St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-10-12
'Humt said he. "A fifth share

/ 'Huml' said he "A fifth sharei
That is not very tempting.
+ 1t would come to fifty thousand
apiece, said r.
but how can we gain your free
dom? You know very well that You
ask an inpossibility' :.
:" Nothing of the sort, | answered.
have thought It all QUITO theaasb de-
tail. The only bar I'd our escape is
that we can get no boat fit for the voy-
age, and no provisions to last us for SO
long a time There are plenty of
tsie yachts and yayyls at calcutta
or Madras. which would serve our turn
well. Do you bring one over We
shall engage to get aboard her by
night, and # You will drop us On any
part Of the Indiaa coast you will have
dong your partsof the bargain.
-"e1f there were only one, he said
None CT all answered. we
have sworn it's he founaefsus nasastsals
ways act together
fsE'Y You see, Morstan, said he, tsmali
Is a man of his word. He does not
finch from his friends. / think we
may very well trust hin,
~ It's a dirty business, the other an
swered Yet, as you say, the money
would save OF COMMISSIONS hand
somely.i -
& 6 6 Well, SMALL ssisia the nlajos, I'VE
must, ! suppose, try and meet you. We
must first, Of course; test the truth of
your story. TEL me where the box is
hid, and shall get leave Of absence
and go back to India in the monthly
.relief-boat ito inquire.into the affair
Not SO fast, said /, growing colder
as he, got hot I must have the con-
Sent OF my three comrades tell you
that it is four or none with u.s.
~ Nonsensela he brelse ifas es5Vhat
have three black fellows to do with our
agreement? -
! Black or blue, said /, they are in
with me, and we all go together.
I Wen, the matter ended by a second
meeting, at which Mahomet Singh. Alb
dullah Khan and Dost Akbar were all
present. We talked the matter over
again, and at last we came to an ar
rangement. We were to provide both
the officers with charts of the part of |
the AGRA. fort and nnari, Az ,,1a.a,sss :,
the wall where s1,a .t,ae, e.. 80 - ia -
Ma ssl,olfa -sra tassa I..,.s .s's ~
o,,r storv IA IL fo,,a,s A. ~ aaas' el ~ eese
to leave it thara ~ sand ~ ~ - ,a.,1 : 81
Yacht proyisionad foT Wv, ,.,sa ,,i.i,.
was to lie off Rutland island, and to
which we were to make our way, and 4
lnatly to return te. his duties. Can't.
Morstan was t7en To ay,,,Iv Al, iasw -
Lbsence. to meet ID Al / "a and ls +hara
ye weresto bava ) Anal d;rss;a,, go - 81. a.
reasl1re. III talrine, 7tha1 M ifor,s s,,sro
IS well as his own. All this we saa1ad
~ the most solemn oatl,s that tbe
mind conld tb;nh, a. tba lsns % ,,tta. I
at up ali nipbt With na1,a,. a,na ss1i,1 IL,
nd hus y;,or,,;,,e, I'baa tl,a 49, I - 20.
II ready. stoned with tha s;,n - .. fa,,,. :,
that is. OF Abdn1lah. Altba.rs Mabo,nat
nd rnvself.
..yye1i ggnt,anan ,va.,.u -, vn,4,
~ longsstorv. and ,lsnog fbat y M, -,
riand * MI ionas = 49, aos ~ t''ao ~
,a safa1v stowa7 is.haigarr TT, - 80, ses
as short as oan Tha ,,;1Iiaa lie
yvent "A q, ,y,,4 .,ss., s-asss.s
alne bael, aoain cant afars+s,,
howed me Ills name aInang i ia -
assenoers n one - tba mail hoats
aru sbor4IyY sfta,,yards His ,,aala
ad died. leaving him . FORTUNE and ,Ie be
ad left the. army. vet. he could stoou