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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-12
AtSauktas AnglekasiQl
StreikaS

minkstqjQ angliQ kasyklose.
Po to susirinkimo zaibo
greitumu praneSta visur link
sma zinia.
Prize streiko atSaukimo
daugiausia prisidajo veikian-
Giojo organizacijos prezidento
Lewiso pareiSkimas. Jis pasa-
Ike:
"Gerbiamieji, mes Gia susi-
duriame su teismo mandatu.
Mes esame amerikonai. M
negalime kovoti prizes sayo
vyriausybe. Tai viskas".
Washington, lapkr. II.
Vakar cia pakilo neapsakomas
dziaugsmas, kuomet gauta Ii
MIA, kad streikas anglekasy-
klose atsaukiamas.
Vyriausybe nusikrate di-
dziausio nesmagumo, gi visuo-
meme daugelio neparankumu
ir net vargo del angliq stokos,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-12

DRAUGAS PUBLISHING CO., Inc,
1900 W. 18th ST., Chicago, Illinois.
Phone Mckinley 6t1i, EStabl i9nS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

pressed IL sneh dennfse tsEnas by the
city CouneiE. This laea IL eOa aenca
i based mp0n nnpkinaea hskrayaa ~
ana intefserencs Win tha pablic's
rsxhss ana privileges. always % TIE
advansa9s cg tue s.essaiu intsrests, 3
begEnning iii the period inst after ihA
people had anAiIy wen their Aght 70
secure the stock 81 me State and I'M
dissduais ID the Annapolis Mater c0la-
uany. when eiaey we're robbed Of the
fruits 81 ssheIr night and let without
real control 81 the thing for which
they had fought
ia view al the Snonstrositias q les
Ialaalon. such AZ The terms 0E the
bonds issued Tor the seock of the
Company and the Act Of 1918, which
might fairly have been entitled All
Act 10 perpetnate the control cf ser.
tain interests and neediessiy increasf
the expense or maintaining the Anna.
polls water Company, is i no p'on.
der that any proposition enianatine
from this source Is aistrusted. and tbs
public wishes 10 BE shown the neces-
stty and reaaonabIeness ii the proiec'
before approving II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
An Expert tlpIaIon ON Cost
OF Rnggdfng

The question og the high cost Of
building materials and labor. which
III, hi course. BIZ primary import 10
all present building projects. was en-.
hauatiyaIy discussed at the convention
81 real estate men at Atlantic City
last week, and because of tie repre-
sentative nature Of the assemblage
the findings in this particular merit
the attention or all builders. The real
tors, practically unanimously. were
agreed that the present scale or prices,
high as Ii III, III moi likely To show
any material shifting Of position to-.
ward q lower scale. This opinion
based. MS II Ii. upon careful and thor
.ongh study Of the situation and OF the
tendencies Of the times, q doubtless
as authoritative az any that could be
offered, IN the mature judgment al
men engaged III the real estate bust
ness lib All sections of the country
those who are contemplating building
but who are holdlsg back III the hope
or being able lates on to take adyant-
age of lower prices, are not only stand.
ing in the way OF their own interests
but In the interests Of their commHni-
ties specifically and the country at
large generally.
Regardless of demands Europe may
make upon this country FOR aid Iii re-.
construction. there ID great short.
age of homes thAaughout the United
States building d Been III . stand
still here for several years, leaving
|a real need to be supplied. This, III
the judgment Of the best informed,
means high prices Tor building MAJ
tarials for 3 long time To come lii
addition, there Ii nj expectation that
wages will come down lii the near
futare. II at all. The consensus BIT
opinion. therefore. 81 the Feal estate
men of the nation ID that the man
who accepts conditions as they are
and coursgeously faces them, IL the
man who Is going ID get the most 0ut
|of them. both for himself and for his
Baltimore Nws.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
ne 3 els GeEllRr

