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Number 15 - June 06, 1908
	Page 01
	Title:	Wonderful Activity of the Race
	Title:	Ex-President of Liberia Attended the Commencement of Tuskegee Institute
	Title:	Noted Visitors From Liberia
	Title:	Judson W. Lyons in the Windy City
	Title:	Progressive People of Cleveland - Co-operating in the Effort to Provide an Institutional Church for Young Men and Women
	Title:	Mrs. Portia Washington-Pittman, Daughter of Booker T. Washington, Scores a Musical Success in Nation's Capital
	Title:	No Doubt Who Will Be Chosen - Sober-Minded Say Taft Will Be Nominated for President on First Ballot
	Page 02
	Title:	Idleness a Curse- Young Men of America Ruined by Loafing
	Title:	Smoke Killed American Boys
	Title:	Liberalism in Religion
	Page 04
	Title:	Little Willie Trotter of Boston Town
	Title:	"What's the Use?"
	Title:	Prophecy from "the Horizen"

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