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I am disposed this望我 to have a talk with you on the subject of "Molly's close Propaganda." Propaganda means "in disseminate, to diffuse, to inform, to be it correct on otherwise." Designing this war Germany used propaganda in expose English and French diplomatic aid, the Allies in turn, invented a propaganda which they scattered around the world holding up the Germans as Huns, calling them demons, savages, cannibals and all kinds of things, even though the Allies were associated with and were close complements of the Germans prior to 1914. Whenever you want to destroy anybody or anything in the confidence of others, you start a propaganda and represent the individual or the thing to your auditors to be just the opposite of what is good and complimentary. Governments, institutions, organizations, and individuals have had, all down the ages, to fight propaganda with counter propaganda, hence the Allies during the war. You are not a member of the counter propaganda against the central powers, through which they successfully won the war. ARGUMENTS DRAWN BY SIR WIM H. FERINIS TO SHOW SUPERIOR POWER OF PHYSICAL ENDURANCE OF NEGRO UNDER SEVERE, CLIMATIC, CONDITIONS—TELLS WHY COLORED MAN AT PRESENT CANNOT SUCCESSFULLY, COMPRETE IN BUSINESS—MUST ESTABLISH HIS OWN ENTERPRISES TO LEARN METHODS AND SECRETS OF BUSINESS AND OF MANUFACTURING What Are We Doing? Now what are we doing? I repeat, a continuous conflict is going on. We are travelling to our darty. The race that does not plan a race. the race that will never reach that despair. it means the survival, of the finest. Now what are your plans? We have no plans. We allow the other fellow to draw up plans for us, therefore we must travel toward us, therefore we must travel toward us not to see that his despair is to occupy a spot that will accommodate him alone; he will carry you thus far and then drop you at a certain part of the journey. And that is the warning Fam sending out from the platform of Liberty Hall tonight. Charity Begins at Home Pigs to Negroes to Use Their God- Given Gifts Who Knows the Roostibilities of the Reef? Who can tell what power is looked up in a colored youth? I did not know that this follow I have just spoken of had any innate gift of eloquence; but I saw he was ambitious, and I said that having ambition, he had a chance. And I believe that having made the progress we have, under persecution and other oppression, if we will be the butts and the command the foremost to get together, we will make ourselves a recognized force in the world. (Great applause) ASSISTANT SECRETARY GENERAL SPEAKERS. Speaking upon the subject, "The Hidden Hand," Mr. H. J. Posten, Assistant Secretary General, said that there is unobjection at work in the affairs of the Negro American Association, and guidance that is creeping out for the most unexpected places. In illustration of this he declared that the author of the article appearing in today's issue of the New York World, in which the movement of the U. N. A. is in action, said that he would be someone high up in the councils of the N. A. A. U. P. The Negro should not close his eyes to certain factual questions round about him. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is represented by white people, with a view of directing the destiny of the colored people in this country. The chairman of the, Board of Directors, the treasurer and all its executive officers, are white behaviors, skills, and experiences geared toward a man's needs of culture and environment. Managers must be able to communicate with people, and ability to work with people will vary by background, white or black, their age, sex, and marital status. Do not be afraid to ask for help and advice from a friend, niece, or relative. In all cases, be mindful of including a program on Ethnic and minority support provided by the program. For more information on the program, visit the Pan-African Institute of Education, the Pan-African Institute of Education, and a program, and be replied to. Do not. The Dr. Burkholder wants to say that the man who composed the program (most importantly, to get acquainted with it, to number of men of the race designg to different parts of the world, to be interested in our place, that they may each other, that they may cooperate. This program helps the number of the Pan-African Institute of Education, simply willing to provide simple ideas from some white man, or group of men, since they themselves are to adopt, since they are program of their own. The man while people work to guide and direct and finance people their other interests is to lead them their own way, and not in a path that will be for joy, highest interests of the colored race. Today, this hidden hand is at work today throughout the land, trying to divert people who are planning (upon coming) procedures of the opposing race, by which they are kept down and equal chance in life, from the objects they have set out before them as their goal. Hidden Force at Work Against U. N. I. A. "There is a hidden force," said Mr. Posten, "at work, attempting to countrect the influence of the Universal Negro Improvement Association. To offset this I would suggest that we, as a group, come together and stand together; that we cease. Lighting among ourselves; that we show a would front and stand out; that we hold and support this organization of curt that is fighting so valiantly, and with the brightest papers of ultimate success, for the redemption of Africa and the advancement of Negroes everywhere." (Applause.) REDDING MADE ACTING REDDING THE DETECTIVE SERGEANT The Twenty-sixth Harlem Police Protect beats of quite a number of colored policemen who are doing duty in the section largely inhabited by Negroes. Many of them have disting- uished themselves in the line of duty. Acting Sergeant Rodding has estab- lished an enviable record. During the early days in work in arresting and having con- ducted nine law breakers. He was made acting sergeant by Commissioner Enright. On his return to the United States, he became a military chaplain, at Camp Lee, Virginia, and on his diaries, he wrote that the student, was sent to France by the K.A. G.A. in connection with closing the work with the colored troops. Since 1861, he was among the students, of colleges for colored men in the Southwest. not know whether Mr. Seligman is a frank and outspoken friend of the race, or an unimpassive critic. We are inclined to believe, however, that he is more of a critic than a friend. The wiltweakness in Mr. Seligman's analysis is that he overlooked the fact that a strong organization in In itself a commercial assed. Wendell Phillips bids brandon on Toussaint L'Overmaud said that at the age of twenty six or twenty seven Napoleon Bonaparte was placed, as the head of the best troops, that Europe over saw. The generals, who built up the army for Napoleon to command, deserved a share, and an important share for Napoleon's glory. General McClellan, who commanded the army of the Potomac, for two years in the Civil War in the United States, guarded no great victories, but the splendid army that he trained, drilled, and organized made possible the successes of Gen. V. St. Brillard, which culminated when Gen. Robert D. Lee, the leader of the Confederate army, surrendered his award at Appomattox Court House. Bishop, William H. Brooks, D.D., former pastor of Bethel A. M. Church of Baltimore, Md. was honored by having his picture in the Crisis and elevated to the bishopric because, in a six months' rally, he kept up his current expenses and wiped out a $33,000 mortgage. But the ministers who preceded him and built