The charge Ii heard from time to
time that Germany. despite her high
position In the worlAe0f science and
intellectual culture. Il still young In
point of civilization. Il maturity OF
nation may be judge, ] ~ It's actions,
as tn the case or an Individual events
which have occurred during the period
immediately preceding their anal De-
cIaion tO submit is tue inevitable
would suggest the raging og chas-
tened child. actuatad ~ the form OF
spirit which Ne call temper as dis
ltfngnisfed from the aogm which the
same innate force assumes when 1t is
brought under control which makes
possible peacaful an4 happy Inter-
course with others such exhibitions
III inc sinking BIZ the surrendered war
ships including those which had NOT
been surrendered but which would
surely be demanded and the burning
Of the French colors may be compared
TO the splitting ot m angry child. pow
erless TO do aught bHt Insult the power
which has brought II 10 subsection.
Thoughts like this shonld have no
place lii orr minaa tssaay. ana wsre
worae than useless did they not aug-
gest the compilation az the siniile. g'he
career of an individaai Ii i contest.
rs 1t we're. between The natural inb0rm
traits and the conventions Imposed
social restraints. ThsoggA aauae snch
process is character developed. inv0lv~
ms the duality of tie spiritual stxuce
ture IN proportion as he inaissdual
brings hts instsnrtivn lsanaalaea unde
The contEoI 0s u Iii oglass aaig and aSEapta
them TO the uaes and onaggsOms O9 a.
caety. 81 such Are Goes ha via
The eateean and snce, tuaeshss
wish the kl sk Ais 9egAow
mana. 1osnatiaaa sae aaaarsgra a
character aoan ~ seeaa Aa0n8 nOsei
nal llnea. hss Il @aasys. 10 gpa called
los1h ans.a a. aaA - ssssa
crasla. hEeA n haan6 sha ssl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
REPORTS OF SOME
MINERAL DEP STTS

the Unitsd states Geological Sur
vey Department * the Interior. has
recently published IS Bulletin $50 is
annual volume entitled Contributions
II Economic Geology tshort papers
and preliminary reportsl. 1918 Pars
/. Metals and Nonmetals Except
fuels This bulletin contains six NJ,
pers which deal With zine and copper
ores 1T Ophir. Utah: gravel deposits
in Arkansas. with special reference G
heir possible utilization as 9 source
al hard pebbles FOR grinding mills;
phosphate deposits III the I1inta Noun.
.tains. Utah; quicksilver deposits b
the Phoenix Mountains, Ark. and
man Rauese deposits near Butte AM
Iin Madison County, Mont
The bulletin which consists Of abo1i
$50 pages, Ii illustrated BY "A line fig.
urss and : halftone Illustrations. aat
contains three small black and whiis
maps. Ii may be obtained on appliea.
ton to the Director. IS Geologiea
survey, Washington. D. G
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
FRTSKING FRAULEINS
or THE REIINELA AND

Frisking frauleins ii the latest
sport Oh the American ~ girl sta
Iti0ned Ia tae leave areas Of the Rhine
LAND. It isn't, however. as the name
might imply, one of the games that
these girls stage for the benefit Of the
Ihomesick soldier.
All Germans going to aud from the
neutral zones beyhnd the Rhine pass
an outpost In the Westerwald Hills
where they mnss check III and out,
land, IL there are any suspicious eyi-
dences, submit to search for contra
mand IN the case 81 Fritz, this
job Is brief and To- The point. but Ii
isn't always Fritz
The retundity OF the German frau
lIein IL pF0yerbia8 bat even this. like
Kuitur, esilclency and the Kalsar, has
PITS limits The dOnghboy finds him
lsalf 81 the einba rrassing position 0f
recognizing the limits bat powegIess
to prove them This was the situa-
Iti0n which the sentry found himself
ID one dag when confronted 81 4
hux0sn franlesn whose bnxoiness vas
incrim mating.
wen. what vas he going d do
about II III
Al ~ girl happened To pass oppoE
timely. and the embarrassed soldier
appealed 70 her
Would she helpg Well, Just watch
herr Or rather. don't watch her. FOR
abe proceeded 70 iriak GruEn the I'll
frauIein'a person large per cent sc
its obesity and u pFesent II ii tie
sentry Ii the form og ct0rolate and
soap
The Aruy og OccupAkion paag, the
Assag,0c Newa. III com kang % tliis
lnciaent sssgg astsd That as 4 caisd ate
Tor hoaars tie Saeond nlyEeg0n SHOULD
aanpance = aanau splca agseiEnen a.
i 'sgs' Girl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
TlzE BASIS or GENERAL OPPOsE.
T1ON 70 FILTRATION

