The Voice of the Negro 1919
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Lee in a revival meeting. A mob had gathered in the city during the night, supposedly of people outside of the city, to lynch the Negro who shot and killed the conductor on the previous Sun- day morning. When Rev. Spicer stepped from the north bound train, which arrives at the depot at about 4:20 A. M. , a ruffian struck him a terrific blow on the side of the head. Before he realized what was going on another one struck him supposedly with the butt of the gun, which felled him to the ground. In... a moment a half dozen or more guns were pointed on him while he was lying on the ground, and the crowd began to kick him, and otherwise brutally assaulted him, until some one from the crowd asked the men to stop beating the old man, after he had pleaded piteously for his life. They left him in a serious condition, which at one time was thought to be fatal. But by the close attention of Dr. White, he is gradually recovering. The citizens of Palatka, of both races, were greatly incensed over the brutal attack on this innocent and harmless minister of the gospel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lee in a revival meeting. A mob had gathered in the city during the night, supposedly of people outside of the city, to lynch the Negro who shot and killed the conductor on the previous Sun- day morning. When Rev. Spicer stepped from the north bound train, which arrives at the depot at about 4:20 A. M. , a ruffian struck him a terrific blow on the side of the head. Before he realized what was going on another one struck him supposedly with the butt of the gun, which felled him to the ground. In... a moment a half dozen or more guns were pointed on him while he was lying on the ground, and the crowd began to kick him, and otherwise brutally assaulted him, until some one from the crowd asked the men to stop beating the old man, after he had pleaded piteously for his life. They left him in a serious condition, which at one time was thought to be fatal. But by the close attention of Dr. White, he is gradually recovering. The citizens of Palatka, of both races, were greatly incensed over the brutal attack on this innocent and harmless minister of the gospel.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Thomas Kerlin to read onlineMoreLess
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