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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-05-07
PRISON RECORD DOESN'T UNFIT
Man FOR LEGISLATIVE SERVICE
UNLESS ASSOCIATES SO ASSERT

Fact That Men Who Had Been Convicted of Crime Voted for
League Program Bills and That Votes Were Essential to Emer
gency Clauses Does Not Affect Validity of Election Holds
Attorney General LANCER Opinion Fargo City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26

TafY tNnIfnuflus 8 roofo bonsr . -.
.'Hbpi'dinSa iryst eces chickens md,
5000. tenn. Elliott. Jr, Is4 Sasssu x,
p. Gee<in8n zse4 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26
Along THE SOUND
REAL ESTATE
CHAS. FIELD GKIEFEN l. Co
Eas. +2d ST Murray IIflI-6xAi

LOFTS TO LEFT, LOCATED OK BUSIEST
street OF Nonh"rs y. Y suitable fo,
light lnanuiacturing io'
joins II. CLANCY. 800 New Main $,
''''Pi'"hr "SV' Workers. n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26
LONG ISLAND
North Skere (Lons IsIand)

Send for photographs. plans and fun
particulars Of the fifteen Colonial Cottages
we are nov building in Broadway, Flush
Ing and Westmoreland (frst station this
side OF Great Neck); five nearly completed :;
seven to ten rooms, one to three baths:
every modern convenience; garage Il de-
sired: first clss in every respect; built By
the day: largo plots, restricted neighbor
hood; station on the property: Il 10 &c
minutes from Pennsylvania Station: one
block from trolley; prices $4,000 to
$4,000: easy terms R1CkERT- BROWN
REALTY CO, 81 Vanderbilt ave. Tele
phone Murray IT!ll 1890.
FOR SALE-Unusually attractive all-year
home new Colon!a! brick dwelling, with
garage; Nrst floor has large living room.
dining room, Kitchen: extra toilet and
laundry in basement; second Aoor, 3 bed
rooms. tiled bath; interior finished
Throughout in white enamel WOODWORK. and
throughout. hot water heat gas, electric
ity. sewer. etc; restricted section: no
assessments; minutes walk 70 arg.
park and bathing; block express station.
$1,000 cash required, balance on terms.
For plan and photo. call, write or phone
J. 8. Withers. % Vanderbilt av New
York, Room 1909; phone VANDERBILT. 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26

bFt E% NpCh UcrsE bath. gas. el.ctric-
~. iHt'upars ".trh lot. 81 minutes Jer
Wy ely for.fnutsfion. 1Gc Yesieen.iaI
sSfsfro r@ner out II town: prize ~ soo
ps!7@ts - l., Is East Kinney 81 %aw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26
OWN YOUR OWN HOME:

YOU CAN-FOK ONLY $4,000
For Sale-House. 10 rooms. . baths. eieo
tricity, gas. other modern improvements
largo plot (nearly q acre.. barn and ga
rage combined, water WV; high, leve
ground, shore. trolley stores
churches etc. Fully furnished: rents sum
mers for $500. Bargain at sl2. 900
VIII Sell For $1,000
Owner, Box 5O4, Sea Clin, \. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26
Lakeland Highlands


In the warm, sunny hills;
500 feet above sea-leVel.
Fo hlp0. boating, Motoring,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26

WHY PAY RENT ESTATES N,-er
sacrifice over so houses at bareair
priGes from 81. 900 up, easy terms GAR r."
Yonhers. e''o"s o''5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26
ALL THE. ORANGES.

