Connelley William Elsey. Indian Myths

Rand McNally & Company, 1928. — 167 p.These Indian myths were collected by William Elsey Connelley. They were secured from the old people of the Wyandot tribe many years ago. Mr. Connelley was adopted by the Wyandots as a mark of favor for the work he did among them.
These stories have been adapted for use in the third, fourth, and fifth grades of the American public schools. They are written in the vocabulary and expression of those grades. The adaptation was principally made by Miss Edna Clyne, of the Seattle public schools.
Mr. Wallace Clarke, in his illustrations for the book, has admirably interpreted these Indian myths.