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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
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UNITARIAN
On Free Thinking

Surely it is no shame to beSa free
thinker" Is any one, however con-
servative and orthodox, willing to de-
clare himself slave thinker is
is not a mans right to think as he
pleases, and to use his mental faculty
as a free agent for the perception of
the true? Let us at last outgrow our
foolish fear of phrase that is really
good. You may count it shame if
you are not a free thinker in every
sense of the word Truth will not
disclose itself to slaves. If you would
find it, you must be mentally free.
1t is this freedom upon which the
Unitarian church insists.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
MANY ARE TO ATTEND
LAUNCHING OF COLIIEp
Luncheon Will Be Served to
5000 at Mare Island Yard
December )

preparations are under way to fur
n1sh luncheon for 5000 people at the
launching of the collier Promethous at
Mare island navy yard on December 5
next. meeting was held Thursday
morning of representatives of the COM
mlttee of arrangements of Vallejo and
the reception committee of the Cali
tornla Promotion committee at the
Callfornla building. Union square, when
the details of the program were COM
pieted, to be carried out as follows:
11:15 a. m.-Launehing of the Prometheus
n:3O TO 1890 Addresses; ''Calfornia's Inter
est In the Event, Governor James n. Gillett:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
FRATERNITY TO BANQUET

The Sigma Nu fraternity will hold
their annual banquet tonight at the
ST Francis hotel and large number of
guests are expected to attend the Jolly
reunion. There will be representatives
present from 50 leading universities.
including the guests from Berkeley
and Stanford. The presiding host will
be the regent, Francis V. Keesling, of
this city. The POSTMASTER will be
r. NJ. Sims and the committee of ar
rangements is composed of Theodore
W. Klingenberg. o. K. Grau. A. Ghirar-
deli, T. Y. Valentine and M. E. Camp
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21

Ship Building in the. Navy Yards" Naval Con-
structor II. A. Evans: .'San Francisco's Relation
Ia the Navy Yard" ]. o. Harren of the Califor-
MIA Promotion committee; The Builders of the
Ship Walter Macarthur; ''In Time of Peace
Prepare for War" Theodore A Bell.
1880 p. .m---Luneheon in sail and mold lofts.
Admission to the luncheon will be by
card only, arrangements having been
made to accommodate 5000 people. 1t
is understood that $4,000 people will
view the launching. During the day
the ferry boat between Vallejo and
Mare island will carry all persons free
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
DETECTIVE Is FINEn

Harry McCrea, who said he was 2
Pinkerton detective. was fined $50 wi+b
the alternative Of 50 davs in isiI -,
Police Judge Shortsll Yesterday for
battery upon Omer d. Howland con
ductor on an Eddy street cav -,
"wednesday They had some words
about transfer and McCrea was or
oered to leave the car. as he was f5siy,e-
vulgar language in the presence aS
women and children u
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
HoPkINs is INsTRUCTED

George W. Hopkins. cashier of the
State savings and commercial bank.
1049 Fillmore street, appeared in Police
Judge Shortall's court yesterday and
was instructed as to his rights on the
three charges of felony embezzlement
against him. Attorney ]. j. Lerman rep
resented Hopkins and asked that he be
not arraigned till Tuesday. The cases
We're continued till that daY.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
THIEvEs RANsACK House

When Mrs. B. Berlin returned to her
day afternoon she found that her home
had been ransacked. Jewelry valued at
between 5000 and 5000 had been stolen.
The woman notified the police yester-
day and Detectives Lord and Gaughran
have been detailed on the case.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
TO INSPECT PAINTINGS

The members of the art section of the
California club will be the guests this
afternoon of Colonel Isaac Trunbo. who
has invited them to inspect his famous
collection of BarbiZon paintings. For
this purpose the members will meet
at 2:30 p. m at the corner of Suffer-
and Octavia streets. Colonel Trumbo's
residence
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
ror FINDS HER F.rHrp

