The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-11

.te~'us naf't 'i4 e ih9 Qifanc22 , Il would
IRE, 2ut whether Indians o.. white, rlD
- re discovered. El. "lt1rn.l to
..7 ~. Eo"ylI''4' a"o!ie them and told tAem
o. l'-5 discovery. They set or, sron}ali,saf.
~ i"{ 'ali7&te' soon saw me ire and mo
tac.ied ~ body towards H.
+bs, ,' YER E.ALIH= some dist4aee, however.
'hf| lost siSnt Of 1T altogether. ,,nov 49,
agreed t. separate; one would e~o e.~.i-
on ana the Others make more cir.,,iio''
routes. a signal Was decided on to be I've,
@ioao the ire again be seen b.- one of
tH''A-a &'Heie cry OF night birl foj}I,,,S,I
~ three reQetitions. il neCess.it.v t, 81
- Get together - 'N 'i'9i1 !
, A"'ne hours passed before anything r,oq
Hsafn. FINALLY the signal 50 distant ana .
/ 1,1',,'i''S nat one thought pest 10 an /
| ~ l1st tile other Should not have Laat,l
! ~, lie waited AND got his answer ~
|+-C'o "Ale the three calls came family I
~ lIIS on The night wind Both men
!'ya!u them and tai2,cd their fon,,at,, - -;
It's direction, after renea+Iro- ~ (,~ ~ II!
eFefdi Times, each more softly than ~.
t, ~, ~ Oue@ thought it no longer. necas
s<,jt5 ny were soon together and in con
No f,,eD, i - 20 now 70 proceed there ,,el3t-
10 loaaer Il doubt as 70 .1r6 Ma l-f H5ilS
WARMTH ''--| We're no" Ga2E.ng IN les
1.-1 .-te% aDptoached cautiously in , how,
co-ilI I.g]i el~oSh to see the Indians tb|v
and Went around the caI1a i5.,.i,, ~, Para ,ei
~ =. '"G "Iefe.' oCuis of the prisoner M
~. IN, \, - nCt win Them ""'
doci.1glg returned to llstc starting point ana
his Tjrti00" ~, lie @flach. llaca man Ciose
death. '--'''lid encounter to the {
a., me Indian sitting sprang to bie f.o4 ..,., t
(heJr Ieet towards The f3fT tbi I'S I@et ana =
y" Ird thelr deadly foes ana 0na 80 49, ~
jiS l 49, oist ar lp and his head resti1l. ~ "
M 5-tt7, an apparently aseep Pno Mi, Il
~, lstIeeie@ On the ground and rested her
s,lro ~ "s,a.2.. u sirail trees to be more
p ~ u IIHe.f ann, ami at the given utC,T
-t-1 pCi!e4 trigger. The simlIltar|@@3iie n
sp.it7 evoke the echoes in fh0se gil 49,, a.
tl1.a NV,
~ , @iI1sti i'iu5 tpat had found a u,int?o ~
10 re IN the upGerfrush &" winter y
eli across the re: f t1a II to his feet and Z.
~. t'o or, wat Was the astonjshmcnt 0f 80
rom the ot 20 s SEE y fourth Indian arise Ia
en- ap,,i, ~ UoiIfr sue OF the tire This sud m
ia I 5"(h1 IN rom sound sleep had so be- CO
he AIMS H nf hitl"eS that he ran almost into ~
la+ T!'@1 81 us enemies, lie came so near al
. haJ iI - dIiy reCo&1lized the boy whom
ad 10 time e to roios1 Old enemy. They
:. loot for them to think OF pIIrs1, ~ swift
ned ta as IN nus lAclan'a revenge, they has
j5 lon had found nothing and were lea VIM
he of al free tii na.S say somethiqG on the
- ~ 70 examine it, and with horror fdInd
lcy TOOK si e 6 Scaip Of poor little A5gaI
dod It in 0" haa aq With teas tenderT
e Ice ~ an IN us bosom and they turned fbn
.,,3, sadly homeWar5s. '-''''
t ray a.ys'''0a Of 70 bon take away the
IN the meantime how were 7nat+ers 90
,- .Io ,ii hls4sse: The other party tannT
5eind a,.a "a + ~, V-I% oafen&eless condition
y s a VIII and soon the gates were cIose9
lea. Al was very quiet, The weary cbil- q
seminal had been changed; it vas ,9ear
e on his grounds; he heard a faeh he .
!, some poe asking to he let in IA
-<'+'' - . ''lch OF the cunning red skins,