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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-26
DIET IS OPENED
Upper German House Ad-
dressed by Chancellor Won
Buelow in Speech.
REFERS TO EXPECTED DEFICIT
Prepares Way for Bill Authorizing the
Government to Acquire the
Polish Estates.

Berlin, Nov. 26-The Prussian diet
was opened today Prince Won Buelow,
imperial chancellor, in the emperor's
absence. read the speech from the
throne. 1t stated the growth of per-
manent expenditures had increased the
budget by over s25 100000 The chan
cellor said deficit is expected in the
current year owing to the increased
expense in railroad administration, and
that the government would have to re-
sort to loan for extending the rail
road system.
May Take Polish Estates.
The speech foreshadows a bill au
thorizing the government TO acquire
the Polish estates by condemnation
proceedings under the law of eminent
domain. The measure is expected tC
reopen agitation over the Polish ques
ton in an acute form.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-26
NEAR FINISH line
Edward Payson Weston Due to
Reach Chicago Postoffice at
Noon Tomorrow.
0uTwALKs TEAM OF HORSES
Animals Exhausted at End of so Miles
and Driver is Forced to
Stop.

Chicago. Nov. 2G.-Edwin Payson
Weston started from Chesterton, Ind,
on the last stage of his record break
ing journey from Portland, Maine. at
II this forenoon. He passed the morn
according to present plans, he will ar
rive at the Chicago Beach hotel, seven
miles south from the center of the
city. at midnight. He will there rest,
thus completing the walk to the Chi
cago postoffice, where the trip is TO
end, before noon tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-26
Even Ayto Occupants Affected.

The men in an automobile VINO ac-
companied Weston Jared nearly as bad
y as the horses. They were exhausted
as result of exposure TO the cold,
while Weston seemed to feel but little
the great strain of his great effort.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-26
Outwalks Horses.

The last stage of the journey which
brought Weston to Chesterton proved
the veteran pedestrian superior in en-
durance 10 horses The team which ac-
companied Weston from South Bend
gave out after it had followed the
walker fop so miles. The animals
stumbled in the road and they could
not be induced to proceed further un-
Ill they had been fed and allowed 10
res; in stable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-26

continued on Page si1.J
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
WARNER TELLS STUDENTS
OF VALUE OF EDUCATION

The students Of Woods Commercial
College listened to a practical talk by
b. H Warner yesterday afternoon,
when he spoke o. the merits of business
schools and colleges as an aid in the
development of young business men.
He said: practical education IS more
necessary today than ever before. For
nerly 1t was customary for merchants
10 take young men into their rooms and
train them. Now the business man has
not the time to bother with young men.
The schocs is necessary. A few years
ago educators spoke of commercial
schools as Innovations upon the educa-
tional systems. In many States today
they are part of the public school edu-
cation
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
JOURNAL PATTERNS
IN KANNPS STORE
Demand of Patrons Indicate
That These Designs Are
Nest Popular.

Sheer merit wins, and S. Kann. Sons
& CO. have decided in favor OF La
dies Home Journal patterns in prof
erence 10 all others. simply because in
their opinion and that OF hundreds or
others of the leading stores in America
they most nearly, Of any existing paper
patterns. meet the requirements Of both
amateur and professional dressmakers.
The initial opening Of a Ladies' Home
Journal agency at this firms store took
place Saturday.
There are many reasons why these
patteFhs are best. perhaps the strongest
being that when style pictures appeared
IN the Ladies Home Jousnal women de-
manded paper patterns like item, and
have kepI on demanding Ladies' Home
Journal patterns ever since, eXemplify-
ing the old saying. '-rhe prccf CT the
pudding Is in the eating" The pictured
designs are so original, the styles GIN
pie. or elaborate. are yet easily copied.
with the aid OF the paper pattern, and
the results are so entirely satisfying
that their great popularity has followed
as matter Of course.
One great point Of difference betVt en-
these patterns and others lies in the TACT
that a model pattern IS cut for each
size In all other existing patterns one
model Is cut and larger or smaller sizes
are obtained ny grading. Another i'm
poTtant feature IS the guide chart That
accompanies each pattern showing ex-
aetly how material should be cut to pre-
vent waste, and giving instructions for
the putting together. With such aids
almost enough is saved to pay for the
Innings
An illustrated monthly style book.
with the latest patterns Of the month.
will be distributed free each month at
the pattern department
Pattern users, skilled or unskiiled. will
hail with delight this innovation upon
the part of S. kann. Sons & CO.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
STEALING AN ELEPHANT.