The police were notified Yesterday
morning that Dorothy Lyons the litfIe
sirl who Travelled alone from Chicago
arriving here on Wednesday night had
found her father He had called AZ tie
residence OF T. 3. Leonard. WalIer
street and claimed her. He had mis-
understood the time Of her arrival s1d
had been hunting all over the civ for
her.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
To visit San Francisco

would be like visiting Europe without
seeing Paris It is the most beautiful
jewelry store in the world. Visitors
welcome. 909 Van Ness av. near Ellis.
A Andrews, proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
ACCUSED OF RoBBING WOMAN

Anthony Smolensli, a carpenter. was
charged in Police Judge Shortall's
court yesterday with robbery and as
sault to do grievous bodily harm. He
had a dispute with Camille Lamont. a
woman of the Barbary coast.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
Black Asked to Account

In q polite note addressed to Cen
erai Manager Black Of the United Rail
roads, the supervisors finance commit
tee inquired yesterday what was the
gross income secured by the company
from the advertising displayed in its
cars
It is the belief Of the supervisors
that the wording Of the company's
various franchises. requiring a per
centage payment TO the city "of the
gross receipts" has not been sufficiently
attended 10 by the company
The United Railroads has never made
any return TO the city except. unon
the fares collected, but the board
members hold the opinion that gross
receipts covers all sources of Iegiti-
mate income and viii seek TO force
payment upon that basis.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
A DOCTOR In YOUR
OWN HOME
THE HOME VIBRATOR

THE HUME VIBRATOR
Is the greatest medical discovery OF
the Twentieth Century. is a light
compact instrument. weighs ten
ounces. can be operated by yourself
with one hand by moving the steel
head nVar the rioid -taaI rnd ara
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
sicI- Room Goods and Nur..

Save money By renting and hourly work All
requirements on hand r. Go0dban for IS Years
in s r.. 1875 Cough st. near Gesry-
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
Bids for Engine House

The board Of works instructed the
secretary yesterday to call for bids
for the construction of 2 chemical an
gine house TO be located at Twenty
second and Noe streets. The bids are
10 be opened November 25. Action in
regard to the bids for the laying of
the East Potrero intercepting sewer
was postponed till Monday Two bids
Of approximately $4,000. as noted yes
teroay, are under consideration. The
pump and turbine bids viii be received
al next Wednesdays regular meeting
The specifications Of the city engineers
ONCE preserving the unity Of each
pump and turbine station, to lay entire
responsibility on one contractor, have
been upheld by the board.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
For Automobile Eye Insurance

ASK druggist for Murine Eye Remedy,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
SOC

- n Each - Mems
0d5 Overshirts; so
dozen of them
made of fine quality
woven madras. in
blue, tan and gray:
stripes, checks and
figures: we'll made:
sizes IA to II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
Changes nay be Made 10 New
Var Boats to be Built
70 BuAD one At PRIVATE rARu
Effort Is Being Made to Have the
New Vessels Equipped With Th:r-
teer-inch Guns in Main Batteries
This May Be Done.
(By Associated PreSs).

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Aug. l9-Dc-
signs for the two new battlcshlps
authorized at the last session OF Con
gress porbably will lie completed and
approved by September /. The plans
for the vessels are now being complc'-
ed in the light of deveiopCmen;s of the
recent conference of naval officers al
Nwport. Som" suggestions of changes
were made at that conference and The
changes now being Incorporated in TIE
design. 1t is said that the changes
are no: radical but in the view OF :he
naval constructors are material 10 tn"
new ships Upon completion Of the
planS they will be submitted to Pr"si-
dent Roosevelt for approval and il ~
said that BY the middle of September
proposals will BE- advertised for. Tn
other ship is to be constructed at IN"
Brooklyn navy yard by the govern
mCnt.
Pending completion and approval OF
designs which will H. identical no
work will b.. done at he Brooklyn navy
y sri in preparation for the construct
ion of the vessel which is ;u be butt
there This ship will u" the Florida.
Her sister ship. the Utah Will be CON
Strutcd at some private yard
II is likely that the construction OF
the tao vessels will be begun about the
same time. II will I've necessary TO
extend &c some extent the facilities at
The BROOKLYN navy yard before work
On ih, Florida can he begun as me
vessel will b. nearly a hundred feet
longer than any other other previous
Is suiit a; that yard. The main bat
rry G: the new ship is giving the
navy dcpartmen: concern.
= strong effort is being mad" 70 IN
ducp the authorities '" equip tn"
ycsscis in their Tain batteries with
I::-inch Guns L. is not improbable 'ha'
This caIibr" If gun will 10 selected
although IL Is urged that tn" life Of
cune Of that caiihr" is comparatively
80 brief as 10 render the adnpsuR Of
50. heavy 7 qua a. Hnwarrantcd by
all experience.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
Booker I. Washington Pfes|ass
at Session Of Business nen
TELLS his RACE 10 LIolo POLITICS
More 10 Accomplished, He says, BY
Following Out the Proper Lines OF
Industry Then Can be GAINED
Through political Favor.
(Ry Associated Press).

