Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1950 — Page 47

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Many races of people have kept records of events by drawing pictures, but none drew a more interesting record than the American Indian. The warriors of the plains Indians used to picture the events of their hunts and battles on thie sides of their tepees or on special hides stretched as a dew cloth in the inside, They were proud of their-exploits.- , - mst

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