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July 25 th4

Red Woman,

Fort Niobrara, Neb.,

Dear Friend.-

Yours of the 13 th. inst. received, and in reply will
say, your daughter, Louisa Wilson is, during vacation, living in
an excellent family in Delaware.

She is learning how to keep house well; how to speak the Eng-
lish language well, and how to live like good white people live.

No doubt you feel as though you would like to see her, but it
is for her good and for your good too that she should stay where
she is at present.

The other Sioux girls and boys are all well and getting
on all right.

Yours resp'ly,

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August 4th. 4.

D. B. Dyer, U. S. Ind'n Ag't,

Choyenne & Arapahoe Ag'cy, I. T.,

Dear Sir:-

Yours of the 30 th, ultimo received, and in compliance
with your request, I herewith enclose Descriptive Statement of all
children now at this school, from your Agency, with names as receiv-
ed.

Very resp'ly,

A.J. Haney

Ass't Subt. in Ch'ge

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