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WHITE CLOUD

To the Cheyenne his horse was a most valuable
possession. He owed much to his steed . . . often
even his life. Brave Eagle's White Cloud was
famous for his sure-footed speed which helped
give his master complete assurance whenever
it became necessary to battle an opponent.

White Cloud also distinguished himself as a
"buffalo runner." Since the Cheyenne depended
on buffalo for food it was essential that each
brave have a horse capable of dodging and rac-
ing with the speedy buffalo herds. White Cloud
dly fulfilled Brave Eagle's every command.

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BRAVERY

Leading the Sioux-Cheyenne alliance against the U.S. Cav-
alry. I Jrazj Horse, war chief of the Sioux, kept riding his
pony toward the entrenched soldiers. Evading their fire,
he would dash back to urge his allies to join the attack.
But the Cheyenne were tired of war. They wanted peace.

Calling the Cheyenne cowards, Crazy Horse
taunted them to show their manhood as he
had done. He called them women, and ac-
cused them of being afraid to fight.

Small Bear, a young Cheyenne
angered by the insults and taunts
arrogant Sioux, called his braves
and asked for two volunteers.

chief,
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to him

[ With the two young men. Small Bear calm-
1 walked to a place midway between the
llines of fire. There, spreading a blanket.
I they sat down, and Small Bear smoked his
(pipe while bullets whistled all around.

As they returned to the camp unharmed,
the Cheyenne as well as the Sioux were
amazed. Never had they seen such bravery.
Although Small Bear's tribe retired with-
out fighting, Cheyenne courage was upheld.

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NEVER zigzag from side to side.
NEVER ride "without hands."
NEVER hitch behind cars or trucks.
NEVER carry "passengers" on your bike.
NEVER ride so fast you may lose your bal-
ance or be unable to stop quickly
NEVER ride with bad brakes or tires.

ALWAYS ride on right side of roadway.

ALWAYS look carefully when approaching

an intersection.

ALWAYS signal before turning but keep

both hands on handle-bars when you turn.

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use bright headlight and red, rear reflector.

nd obey the traffic laws,
hite when it gets dark, a

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Remind your Mom llial swell-lasting Juicy Fruit Gn
is ;i healthful treat thai won't spoil your

appetite. Ask her to ^e[ book
and keep plenty on hand !

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