The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-05

q 10 the world under us with Hiihli. Carry
him all over IL north, south, east, and west
Hlihli was like an old worm eaten acorn out.
side; inside he WINS like. meal or SNUFF, and
when he moved this. inside sifted out of him.
lie Ind 2 dapghter, H,ihl Lolmis acorn bear
Tsurat carried lIlihli Klemlla. all over. the
world, and when he had carried him five DAYS
from the dust which fell from him. They took
seeds Of clover growing around the sweat house
In olelpantl and scattered them; clover grew
Olclbis threw down all kinds OF flower seeds
firm the flowers bloss2ming in olelranti 4
Sedit. At the time OF the fire he ran through
under the sky In the south and went up TO olel-
fire and water stopped. Then he went east A
short distance, and made 9 house for himself.
and nfterward built him IA house near his own.
There was n big rock east Of Sedit's house,
9lSl9 psc saw and Ghq &. ..,g Im'e%a Eiy E I%rsI sittin S, Cs
20 down there % e and d stay t%S With Whit that c GLOVE sO stay "
YOU" This place was TTokuston tRGck RIDGE
on Put Mem tMcCloud Riverl Take this
around your head, wear Il always. guard the
clover. put your head among Its leaves. and
keen, the grass and clover wet and. green all
Sedit's house, and put It down on the earth for
YOU" 1.-THE rock stands nov, about fifteen
rock leaning sTHys EAST easti. 'wI5okSwSnllESuo at the eI time OF
the great water lost the middle and Longest
finger on one hand; it went far north, and
deer came all the deer in the world after the
fire: When Knhit and Mem L;oimis went
east, on the way home, wokwuk lost q small
feather from above one of his eyes: 1t went
vest and was turned into beautiful shells
AfSSssy's vent west ns and and became tSss ns0 sa nfsk a rSd' from
that came all pearl shells. He lost the tip or
his little finger. IL went west and became the
Wokwuk bird down here. He lost some spit
tie. 1t went east on the water and turned TO
blue beads. such as people wear nov around
intestines. 1t went south on the water and
became mempak; from that come ell memmpak
an elk, and from that elk came all elks..
One day Sedit said 70 Olelhis when all we're
Grandson, ! am going TO take of my skin;
and and let G,0 1, go to tie world RclHw." DO So"
would a coat and threw 1t down TO this world;
Now there will be Sedits oil over down there
While Olelbis was gathering into Olclpant.
above us Min TaItai and fHessiEs were dIsput,,
e ,oi ii gathered p people i5s' iii he had gathered
them, all at his. house. They were there, In
inside insiGe a nda outside ut itdhCuSSngs; sane' in o Spi sn,tins
One morning Olelbis said to the old women:
MY, g~randmothers, | cannot tell what TO do
here is a ridge That stretches from the south to
the north. and on that ridge people of some
kind come from the south and go north; they
go that way every day; they go north along
that ridge. and l do not know what kind of peo-
pie they are. When they are on the top of the
KIsbus and Yilshi finished the level ground
and the hills and mountains In the world be,
ever since"
old WON %sm se net :su sn %s t thSss them sGRlS the f Fstt tae
ehila swift brothers k no them; they are
people. ask the elder Ka.katchila; he knows
them; he lives far west at this time; 20 and
0lelbis set out next morning early. and just
before he reached katkatchila,s house. in the
and looking toward 1rUn I'll the u" south. it was SUe'tiine tie
elder Katkatchila, who was watching the
stop, my brother said Katkatchila. and
watch with me-" The two looked along the
ridge toward the south-it was before sunrise
in sight. then turn and go back. lie did not
c come nearer because he ssw oiel6is; The
When he saw Olelbis this one ran away home.
My brother" said ,katkatchlla TO Olclbis,.
and day, my little brother and i. Ny brother
runs north and south; he stays there and
watches"
What do you mean by cloud people,, asked
have seen only the head and neck Of one;
what | saw looked we'll, seemed good.
Sish you. my brothers, would catch one of
n,. How Is i that ySH do not know these peo:
everything; you ought to know these people;
will tell you how they came. My sister and
! made the great world .h Are; we made wax p9has
stole my flint. I was angry. / told my sister
to put her baby, outside the house. We put
the baby. When the fire was burning all over
the earth and there were great flames and
water filed the whole would with steam. aud
the wind drove the steam and smoke from the
great fire. and carried them far Off to the south,
These people are red or white or black, ali Of
them, and they are going north always. They
II should like to stand near some of these
people and look at ITEM" said oleibis;
Kat att a9 nns like "M fS b ses tee% and &" I n nre 7 here s ,rEl
ing to drive them back; but they go north in
turn to the east a little and go around him.
Bring your brother here" said Olelbis.
Katkatchili brought his brother, and the two
These cloud people are very Wild; we can.
not go near them; bgt we should like to drive
go west. my brothers" said Olelbis. land
get somethinE to stop that gap on the cast
where S,on eth the o cloud people . pa, PASS you and go north n
place for them 70 go through. Get yew wood,
nan a seIS .Hihh iohCo WIN it' III slop the
eastern slope"
They brought the yew wood and made q
very high fence on the eastern slope, and
then one on the west, leaving only q narrow
and get katsau la fhrous plant to make
strings. Make a. rope of il and set a snare In
the opening of the fence across the western
slope to catch those cloud people. The elder
brother was on the ridge near. tho western
slope, and the younger on the ridge near the
eastern slope. The brothers made the snare
and set II on the western slope. Both watched
and waited for the clouds to come.
Now, my brother" said Olclbis. when he
saw, this work, watch these people well.
Brighten them into the trap, and | will 40
back 10 Olelpanti."
Next morning early the two brothers were
watching and very soon they saw a great
many cloud people coming. Both brothers
were lying fiat on the middle of the ridge. so
the clouds could not sec them. The
cloud people watched closely. They came to
the place where they had always turned east
to go past little Katkatchila; they ran against
the fence and could not pass. They turned
and went toward the west to pass northward
along the central ridge, hut when both broth
ers stood up the clouds rushed to the west
ern sope and fell into the trap.
Olelbis saw this and said Now. my broth
ers are driving them in. must 10 and see"