The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

, was cruel. he would put off an put OF Civ.
In. the powder Of the whirlwind to the
I Observation-Disclosures. hoping TO hear the
end Of the Story-tnat-never-ends. Mean
while the CONGRATULATIONS was Il
watch The Raven until she found the pow
der OF the whirlw Ind in lis secret place.
Then the wis- Bear gave the Squaw-
.whc-has-dreams "a quart of words as ssei
! 80 she might plant then; an raise a crop of
talk 10 tell the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES An
the SQTaw-whC-has-dreamS planted the
an they grew an grew an she
: gathered sixteen hudles of tllk an brought
them 10 her wiswam. After that she pCt
beads In her hair. an dyed her lips red. an
rubbed red on her cheeks. an put on a new
blanket: an when the Raven saw her. h
asked her 10 marry him. So they We're
we!dei. an the SIuaw-vh o-haS-dreams
went TO the tepce of the Raven an was his
wife.
But the Raven was old an cunning like
fan-mee-kee. the Beaver. an he said. III.
Is not wise who KEEPS a SIuaw too long,
An with that he thought he woald kill the
Observation-Disclosures the next day with
the powder nf the wh!rlvind. But the
Squaw-who-hss-drt ans firs, told the Raven
that she hated Whea-isc-Soo. The Giant:
an that she should rot love the Raven until
he had killed When-jee-goo. She knew
the Giant WIS too big an strong for Iha
Raven 10 Kill with his lance. an that he
must get his powder OF the w%hirlwinl. she
would watch him an learn its secret place.
Tn Raven said he would kill the Giant a
the sun went down next day.
Then the Squaw-who-has-dreams told
the Raven the first OF the Story-that-neyer-
ends, an used up one bundle of talk: an
when the story ended for that night the
Squaw-who-has-dreams was saving: Am.
80. out of the lake that was red az the sun
CAME a great fish that was green with vel
low wings. an il walked also with feet. an.
1t came up TO me an said: But then she
would tell no more that night: nor could the
Raven, who was crazy with cur pre-
vail on her. Il must now sleep ar dream
what the green fish with the yellow wings
said" was the reply Of the Squaw-who-has-
Dreams, an she pretended to slumber. So
the Raven. because he was curious. put of
her death.
All night she watched. but the Raven
did not 20 to the secret place where he Fad
hidden the powder OF the whiriwind. Nor
the next day. when the sun went down ala
the Raven kill the Giant. But the Souaw-
who has-dreams took up again the story
that-never-ends an told what the green
fish with the yellow wings said; an she
used up a second bundle Of talk. When
she closed for that time, the Souav-who-
has-dreams was saying: "An' a. might fell
Moh-kwa. the Bear. called to me from his
canyon an said for me to come an he
would show me where the great treasure OF
fire water yas buried for you. who are the
Raven So / went into the canyon. an
Moh-kwa. the Bear. took me by the hand
an LED me TO the treasure Of fire water
which was greater an richer than was ever
seen by any Sioux"
Then the Squaw-who-has-dreams would
tell no more that night. while the Raven eat
his fingers with cur osity. But he made I'D
q new plan not to twist the squaw-who-has-
dreams until she showed him the treasure
OF nre water. an told him the end of the
etory-that-never-ends. On her mar, how
ever. the Sauaw-who-has-dreams. as she
went to sleep. wept an tore the beads from
her hair, an she said the Raven did not
love her; for he had not killed the Giant
as he promised She said she would tell no
mere OF the Story-that-ncver-ends until Tie