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to come upon the Indians from the direction in which they were travelling. It [[strikethrough]] took no [[/strikethrough]] was some time [[strikethrough]] to [[/strikethrough]] before we got close enough to [[strikethrough]] the camp to [[/strikethrough]] discover their strength. We had to crawl and used all means that we were aware of to elude detection. After [[strikethrough]] considerable crawling to [[strikethrough]] manouvering in this fashion for a considerable time we came within about a hundred yards of [[strikethrough]] their camp [[/strikethrough]] them. [[strikethrough]] The Indians [[/strikethrough]] They were in two forts of about equal strength [[strikethrough]] they [[/strikethrough]] and were dancing and singing and passing the night jovially in honor of this robbery [[strikethrough]] committed by them on [[/strikethrough]] of the [[?]]. We [[strikethrough]] [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] [[?]] our horses. [[strikethrough]] They [[/strikethrough]] Which were tied [[strikethrough]] up [[/strikethrough]] near the entrance of one of the forts. [[strikethrough]] [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] come what would we were bound to get [[strikethrough]] our horses [[/strikethrough]] them so we remained concealed in the brush [[strikethrough]] [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] until [[strikethrough]] they [[/strikethrough]] the Indians laid down to sleep, suffering severely meanwhile from the cold. When we thought [[strikethrough]] that [[/strikethrough]] they were all sound a sleep six of us [[strikethrough]] crawled [[/strikethrough]] crept towards [[strikethrough]] the [[/strikethrough]] our animals, [[strikethrough]] [[?]] was to remain [[/strikethrough]] the rest remaning where they were as a reserve [[strikethrough]] for [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] to fall back on in case [[strikethrough]] of not [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] we did not meet with success. [[strikethrough]] By hiding [[/strikethrough]] We hid behind logs and [[strikethrough]] crawling [[/strikethrough]] crawled silently towards the fort; the snow being of great services to us [[strikethrough]] for when crawling we were not liable to make [[/strikethrough]] and prevented us from making any noise. We finally reached the horses, cut the ropes, and by throw [[strikethrough]] [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] ing snowballs [[strikethrough]] at them [[/strikethrough]] drove them to where our reserve was stationed. We then held [[strikethrough]] counsel [[/strikethrough]] council taking the [[?]] of each in regard to what had best be done. Some were in favor of retiring, having recovered their property and having received no damage, they [[strikethrough]] would be [[/strikethrough]] were willing to return to camp. [[strikethrough]] Not so [[/strikethrough]] But this was not the case with those that had lost [[strikethrough]] no animals [[/strikethrough]] nothing. They wanted satisfaction for the trouble and hardships they had gone through while in pursuit of the thieves. Myself and two [[strikethrough]] more [[/strikethrough]] others were the only ones that had not lost horses and we [[strikethrough]] were determined [[/strikethrough]] had decided to [[strikethrough]] have satisfaction [[/strikethrough]] get redress let the consequences be ever so [[?]]. The peace party could not get a convert to their [[strikethrough]] party [[/strikethrough]] side so being us to de-
to come upon the Indians from the direction in which they were travelling. It [[strikethrough]] took no [[/strikethrough]] was some time [[strikethrough]] to [[/strikethrough]] before we got close enough to [[strikethrough]] the camp to [[/strikethrough]] discover their strength. We had to crawl and used all means that we were aware of to elude detection. After [[strikethrough]] considerable crawling to [[strikethrough]] manouvering in this fashion for a considerable time we came within about a hundred yards of [[strikethrough]] their camp [[/strikethrough]] them. [[strikethrough]] The Indians [[/strikethrough]] They were in two forts of about equal strength [[strikethrough]] they [[/strikethrough]] and were dancing and singing and passing the night jovially in honor of their robbery [[strikethrough]] committed by them on [[/strikethrough]] of the whites. We [[strikethrough]] put [[/strikethrough]] [[?]] our horses. [[strikethrough]] They [[/strikethrough]] which were tied [[strikethrough]] up [[/strikethrough]] near the entrance of one of the forts. [[strikethrough]] [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] come what would we were bound to get [[strikethrough]] our horses [[/strikethrough]] them so we remained concealed in the brush [[strikethrough]] [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] until [[strikethrough]] they [[/strikethrough]] the Indians laid down to sleep, suffering severely meanwhile from the cold. When we thought [[strikethrough]] that [[/strikethrough]] they were all sound a sleep six of us [[strikethrough]] crawled [[/strikethrough]] crept towards [[strikethrough]] the [[/strikethrough]] our animals, [[strikethrough]] [[?]] was to remain [[/strikethrough]] the rest remaining where they were as a reserve [[strikethrough]] for [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] to fall back on in case [[strikethrough]] of not [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] we did not meet with success. [[strikethrough]] By hiding [[/strikethrough]] We hid behind logs and [[strikethrough]] crawling [[/strikethrough]] crawled silently towards the fort; the snow being of great services to us [[strikethrough]] for when crawling we were not liable to make [[/strikethrough]] and prevented us from making any noise. We finally reached the horses, cut the ropes, and by throw [[strikethrough]] [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] ing snowballs [[strikethrough]] at them [[/strikethrough]] drove them to where our reserve was stationed. We then held [[strikethrough]] counsel [[/strikethrough]] council taking the [[?]] of each in regard to what had best be done. Some were in favor of retiring, having recovered their property and having received no damage, they [[strikethrough]] would be [[/strikethrough]] were willing to return to camp. [[strikethrough]] Not so [[/strikethrough]] But this was not the case with those that had lost [[strikethrough]] no animals [[/strikethrough]] nothing. They wanted satisfaction for the trouble and hardships they had gone through while in pursuit of the thieves. Myself and two [[strikethrough]] more [[/strikethrough]] others were the only ones that had not lost horses and we [[strikethrough]] were determined [[/strikethrough]] had decided to [[strikethrough]] have satisfaction [[/strikethrough]] get redress let the consequences be ever so [[?]]. The peace party could not get a convert to their [[strikethrough]] party [[/strikethrough]] side so being us to de-

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