Of the most atiractlrl
homes We have seen IN ilS pIicl
bracket on lnrEe wooded lot viii
very reasonable down payment. oI
new FHA appraisal. or with YER
reasonable down payment you MAJ
assume q larRe 49, 0I loan. beau
liful living room with fireplace
family y-sized dining room, real largi
Dc luxe equipped kitchen. iargl
airy bedrooms. fun basement viii
bargain and due 70 the majors I'M.
mediate transfer Is now reduced q
Sl9.50O. with immediate possession
call for appointment.
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COY RAMBLER. centrally located
IN lovely Braddock Heights, Large
uving-oining rm., 3 bedrms.
bright, equipped kitchen. recrea-
ton room IN full basement. BUILT
IN GARAGE. Call quickl OV, 3
ll4lg, SHANNON a. LUcHs CO.,
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ANTIQUE BRICK-AND- GLASS ca

ANTIQUE BRICK-AND-G GLASS Cal
fornia contemporary--like a page
out OF House Beautiful. Nearly
new and smartly decorated in
Chinese modern. This stunning BIZ
level has 4 spacious bedrms., aia
baths: de luxe GE kit with break
fast nook; brick fireplace wall in
hy. rm.; din.: 21-ft. rec. rm.. plus
q bamboo clubrm.: = carportS;
secluded patio. Gorgeous Slx15O
isvei towsrirs and gently ssi rolling SnS,l lpt with
S26,50 It'll sell this week for
sure. CROWELL a CO.. INC,
Realtors. 2160 N. olebe I'd. IA
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[IMVEsTMEMI PMOP. i0r SALE

BRAND-NEw APT. BLDG.-Prime
ication. Fully rented. White occu-
pancy. Better than l3es return on
cash investment Of S35. 900. MUIR
RAY SILVERMAN, 021 18th st.
n NJ nj r-0A11
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SILVER SPRINC--3-hedroom brick
rambler; lge. lily. rm. with irepl.,
din. L, lge. de luxe equipped kit,
fun bsfnt., level fenced lot: conv,
KELLER WoobMooR AGENCY
CORE. JU. 5-7100, Q til Q, JU
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WOODsIDE PIX, = Lovely wooded
Noyes Drive. Prewar brick, slate
roof custom Colonial with oil hot
water heat; copper suffers. 75x142
level lot, with shade;-5 3 bedrn1s., 3
full baths; garage; screened porch;
bsnt. Many extras. Priced for
quick sale. s2S.a50. A. J. KES-
SINGER q CO. JU. A-4544.
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BEAuTIFUL BURNING TREE yal.

Ity CStNIeH-TI-t.0 utuTHIA. FUIu-
lily rms: ranlhlers: split-levels: /:
$29,5 e $4,000; Out Bradley
e p end 81 sSrnHs Burnins Tree Free rd MOds
home: phones. OIL. 4-9664 and
M E.EQr1-
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SILVER SPRING = Lovely homi
BRICK rambler Aas on pretty eornei
lot. liv. rfn.. din. rn.. kit. full
bsmt.; only 3 years old: Low
down payment; assume largl
41ass 1st trust. S16,D50. Dom
pass this buy! Call JU. 5-422s
I'll 0 pm. LAWRENCE v. LuTEf
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ST. JOHNS
4 REDRMS