up a strong and large ecclesiastical organization made possible his remarkable achievements. So is it with the Universal Negro Improvement Association. With nearly 800 branches in the United States of America, Canada, Hawaii, Cuba, Santa Domingo, the Virgin Islands, the British West Indies, Central America, South America, England, Wales, West Africa, and South Africa, many of them as strong as the largest Negro church in town, some of them twice as strong and a few of them three and four times as strong and one of them five times as strong. It is a real force which is a potential commercial asset. Suppose a Negro comes along who has a real invention, like the Dutch Ghana Negro who invented the last used by the United Shoe Company of Boston; suppose gold, silver, copper, coal and oil, as is predicted, will be discovered in Liberia; suppose a master mind in finance comes with a proposition, whether agricultural, mineral, realty or commercial, which means ready cash, the U. N. I. $ has an organization by which a half million dollars can be readily mobilized in a few months. The fraternal feeling builds up between the American Negroes and the Negroes of the Carribean Sea and the West Coast of Africa is itself an asset which will be commercialized, when the ship for the African trade will be procured and will steam to the African coast. So the outlook is not as dark and gloomy as Mr. Seligman imagines. W. H. F. THE BIGGER BROTHERHOOD HIS EXCELLENCY MARCUS GARVEY has just addressed able to His Holiness Pope Benedict XV at the Vatican, Rome, requesting that he, in conjunction with all the re- ligious and racial leaders of the world, call a conference of the bigger brotherhood of humanity for the purpose of laying out a program by which we may have a lasting peace. Three weeks of the disarmament conference, now in session at Washington, have convinced even the most optimistic that there will no lasting peace come from this conference. France, never able to wear a mask, emotional though practical to a fault, has told the world in terms so plain that even a wayfaring man though blind can understand, that she will not quit her arms. England, true to her tradition, has these two weeks at the conference exercised just enough diplomacy to keep the world guessing aa to her real position, except in one essential particular, a particular about which she never keeps the world guessing very long—that is, that, after the disarmament conference's over, England will occupy her same supremacy over the other nations, with an army and many strong enough to make it secure. Well, Japan has said that this disarming is all right with her, but—and that but—is a nice, juicy piece of China, which if she don't get she will fight and, which if she does get she must fight to keep. So disarming with the Japanese is an Arabian joke. This leaves only Italy and the United States of the big five to be considered. Italy has already taken up arms with Great Britain against the French position, which means that at some future date there will be trouble in the land; hence the United States will possibly keep on investing 90 per cent of all her revenue in destructive agencies; not because she does not desire to have it otherwise, but as she will tell us, the other nations wouldn't so she couldn't; so there you are. dangerous, and any attempt to exert power only can an insurer and killer. As far as the can gather, the Dutch Gulana editor is not altogether aware of improvement among the Negro people in these Intimidies, but warns the black people of the world not to forget the benefits they have enjoyed and still are enjoying under the rulers to whom they own allegiance. "This, in our opinion is typical of colonial propaganda to keep the Negro 'feeling right',' Argenteo of England, France, Belgium and Italy, his today, by the heart of Africa, India, Central and South America 'showing the native with troglodytes now how it happens to be his (the native)' good fortune, so he governed by the best, most human government in the world, Russia, Hayd, Cuba and Santo Domingo are pointed to with a dramatic 'There you are' as 'experiments in self-government' to prove to the would-be self-determining native that the best thing for him to do is to stick to the old form, which as Mr. Brown goes to great extremes to tell in, permits Megroos under British rule to single-society with white people 'by reason of the prominent positions which they have attained by their ability and by the equitable treatments meted out to them in the various colonial possessions of the great European powers." in America, on the other hand, race prejudice is "indirective," not scientific; "a nigger is a nigger"; he is spat at, despised, burned and lynched; he is segregated and discriminated against. The difference, then, between prejudice of Americans and Europeans, is that the latter are, veritable past masters in the art of smiling in a man's face and at the same time attacking a dagger in his side, whereas the former are frank and less hypocritical in their domination of the Negro. All of which brings us back to our original contention, that to guarantee a-square deal to the Negro peoples the world over a mighty republic must spring up on the shores of Africa. Only by the realization of this ideal can we hope to abolish slavery in the Congo, peonage in HaytI and lynching in Texas. E. D. W. NOAH D: THOMPSON AND THE U. N. I. A. IN view of the many things being said by Brother Noah D. Thompson of Los Angeles against Hon. Marcus Garvey and the Universal Negro Improvement Association, it is extremely interesting to note that the brother was in attendance as an enthusiastic participant in the thirty-one-day convention held in August by the Universal Negro Improvement Association. Brother Thompson was very active, made many motions, served on important committees, introducing legislation and otherwise made his presence felt—but that was prior to the election of high officers. When the resignation of his good friend, Rev. J. D. Gordon, was unexpectedly accepted by the delegates, we find his devoted friend, Brother Noah D. Thompson, a candidate for the job, but the position of Assistant President-General did not go back to the coast with Brother Thompson; it remained East with Sir William H. Ferris, who defeated him, ninety-four to sixty-five. All that Brother Thompson now charges against the organization he knew when he was a candidate for Gordon's position; even his loyalty to his friend did not deter him from seeking the office of Assistant President-General. But Brother Thompson was defeated, and naturally things took different in defeat. Did you ever hear about the "Fox and the Sour Grapes"? scholar, Fort Worth, Ohio, is an online source from the Islamic World. *Missionary* to the Holy Land. Missionary Missions make a difference at a great expense in the Social Party, protested against. President Madison's Binghamton school in eleast public demonstration. As a result, Ursula, Nina, Calebarre, marines — what they are doing here confidential wireless disruption information that was sensitive, oppressive, misuse of marines landed on cruises. Abelia, Haven in State of Santa Cruz, Missions were used and unto a number killed on each side. Number of private and missionary parties. As it is possible to write a true history of the glory and grandeur of the ancient empires on Africa. The investigations of the archaeological mission sent out by Harvard University emulate and treaty also causes of Ethiopia, and it is now possible for students of history and sociology to contrast the college professor who initiates "there isn't any available data so prove that