CHIPEWYAN  . Athabaskan . About 3000 in the region S. of

Lake Some Canadian- Coming to be more influenced by the Writings of Petitot, Legoff, Morice Athabaska, N.W . Canada . French admix- whites . Reached by Catholic (see Babines), &c.; Morice, An- ture. missions. thropos, 1906-1907, and Ann . Arch . Rep . Ontario, 1905 . CHIPPEWA Algonkian . About 18,000 in Ontario, Manitoba, Much French and Good progress . Many Indians quite Warren, Minn .

Mist .

Soc . Coll., 1885; (Ojibwa) &c.; nearly the same number in English admix- equal to average whites of neigh- Blackbird, Ottawa and Chippewa the United States (Michigan, tore in various bourhood . Among the Canadian Indians (1887); W . Jones, Ann . Wisconsin, Minnesota, N . Dakota). regions . Chippewa the Methodists, Catho- Arch . Rep . Ontario, 1905; Hugolin, lies and Anglicans are well repre- Congr. int. d . Amer . (Quebec, 1906); sented; among those in the United P .

Jones, Hist . Ojebway Inds . (1861) . States the Catholics and Episco- palians chiefly, also Methodists,

Lutherans, &c . A number of native ministers .