Magnificent brick Colonial To-
Gated in beautiful Bellevue For
est Large living rm. with Are.
place. SEPARATE DINING RIM .
large. fully equipped kitchen: 9I !,
baths 4 huge bedrmS.: finished rec
rm: IN full basement: garage
SCREENED PORCH. 20 mention
lust a few OF the many FEATURES
surrounded bv more extensive
homes, this house is priced lust
over 100000! Hurryl
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WOODsTDE PARK-Loveiy 3-bed.
rm., den, 2-bath, all-briek ram
bier: eiec. kit. with table space,
lge. jalousied porch, rec. rrl. with
firepl., garage and beautiful
planted I'd. Realistically priced.
Walking distance to Silver Spring
shopping and adjacent to elem.
school. c. ROBERT GRAY & Co.,
n1a Ellauhrth DR. Ill E-A1l %
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sTAIR MANUFACTURER, nicely
basement, lovely level 1 iot con- n
Priced TO allow for needed re-
Decorating, Ideal home for .
JOSEPH w. SEAY COMPANY.
Exclusive Brokers: fI3 West
Broad st.. FaiIs Church. va
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI-Your opportunity 10 eel
q a-bedrm. brick rambler for only
&10,250. Owner was trans. and
couldn't take time TO fix basement
50 We cut the price. Better inves-
tigate. May be able to assume q
large 4ksqs loan. UN. 4-S5S3.
peter ]. hagan and son
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SILVER SPRING. M. 81. Johns
School-3-hedrm. brick Colonial;
fenced. corner lot. Assume large
49, Oh loan; "a block to bus;
Si5,250. {. ROBERT GRAY 4
Co, 016 Ellsworth dr.. JU. 5-610O.
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BELTSvILLE-Handy 10 NsA-
Handy man will enjoy the oppor-
tunity to, redecorate this 3.room
cottage On large lot, with de-
tached Garage and workshop,
Elderly owner unable to maintain
property. Sacrifice price only
$3.50, with $500 down. Call stil
8 pm, WA. $4,000, ROBERT s.
DAVIS 4 co INC.
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James c. Conley & Co.
es25 oa. Ave, JU. e-{l3f Tn D
CHOOSE NOW!

SsS iss TiRs snd Ssdrn' ale'Sl homes fsm sitn
Basement Priced from Sf7.750 70
S2i.150. VIII consider your home
In trade. Get away from that sub-
division look Ia one OF these new
homes; OF and FHA available.
James C. Conley & Co.
=, 7sQl Weodmont y.s Ave, Bethesda !.
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ANDREws-sUITLAND AREA-2
tra-mod. kit. Beth-and- -a-half. 3
Picture Windows. Out Branch
Ave, Sc. . miles below District
Line; turn left on Auth Rd. to
557l. OPEN I-6. Week days BY
sspgta Gail Lu. 2-1335, Lu:
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WOODMOOR-Brick rambler, S10-
500. containing liv. rIn. with fire.
place, din, rm., kit, 3 bedrms.,
ceramic tile bath, full bsmt., pine
paneled rec. rm,; rear screened
porch: nice level lot. CHESTER
KELLER. WOODMooR AGENCY
CORP, 10. 5-7100, Q TO 9, Ju.
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TAKOMA PARK - II nothing but
the best viii satisfy. ask to see this
4-bedrm,. 2-bath home that has SO
macy extras. You must see Its Gus:
tom-built, terraeed garden; Dial
HE. $4,000. Ask 70 see this un-
shop Fast bus service and excel
lent schools
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ANONDALE AREA - Attractive g.
rm. brick home. lust on Chillum
rd.; ist-fir. powder rm.; bsmt.
with exit; dishwasher and dis
loan; S14,750. HUGH T. PECK,
HE. 4-340O.
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SILVER sPRING; oFEN - BrlcI

bMNEk SIZING. OfrkN = 1f,lck
Em.. 22xiA: nrspl-; din; ,, rm. viii Eitn
SM SMlsst Ssths' - lse. s.' rec. III rn1. STUDY,
ldry.. Gar. with drying area. steel
easement windows with screens
throughout, alumn. storm win
dows. ample storage space and
many extras: like new: sacridce
for quick sale. 10002 Bueknell
drive, 10. 4A705S.
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S. Arlington

