The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-16

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I !nenlhe gave order to q ehamherlsin ~
assign MIN palace, rich. yestments f,no
nurses, ana to fill hfs Vets Will, ISold
n Al tnought he must " Dreaming sRsH,
Dooda' himself hsd Fn0t sxpeosed 'sspcIi % !.
Iavor' When the jester found = },imsalf
aa9ns Wlth All, be ssidtp Shimx, -.
+,+,. II IS not AZ over. Nov Yop have tie
iltle OF sooti1sayer, yUu VII have eyerv
oaysto eatisfy' the eapticeSof t1e.SulIAn. 4,
.AiasV r. slsxd Ali. .s.how. shall i. de
aWith auddacity1 II 1',s,.,,,. one m.v a:a,s
any I1mR, and then sh&lI 6e there ton onoi.
ler Suggestions the Stit4d shides ffUtHfhx
{lom me: l will always tell you befores
nand, 81 his desirea aandH thep9eplies you
'"79i1a What f,vd; IS tSat ps! On ses soraisioP'
ra', "That II: we share all IL 4.yoA gtanted
g MWiiAaglys'a a said Ali ssy III
From this moment Ben-Douda heeame
the auxiliary II Ssd gie6t to0ahsatof 81
Ali could notsscivs: s sss1 i sa'sAj" ss "n'ch
!, HoKYe{s1pe aSEbe.Wasip dilemma.
y haram-Bou-Ladj,w who Was q tributary
Of the Sublimss sRqstea 1ne sndfnin9 re-
celved q missiye from the Grand Turk
which caused nm much anffxfetv. IS nj j
He sent for his Grand d1Ootlissver,li.i %
"Grand SOOthsayer, Y qtsat1st she..stt,of
what is the Grand Turk thinking attilis
mOmeI.t?' ,rlf7 it..s1,s-f11
l.. Of what you are thinking Of" replied
All, without hesitation. sssssssasesa ttii1 lss'
"Doyou know of what am thinkinoY'l
cried the sSoltah AfH 1SfaSy, eebnsntring
AIRS replysas an i1uny. 81 think Of shass
ing thy head, insolent!i: =: -
'sYou eee that I have divined.,' 'alt II
esHoWP' cried Karam. Bou.L Latfi, ssY ot,
believes that the -0f1ndT Turk ihsrhus sb
, "l ou haFbored It yourself" s.
'sfh fact, the tone of his message acAs
stern,o said the Sultan TO himselfj ttThe
ease case Is grave. l must consult my orand
I Another +tffne,s tie heas6ret toFstae. state
being carried Of, the 6,a1tah required Ali
to discover the robbers.
them; if. at lie e.id of t6e t6ifd @ II ds,. .ad at
the hour when the m1ezzins calls the
faithful to prayer, you have not discov-
cred the guilty persons, will have your
head OFF" -. n .ss.Y ...,.,a,,.x
/ The poor All was was very unhappy unhappy, and.
the opiience IN which he bassed his ex-'
istence was nosaeqnate fb pehtaudn for
Here: entered fiB palace f1 Sadness. ands
crouclied down On the seat IL che '5ds6hs-.
alSk, which ornaments the gateway; Of
every Mussulman dHelling. There, smok-
ing hisl slkkiittaEk; he aAiT the iAaBity
Of human affairs, when the muezzin, with
his clear voice. called from the lofty
minaret thesfaithful to evening prayer. A.
Zone is passed BY" said All, heaving
q deep sigh.ase 4 szix :tif4yE - ls.s III
The next day, submissive to his destiny.
he was at the same place, when the
ghorgetti of the mueZZin announced to
him that the day was ended.
''sNOw two are gone by" sighed Ali.
Finally, the third day, resigned to the
death which appeared to him
the hour Of deliverance and of mercy, he
cried, on hearing the muezzin:
ssAllah be praised! The third flies
away. Auiss Completed !. ~, .......,...-@.
al the same instant passer-by, who
had heard him, grasped his hand. kissing
it respectfully ~
6 My lord" said he, with tears in his
eyes, lido not ruin us you have discov-
cred us. The first day you discovered the
first Of my .aceomplices the second the
other and to-day you have at last di-
vined thaf Twasstfle third robbers DOsDot
expose us, and will tell you where we
have hidden the treasure Of the Sultan
AS may be imagined, Ali promised all
that was desired, and the rObber then in
dicated the place where the treasure was
concealed. SO
When the guards came to apprehend
him, Ali demanded to be taken before the
1.-The fatal hour has arrived,' said Ka-
-Bou-Ladj.
sNo. yst,", !, replied All !; 6 the day is
aThe muezzin has called the faithful to
evening prayer" answered the Sultan.
I'm the kingdom of the prophet the le-
galniGht does not commence until 1t as SO
dark that one can no longer distinguish |
fleaon the back Of negro and 1 shall
have discovered the treasure before the
hOriZon.' -,,..<..s
.Verily Il, cried the Sultan joyfully.
Ali app peared lost in thought; then look
ing up solemnly, said: .gff., LSA
:. The robbers have hidden the treasure
il anfqld, dry wsll, which isst0 be fQuld
in 'tiie deserted convent Of dervfshes. And
now, incredulopsz prince. dare to Ay thy
hand upon him whom Allah incessantly
inspires for thy profit" -fif I,,l
Karam-Bou-Ladj sent his officers to the
snot indicated, and they returned bearing
Il ntscf the treasure Of the Sultan. 4, %s,e1s
sOh!usy son." exclaimed, with burst
of GRATITUDE. the, Sultan of Samarcand,
s AK Of me what you will. ~, s.t.
ssHighness, my dearest wish is to be no
longer your Soothsayer. - - '~ -'
aNeyerl replied the Sultan. ft" Your
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