The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-05

sisirr Aoui % flseEs say. ssnk fx,ssss-
sspa - the surrounding sia4ess. Eti-
laying everything they c04la tas fssstr
haaxss On. We rssagsa see thena fr9ta
the top II ear hsssles, catching TIE
fcwIs. fearing up si4e plantations. ass
earring assay everything lsst s.siA.ssti
IS TIE mnhagpy Villagers. We 81 rot
modest tbens. We thought 4 issfseF %
t.xrieF wtsh fhefa Ncsaaffs-
,s3efa7s glesgtsn4nt sent word fhat hiS
master had nrsiers fsoni sie >1itafi BOT
=, sssssaer h5fs felix's, sri tfIss f1ey
had only come 90 fsgsss she segrees. A.
fls sAfae fia4s he sent rs a native
MuraaFs, tar mother -sa1aw = enc q
oar sfsrissiaas she sas8 that she hal
been captured In HesxAhprtER 81 age.
AMI was iffstrnetes - say that rsexa
ssarnsng everything should i'e made
right
ts~ansaay Dec. s-ss AlsoEt
s,'esoek .. ~. the Right Rey Pfo-Nt has
Atsa.sslic AMI Father Nyneke Mtsss y
the Arais chiefs eamp. ~tzieh Sas ~
8ne 81 ear forSsksn silssgxs BIZ
lieutenant 81 the fssssies-in-eiiEei. No
nasnMeI. = 4 balf-hresa about p
wears cid, sex -sszesi, aifs . thlu biar&
k~zri aud a bronzF eoaspssxsos1. ~
sa8a a. he eatefse. the frnt the Pro-
Wear askesi bifs II be Waz tBifiisu~
The commands ~ tiae ssalfan Of I&fszl-
bar by rssaving the xhsie eonasry Up
rs Tie very sioass 81 fsi rcssseaee.
The half-hfeel wzs rTpfese II his
arsoSoaies He gave 0rsiers be say
a. his men 10 tfssseh nothing iseiofszI8E
IL a. r,as 10 attack oar Deephyses &c
The Pre- is.ar a. kesl bisu E'er-
f-srssapsoriiF r. give back az cnfe ENp
children sr;xea among oar Christians.
and hi Nssh i fofshN ia compiled
With.
The eonraaasier 81 THE troop. 7slti
recognized the tive pfiests - they
Wesr leaving the eaaspi said iliat he
would pay ~ visa ~ she afternoon.
tagssi4er with his escort. hiisSfasis stkf
himssii Hut sae Fathers ssessisss 10
admit hin % hts suite aEsain oar en-
closure.
Toward evening. however, ~ are
fsresi q behold from oar eainetee .
hunt for slaves, earyicsi ga 81 over the
surrounding country Every here
the Villages arr Ia aanes, ana the
wretehrr inbsbitant- are trying 70 flee
81 The Asnas % the lake A
bamI Of Isonis - bfiEafsda seaar The
los eF,Nnds along tte River Msen-
COLO. sissrc our poor f1fitiTes aTe hsa-
den. and "a nlghtisl we see them re-
turning ard driving hsloss taens the
women asa children tiesi together. =
Toward evening On thas SAME soF-
feNlai Sunday. Wlilh we nssef ess
lefge1. ths superior seEt Father
EyHcke to the Arab camp 10 inst.t On
having st9p pal r. THESE cl9e.tiee
20 ask that oar Christians BE- ~ once
aloe ed T. fefafu t. their villages
TIE ehlsf who can hut lii euatr0s hts
men. rgami r. 60 leave the fasB2tFy 20.
m0rroe morning early, ani eiiqa W.
- ransom a. flsnf a. He can afford 81
sae women and children captured IN
tbs das r8zsia.
We give up eyery thing We have 10
tic Sofi4 10 buy these TaseF creatures
back oh. Whv hsye we aot
e1gush - ransom AL 81 them
Monaay. Dee s-tioA be praised
~ : tbs morning the oppfes-
saFs. the igianssus murdescfs of oHf
poor peaceful people, veni oil ania a
pouring rain There Weee
ahont son armed meu ia ail. marching
with dag and dram The SAD caravan
81 slaves followed thuse. An oil We
uaH. ono ai ttce captive pas ine
near brother Jerome tired to hay hold
ui him, aad tesougtt him 30 save hrT.
But she was dragged away with rope
around her neak. The pfoerssigis WAS
4 long one
ANOTHER woiaan ha~ inst eied IN.
der our eyes she resisted
violently When first eaptared. One q
the muriero0s bausi then shot her ii
thc breast and she fell m9FtRily
wounded She was atout 10 give hifti
- child They carried her into ral
enclosure among our Christian women
she had already received some feiigi
ons instruction. We spoke to her q
heaven and baptism. This she asked
lof, and seen alter ceased q auiics.
Suh arc the feeilais Nbich arc non
moving the generous heart 81 Chris
tan Paris for. thank Cod. there j. q
most thrisflan Paris sill am0ns tlsis
living mass 81 luns millions The story
81 All thia ftishtful inhumanity wa
suon b. heard 20 Is al France. aud l,s.
yund the boundaries al France
fhe apostle nf this uew crusade i.
not only eultaru; il station eiuegCuee
aitA al EiA+t enc tAt-s tffth Az tstfAt+ ft'aa
The cssiss has been aisel against
slavery by the church Il Is. Therefore
bound ~ succeed The sons and
daughters Ct the obs crusaders are TAX.
ing ii up The sacred tHme Wili pas
from eity 20 city. from capitai % capt
tal. till government as we'll a. people
rise ep 81 drive back sHd exterminage
she muTlrr8Hs marandors uf The Arai
Nehanigied and bis coaapcers IS SEA-
getty