The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08


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Uera,a.r,x in fhe fIFth century located the
pvguies near the enuato- al Africa. under
The shadovs ~ the Mountsins ri the Noon.
ana / fnd that from Hipnarchus down.
vard geovranhers have faithfully followed
the exams,le q Heca,mus and neariy 4
wear aro - found them where thew had
f,een located he tradition nader the names
Of Watwa and Wambutti. The forest
wh.ch ue have beeu i,,st con sider;nc extends
right ~, ~, the base' iine az the Mountain
~ ira Noon
awe werr inst nov p.vfnp s3ue reveyenca
IN the k;ncs 81 the forest who were horn
before the foundations OF the tower on shi-
r. ~ that IN their life thew un;ted pre-
hi.soyic times IN th,s sarietx -isi,rnaI-Ioying
ninefsenth ceu.urv. lei rs nance ! little
AMI nav homer In Those l,ttle peon,e Who
have outIived the nroud pharaohs of
rvvnt the chosen peopic az Palestine. and
the ennerors 81 Rshvlon Nineveh. Persia.
and 4 : Macedonian ana Roman empires
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sean The wear and tear an The nvramids of
Eyxns and I car esrsifv that the old
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generation which Homer srn ahos,s
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1c 1o"u Lane ~ go. 'nSne; -.
aoupso sncl, IN, sns ana Muasn,, auu
u'acA - va; nAr rs "ays
MoIe a,.sS Ia, suan 1ou '.s pr
sensu suS ss sae 1 1s. a.on a
eAungulsnns % ives Ives encfe anu
snen, anu oiousus mem ING ns
pI,zos IA sn SAM sp,n. - 'nos w"u.u
nave oIvukns os nawn nolu cl
~ no'n lonks1yIu ivl nspecsagu.
tney ssvou tIeMp1nssy oeioFc Lno, naneu
tno HUE InAn Auam auu Tue nunlasu1o
woman Eve, n1 more sRPtoPlia1 hsMrs
Ia tue WIG EuSn on we itufi suan tne
Sukukuru ana AkiokWa Wnicn tney gave
as AS looked ~ snem ana tnongnt now
THESE represented the oidest people on tne
giooe. nv admilsuon would nave gone 20
greater Icnetns t1sn scoMing cynics woui9
nave expecte0- fo0r ureskisn heroes AM
ycwisn Pasnalcns, nov tner giory pase1
oekotc me ancsent enoesst! " THESE maui-
klns. uau Aohh SHOWN nov 70 assume
tragic pose, now nuy ne might nave said !:
Tea, you may Wen look on US, Tor We are
the only people nving on the iace OF the
earth VINO rom prmevAi unc nave never
peen iemoveu from tneir MONIES. Deioro
1usui ana Mesu were ever nearu OF We
lived IN these Wild shades from the Me
fountains 10 the sea OF Darkness, anu, IKE
the giants OF the forest, We oespise unle
ana tate.
but, poor little Things, tney SAID notning
OF the KIND. Iney did not Know they were
heirs OF such proud and .unequalled hcrif-
age. On the contrary, their faces said
Clearly enough, as they iufuveiy looked at
one ana the other oil US, w mere have these
DIG people come iromF VIII they eat us Z
There were some nervous witches about
the angles oil the nose and quick uplifting
oil the eyeiids, and swift, searching looks
10 note what tate was In store for them.
~ Is not y comiortaoie ieeiing which pos
sesses . VICTIM IN the presence oil possible
hatcher and possible consumer OF It's
flesh. That misery was evident in the little
Adam and Eve OF the African