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Ogema, Chief,—Oge-má-kwá—female Chief. Among the Algonkin tribes women are sometimes made chiefs. Net-nó-kwa, who adopted Tanner as her son, was Oge-mâ-kwá of a band of Ottawas. See John Tanner's Narrative, p. 36.

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The "Bridge of Souls" leads from the earth over dark and stormy waters to the spirit-land. The "Dark River" seems to have been a part of the superstitions of all nations.

[27]

The Jossakeeds of the Ojibways are soothsayers who are able, by the aid of spirits, to read the past as well as the future.

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