. Bulletin. Ethnologie. Densmore] TETON SIOUX MUSIK 177 am besten in der Gesundheit und in der Würdigkeit, für die ich mich recht in meiner Jugend geleitet hatte in Übereinstimmung mit allen, die eines Jungen und jungen Mann erforderlich ist und das Leben in einer Weise verdient, meine Eltern und Großeltern. Ich hatte ein sauberes aufnehmen, wenn ich von der Elk geträumt. Der Traum kam mir, als ich schlief in einem Zelt war. Einige kam in der Tür der Hütte. Er sagte, daß er für mich gekommen war, und ich stand auf und folgte ihm nach. Es war eine lange und schwierige Reise, aber er führte mich zu einer schönen Lodge. Alle sur-Rundungen wunderschön waren. Die Lodge wurde Yello lackiert

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. Bulletin. Ethnology. densmore] TETON SIOUX MUSIC 177 best in health and in worthiness, for I had conducted myself rightly in my youth, complying with all that is required of a boy and young man and living in a manner worthy of my parents and grandparents. I had a clean record when I dreamed of the elk. The dream came to me when I was asleep in a tent. Some one came to the door of the tent. He said he had come for me, and I arose and followed him. It was a long and difficult journey, but at last he led me to a beautiful lodge. All the sur- roundings were beautiful. The lodge was painted yellow outside, and the door faced the southeast. On entering the lodge I saw drawings on the walls. At the right of the entrance was a drawing of a crane holding a pipe with the stem upward, and at the left was a drawing of a crow holding a pipe with the stem downward. I could see that the occupants of the lodge were living happily and luxuriously. I was escorted to the seat of honor opposite the entrance and reached it with difficulty, as the lodge was iilled with brush, and I was not accustomed to making my way through thickets. [At this point the occupants of the lodge seem to have been recognized as elks.'] The elks in the lodge watched me with interest and encouraged me to go on, saying they had something they wished to tell me. At last I managed to reach the seat assigned me, and when I was seated the elks rose and said they had heard that I was a great friend of the buffalo, and that they wanted me to be their friend also. They said they had tested me by requiring me to reach this difficult place, and as I had succeeded in doing so they were glad to receive me. They then said that they were going to sing a song and wished me to learn it. They sang the following song, which has no words. No. 46. Song of the Elks (Catalogue No. 609) Sung by Bk.we Buffalo Voice J— 60 Drum J =120 Drum-rhythm similar to No. 8. i^^piUs Analysis.—The descending fourths E flat-B flat, and B flat

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