.iiciaGinx Darn e, fitfrnn %.,o" t'
@iDafTn Do proponents. y minutes rom
~ F1efllept train service Apply Tor
.yttnrf particulars 10 Hiss " woaa
a16 Manhattan Avenue, 4 Y c,,y ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26
Small Cost

A l0-acre grapefruit grove
planted to -S4 two-year-old
trees, with five-year-old roots
costs only $3.50, payable
$3.50 cash, balance in small
quarterly payments over pc
riod OF four Years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27
ron RETURNED sol LDIEIzs

secresary Roland, 81 the local
hranch 81 tAs war Community service.
ms made III excellent suggestion in
proposing shat room BE- set aside II
sha state armory for tho nae 81 the
men who hsve completed their service
all sae different branches during the
war. The suggestion has the strong
support OF Governor Harrington.
whose xeal m support Of eyery nhase
uf the EFFORTS attending our participa-
ton III tlie var has not been excelled
by any chief executive
There Is 4 distant danger that our
Fsturning soldiers and sailors will be
confronted with d altuetion which will
make them feel that Ehelr reception II
nol III that they had expected Doubt
leaa. siso arat foganAl welcome viii be
MI llaat They can desire, but tEere Il y
danger that 100 many people Will
shInk that i Big noise on llas occasion.
and possibly 1 ane treat. will I'd the
maln thing.
aaleTe nre th1aEA 0f moro LID lltiTl aAlt,e
s0llhe returned soldier and sailor than
parade. ane speeches and i lananot,
ne viii need an expression of apprs-
esation fot shat be haa done which he
knws comes from the heart. He viii
want sustained exhIbitlon of the
right sort Of 80 astitade towards him
eelf, and not a lot og shouting. and
shen i relapse into i state of forget
fulnAss and unaDpree Esveness of his
services and sacrifices.
1Ala does not mean that the reeuYA-
ea nghtsng man needs % Be pasapeFsd
ana ogerea aDeeial fayoras he would
the aEae one to object % this. but
Ii Ii his due that certain appgsOia-
gso1 oF whal be hiss done should be the
spontaneous offering of his community.
During the war. khe praise of our
Agnting men and the assurances of 4
liFelong gratitude f0r What he YES DO
isg vas heard Oh I'll sides The sags
eeesion made by BGr. Roland means
something practical il carrying ont
those promises.
q
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27
THE RIGHT KIND or An
OFFICIAL

TaAa4 10 s1atly men Of standing ia
s4ue couhty would 1nd Il ! plsasugs 70
h0nor public oaaciaI WHO was about
reIlnuuish bis work hers, as was
oua Tuesday sysniHg when sara-
benaaet wAB rendered AsE. Henry
q. Easts1ur0, who has bern kounty
agent FOR fAe last three and . half
-, Mas sndeed tribute To the
e esssst and conscientious services
81 shas gentleman
me report of the things which were
aald 81 some Of orr best citisens on
that occasion il d sufficient eacomium
sor Mr whstesord He leaves An
napOlis with the unanimous expres-
GOna az praiae Tor the work which pc
as d0ne while be has been with rs,
atsd tEs hearty Wishes for his suceess,
III both Og which sentiments this paper
Joins cordially
The most important lasnOn Os Mr..
liitefora.s success and the general
appreciation 81 his eloyts. II the aa-
upasscs that OsAciala ot Mr. White
gdssGa typo aee what the public really
anta. The day Ii past when partisan
services can cover up official inef-
aClency. People are demanding men
Ri okEce capable TO perform the work
waich they undertake afd willing 10
p.argor1n Il. May the demand grow
stronger and more inslstene
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27
Jngga For Yourself


Under the heading, Wisdom, Wit
and Wall0Ds, the baltimore Sun has
the following to say. and we leave 1t
to our readers 10 determine whether
she Is giving us Wisdom, Wit or Wal
|lops Z
aSleeping SIckena Threatens the
City, excaaims the Annapolis Even
ing Capital Ia heavy and impressive
headlines. The story following the
headlines explains that there Is no
case of the sleeping sickness. Ia An
nap0iIs, but points ont that IS no rear
son why there will be none cases
have been reported lii Baltimore
washington anu New York. the Capt.
sni states. obviously. IL Baltimore,
washington and New York why not
Annapoalsg we are not tempted in
the slightest degree to observe that
there have been FumOrs for many
years that the whole town Of Annap-
oils suffered from sleeping sickness. 4
That Wpnld Be cheap and vulgar
wittfcisnn. which We leave ID bald-head
cd members of the legislature, turned
coltish By brief respite from the moral
rigors Of the Eastern Shore or Car
rett county. For ourselves. We see in
the Capitals deeD-throated warning
against the sleeping sickness" mere
|ly another evidence of Annapolis.
wholly laudable ana pridefui determi-
nation To keep aDace In all things
with the other foremost communities
az the land. Inside of the lodge, now,
who would and could deny annapolis
the privilege OF being threatened, at
least, with the sleeping sickness
when that trouble II becoming FASH
lonable In Ill up-to-date citiesg
And that Is not ali. Places like
Baltimore and washington. really up
starts 81 the circle of citEes. noaveau
Priche. you know. internainahly tell how
much difaculty they have In housing
all Of the people who want TO live
within their boundaries they make
great bother and to do about his con-
stancy: % much 50, that Annapolis,
which bore Ii thoroughbred patience
Tor many years the taunts that Y Was
s'ssnashed' city. at last has become
"a irxitaaed that through the Capital II
tells the world with great and proper
dagnsty, 0k course hat II has just one
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27
HISTORIC RELIC
GOES TO PRINCETON

