akádi ʇí ugaí, niníba íʇi. Kĭ wédajĭ-ma among tent they pipe painted the And those elsewhere the paint tent with wédahaⁿ-májĭ, añ´ka-bájĭ ebȼégaⁿ. Iñké-sabĕ akádi I do not know them they are not so I think. Black shoulder among the níkagáhi aká égaⁿ gáxai ebȼégaⁿ, aⁿ´ctĕwaⁿ´ gáxa-bájĭ chief the sub. so made I think of any pattern he did not make ebȼégaⁿ. Niníba waqúbe gáxai ʞĭ, niníba jaⁿ´ kĕ bȼáska gáxai, I think. Pipe mysterious made when pipe wood the flat made thing lg. ob. uȼískai, wajiñ´gadá ájii tĕ, ʇáhiⁿ jíde put porcupine bird heads put many the “deer fur” red work around it on it past act íkaⁿtaⁿ´i.” tied to it. That is, “Those persons who belong to the Iñke-sabĕ sub-gens known as Keepers of the Pipes, paint their tent(s) with the pipe decoration. I do not know of any other persons, members of other gentes, using this decoration; I think that no others use it. I think that the Iñkesabĕ chief decorates his tent in this manner, and that he did not decorate it in any way he pleased. When the sacred pipes were made (on the tent) the pipestem was made flat, porcupine work was put around it, several heads of birds were fastened on it, and tufts of reddened horses’ hair were tied to it at intervals.” (See Fig. 184 and Pl. XLIV, C.) This Iñke-sabĕ tent had only two pipes on it--one on each side of the entrance. [Illustration: FIG. 184.--Iñke-sabĕ tent decoration.] The second Iñke-sabĕ tent decoration is thus described by the same authority: Aⁿjiñ´ga tĕ´di ʇi´-ugȼiⁿ´ waʇaⁿ´be ʞĭ, ȼekégaⁿ The small when tent dwelt in I saw them when like this lg. ob. ugȼiⁿ´i. Niníba mácaⁿ ugȼé íʇi waʇaⁿ´be Niníba t‘aⁿ´ they dwelt Pipe quill attached painted I saw Pipe had in feather to at the tent right with angles akádi, Waqága égaⁿ íʇi waʇaⁿ´be. Niníba waqúbe kĕ among Burrs so painted I saw them Pipe sacred the lg. the the tent ob. with ékigaⁿ´qti ȼaⁿ´ja, e mácaⁿ ugȼé gáxai, niníba just like it though that quill attached to made pipe feather at right angles wéawaⁿ akéĕ hă. Ȼaⁿ´ja niníba kĕ é ínikagáhi calumet that is it . Though pipe the lg. that chief by ob. aforesaid means of it ʞiʞáxai, níaciⁿ´ga amá átaqti gáxai niníba waqúbe. they make people the pl. exceedingly make it pipe sacred themselves sub.