BALTIMORE MD, Aug. ID ihe
ninth annual convention of the Natiof-
al Negro Business Mems League
open,d here today in the Afro Metho'
dist Episcopal church, with Booker l.
Arlington. the president OF the or
canization, in the chair. The conVeh'
| tion will continue tomorrow and FRI
day.
Mayor Mahooi made an address oil
welcome this morning. DRUID Hill
avenue. which is occupied almost ex'
lclusivciy by negroes. has been fastooh
cd with st rings OF electric lights and a
court of honor has been erected near
Dolphin street.
The principal event Of the evening
session of the league was the annia'
address Of President Washington. VINO
said in part:
! If is well that the national Negro
Business Mems League meets In Ba't
more. southern city. where. Win
perhaps two exceptions. there is the
largest negro population. Of any. city
in the country.
In this city for the mos. part there
liz thrifty. prosperous and law abid-
ing negro population. and here the
most kindly relations exist between
the races Much of this, let me add.
Is due to the influence of that great
citizen and churchmaB. Cardinal Gib'
bcns, whom every citizen loves ana
honors.
The Negro Business Mems League
stands for courageous optimism con
siruciivc work and frindiy relations
between ali classes.
This ORGANIZATION is not only com
posed Of individuals who are opiim's'
It's hut Of those who possess courage
n" only real coarage that is worth the
nam"
More and more as race &c mus'
b,ii-V" In ourselves in our race. IN
our white n-ighbors and in orr coun,
lfry From al industrial and bust
=, - p0ia, Ct view. the ten millions oi
nv race in America. have an opp"r'
'urny tina; is more favorable. IN my
opinion. than thoSc cf similar num-
brr ri oar race in the world.
This constructive work mast find
place and uecd risht IN the com
mruiIics There Ar" golden cPpoT'
iunitics l,- :. IN the cultivation III
tho soil. work in wood, in iron. the
home. ir the world os trade. No mat
ter what the excitement &c tcmfation
may I~ IN local politics or national
noIittcs lot as resolve that nothing
shau trrn Hs aside 10. MINUTE from
getting tho essential and fundamental
things in life Political parties ana
pablic issrcs and public mcn change
and disappear bHt the fuEdamentsls OF
Industry. twin and high ruEg"h
character remain forever. without
them All ctsc Is va.a. With them.
nothing can defeat us"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
SLAYER OF PORTSMOUTH
POLICEMAN IS CAPTURED
James Strong Arrested in Hender'
son, NJ. c., is Held for
Authorities.
NV Associated PreSs)

