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The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
THE SOUTH AND
THE WORTHY NEGRO.

The race problem. so called is a
hackneyed subject. Il has been discussed,
pro and con. exhaust.vely and with ger
orally unsatisfactory results. so far Is
truthful conclusions are concerned. It Is
pretty well agreed that the South must
work out this problem for itself and
along the best lines its undoubted patriot-
ism suggests. Incidents are many that
serve to illustrate the actual feeling latent
in the hearts and souls OF most Southern
people, 50 far as the negro is concerned.
.Fine-spun theories and long-dtstauce spec
ulation and suggestions mean very il-
tie, from an illustrative standpoint, when
placed side by side with truthful narra-
tions OF association and contact Read
the following from the Augusta Chronicle:
In Alabama lazt week an aged nesTess died
Aunt" Clsrissa Following heg remains 10 the
grave were, among other vehicles six carriages &C.
upicd by the leading white women # the COM
munity- On her grave there were piled myriads Of
horal tributes. the finest display Of offerings of
the kind ever seen in that section q The country.
twenty-five wives Of farmers and business men
heard the sermon over the grave By Aunt" Ca-
rssa's negro pastor The pastor, smcas ether
thinss, said:
Much Is said of the race pro6em. of the
present and future relations Of the black men aud
the white men. l am willing % say that Il on
negroes lived the life this dead sister has lived che
race problem would Be solved
Aunt Clsrissa was eighty years of 5Se At the
time Of her death FOr fifty Years she had lived iu
one white mans service. She bad cared for his wife
and children and grandchildren She was the person
D the household who handled the money. She
bought the household supplies. She rendered &C
corrting 10 no one. She paid Lerself heI osn
salary She saved al she made. She was mere
than houseksepsr She vas friend
u IS said that az the buTal 20 the sohs and
tears of relatives added ths manifestations o;
sorrow Of the white women, and that the lady ~
whose home Clsrissa had lived deep IN anguish.
This Is a suggestive picture in contrast with he
ery q negro ofatcgs and politicians that IS heard
these dsys-the eTy Of the negro who claims that
his race is downtrod6en hy the white man. "Auat"
ClaTisss lived a life q integrity. II usefulness ard
Of uprightness. 10 lie and 10 death sha vas se-
corded hong and respect
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05

''The average swltchman's pay Is close
20 500 yearly" says Slason Thompson,
speaking for the railroads. Under the
present scale, many OF them receive
500 to $40 a month
The demand for an eight hour day Is
really a demand for more money. II they
were asked 10 work but eight hours they
would put in ten or twelve just the same
More pay for as many hours as they are
willing to work for Is what they want" q"
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
Vacant Rooms

are quickly rented 10 desirs BILE tenants
by advertising them in The Herald. ONLY
cent word Tor advertisements under
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05

