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MICCOSUKEE LAW

"The Indian rules say when Indians have a spokesman for the people and he finishes the job, they give the Indian Spokesman a piece of medicine."
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"Indian rules say when you are fired you have to be paid with money."
                                                                                     -Buffalo Tiger

Letter of
November 15, 1958
from William McKinley Osceola,
Patriarch of the Miccosukee Seminole Nation disowning his renegade son, Mike Osceola.

Seminoles Fire Medicine Man
Miami Daily News
March 11, 1957
p.8A
Written by
Jane Wood Reno,
mother of former US Attorney General, Janet Reno.


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