MALLERY.] ° OBJECTIVE NAMES. 451 
Fig. 602.—Torn-Belly. Red-Cloud’s Census. \ 
Fie. 602. 
Fig. 603.—Spotted-Face. Red-Clond’s Census. 4 
Vig. 604,—Licks - with-his- tongue. Red-Cloud’s 
Census. The tongue is exaggerated as well as pro- 
truded, and without explanation might be mistaken 
for a large object bitten off for eating in a gluttonous 
manner. 
Fia. 604. 
Fig. 605.—Knock-a-hole-in-the-head. Red-Cloud’: 
Census. { 
Fic. 605, 
Fig. 606.—Broken-Leg-Duck, an Oglala, went to 
a Crow village to steal horses and was killed. Amer- 
ican-Horse’s Winter Count, 1786-87. A line con- 
nects the bird, one of whose legs is out of order, with 
the mouth of the man’s head, which is without sealp- 
loek. Fia. 606. 
Fig. 607.—Antelope-Dung broke his neek while sur- 
rounding buffalo. American-Horse’s Winter Count, 
185354, 
Fia. 607. 
