Note 140 — COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PLAINS PEYOTISM

Murie, Pawnee Indian Societies, 637; Radin, A Sketch of the Peyote Cult, 3, 5; The Winnebago Tribe, 389; Densmore, The Peyote Cult. It is said that “the peyote-eaters wanted to get baptized and unite with the church in Winnebago, but the clergyman in charge would not permit them, so they went and did their own baptizing through their leader John Rave.”