This brick rambler. on a quiet,
dsad-end street. is located only
blk. to best transportation. Large
fenced ward with a high, cool To-
cation. 2 bedrms., big kitchen.
separate dining rnl.; all In the best
Of condition. An outstanding value
at SI4.950. Owner will consider
FHA OF Oh financing.
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BIGGEsf DEAL m n. ARL.-
Rambler with lots Of super de.
tails, entrance hall, s5 1t. liv
rm.. full din. rul., mod. kit, witt
breakfast nook. ga bedrms., full
bsnt with finished room, Bis
EEossRY EEs5sasiH 'psfsA pssArr22n 22nlS $500 s57S I SDS Ie,
hwy. KE. R-535N.
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LANDREWs AIRFIELD PERsONNET

1T win pay you to LOOK al our
all-brick ramblers and spiit-leyeis
located in Rolling RIDGE suhdivi.
sion ct Addison rd, and Contra
ave. next to st. Marearet's School
See why so many from Andrews
have bought here: So down, :l6
years PHA and in-serviee FHA
loans avail Immediate possession
on q few homes. For further info.
call Mr.. Oghe, RE. 5-6O69. with
MAX MILLER. Ii, T.2lOO
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~. $4,000
"YOU AUTO BUY
AHOME FIRST

And here ls an opportunity foI
ioniai eioss N ne silver eprlng
area Tor only sib,76O, With >
bedrooms, separate dining room
full basement. side-eneioaed porch,
and lovely corner lot, We are sure
that q value ike this particular
home win sell egiekls 80 nov y
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"OLD SOUTH atmosphere: charm-
Ing, spacious. pillared Colonial.
True center-hal entrance, grand
plano-sized living rm. with bay
window and marble fireplace, "a
It. separate dining rm., modern
equipped kitchen. There are SIX
large bedrms. and 2la baths, full
basement. circular driveway, many
towering trees on this 3S-aere lot
The transferred owner welcomes
your inspection: priced ct $4,000,
with flexible terms; call for appt
OV. 3-1413. SHANNON a LUCHe
co., Realtors.
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uLENN DALE--Country living, city
conv:. Lse. family, small income?
This Is III "a acre ground, 8 rms.
2-car garaee. A must 10 see. We
EMS SALES, INC. AP. 7-4646
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ROCKVILLE-Lcoklne for spal

kOCkVlLLE--LcOkine for space
and conv. AZ 4 budget neure7 Only
$3.50 FHA down payment on this
J-bedrm. home With fireplace, lac,
fenced rear yd.. with huge willow
tree; very close TO bic shopping
center, yet on a quiet 81 Call
TIL Q pm. BRIDGES. PETER a
Spencer, INC, Realtors, 20. =
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POWDER MILL ESTATES--Baauti
ful home. completely air eond. d
huge rms, . full tiled baths, brick
rambler full bsmt.: level fenced
lot. Many, many extras. $4,000
We take trades. FREDERICK w.
BERENS SALES. INC. AP. 7-4646
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23

Many White Horses. which is
Las, Gun Woman'S camp. There
they had good news. White Calf
is one of the head chiefs of the
Blackfrrt, one whom | have met
Ills camp is only three days of
easy travel from here. All of the
Rlackfrct now have the news of
our camp here. about the white
woman being cared for by the
wife of Many White Horses, all
abou, Little Elk bringing me, his
.Almos, Brother. to the Indian
country. Everything that has
happened here is known at the
main camps of the Rlackfcct
How did they find all of this OUT
Well. I'll tell you No primitive
people on the face of the earth
have a better communication
process. which is usually called
mocca>ln tclrGraphy They have
the fire signal system rs we'll as
several others which | have been
taught Ivy my Almost Brother.
There are no secrets in an In.
dian camp Also. there are very
few secrets III the Indian cOuu.
II! White Calf has sent us word
that the sacred Sun Dance will
be held in about twenty-five more
Il at lNS
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23
Thursday. October %, 1888

