Mary Roberts Rhinehart sic, adopted member of the Blackfeet Indians snaped sic with four chiefs of the tribe in Wash. D.C. today. Chief Mad Plume on her right, Chief Two Gun White Calf on her left. *Abstract/medium:.
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