a once great empire founded on the banks of the Mediterranean." Could the Tainy decision, as the Dred Scott case have been other than what the Negro at the time it was founded? We are not among those who are disposed to condemn those who are disposed to condemn the actions of the Negro in Tainy for his decision in the famous Dred Scott case, because we hold that the Negro at the time it was founded, called the Negro, at this point, was not a citizen, but only a person "hold to service" and, therefore, had no right, which, while men were bound to respect, at that time the law was of course, mutually wrong, and the judge, being a strict constructivist of the law and an able judge, could do no more than found it on the statute books, and the Constitution as it then was, nowhere recognized the Negro as a citizen or conceived to him any right to be held in common with white men. We think it is incorrect, therefore, and unfair to Judge Tainy to hold him remonstrate to throw the issue of its protection around Dred Scott, the slave whose status as such was clearly set forth in the instrument, and therefore placed him in the same category of all other slaves. The fact that he was carried or escaped into a free State did not make him less a slave. The State or the federal union; then, as we know, it was the fundamental law of the land, and any violation of its provisions could have been punished by the courts just as was Dred Scott, whose champions and defenders sought to revoke his aid in his behalf knowing at the time that there was not a single fundamental law that could be invoked in favor of the chattail, the property of a white citizen, whose chattail had been taken by interested parties into a free State, with the expectation that this act would be sufficient to make him immune from the laws of the Negro at the time, the right of the slave owner to get the property if found in any State within the limits or boundaries of the United States. Had Dred Scott escaped into Canada or England, the Dred Scott decision perhaps, would never have been uttered nor written. This decision merely enphanced a fact known of all men familiar with the laws of this county, and the rights which white men are bound to respect, even when those rights are spread upon the pages of the Constitution and defined in legal terminology. ee ERC Ser ee Ee es ae ee ee SESS RET OTE RS RT aT eT SPDT pa oad Sy DOTTIE eT SIPEG OD TRUE PESTER NAT NGS BUND CLS ARS PUSS RAT PES aaah ae ae BIE NSIME RSTRNT ee ee ee eee LUA Csr OMS Ee ei Foret sd aa recactn S see Sop en cha ears OF ne ect ING AGAINST WHE RULE 7 sDrasatls Ores of Paauints Peps heat Tete k ie a tee 7 bp SICHAND: REMAS 77 7 BY Ait Cenretoncans: 10 WO is ORES i Bay ashijale eration fs roe a ta fil enter sounizy, ta pally nothing short ot ‘an "ediniegion that tha white ‘ope of caving! cheamayed by ‘teen: saclvep bax erased to exist: tn) theory $52e Ae ee Aare cota ‘price ta the exentnt.o¢ Parllament. the’ made pean: oc fal i Boohr es Sees ats minoes aseoteg guiring-vast, eseas cf-Atriéan territory ahbobhding tn inestimable” wealth, we Gould rather pipdeed to iovestigats the cat actyy, fos ate o€ Bana Sabi gob praee eas Snaice, Aye we detitd m coche ‘Ghat abe Gisiies forever ti retats bar exptemicy a8 an emplry tn the thos rapt of Empires, an! “mistress of ‘the Saale od Sui ne Be a Y oe SRY teem pers erat mre eeeeenan tee Dante-off policy. tn‘thelr affatre. “208 peated gyn ar et flag, aince tbe, tacketiea erected ta im, amahime, cog a we, bap datint Seemann afe now cet seunerines Vesa ay be da ‘aplgarant gurpries to Beitish states. faem Bat thr bare no copticon muthodior power t0 clase these ‘brs recent centred OF infcateies Which have ‘decome @ grave eae menace to other tedutiries, doa thereby tothe tlllloa of memployed at home, Ober factors portentots.and important that marnweea cee manila of Tabo# ahd the stabiliation of tee gold ethidint Ceriany, de- featéa‘in tar buf resatireena in peace: Yam egnit practically Compared th plore bax wintly or asviny found solate in making almost wor'h- tes the ithe of are Her ferationat opscnetite cidtor that fer presveieg th rato by tha Yetactior ot mak suficet-Only: to give hor a transient agvantige, St recardloas of Seu alent Gem itty England nd’ Atveries, throggtiibels high rates'ot exchengw:aré Zellnn the Binch’of conmercial eee. ” = ‘Beaty of Verle te tae Ouarot Se Se Ses oe Hon or tnerilably-cours.the prics of, tect Frome the areet ts Se ma seas Se <a Bs weainy oa wi tose: hs, than ware exe Vidind, “are recvitig aid itt ths, 1 mo fat newt. sfc morrow belng cirooat at basher etre reece} to thé novel and. dsistedn ee | st-etions of tha, birth: ratsl: In wre Kania by! 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Yes, third of the crimes committed by men who are the cause of them, they argue that, men, women, pain. It was pain, they were pain, her tree and node to what he is today and it is another, women who drew him down to earth again. Women, remember that where we land the men will follow. Women, remember? that so man is going to do anything that a woman does not want him to do. When a man I make a man and not a woman I make a woman and not a man so hee and low that the iest of animals cannot compare with them, but even then who knows but what woman was not the cause? > It was through the instigation in a woman that Jodias betrayed his Master, but we women always do our deeds so subtle that it always appears to be the man. Nearby every murder committed, every crime done, behind the wall there a woman. And set what noble deeds we can do! What true and noble men we have today all through the kind and pure love of women, who also destroy it. He can be as gentle as a lamb and as ferulous as a lion. Let its step deciving true and noble men for where there are true and pure women there will be true and pure men. It is to us women that the men love for an example. An, every man treats a woman for the example she sets before him. shall we as a woman stand for her? How many black women? From millions of black women the answer comes "Me!" Let us then lift up the banner of purity and love and johesty that manym cannot boy, and men we bid you follow. For where the woman lead the man will follow. TO MEMBERS AND OFFICERS UNIVERSAL NEGRO IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION There is absolutely no connection between the Universal Negro Improvement Association and the African Orthodox Catholic Church, and any officer or representative of the Universal Negro Improvement Association who attempts to explain to the contrary is deceiving the membership. Report all such officers and representatives to head-quarters. By Order UNIVERSAL NEGRO IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION MARCUS GARVEY, President-General November 8, 1921 NOTICE MEMBERS OF UNIVERSAL NEGRO IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION EVERYWHERE Demand a Constitution from your Secretary so that you may know what the Organization stands for. See that no one "puts anything over on you." Every Member Should Have a Constitution BY ORDER UNIVERSAL NEGRO IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION MARCUS GARVEY, President General Executive Secretary for Every Division of the Universal Negro Improvement Association All Over the World ALL DIVISIONS of the Universal Negro Improvement Association shall now make arrangements to receive from the Parent Body, an Executive Secretary, who shall be a Civil Servant and bona fide whose duty it shall be to work as an Executive to the Division to protect its members from loss or robbery, through insufficiency, disloyalty or dishonesty of any other