me opposition 10 the alteration pro-
tact, which Il ia general In Annapolis.
rests By 10 means upon the objections
III those wlap oppose the application
oG scientific knowledge along sanitary
lines to our method DC living and who
believe that what was good enough
for our gransigathers was good enough
for us. on the contrary. the number
al people iii this community who are
81 that way Of thinking Is unusually
small IN proportion, aud the vast ma.
snri4y 81 them want the very best pro.
lection ID the public health that can
De obtained, and are ready 10 receive
Information on she subject from any
eoInpetent source
Neither are the people of Annapolis
influenced by any sort Of prejudice d
other unworthy motive IN this matter.
There il general recognition Of the
fact that i danger may be present and
thas good fortune may withhold It's
possible results Tor long period. and
TINT ii stiIl may be serious menace.
They do not question the wisdom Of
i policy which removes every possible
danger before II his resulted in In
jury, hat agree n.ess heartily that that
Ii exactly The course which should be
narsned.
There II very widespread and def
Mite belief, however. that the State
Board 81 Health has never been IN 8
position to take 4 comprehensive view
81 The water situation in Annapolis
aud vicinity. and that Il has dealt only
with those who have not put the whole
case befrne It's members Granting
The full degree ot consideration which
should be given ID the opinion Of ex-
perts. II must be remembered that
other experts. notabie those Who took
part Ia the federal health survey Of
the city and County some years ago.
reached other conclusions and report
ed III an official way that filtration
WAS not 81 necesaary aa larger sup
plies AZ water. greater impounding
facilities and the extension 81 water
service and sewerage removal te the
suburbs.
It muat b remembered that the
Board of Health and its officials hare
stretched che confidence Of the public
Ia theoretical conclusions TO the very
linlt By declaring unit Tor use water
which has been drunk continuously by
the people IL AanapOlls for over hall
eentuFy and e which no case Of
aiekness has ever bern traced. md
wasrh has. moFeosar. been declared
81 very aEmlnant analysts to ba az
practically ahao1usa purity when
hAndsed with psnnar care
Lastly. there il the complete Iask
ug conaaencs ii th0se who have been
Dat acsiya ID aahing altfation. -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
List Of Nominations
ONCE II the city Clerk

- (
Annapolis. Md, July 1, 1919
The following is list Of the Nom.
nations which have been fled in this
once for Mayor. Counselor and Alder
men Of the City OF Annapolis, Md,
to be voted for at the Municipal Elec
tion to be held on Monday. July IA,
1919:
F0R MAYOR
Vote For Onel
CHARLES B. IIENKEL. Republican.
JOHN ! Levy. Democrat
FoR CouNsEIoR
(Yote For One1
DENNIS CLAUDE, Republican.
GEO e, PULLMAN. Democrat
Foa AI,nERMEx FIRST Ward
Vote For Two)
q. ROLAND BROWN. Republican.
RALPH DAYTON, Republican,
ELMER e. PARKINSON Democrat.
CHARLES VI SMITH, Democrat.
Fox AEBgRMEN Second WaY.1
Vote For Twol
!, PAUL MEDFORD, Republican.
JAMES p. ". PHILLIPS, Republican,
JOHN III. TAYLOR. Democrat,
John II WELLS, Democrat.
Fen ALDERMrS Third Yard
Vote For Two1
]. CLAYTON BREWER, Republican,
FRANK Al HdUNR0Is. Republican,
WILLIAM II Me- READY, Democrat,
JOHN = STEVENS, Democrat.
Eos AfnsRazgR ksOaytA Ward
Vote For Twol
~ ALBERT ADAMS, Republican,
w 3. BLACKBURN. Democrat.
JOHN a. RUSSELL, Republican,
GEO. ". sAFFIEIsD, Democrat.
FRANK ii. SMITH,
City Clerk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
WHEAT CROP or OYER
BILLION BUSHELS LIKELY


