Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-11
Tire HuIabug Discoyerer.

THE HuIabug Discoyerer.
r. LIS r Eoa. I Young man
r. zsyvilIe, long Island, delivered
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Ise-14s = I'm az1 Il c0ztails some
ast0ri-a'ng dev-'orem@nts regard
iar s-aa.e-. I-azens that The t-5.
d1rin- The war. vs-s n tie navy
tJgs-ler, We then being a mere
t5[- G..sv-S5ta deserted and went
81 Wv Y5F.- where Stanley at
tempted 70 persuade zoe % ezlis.
II The amy a1I -a-=iva bounty,
tLeu Gszert, sui enlist a~aia. and 20
CT. "a orIsr 10 raise tie means with
which % 70 q = i5r=iyn tour.
TAiz Eoe refused 70 do. but suisse
fI!sr-'y stanLey came into posses
sion q = Sufficient s--l Of money
to esaTey. the two 70 Smyrna. where
thy arrived about the middle Of
Sep.embsr, $50. Afr having
smyrna fora proIoE-eI tor through
Asia, .filor All Pe-sia into the
heart Il asia soc states tia. the
entire amount q money which tn
tw1 qoeas--eI al not cxceed q.
= A Illustration Il lis chaTactc-,
All Low he intended 70 pay his
way, soc related tie following
tlriIlirc a1scatUre:
bhen we were 900 miles from
SiisayrDa Stanley discovered Turk
II ad.aIce Of " in possession Of
tusS ans horses. He said 20 ne, Il
~ g1.sg % have ta0se horses, aud
q help ~ get them 7 want ycu 20
D. i-s: a. tell yo1.7
Als- Cook was At tais time some
li-'zacs n the rear. and lot within
Z. ~. va a-ceieras>d car pacs
A.! oy---o1lz lie Tux, wa3 was
" y ring ons h0sse AID lead-
i1- ,be other. s.aliey, wAo Lzi
incl -oraethiny q the l-lgT.aye
fecsa phrase book, Son engaged
h Tux II conversation, the M
ture # which + aid not understand.
tough IL tod nc after-ard. As
be related !: q ne, he had asked
the Turk i be DID Aot want 10 buy
= girl, aud represented to him tha.
], tho1gh dressed in boys clothing.
Sas really girl. Stan!y, taking
advantage Of this deception, while
tie Ink vas paying his attention
b nc, seized favorable opportu-
nifty, raised his sabre, and with I'll
the force be could muster struck
the Turk a blow on the head, which
7 aorght rould XIII him. FoTtu-,
natoly, tie roor fellow Lad within
the fcz he wore a kind Of thick.
pasteboard stiIenin2, which stop
ped the force Of the descending
Iabre sufficiently to prevent It's
proving fatal. The Turk was stag
,ered By the blow, but did not fall.
Two other blows followed in quick
.neees-io1, which think lie varied
fl, and then they closed, seeming Z
3 FOR death struggle. The Turk
oushtEith the desperation Of a ,
nan who knew that his life was az I
take. With a drawn dagger he {
iied to reach the heart Of his an :
agonist, and soon seemed about to
btaip the mastery over him. Z
shoot him, lewis, shoot him, or '
e viii kill me-" {
Ny experience with Stanley had j
lught me the prudence Of obeying l
rdery. ] raised the gun, levelled v
at the breast Of the poor Turk, c
nd pulled the trigger. The rife n
lied to do its intended work. C
hat morning, after shooting at a n
ark, Stanley had failed to reload o
/, and by this fortunate omission 81
as spared the guilt Of shedding t.
innocent fellow beings blood. Il
anley. continued 10 cry out: Il
Ill him /, kill him ~ and then as. b
!, Only RIO 4, r approached and. NJ
Ibbed the Turk with the butt Of al