Sally continued.
“My new husband tried very hard to be a good chief, but there were so many problems. Our young braves had learned the evils of whiskey and the white man was willing to sell it to them. Even though I had accepted the white man’s God many years before, I was not baptized until 1822. I then received the name the white man’s name of Sally, Sally Between-the-Logs.”
“Sally is the white man’s name for Yourowquains,” James Hicks said. He then turned to Sally and told her to continue.
“Between-the-Logs traveled to many cities, just like Tarhe had, trying to collect the money promised from previous treaties. On one trip, he brought back a white man disease; I think you call it consumption and, in 1828, after only 9 summers, my second husband died. He had only lived to see 4