Il part az the Nlar relic collection,
the actual aag og truce, under Mhsch
American star oflcsrs tlrst ertered
Gersnan territory beyond the Rhina,
goes b Princeton univeralty.
Lieut.. Alex 4. SchIesingr. member
st the class os 1914, now seTvtng with
the army 81 occupation. and who apt.:
ed as interpreter IN an arnfstice par
lsy between German and AlncTican
oEEicars save the souvenir "a bis alma
mater.
with TIE gln oa the Hag. there Is
to be includea 8 map showing the ex-
act locality WARE the congeremca ~
ksean The German and EJsaisad States
officers took piacs. This whste aag
eg truce vas carried across the Rhine
end into thc nansFal z0aa AZ the Cob
lenz bridgeheaa which was held 81
ihc 50 unlted States arnsy c0gns
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27
4 81 N Nc FOR
ALI, Fg9CS 81 DAY TUESDAY

Lei tAe ua aasv taage nesd, Tor ths
day eanctioApd by pubEle opgx
since Tine ia0Flal. lOr the play-
s. s. III hand !!
AaaFtt srIy ossn IL All
Fools days III q 1e MssE esaay Small
ss aa sa Cd nGed the
tors ln fho fesEtse
l ysas kheI gataes /.
older hFs agid 0Gher nals ssla-
aavss are n enllvan the day
aeh Oliakea ana q rood
g NE ~ cslfek
sg .pE glsa stshSea tlapy
x VII ~
~ M however, III a1a
e1g yeaF son ta
or
g asaa Ii &
g taagas knc
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27

house FOR rent Let Baltimore and
washington match that, the hussiesi
In all Annapolis there IS one lone
house for rent today, 50 FAR as Rigid
investigation reveals" states the CAPS
ltal.
This same house rents furnished
for $f25 month
probably III no other city In this
country are houses as scarce as they
are at present here, However this
condition Is taken aa q good sign, as
1T is bound to result IN the erection of
more homes and apartment houses.
building activities are picking up
daily lii and about Annapolis, and all
prospects are for record breaking
year Tor carpenters and contractors.
lii the meantime. though, there are
going 10 be many families seriously
giiscommoded because Of there being
no roofs over their heads.
1T is safe to say that tenants could
bc found for more than 200 homes
right now, If they were to be had. {
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27
BUY VICTORY BONDS
PAY CASH II YOU CAN
If NOT, THEN BORROW