Officer or Member. The Parent Body is now taking steps to protect the membership of all Divisions. All members should see that their Divisions have an Executive Secretary of the Civil Service. BY ORDER Universal Negro Improvement Association MARCUS GARVEY President-General Notice to Divisions, Branches and Chapters of the Universal Negro Improvement Association Please entertain no one who claims to be a representative of the Universal Negro Improvement Association; except the person can show credentials authorizing him or her to represent the movement. All credentials must be signed by the President-General, Marcus Garvey, on in his absence, the Assistant President-General, Sir William Ferris. By order Universal Negro Improvement Acam. MARCUS GARVEY President-General. calle. What should they present when they deal in integrity, Mr. John Sharp relating, to the President of the East Howard, the President of the West? I think, if all the statesmen gathered here in Washington did this preach as well, would be, a 111th annual meeting filled towards the late, the recollection of Armenian Conference might end successfully. With them, it will be better for them to be mourn, the cause of peace, of the fallback of Old and the bravery of man with them. C. W. GRIFFIN 1837 List. N. W. Washington. D. C. Sundry Shoes for Girls We Pray for the Poor and Compassionate of the Shoes and wear them too wildly, less carefully, and less frequently. McCALLUM SHOP CO. FOR 116 FLANDYFIELD, N. J. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO DIVISIONS AND MEMBERS OF UNIVERSAL NEGRO IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION All money of the Organization must be lodged in a responsible Bank in the name of the Division of the Universal Negro Improvement Association. Money can only be drawn from the Bank on the approval of the Members, at regular meetings, through standing orders or otherwise. Three signatures must be attached to all checks of withdrawals from the Bank. The signatures shall be those of the President, the Secretary and the Treasurer. By order UNIVERSAL NEGRO IMPROVEMENT ASSN. MARCUS GARVEY, President-General NOTICE! NOTICE! To Divisions, Branches, Chapters and Members of the Universal Negro Improvement Association This Association has no connection with any other Organization, Church or Movement, and any one who claims that their particular Organization, Church or Movement is the same Universal Negro Improvement Association, is endeavoring to deceive. There is but one Universal Negro Improvement Association. We are in sympathy with all Negro Churches, but we have no particular Church to support! Any information to the contrary is deceptive. Any Officer or Member of a Division, Brunch or Chapter, who, uses his position to foster the work of other Movements among the members of the Organization, and who influences the membership in hurt any private investment or business other than what is authorized by the Parent Body shall be guilty of violating the Constitution, and shall be expelled from active membership. Members should guard against Officers using the Organization for their own business only to the loss of the Members and the Organization. See that your Officers live up to the Constitution of the Universal Negro Improvement Association. Watch out for the person who wants to "put over" his private interests. This Organization is for the good of all, and not for the benefit of the "sharper." All members should get a Constitution. by output UNIVERSAL NEGRO IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION MARCUS GARVEY, President-General J. D. BROOKS Is an Iname committed with the Universal Negro Improvement Association. Any one who wins his whereabouts is asked to communicate with the National Sister Company of New York, and with the Universal Negro Improvement Association immediately. MARCUS GARVEY Applications Wanted Immediately FOR Foreign Service in the UNIVERSAL NEGRO IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Africans—Only Man, a Negro, Who Knew of Conspiracy; Kept Manuh Shute—Secretary of State for Colonies Attempted to Induce Him to Talk—Latex Imprisoned by Botho, After Campaign of Hateful Vengeance PREPATORY NOTE [The Negro World, roundabout, below a commission removed from Mr. H. H. Booke, of Loudock, Orange River, North Carolina, British governor, the author of the book, or tale, that is impervious to the memory of African literature, of adventure, and political intrigue, that is bound, to take the place in the dramatic literature of the Negro—Editor.] mind them, and that, together they would drive the British out of the country. I told this man to go and tell his master, that if the natives wished to like against the British that was a man of African literature, adventure, and political intrigue, that is bound, to take the place in the dramatic literature of the Negro—Editor. I told this man to go and tell his master, that if the natives wished to like against the British that was a man of African literature, adventure, and political intrigue, that is bound, to take the place in the dramatic literature of the Negro—Editor. I told this man to go and tell his master, that if the natives wished to like against the British that was a man of African literature, adventure, and political intrigue, that is bound, to take the place in the dramatic literature of the Negro—Editor. Dy R. H. SWALE In the master of the bourgeois assassination of some two hundred of the martyrs of this union at Burlough, by chlamming them with fire guns because they were a sort of harmless lot of religious fanatics, who refused to vaccinate certain ground upon which the government had, gravis to the殃, given them permission to reclaim the land, and some others some rights showing the manner in which the black peoples of Africa are murdered and decimated under the so-called freedom of the British flag. In placing this matter before you I will give a sketch of twenty years of my life. After stating that I was born in England of English parents I will live in 1838. In that year I was held captive by the Colony when I saw some Boors who were sent as spies by the late Transalpine Republic* I wrote to the late Colel J. Rhodes, the Empire builder, about this, and in reply I received an offer to devote my whole time to the same work, which offer I accepted and which I would work for Rhodes until his death in 1902, during which time I saved his life at the Bulgary Club in 1900. 1005 I went to England and while there I entored upon another phrase of my political career which was the first of my African war. Chambériain Ordère Uprisings In 1902 I was sent by the late Ito Hirot, Honor Chamberlain, then Secretary of State for the Colonies, to the native of German B. W. Africa in revolt against the Germans. I was instructed by Chamberlain to procure the German citizens so that if I were caught and killed by the Germans I should be thought an American, I am darned, at this all my relatives are American, but Chamberlain stated that I must do something, Edward awakened to snatch Germany. As I did not receive my promised reward, which was the post of secretary for Native Affairs in the Transvaal, I proceeded to London in 1804, where Chamberlain told me that he had been sent by the Germans with American prizes in my possession. I should not nothing, because Britain had wished to make my death, my excuse for creating trouble between the United States and Britain, being beaten in the fight for communism, and if I should cause a war, between them, then would be killing two birds with one stone. After this, Izzi felt, that my political career was in jeopardy and, but this time, I