The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-03

world. But he did not hear his grandmother,
river. There he saw a man standing; ,Tul.
chuherris went nearer. looked up and down
the river, but could see no place to cross. TIL
"GPendson YOU cannot pass this big river
you must get some one to hcln YOU. am the
! can wade right through the water; carry
over all who come here, II, you wish | VIII
take you TO the OTHER bank but you could
meyer go alonei you could never cross your
Tulchuherris didn't know what e DO. and
,winishuaat. aiLet him carry YOU, though this
IL one OF tho places where long az, they klllcu
mi Of our people who escaped the Oh IL man !.
pn the rock. But this man cannot XIII US.
very well = said Tplchuhcrrls to the old
The old man came up and took Tulchuherris
On h h,s back. Tnlchuherris hid q pointed bone
old man started into the water. At first 1t
Vas not deep, but in the middle Of the river
ing deeper. Then it was UP 10 his neck, and
was growing deeper ali the time. At last It
from one Side OF the river to the other. 3 The
we az WAS up 10 ne mans cyss n2w. ,,..,
This is the way this man Xxi Kills peopieShe
browns them
Tulchuherrls took out his sharp bone, thrust
and wounded him mortallv. Then he lcaped
from his back 70 the other bank, where his
uDkN "tIt iul'llNlIioITlN tIOOu n mDtlenL
looking at the wounded man. Then he said:
Hereafter you will not be what Won have
been beer ,v, 10Y ~ viii ! n be nothing nn but nm eel IhGTtl;
only an eel. and the people to come will eat
you"
Tulchuherris walked forward qdickly after
this. Sass two daughters heard every step he
took. as though he had been near them. though
men coming from the wcst-aiways knew when
Tulchuhcrris walked quickly. till almost
oNAnNnu tp1nn In ~ n t,a In N htyh rlI-a ,aar
Sass. house. just as he reached the ridge he
heard a sort Of climbing noise beyond. He
right at the spot where the noise was, but there
was no one In sight. The. ridge vas like n
straight wall reaching north and south farther
than he could sec, and high up ont OF sight.
and down into the ground, No one could go
through. or 20 around, or dig under the wall.
In the middle of the ridge was an opening in
which n great sugar pine was growing. and In
the pine u cleft large enough 10 let n person
p %sy th wnsR 9 eRs p Gms closed Tas p "sd nFas FSd h haat
The noise was made by n person hammcring
Just beyond, the opening. TulchuherTi' looked
looking his dogs sprang through the opening to
the other side; o.,
walked to the opening. Al. my m's scin"in;law W
are you there. Is that your"
Tulchuherris said nothing, but looked and
saw piles of bones inside.
Gone right in this way, my son,inlaw"
through at any other place"
cannot pass through at any other place" ful-
chuherris said. II have t. 70, but am afraid"
fear. there is no danger"
smelled him. They growled, did not like him;
nor did the old man like The. dogs; THIS old
ma" "SS SSs m sas Rh rm,Saf..N % :lsid l'y %in II fESsnswila: 20
YOU are slow he WIN catch US, This is the
Tulchuherris took his bow and culver In one
hand, stood on one foot. ,braced himself side
t T,ss' n TSs. " ,n spT1nf' ths t Tent cI thrSpE m,t N a
great noise: became solid.
-. When .Tulchuherris shot through he went
thought that Tulchuherris was caught in 1t.
"% S2ehe my son-in.law S>G you are nobody I
am Sas. You were weak, but l am strong.
J You wore Your gsGndmother,s apron You
:. %Tulchuherris hpi come up, and was stand
ing behind Sas willie he was talking. iie
stopped talking, Tulshuherris asked: =
Ny f9ther-in-law. what ere You talking
aN "Tar, " cr.sd are sa sog sur snElsEt quickly. son,
in-law. | was talking to myself. | was saying
to myself that I had done wrong TO my
head is half crazy. l am blind. l did not
know, what l was doing. ] was saying that
am old. / am weak. / am blind. My head is
! cannot do much now. Nou see my
over there. 1t is a poor house, for am
Tulchuherris went ahead, and sas. followed
at a distance. The dogs had run on,
and reached the house already. ON one side
Of the door, outside were ten grizzly bears,
snakes in the door and around it, Before Tui:
chuherris came the paniher dog had killed all
the bears and the J foK dog al. the snakes and nd
house he stood IL little way Off and looked. at
bis dogs. All aroapd sass house he saw the
bones OF his kindred, great piles of bones. and
:. When the dogs had cleared the way outside
they hey w, Wsn I'll into to the house and x, Killed h all the
full of them. Tulchuhcrris stood outside.
crying over the bones OF his people, When he
sitting on the east side of the door and
his daughters on the west. When Tulchuher.
i, and told al him to Sit between them MAJ Ul
Now, my brother" said Winishuyat. "be
careful of that old woman; many of our people
killed outside, she turned and looked at them,
and they fell dead the moment they saw her
While Tulchuherris was sitting with SASS
a large, long legged, red hacked,
very 's5yr po osG ons,S spider game OF on HIM him then o4a van an;
md they could not poison him; they got i'm.
Old sas came at last. and when he walked
,obacco, and drew a few whlfrs OF smoke. Then
- shffNN~ "fg 'NN fN' w. L
,annot do wiuhou; a pipe, 1t is best to smoke
and talk OF our business after that"
Tulchuherris took the pipe and pretended 10
'moke. He was not smoking, still smoke
'ane. and the tobacco burned out. He gave
he pipe back to Sas. Sass tobacco was made
II peoples flesh and of their bones pounded.
After Tulchuherris had given back the pipe
lie took his beautiful CULVER, put in his hand.
nd took out his own pipe of mcmtsarokison,
solid rock, not very big. but terribly heavy.
lie took his own tobacco and put IL in the pipe.
lis tobnOco was tho same kind of marrow
hat he had rubbed on his face, and something
mixed with IL III is not known what that wasl.
lighted the pipe, smoked n little.
nd said:
Here, my father in-law, take n smoke. |
IN only n young man. You arc old, you are
wise. you know everything. You say II IL
for us to take n smoke. am young, !
ont know much, but I think this pipe aud to-
,acco are for talk smoke with me-"
sas took the pipe. but when ,TulchuherrIs
et 20 the old man could not hold IL. II was
Tipping away and falling. When he tried to
stch it it fell on his arm. threw him. and
him down,
ras struggled to push the pipe off his arm.
ut he had not strength enough. Tulchuher-
and. picked up the pipe, and asked;
'Father-in-law, what Is the matter? Take
good smoke. This IL Tulchuherris's pipe"
Sas could not lift the pipe. TulchLherris