The American Indian Magazine, v. 4 no. 1 (January-March 1916)

The American Indian Magazine, v. 4 no. 1 (January-March 1916)

Indians of North America

Indians of North America--Periodicals

(p 3) Editorial Comment
(p 8) The Editor's Viewpoint
(p 15) Are Your Officers Traitors?
(p 19) Industry Solves the Problem (William Hoxie)
(p 25) The American Indian as a Warrior (Gawasa Wanneh)
(p 28) Responsibility of School Employees (Simon Redbird)
(p 32) Let My People Go (Carlos Montezuma)
(p 34) Reservation Leaders (Stephen Jones)
(p 38) The Indian, the Country and the Government (Arthur C. Parker)
(p 50) My Boyhood Days (Chauncey Yellow Robe)
(p 54) The Remnants of Powhattan's Tribe (Rev. Philip B. Gordon)
(p 57) The Indian's Awakening (Zitkala-Sa)
(p 60) A New Sort of American Day
(p 63) The Indian's Salute (William Kershaw)
(p 67) True Indian Pictures (Grace Coolidge)
(p 71) Why We Go a-Fishin'
(p 73) Notes from Adario's Diary
(p 77) Nothing But Rocks
(p 79) Maxims of a Medicine Man
(p 83) Annual Reports
(p 88) Gen. Pratt to the Commissioner
(p. 89) Press Comment

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January-March 1916

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