Bureau of Indian Affairs can chriishow in a greater length of ducttirpe. taiblnegro was an importedown languageand customs. It was in a limi- forted way given association and oiasshorttime destroyed their national 11 essentity. Immigrants by the mil- I shrrlions have come to thSse | butshores and in a short genera- lvetion through association and shirenvironment and public school Haibodypolitic. But the Indian be-pouwasthe most picturesque race? is f ^'segregated and race-ized;sentiment, and hope .for'I butexploitation by ethnoo- *1logists and others. We ipamtain that' given the . Saine, *opportunity as the negro and the melons of imm!i 'p6iiitolc* cluChithe Indian would long, sincebha^e been lost in the civili-llwrvcountryUntil 'it isshown