At FIRST blush It would seem that an
elephant was far too cumbrous and
huge an article to be stolen. but ac-
cording to one Of the British consuls
in Siam the teak industry there is
most seriously interfered with by the
ircessant theft of timber elephants. One
OF the consurs four transport eIephitnt-
the property Of his majesty's govS:1i-
ment, was stolen while grazing Peal
Chiengmai IN October last, and has no;
yet been recovered. Out Of ninty-1int
elephants reported stolen, lftv wee
taken from the SalWeen district, and
in nearly every case when the tn ewes
get away with an elephant they take Il
into that district and keep it there Srnti
the brand has been removed be 'P=s
taking II across the Salween for sals
IA British territory.-Detroit News.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
JOHNSON NOMINATED
MAYOR OF CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 21.-Mayor
Tom L johnson was renominated for
a fourth term By the city Democratic
convention today on a straight scent
fare platform. Mayor Johnson ALSO
Iufely controlled the convention and die
tated platform and ticket He will make
the run against Congressman Burton
In accepting the nomination. Mayor
johnson said:
Cleveland has attracted the atten-
ton OF other cities because II has gone
further and moved faster toward the
solution Of It's problems In Cleveland
the question IS this
Shall we have a mOnOpoly-owned
city. or shall we have a City-own1d
monopoly
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
Special Postal Passengers
Run and Phones Ring
For Contestants.
Countless Sugg e stion S
rlade and rlajority Are
Bright and Witty.
WASHINGTON has "Iimerickitis. ;.

Washington has ''limerickitis.'t
The contest inaugurated by The Sunday Times has
seized the people of Washington other has
years. and men, women, and children, old and young
Nyng with each other in the effort submit the bright
est and eeverest fifth line to the popular mericks
Each morning the Sunday editor of The Times has
stood aghas the Office boy pied hundreds of letters
his desk each containing lines for the limerick The
tesans have not been limited to the District of Columbia
but readers of The Times in other cities, hundreds of
miles away have forwarded their idea of what the miss
ing line should be.
SPECIAL DELIVERY AND TELEPHONE
The interest the
editorial The Sunday Times
containing fifth the pour steadily
without any Saturday
livery These continued nearly midnight.
only kept busy
until
suggestions
lines
prove
inaugurated by The Sunday Times.
The have been almost varied they
Owing space Sunday begin
print replies The judges
prize that
clever, bright, deserving
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
SUSPECT DEATH PACT
IN DOUBLE TRAGEDY

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-In what the
police believe to have been a death pact
a mar. and woman killed themselves
today in a room in the Eastern Hotel.
Whitehall street, south ferry.
The couple were well dressed and
registered at the hotel last night as
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Clefan." and were
assigned 10 one OF the best rooms. a
strong odor OF gas was detected today
in the halls OF the hotel. and Il was
traced 20 the room occupied by the
strange couple. The door was locked
and Il was broken open and the man
and woman were found on the floor
clasped IN each others arms.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
LNZERICKzTZS SEXES W4SHZNGTOWS OLD AND YOUNG
AND TIMES IS DELUGED WITH POSSIBLE FIFTH LINES

