William F. Cody Archive: Documenting the life and times of Buffalo Bill

Title: Untitled [Several ladies from the Medical Mission Training Home]

Periodical: The Bailie

Date: January 20, 1892

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Several ladies, I understand, from the Medical Mission Training Home, visit Buffalo Bill's redskin encampment daily, and talk seriously to the Indians. These latter all believe that they have got the "white" heart, but they find it difficult, they say, to be good when on the tramp.

Title: Untitled [Several ladies from the Medical Mission Training Home]

Periodical: The Bailie

Date: January 20, 1892

Topics: Lakota Performers

Keywords: American Indians Cultural relations Indians of North America

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