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INDIAN SIGNS AND BLAZES

Shaking a blanket, I want to talk to you. Hold up a tree-branch, I want to make peace. Hold up a weapon, means war ; I am ready to fight. Hold up a pole horizontally, with hands on it, I have found something. (A later issue will give lOo principal signs of the Indian Sign- Language. ) This is good water. /^2 Good water not far in this direction. /Sj A long way to good water, go in direction of arrow. /// Peace. /vC W^^ o^ trouble about. g- We camped here because one of us was sick. ^ Road to be followed. ^ ^ Letter hidden three paces from here in the direction L-j^ of the arrow. J^^ This path not to be followed. ^*0^ " I have gone home." See** Rules for Signalling on Land and Sea," by Alexander Duane. N.Y., 1901,