AS general fale people do not IKE
to 60 III debt. we have been raised
that way III this country We don't
like to be ia debt. 1t makes us feel at
4 disadvantage. And yet there are
debts and debts. There are some that
are bad business: others are the best
kind OF business Most Of US realize
this when We think ii over.
Take Tor instance the money owed
towards the payment os 4 Victory Lib
erty bond. Would you for d moment
consider 1t a reprehensibie debt: one
that you should be ashamed or A
debt for Liberty bond could not
come under this ban. 1t Id different,
very different indeed. 1t is the sort Of
debt that increases y0ur own self re-
spect and adds to your neigllbor's i re-
spect for YOU. Ii gives you higher
standing In your own estimation and
it Increases your standing III the com
rnunity.
Another thing that Victory LIB
erty bond will come nearer being the
right sort 0F Endorsement for you at
the bank than anything else you might
mention. After you have paid It on
and squared your account with the
government and your own Aanerican
conscience you will have reason 10
feel little proud of YonrseI1. Then
get ready III once 10 do your part
when the Nivtory Liberty loan III Of
,fered,
"A Liberty banA Ii the governments
solemn promise 70 pay at given time
the sim nornfnakea on the face og the
bond It ii good. res. even better than
n hand but Il does moi pay yOu inter-
est atIsornati aticalIy "A Liberty bond
y sold certi1eaks The latter II money
does pay yoa interest and d very good
rate 0f interest as that No one could
30 in debt Tor 4 better investment BE-
scauae more than I9e, goo 900 Aneri-
seasas and the entire resOureag of the
United States are behind thai Sronalse
e pay. and ag surely 81 tomorrow fol-
lows today every dOllar af interest
will ba redeemed at iss full face value
when dt reaches maEMKlEx.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27
WOULD HONOR n ERoEs
or WAR ON ARBOR DAY


such an oIservapce of Arbor day
Ill will secure widespread planting
pg trees dedicated To those whose lives
have been sacrllBced I'd the great
struggle 10 preserve American rights
and the civilization of the world III
advocated by the Secretary of Agri-
culture. David Il. Houston, III Let.
Ter Just sent 10 the governors Of the
states
The secretary's letter follows:
Tho obseryamce of AFb0r day be-
gan a0oa after the Civil war A dis
ttngulshed citizen 81 Nebraska who
later became secretary of agriculture.
was tue prime mover fl secarlng its
recognition within his state. where 1T
Girat took root; and the board of as
rEcultura Of that state. on his motion,
designated the first Arbor day, From
the beginning Il hes had civic motive
and "a association pf patFistisrn
AnosIsaF and greater War has come
to It's inevitable conclusion. The
cause 0f righteousness. of liberty, Of
All that Americana bold dear has pre-
vatIed. We shall seek many ways to
perpetuate the memory of those Who
made the great sacrifice. The nnemog
iais VIII take many forms. The names
og those who have fallen viii be per-
petnasad By costly monuments and In
scribed on enduring tablets Great
works that serve the needs Of peace
also viii doubtless be dedicated to
them
But along with thase lnetnOrials,
WIS can easily discover WAYS hi which
We may simply and spontaneous
pay our tribute 10 them We can keep
freah our memory og what they gave !;
ana wecan perpesuats their names nj
fapailaaT places, tt has hean happily
ssggestsd that We may 40 this by
adorning with young kFaes, eaeh
naaned for fallen soldier our way.
sides. our yards, and our pleasure
places. And in most of Our states
Arbor day u ~ hand This pear We
may give % that day ueanlng more
pf0Found. parpoaa More exalted
yet also an asS0cla ton more peraOnal
III conceive ghaf, III tIae origin og the
saay ka borns IN uifaa. s anvstatl0a tr
or EoEEoM clslgena IS jain "a IN ksusg II
llay especially sds aeaYf aaAa 0ozls
eKal for tree nlaAtaa9 may appgo-8
priakty come from this aspAE h 4
take TIE Ilnessg, elA9reseza. u 81 xst-
Issg ghas yusa es snessr sc she citizens
Eog yssag state, and ppSk kEea iaagy t0
those ii atsasasaCe np0A lis schools.
sssch "A 81 amce u Aale0g aay As
VII secure ! 81 aseing
og trees. e&ea a0 sAss whose
ilye Maxe aacS ID Iha great
sgruwgls ko 81 sean rights
Asa ss 81 s
Aas1sa - ssAaaslasaz - saa4 ssasssS1Sl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27
Casarrnal Deaness Caasnet Be Cared