wild country. And remember
this, | will not leave you as long
as you want me- by your SIDE
For several seconds Mary was
silent. Then she raised her h"a"
and looked earnestly at hrr one
true love lrf, in this world.
Listen Tim. Will you promise
me something"
To Tim. Mary was the Swr''
est and most wonderful girl IN
the world SO his answer. II prom
Use"
"prOmlSr me that you Will
never, never in our lifetime. leave
mo. | will 90 with you anywhere
but you will never leave me. vii
you. Many Beavers
Tim kncclcd down on one Knee
in front of Mary. raised h"'h
hands toward heaven and vowed.
"ln the presence of Earth Mother
and before Sun. | pledge
THE END
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23

heal and the possibility of intec.
tion was lcsscning. Mary was
able to move her left arm Il little
but was told repeatedly by Last
Gun Woman:
You no can move arm now
Maybe soon he be good for YOU
I" move. Not now.
One day Little Fix and Weasel
Tail rode away from camp. no,
returning until the second night
After they came back all sat in
camp and talked together III
seemingly high spirits. At flr>,
they were speaking Indian but
when Last Gun Woman Tim and
Little Elk went into the ,cpcc
with Mary they spoke English ,c
her. Several of the others were
standing just outside the par,l!
open tcpcc looking in
Any or all of the Indians look
cd in to see Mary a, every oppor
,unity They all liked 10 bring
her pretty Wild flowers and var
inuS shaped leaves Mary ENJOY
ed the gifts and smiled in accept
ancc which pleased the gi>cr>
very much. They could not under
stand one another hut when eth
cr wished To say something >Nr
cial 10 ihH other they prevailed
nn n"r 0i the three who could
talk with them. Some Of these
mrN had never before seen Il
white woman and when they
cam. close enough they tried 70
20. To touch her skin They won
dcrrd if il we're real. On one &C
ca>ion Tim and Little Elk had
n! of them come. one al time
and touch her hand. arm or hair
Thea one of the Amos, Broth
cr> would tell Mary what was
said
When the three wc"r III 'hr
nrncr with Mary I'm SAID tn her
"Dont get excited. my little dear.
just because We were not talking
English. 50 that you TOO. could
understand. for Now We VII. tell
you about all i hat Al! right
lie pattrd hey gently on 'hc
check.
You know /; = al r.Ght Il!
YOU didn't my t:lrNd would ,r.!
me anyway when YOU ard l.!t,.r
Elk are out" Then She smiled
ta!":.y and looked a, Last Gun
Wnnr" You would 'cll ~"
w"u!dn', YOU"
NJ" tell you all Mary H"AIr:>
l." :c!l Ne tell T"t'H SIC laugh
ri good "a'urcd.y
That's tine. ST! TIA He
turned :" Little En- and com:.m.
u"d speaking
From nov on w.ra Hc have
secrets We will kHo" t. ugh MOI,
- :r.l them to Las GLl Norman.
N"u' We" lie ". I'D Il; h.>
N:"r>i Brother
YES" and he dIck 80: Las:
GuH Wnmna ~as ate" a w.tH
:. Ink >ir had ~ ; X ii ur
I'm d t2ri = :3" .p2nS:'r d..
t, ;.nl n"d ''r! :."y al! aAd u
good !au. = h" antics ~ Las
Eir y
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23

that for sure our little sick girl
will he we'll enough to travel
after about ten or fifteen more
days. That. my sweetheart. Is
wha, We have been talking about.
We want you to think Of it for a
few days and say whether or not
that you would like to 60" Lay
ing his hand on Mary's head he
continued directly to her.
You. Mary. and | are white
and in the middle of the Black.
trct country. but We have many
friends. We are as safe now as
We would be if We were in Kan.
SaS City. maybe more SO. If We
were there you might 60 into a
blacksmith shop and get your
dress all burned full of holes" "
Tim smiled broadly but Mary
broke out in her heartieSt laugh
since Tim and Little Elk had
found her. The two passed 4 few
remarks about the explosion in
the blacksmith shop. the day they
had first met. before Tim re-.
>umcd
Il can speak the Blackfcct
language. both sign and tongue.
and We will be- able to enjoy Il
good time there. All this will give
you more chance to more
strength. by the end of July you
will he we'll enough to travel and
then | will take you on to Nir.
gina City where you may have
SONG OF Your fathers business
10 look after II II i, your wish
then. there will be- plenty Of
time for mr 10 get you back To
For, BENTON and on one Of the
last boats down river. out of this
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23

