Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-27
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This fact is respectfully called 10 the
attention Of Marshal Won Hindenburg-
Every Yank on that front is ready for
business and viii appreciate a call
a New York man killed himself be-
cause he was called a German.
Another little indication of what the
German race is up against. the world
over. as a result Of the Prussian per-
version OF German ideals.
Il is announced that transatlantic
flights by American airplanes viii be
tried not later than next fall. Wen
fly to Germany before Germany flies to
America.
This is a sad time for whales. Large
numbers of them are drifting ashore
on the Atlantic coast. blown 20 pieces
Their demise. however. speaks well for
The Workmanship of Yankee Eunncrs.
Suppose any 81 those cetaceans had
been r-boats'
Austrian money Is nov worth IS
cents an fhe hundred in neutral Hol-
land Ii wul b. worth about as much
as Fanfho Villas currency before
italy sets thruueh via Austria
The Kaiser canr Keep on much
longer bufune his bead aEainsts the
Allies san of steel Even solid ivory
has its limits.
That increase on railroad fares Of
fers ausshcr incentive 90 the man who
is going 90 market the hivver aero
plane.
Nowadays Erocers are fined for sell
ing storage eggs as the strictly fresh
kind. and yet nobody shouts the ad-
vent of the millennium.
Not for a long time has paleolithic
man lived in Europe and il will be a
still longer time before the Kaisers
crime of bombing hospitals is forgot
ten.
Our government is so influential in
Panama affairs already that it might
easily persuade the hat republic to
ease up ON prices this year.
St. Louis spinster was recently kiss
ed in a dark hall and she hasn't had
light there since.
Short memories are responsible for
cheap politicians. voters having the
short memories.
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LEATHER
War demands leather-for soldiers
shoes, for harness, for equipment OF
many kinds. In the Army and out we
all wear shoes. These suggestions
from the Leather Laboratory of the
u. S. Department of Agriculture, can
be used by all.
Whenever shoes begin TO get hard
and dry they should be oiled or greas-
ed. Brush wen. wash off all remain
ing dirt with warm water. dry with
cloth and while still wet and warm
apply with a swah or wooden cloth.
oil or grease about as warm as hand
can bear Rub well into leather,
preferably with palm OF hand. Leave
10 dry in warm, but not hot place.
For shoes that have TO be polished use
castor oil. for palmer neatsfoOt. fish
oil or oleine. Beef tallow added, half
pound 20 pint OF oil. will help to make
shoes Waterproof Grease edge OF
sole and welt thoroughly. cannot get
TO much there. To make shoes more
water-resistant apply linseed oil oc-
casionally letting II dry over night
DO not use polisnes containing acids,
turpentine. benZine. or other vola-
tile substances. They harden leather
and make IL liable to crack Do not
wear a shoe with run down heel, have
il mended. 1t throws the shoe out of
shape, soon ruins it and may iniure
the foot.
Harness should be washed in tepid
water with a neutral soap and
sponge or stir brush. Rinse in clear
water. hang up to drain and oil Rub
warm oil thoroughly into the wet
leather, remove excess oil with clean
dry cloth Use neatsfoot or castor oil
sparingly for driving harness. the
same with tallow. literally, for heavy
harness.
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