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Hitch Hiker-This Papoose is occupying this "vehicle's" back seat as the Cree Indian squaw arrives in Minaki, Ontario, Canada, to get her share of fish before arrival of white visitors.
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Hitch Hiker-This Papoose is occupying this "vehicle's" back seat as the Cree Indian squaw arrives in Minaki, Ontario, Canada, to get her share of fish before arrival of white visitors.

Wide World Photos, Inc. · [ca. May 1941]

CC0 — Public Domain
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