p. ]. Burton. 51s Twelfth street north
west
rs Kermit Roosevelt around?
Because the ladies are nature fakers
profound. and the men postponers
Of great renown."
George w. Cone, Riverton. Va
They're all right but the price must
come down.
Roy B. Gniland. ss7 Maryland avenue
southwest
Because suckers are hard to be found"
Miss A. L Alllng, 1910 Newton street
northwest
"cause ladies don't bear the trade
mark OF the union"
e. cullom. 1721 G street northwest
little girls in the States hold them
down"
Autos, Baseball, and Rye.
Louise Bergman. Brightwood-
IT'S motor car. baseball and rye"
NJ. s.. 11O4 L street northwest
They care naught for blue eyes nor
Margaret z. Fraser, 13S y street
'Mollycoddles. sit up Live it down"
E. NJ. l24 Easl Capitol street
Prices are up, sal'ries down"
1891 street northwest-
I'VE lack men the creatures to crown"
z. LyErook. sig F street northeast
The marriage microoe s odt Of town"
C. C. Cook. 1893 DRUID Hill avenue.
Baltimore
They object TO De tied down"
William PEBBLES. woOducnt. Bethes-
da, Nd
They're afraid OF nervous break
down"
+. Z. Channon. Bethesda, Nd
The right che they haven't yet found"
Blame the Parsons.
J. A Cooler. room 295, War Depart
uIent-
Cause parsons all want the cash
down"
W. MeLarne-
Cause Congress on faises doth
frown."
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

J. J. Gilpin. 1881 o street northwest
Because prices refuse 10 come down"
IDA Wright Hines. 40 Stanton place
northeast
There are not enough men to 80
roun'"
c. p Richards
They're awaiting a special markdoWn-"
s. r. Moore, q the Olympia
Good men are too scarce 10 go 'rOun'::'
Bette L. Nichols
They haven't the cash 20 lay down.
% Tis the fear that Dame Fortune
may frown."
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

c. NJ BardweIl-
-" Cause Congress keeps salaries down"
Mabel Hyden. SD Maryland avenue
northeast
" Cause seven TO one can be found
N A L. 1ol2 thirteenth street north
west
Their affinity hasn't dropped down.
% 30 lis too hard 10 lay freedom down.
Mrs. NJ S Burke, 1902 Fifteenth street
northwest
Divorces bring costly renown."
Victor H sprague. an C street north
west
ITS enough TO make poor Teddy
frOWn.'
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
Two Sides Of the Question.

WI 0AACo Va lhG NuCSNAOus
William Peacock. 2l1 "a siteet south
east
% Says the man to the lady. will you
marry me
Says the lady to the man, what's your
saIary2
O. It may be governed by the laws
OF divinity. or else neither side can flnd
an affinity"
w. F. o'Donnen. 1915 Eighth street
northwest
because they just can't settle down.
Henry James, 7O4 L street northwest
a. Why! we can't tell the public.
YOU clown
10 They want all the bargains" in
town.
Mary Crane. North Capitol and NJ
streets
o. Because they won't marry a clown
c. Because they're lean and not roun'
and Brentwood Road
The maids won't have them around.
"Ain't 1t the Truth"
c. 7. Morris. go New York avenue
northwest
because they don't look the same ir
the house working around.
Miss B. F. holland. Conduit road
Cause there's not enough to go round
Isabelle Spencer, 21o9 I street north
west
No bald spo, for them on their GROIN.
NJ l. DAILY, 1909 Columbia road
Because they're afraid Of a frown.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
Four From D. Mullanv.

Jul 4 4UIII d N UIIdLy.
D. Mullany, 800 Fourteenth street
northwest
ID They look on these maidens and
frown.'
CD These fair ones don't 90 them up
brown"
o. such fellows can nc'cr win re-
nown."
"a Their shyness at once they don't
drown"
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Mrs P. l. Gardiner. Census Bureau
% They're so devilish hard to tie
down"
20 They'd rather be men about
town 4"
20 There's small JOY in a benedict
crown"
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
Submits Three of Them.

