The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31

Training the Noungstera
One day recently an artist and reporter
were walking arouni together away up town
They Were looking for such things as people
arr Interested In, the artist 10 make lsauti-
ful anal roeticsl pi.tur>s u them, ami the r,,-
porter to tell in plain AMI Lonlely style what
the pictures were all about by AMI by they
came in sight Of big building-a building
with grounds around il, AMI q building of
that peculiarly benevolent shape which says
to thu Lehotier as plain a. words, I'm a
charity buil,lins, no one pays anything to
live In me-" A policeman, leaning his blue
hack against a shaly tree ami blissfully
watching the eal'le ears whirr past, explained
that that WAS an sylum for ynung col0rsi
gentlemen AMI lali,s who hal tho hard luck
to b. orphans, AMI that thOss were soms Ut
the young gentlemen having the pow WOW on
the porch.
A minute afterwanl the artist was pulling
the polished ,tor l.ll II the institution with
both hanis. "A gong sounded, AMI in a se'-
ond hurricane startsl up sonlewhsre, far oil
In tho bua,iing, AMI came sweeping toward
the big door 1t was pulb.l in, AMI the hurri
cane was found Ia consist of small colorbd
gentlemen, assisted by u smaller colored gem
tleman, one about and the other u years old.
Both Of these youngsters wero plainly IN u
state II high exultation, and rcyclng in un-
wontsi fn,,lonL tine callsn If II became
plain when they annouicc,i that the superin
ten'i,nt was not In, AMI that they were at
tending to visitors.
RABIES WERE swARMINa AROUND.
When the artist humbly a>kei permission
to 90 out On the porch, the youth who was
running things replied with some grandeur
that In guessed So, but that there was no fun
the Superintendent, AMI that laly was kind
enough to lead thu way II was big, wide
porch, carefully fenced in, AMI babies wero
swarining around there like lilies In q tally
lan
And they were none II your every day
youngsters, with bald heads ami light blue
eyes. They were solid young ones Babies
with thick heads If woolly hair, with fat
arms AMI legs, with teeth that wec stunning,
AMI complications Of wonderful variety, rang
ing from the color of much watered TIA to
that VI well kept kitchen range. Each one
Of these youngsters llal an occupation diff
fcrnt from that of his fellows. AMI each hal
sIsSial and most important interests to look
after They all agreed, however, In having
the very biggest kind II time that ever was
enjoyed by any lorrhful of colorul babies
The bass Of this little African colony was tho
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