Page 890 - indian pedigree wanted.
Page 891 - the peace commission of 1868.
Page 892 - hostiles willing to see de smet.
Page 893 - in regard to expenses.
Page 894 - sends word to the hostiles.
Page 895 - changes in indian affairs.
Page 896 - is aware of the danger.
Page 897 - government provides funds.
Page 898 - sufferings of friendly indians.
Page 899 - peace commission to meet.
Page 900 - council at north platte.
Page 901 - sherman pass and omaha.
Page 902 - reception at fort rice.
Illustration 13 - Father De Smet Riding with the Indians
Page 903 - little children and lamps.
Page 904 - the escort of chiefs.
Page 905 - the evening campfire.
Page 906 - the cannonball and the rainy buttes.
Page 907 - petrifactions and lignite.
Page 908 - scouts in seach of the hostiles.
Page 909 - who accept the black-robe's tobacco.
Illustration 14 - Council with the Hostile Sioux on the Powder River
Page 910 - meeting with the hostiles
Page 911 - entrance into the village.
Page 912 - statement by sitting bull.
Page 913 - fruits of an early mission.
Page 914 - opening of the council.
Page 915 - the black-robe's advice.
Page 916 - black moon's reply.
Page 917 - closing song and dance.
Page 918 - story of chief gall
Page 919 - and his seven scalps.
Page 920 - return to fort rice.
Page 921 - the great peace council.
Page 922 - testimonial of commissioners.