PORTSMOUTH. VA, Aug. l"-The
cher of police of Henderson. y. e.
today tclesraphrd the Portsmouth
authorities that Jane, Stt"ns. tn"
nero vino shot and killed Policeman
William S. Winninsrr Aug. II, when
Wiuuinccr was aTr"Sting him for
wifi. heating. was under arrest IN
Henderson and Requesting that the
Dri .;OnCr L.. sent for at once.
Chief of Police lyman. OF Ports
mouth. Is investigating TO make rci
tain CT The Identification.
Another despatch SAYS the negro
Was pulled Irom L freight train pass
irg through Henderson this norhlh"
and that every description 'allicS
with the escaped slayer OF Ponce
man Winnin@rr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
MANY MINERS ENIOMBED;
RESCUE IS IMPOSSIBLE
Bodies chsrred ard Mutiiated Being
Taken from the s.1lisn Coal
Mine.
nv Associated Prcssl

wIGAN. Nag I" -Thr worst fears
hav" b~cn r'alizcG ai-ou' IN" exPIos
ion which occurred ~ the Naypoie
mine Yesterday
Tho cni"mhcd miners Numbered
ai,nu' srv"ufv and u = Impossible that
auv nf them tan have survived.
Efforts Al rescue. however confirm"
increasingly Thirty bcftc-s were dis
covered today ~ IN" workings but tho
fTu,c- from IN" HrninE cual prevent
81 tho r..scuing parties from reaching
tho Others who ar" undoubtedly lying
FAR down IN 'hc min" 4 few bodies
w~rc Lrnurh; IN 80 surfarr to-day hut
all w.r. so hIacF"ncd and mutiIaicd
ha' i4"r'iRcatinn vas impossible.
81 midnight an "u"rH"us crowd StiI'
wa k.-cping sorruwfal vigil nj the pit
moIth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

J, TAYLOR EltYS0N URGED
TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR
Friends Of Present Lieutenant Cover
nor are Confident OF His
Success.

RICHMOND. VA. Aug. - Friends
Of j. Taylor EllNsop. VINO has h""n
IN Europr for the last month, N" l."
wait Oh him tomorrow wh'n N" t."
turns TO th. city and urg" him To en-
nouncc himself candidal' l"I COVER
nor.
This was the statement mad" today
by enc Of the Cliise Irit HdS of IN"
gentlemen. VINO says tina; III" TIM"
j., most lropi;iuus for tn" democrats
CT th" state 10 recognize tn" long ser
vice and splcniid work of IN" state
chairman.
The gentleman who CAV" his state
m.ut out is not "A s'ran"'" TO the
political arts. enjoys. a viii" arahaiA-
ianCr and has been a m"mh'T 81 IN"
state deluoc ratio committee over
which Mr.. Ellyson has p,"Hidcd ''r
years.
Priur 10 The adjournment Of tn"
srnat, lust winter Mr.. Eli! o"n made
tn, announcement that he woHsh
stand for reelection to his present
office of lieutenant governor. and IL"
has been assured OF III" support of
state.
There are four candidates in tn"
field inr the nomination at This time,
and should Mr. Eliyson d"''d" 20 try
for the higher position II womb
cause. it is hclirv; Il. a general r"alEh-
mnut of III" voters thr"N-h"Ht IN"
STATE His race for tn" .i"ut"naht-
govcrnorship dew loneI hi Str"pSth
and hold On She voters. as Il" won nui
b, Il large majority. H. friends CON
tend ,hW should h. consent 10 enter
the euErrnatorial race next year he
would poll certainly as many votes
as when h, stood for h"n'"nant-S"t-
crhCr.
Nr. Ely son Is expected 10 r"ach
New York this evening and vii! come
To Ihr city at once.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
UNITED STATES SOLDIERS
START RIOT m ATLANTA
Police Reserves Called Out to Put
Down lawlessness OF
Regulars.
(By Associated Press)

ATLANTA. GA, Aug. l9,-Latc to-
day police reserves were called TO the
terminal station to uucll 4 riot that
broke gu, among United states regu-
lars rnroute from Fort Slocum to
Pacific coast.
when the local police officers were
unable To curb tn" soldiers call was
mad. upon Fort Mcpherson for troops
and Captain Bankhcad with Il company
Of regulars responded hurricdiy.
The trouble started early in the al
tcTnuun when a number of the sold
irrs rnlAutr To the West broke out
of their cars which were on the sac
track at th.. terminal station 1t Is said
began annoying passengers entering
trains. OFFICER nm OF the local pelicc
iurcy knocked on" of tn" soldiers down
and the tr",ibl" became general
Colonel Thomason of the Gulf de,
par,mcnt WAS notified and responded
and later Fort Mcpherson was called
upon.
During the fighting Il soldier named
Frank Smith was seriously stabbed.
Joseph A. Bleak, another soldier
WAS placed under arrest. At $50 D.
H. the officers had the men under con-
troll ami under guard In their cars ana
| i, is believed the guard Is sufficient 70
prevsnt further trouble. The wlid
est excitcmcn, prevailed at the tcrm'
nal station during the riot and many
women bccam" hyStcriCa!-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
JUDGE 7AET'S SPEECH TO
VA. REPUBLICANS FINISHED
Is Not Reply TO 5ryan's Notification
Speech. But Party
Corpdsison.
(By Associated Press).