was confident. The British Government in the shadow of my hand in marital status. " and then, again, that description, they would drive, the British city, of the country. I told this man, to go and tell his master, that if the native, wished to be, asked the British, that was, a matter for their own consideration and had nothing to do with me, but when, wished, to fight, to pull the cauldron out of the fire, for the Boers, who had always been their oppressors, I should certainly do all I could to prevent it. On the 18th of August, 1905, I wrote to Lord Selborne, the Governor, asking that I feared a black-and-white attack on rebellion. I stated in this letter, "The Boars seem determined themselves they will by overpowering ing and stratagem attempt to prevent you rulling it either." General Gotha's Treeschery Lord Sabourou's secretary-wrote and asked me to tell upon him with regard to my letter, and when did I ask me to tell him all I knew. He said: "If you will tell us something we will pay you well." Remembering how I had been paid for S. W. Africa, I replied: "I will tell you nothing." Thus it cost the British Empire £350,000,000 to conquer the Transvaal and by concealing the treachery of the late General Botha and his friend and adviser, General J. G. gave me an annual bach to the Born, shortly after the British Government-granted responsible government to the Transvaal, which it would not have done and I divulged the treachery of General Botha, who became First Prime Minister. "Vengeance is mine," saith the Lord. "I will repay." A Conference in London In 1910 the late-General Bayreys approached me and requested me to publicly proclaim the attempt of the late General Botha and his friend and adviser, General — to raise the native tribes in revolt in 1909. This I declared to do, as I told him that General Botha had done me no harm and I failed to see why I should attack him. Sir Lionel Sarle, G. B., the private secretary to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, invited me to an interview at the Colonial Office, where he stated that by concealing the name of the British Government he had caused the British Government to grant responsible government to the Transvaal, a thing they had never intended to do, but that they had no excuse for withholding it and that as I had stood silent with the secret which would have justified them in withholding it, I should see that they had a part in the creation of a part in East Africa, especially as I had apparently no work since 1905 and had evidently lived for five years, so money given me by General Botha to keep quiet. As I had shielded, General Both for all audibly different reason to the one inferred by the secretary, I returned to the Transvaal in November, 2011, and told him, "I will join me in resisting the change of the private secretary, that I had lived for five years, by blackmailing him. Every letter I wrote him I posted, copy of it, to His Excellency Lord Gladstone, who applied to me mokkokok, two revolves, but Both took no notice of things being examined, I published a thousand pamphlets and had them distributed about, Johannahann, editing forth my experiences and Both's competency. 1. **R: Do Not, as I know now, be a malnutrition and malnutrients are persons of mixed blood that is to say, they are neither white nor black. They hold both right to white as well as to black. Further, malnutrients are dangerous creatures. When they are doing you, the best service you may think, it is just the time they are eating you up like that dangerous disease, canon. Of course to every rule there must be exceptions. There are some very good examples. Those who believe and claim to be Nephrotes every respond to the stuff of those who claim to be white while the white men are laughing at and nibbling them. 2. It is most surprising to know that the headquarters of the above-named congress is in France and that it most during its sessions in various European countries. To me have come the suspicion as to the motive that prompted the forming of the said congress. Why should such a congress have headquarters in France and meet in various European countries? Why is it European hands of necessity by figured in it? Where was the congress formed and by whom were they elected? I shall appreciate a reply from anyone in or out of the congress as early as possible. % The Pan-African Congress report for 1820 shows very obvious that the said congress does not meet the approval of the African nation of Eritrea, which has states of equal size but fifty-six and of the number only fourteen were African. The Negro population is placed at 400,000,000. How, then, in the face of truth, can fourteen men rununt such as number of people in this again happen? What's the trouble? It must be perbaubat; that the fundamental principles of the said congress is defective, or perhaps alm is to enslave the entire Negro race to the end of time. This was what I meant to gross customers. May God deliver us Negroes, from the hands of the white mulattoes. **Good and Bad** savage from the logs, and must suffer from the same assault, although they prove themselves different. But, the prospective patient must will exercise discretion of the right blind. Don't let any graven, wannabe, examine your body, that is incapable of doing anything using the city's lawful compulsions of the D. (Doctor of Chiropractic). There are worthless people who may intend to study chiropractic and to practice it professionally. That is why we are interested in seeing it kept clean and humane. And public objects are the moral support or ill will, collected documents of chiropractic who are compassionately trained. This is not the time for shrieking, covariation, for if the public once gets the idea that chiropractic is unhappy, then those who are properly qualified might well give it up. A reason to keep it is the reassurance: **KEEP EIROPAEKTE KEIAN** HUBERT HARRISON. THE SOUTHERN BLACK—AS SEEN BY THE EYE OF FICTION Nightly. Colored. 12-10. Octavius Roy Court. Dodd Head & Co. New York. 1983. 212 pages. Mrs. Cohen's stories to "Domesticism" although the type which he always would be just an representative of North form by any other large Southern city. No normal human can read. Kee, the laitish stories with a dubbing over with enjoyment. Ebook-handbook for visitors right read a book over as a full, but a point confess that as soon as I was down the pen I shall take up for a second reading the book which has beside me. The short stories are shaped to protection—but not one—and the dialect is lovingly chisall to a night and the English. My one resist is that the book has only one illustration. It's worthy of special remark that no criminal or contemptible types are appropriated in this book—just folk ETHIOPIAN KINGS' TOMBS ARE FOUND Recovery of Material Buried 2,000 Years Help in Writing History CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. 27.