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Yss our African problsrn confront, ". ~
every tufn-.a, home and sbrosd, IN the
highs snd bywsys q hos, ~ dushy wit.
nesscs tiss up and encompass 10 around,
They take possession ~ our front doofs'eps,
IN which they hold picrlcs and rsrip meet.
mrs they rns our doofbsils ASKING con.
tlnually. 'tny. tunnp, ta,sr ilshtwood, To-
day, ma'am,' -fny blackberry bickle.
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They make nlsh' hldeous 10 the peaceful
citizens with their howls and sfosns, and
destroy the IT ornins s,un,b bers n thousands
of Innocent women and children with the
yslls Of Raw shrlmpee' Raw Rawi'
And when II comes 10 the African maids,
what tales can We not unfold Of ths black
Bettys the brown Bettys and saddest OF all
the very green Bettys who come 70 us from
pan tap Edsto," John Island.- "Jeens
Island and all Of the islands of the sea.
How well do We all refnember that African
maiden who went to the doorbell with clean
apron behind and q dirty one before. saying
70 our visitors. Miss smlt say she aint at
home to-day. ma am
And as to Cooksl But here let me rsu.e
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line 70 was .ke, called BY Re hIldrsn. bu,
IN soGsy 81 dasrsScm W. .s5s tpsrS n: va
hlbb. For. hayins been t.lce ,widcw,
nd.n ] 'ns nsm. "oR fFiD her sr
Gibbs. she va. count rybred and she told
Es that Shs did no, IKE city say, % and city
hab such had manners, mighty bad manners,
ma am: dey. 90 un.oclsbe, ma.am.'
How ar able and yet respectful was. Aunt
mi "Eilll,D' 20 Do sbery, ting to hello PIE
wdtt .r.Iy s.nr. e. n,nraHn su1 to vss vs.s
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before were guests 90 gfaciousIy welcorr ed
az by, Aunt ca. n.llne. and as she ushered them
cpt she told them to Come again and zee
6h, the ioy Of thai. first month arer Aunt
Cns c,rs Tns Wna copcf With n no re f..cn hcms
ne Fit t. :. .oJ. Nj:
re"l,ed rsI Row % broad Hs. Ws. MI. sc bbs. .nsr s
circle. Then II wa. that her country -hrid-
the DOZEN. from Remley W Point. & Hunrrv rye Sect
ami Poverty Flat. and a recection was hell
svsrT asy = ,h from ~ M NJ e nI 10 Th.2 u
dinner ne rice shrank. inst cad Of swelling.
as re 1s' tsTS sHGS'G ps"ch sSh teo rrcw,ne AGAINST
aIsannesrod. W and and when p"iitelv a1E sncFe @ ~
.S. d.v vn sEss' cs p. Bsa
spe sa 'n And 1o: S': .!.e 81 .n @c isF. Il 4.
After the Fourth ~ July fe-tiv,tIe. there
cns dnrnn cSesf sr,r cSsrnInT ssr lnst ,2r Aunt
mention SYSTEMATICALLY, Tho tenor q her
sonrs turned from CAV to grave and We heard
s'sr Sur at o., q. fsss iss e. st.s,I. f!s, moan ,o~
On. oS Zion trsSe,sr zone along bsso'.
while she moaned and rnIs.ed her relations.
young Miss's" missed black buttons, braid
cac SScn and ss.. hss III son f suscS 2 aSss Ars
.ss .sG Gsnsn@. mssfs Up Il S 81
Vow srest: then. va. her PHYSICAL weak:
her song testified, for:
Sometime .imos. 10 'tt sroun'
som'slm. can & "s:I on.
on Master, o.,Is., p. r.1 .T.
Then It was that Aunt carine devoted her-
ssf nh'rs'gn mission; c and n The societies q
s- s:S HsTns I'd sstSs e Sc Il =.
Aunt SaIIr. va. le,. m'..r-.. ct tn. r,tn.-
n Hrs p re Ter ~dn~ wss w.
nnd wavs had all disappeared and so had the
chickens. "You see, rna'am. dey was taken
wild de disease de berry week you lef': dc
dro"th, ra.am. was ~ bat-onlv de- oli
rooster lsf:" Yea, the y Say Of Aunt "a lines
and aprons had all melted In the summer.
heat. and nov such cc.tn-ne.' She looked
forIratlon' Mr.. Edward Washin eton. .he
class leader was pawn his respex to Mlss
Carrie Gibbs.' Hence the burden OF her daily
song:
CANT vou da-n~ a. pes viref
Yes. Mr.washi, eton. shake nv foot 40.
Rut "ol~ MIssls- never becarrs wholly
recnnclei IN. the loss ~ her net chlotsns
and kent think'ne to herself: Aunt ca Tine,
J amt sav Wi, benn tiat my chicken but IL
looks berry 'sp'cin'ls. I shed say"
The most pathetic scene IN Aunt ca1'res
CAV widovhnnA abs fell sick with q fever.
Then u WAS that all ~ her relations forsook
her, leaving her IN the tender rrrces NJ
r.s.ss ~. SSs 4, stAf fhsscs :er
2ihn." came to rray occasionally A. her bed
aide, and from the kitchen We heard the re-
f-ain:
IT'S scod to h.e som. patience to wait upon DO
Sis o.a' y So. ~; ;s ,s. d.. ~ :nf f.sS 70 S'd mo-
The class. leader groans -Amen. sister"
striving NJ the same time 10 comfort her with
THE Fvidencea Of Chrstian'ty." But ali the
Rrnans the ntavers and the tears fs!led to
make Mr.. Palev clear r. her sorrowlne sia-
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