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others say the same thing:.American Horse said frankly that in the sprng, just as soon as they got fodder enough for their horses, they intended going on the warpath. American Horse foftliar said that after Secretary Noble had treated him and his companions so shabbily he talked to the secretary very plainly,but the interpreter did not tell Noble whatf ■:The Ogalallae wanted to be put under the military, and requested that On. Miles be allowed to be present at the conference, but Noble would not listen to it The truth of the matter is, the Ogallalas, who were in the main friendly, are sore because they did not get more concessions than the Brules, Who were mainlT hostile.Young-Man-Afraid-of-HL*Horses said that they got some clothing at Washington and two weeks’ rations. The rations were eaten already, while none of the clothing was fit for the squaws and papooses.‘My people will not be satisfied,** said Young Man. and will probably go on the warpath in the spring. We have been shamefully treated by Secretary Noble. He seemed to think we had no rights,**Medicine Bull. White Ghost and Mad Bear, all Brules, were none too friendly. They were very morose, and said plainly that they were in favor of going on the war-gaHfrThe best thing to dots to fight,** said W hite Ghost. “We are not treated right, and don’t expect to be.**Louis Pritneau, an interpreter from Standing Rock, talked very freely. He said thewere disputed and would make a very arable5ftvorable report when they got back.
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Boston Daily Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Thu, Feb 19, 1891
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