Yaz-Yah, A Navajo Girl

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H-2275 YAZ-YAH, A NAVAJO GIRL

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COPYRIGHT BY FRED HARVEY a redHarvey LES CAL ANGELES ArizAN 2, When a Traveler journeys to Hopiland in he crosses a portion of the Navajo reservation. The PM are some 16,000 Indians on the reservation. Nowhere, however, are they gathered into anything 37 like a village as are the Pueblo Indians or even in groups such as are found among other tribes in the Southwest. They wander here and there like true- nomads. The great industry of the women is carding and spinning wool and weaving it into blankets. The men look after the flocks of sheep, and many are excellent silversmiths. Sweat Parade & Gann, den Game свои & Cool after much rain. Som thes-Jorie - Mine 6. today - Imiing sun. A.M. stop Cresten 20. all well, vey cold nights, связа Happy Uher fore ANNEY 1/2/37 98099 IND ED S STANDES HARDINGS 12 TS CER Mrs. J. H. Frostman st 442 N. Main St Butlu pas