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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-21
CUCHUFLETAs Y REBUZNOS
FABULA

Cruz6 I'M globo el espacio, a un pollnO,
que, con la carga a cuestas
marchaba remol6n y cojeando
por una carretera,
le dijo: "Adi6s, jumento; . K.
apresura la marcha yer 81 llegas
antes que yo que marcho VeioZmehte ~.
a la Immediate aldea.. .s>,
No habfa reparado que eres COLO ...
Y no puedes correr. Chico, dispensa!' ss
Di6 un resoplido ell burro, su camino =
sigui6 con marcha lenta, 4,
sin dignarse mirar al que en- la atura
lie guerra humillar cuchufetas, !.
y a las dos o tres horas, su paso, u ~
en- medic de la larga carretera,
tropez6 con ell globo, que, hecho trizas, a
arrastraba su Iona por la terra.
falto del gas que lie elev6 del suelo
para impulsarle ell viento en- su carrcra. &
Sin decir el borrico una pafabra .3 N 4
ech6se ell globo a cuestas,
v los pocos momentos, cojeando, -. !
dej6 ell globo en- la aldea,
Y al despedirse de q rebuzn6 dijo
metiendo entire la Iona la cabeza:
. va yes que hemos llegado msmo tempo!
No te hinches, orgulloso, y ten en- cuenta
que ell que va por las nubes, cae veces
ell que va cojeando, siempre llega,
el globo, mustio, rcplic6: Hay rebuznos
que parecen sentencias' ~
jose RoDAo.
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cAsos coMUNEs

Juan cnvidia de Bruno la nobleza
V Bruno a Juan envidia Ia riqueza;
ambos cnvidan Luis la calma,
y este cnvidia los dos, con toda el alma,
honores Y fortuna que simpleza
Bruno con 10 de Juan feiz seria;
Juan Scrfa feiz con 10 de Bruno;
10 de Luis los dos contentaria, !
y a Luis feliz 10 de los dos haria;
.iy con 10 propo es feliz ninguno
PodcmOS dedueir de esos extremes,
que de la vida atados en- el potro,
feicidad eS 10 que no tenemos
Tai vez mejOr dircmoS:
felicidad 10 que ticne otro.
JOAQUIN Maria Bartrina
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-21
FAcIL ocUPAcIoN

Ell abuelito va buscar su nieto
al colegio todos los dias porque lie en-
canta ir por la calle en- su compafia.
Y un dia lie pregunta:
Dime: Ique haces en- Ell colegio
toda la tarde?
-Pues. >. esperar que vengas bus
carme.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-21
BuEN oLFATo

Chico, tengo un perro prodigioso.
A las dos hoyas de salir de casa lie
abren la. puerta, y pOr Ell rastro le-
ga siempre adonde estoy, dondequiera
que me encusntre 6oue te parece?
Que deberias lavsrte mas a me-
nudo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-21
A uN pREauNToN

Papa, 6uue quieren decir esas tres
eses que Sc ponen siempre al final de
las cartas?
.-Pues esas tres eses quieren decir:
siempre sera salvaie.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-21
ISL sERIA NEGRot
Salvador cALDERoN.

Hablan dos nihas:
isl vieras que negro esta el car
bonero de casa!
-iY ell nuestrol Figdrate que no Sc
lie ven mas que los ojos, Y cuando los
cierra no Sc le We NADIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-21

no hay quien lie aventaje. Vera. An
da, Pepito; lee algo- en- alta VOC para
que te oigan estas sehoras. PerO pro-
cura leer niuy claro.
Bueno; pies no ms d. "a real ca
ma. Ito quieres mas elarO, mams7
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UN NINo PRoDIG1o

---
Que memo es este nino. 5Es apli-
cado7
-si sefior, es muy listo. De su edad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-21
Ell PATIO FEo

He aqui, nifios portorriqueios, hon.
bres del porvenir, la historical que mas
citaba en- sus discursos Ell ilustre Ma
tienzo Cintron.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-21

