Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-30
AAFE q. OHIO WEDN y JULY 80. .l845.

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war Il sI,a II IS 81 q 5aTa5 ,nd. m
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The bov : baart hasf ou;ck 10 b,,t
boat .tr,,e - tbe stern co,,raoe of h;s an
oos.ors - - S -
81 am rho so, oe 4, chief. be an
swered i ...rnv sn1 1J :cbeels II I" cannot s he wet
with tesrs ~ y ~ "N @
The Kansi looked at him n few sec,
onds with admiration which coon cave
wav to MALIGNANT scrowls, Thew nro-
dncino from an inner mart Of his dress
a wi,6e Of some to,,ob bark he stenned
to Wind. Foot and Reoan blnding bis
hands Il was useless to attem nt re- 90
sistance for hes;des tbe desnar;tv of
thar strenatb the how was ina arned
while the SAVAGE had A. his, waist y,
h.,nhot snJ S,,,,a ssone wesnon ro1.
- .aroh hI;nn w aon;ard 49, I'll IL no;pted ~
WI, Eoot ~ a;roo,;on ha no,,st ta,,o
m s;un;Geon. G e u .nnoh % st | h;s a;rdle ,ane
sand foIlowsd close ~ beb;nd
CIV WbaO % ,ha IIurolent;nn % m md b;s neo
MA star,ed I ~ seeL hr ,be child and
H.. ~ s"rS,i ~ sn W tho, ' ,vora I,cIu
enornh @. % ~ fnd .Ss t,;al ;y which The ah,
sant onas " had I noad. None axcent an
Indians owe ~ could have tracked Them
hv co sIoSt and devious on;de Rnt
~ ~ 81 ch;efs ~ s;aht was Sham with natter
.,,I n"I I lnus. theg followed don onfwindino On
.,a. naainW,t novo' ~ 1srntb coming to the fallen
asa'- IT, ,.ng ,,niI .,,os nn,y less irregular
.iesLl .L nc ..a, was ;.I nI" root 49, 80 p;d;t,,
a1iu TL '''Iy aa, aaoe'ssu ound WIN sto,n,rds tbo
ne ut.oi,on of , oeemu aouno,' ,ote ] ,,h;ch law
s'io.es 5:ae. " w .om .or,;.ars ,o Onrard
auJa.e' ~ .n. ~ W. ,o'l.o s,,n y .onl ~ .ba
os, m 10y, 90 eu ~ h;s I M 1as+ a;tter;nn oIeon,s
saoa.aJ w.. 10y fsao sa" ,I,o m w ,r"tars af r. IaLa
tTheo.ou Th nJ' h ."o ,'ono 49, .I,oast W ~ oloon "
nc ud"os s.,no,, e oao,e mo a a,,. tha % Trnro ~
lent;na and h;s warr,ors swami ,he
rance with the;r ewes
Was # 50 indeed?-There. on the
GRASS not twenty vards from the shore
yere tho nersons tbev souoht-and fas,
tened noar hv = canoe Thev saw bv
h,s nost,,re hat tho cant;ve was bound
,hev saw too. that if the Kansi should
once cot him in the boat and gain a
@ start }or the onnosite side were very
% I;Lal,, M snn,n Wv &c ctp;b tba tr;be 1uhera wa;ting q
fnr lin, ,elease would be i'm nossible o
~, NV - n,aroant onlv thev nansed The
ITnreIentino soranp of. uttering the
battle cry of his tribe, and the rest
ioined in the terrible chorus and fol-
lowed him. t....-.. .....-.
AS the sudden sound swept along
bv the breeze to the Kansi's ear, he
;,,mned to his feet. and with that won
Iderfnl self possession which distinguish.
od his, snecies determined at once
what was safest and surest for him to
do. He seized Wind, Foot by the
shoulder and ran towards the boat,
holding the bows person as a shield
from anv weapons the pursuers might
attempt to launch after him. He still
possessed the advantage.-It was a
fearful race: and the Unrelenting felt
his heart grow sick. as the Indian.
DRAGGING his child, approached the wa.
ters eedge -
Turn. whelp of Kansir' the chief
madlv cried. aTurn. thou whose
coward arm warrest against children.
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