Voice of missions., 1900-02-01
SHIPS FUR LIBERIA, AFRICA.
THE INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION
SOCIETY OF BIRMINGHAM,ALA
WILL SAIL STEAMERS DIRECT
Between America and Liberia and
Other West African Ports.
Easy Access to the Great Negro Re-
public Secured For the Afri-
cans iu America.
WILL SAIL STEAMERS DIRECT

Commencing during the fall of 1893
the Society will operate, as regu lar as
the business will warrant, a steamer
between Savannah and other Ameri.
can ports and Monrovia and other
West African ports, to carry both pas.
sengers and freight. Other steamers
will be placed in service and despatch.
ed at intervals to meet the demands OF
the trade.
Steamers fitted up specially for col
onists desiring to settle in Liberia, and
passage frst-class in every respect.
All advantages afforded that five years
experience in the business can give.
Rates of passage and terms of pay
ment within the reach of all, rich and
poor alike.
Passage from Savannah to Monrovia,
including substantial meals, comfort
able berths, doctors services, medical
supplies, ETC., can be secured for
$32 for persons over IL years old and
BIT for children between and -
years old, children under years 90
free.
Cheap railroad rates to the seaport
secured for all colonists.
Each colony will consist of at least 500
people and will be settled together as
near as desirable and practicable in
order to establish at the beginning
a community with common and diver
sified interests.
Where full colonies are formed
nearer to some other port than to Sa-
vannah, they will be taken from their
nearest point without extra charge.
The society has effected
ments with the governme- .InE InE
for the proper recepti5 ,.1 10 o. da4o,; niDsriA
OF all its colonies es1x;th;n M an- oeS'ns "H.;s
of its domain. " "D' Poi 'ion
al me me greae1st gf.est opportunity ever Offer
tha;- olored people to return to
T1ative land.
;Ahe only company in America that
actually carrying them in colonies.
Beware of bogus companies and In
ividuals who claim they do so much
nd do nothing.
The society is doing a legitimate
usiness and only expects a reasonable
roft. It hopes to merit the good
ill and support of all persons looking
} the betterment of the colored race
nd the proper settlement of the race :
roblem.
The time is now ripe for African en- =
ration. The people are fast waking
p to their conditions in America and
} the bright prospects awaiting them
| Liberia. Never before was the sem
ment 30 strong and interest so in
nse. The present prospects indicates
heavy exodus to begin after the crop
'ason is past. Applications for pas y
Ige are coming in from all sections.
he society would urge all who con-
mplate going during the coming :
ii and winter and the following =
'ring to lose no time in sending in
eir applications for passage, and af- p
'rd the society every opportunity to 5
'operly arrange for them a comfort Il :
lie trip. Il
Save your money and secure your Il
usage early. II
Any information concerning Liberia L
any further information concerning Q
q plans, prices, ETC., of the society L
i'll be cheerfully furnished. Address g
communications to the Information IL
Migration Society, Box 397, Bir- c.
ingham, Ala. Respectfully, g
If D. J. F1UMMKR. President.