Juan Leon Mera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-21

Joaquin Maria Bartrina.
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Diciembre de 1918.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
TIMELY COMMENT BY
TONGUE AND PEN


About i've months ago Secretary
Daniels went before the House Com
mltteo on Naval Affairs and advO-
Gated Is policy oG enlargement which
would have cost she Treasury and the
Taxpayers hundreds og millions ~ dol
larse billions. probably before the tOh
was done in the foolish and useless
effort 10 surpass even Great Briiainss
sea. power. Perhaps no more prepos.
torous Recommendation ever came
from responsible administrative au-
thority. II Ne consider the world sit
uation and the present status Of the
armament question,
Recently. We are glad 10 report
Secretary Daniels went 20 the mem
heFs az the House Naval Committee
and asked them to send 70 the limbo
Of ahandonea gesaisa his ten. battle
ship and ten aeont cruiser pF0gFaIla
III makes little difference either % an
applauding natton what cause has pro
duced this dlametrical change in the
Sacretary's view os naval policy. The
main thing ID ua Is III the fact that ne
has changed from wrong to right and
we congratulate hiH heartly:
The dennsrss 81 the abandoned pre-
posal aRd the merit d ita utter aban
glonmaens ~ Saeresary Daniels bear no
real relation Ia the question 81 the
covenant and The iseagRe Of Nations.
III 40 league had been visible TIE
credse due lo The Hon Josssshsaa Dan
iels for hls anshrlnking return frOsp
maasense ge GaEana0R Sense woAld hare
been neither more nor less than il IS
this n0rning New York Sun.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
PAT RYAN,
CHAMPION THROWER

Pat Ryan, champion hammer throw
er. il not going ID be permitted 70
show his prowess ii that particular
game In. the a. E. r. Acid and track
finals and Iii the rallied games,
The French authorities, looking over
Pal and casting glance at his ham
mer, say they will take no chance Of
having fock Of spectators killed out
right The Pershing Stadium AZ Join-
yiIle-le- Point being erected by the 4.
Nj. 6. A. for the. international events.
June 22-July s. win be pretty big
afgair. but the FFench athletic gov
errors say the hammer throw u too
dangerous 4 sport from the epests q
standpoint and will have nQpe Of Il.
Also, the other Allies have no harrE-
per shrnwers. 10 Ryan'a performances
IL permitted would probably be only
an axhtblIion event
He Ii training however TO compste
for honnrs ID the shot put and discus
throw. and hts a75 p0anda 0f msascie
will count. the Americans say. In these
events against ali comers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

10y ina Intense pain 0f water on the
knee caused bY playfplly throwing The
best stroke IL the county overheard
and III the same time bouncing him
EaeRinsf The sea wall on the way over.
TAfnk aboat q Had Il not been Tor
his wondargml serve - we'll as his
ability. NE w0pld have l0es. And
fhF0a3h ehaekei- he2ded fOOlishness.
Don't carry people on the field dur
ing the season Wait until after the
Hast game or the last race. 20 ron
know that AFTER Blakesiee made his
homo run. half the Navy stand rushed
doMm onto the Aeld and proceeded to-
punch him, and kick him and finally
threw him on the ground and jumped
lnn him Ii took him fiye minutes TO
get over the effects of the affection q
his friends. Think It over ThFoW
the man overheard who suggests lay
Ing hands on any athlete.
THE goat? All right II tell you
about the goat. The Cadets appro-
/ priated goat nom some nearby farm.
land dressed him In Navy blanket
/ During the game they played various
/ tricks on the goat. such as tying his
feet together and racing up and down
lin front 81 the stand with the goat In
/ 4 wheel barrow But the goat never
lost nerve and when they steered him
IuD against the mule the mule left.
according to precedent. after the
1 game. about rs or 20 Navy rootera
! went over to get the goat Five hum
ldred Cadets objected strenuously
IThey we're mostly plebea and ain't
got no education No. the Cadets re-
tanned the goat. That evening, how
lever. one young naval officer showed
me part or the blanket and another
had small piece Of dry goods which
had originally been part of some
Cadets uniform.
..The osicers and the Corps were
most hospitable and IN all We had a
fine time,
IT was great game and great
fight And although the team actually
played the game, the support OF the
| Regiment and the Navy and It's friends
which was SO freely given was the
/ greatest factor In winning.
When YOU stood up and yelled In
THE seventh inning tnn sound trav-
eled an the way up the Hudson I've
1 forgotten the velocity Of sound In air.
but you can figure II out, for II took
just four innings for that yell to reach
i West P0iglt.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
SWEET is ANNE ART NDEL

