The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-21

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'''h7 writing iu them NJ such and
'"'h hour from what have been
reading 1ui include In tbom nv
'Iilh"uht These were very curlons
Indeed II" hul ,lN ur EIGHT. Of differ
CIV subject. lh,rr WIS one NJ his.
l"''. one "i natural science. one which
h' '''i"i Hlt .nl ODDS iiut they
wei" u"i uHIH books Of extracts
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I''II. 5000 Ihinu Shells tied uu and
carved "u. of bone uud vnoI which
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.hi i0. .I ..Wim, uuusiptrd
IIl I.. .r. uld be- always went
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"'. r'. s a'. U.,m hrupi that he
''s I0 % 1908 mler man was m he
''' %. hlud.s uue in the world
1000 hr lU'N luurr than bali the sur
-'"i' DO Then % ans badly was sick ar
i''N. OF 10 iIr .aptuiu wuui,i him 10
1000 NW "hsr u.tsiuu he WAS aiwa,4
r'l' q" rHd PRAYERS bar, remark
Hl i'Ii H' read beautifully
N' HHu acquaintance with rhiip
'.Iu HaHu 1 ur eight tear, after
Doc Har 600 m ur,t ,p,ugr after
nHHnlod mli-hlpmau Il was
.u '.r hr.t days after our slave trade
'I.II Whl, thr ulsulnl house which
'0. .iI. ibv h"usp II Virginia. had
5000 I'D euI uf sruIlmrutlll,m about the
Impression uf thr horrors NJ the Mid
Pr. lN.H-r lul something was some
'.m' dome that way ! nrst came 10
.l7sHni ANYTHING Bhuui the mnu
'N"ui 90 "uUr, one day when We
NrWuI,d % dirt, little schooner
'b.h h1l slaves 1904 Inlm IN officer
'Is 'n to Whr .hrgr IT her aud
.'.r H few minute, be- sent back his
.".i 'n I.b that sum, uur might be-
no Nm nhn could speak Portuguese
N, nrr 1000 Ioullug over the rail when
.h, Wr--1e, came aud We all wished
5000 HuIi niorrrt when the captain
.tHl who ,rptr Portuguese But none
'f 'hr Hrhror. SD and Just as the cap.
'HIn HHr s'UdIul forward to ash II any
' NH. uHur could NpIln stepped uut
ud 100 Do, .buuld %. alld e. Interpret
NJ ltU Hiliu wished rel, De- understood
.t. LANGUAGE The captain thanked
hm nt'ui uui another boat with him.
Ui boo tII. ha1t 10 va, my luck 10 60
NN.I $50 -ut there u was such q
.r as ,uu seldom see aud never
1000 Boo Nlsiiu,-~ beyond rrcuunt.
.Ui .l"H uu .uusr 10 the midst NJ the
uUr M, negroes we're most of
.sm 5000 of thr huid and swnrming al
uUI r.r dirty - b with % central
Hru- UruuudIul Vaughan mud ad
.n- bm Boo r,"r, Iiai,yt aud pn
.H.. u. a dialect from The Zulu cIirk up
ti. r.u.|u Hl H,I,dvliercrd
'e vr ..i., 1u dH.L Vaughan Looked
d.vu rUm unseh'ad go which he
i "....I .u Desperation aud said
.l. uuH- p,r is there anybody
HH 900 .k, tu,,r wrctch,- under
i#ud -"uria4usf
\u.tu ,8ld ur could speak Portu
tuy.r .ud one or two Zine looking
hm'W,H were dragged out who a.
% hll Ur,u found 1lrvady hud worked
.H tho Portuguese nj Fernando Po
Irl them they are free said
Vaughan aud irIl them that these
...HI, lrc Co hc hanged as soon rs We
mol rai up" enough
Na'm explained It in such portu.
ur-r ls the krupmru could under
uui lud the, boz turn to such NJ the
rrernr, 70. could understand them
Then There $500. .ueh Veil ~ delight.
u.hIus uf fist. rtpIug aud dancing
| ..iue uf Nuan's feet md O. general
rush made 20 the hogshead by way OF
plntnnruus worship of Vaughan AZ
the deus "a machui uf the occasion.
Tell them. said Vaughan. well
pleased. that | will take them all TO
CAPS ralmas
This ana not answer M well. Cape
Palmas was practically AS far from
the homes of most of them as New or
lean, or Rio Janeiro was that Is, they
would be- ctcrnally separated from
HON, there Aud their interpreters, I'D
We could understand. instantly said
"Ah. non ralmas." aud began 10 pro
Dos. INFINITE other eIpeiirnts In most
yomble language Vaughan was
mther disappointed at tins result oil
his uhcrauty aud asked Nolan eagerly
what they said The drops stood or
NOR Nolans white forehead AS he
hushed the men down, aud said;
"He saws Not Palmas lie says
sTale us home. take ms 10 our owl
country. take Us 10 onr own house
take as 10 our own pickaninnieS ans
our own women Aud this one says
,hokcd out Nolan. that he has NO
heard a word from his home IN ~
months. while be- has been locked up II
An Internal harrncoon.
Vaughan always said he grew grn.
himself while Nolan struggled through
this INTERPRETATION |. who did not uu
dertand anything Of the passion III
yolyed In Il. saw that the very el'
ments were melting with fervent heh
and that something WIS 10 pay some
where Even the negroes themsel'e
Stoned bowling as they saw Nolan
arony aud Vaughans almost equa
agony Of sympathy As quick as Il