J. santuccl. 27lO Twelfth street north
east
% They're waiting till prices go
down.
90 There amt enough men 70 go
roun'"
sC3) They fear they'll propose like a
Clown
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

J. c. Elmer. 11O2 Ninth street
The prices Of meat won't 90 down"
Roy S. Warning. Alexandra, Va
They are all in, out. and down
Hap. E. Hopper
''' Cause chin;S IS better ticker than
down"
S. L Chapr !. 1901 Grant road
Not the fault Of the ladier. We own"
Too Much on F Street.
b. B. Daggett. the Cecil
TOO much on street-up and down. =
C. ]. Keblinger. sss4 Eleventh street
northwest
Because therere afhnities round"
w A. Blackstock. 12a C street south
east
o.! The cost Of tn. gown holds them
down.
CD They require a more lasting noun
c. L. Wilbur. 1874 Harvard street
Milk. up. Salary. same! Hymen,
down 80
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Arthur Pryor
THE REASON.
They're ladies a-plenty In town. ETC.
We'll expensive are faces and gownsr'
CThe fellows on twenty a week
May keep themselves looking quite
sleek:
But the wOmen's complications
Hand made-dress CONNECTIONS.
Would make twenty ayweek look weak
They're ladies a-plenty in town, etc.
They won't have any Smith. Jones. or
Brown"
crhey have read the six best" Of the
season.
To marry beneath thera IS treason;
So they're waiting to claim
a bank book with tho name,
Lord Witherhope Heigh Feaveur
sneezon)
Mrs. Harry T. Martin, 1911 Thirty
third street northwest
Because he 1eels guilty. the ornery
hound"
I V. s. Marion, u6 D street northeast
Men are TOO sound IN their crown"
Man no more builds his own noun"
Doris Warren. 7O4 G street northeast
There are so many rum shops around"
Johr r Nails, 1891 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast
because mother-in-Ia~'s tongue
never Iuns down"
! 3. f. Hutchinson
'Afnnfties elsewhere don't frown)."
E. s., 5ls Third street northeast
''-rhe price OF go-carts don't come
down"
Fats" Harding
because we know not when suIHngs
VIII frown."
Alfred NJ. Lepley. 4s7 H street north
west
Because woman made the hrst man
fall down"
L. Goetz. CAPITAL Hotel
We'll, look at your papa's dark frown."
Give It up I'm no poet. John Brown
W Oliver Howes. s17 PicIford place
northeast
Because leap year SO seldom comes
around"
Until settled UP. they can't settle
down"
| G. F. A
Its the shape they want. not the
] gown"
Because They Smoke.
Raymond Reynolds. 122e Thirleth
street-Because they smoke tobacco un-
til they die.
Harry H. White. 1908 Thirteenth street
northwestern many are hanging
around.
Mss Anna Smith, 1875 Pennsylvania
avenue southeas.-No husbands, no pa
hies. no beans 10 burn brown.
Mrs. A. L. Lewton. Takoma Park--If
do. ali the ladies will frown.
J. P. S. Herman. the Windsor-The an
swer is-buyIng the Gown.
Fred NestIer. GA c street northeast
The rich men are scarce and the poor
are turned down.
| J. ". Healey, i1S5 New Jersey avenue
southeast-Because a woman couldn't
get satisfied If she tried.
A. Wee, 1870 Z street northeast-Be-
cause they've not met the right clown.
All Want Zach To,-,
NJ. A. Phillips. s4s S street northwest
because they all want the cash down.
J. II. W. Marriott. Hotel Stratfors-
Men never talk love in this town.
R. H. Jay. AZ New York avenue
He's coward from feet to his crown.
NJ. NJ. 424 East Capitol street-'Cause
mammon has knocked Cupid down.
NJ. Carl Judd. sos Eleventh street
northwest-'cause life is more pleasant
down town.
]. E. Lyle. COS street southwest-'Tis
their bills that can't be kept down
William P. Douglass. ss5 Fourth street
northwest
Because they don't want babies
around
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