Ali. sweet IL Anne Arundel when it's
honey snckie June
And the loved inasnolia's blooming IN
the glen.
Aud ny heart with all tie beauty II The
summer IN In tune
Az wander BY the rivers TINT are Turing
me again
The young green carn. ID shooting and
tomato fields are fine.
They're picking peas 1T Marley anil the
strawberry heis are rlpe,
And the EpN of Anne ArRRdei are npan
these lips Of mine
And We whisper ii the twilight aa I
snCke kriar pipe.
The foreign worlds are many aud With al
They nleap i lei tn others, but are never
much to me
when sweet il Anne Arundel through The
atini1uer day and night.
& Ky her rivers as they ripple 81 the bay
and til the sea,
The watersneI0n's- planted and the eanta
Ana miles 81 atring beans blooming In
That land pc everything
And mr. lkpa aud AHne AruBdei.s are to-
getheT u the cup
Where the honey of the weather ma kea
red wine Of the spring
All, sweet is Anne Arundel by her severn
sud her South,
And her MagDthy III memories that are
And how she trips the meadows With q
usilkweetl Ia her mouth,
Aud her homes Beside the rivers holding
ont such utter cheer
The sweet potatoes running DER the hills
IN wexaa frpndg.
The iD0rkInGbfFess 70 frantic with their
glndue8e aN sou pslss.
And khe bullfroEs singlng basso IN the
rEodofiendrOn ponds,
And the rKScketA ehuEnanG butter in the
green aIslee Of the grass.
Above her hrow the heavens IN that soft
blue light "A Anresld.
Beneath her feet the roses making car
pete rich with lore
An. aweet II Anne Arundel where the feet
Of sRornlnG tread,
And the ripples ARE parading ON seine
eneyef and sandy shore.
The Severn tide Is howing by the old
AnnMp0lia walls.
Ana the Roads nre quaint with shipping
If the Navy that We know
And i kiss you. Anne Arundel, rs the red
rit,e peaches fall
tn the orchards III your beauty where
your cheeks Of beauty glow.
FOf.GER McklNSFsY.
THE Hcntztown Bard.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
LET RR 10 EDTroR
2. she Edseor q ia. Ersa6mc (sopssal J.

FossAe EdasOr - ne. Ersngao GGpsfal
Reading over few og the Evenaug
Capitals of sAe latter para 81 May. 4
see there II an awful lot 81 praise
given 10 the soldier. and mol any Ia
aha least given ID the sailors
Il Is true that the soldiers did their
SHARE, but how about the sailors. did
they NOT do theirs. and would they We
given big celebration IL they were 10
come horns In Aody7 Would thsys
MOI ana Il IN the sape aii esaF, The
sailor Al eoRaidesed q chr ~ every one,
except the motheEM and fathers, that
knoN and who have Sons III the navy
Il am msreiy npeakiR@ faT the men
0f Annapolis. who ealisted Ia the navy
and II they could read this they would
say the same thing
For myself can aey soothing. as II
sne.ned Impossible Eo- me to get over
thcEe. but for my fEIands from old
Crab Town. AZ IL Is known all over.
what praise did they get. can you an.
swer this7 Some Of whom were on
bOats that we're sprpetloed ard we're In
the Icy waters for "a hours. what
praise do they get None II all.
II the people only knew The real
life of 4 sailor and the hardships
which he has 10 endure. / am more
than certain that the people would
change their opinion % them ana give
them lltsie praise.
! hope that the next time I EecetYe
the Evening Capital from home, will
be able to see as much ahont the
Aail0r 90 the soldier, fer both offered
thela services and their IlIe fog their
country. and to make the world safe
for democracy.
A SEAMAN. u. S. NJ.
Who ID an AnnapolfGan.
lNo discrimination Is eniended. We
feel sure had the sailors come home In
q body as did the soldiers. they would
have been given just the same public
demonstration and welcome. for they
are held III the same high esteem
Editor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
n !. 80 helpa

