The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-10

Now, my brother said wInishuyat. wv,
are going e the place where ses Killed al
escaped from. The place to which he is iakinF
you. ZIG, VIII take yy2G to, a tree; he viii asl
They went 70 a very wide and icvsi, plain. n
pine tree. leaning TO one side somewhat.
My son. in law snid sas; 81 used TO Play
n nSyS GS but ri show G%s ' your how TO cI piaS. play niue"
MY brothcr" said Winishuyat. ~ Will
tel tie NIL yTu uy what DO to n S9' xiii If St w''l ld sFG hts t Ss't h aE%
lead him on; make him go higher and higher ON
the tree, md walt I'll Tomorrow. ,
shaherrif seized tho top Of the tree. pulled i
kent. his hold and slipped down. ,
Now. my son, in law, go up 30 higher. |
you" ,Tulchnherris went TO where sas mad
s SSsn' where rGo y hisR we're. ;H .6,r s%s. T RI TSI1sa :?
S"IGG5 T I viii you 20 a T little G HaiSTrS" U''""'''', 70
Sos took ikaln,qbl hold Of the tree at the top, pq bnSa
well, fatherin.iaw." said fGlchuherri;, try
a %,iittic higher ti'sn did The frat time; Don't
ssGGSo higher! e said T PiT pYh,si MY son in:
law. ! cannot e. higher iSI T: ! am OLD, ,o Trqi G !
then he gave a harder pull than before. Sas
i held on without, trouble roIh Sm and siIpp srl. to 2o1 the e
sswwinng.'; TuIlohuherr II" went up. go higher, "
said Sas. lie went higher. GO higher; You
RRRIs;hesr.. said r"''"Uh'FFi'' but A' went a little
Old sas, gaveo good pull, stronger than be-
fore. TulChuhcrris held on and came TO the
Hs'wSHR% %, w s%'S!S let f tSis day 70 be on" made sIss slho ore S'' 90
!!@WSeHIfi!y M Ht6e %h%f sH"r you oV trr mo@ came very tH%r;
well" said, Sac, give, me a small pull; my
am 80 weak"
on sas went up: G higher. said TUT
hSSrriss pulled d%cwntRo tor, " the SI tree. but not
SO far: While he was pulling, Sas .s.nid; oh,
Rcrr fsn saRd " pn d2T tha let w 1t q 4 Iss1s so Tg 9h iSc
once. more, ' said sas, and we win go home"
Now, my brother e said .winishuyat, this
+ the last time to t2,Gny; lie WI Try bard to
Tulchuherris went up two.thirds of the way.
Sas pulled the tree to The ground and thought
Just before he let It go. Tulchuherris spraug Off
behind him and rushed away. The tree flew
looked everywhere, but couid:not see Tulchu'
heIy!s; 7,n,o,n,ouu,, ;, ,,,, :. .,uo.
dead and he started to go home, talking to
himself as he went.
,rs sT yon trlt,I nso wha! are you saying what
Sas turned around, amazed. ..Oh. son-in-
Tulchuhrrr,s thought: MY father.in. law
Se1t to !" XII XII T Inn. T WR RSrro my ! a Tdll trg %y
spoke to me Of Sas. knew nothing; ! raid no
listen Histte I did not nI beli T%s " Snt 1 s @s now \ wa that q
she n Spose s srs!y T S6sns she told ne ne w rnss Kind f. iS of
soundiy.% Then he reached his right handi
and, n stick, came on it. He carved aud paint.
ed the stick beautifully. red and black, and made
toward the east, and wood FOR a mokos harrow
str9iGhtencrl came on It. He made the mckos
f fox f arHs' it, ."' OF ''t thi fof he sT made s0S a hendh ani
and painted it red. All these things he put in
We are ready" said Tulchuherris. "Now.
Daylight, / wish Won to come right awav.,.'
daylight came, sas rose. and they started
and he, Climbed the tree """GG o "r hishe er% SAID SAID .
higher" He went high. and Tulchuhcrris did
not give 2 hard pull. Sas came down safely;
top. N'F s"s looked pG at E Man' t dien' d hs@Ft the 10 sr sne
pine almost TO the earth. standing with his
s saGN 70 of 'f Seh fnG S ga 'h and fT rsn a TnJcf into tns
field. Tho tree sprnng into the sky with n
sas. You viii not trouble me again. Ho
talked on to himself and was glad;
.sas, turned; oh. my son-in-law, was
'f! "Now sn" my R broth hsI: y s%id w Tns sogTy: "sns
will kin you unless you kill, him. At midday
Nr. WE we not not as s0 strong sGrsi as s Hntsss 20" XIII him
the .T rstR ,on,@ ssia tE Tu, sf"iR; then T I will m go to
Sas and Tulchuherris had gone: Ny sister.
our father sas has tried all people, and so far he
for him today, he viii not come back he viii
Sas went up high. Tulchuherris thought.
f fIs' a;r1l not su lIt'5 soa hishf Sss s ss1a ThHi rGsr nnd
higher; I am a, the top; don't give me a big
Tulchuherris took hold of the tree with one
hand N Pulled {Hk.n It ia as far, far as ., it would tns bend en- then let
was heard. q hundred times louder than any
sky. and earth shook. Oieibis, who lives in the
highest mi II place. &C heard + maj; Al! s S ,0-,n,,u
was the splitting OF Sas.
hours. perhaps. after the earth Stopped trem,
bling, then; far up in the sky he heard n voice.
"oh. my, son. in-law, I am split. I am dead.
] thought that l was the strongest power livinS,
T fui am 9s'' is t the s 1eas .i|e power S% ! shall ia thy thy
worli.'
Tuichuherris could not see any one. He
things; VIII you give me your fox-skin head
Tulrhuherris put his hand into his fox. skin
CULVER, took out the band, and tossed II To
HIM. II went straight up to Sas, and he caught
4. "Now will you give me your mokost"
Tulchuherrls took out tho mokos and threw
1t. Give me your fire drlll!" lie threw that.
Another voice was heard now. not So loud:
81 wish you would give me n headband OF white
quar- a" This voice was tho smaller part of
Sas. When Tulchuherrls had given the head
band he said: My father-in.law, you are split
you are two. The larger part Of you will DO
sas 1.-THE sum. the smaller part ChnnahI tmoon,
the white onel. and this division is what you
have needed for n long time, bat no one had
the strength to divide you. You are in a good
state now. You. Chanahi, win grow old quick
~ and die. then you will come to life and 10
young again. You viii be always like that in
this world, And sas, You viii travel vest all
day. You will see all things In the world as
they live and die. Ny, father in law, take this.
too, from me-" Tulchuherris threw up to Sas
q culver made Of porcuplne skin. II will tako
IT,, said SaS, and | will carry y alwny""
headhnnd and said Wear 1t around your head