HOT SPRINGS. VA. Aug, II
Jud. Taft pu, H.. finishing 'ouch"< on
his speech 10 The Virginia Republicans
after dcvGting practically the "nrir''
day a. IN" work Til" speech accord
ing to statement made regard it ny
Mr. Vorys is not 4 reply to MIR.
Bryans notification I'teranccs bu'
rather an exposition of the records oil
The Republican and DrmCcra;ic parties
in their praciicai W'Ik towards t'n-
troll of the t:Ts; and monopoli":'
abuses.
From this comparison, said Ar
V0rys. VT. Taft draws The cDncsrsi"H
that southern Republicans have =
.-ry- shcC:iY. slogan with which fO 70
after she ihd,i. ad"nr Democratic
voters of the South
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
acSuee Cotton Workers Wages.
n!y Associated PrcssI

MANCHESTER. Aug, Is.-Th'
r.anc ashirc Federation Of Cotton SPIN
r.rs has Gccidad TO reduce the wage
OF operatives Eve pr cent. II the
men decline 30 accedr tn the reduction
they vii ~ locked out for month
So;ir. 10 this effect viii at once ~
Jyrp ri the up aiIvcs. 2"-s'v9 Of
whom would ~ immediately affected
in the event - refusal to accept iuc
demands Of their employers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
MS MlaE eR|nGs FosTa APPLAUSE
He Says That He Has Not Been o.
ficiaI,y Notified Of His Nomination
and Cannot Tell Whether He Viii
Serve or Not-He Had Repeatedly
Refused to be a Candidate.
by Associated PTess).

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Ang l",-
TIL" Democratic stat" convention
this afternoon stampcded for Cover
nor Johr A. Johnson and nominated
him Tor recollection with rush after
Il rcmarkahle demonstration. When
the roll call of counties was made for
Ramsey county EST. Faun and May
OF. Daniel W. LAWYER. % st. Paul
rock III" platform and at the conciu-
sion Of the words h. mentioned III"
name OF john 4. Johnson.
One OF the widest demonstrations
ever seen in "a Democratic state con
rrnjn county tMinnrapolisD. tore up
it's standard aud started Wild
march about the hall Everybody
seemed to join in. Some grouped
themselves on the stage about the
picture Of Governor johnson. Band
music added to the pandemonium AMI
delegates ch.ercd for Governor John
son.
Prank Day. the governors private
secretary, Immediately rushed out oil
the building 10 find telephone In
order to get into communication with
he governor at the capitol.
Minute after minute sped by bul
still the delegates yelled excitcdly,
waved banners. carried the pictur"
of Governor Johnson about the hall
and put on duplication of III"
demonstration given to Bryan N
Denver
"Marchng Through Georgia" and
Cheer. Cheer. the Gangs All Here
were played in rapid succession by
the band and still the crowd yelled.
The galleries. which were we'll
filled Joined in IN" demon
Th. result was inevitable. Nothing
,, could stay the tide ot enthusiasm
ard as soon as the cff"rvescene had
snbsidci sufficiently the governor
was named unanimously for the Cub
rrnatorial nomination.
This SECOND nomination Of Johnson
after ~ minutes OF spectacular demon
stralion was contrary 90 his wish. He
| had repeatedly refused TO he candI
date and declared that il nominated
the campaign would he carried on
without general His secretary
Frank 4 Day. said tonight he had ne
knowledge 81 the governor present
intention and refused 10 make n pre-
dict ion as TO what the governor $
cOurS.. might ~ in the future.
Governor Johnson tonight refused ia
saw whether he would accept the &C
tinn Of the convention as he had NO;
officially been advised Of the nomina
|! ton After n" nomination for gov
emo vas Md" tn" platform was
read and adopted Tn" resolutions
irdcrs" ;hc establishment g; the har-
vcsting machinery plant At the state
prison AT Saltwater. favor non-partt
san judiciary. 10 br elected at scpaT'
90 Ci"ctirns: favor the election Of
United S'atrS senators ny popular
vote. indnrsr the initiative and refer
endunI. employees liability. etc. clint
Mating IN" feature II contrihHtory n"E'
Iigcncc on tho part ot the employee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
Ground Broken.

