Restoring the Treasure Map

of the Amazon featuring Harinoy, world famous explorer in person. In the last episode, little Jimmy Brady prevented a calamity by shooting a big bitter accou and enormous South American river fish which was attacking the canoe.

Well, the big fish was all the shore and the Indians spent many many hours cutting it up in strips and smoking and preserving it. This fish was considered a great delicacy to the Indian canoe men. Morning came and the party again set their canoe course of river. Always upriver, paddling ever nearer to the mysterious black flame

country. It is now late afternoon. There are one more days journeyed deeper into the almost impenetrable jungle. Little Jim and Jean Brady have been very busy for the last three hours as they sit in the big dugout. Let's join them.

Well you two, what does it look like now? Really ought to be a masterpiece, considering you've been at this for better than three hours. I hope so, Mr. Noise. But I guess we're running out of supplies. That's what I'm afraid of don't worry about that we've got more paper lots of it and the paper and other people either

it's a little rather a little bit of the pencils worry me it's your is better ratios worn down to almost nothing over why you be a racer but would you do if there hadn't been any eraser on the end of that pencil dot me but blame jimmy here he's the one who's been doing all the changes

she was i never knew it was so much work to make out a new map from memory Well, anyway, when we do get this map made, it's gonna be a map what is a map, and I don't mean maybe.