falo robe Next she built a nice
clean bed with soft. tanned deer
hides. When this was fixed and
met with her approval she asked
Finn to carry his Almost Sister
into the lrpcr and lay her on the
bed When there was warm water
over the fire. rs ordered, Last
Gun Woman took some clean
cloths and the water into the
trprc She closed the flap to the
entrance Then she washed MARY
and changed all her clothes. She
also changed the dressing on the
wound and pronounced it as heal.
ing good Next she combcd and
braided Mary'> hair. She made
two braidS. one on either side.
When the much welcome woman
had finished bathing and caring
for the girl she opened the Epcc
flap and motioned Tim and Little
Elk ~ come and see the trans,
formation, She spoke to them
il English
Nov what do you think" lie
look much more good now" She
continued talking but changed to
Indian
You men did all right. You
kept her alive and that is good,
but YOU have to keep a person
clean when sick and wounded
like this un!ucky one Little Elk
saved her life by FIXING the mrdi.
cine 70 use III washing the wound
Now must have some more
medicine | need some roots Of
the hul.bcrry bush ~ make tea
FOR the sick one The bu.!bc.ry
Will be a tonic a> wei! As a Lana.
tive and the sick u"r must have
this every day
Little FIX took B!ackfcct.
named Gopher. from Weasel
Tails bard and started a search
for some bull berry roots
Weasel Tail. accompanied by
one other man. went toward the
south 10 hunt for fresh meat
Tim remained IL camp 10 fix
things the way Last Gun Woman
wished them 70 be-. Once he stop.
ped \, Ma-y'> bed and asked her
what she Thought q: hr.' new
nurse
Well said Mary i: first |
was Amos; scared Ia death of
her. bu, no: :ur long She IS so
nice and kind 20 me She told ne
that if anybody did anything 20
hur, NE jus: tc!l her and she
Would punch his eyes Out and lli;
his hair q. gee ;hiuk 81"
would do 4. 200 She has been
here only few hours and |
!ovr her already r.cn fee!
much better"
That is wonderful. my little
sweetheart am sure things wll.
be brighter all the time Las,
Gun Woman entered a.i 'nr
conversation stopped
For the following ten days %:
;wo weeks. Last Gun Woman
cared for Mary with al! Il" Ten.
der skill tina; could pn>> Ny y"
possessed by any woman. p::m!
tive or otherwise
Mary responded Very "".. :,
the good and sympathetic rr""
The wounds were bcs.u..:
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23
BROWNIE TROOP 7

The Brownie Scouts hrId 4
meeting on Thursday, pr'"h'T IL,
at the new ScOu, house We r!a\
cd a few games and elected Patty
Babiracki for our scribe W.'h
the help OF NarGir H"%d. Ju"E
WraSa and Shirley r:rnh!y. Nc
decided 70 make bean hA.,, Al '":
mex! meeting
Scribe. Patty :.'r!.": =.
Ray Davis assumed manager
ship Of the Legion club hr:InnI'-:
last week
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23

