Gray Feather, daughter of the Blind Arrow Maker, is in love with White Arrow, son of the Sioux war chief. Gray Feather visits "The Gray Woman of Many Sorrows," the fortune teller of the Sioux, and is warned by a premonition of danger, and tries to persuade her lover not to go on the usual hunt. White Arrow is wounded and Little Elk, believing that White Arrow would die before aid could reach him from his people, determines to apply to a passing wagon train for assistance. The settlers, fearing to gain the enmity of the Sioux, determine to delay the train until White Arrow can be restored to his people. Little Elk, who carried White Arrow to the wagon train, sees an approaching band of Crow hostiles. He tells the settlers to park the wagon train until he can come to their aid with his own people. A fierce fight follows in and around the wagon train, in which the Crows are practically all killed. It is with much gratitude that the settlers bid farewell to their red men friends while White Arrow and Little Elk return to their own people.
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