—Discovery of the tombs of twenty-six generations of Ethiopian kings and the recoveries of material buried for more than 2,000 years, which makes it possible for the first time to write the history of Ethiopia, were reported by the Joint Egyptian Expedition of Harvard University and the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. The expedition's charge of the tombs of Harar, was in Egypt ten years. Its findings in part have been reported from time to time. The discovery of the lost civilization of Ethiopia was made at Nakap, now called Gebel Barkale. The royal camelates were found outside the city. At Nark, to the south, on a low knoll, near the River Nile, the archaeologists examined a group of burial mounds of the twenty kings and twenty-five queens of Ethiopia from 680 to 880 B.C. most of whose names had been lost to human knowledge. Excavations gradually uncovered the burial chamber of Tirgawa, the king of Ethiopia, mentioned in the Book of Isaiah, who was one of the five Ethiopian monarchs who ruled over Egypt; and then, one by one, uncovered the tomb of the king of Ethiopia, princesses and princesses of Ethiopia for a period of more than four centuries. LADY HERBRIETTA DAVIS VISITS OKLAHOMA Miss Henrietta Vivian Davies, the international organizer, and her assort, Leonardine Gatto, make their arrival at Oklahoma November 12, speaking for six nights. The meetings were held at the first Baptist Church Sunday, November 12, at 10:30 a.m. Ms. Gatto Baptist Church in Oklahoma, Little Harriet one block from where the Liberty Hall is to be built in the near future. Oklahoma recognizes the honors and awards of Ms. Davies and her magnificent power, that caused her to hold the highest office, and to be one of the greatest women artists of the world. Ms. Davies spoke on the occasion of the Legionnaires' Gatto spells of the skill and knowledge of the Negro rock. Oh Thimpson! meet the stare of the school. Hum School rendered music. The students were drawn in uniform, black and white. On Friday night a few of Oklahoma's professional men made a show,唱 on the movemen. D. N. J. A. REPORTER SIASHI IS ONE OF THE few never translated steam into the water channeled pig iron into steel the great enveloper of the human CONTEMPORARY COMMENTS THE CITY SET ON A HILL. The city has indulged something of what might happen were Howard University headed by a Negro president. Marsha Fock was honored and honored Howard out of the total of thirteen universities. Professor Montgomery Gregory has advocated a Negro theatre, with the possibilities of developing dramatic arts at Howard University. Both were sure in with what such a university should do. very Baltimore city. Be open into speech that a boy on Negro can grasp —Winston Churchill in the Prairie. A NEW LEVERAGE. FOR THE NEGRO Howard University at Washington where college is located for the various professions, by Negro institutions, royalty, has sent out a very informing elecrician. Particular emphasis is laid upon the departments of Howard is a city set on his hill. Its height should allow that man may see the good work. That light is bright, and there can be no such inspiration coming from an alien source. Air spirits and mindfulness will not produce it. For back of the thought that he can inspire that man not shows that he can inspire Negroes to achievement. Howard should be doing work in sociological investigation of direct contact with race relations. Is it? Would the present incumbent inspire, direct or approve such work if begun by any professor of that school? Howard should have in reward his historians in America. Is it? Would such work receive the approval and support by the present head of that school? Howard should be active in obliterating illiteracy and in making experiments in Negro education and in racial psychology. He should metaphorically fostered and its truths and discoveries uphold by the present head of that school? Howard should have somebody at work in connection with Fredmann Hospital, a medical for scientific study, as there is in connection with the several departments of the government, where Howard might have fellowships which would mean light and advance for the work of the department. He is the present head of Howard have any interest in such work, and would he have any influence in advancing it were it established? Either a light would shine or it would not. We should have one that still. We need the light—Ironquill, in the Washington Colored american. PLAIN TALK AFRICAN PRODUCTS Our purchasing agent arrived from West Africa a few days ago with hundreds of Photographs of leading African Chiefs, and Merchants, including sceneries. Do you want to share in the profits of Cocoa Beans, Palm Oil and Mahogany? GOLD COAST IMPORTS AND EXPORTS CORP. 36-39 West 135th Street NEW YORK CITY very valuable can happen in speech, to speak a boy, a boy on a cow, a cow can grape -Winston Churchill in The Times A NEW LEVERAGE FOR THE NEGRO Howard University of Washington where colored men and women are highly trained, for the various profession, relationship, recently, has sent out a very informing circular. Particular emphasis is laid upon the departments of religion, medicine and law, and it fairly may be assumed that the university authorities raise the issue to lift the tone to its greatest possible development and influence. Booker T. Washington, at Tucknessen as well known, added, to those uplift voices that of industrial education. He felt that more good Negro farm needed than professional men if his race was to make good in its competition with other races. Still another leves now is advocated and already is in operation at Howard University. It is dramatic art. Nothing about the subject is said in the book, but it is written by Montgomery Greer, director of Howard of that department. In a communication printed in a Novembrick number of the New Republic. This educator believes that "the rate by long inheritance and varied experience has a store of ideas in the mind of tomorrow," and that "art is self-expression and, therefore, it must be the Negro himself who shall depict in dramatic form his not- No matter what condition your form- makes, please call us and make it like new while you wait. LENOX PEN HOSPITAL 541 Lenox Avenue Between 97th and 153th Streets NEW YORK CITY gany Awaiting Sale from West Africa a few daya graphs of leading African Chiefs, series. Do you want to share in Gil and Mohammad? and experience). The result, behind the direction, with the aiming of more respect and appreciation inquisition in any recognized grade, follow the hegde's contribution through his art to the higher life of making. An important mission of the academy is to be a model for the higher education in modern civilization. That is, the academy has for the university is on the right track will be the opinion of far-sighted people. The Neuroscience department, is theitative, biolinguistic and dramatic. Institutionizes a necessary feature of an adro's mental making. Thruses himself into the character, he represents and that character, what he supposes to be, that character, a characterization. For him, the character, a character, pro. For him, indeed, china or exerclment will appreciate life him in the estimation of other races. This new leapover, added to the older leapover of preachers, doctors, lawyers and farmers. 