WHAT ARE LOW
BROWS THINKING?
Early last autumn the chief of a
small band of Indians sent word to
the Great White Father in Washing
ton that he had heard of a great war
going on in the world, and that he
and his braves would not embarrass
the government during its duration.
What had he heard in those early
days; what has he heard since, and
what is he thinking? For the matter
of that, what are they all thinking,
the races and tribes of many hues in
the farthest comers of the earth, and
what is their judgment? Will they
discriminate, will they distinguish one
nation from another, or will they hold
the white race as a whole responsible
for the horrors committed ?
What do the Basutos think of it all,
who, for only fifteen years ago saw
two white races at each other’s
throat in the country of their fathers ?
What are they thing today when these
two races, side by side, denounce a
third one for the murder of the wo
men and children of a fourth? What
are the Herreros thinking, their own
desperate struggle with the Germans
still rankling in their minds? What
stories penetrate to the heart of the I
Dark Continent of the white man’s
inhumanity, in what form do they
reach Barbers and Tuaregos from the
North, Abyssinians from the East?
What are the Afghan tribesmen
thinking, what atrocities are being
whispered in the bazaars of India, the
kamponge of Java and Sumatra, the
mountain villages of the Philippines
and Borneo, the unexplored vastnesses
of New Guinea ? What judgments are
being pronounced upon the “superior"
race upon the innocent with the
guilty ?
The modem era is closing in an
orgy of bloodshed which threatens to
undo all that four centuries have tried
to achieve? What will come out of
it none can yet foretell. A reign of
law and order, a higher, a truer civ
ilization safeguarding itself against
a renewed outbreak of savagery—that
is the hope. But how long will it be
before that new order of things suc
ceeds in effacing from the minds of
these onlookers in the distant places
the picture of the white man’s “fright
fulness?"—New York Times.
COLORED DEMOCRAT
FOR STATE SENATOR
Detroit, Mich., Oct. 14.—Francis H.
Warren, who is one of the leading
Colored lawyers of this city, has been
nominated by the leaders of the dem
ocratic party residing in the third
district to make the race for the state
senate.
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