The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-08
Agents.

| The letter to his daughter was dr.
ferent; ii was very affectionate. He
assured her OF his sorrow at not being
| able to take her with him and to leave
her at Jamaica, and he urged her at the
earliest possible moment to go to her
uncle and to remain there until she
heard from him or saw him--the latter
being probable, as he intended to visit
jamaica as soon as he could. even IN
Disguise If this method were necessary.
lie alluded to the glorious career upon
which he was entering, and in which
he expected some day to make great
anne for himself, Of which he hoped
she would be proud,
When these letters were finished
Bonnet hurried to the side of the YES
sci and looked upon the deck OF the
Amanda.
Capt. Marchand and Greenway had
been waiting in anxious expectation
for the return of Bonnet and wonder
ing how in the world a man could
bring his mind to write letters at such
time as this
Take these letters, Ben he said,
leaning over the rail, "aud give them
to Capt .Marchand. >.
. Ben. Grenway at. first DECLINED to take
he: lefteirst which oBoiriiet. held out. to
qfi Iids: NATTER Elni;6i%$firSeD theme
9hIs$fess:ts6lislA te;Ids<I; aaGd;:lyiqninee for.
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odrinK sWEereialIs2 9Sys Gt4afreed oidRSo Press
Gently Tcainet: Bis S5fnSSo givlngo orders
siaal tbrustinig;is,fSo fifsnob6fore him. Hes
Mad mot, beeli:qrl8lang oand was iS0full
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: ;::Thro& {iiSssgapnsls, e&clSmea,
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And' then he.pefceiyed Bon1sf o. With
"a 5scowl' upon ihBface Bigo Samo 9SSNt!s ::
tered ii Thought oy2ou aweres. oo1; Hhso
merchant mani. bats 70: mstitssr|: !: sb2ye.
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heads. !. SooS .''..' a::s.
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.men.who w9re on djitya sfHySa:dssps
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81 yys:Sa Z: Bsh, iI.. tliefe q Dn$fhiiig'I
dn'lss neart, :oray:sitin h!ii!.:'I
SCI sever. 'luoked at it,: 1T was TO: be-
sailinis .tlds Ship On his OWN 'acc6uIif
.tbs [ the:s; had in his. .viflaihous.; s9ulI
eyer ;sihce :he' cfme on board. an Iscan:I
tell ye: Master Bonnet, that IL won't he
long now before he's doin' it. had
meseye on him when he was on board
the Amanda, an saw that the scoun-
drel was gofn' TO separate the ships
THAT was my WILL" said Bonnet,
although I did not order H."
Ben gave a little grunt "Ay." said |
he "hopin' to leave me behind just as
he was hopin' to leave We behind. But
neither o We got your wills. an it'll be |
the dell that'lI have hand in the next
leavin behind that's likely to be