The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-10-20

l-dN I'd. the son OF SAM. anu JItH,
since | refu e 10 eat it, it will decay
awaT. a. avita' : tody decays and the
world will -hriIel up. and all things
will perish. because the god Il dead
and crumbled TO dust forever. Or else
il is in my body, who am god in his
place: and then, if anybody does me
harm or hurt, he viii be an implOus
wretch, and viii have broken taboo,
and Heaven knows what e, lis and mis-
fortunes may not, therefore. fail on
each and all Of YOU
\ very old chief rose from the ranks
outside. His hair was white and his
eyes bleared "Tu-kila-kila speaks
we'll. he cried. in a loud but num-
bling voice. His words are wise. He
argues to the point. He is very cum
ming. advise you, my people, to be
careful how you anger the whitefaced
stranger. fOr YOU know what he is he
Is cruel: he is Owerful There was
never any storm in my time and am
an old man-so great in BOupari as the
storm that 70 e when the King OF the
Rain ate the torn apple. our vans
and our taros even now are suffering
from it. He is mighty strong god.
Beware how you tamper with HIM.
He sat down, trembling. y younger
chief rose from a nearer rank. and
9 ..;.t NJ ~ .S, H. "o iip'
word i evil. he - ,pmCb mistaken I
have another thought. My thought Is
this Let rs kill and cat the white
faced stranger at once, By wager of
battle, and whatsoever fights and over
comes him receive his honors: and
t,l,n IN vyifn 4ba fai,.ro,nan tho 0uann
of tna Clonds tne .nn-farad Koronr
whom no Lro,rht fro,,, ~ sI,, ,,,itb
him
.,But who wiiI+nen he Tn kiIa-K iIa,"
FELIX askel tnrnin~ round unon him
ouirkIv UahItnation n danrn,. had
made him nnnatu,aIIv ala,.t IN eurb
utmost av4rrrniries
.,W-by +ho man who .Ia,,- ,-o,, Tho
,.,,,n.rhinf ,r.,,.[,,.,,I ,r,..,.,,,
;ng big bna,.,- +nr,afa,ri- III ? ma
fni7rd ovn,....io,,
II think NOT =. Felix answered.
s,Yo1r reasoning J. had Fo,. if am
mot ,Tu-[iIa.I[iIa how can anr man NO.
como Tp-KiI,.KiIa ~, lriiIina, ,nn, Ana
If ann Tn-KiIa-KTIa how Gs,.n Won NOT
beinr yoursnIf Koron~ and not HAVING
broken oil tho sacred honrh -. diG
vnntII.e 70 attack me-, Won wish 70
Set aside All The customs Of Bonnari
Are you not ashamed OF such gross I'M
DletE=
"Tu-kila-Kila speaks well" the
King OF Fire put in. for lie had no
cause to love the aggressive young
chief, and he thought better OF his
.IS".iGo 1oi., +hi1I ~ : hn ,t
% ~, III. nv I;I ' L ~ 10 ,'il'3s
ny "a 'oN
slew with his hands: and therefore the
life i now h be holds it.,
Felix WAS embroidered ny this favor
able opinion TO strike out 4 fresh line
in a further direction He stood for
ward once more, and beckoncd again
iOr silence. ~ g, my people, he said
calmly, with slow articulation, "hy the
custom o. your race and the creed YOU
profess am now indeed, and in every
truth. the abode Of your great god.
Iu-klIa-hlia. But furthermore. |
have new revelation - make to you.
an going TO instru you in fresh
way. This creed that YOU hold is fall
OF errors. -As Tu-n LAX la. mean to
take my own course, no Islander him
dcring me. If you try TO depO-e me,
what great gods have YOU now got left?
None. save only Fire and Water. my
ministers King OF the Rain there is
none: for |, who was he, am now Tu-
kila-kila. Tu-kiIa-kIla there j.
none, save only me, for the
other that WIS, ] have fought and
conquered. The Queen Of the Clouds
Is with me. The King d the Birds Is
with me. Consider, then, Q frcn 5.
that Il you kill Us all. YOU viii have
nowhere to turn; YOU viii bc left quite
goddess.
ut i true. the people murmured,
looking about them. hal puzzled. He
Is wise. He speaks we'll He is indeed
a Tu-kila-kila."
fcuA pressed his advantage home at
once. Now. listen he said, lifting
up onc solemn foretingcr. II come
rom country very far away. where
the customs are better by many yam,
than those OF Boupari. And now that
am indeed Tu-kila-kiIa your god.
your master | will change and alter
some o. your customs that seem to me