CasarrAaI Deaaness Caahet Be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach tie diseased portion Of The ear.
There Is ohly one way 70 cure catagTls-
Ill deafness, and that b BY i consti~
tutSsnal resnesaY. Catarrhal Dsalness
IL cauMed by an intlaEned conf Lon =
t.as mucous lining s. Ete E aehIaIl
Tube. when this tube " lnaia yssu
have runabIing SQUAD or d erfexe
ssag. ard wsesa Il rs eAilreI iosel.
DEAFNESS IS the resuEt Unless The ~
gasaEinn can BY KaduceG and this
tube restored 60 It's normal condition.,
hes ring MIla be destroyed faFeyer
MANY cases 81 desfrsss are eaElsed by
fsich is an inssauaed eon-
.slseson az the rEamc0as BnrEaees aaIlss
grrh ae9lieEAe sets thxa khe bio0d
on tie zuueous sat u M
vim Rave One HNEssFe Epllars
90a any asn is e,a
Isssss sses 81 erred ky EslIs
tarFh Medicine F EfS@
ornggass re
3. q.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27

II A earnest and apiri1ed eOms
salon shis ua0Eming with Capital
representative. NJ JalInn SapeEear.
.1r.. said.
sI aIs Ia ThOsaaa's st0rs, aEla there
has lust Jeff here wOran0 seeking
aid fOr the eancaalon be ehiIdren, aud
nvrxSortirg ID De a gepresefl akEye eE
the Red CFUas Nkssg. wonder u there
.iazss scnle msssaka ssst - there yas
receniIys me party 81 question had
with her little book with names and
suhacrsp pkions. hus nothing that vas
shOwE 70 sndscate ssse vas He'd Gross
represent
This reminds me. continued Mr.
Spencer. Only d short while agO q
y0ang man came around selling cards
Tor the wind0w with Welcome Hons
10 Inc soldiers returning from over
seaa. He sold them Tor So cents each.
Following him cane another young
man selling similar card Tor ~
cenka and still anothsr with 2ll-cent
cards. Tlsey, too, said money Was for
the Red Cross, but who knows2 Az
for my part, | think these ahlnga
sheald be inYestigated. 4
Taking about the hospital drive.
the chaifEnan oS the W0Isaan'6 h Section,
Council 81 Defense. said this morning
that but few seople were aware that
there III such en- organization at the
Annapolis Emergency association I'm
existence. and that Enegnbarship -
open 70 81 gor the price of 81 annu.
ally.
1T n believed. she continued,
there would be many people to Join
the association II they were aw2re Of
this fact. Tlae lady was informed
that through advertisement ID these
columns and locals from time 10 TIME
the exiatence oE such an association
has been nads public.
Bishop Williams, who has had wide
hospital experience, said plan adopt.
cd in his former residential city
Marquette, Mich. where there are
mary umbegmen. would probably be
good one here IL the hospital could
haya contagious disease ward. The
plan is IA sell tickets at. say, $40 y
ticket 10 translents. candidates and
others, which ticket would ensitle the
holder fo treatment At the hospital
during. the year, III necessary It
worked well with the lumbermen, and
he feels sure tbs candidates would
appreciate the privilege 0f having nc.
cess ID the hospital when sick through
i paid-ap $iOdoIIar ticket, while many
or course might not require treatment
Or the use of their ticket The pres
enee of 800 cand dates. and there are
suge TO be as many would mean
ss 900. bat os course, Ii Is abso-
Iuteiy necessary % have ward ~
contagious diseases frgt, a. most Of
these boys are aisaictod with Snulnps
or naeaslea while preparing here At
the several schools, and cannot have
prorer treatment nt boarding houses
or hotels.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27
TOMATO MARKET rs
PUzZLING GAMERS

