Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1917-09-14

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.,i1ys M b. said in genera Of
.z1.,efl negroes, but there re-
MANS me important difference
tn, where il ia safe and proper
b mobilize southern negroes in
tie sogth, it is almost sure to
invoke a sea Of trouble if north
:rn negroes are sent mere. Il
would require volume 10 set
Iorth clearly all the reasons why;
1Ut 10 get them forth is not
necessary. The country is under
70 obligation To stop in the midst
# a great war and attend 10 the
.dgcation Of It's secretary u war.
And If no wisdom should come
rom the source whence OF right
wisdom is expected, il once more
,ecomes the hard duty Of Ne
)eople Of the south 10 decide
his matter for themselves. They
mould set about finding ways
md means Of getting il into the
read Of Mr.. Secretary Baker
hat these troops will not be re-
.eived. II will be indeed a most
iigtasteful duty at this crisis,
when every sensible person is
concerned more than anything
Use with a national concert and
harmony that will impress the
.nemy and convince him as
quickly as possible that he is
in a useless struggle. 1t
gilI be hard indeed, the necessity .
Il invoking the practiced indig-
iation OF the holy brethren OF
he north. But if there is no