Grunnd was broken on III" SIT
OF he new State School for deaf
dumb and blind children. E"st"rda?
morning at $50 O'Clock. Mr., VIII
lam G.. Ritter. of Hampton, super
in,+hGent OF the school. turned tn
first shOy"liul OF earth. Contractor
Morgan says that h" will t"mpl't
the bniIling b"for" the dat" hah''
in the contract. June |. l9i?.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
MOB LEADERS HEAVILY
FINED AND SENTENCED
Men Who Stormed Portsmouth JAZZ
Given 80 Days in Jail and Must
Pay s1oo Fine.
(By Associated Press.)

NORFOLK VA. Aug. lJ.-T"n oil
the mon arrested in the attack on
the Pu:t mouth Jail last week aF
members of the mob which tried "a
lynch two negro $. aSsailanIs o. Mrs.
Katharine Powell. were each fined
500 and COSTS ald sentenced 20 %t
days in Jail Tn" others w"r" dis
charged. All Of thos~ convicted ap
peaied and were hailvl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
Pope Has Slight Cold.
IV- Agq0f iafEd Pr g J

RONE. Avg I" tn" rnr" today
Is aIish'Iy iudtsp %" having caught
:, cpld Whit ha- .n~c'"d his govt
His ghysician. ba,, ordered that -
take = rest. and r"a 1cFncutiy al
Audiences have b'"n suspended.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
French Writer DEAD.
BY Associated Press

PARIS. Aug. Henri Parluin. III"
noted French journalist. died hcr"
today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

tContinncd on SIKH PagcJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

THE WEATHER.
Rain followed by fair and
cooler Thursday: Friday fair;
winds shifting to frssn north.
west. ..
The Washington bee., 1908-08-01

w. CALVIN CHASE, EDITOR
The Washington bee., 1908-08-01

The Negroes Of Washington
declared that they wanted a clean
paper. Editor Cooper gave them
a clean, bright journal. Editor
Cooper's only fault was his efforts
TO make statesmen out of office
scullions, great philosophers out OF
bootblacks, and presidents out OF
Negro managers.
Yes he may have died poor, but
he had a greater and nobler mind
and more sympathetic heart than
those who have endeavored to ira
duce him. 1t is no disgrace to die
poor. If those persons who have
spoken so unkindly Of him had pail
what they owe him perhaps he
would not have been left to the
mercy Of his traducers.
Editor Cooper's life has been one
of which any race ought to fee
proud. notwithstanding his ALLEGED
faults. If he owed debts it wa,
because the race whose cause he
espoused is indebted to him Un
doubtedly his books show hundreds
Of dollars due him for subsCrip
tions to his paper, the COlOred Am
erican.
The colored editor is never Civ
en- credit for what he does for hi.
people. The colored American i,
always damned by his people fof
what he does for them. The col
ored man loves the man, race o.
party that curses him.
Let the individual who has en-
deavored to traduce Editor Cooper
start a paper, and before the pub
lication of the first issue be vii
wish that himself and the coloreC
Americans were in Hades. o.
course. there are exceptions, bu
these exceptions are not suffcien
to encourage the colored editor tC
continue publishing his paper II
behalf of his people.