With wheat crop OF over a billion
bushels IN prospect In the Unitad
states this year. the Department q
Agriculture ii urging that every pos
sibie measure be taken 10 inaaD this
saae storage and handling Of this
enormous crop The need for efforts
by farmers and elevator companies ia
market and store the grain with the
least possible loss and congestion Of
srafFlc is being emphasized.
Stacking Ii suggested ~ the depart,
inent as ii partial solution Of the prob
lem; being i means every karmer can
apply. III was tried lid sonae parts 81
the country last year and proved quite
successful. Attention Is called by the
department to the fact that the farm
er Is likely TO be gainer By such q pro
cess for wheat that sweats In the stack.
except during an unusually dry season,
viii be Of better quality than Il thresh.
ed from the shock.
lie wheat III stacked ak once after
harvest, weather permitting, the de-
partment says, the farmer may tllen
threuh and market his crop at his con
venleuce, and there is the further aai-
vantage that the wheat viii not de-
seriorate should rain come IS Il would
IN the shock
Ihs department urges the farmers 10
consider the question 0f providing
Themselves with storage facilities. The
department hrs sscaa cakions fog d
granary. which II viii supply
% request.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
PRnPflaA.I.A

Bids fnr the erection 81 q feur rn0gI
frame school buiiling ia the Eighth dis.
trAct az Anne Arundel coMnts as authorized
by the General ASSEMBLY % Maryland. Acts
0f 1918. Chapter No. -. VIII be received aud
epened III the OtAce 0f the County Hoard III
EeineafsDn ak Annapolis Maryland Oh
Tuesday. Jmlg n 1s4A. at ~ oseIack M
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS may hg
0staiuesa from George Fox County Super.
iBtentlRnk pf Schools at Annapolis. nd
or from Henry +. Hopkins. architect ~
UHton Trust EspIltiine. baltimore, Mary
land
The RufSaine COMMITTEES reserves the
GEORGE FOX,
s2sS C0nnty superintendent
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
TIE CFAUqAI N ANNAPOLIS

Every attempt 10 make d chautan-
ana financial success Id Annapolis
has been d failure That which has
just completed lss sessions ii Annapo-
lis was NOT patronized sufficiently 10
produce quarter Of the most mod
crate amount guaranteed 10 ii, and
tAe other thres-quarters has had %
De furnished - the fourteen men
and women who agreed 10 assume the
rasponsIbtilty for ita appearance here.
No one has any right 10 scold the
public Or any individuals ok ii for
this state of affairs. Doubtless. there
we're special reasons at THIS time which
tended ID reduce the attendance upon
The excellent programmes az recrea-
ti0nal and lnstrnctional features which
were presented. and nne might be
lead to say that the ChAatanana would
have done better 81 some other time
and under s0lnewhat different condi-
lions, hut for the fact that the Chau-
faaaua. upon d somewhat moro anbi-
tlons basis, had failed IN q financial
way twice before.
The fact Btands out that the Annapo-
iia public does not care for the Chau-
tauaua, or at least n mol inclined ID
80 out of IT'S way 10 help III Those
who aid attend, weFe not only pleased
BY the music and other features Of
the kind. but they wsra impressed ~
many ideas which o0uld not help but
enlarge their view as citizens. improve
Tue lHniity ii their citizenship and
public m0tamenta and cnmmnnIty life.
The Chautauqua deserved better
treatment here
Why Ii Annapolis different from
most places ii this matter! is II
credItabae. Of not. TO the community
These are the question about which
The people az whole might think.
The individuals might consider wheth.
IN d. not they hare done altogether
the fair thing u themselves and their
home BY losing ibis opportunity foE
Improvement and Inspiration
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
OFFICE Or THE CRY cl.EnK

