wesaˈwûskwûn Apocynum androsaemifolium Fiber 413 wewaîeˈbûgûg Viola conspersa Heart 392 wicaˈwasaˈkonek Geum macrophyllum Female remedy 384 wîckobidjiˈbîk Actaea rubra Childbirth 382 wîckobiˈmandamîn Zea mays Food 403 wîckoˈbimûckoˈsi Anthoxanthum odoratum Arts 419 wîckobiˈsîˈganûg Zea mays Food 403 wigub Tilia americana Fiber 422 wîgwas Betula alba papyrifera Dye 425 wîgwas Betula alba papyrifera Utensils 413 wîgwas Betula alba papyrifera Aromatic 358 wikêˈ Iris versicolor Snake charm 430 wînîsiˈbûgûd Gaultheria procumbens Rheumatism 369, 400 wiˈnîsîk Betula lutea Beverage 397 wîngûskw Artemisia ludoviciana Veterinary use 363 zigoˈ Salix lucida Sores 388 [Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE XLVI. Figure 1. Ojibwe demonstration garden at Lac du Flambeau, Wis. See page 342. Figure 2. Ojibwe wigwam at Lac du Flambeau, Wis. Covered with cat-tail mats and birch bark rolls. See pages 340, 416, 422. BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. XLVI.] [Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE XLVII. Figure 1. Ojibwe dream dance at Lac du Flambeau, Wis. See page 346. Figure 2. Jerking deer meat at Lac du Flambeau, Wis. See page 417. BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. XLVII.] [Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE XLVIII. Figure 1. Ojibwe bead loom and work, Lac du Flambeau, Wis. John Whitefeather and wife. See page 413. Figure 2. Lac du Flambeau, Wis., showing Pokegama and Flambeau lakes. See page 344. BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. XLVIII.] [Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE XLIX. Figure 1. Birch bark baskets. Wife of Webujuonokwe, Flambeau Village, Wis. See page 416. Figure 2. Ojibwe cradle board. See page 420. BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. XLIX.] [Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE L. Figure 1. Pounding out Black Ash basketry splints. See page 420. Figure 2. Making ash splint baskets. See page 420. BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. L.] [Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LI. Figure 1. Great Bulrushes (_Scirpus validus_) for weaving mats. See page 418. Figure 2. Ojibwe burial on Bear Island, Leech Lake, Minnesota. See page 344. BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. LI.] [Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LII. Figure 1. Peeling birch log for canoe bark. Lac du Flambeau, Wis. See page 415. Figure 2. Birch bark roll and method of transportation. See page 415. BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. LII.] [Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LIII.