The Georgia State Board of Health
has produced statistics that indicate
Tor the first time the relative rate o.
infection among the colored men
drafted az eemparea with the whites.
hi shows that In the State Of Georgia
Ill white men N every one hundred
drafted had venereaI disease as
conbaraa sMtth le IL eyeFy Qns hun
sdrad notoEed men. II Il
IL IL iHaposstbse ts sax WhethsE this
relative rate would hold good In other
States. bat il ii nQssiblp 10 So Alaat no
greater effort lis being made 10 erndi-
cate venereal diseases than By the coa.
ored people themselves ia the COM
mnnities where FREE elinles have Ooea
established for the treatment 0s ven
ereal aAseasea LIE ssslagea paMlaeion
has demonstrates eSaET sspag5t 0s ca
operation In sdasstQp % this the
ic0l0red press has taken an active ims
teresG ia the. cameaign. IS hiss pwae-
tiSaIly every organia1ion for the bes-
teFment o. the colprad race In Amer
lea
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
Ne WIS OF EtsI. EHART

Sherwood Forest, the popular sum-
mer colony III this section of the coun-
tY. Is now open In full force. The
crowd began arriving on Memorial
Day and has been Increasing daily
since that time
a few or the community dining
halls are now open, Bungalows in
process OF building are being rushed
10 completion
Accidents happen at Sherwood For
est as III All other best regulated
families. A little boy. one os the CO.
lonlsts. vas bitten BY snake and his
arm became so swsOlIen that DIR. Nc
Mains took the child 70 BaItssnOrs the
frat thing on the following ta6rning.
Mr. Richard Harry. Of Baltimore,
spent Decoration Day with his aunt.
Mrs. Julia Kubitx. at the Vineyard.
Quite q number Of the friends and
relatives from this section attended
the parade In Annapolis last Friday
afternoon, and all we're delighted at
the showing.
Mra. Kubits and daughters Susan
and Minna, speat Sunday with Mrs.
Won SchwerdtnaT at Severn Hall
Mrs. Louis Thomas, of AnnapOlis,
was the guest on Sunday Of her sister,
MRS. George Evans. At herwood For
ret
HRS James Goodwin, OF sherwood
Forest, spent few days In Annapolis
and attended the hopae coming parade.
just nine more days Of school here
at Iglehart. How happy ali Of the
children are and To what great fun
they are locking forward
II NJ
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
TME DOG QUARANTINE

