The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16
otherwise which only overvorked country

Otherwise which only ovorWorked country
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and the lemon pop and lhe birch beer and
f tSS. S;Sr % aas
drinks fairly swshed W to me rHei of!hs q; booth
TSfn h ami and 'ssa e: aoS Se
Sirs .nl n t1e blazers ana COAT; Of the boys:
"a y. in did n he ia 10 take 'hf HI. e'fi %S
wors The, h.de OF: Ths soft drinss would
Or shouted ~ clce. acoorJins 10 VII" It was that
suffered. There was nGthlug quite 50 funny
Sc .es :1fs ID ss b! ssss
and fall on Els Laven u or Sis Mary.
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put i was :. Tie thinains q IN rala bs,jmss
The sun went dow blazing red: lsnvtns. the
SKY. hanging creamy white in tho west. with
S9is horns r. rn Longer cfhI6;bsd Thsa
Sssan to see He about lixhtns the grove Stand.
e nf in an fss. Uns
i.rked stakes h,d been driven into the ground:
ssay. four leet apart TO form triangle the Tops
IL laying ridge poles in the forks and other
ROLE: on these: triansular platforms, were were
deep with fsri fA, pins knott. loot. AVID
whs. no, mad beep r! gathered. and with this
sS Nae fSt on t., s. an. ssf s5
ss:S S;sa; M sasnas "a
H oHss lamps VII The seems when night bad fully
come va pie!urssIg. Ths hug. lame. q
as s BACK Tsss
we,e !iayIns 10 .nd 30: and .yysrywhsre tho
horses and y, htc ss, strollng or Int tho right
h1r ads and paths. stapniDf In sroups and
Illus asm. gathering about The booths to eat,
Ts g. sn 81 sS
that WAS charscIerlstlo and inter.stinx but 6
Sad ha r.. b. if pa .n
b :seh. "t tall and IL Win
E.,k sna chest ont. willie Il. IamUIish iliam:
attn horn'lrom under the ,puirit and blew
ba.r That was heard milo away. Another
sn sR%H S. S. ": Wills .ua t.sk
The crowt va. alrs ahy standing ssoHhldef 20
saa 10 lake n seats n' in'st 2s tie
!sws On The nrsschsrs right md ,hs whites
n1se w ~ sNc occupied 81 cni1 doom wh.rs
Wa x.rs ss Tsi s;sE
s'aniinc nround the benches va. larger than
these, every vehicle heinE fulfUf rcopls:
II WA. NOISY crowd o. white folks. To have
keut ST w,uld have h. en- IN show respect for
colorsd folks 80 the whites. oil rs well ne
Young lsnshed and talked r. II at = picnic.
singing with prolonged junction.:
IA IN the Gro oo-oooa
lttin the Gro COCOON
Es - my.y ko' o ore. 60 sssveesI.
Thiill my J rss . ptnred 8 o-ai shs-H-an Apud
Re'ss-S est bs-e'ey" ond the rtttvsssn
Not many Joined In this: but when he had
real hymn aud had rsrrAd the nrst two lines
oil the cOlor-d folk sang:
so other hsip fIn,S -'' ~ '""
They wcro oil IN a angie mt first no two
keeping the Same lime. hut Trey rot down TO
the regulation deR'se OF delinerR,ene' X after
awhile. ana then the hymn ecnni. eniurabie:
brother closed 1t and said Lei us pray" 10
all but q very few In front that prayer was
pantomine. because OF tho noise tho whites
were ma king. Closing hts eyes. tho I'D man
folded hia hands over the book AMI bowed his
head. His lips began moving and now ard
% he went along he ,aisrd his hand, while hls
rectly ono hand was raised and nut down. tho
o,her was rated and r"plHc Il, Ito tossed
his henI tack III his Ia q VS. uptnrned
to tho .krnr ,'rn ~ a'Eis w"r" Ia s"d 4 4
srren oi"" III y lit nj II -hon' "ro'
out 10y iioiy STAR upon M. i.cw'i. 10 convert
,hs sinna, f.E' HI. MAS an tq'n he heart ter
rSntsou sns mhy ITO hGass f"l
va. heard ' Few more p Ss In an equally
loud voice folloWou and than onoa mora ho