abor more useless ts. Negroes! e must arise and be w be free!’

    In teria mounted. Doctor Copeland cs.  as to t. t a dynamo, and ed to s so t  too fall upon t in a giant voice. ts.

    Save us!’

    Migh！

    hallelujah! Save us, Lord!’

    ruggled for trol in ruggled and at last turned.  in  for trong, true voice.

    Attention!  not by prayers of mourning. Not by indolence or strong drink. Not by t by submission and  by pride. By dignity. By becoming rong. e must build strengtrue purpose.’

    opped abruptly and raig time rate in our small  commandment from Karl Marx. Every one of you at t in advance some gift. Many of you  t to  ability,  t to t urn. It is natural for us to s it is more blessed to give to receive.

    ts: quot;From eaco y, to eaco ; ‘

    Doctor Copeland  a long time as te. to rengty tion. Our pride must be strong, for we

    kno teac sacrifice so t ty of study and ime ime . time ed.

    And our mission is to a time rength.’

    It amped upon ter ground outside. t, strong coffee floated from tcs took cs, calling out tten on tia ladled tove while Marshall Nicolls passed slices of cake.

    Doctor Copeland moved about among ts, a little crowd always surrounding him.

    Someone nagged at ions; o everyto teac and explain to o and. t  of all. to speak truttended.

    Us certainly ime at ty.’

    ood in tibule saying good-bye. Over and over  tired.

    I certainly do appreciate.’

    Mr. Singer  to leave.