Annual Report of the Board of Indian Commissioners to the Secretary of the InteriorU.S. Government Printing Office, 1928 |
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Halaman 10
... children too , are necessarily cast aside because they are crowded out by ... Indian policy and its administrative activities in carrying it into effect ... Indian Office is administering the affairs of the Indians , that it has many ...
... children too , are necessarily cast aside because they are crowded out by ... Indian policy and its administrative activities in carrying it into effect ... Indian Office is administering the affairs of the Indians , that it has many ...
Halaman 15
... children to the Government school at Albuquerque while , by indomitable industry , they wring from their few acres a scanty living . " I visited the United States Government Sanitarium at Laguna . Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Grant are the ...
... children to the Government school at Albuquerque while , by indomitable industry , they wring from their few acres a scanty living . " I visited the United States Government Sanitarium at Laguna . Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Grant are the ...
Halaman 16
... children . He has no power to enforce discipline . " I learned that his predecessor had levied a fine of $ 200 on the users , which was so excessive that it was not paid . Opinions differ as to the demoralizing effect of the drug . The ...
... children . He has no power to enforce discipline . " I learned that his predecessor had levied a fine of $ 200 on the users , which was so excessive that it was not paid . Opinions differ as to the demoralizing effect of the drug . The ...
Halaman 18
... Indian work . " I am further of opinion that the Navajo children should be educated at the schools on the reservations , and where they are insufficient in capacity that they be added to and enlarged . There seems no good reason why the ...
... Indian work . " I am further of opinion that the Navajo children should be educated at the schools on the reservations , and where they are insufficient in capacity that they be added to and enlarged . There seems no good reason why the ...
Halaman 20
... Indian children of these tribes were caught and brought to school in an almost wild state , practically unclothed , quite unacquainted with the use of soap and water , and inclined to protest against the processes of education with ...
... Indian children of these tribes were caught and brought to school in an almost wild state , practically unclothed , quite unacquainted with the use of soap and water , and inclined to protest against the processes of education with ...
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