The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-26

Chabatu's housep / cannot And him. He
not among these people, p,erhaps this is nc
Chabatu. 4 he is q brave man he will com
e. Other, he R STISaa' :" Il % %Sn Hue g so. IL s am SnStU GS,
Xii the people outside were killed now e,
carried him home. Sehinom Chabatu wa
left in the. sweat horse., 1t vac about n,
middle Of the @f0renoop when sll We're KILLED
There was n log at each side of the sweat hous
door for people TO cit on. Sehinom went. int
the ground and came out under the left-han'
log. lie dug forward as the fire moved till b
came near the END Of the log. IL was burned
ont now except n very short piece. He stopped
'Sutunut's people stood around watching. 70
him. We SHOULD like to know where he Is,
Mns not there or he would have run out.
They pushed the cinders about" found no trac,
Of. his bones. lie cannot he under the log.
eaid. one man. but he did not touch the burn
At last. about dark, when the log. was burned
almost to the very end, Sutunut and all his peo
sehinom CRabatu had heard everything the,
said. When they had gone; and all was silent
his. friends lying dead, the houses destroyed
and the sweat house burned: re Srien a.
AZ. daylight he walked around everywhere
looked at the ruins: did not know what TO do
walked around again and, again.
ouSb- " sun lbD lt ibhi bDhhN .hnh 49,
stopped e. listen. There was a sound IKE the
cry Of a. kitten, or n little dog. He looked and
The noise came from under that bark.
what can be under that bark2" thought Sc.
hinom Chabatu: and turning 4 over he found
two little boys lying in each others arms and
crying. He STORED down and took them up.
Now; brother" said one Of them we had
Chabatu took tho boys to care for them. He
b9ried all the people he could snd, took The two
It home. and made 400 arrows. Then he made
five bows Of yew wood.
ba thG gave swe a oP bow S aSG forty Ssry iHss; sf To eSch. I and
said: II wish you could do something for me,
but YOU are so small don't like To send you
well, my little brother said sehinom
Kawas Ioimis in waiti Nomken TO come hero,
Tell them that I am hungry. that ! have moth
Ing to p s eat, Say "a that that / "a ar ,-o staining m1 .f:toT TEL II
then to waihap, at Hau Bull. then to Namsl
thint fyl; you will find his house by inauirlng;
from there to my father-in-law, Nom Sowiwi.
Tell these people to come to me and bring all
Then turning to the other brother. he said:
II will send you, my brother, dow3 south. !
T THni yq Ws sG : e1 to TIE Tid9e old fi mnn and 51ISai his sp peop Is
have plenty Of feather dresses for war. Go TO
tho Tede VIII brothers; 60 TO Hokohas Herit:
Puriton; GU to Kaisus at Kaisansi Haraston,
tell all to come to morrow and bring their peo-
pie"
The elder Tsudi brother came back in the
evening. "Your sisters will come tomorrow
morning." sad he. and all the others will
The younger brother came back a little later.
the people will come tomorrow morning"
s Titb h tGs isl a, ths hok oh sb peT T}sot m nso %snI,t Mii
come with their feather headdresses. When
! went to the Tede VIII brothers they aaid:
He has. indeed; my brother and I are all that
are LETT He Is our BROTHER said they; 'we
Next morning the two Kawas sisters came.
bringing many things. Each brought two elk
skins and a great many arrows and otter skiing.
boys said they, taking out food.
Peorle began to come. They came from
eyerv direction. from every side. All hat day
kept coming. sehlnom Chahatu had to wait
some days for all to come. The Kawas sisters
I'VE heard that you, were killed" said the
Tede VIII brothers when, they came. I'VE
arr! glad to see yon liyieS% c,.,.u -,
were killed except these two little boys"
The Tede VIII brothsrs were the first to
came. They came in crowds, in thousands.
and every one had a feather net on his head.
They began to come in the morning. and kept
second night. without stopping. They came
stopping for twelve DAYS and nights.
Tidoks re NAMED at home than came. and more
Tidoks came than all other people put to-
You people,, said sehinom Chahatu when
all had come. II did rot cause this war and
lighting. did rot begin: The beginning vas
wow, my brothers" said sehinom Chahatu
to the Tede VIII brothers. people far off talk
Of me; hut you caused the trouble: You be-
| mr. ~ t1a do yn1r hngt IN hn1n NM
We must leave here to morrow morning"
They started next morning, early. Sehlnom
moved southeast. The last marty of the first
day left in the evening. When night came
the van Of the army camped and the rear
When s~utnnut's forces came north from the
edge If the sky In the south to attack Sehfnom
canSa'u, Sd psoD seh sihsx @"a army a .Ff fori I o chs chs
trail, They travelled the second day till they
a camping place of the returning
noon OF the third day they sent Kaisus and
wsns south n"nt .r on ..' The following morning they
we found a canon where they camped; you
camp there"
The army, moved on. The two Kawas sis
had food to give the whole army. the two
were never empty. and all had enough;
sh Tidq f'1 people .n never a Stopped 5e t aS2n fnson and
I'VE have far to go: YOU must hurry" said
sehinom Chabatu next day: ana the Tidok
DtEdh W tiaNC lhSICl tii'loi III
forward .Hus as a scout, Before daybreak all
rose and travelled till evening. Hus came
back and said:
II have been very far down. / found an.
place where they camped. ! went
south then till ! saw fire and smoke far
away. We can rest in their camping place to-
sleep well, all you people," said Schinom
Chabatu that night; you must be fresh to-
morrow"
Next morning Hus was sent forward again,
and the army started soon after. They tray.
elled all day; At sunset Hus came back and said:
~ found the next camping place; 1t Is not
far from here. Then / went south a great way
TIL I came to a hill which runs east and west.
! went to the top of that hill and looked down.
On q broad, fiat I saw fires and many, many
people. Their camp Il verv wide from east to
west. and runs south as far as one can see.
our friends, ! have seen the enemy; we
must do the best we can"
When they reached the camping place sehi.
nom said: We will rest here tomorrow, not
travel TIL the next day"
On the second morning they rose and started
early. went slowly, resting occasionally. About
sunset they came to the hill and camped on
the north side OF 1t.
Il. want to send some one to see how many
people there are In that camp" said sehinom
Chnbatu.