NJ. r. Hall. 81 NJ street southwest
I'd Because they're tickle or not sound. 4"
ID Their answer Is sigh or a frown -
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Louis Rely, 3Ns Thirteenth street
northwest
Because living is up and stocks down.
DR.. J. r, Hayes, "a Maryland avenue
northeast
They want them with money cash
down.
Isn't Their Fault.
H Rock. Landover. Md
No fault OF their own, I'll be bound.
o. B. willing. Fifteenth and U streets
northwest
Just waiting TIL leap year comes round.
Felix ]. Driscon. All Monroe street
why. the fair ones We want turn US
down.
Eva NJ. Clements. lGos G street north
They're waiting for signs of marked
down"
Miss May Murray. 81 Third street
Because good wives are hard to be
found
A. NJ. Hamrick nos L street north
west
wouldn't those ladies might frown-
John P. Carl. So5 West both street.
New York
It's because they turn all the men down.
Miss Elvs Diamond, street north
west
They'd probably rather go drown.
Leroy Phillips. 1905 G street northeast
Their afflnities haven't been found.
Here Are a Few More.
Charles P. Mortimer, room III Patent
If you can't-go way back and sit down.
Miss Nellie whiting. Central Heights
Bennings-
For their bills they viii never cut down.
3. Reynolds, SOC Thirteenth street
northwest
Cause marriage like war is-deep down
z. E. Curruu. ga New York avenue
! lVIQlWeSl--
The why is in our pochotS-'wuy down
George Smith. 92s Ninth street north
west
Oh. let the devil have smith. Jones. ard
Brown.
c. A. Brewton. 1887 Vermont avenue
Did Venus on Eros e'er frown?
Rouge, Pads, and Rats.
A. V. Burrows, 1913 Twelfth street
northwest
Because there's rouge on their faces
pads in their places, and rats ir
their heads abound.
Miss Consuelo Adamson. 1l23 Tenth
street northwest.
The man with the coin not yet found
From "E."
They're shy the cost Of that gown.
Jacobus S. Jones
Because their bank accounts are down
L. Lea, 81 street southeast
because there's less woman than gown
l. l. Merck. 922 French street north
west
% Uncle Sam has the wage Id
nailed down"
(D "Cause the twenty per raise wa:
'trUn down
ca THE great mass wear a clerks
worried frown.''
I % cause wages. not living. are
down"
90 In the sea Of expense they would
drown"
go "'Cause the fear Of the wolf will
not down"
% "Cause of poverty's eternal frown
go civil service might, now, throw
them down.
ts) 'Tn a boat built for two they might
drown"
uW They desire not martyrs bright
crown"
CD cause the rating OF man ha,
gone down.
CID Men are now seeking wealth and
renown "
u0 Man has now made of love a
pronoun."
T. H. Gosorn. 100 Massachusetts, ave
! hue northeast
% well, I don't know You can pu
that down.
20 Because, because-and here I faI
down"
I n. Manning. 800 Eighth street north
east
The men with the coin must b,
shown.
A Compliment for The Times.
Will c. Suerlin-
"of all the newspapers in town,
The only one Of much renown
Is the Washington Times.
With its limerick rhymes,
In which we all strive for The crown.
Mrs. E. F. Terhinger, 500 Carroll ave
nue..
% From a woman's standpoint:
The girls turn so many men down"
a. From mans standpoint:
The price Of girls clothes makes mer
frown."
80 Aunt Dinah's line:
"Dere amt enuft men to so roun'.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
This Is a Mans View

NJ. A. Garnier-
% ION a benedicts life they all frown. -
CD IN liquor their sorrows they drown. %
CD They all look so ugly and brown. -
90 They are all after big money down. -
90 They refuse. of all joys. the crown. -
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Mrs. L. P. Hieston. 2sn P street north
west
a. Mates for the fair can't be found. -
O. ION marriage so many men frown. -
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Mrs. H. Huddleston. sO1 Fourth street
northwest
The right one has not yet been found. g"
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Fred NestIer. GA C street northeast
The rich men are scarce and the poo
are turned down.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

]. W. Healey. ilS5 New Jersey aveuu
southeast-Because a woman couldn'
get satisfied If she tried.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