THAT the tomato Gamers are up
against i tough proposition in the mat
ter Of contracting for the contemplated
summer pack was the statement made
recently ty leading canner Of the
state Not only is the canner up
against ii, but the farmers as well. ac-
coraing I'd this authority, since, IL the
packer cannot name IN advance his
prospective requirements, the farmer
viii BE III doubt as to how much of
his lard E0 devote 10 tomatoes
The trouble largely ID the unsettled
state oF the market. Tomatoes have
declined Iii price three times since the
arnistico was signed Coupled with
this Is an apparent lack Of demand for
the packed goods, state of affairs
which seems TO be nation wide. Re-
taiIers who stocked up when prices
were high ii the fail are Ioath to take
their Losses and are holding up the
prices
The public on the other hand, is
Just as lOath to pay the prices the re-
taiIers are asking This has created
an unnatural state Ia the market and
while there Is no appreciable glut or
surplus in the hands OF the packers or
iobbers for this time OF the year all
the pckers admit that their goods are
moving SO slowly SIS to cause some
fear that there may considerable
left-oYer supply when the new season
arrives
Another feature which Is giving
some concern to the packers is the
fact that the Var department has
millions Of cans of foodstaGfs which II
does moi now know what I'd do with.
While the war was iii progress II was
the effort 09 she government 10 keep
ca the other side supply oE f0Od-
stuHs to last SIX months and on this
side I whole years supply, This was
done Id tlle matter 0f canned goods, it
It's said. ana when the arraistice vas
signed there were I'd the Baltimore
zone WAREHOUSES scattered over
Maryland. Virginia. .Dala m6re. and the
District og CoaunhIa approximately
120s 900 900 cans oE tomatoes alone not
to EEentSon otlrer essngaed goods ssseA aa
peas aud corn. There aEa still in these
wareh0nses according a0 Capt IA e.
ekt who is h chi AaFge * the canned
ossa eslE cf the locl qnarsev-
maasier'a xOme fKona 7s. 200 50 So 4
0spa oEga caas af a6a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27
NoTlcR "a cREpIToRa

yas3ee il hereby given. that the sub
s.FSl,er haa nhaalned from the 0rIIhats
court Of Anne Arunael connty. y MasSs sSs
tsers0nnl estate Df
KATHERINE SMITH
,ate 81 Anne Arundel county, deceaAed. I.
All persons haying ciaitnA against the de-
ssased. are hereby warned t0 exhibit the
salsaa. With the vouchers thereof, % the
subscriber. on of before the
sra fsay ee October 1919
Thes NAV ofherpiae, by law be excluded
frois all beneAt uf said estate Al per /.
NDus Indebted to said estate are reqhested
fo make Immediate payment
tflyen nnsler my hand tlltE 18th clay 0l
~ MARTIN ~. SMITH,
Administrator.
ii ~ a-fFs- a3-aO
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27
NOTICE no cREpHroRs

Notice ID hereby given. that the sub.
Neriher has obtained from the 0rphaiis
court of Anne Arundel county, III Mary
land. Letters Of administration on the
personal estate Of
HsExxIE q. WOODWARD
late 81 Anne Arundel county. deeea ased.
AN pera6na having ciaim& against tile de-
ceasssl, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, 20 tue
subscriber, on Of before flle
srd Hay os OrsUbeF 1919
they may otherwiae. by law be excluded
from all beneiif of said estate All per-
sous indebted to said estate ure requested
Ia make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
March, 1919
Adm. 4. I. i.
Ii ssT il {. .4ts .c.k.sea
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27
PROPOSALS. WANTED

Proposals will be received mp to I2:NO
aelock, noon. wcdafasIay April 2nd 1919,
Tor furnishing the CITY of Annapolis with
1N0 toms af NuInber tWo ebals he same ia
bc delivered and stored In theN following
places Municipal Building. Rescue Hose
t.ompaIy. independent Fire EohaIlany, and
Water witch Hook q Ladder Go. For
further information apply IL
e. w. SMITH.
a-1T hatRman
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27
raagIs Genace 80 =

Len acb Aaaasl@
OH eytay avaaizas the Il
fonIeasnre 81 TIE First elAas
oaE shurcsa sst Y ne saurcls.
~ sa 0 tlse cIaRea b0aEa and
Il hsang pEeanE
Con ii E:oa tn9 q rs
q n &fsxEck pE Af tlsa erAaal
esac me annrsx % se as
FpnFkea ko be 81 ia axcaaasnk cOnsll-
ton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27

Owners 0k War avangs Stamps
hare Aeaaise stake III the nation
which makes Sor praieal, patriotic
ciIfzenskip.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-27

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