4. Copy of the records of all Divisions, Benches, Chapters and members of the Universal Negro Improvement Association has been stolen from the Secretary-General's office by some one who was employed by the organization, either as an officer, an employee or an anglote. This information should be kept in the office and should be written to the members and officers of the divisions of the organization for their own minister or other purpose. Divisional officers and members of the Universal Negro Improvement Association receiving letters from organizations or other movements or individuals asking them to transfer their allegiance from the U. K. L. to the thea or asking any obligation, will ignore such appeals and will reside immediately that such communication and its length in the desire of the organization will determine the solidarity of the Universal Negro Improvement Association. You have joined the Universal Negro Improvement Association for the realization of an object. You should support it for that object, and not allow others who may be more贴心-skewers to distract you by distributing your money finance in supporting everything, and greening all when you could have supported one good thing and make it without. Look out for new communications. Send them to our office. By order, UNIVERSAL NEGRO IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. MARCUS GARVEY, President-General After undergoing strenuous repairs has been repaired. We are now in a much better position to serve you. Therefore we call upon our former customers and well-wishers to leave orders, to call for your washroom or finished laundry at 92 West 142nd Street or at the town in Liberty Hall, and we will assure you PROMPT SERVICE IN RETURN Do not forget to let us do your washing business all our work is done by experienced hand REMEMBER THIS IS YOUR LAUNDRY Therefore it can only remain open through your individual support. Thanking for your past patience and helping you will continue to do your bit towards the UNIVERSAL STEAM LAUNDRY OUR MOTTO—"EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE" UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY PROPHESY HARLER COT the responsibility of freeing the four hundred million appraised Negroes of the world and with the redemption of EABHA, is now taking a universal fund to capitalize its work for the解放 of Africa. The Second Annual International Convention of the Negro peoples of the world legislated that a capitalization fund for the propagation of the work be raised from among all Negroes under the caption of "The African Redemption Fund"; that each member of the Negro race be asked to donate five dollars ($500) or more to the fund for the cause of world-wide race adjustment; and the freedom of Africa. Each and every Negro contribution to this fund will receive a certificate of race loyalty given by the Universal Negro Improvement Association with the autographed signatures of the Provisional President of Africa, the Secretary General and High Chancellor of the Universal Negro Improvement Association. If you are a race patron, if you are desirous of seeing your race liberated, if you are desirous of seeing Africa free from oppression, if you are desirous of building up a great Negro race, you will send in your five dollars or more immediately to the "African Redemption Fund." Send postal money order, money mail order, checks or American currency, in registered cover, made out to the Universal Negro Improvement Association. All remittances must be made out to the association and not to individuals. Address your communication to Secretary General, Universal Negro Improvement Association, 56 West 133th street, New York City, M. Y. U. S. A. All donations to t-b is fund will be acknowledged in The Negro World, week by week, and a book of donations will be printed and circulated all over the world as a record for succeeding generations of Negroes to see and know those who contributed to the liberation of the race and the freedom of Africa. Send in your five dollars or more now. All persons issuing $25 or more to this fund, in addition to being granted a certificate, will have his or her photograph published in The Negro World and in the Universal Volume to be published for distribution all over the world. Hon. William Ware, President of Division, Thrills Ohio Hearsen with Doctrines of U. N. F. A.—Hon. Rudolph Smith Urges Study of Black Immortals BY GILDENT SIMPSON. Expressive Secretary Sunday, the 31st June, was a historic day in the life of the Emperor Diyas, son of the Universal Negro Improvement Association. It was the occasion of a free concert believe them of a burden in teaching Negroes to get up and do for themselves, the first time of depressing so much upon other races and people. Our race is a race, and not a procession, until we produce something we cannot demand the respect of the world. Tribune of the hospitality of the Africans, the missionaries were able to go over with Bible in one hand and sword in the other, and then them of their kind of untold wealth. It would not be the Iloan. Rudolph E. Smith if he did not speak of his experience a traveling through various parts of the world. In *Iloan de Jalato* he found the majority of the natives Negroes-building large banks, the剧院 and stores. In Europe he saw the whites working as a unit for the benefit of the race. We Negroes of America" abolish, awaits our subjugation. We know that we did not do the same for the other races. In conclusion His Excellency drives home the necessity of all Negroes supporting the Universal Negro Improvement, Association and African Communities League. The speaker took his seat admist himself and sat. Many ministers of 'religion were present. So imperative was this entertainment that many converts were wooed in the Greek Chase. This "Hearing Lions" as he likes to refer to him, is a reminder that the witnesses that the people stock to be instructed in the spirit of the New Mexico. Kenny, who died and the trust, admitted about the threat, members and members, I belonged to, to the trouble given as a Federal Trust, so that the Universal Marse Improvement Association, appointed by the Hearst, Marse Garvey, and I gave the task of investigating successively arrive for the indictment on witnesses. Action was taken against plaster. The meeting came to a close in the capital manner, after which a table was spread and detritus收拾ments were served. KEYSTONE, ALTA, CAN. ADA, U. N. I. A. NEWS The Hon. Gen. D. Creese, U. N. I. A. Commissioner for Canada, and President T. H. Golden of Edmonton Division, Drive 50 Miles in Open Wagon in Weather 20 Degrees Below Zero to Deliver Message of the Aims and Objects of the U. N. I. A. The meeting on Sunday, November 20, was called to order at 2 p.m. at Keystone Liberty Hall, with President C. H. King in the chair. Opening hymn, "From Greenland's Ice Mountains." Address by the president and a hearty welcome was extended to the visitors. Address by the lady president, Mrs. William Allen. President T. H. Golden of Edmonton spoke briefly on the aims and objectives of the work accomplished in New York at the second international convention. The Hon. Commissioner George D. Creese was introduced, and loud cheers greeted the distinguished visitor. For over one hour he held the audience all in to do their best to help in the African Redemption Fund. A liberal donation was given by the members and friends of the division. The meeting came to a close by singing "Unward Christian Soldier," followed by prayer. Liberty Hall and listened to a beautiful literary program prepared by Mrs. Emma King and Mrs. Matilda Day. The Con. Commissioner, Mr. Creese, was again introduced. He spoke on unity and loyalty to the association and his Excellency, the Honorable the Chief Justice of the Black Star Star and asked all to shares and more shares. The national faithful was then sung, the meeting being dismissed with prayers by the Hon. Commissioner. The meeting on Monday, November 11, was called to order at 7 p. m. by Commissioner Key Miniminis was term followed by prayer from the Collision offered by the chaplain. "Onward Christian Soldiers" was sung by the audience. President T. H. Golden of Edmonton division was introduced, speaking directly to the point on the work of the association, which men, women and children for all to join the U.N. K.A. and to do theirble as help needen the motherland. Artes. Hon. Mr. Green was introduced and spoke as a wonder feather, his speech meeting with loud applause. He then appealed to all to subscribe to the African Redemption Fund. The visit of Ambassador Gold will long be remembered by the readable of Kerosene. As the close of the meeting a hearty