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all parties concerned. I am also pleased to cooperate in
this because you are making a brave fight against great odds,
and I wish, to see you succeed.
With best wishes,

Yours very truly,

J. O. SPENCER,
President of Morgan College.

Mr. Robert W. Coleman,
22 W. Chase St.,

Baltimore, Md.

DEAR SIR:—

Please accept my appreciation and thanks for your publi-
cation of the First Colored Directory of Baltimore City. In
the course of the year, I had occasion to refer to a number
of business men, school teachers and others, and I found
your directory an unfailing and reliable source of informa-
tion.

Trusting that you will be as successful in your second
undertaking as you were in the first, I am,
Very truly yours,

MASON A. HAWKINS,
Principal Colored High and Training School.

Mr. Robert W. Coleman,
22 W. Chase St.,

Baltimore, Md.

DEAR SIR:—

Enclosed find my check in payment for your business di-
rectory. I will say in reference to this directory, that it is
very complete, and I congratulate you upon having wrought
such a great work as this directory is.
Yours truly,

WM. H. LANGLEY,
PER H. C. L. Commission Merchant.

Mr. Robert W. Coleman,
22 W. Chase St.,

Baltimore, Md.

DEAR ME. COLEMAN:—

I wish to thnk you for the copy of the First Colored Pro-
fessional, Clerical, Skilled and Business Directory of Balti-
more City, which you were good enough to send me. I have
examined the directory carefully and have had occasion to