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Title: Crisis
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Du Bois, W. E. B. (William Edward Burghardt), 1868-1963, ed National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Subjects: African Americans
Publisher: (New York, Crisis Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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ndly communicatedyour address and authorized me to make useof his name by way of introduction. I shallbe spending a short time in the United Statesnext March and April, on my return homefrom a trip to Jamaica, and it would be agTeat pleasure to me to be able to meet youand to have the occasion of observing theactual condition of the colored population inthe Southern States and of noting what isbeing done to enable them to maintain them-selves worthily in the industrial struggle forexistence. Meanwhile, I should be greatlyobliged to you if you could recommend mesome specialists in cotton (as also in rice)cultivation, whose names would be submittedto the consideration of the Central Argen-tine Railway Company. With my apologies for any trouble I maybe causing you by bringing this matter to-your notice, believe me most faithfullyyours, (Signed) P. W. Mallet. THE CRISIS. I enjoy reading it because it tells thetruth. It is the voice of ten millions ofpeople. J. H. Mitchell, St. Louis, Mo..
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250 THE CRISIS ADVERTISER Publishers Chat Ike EASTER NUMBER The EASTER NUMBER will be ready about March 22.TTie edition will be 25,000 copies—a record mark. The COVER will be beautiful, as Easter covers should be, andprinted tastefully in colors. The contents will include an article by JACOB RIIS, a strongstory by H. H. PACE and an EMANCIPATION POEM. FIFTY THOUSAND We want to thank those friends who responded to our Christmas-card invitation and sent in new subscriptions. The newcomers mountedto the thousands and nearly swamped our subscription clerk. Pardonany mistakes we may have made. We are climbing toward that^50,000. CONTRIBUTIONS Remember that we are anxious to have clippings and fads from allsources. We want photographs of persons, places, groups and par-ticularly children. We want good drawings and cartoons on coloredsubjects, full of information and real knowledge. We do not want mereopinion and froth. We want stories, but nine out of ten which wereceive are not worth the

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