Bruee's Chance Good.
That the vote for Coagreesmen viii be
small is the general belief. The Ninth
district will probably cast the largest
vote Of any district in the State. for in
that district is being fought the fight
of the year. Party leaders who are ac-
quainted with the situation in that dis
trict say that Robert P. Bruce, Demo
crat has a good chance 10 win over
Col. Campbell Siemp, the Republican in
Cumbent ana leader or the party in the
State. slemp has been the accredited
representative Of his party for two full
terms.
The Republicans Of the Fifth district,
represented for a long term of years by
Gov. Swanson, were much elsted when he
was promoted to be governor. and they
az once began active preparations for
redeeming' the district They induced
Dr. J. ". Saunders, a physician Of
Henry County, to stand for the nomina-
tion. and for several months a desultory
nght has been waged. Judge z. W.
saunders Of Franklin County. whom the
Democrats nominated, mas made a splen-
did campaign. He has spoken several
times IN each county, and many Demo
cratic orators have bsen there to lend
a helping hand. Among the distinguished
speakers who have made addresses in
the Fifth are Gov. Swanson, ex-Gov
Montague, and others. All reports from
that section are TO the effect that Judge
Saunders viii win.
Republican Row in Third.
Interest centers In the fight in this, the
Third district, between George A. Han
son, the Lily White" Republican, and
J. B. Johnson, the representative Of the
negro element OF the same party. The
negroes repudiated Hanson because Of the
bold stand he took when he was nomi-
mated, in saying that he did not want
the negroes 10 vote for him if they STOOD
On the ground that they wanted to exaIt
themselves and demand things because
they were negroes. Hanson won applause
IRON the whites, many Of whom will vote
Tor him for no other reason than that
they do not care to see a negro defeat
q white man for anything. Hanson is
popular, and stands well at the bar Il
remains TO be seen If he will be able
70 poll more votes than Johnson The
frank statement Of Hanson that he does
not expect 10 win indicated that he was
making the sacrifice IN the interest Of
his party, and he openly acknowledges
that Capt. Lamb win be elected, which
The returns viii most certainly verify.
Judge Saunders. in the Fifth. will have
% finish the unexpired term OF Gov
Swanson, and will also draw the pay for
me term that was appOruoued 10 Gov
swanson, as the latter served only two
moEths Of the term TO which he was
elected. Judge Saunders will draw pay
TOT twenty-five months. and viii serve
until March 4, when the unexpired term
via cease. The following December he
VIII return for the full term Of two years.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
Steamboat Company
Take the Trolley to
kensington, Md.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS Csc

At FusseIPs, 1927 N. Y. Avenue
Nun stoposer privileges at Chew Chase Circle and
Lake CARS leave l5th 81 and Ncw NUra ave.
ES FRY QUAKrER-HOUR running directly
t-oush 70 the Lake. passing most teauIuui sub9I
. lf N1shIr Et9D- also the ft1ck Creek Bridge
and the Xoo. Visitors to the city uil eu-oy this
trolley ride. The car service is excellent.
kENSINtTTUN Ef. CO.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
HernId Manf Ad.

ggf be received al CampbelTs Pharmacy.
IN and Park road. and promptly for
sarded % The main Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
Herald Want Ads

will be received at Atlyinson's Pharmacy.
1lth and G sts. nv. and promptly for
warded to the main Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05

This little story calls to mind another
The Chronicles picture suggests the
South's genuine affection for the old-time
"befo-de-wah" negTo. The story to come
shows the Southern people in the atti-
tude Of genuine helpfulness and respect
for the younger generation OF negroes
whenever and wherever they show them
selves worthy.
The incident concerns the wedding Of q
young negro and the negro girl OF his
choice. re had come 10 the little South
eru town wherein this wedding took
place when mere lad-fresh from the
country and inexperienced. BY industry.
politeness. and attention 70 his trade he
won the respect and confidence OF the
entire white population Of bis city. He
never tawned or cringedi he held up bis
head and behaved himself Ike q man.
From a teH-year-old lad 70 a thirty-year-
old man he had nothing 70 his credit that
the white people would not indorse. OF
the negro EiTl he married only good words
were heard Both merited and held the
esteem of the white population. They sent
out numerous invitations 10 their white
friends 10 come 10 their wedding. They
had 70 hesitancy n doing this for they
knew that they would be understood
and they were, The chUrch-and Il was
negro church-was crowded with white
friends not a jam due 20 idle curiosity,
but a well-Wishing and approving host
Of genuine friends. There was no sug-
gestIon of social equality Not a lit
of II. Zach race had its separate seats.
and each came through motives OF its
own Not only were the white friends Of
this deserving negro couple present ard
pleased 10 be there, but Of the wedding
presents received over half OF them
came from white friends and aCquaiEt.
auces-
Il really makes no great difference with
the better element OF the popIe Of the
South whether the negro be Of the Old
school or Of the younger generation.
There Is a road that the negro may travel,
il he viii, that leads straight as an arrow
70 the white mans heart. Those who
travel that road never repent IT. II works
10 their good. and Il makes them content
and happy in the Southland. IL is the
path that leads through industry and SELF
respect 90 manhood and worthy citizen
ship.
The negro knows fun well the pata
that leads the other way-and 1t IS rot
denied that the other path IS dark and
full of danger.
Stories OF human interest like the above
tell an abundance Of truth that many pe0-
pie. both white and black, Ia this great
land may well take 10 heart and con-
slider.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05

