The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-19

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wan %rh "sns %@ 3 ct nsS . f Toafs1 nO Son,t IKE Ike S SGI
he Is all twisted"
Next evening Hesslha. said There is q ma
who lives at the same place as Kobelus Hcrli
lie wants TO see You. His name is T%santeri
"The! man has a hollow breast" said Nor
A man from the far north Is coming, Kel
hes!Eiit lthe hi It,. ont S,t Of Witch ITCH k9lyss are .! %psaSIs
he. has a bad odor. lie. smells like tho earth
"A man from vry down south, Bisus Herr
oh. I don't like him; his legs are too short
distance islam s's s"uih ~ 12% M. ! fe eG% Wiu T Hertz '"O',
II don't like him; ,ho has too much breasts; II
"My sister, Katsi Hcrit tchicken hawk IL
ri Know him snii N0Twsn ;oo " II e toe
CHAT Wsihallna Herit tpino nut busl is
coming to see YOU"
m NJ do On ~ IKE Sd bin; w he bs s,nel MS OF 1d psic m n,w sysn
ing" said Norwnn. and she went out TO bring
come. She brought an ormful. and while go,
s Sine iS $rS Sp% and saw @ %sih ! % so NOR Sy fG GPe "s'"i
home. scSdit did not follow her
Next morning early sho went out. and look
ins t r. Tn' and TtiG a y hooked ok dOs stick ssT four sMo or T'd FIVE feet ae
long; called L;ckus, to pull a limb of a tree to-
ward you. She broke the stones TO pieces,
IIuhV nv. Nll'Ns NlliON. lhV plt'Nh VI tht- nv Fiu
burned them. She knew some man had put
them there and intended to, come. That night
house SnS s snd Iy he4 S Sr ins ' ON The eide nor Fl the It sT wSs
,hs house: inc stranger came II, sat down
though II. had never been combed.. Norwan
but said not q word. and he said nothing. After
a while he stood np end walked ont: While
fall nenF hpr md abs Dipkpd n un II WINS n
small net BAG halt full Of mice. She threw II
after the stranger. He was Chat Waihalina,
Of brush. wont to where the visitor Ind sat.
swept the place clean, and threw fresh Garth
The next night they heard some one walking
outside. soon a man came IN; He had a
whore Norwan was living and sat down. She
lay tneTc looking at him; After sitting q while
Tits was Norbis KiemiIn. '''
n ths Early morning before dancing she
built built a n fire ontf M.,. And sat q down { m. at 1t; co That
came to where Norvon was a thc FIRE he snt
q s"% bunch h y 3 9rsss issye s'T on each pS11'e side sc Of %G nis
head; lie had a second name, Pal Homhoma.
my my anci its' sent m aS,a to nj tell II v S@vf tb SG'f The 'f peopis
At Hill puihlut Ton finished talking yester-
S Sng and ,ae NJ ar" ,ime going -. It ma have e, e great ssi fsT st.
Kopus K!em!la ,told Man Might OWL: lie is
sem, word to Soreb ii.i two DAYS ego. and he sent
+; ssris is H1, Thsr Rni KIN f Ton' f Ts Ia. % .saf
word to Sedit. who lives at Sonomvai. and
to Katsi T!er't, who lives ornosite Pas Puisono.
Keii Herit and rede VIII Herit and many
rP He has S,, sent w. to o,I yoT 1T. brother = > Wnida
he may not, Kopus Kiemila wants you to
VERY Well" said Norwan. IT will 60 to-
S:erin Dollte vas satisfied and went away.
row, You viii stay here. J. hone. shall he
glad II you stay at homo and take care Of this
When she rose in the morning she stretched
her right hand toward the southeast and got
burilull Ia red fiowcrl,, She put her hand there
white fowersl for clothing. A third time she
put her hand ont and hluyukluli tstar fowersl
C gnr, on It. and These e"d rh snd put % sr ,Ss .lm nsr , hesa as
n brother" said she when dressed. II am
MY BROTHERS, daughter" called Kar Kic-
,mila from, Olelpanti when she was starting.
YOU" THE door of a sweat house LOOKS toward
made by olielbis; on which Kar ,Kiemiia was
took most of his beautiful things from the
southeast. and he could look down In that direc-
vi IO1 INV ht'lT u III HpuSC III oItlTHllI1.
Tho door in Hlihii Pnihlut Ton was toward the
west. because from that door they could see the
t Sisibi- h %as tt. In 3 5sstp IN al, The The h ~"rid. a1 Knp Ss
house was second to It, and the best
In the lower land
stayed bch,nd at Sorwan .Buii.. When
lDolite brought the invitation ,Norwan
!!9oa n must promise "Sms.s , sS m sSs. 9 %,o GIVE SR the me r news
before | reach the sweat rouse."
must on at a 1ns m ena S e rni Tor9 g se mH ., D6lits
.nid he. "Kopus Kiemila sent me To- shy to you
to come as quickly as you can. The people
' ''aye e sHf.y Of P' %hom aFf ! t saSFS Son no~ Sxce aH N !% r
and you. brother waida Wsrria. they have not
Teonl FRO from D Hiop n fe"sns nski he's N's% come .', you
must hurry as much as YOU can"
When he Ind given the message he rushed
She went along the top Of Pui. Toror
md came to a spot where she heard much talk.
nj lhild hna 'H playins. 4 icon r sSe siw was a cr rmoatS Or
no rocks. no grass. Just level lard. When she
cams W she children said 70 her: ,
we want to go to the sweat house. but we have
nothing to wear we have no clothes and we can
The girl. were all of the Tsudl people [micel.
he boys OF the patkilis people lrabbllsl Nor
: wan xre aGok man sT0 sannS SRe SAY" leaves Ss some 4 S'sts 'ocs
leaves like those" said one OF the boys. land
!ried to put them on as ears. but could not
Norwan stretched her hand southwark. md
gray fog which rises from water came on
i. She put this fog on a Patkilis hoy TO wear.
h, r.retchsd her hand to the east. and red and
for a Patkilis boy. She put her hand
south and found willow catkins. white" ones.
md made a tail and put it on the Patkilis boy.
gave him shoes made of the c%etkins., When
one boy was dressed, she said: Let the 9TH
'rs be like this one" and that moment they
we're like him.
Now she took acorn mould, green and brown.
put It on one of the Tsudi girls. sho took
ioson leaves from her, staff 1.-THE leaves are like
nice earsl, and put them on the girl for ears.
She took more acorn mould, rubbed and rolled
I out like n little stick. and made a tail. When
me Tsndi was dressed and fixed nicely. she
Let all tho others be like this one"
md that moment they were like her.
Now, sister" said they. we are ready"
Norwan started, and all the Tsudi girls and
patkilis boys went with her. When they
.o0ked. around and saw. that all the trees were
,ull OF fresh. beautiful ,acorns. the top OF the
louse was covered with them. There were
and piles of acorns inside and around
he sweat house. and q little way of a great
many trees were loaded with fruit.
From Oielpanti they could see down into
alihli Puihiut Ton. All persons who had
'ome were inside. Norwan looked in and saw
~ ~ AEI all