Without proper machinery far It's
enforcement or ways Of securing co.
operation from the local authorities,
the quarantine on dogH which has beep
announced 81 the Stata hoard Of agEl-
culture appears ID he another Or those
frequent attempts 10 enforce pro-
vision of the law BY simply annonnc-
ing Il and making only slight at
tempts. Or no attempt ST al, 70 have
Ill carried out III result II that those
who Wish TO observe 81 Law will In
COnysniance themselves 10 observe Il,
while those who are likely TO be the
most dangerous viii disobey the law
with ilnpunsty.
As the matter now stands. the board.
under authority og law. has declared
that dogs must not run at large In
Anne Arundel and other counties, In
clpding. of course. Annapolis city. The
local authorities state frankly that
they are not Iii i position % make
anyoa effort 10 carry out the Law, and
80 far as can BE- seen there IL not the
slightest difference IN The situation as
II was before the proclamation was is
aued.
This Ii IN extremely unfortunate
condition Hespecl for law Is none too
prevalent III this and pthey sections
az the United STATES, and the speg-
iacle OF d solemnIy declared Law ct
the state being treated with contempt
ID not good one for any community,
vet ii Ii hard to see that the situation
Is subject TO much Improvement.
Laws of the kind are most diff
cult 10 enforce ii best Under its pro-
Visions, any dog running Ct large is
aaahle 10 be taken pp and destroyed
end Is Dwaeg pllnlahsd, on The other
haag, great cruelty. and even Danger,
eds involved III aopanlng dogs without
proper exercise. In fact, the law IL
one of the kind which hardly seems
intended 10 be enforced. yet the Of
ticIals OF the state make public its pros
visions and call upon the citizens to-
observe It
II the local officials are Ia no posi-
ton to enforce The law, officers. sent
from other places would find It stiu
more dlgRcult. such an officer would
have j sorry time II he started some
morning to taka ap and destroy AL
dogs running at large, and Y is not
likely that he would care to prolong
his work beyond noontime.
still. good citizens must do what
they can 10 carry out the spirit and
letter 81 the law. There Is real
danger 10 the public, and particularly
il the children, IN dogs running A.
large at thls time. and right hearted
people viii be anxious that they should
not be the means. through 4 dog be-
longing TO them. Of causing suffering
and. possibly. death.
Also, the present state OF the laW
and the proclamation giving It effect,
suggests that laws on this and many
other subjects. should be enacted III
such i way that they may be enforced.
eThe other kind do much more harm
than good
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
THURSDAY, JrrNE 18Th, 1919,


aII u the property mentioned and siescrfb-
I'd In said mortgage consisting Of all
that tract, or those tracts. "a land con-
tanning lii the aggregate ayT,38 acres. more
pr less and known aS sHrimr0Be, sit
uated about one mile In westwarIiy di-
recSion from the City of Annapolis. Mary
land. and being the Identical property
which WAS conveyed unto the said Ken
meth X. Corner bx w. Meade Hniiaday
~ deed dated Augnas y. 1917 mud re-
corded among the Land Records afnre4
said In Liber q w Nh In folio 81 In
which decd and also III the said mort
gage further reference IL given to the
chain ~ title 10 said property.
The improvements consist of large and
substantial brick dwelling house, with
elertric iigiita and modern water faedli.
ties ami other excellent appointments: also
large barns. stable and modern con
crete COW barn and other farm entbuiId-
lnRs. The land liz fertile aud we'll adapt
ed foF growing III grNin and truck ard the
raising of stock. There Is also quantity
of fruit III all kinds on the farm. These
advantages together With the excellent
buildings and ahe close proximity 81 the
farm 20 Annapolis sud the further fact
that Il rms 10. and has an outlet on. Spa
Greek make this estate one az the m0af
attractive Id this section.
TERMS or SALE "a deposit 81 two
thousan ddolIars t&eA00O0l win BE RE-
auired oR the purchaser - the time Of
money. with interest fhereon af the. rate ri
nix per cent. 70 bepaId upon ratincatluR
THOMAS KEMP.
IS ~ xDt3EI.IsPF MELVIN n,
Akt0FheFs named ID fSeFtgAge.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

Try To make the dishes served Of
such size that there will pc enough 70
satisfy the appetite of the family and
no unnecessary table pr plate waste
Don't he ashamed 70 plan closely
Thrift III food means providing
enough food, neilher too little nor too
much.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

The housewife must not practice
eaonOmy at the expepsa Of thA health
.og her family Gkowing children must
have good milk d drink as well as
other nourfshang fOod
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