H. J. Lowe, $50 Eleventh street south.
east
Because they are always running
aroun'.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

]. E. Lyle. sos B street southwest
their bills that cant be kept down.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

C. s Livingston, e2s street north
west
Perhaps they're financially down"
]. Hart. ~ Massachusetts avenue
northwest
''They haven't the cash to plank down"
A NJ. Hamrick. HOS L street north
west
IS Because there're not enough to go
roun'.
Minnie B. Dawson, Third and G
\ streets
Too busy they say with a frown.'
Joe Weber, 81 T street northwest
Just because they can't hold them
down"
William Peacock. 211 A street south
st
Because marriage takes cash spot
down.
- Because the fellow with money
won't propoun."
kI9 "a man wants a woman, not a
gown"
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

J. II. Saunders. Silver Spring, Md
''Well, there amt enough to go round. e
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

e. S. Wood. 7S5 Sixth street north
west
title gowns come high-men can't pay
down"
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Edward J. Leahy. $50 G street south
west
Some settle up and not down"
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

A. Wee, 1870 Z street northeast-Be-
cause they've not met the right clown.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

M. Carl Judd. sos Eleventh street
northwest-'cause life is more pleasant
down town.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Mrs. E. F. LANCE. 1000 Masachus, rtr
avenue northeast
That bright eyes in tears may ret
drown"
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

C. c. King. zoos X street northwest
S'For two. Uncle's pay won't go roun'.'
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

]. P. S. Herman. the Windsor-The an.
swer is-buylng the Gown.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

z. B. Myers, SCI Fourteenth street
northeast 1859
They turn US all down with frown."
F. J Bergin-
There's not enough men to go round
J. c. Ahearn. 1902 Eleventh street
northeast
Because marriage is no merry &c
'Toun'.'
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
All Want Cash Down.

NJ. A. Phillips. s4s s street northwest
Because they all want the cash down.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

George w. Cone. Riverton. Va
They're all right. but the price must
come down.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Thomas c. ]. Bailey, 5s1 Randolph
street northwest:
o. They're afraid Of the fair ladi, =
froTn."
O. The average mans but a clown"
(S) ION their knees the young men
won't go down.
a. ITO one skirt they don't want to be
bound"
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

NJ. NJ, 424 East Capitol street-'Cause
mammon has knocked Cupid down.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Mrs. A L. Lewton. Takoma Park--If
do. ali the ladies will frown.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

J. W. Saunders. 1884 Eighth street
northwest
'I'hey haven't been asked, I'm allow
in"
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

w. o. Gibson. lO2 Fourth.street south
east
because alinony has become so re-
nown."
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Mss Anna Smith. 1926 Pennsylvania
avenue southeas:-No husbands, no pa
bies, no beans 10 burn brown.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

r. II. Jay AZ New York avenue
He's a coward from feet to his crown.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

J. H. w. Marriott. Hotel Stratford-
Men never talk love in this town.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Thomas Wright, 4Ss street north
west
Because they have sense in their
cror,n.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

william P. Douglass. ss5 Fourth street
northwest
Because they don't want babies
around"
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
Up to the Feed Man.

Up to the Feed Man.
W. f. Palmer. fat 90, the Penhurst-
% Cause Deefsteak's a quarter q
pound
o. Groceries are up and salaries down"
81 The boys are too mean 10 get
hound "
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Miss Consuelo Adamson. 1l23 Tenth
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

A. V. Burrows, 1913 Twelfth street
northwest
Because there's rouge on their faces.
pads in their places, and rats In
their heads abound.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

From &c. ="
They're shy the cost of that gown.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22
This Is Real Sarcastic.

Anna Cooke. SOC B street southwest
81 think they're all out and down"
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

II Edwards. 1o5 street northwest
s'on butterflies they all seem to frown. -
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Roy B. Gnnland. SS7 Maryland avenue
southwest
because suckers are hard to be found. I,
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Jacobus S. Jones
Because their bank accounts are down
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Harry II. White. 1903 Thirteenth street
northwestern many are hanging
around.