annapolis. Nd. June 38. l0ia.
By authority or the city Code al Anna
polls. I hereby give notice that m Elte-
ton will be held nader the Charter Of
Anna polls on
MONDAY, JuLT H. 1918,
nor ~ Election Of Mayor and 4 C0un4
aeslor ef Eala City. aud at the same time
for the Election BY the regislentA III the
respective Wards III the City of Annapolis j:
Two AlaerlaeD 20 represent the First
Ward.
Two Alaersurn II represent TIE second
Ward
Two Aldermen II represent the Third
Two Aldermen 70 represent the FoartIi
Ward.
The Polling places in the several Wards
Will be aa follows
First Wartl FollIng House. East Street
Building.
Third ward, Polling House. second
Street.
Street
Tie Polls viii be open Id Il O'Clock ii.
aEd Will reEaain open until . o'clock
FRANK il. SMITH.
City Clerk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
CANDIDATES COLUMN

Any D0fer rus the right 10 ne
cn,sd date sm RE Primary Election
81 MS pQrtg, sabiect hosCeVer 20
certain qualifications for spectGl
Offices. Make yONy UnaONAce atessf
IN this c0I9ptn and keep before
tie U0fers until cgecti0a.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
CASDrDATE.s cARD

IA the Republicans Or Anne Arundel
soutstv win he candidate Tor tne
tss.ss,sss o9 delegates In the coming prlSna
ssan AMI N nominated aud electea will be
.io' sFvIGUHE HEAD. will ei.sIeavor to3
5i,ssln IN fbe aaNage Of bfila cnnauGiFe IoF
sssa's $500 GEORGE "A. BASIL.
r. IS. Later / VIII annoilnce my platform
md policies
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
4

hawahy announce my candidacy f0r
me once of sheriff 0f Anne Arundel
ens,pfy subject IL the viii III the voters In
the eounimg primaries have served
seven years in the aheFiMs ONCE. and u
aleetad viii serve the public Iii the same
elIicient manner 8hat have endeavored TO
~ s - WILLIAM b. X. LIE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
gon HOUSE OF DKg.EGATEs

announce my candidacy for the Dem
orgatIe nomination for the HOuae ~ l1ele-
,sassa an.l solielt lie support IL ali Demp-
! expect to be discharged from the Army
about July frat aud will then resume me
oraetlee IL law at Annapolis.
JOHN s. sTRAHORN,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

Now that peace - really here. VIII
she do away with ollcioth shoes pos
ing az patent leather and pastry Put
together with yasellne New York
Evening Post
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
ANNnuNcKaIENT

hereby announce my candidacy Tor the
,fssca VI County Commissioners 81 Anne
Argntei county FOR the FIRST district. say-
les.t "a the action Of the DeFneeratle ps,ss,,
e : = 80 GRANT C0LHOUN.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

The eighth and greatest wonder of8
the world would be the man OF We
man who has given IN response ~
every request made since 1918 <ouis-
yiIie Courier Journal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
ron CLEam or rmn ooURT

nc the Democratic voters Of Anne Arun-
del county. | announce that ] will be n
candidate for the Democratic nomination
TOR Anne Arumiel county, subject 10 the
primary election III liz held an September.
RICHARD 81. GEYANEY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
ANNoUNC EmRNT

heFeky announce my candidacy Tor the
s.sssee AZ sheriff az Ammo Arundel county
from tie second district, snbJeet 20 the ac-
.tfon 81 the Democratic primaries IA sep
lemsyer. l earnestly solicit the support oi
III Z 8. THOMAS DOVE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
ANN0ttMc ENT