GEO. w. JONES
Circulating Library

The following books have been aided %
the Library
..Thc Dwelling Place Or Light, BY win.
ston Churchill
..The Inesitable balance sheet ny Ra.
rina Trash.
"A Circuit Riders Wife. by Cora liar
ris.
Ny Four Years III Germany" BY ].
Where Your Treasurer ~. by Holman
.iThe cue n The Air. ~ Isabel o..
trander.
TERMS;--New ssoaks. "a per day.
Ola kzSssslfa IL. NAE ssa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
William II Moss. Y, q. Auctioneel
PUBLIC SALE
or
" aluable Farm
KNOWN AS PRIMROSE. OF ABOUT
207 ACRES. AND CLOSE TO
ANNAPOLIS.

Under and by virtue III tile power If sale
II ln19, aIld recorded among the Land
Records ~ Anne Arundel County In Liber
sG WI. Nc. - folio Ill on the property
hereinafter described. and NOW owned by
Kenneth r. Corner, the undersigned nv
the Attorneys nalnesl In said mortgage.
will ofier for sale hy public auction at the
Eourt House door Hi the City Of Anhap0-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
tlPos rs AEKrS

pruwD@aAa win "a received until 12 90
o'clock noon Wednesday,. lane III 1919.
for psIntEAE the iuferiar 81 the City AS
asInSiy Rboans and Tie interior Of the Res
cae Mxse MauaA
The Hghf II reserved 70 reject any or
an bfAa
!, Ter sprthek particulars address
sss C. WI. SMITH.
Chairman.
May 1sss-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

One way TO make Your troubles grow
Is "a keep eternalIy telling them 70
other people
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

FOX RENT Two Airely furnished rooms
With bath. g5 Cathedral st Phone GIG n.
is.9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

FOR RENT Furnished apartment Pos
George street J;;-3,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

Some people are u the swim: eth
ers set In ont o. the vet
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

FOR sALK BnIck ear cheap IL quick
buyer. CALI al 10 West 81 Phone s9..M
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
WANTED

WANTED Two rooms aud bath In pri
Sate house for summer months, from
Jane 10 near Academy preferred, BY TIVE
officers. Address, M. 1911 Box ri. j2sd
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

F0K SALE / Smith Motor Wheel. pair
IL English ring neck pEfasautS Mrs.
q. W. Riley. severn Ave. Eaatpurf.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

F0R SALE IsAhy carriage sSi excellent
condition. Apply Q Martin 81. j253
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
~ Sc 7oJ 80 aI- W 1fai
FIORI..IRENT

FOR RENT Fnrnfsled House. au2 king
George Street. Apply 20 King George
street. jas:i
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Desirable SsrOofn dwelling
No. s Revcll st. Modern conyenienees
Chas f Lee n2O 8
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
For SAL

$50 acres with 5-rpon house and OUT
buildings on w & A. Railroad, 8.
miles from Annapolis Station on
place; 300 fruit Trees. 2 wells. mea
dow. timhers. IS Acres OF clear land.
beautiful view. running water IN each
field Price $4,000 Cash or terms.
Apply 12l Cathedral street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

FOX SALE Five room house On chesa
lseake Ave. EastIlgrt Lot l0NlK5 feet
Price 1850 Dniy $sSJA cash required
Charles + Lee, phune d3. 10
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03
M0NEY 10 LOAN

MONEY 10 LOAN Money to loan IN
Aanatosta. Mil JyIS-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

TERMS. New ssoaks. % neg day.
Old hssaka. IL. per day
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

F0R SALE Two desirable dwellings on
West street. ChasE f.. Lee. Tel. TO-
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

FOR SALE 0iiver typewriter In good con-
siIfton price, S35.O9 Apply at The Even
Ing Capital ONCE. ln2l II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

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NOTICE

lost hook III Poems, hand paInted eoyer
taken frHm NJ. IL 4 4. chr. kindly re
turn to 81 CornlaII ST i:iissi
LOST . mouths OH Aire,iaIe puppy. Isc
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-03

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