Mt. Pleasant Pyramid | 1914-03-13 | Page 10 | Mourns for Negro Servant

,.. ju;:'jg fg;: nlsro servant C-.orqia Rrprrtcnttive So Overcome by Emotion He Could Hardly Contain Himself. fences, -illative I i i c 1 1 -y M Hughe8 of Cm. in iiif.l in his seat In the I mixi! riM't ntly ho overcome by emotion emo-tion hi! cull hntdly contain himself. , hen i lie of his i llc.'i Knes asked him v hat the matter was he explained that an old nemo won. an. Lottie Goode, v lio had heel', a nurse In his family for 1," years, had tiled In (ieoria. The t'lief of Mr. Hughes at the loss f this terviint nerves to Illustrate the ji ' I it hi.- o!' Ih avcra o southern member mem-ber of rniiKrcsB loe ' the negro a a rare, Mr. 1 uplift has well defined view s on thi suhjret. 1 lie..e noriiiei'ii pi.oile don't know ' io treat the negro," be said, r-i. r-i. etly. "I have ubout 200 of them at 1. i,i.i v. ho uie dependent on me. You i, ,p maintain discipline among them, .ioiiie of them need a whipping I I ca -"iotially."