70 che Republican voters Of Anne Artlgi-
lei county hereby announce myself a
candidate for mesnher Of the State Central
COMMITTEES for nasd county at the primary
election kn September.
CHARLES r. nASIT.,
aa9-ff Aunan0Iin Nd
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
l,haa.. EArslIirer

Following series of conferences of
officials III the Department of Agri-
culture at Washington with fertilizer
manufacturers. the department pre-
diets that the farmers Of the country
viii be able TO buy their mixed fer
.tiiizers for the 1919 fall season about
80 per cent lower than the prices pres
yailing for the spring season Just
passed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
TIMELY COMMENT BY
TONGUE AND PEN
Rhary,enl Shafts

Ii seems that We can't annihilats
VITA without insulsing Carranza
Brooklyn Eagle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

III g daWning up5n the world. In
duced BY the sinking Of the German
aeeE Ia the Or&nsys. That tia severe
terms esab0died IN me psre treaty
aAow that President MEilson correctly
appraised Prasaiasatag ROchestar-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

The mule, 100, Is d born kicker, hlt,
unlike d man. he Is satisfied to do his
kicking with his feet.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
DIE u

FARKENs0N -On July 9Th. nc lifs real
slAiRer ~ Exsgiana St. THOMAS b.
p.ANI1IN aged 50 years. husband
~ Mary r. Parkinson
Funeral Monday 1T > j.. M. from Nd. Ave,
nj. Il. Church. ISL
.COH.BtiR Suddenly HI the Maryland I'M.
verHlty EIasnital HaltiMore July 3rd.
59i9 JOHN u. f4IIsItEFRN aged aa
yeare. son OF Milton n. and the late
Mary Goihurn.
FuneraI tomorrow, Sunday afternoon. eli i
r NJ from hts residence. Lib GafhelKaI
ST Intermenf st Annes Cemetery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
w. B. CT .DS
Electrical Contractor
Once and Shop l70 C0nduis Street.
Phone seo
GEO. w .JON
Circulating Library

The following books hsys besR added r.
the Library
The Dwelling Placs "a Light BIZ wis
BtOn Chufchtll
aThe Inevitable Balances sheef, By Ka-
Rfna Trash.
"a Circuit Riders WIFE, BY Cora Har.
etE.
ssRenny,1 By Le0nora DaiFynapIe
NY Four Yeara In Germany, BY y.
NJ. Gerard.
where xour Treasures II" by Holmau
The CHS II Ths Ar" By Isabel o..
EE@AEB s-2gSM Ma@ka, 4B Rsv &mgs
Old @e@ESs. ~ BsF aaY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

IL NTEHs oiiiss man Wishes plain hoard
anil room. ma objection te children
State fssriile replies confidential. No.
rs, Rox 5D7, fs:f
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Furnished u room apartment
until October LIST. Apply 153 Maln 81.
1913
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MOS EY no LOAN
WANTED

Fs J5a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

9uk.s III s.lat,srstrY III. asg
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49,
The Washington herald., 1919-12-21

Travelling little farther in his siauto Wiggiy
Den Of the After making sure The bad chap not at home
First I'll hang holly wreath his fireplace, Ske"
said the bunny to himself "Hoy jolly Christmas Then I'll fill
another extra stocking for the Pp III funny clown doll for the
Pip clown that caps his hands when tickle him. That may make
the Pip laugh and Christmas made for laughter
The Washington herald., 1919-12-21

care you have everything Uncle Wggy asked
Fuzzy Wu as she stood in the door of the bunny rabbits bungalow
with bunch of red and holly which she making
for the windows Yes have the bag full of Christmas presents said
Uncle Wgg m going help Santa Claus leaving them
the homes friends Santa Claus do this
told him Id help him with autod Nurse Jane said that very
kind The bunny started off with his load of Christmas
The Washington herald., 1919-12-21

Not long after Uncle Wggy had finished hanging up the Christmas
stockings the dens Of the and the those bad chaps
old SnppySnoopy chap who always telling happened
DID you know Uncle Wgg each dns? the
pySnoopy of the animals ncle
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