, 1870-01-17

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FsAlng M. poor Ctscopea found the woman Rolt
md hlnseH ii weak u suJ otne1 MAJ. % tHe
| ai1ns hspks hts- hacE win his great elno Aoo
Then changing Chacopee 'iuto dog, bfde
him icilo1 HIM. Puttltg tae feather lafo
hu own halr. the giant and M
dog set out for the north, where TWO fAtoooaly
Pretty women lived whom the giant Nlsned 70
ms1r1,. Tttse gt,ts ware lbs dxoshter1 Of great
/ Chief, VINO h2d sEoru they nereT ahould marry
IN, ole hut Ere1t Chief who, 'the prppnss 1ofe-
tnld, Mouta come-' from The south and wess .
Wh,te feather IL hIs hair. When The giant ana
his Cog cane to the village tae etAns Welt ID 70
Gay nl1h the etdest ai1ter, vhtIo tho dog STOLE on
70 the other SISTERS lodga and s5eps beside nes.
In The night tte younger eistez dreamed aae
took good care OF tho cog shs would become
great Chiefs VIE, FIR greater TIM ne o. inc
white feather. NeIt no11iuR ahe yonh not loof
al the s;Aus, but walked out ol the yflixgd fol-
loved BY the cog. and when they Tefe aone Inc
tcp mn to 1he brook snd tooE up stono Ii his
mcpth, which tnucd'atefy became beaver, and
the Ctefa daughter took It hotns for theu o'no<1.
Toe giant huoled every d1y, bal he could KIN no.
hing, 40 be nud his s4u4v XEfc nearly Starved,
AID The Chief waf very srgfy because the giaat
kept hts daughter 10 poorly. The Etaut, sseng bow
wen ,ha younger sister snd her dog Nged, *atcned
tho do2. and Bhen he had .1atsa stone from tho
brook and laW u tnrn to beaver, the giant dres
out stone from the water Eud 1t also became
beaver. Greatly relotced, The glans tied the
sstrnsar " snd vi: - mt n In Inn not to hol.
pn, n.n ,te toor or the i'd IN aen II II uas doue
on,. ~. .t~nr -. ,he,e vhIeh tha 11sns hsi
,tken from tie brock.
+ The dog, finding hta becrtt WAs discovered,
went cut INTO the woods 3nd bEuke dry tw1g
fyun bush that nad been burned BY the nFes ana
the black fw1g At oute bccal1e btsck neaI Tic
giant watched again, and seeing how the deg Eos
v.sa h1srr near. M Ia tied tt To nd b:l. and
hronpht n boM> Rne wh.n hts sorax veos IN
ret enne ~ the henr eha Eaw on,y castfc1 It .ck
tied to tha heIt. t,hen the 1,ant went to the
CHEZ and told him Of tna dJ@pracetul manner
IN which h:s dauehter vas ttyrnI with L
day: bat the Chief satd II uaa tmposs1-
b1a for dov 70 tate cams ~
the rtsut related. Howayer. the unIsf. Ia eatsfT
htmseIf sbnut tbe mstter. annoinred eere.a1
xoonu men To 10 End sea ahout II When the
rnp heatd this hs told h,s m,atrnes br how.vora
IN aHeat him Al tha rnn,sns dn mr. neop1e.
Teen she built p,r and 1eft 1t open It tne foa
spd IL the MT she mt the dog, sud mt syersi
neA:ed stores in With him, and closed the opep.
ipg. So he xHeat rrodte7oualy and when the
ypp1 10 en- cane xud opened the nit ths dog 1as
Lo lopser there bat p;ce youu1 man in hIs
Etesd. Wien they took him out Of tho pts and
brought him to the Chief. but ho had no soeech
and could tell uoth.p7. The Chief called al tho
rue men toRether. and they toor eounc,,. All of
them smoked, and the giant smoked, bat wnen
the youpg map smoked behold pYeas nocks Of
pigeons new out OF the suote. The wtae men
k1eH BY the token that lhe young msn WAS tho
real Chief Of the white feather, nd Tho giant an
lnpostoE. So tho Wise men smoked
again, ard then took the white feather from tina
gltnts head acd put It IN chaeoreet hatr, fot
II xaB ne, ana Immediately Chacopeoa speech
returned, hnd he related 10 The wise men an ihnt
had happened to h'm: how be had been rstsed IN
tne wood; TOW he had got the Wits feather; how
be carried hone the wooden msu and coavessed
with II; how he had slain the Qlsot's brothers;
how be mad been oe21'ed BY the beautiful woman.
tfan' 1ofmed nto = cog o5 tue e'ant and brought
n"1el' "neu no nao naae aneao 9! spest!asi
Ias "ite Aea tose w anu tolo 'ne eoiei sai toeJ
speR, anu tua Cn!e4 oioefea kae giaos 10 Dc
oea'en 10 oeatn WIN e9ues. BOZ wnen tne waf-
f1o1s came nea. n'm' LIE s1aas changed mnseu in-
10 won, ana ran away go !ass taat neknef ing
Haf1sora nor tne ao2s eoa'a catcn MN. unhl tnas
dsy no "oA nAo ever peeo seen, ana ~! the No4Ses
Low usir9 are tne slsnts eaaoren' ano tnAt
Why 'ney eas Nse'e roJs oua SuR'
A14et ING gam aau .au asAy .as Cnlei maae
nptens leoa., eau l e. 'u n.' aHus L ue.s "
SnA.op, @ .ooA .snsa..ss u4s ~ s vsop..; ~
"Ac1e 10 o4oosu asso e,N "oo1 0au ~ W.
staaan.l W. 1s'ss ~. nt ~ aoI saso op.,s
and beauulpl dauRntets. ana n.s eoos SUI saie
ell that country, winch ID to~aeos sne telpo8 snn
and s'on2 Inc sea. ..
when abe had done asked II she reallJ bell eved
tneFe ever "e1e R1Auto ou tae ear1us ...
| "Yes," she replied. "huutreds Of u7ess ago
.ha wan unt ro-n4n vava AT AZ sst a. frees. hnt
NC n.u ~. a. ...,,.r 49,, ~
| they an no higher than bushe,. and huodret,
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