Morning Afternoon admission, Is cts Night. =
cts with skates. Med. Morning and Afternoon :
cts. With slates We'd Night 3 cts admission
skses = ets, extra Lads instructor IN attendance
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
CLOS In The NINTH
Democrats Look for Bruce to
Defeat Slemp.
FEEISURE OF NINE DISTRICTS
Reprlicans Making Effort 10 Elect
Cadidate I'm SvansOn's Old Dis
trtt-Lumb sure of Reelection in
Tfrd, Where Opponents Are Split
GER the Race Question at Present.
"a = Tha - -.


Richmond, Va, Nov. 4--Nine Demo-
fats are certain of election to Congress
rom the State of Virginia at the election
o be held on Tuesday. For the first time
N the history Of the State. election day
is to be observed as a holiday, the last
general assembly having designated il as
such
There are twenty-three candidates for
Congress, of whom ten are Democrats,
eleven Republicans. and two Socialists,
this district, the Third, having the largest
humber Of candidates-fouT. The Fourth
district has only one.
There win be only one change in the
( Democratic representation. unless Bruce
succeeds in defeating Col. Slemp in the
Ninth, which at present seems more than
q probability. except that Judge Saunders
VIII go in to succeed Gov. Swanson. This
change will be in the Fourth district,
where Mai LaSsiter, the Democratic
nominee. has no opposition, having been
awarded the nomination after all the
other candidates had Withdrawn from the
struggle
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
Nominees in virginia,

A full list Of the Congressional n0mi-
nees for both parties for the entire state
70 lows
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05

The condition of Joseph A. Mingin,
whose right leg was run over by an
electric train on King street Saturday
night. was stated al the Alexandria Hos
pital this evening 10 be encouraging. The
operation in which his les was amputatcd
was bornc well by the patient.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-05

Miss sauie Stuart. diocesan secretary
Of the Virginia branch OF the Woman 5
Auxiliary 70 the Board OF Missions,
Protestant Episcopal Church. viii be q
guest at the home OF Bishop Robert 4.
Gibson IN Richmond during the meeting
Of the auxiliary IN that city next week.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

Nus Sron D,Ou1ain. Idh. MIRO
beritltet. Dag iniol ge eiues guiam-
msnitpBes 5Diihfa sinem 9ofdlsuoe
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GROCER g2uiorltat erUabli weroen
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9anpagueleiter Der ,Snoepenoence
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) mtljeuitreit
Wlanllns So. 30. Ottober.

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5sgas pro3siiiyt per0en. Der @oupers
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Hi6ter S6omas in Del 8io, Sic 6dle
osnau 81 uuterIutea gu0 oas @srb0r
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tai babel 6adet, oer geraoe oor6els
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ruieuo lief sr Die SiraBe sntiaHg. On
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t. in gr0Bter S5Hsuigtsit Ha4 Dem
6oipit1l. 9cli3iiten neyioI5.sn ben
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zen iei. Spdtsr nurOs q j:oo4 eRt'
lqiTen.
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e HtDe0er Der.


5n sinsr @erianm.uag bsr Sasi.
nam 91QeD 2uHber Dealers Qfoc a.
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nummeR. in osHen oi: GJieababa1eIea,
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Hes 5beiles Der Sdgsmii6lsH eiu3uite.s
len uno oaourh 5000 UlaHn auBer
4rbsit 81 bringsn.