Indian Symbols

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INDIAN SYMBOLS DIRECTIONS Start in the center of circle and read in a direction oppo- site to that of the hands of a clock. THE STORY Indian arrow maker goes to forest. He sees correct type of tree branch for arrow shafts. Next he makes tracks to cliff and finds suitable flint deposits. He builds fire, heats flint rock, breaks pieces. He sees eagle overhead, kills eagle for arrow shaft feathers. Then returns home to camp, by canoe across the lake, to finish making arrows. Copyright by LC. KROPP CO., Milweukee WILKES X27 00

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30885N The American Indian had a literature and a language long before the white men came to this land. While speech varied in different tribes, a universal sign language was used and under- stood. Stone and bark writing dates back many centuries. 6 к со MADE IN U. S. A. BYE. C. KROPP CO., MILWAUKEE. soo WIS (KJY)