.Al " lilS tt \'N''
Woman di>mountrd with ease
from her horse and the high
trontrd and high-backcd Squaw
saddle.
The medicine woman was not
overly large. but was plump and
healthy enough 10 complete 4
tedious ride and still feel and
appear very alcr:
Tim me, Little Fix and the
ncw.y arrived friends outside the
wirk,I.up Little Elk spoke
This is my Amos, Brother.
Many Beavers. and want you
10 know a woman who knew me
almost as cGrly as Beaver Woman.
NY mother. She IS considered the
br>; medicine woman III the
Whu!c B.ackfcrt nation
GrariouSly. Tim took her hand
bu; was no; prepared for what
followed She took his hand but
released II Immediately and
threw both arms around his neck
slNlng HIM a kiss al the same
.i:ur NO; knowing that Tim could
understand the Blackfcct tongue.
SIC said He Is all right for you
~ aaIr for an Almost Brother
VA. no. :ov ME would want him
~: nv man. and what man !
would have"
I'm was not TOO embarrassed
:uv he knew she did not expect
!..M 10 kHow what she had said
However. she was due for a sur.
prise for he answered III perfect
Hackfcct tongue
That's nice Of you 10 say that
and now can say something
mlrc about what | think Of you
He did not have the opportun!.
y 10 finish. for as soon as the
spirit moved her. when she rea.
.!Lcd that he was speaking Black.
Zee: faul;.es>!y she threw both
.::n> into the air and yelled
On. sun Help ME. | dldat
:a!nk he could understand "
Tim laughed good na,urci!y
While l..!t!c Elk and Prairie
Chicken roared long and hy>.
ic:!ca!ly az the naturally p!caSan,
Woman as she tried TO apologize
!" ;nr white man.
A:.cr Tire Laughter subsidized. the
good woman said 20 Tim. Take
me- 20 your Amos; SISTER. the
one about whom Little Elk sen,
word 10 NE. saying ;ha: she was
very badly hurt"
\, once Tim led her TO Mary.
He informed her IN advance that
tHc White s!:! did no; understand
10y o: the B!ack!cc; tongue.
Last Gun Woman ignored the
iac; that III. gIrl knew no Indian
language. bu; went and kncclcd
~ Mary! side saying in broken
English. Hello This Almos,
Brother Of sou. she make me
Laugh He nice man | think
mayb" you nice girl. too" Then
She offered her hand 10 Mary
I'm "a> quick TO say tha; Mary
could no: move her !c.; arm and
!. hu"' hc.' tn move the right.
But Mar! smiled a. the jolly
B.ack:c"i when she said. as She
pai'cd her cheek gently. Maybe
She no raise arms now Sometime
81" vii Then We have big talk.
Last Gun Woman talked 10
Mary for a time then wen; out
o: ~, wick.iup. Much activity
became apparent Immediately,
On the pack horse which Last
Gun Woman and Prairie Chicken
had with them was a medium.
sized 'cpcc. some cooking uicr.
sis and other things necessary
on this mission. The medicine
woman ordered the icpcc set up
an! when that was finished she
had the men pull great arm:uls
q: grass With this grass she made
bed o! great s0ftncsS. Over this
Last Gun Woman spread a bu!.
The Glacier reporter., 1958-10-23
A CONTINUED NOVEL
"NORTH OF FORT BR|DGER"
BY - Wilbur G.. RenShaW

He stood close to one of the
horses and urged i, to take 4
step now and then This enabled
him 10 keep out of the deer 5
sight and io edge a hi, closer
all of the time Because of the
fact that elk and deer do not
fear horses. the yCarllnG was no:
concerned Al the close approach
of the animal while grazing Lit.
tie Elk mancuvCrcd the shielding
horse until he was within 10 "!
II steps of the ycar.!ng Now he
was SldCw!SC 10 the deer The
young buck raised his head ~
satisfy his curiosity The Indian
stayed concealed behind ,ht IA:
ger animal. but Just barely peep.
ing enough to see II front q: 'hC
horses neck Soon the dee: .uw
cred his head 10 mp NE tops
of more Of the trNdt: grass
shoots Little FIX had his t.SN:
inch blade. bel; knife. II his hand
and waited for The precise MON.
cnt Jus. a> the yca"!lnc lowered
his head ,he Indian hen' 0Icr
quickly ~ Ne r!Sh. and hurled
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