A Royal Mohawk Chief

v :r _7;4v OW many Canadians are aware
 that in Prince Arthur, Duke of
i f.-,__ Connaught, and only surviving
 son of Queen Victoria, who has
been appointed to represent King George V.
in Canada, they undoubtedly have what
many wish for—one bearing an ancient
Canadian title a Governor-General of all
the Dominion? It would be diflicult to
find a. man more Canadian than any one of
the fifty chiefs who compose the parliament
of the ancient Iroquois nation, that loyal race
of Redskins that has fought for the British
crown against all of the enemies thereof, ad-
hering to the British flag through the wars
against both the French and the colonists.
Arthur Duke of Connaught is the only liv-
ing white man who to-day has an undisputed
right to the title of “Chief of the Six Nations
Indians” (known collectively as the Iroquois).
He possesses the privilege of sitting in their
councils, of casting his vote on all matters

    
  

        
    

   

    

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