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Number 07 - April 11, 1908
	Page 01
	Title:	Tail Can't Wag Dog the Washington Bee Will Stand for the Republican Party, With or Without Taft
	Title:	Negroes Couldn't Hear Bryan - Refused Admittance to West Virginia Theatre, Where "The Peerless" Lectured
	Title:	Able Young Man for Representative
	Title:	Charges Refuted - Secretary Taft and the Negro Soldiers - Proof that the Probable Next President is Fair
	Title:	This Does Not Look Like Discrimination - Colored Men Appointed to or Continued in Office by President Roosevelt
	Title:	S.W. Starks, Supreme Chancellor of the K. of P.'s of the World, Dies in Charleston
	Title:	Attorney Williams' Appointment by President Roosevelt Boosts Taft Stock in Chicago
	Page 04
	Title:	Passing of S.W. Starks

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