handshake was extended to them. We pray their safe return home and much good in their undertaking, and we hope that the time comes when they will be reunited. Years for the redemption of Africa. G. H. KING JL. President. THIRD I. M. A. IN CAMAGUEY, CUBA November 28, 1892. Campagne Diffusion, Chapelle No. 222, cantine, walking the arrival, of the High. Honoree E. V. Moralis, high communicate to Cuba. We are now prepared to meet the High. Honoree E. V. Moralis, high communicate to Cuba. We are now prepared to meet the High. Honoree E. V. Moralis, high communicate to Cuba. PANAMA INVISION AC. QUIRES SPACIOUS $2,000 LIBERTY HALL BUILDING Organization of Committee of Feathers Plum. to Spread Doctrine of Gar- weylam Cause Critics and Others to Pitch in and Swell Membership—Encouraging Report by Correspondent Grant "No pleasure is comparable to the standing upon the vantage ground of truth." So says Francis Bacon of old, and this holds true, with the officers of the Society of the Church of No. 5 of the U. K. L. A. and A. C. L. in Panama City, R. P. Owing to the partiality of the local journal, articles giving publicity to the activities of the U. N. L. A. and A. G. L. are not published, hence this division has done but little in the newspapers. Like wild, yellow, the spirit of the new Negro infuses itself into the life-blood of each and every wide-awake Negro, and advertises itself throughout the length and breadth of the isthmus. As proxies to the highest government and we feel sure that with the ability of President Graham and his cabinets, backed by the support of our ever-increasing membership, this division will in the very near future be able to start out on the second floor of the building, launching of commercial and industrial enterprises. We feel pleased to report that we are now in possession of our Liberty Hall. It is a very large building, approximately 50 feet long by 87 feet wide, with a sensing capacity of about 10,000 square feet over 2,000 to have this building renovated, and now that it is finished we are yet more pleased to assume you that with the exception of some of the best theatres we are in possession of one of the largest, best located and most commodious auditoriums in the city. The military band of the Universal African Legions of this division has developed from an ordinary orchestra of six pieces to a thriving brass band of sixteen pieces. The Universal African Legions the Black Crow Auxiliary and the Sunday School have been gratifying to note the remarkable provisions of these members, both individually and collectively. We find that some people have greatly misrepresented the aims and objects of the U. N. L. A. and A. C. L. A. and have from time, to time misinterpreted the sentiments of our leaders. Hence we have organized a "Fearless Five" whose aim it is to go upon the hedges and barriers of the coasts of Garverson, and fearlessly defend its dignity and its integrity whatever they find it necessary to do. Judging from the recent conversion of a number of prominent actors, who, but a few weeks ago, were iconoclastic and hypocritical toward the U. N. L. A. and A. C. L. A., we feel sure that the "Fearless Five" have already made their mark, having struck terror in the hearts of these men to the extent that in their friends contributed cheerfully to our building fund and are how polishing information as to the least means of getting their donations to the "African Redemption Fund." In short, the U. N. L. A. and A. C. L. as a confidanity of all fraternities, reign supreme in this city. We have now absorbed all the hopes and interests of the majority of our people in this city and Liberty Hall has become the center of Negro life and activity. G. A. G. GRANTE HIGH COMMISSIONER, CAND D. CRUSE, ESTABLISHES A DIVISION OF U. N. L. A. IN THE FROZEN NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, NE. CANADA Edinboro of The Nero World 88 West Mill Street, New York City. Dad, Sir: Malin permit me a little space in your valuable columns to report an播 mending event in Dana- silla, Ala. Sunday, November 18, 10 Wednesday, November 18, will be be remembered by the people as radil day; for Donntillie, Ala. We had the pleasure of having with us during this week the Hon. Gob. D. Cressa, High Com- missioner of the U. M. I. A. for Canada. This gentleman arrived in town on Saturday in company with Him, T. H. Golden, president of the Monumenta board, and we had meetings every night. His message was so inspiring and beautiful that people came twenty and thirty miles to bear the wonderful news. We had the opportunity for the first time to learn the true aims and objects of the U. N. L. A. After listening to his stirring appeal, many of us subscribed to the African Redemption Fund. The commissioner organized the division and raised money for our officers elected to the following officers: G. A. Carothers, president; J. D. Richardson, vice-president; J. D. Edwarda, secretary; C. Coleman, assistant secretary; W. G. Urumwail, treasurer; Mrs. Joe Richardson, lady president; Mrs. Roy Carothers, president, Black Cross Nurse. On Wednesday night we gave a grand concert and reception in honor of our commissioners, whose timely and welcomed visit has done so much good for us. We wish to, thank the many young ladies and gentlemen whose jobs and recognition made the reception the success it was. We wish Commissioners Creese all success, and will be ready to welcome him in Donville any time he sees fit to return. Yours very truly, G. A. CAROTHERS, president. J. D. EDWARDS, secretary. W. A. WILSON, secretary. N. T. I. A. Division, Donville, Ala. Donville, Ala., November 16, 1921. CAPT. GAINES ROUSES HOMESTEAD DIV On November 6 the Homestead, J. Pa. Division 152 had a meeting. We enrolled one new member, "The Hon. Capt. Gaines has stirred Homestead with his true spirit of Garvaryll. The members are booming quite inter- ested in the great work and many great subjects are being used in the welfare of the organization and the redemption of Ardlein. Our treasurer, Mr. J. H. Campbell, had occasion to be in Huntington, W. Va., and found himself a great friend. The true spirit of U. N. L. and it had a great effect on the people there. They said they would like to have a little more light on the organization and they would like to have a division line. Homestead Division No. 152 and Bridckow Division No. 1, had a great joint meeting on last Sunday. Liberty in Burrell Park, U. N. L. and talked the U. N. L. A. there and found a great need for the U. N. L. A. up there. Our division is progressing nicely. We organized September 21 and we npy have 13 late native members. MUSEIS, YOUNO, Secretary 603 West St. West, Homestead, Pa. D NO NEY SOLITAIRE A COUNTRY THROUGH CURSE Peek at M. A. Plummer. Saltwater (Missouri) street. New York City. Dear Sir, You must to organize a say on your behalf. Goddess of the earth, we are the most important nation in the world. If this great organization of the world must program, it is essential that it be published only in the English language, and all to the native immigrants which the members of the Mexican community (famous men). I speak, all of Mexico, in speak with the highest sympathy for Negroes the world over. I have been there in all their misery, damnified. I visited, hated, spat; upon murder, simply become, they are Negroes. Negroes have inflicted compassion and persecution for over three hundred years in all parts of the world. My blood boils at the thought of the ballistic and savages to which they are subjected, in the United States of America they are burned silver; they are treasured worms. 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