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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-04-02
United States
367, 1885, 900 311,293,3s2 6,717,ooC
EDINBURG BOY INJURED

Endinburg, N. D., April 1.-Ker-
nit Ulberg. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Ulberg, was seriously injured
Tuesday when a loaded gun shell,
which he was playing with, exploded
injuring both hands. He was taken to
Park River where amputation of three
fingers on one hand and part of one
finger on the other was made. He OBJ
tanned the shell while at school and
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-04-02
LABOR AND
N~0N-PARTISANS JOIN
st. Louis Labor Unionists Call Pro-
hibition Despotic. e

St. Louis, April l. Declaring pro-
hibition smacks of the ~"autocratic
powers of the despotic Turk and the
late Russian czar," resolutions pro-
testing against national prohibition
effective July 1, were unanimously ad-
odpted by more than 10000 persons
at a mass meeting here today. The
meeting was held under the auspices
of the Central Trades and Labor
union.
The sovereignty Of the people was
nullifed by the action Of the Missouri
legislature in ratifying the constitu-
tional amendment, the resolution de-
clares, pointing out that prohibition
was defeated at the last state cleo
ton by $4,000 votes.
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Florida
1563yooo 122s,07s $1,000
100000 11,A31, $40 27oyooo
Indiana
l2,764,o0o 11,331,395 215, 900
Michigan
sSos.ooo 1886, 57s 100000
Wisconsin
$4,000 s,555, $50 1872, 600
Minnesota
16.003,O0o 14,7s1, 464 1877, 900
21,613,0o0 20,374,9 1925 215y 900
Missouri
15,232,000 14,3335,55s 275, 900
North Dakota
1s,2es,ooo 1888, 1855 95 900
South Dakota
1886 900 12,226,772 $4,000
Nebraska
1s,e46,o0o 1921 POS 1s5, 900
Kansas
22,5ss,ooo 19,eoo,75o 1so,oo
Kentucky
6,922,0o0 6,046s19 270,o 900
Tennessee
7,252,000 6,365, LAB 200, 900
Alabama
1o,569,ooo 1905, 23e 100000
Mississippi
s,oss,ooo e,15s,719 Pos, 900
Louisiana
4,9S1,0o0 3,5s6,s4s 1923, 900
Texas
25,328,00o 1S,3S9,092 100000
Oklahoma
13,744yOOO 11,921,67o 100000
Arkansas
7,S9e,oo 5,s76,4s4 100000
Montana
4,s45,00O 1,s4S,113 $4,000
Wyoming
100000 7S6,65O $4,000
Colorado
100000 2,e14,312 10000
New Mexico
1,4s5,O 632,769 $4,000
Arizona
477,ooo 19o,9S2 $4,000
Utah
1,o95,ooo 755,a7o $4,000
Nevada
44s,oOo 392,3s7 3,ooC
Idaho
2,136,000 1,63S,479 $4,000
Washington
3,649,O0O 3,431,273 10000
| Oregon
2,76s, 900 2,2S1,26S $1,000
California
5,927,o00 4,924,733 $4,000
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-04-02

Secretary Of State Can See No Pos
sibility of Big Bond Issue BY Cor
poratiou With But $1,000 Capital
Stock Paid In-Sudden Need for
Such Large Sum Not Explained
Certificate Holders to be Told About
Affairs of Concern at Meeting on
April :.
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new LAND OWNERS
BILL FOR JAPAN
Discussion of League of Nations Con-
vince Japan That They Must Act
In Own Behalf.
(By The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated Press.)
Toxic, April IA bill comforting
the right Of land ownership upon fore
ign residents in Japan is reported to
be under the consideration Of the gov
eminent. Discussions of the League
of Nations have convinced many JAP
anses that Japan must take steps to
open her own doors wide if she wish
es other nations to listen to her de-
mands for equal treatment.
For these reasons it is reported that
the government is considering legis-
lation giving foreigners right of land
ownership, mining rights, and rights
of coast-wise trade; also legislation
for the free admission Of Chinese
labor
A law giving foreigners the right
to own land in Japan was passed by
the Imperial Diet in 1910 but the en-
forcement Of the act, like many 9TH
ers, has been Preserved" and never
put into operation.
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ACREAGE INCREASE
IN LAST 10 YEARS
ACREAGE INCREASE IN LAST
TEN YEARS.
(By The Associated Press.)

~AA~ 4S00s
Washington, April More than
56,000,000 acres have been added to
the country's acreage in the last ten
years. Statistice just announced by
the Department of Agriculture show
the country's aggregate last year to
have been 763,738,000 acres, or 605,-
$40 square miles. That is more than
one-fifth of the total land area of Con-
~tinental United States, almost two
and one-half times the size of the
state of Texas and abou5 ten times
the land area of the entire New Eng
land States. The number Ct farms
in. the united States is estimated at g.
$4,000.
Texas has the largest aggregate
crop acreage with 25,328,000 acres, or
a little more than one-sixth If her to-
tai land area.
Kansas is second with 23,580,000
acres, or almost one-half Of her entire
land req
Illinois is third with Fl: 727,00o &C
res, or about three sevenths Of her
land area.
Iowa in fourth place is very close to
Illinois with 21,613,000 acres, which is
about three seventies Of her land area.
The aggregate crop acreages, which
Includes those of corn, wheat, barley,
oats, rye, buckwheat, potatoes, sweet
potatoes, tobacco, flax, rice, hay, cot
ton, peanuts, kafirs, beans. broom
corn, hops and cranberries, and the
number Of farms by states, follow:
State
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-04-02

coal, lumber and other stock is tn
loaded right upon their premises. Ev-
erything is under cover and as a re-
suit is kept dry and in good condi-
ton.
Besides the stock generally found
in a lumber yard and Company car
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-04-02

Capt. Kermit Roosevelt, son Of the
former president. his wife and their
two children, Kermit, Jr., and Willard.
YER among the passengers returning
on the transport George Washington.
Captain Roosevelt served one year
with the British army in Mesopotamia
and Palestine and then transferred to
the American army.
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res complete lines Of the following
specialties: Minnesota Paints,
Builders Hardware, Nails, James
Barn Equipment, Can't Sag Gates,
American Woven Wire Fence, Barb
ed Wire, Steel Post, Rowe Hog OIL
ers, and many others.
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CONTAMINATED RESOURCES OF
THE UNITED STATES.

Tho United States Geological Sur
xev' Department Of the interior. mas
49, ;ssued q photography and inoe*
of it's applications on ground wa"'
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1918 1909 Farms
1,633y000 1688y065 10000
New Harmpshire
$4,000 5ss,oss $1,000
100000 1,2oss75 $1,000
Massachusetts,
674,00o e54,sA $1,000
5000 s4,2o7 5000
Connecticut
6o1,00o 534,s4e $1,000
New York
100000 s,ss7,7s1 215,ooo
New Jersey
1,1s3,0o0 1,114,9os $4,000
Pennsylvania
8,s77,0oo 7,s2e,562 21s,ooo
$4,000 4ss,522 1900
Maryland
2,254,ooo 1,s34,e54 $4,000
Virginia
$4,000 4,256,226 1876 900
West Virginia
2,s51,ooo 1,s74,3s2 100000
North Carolina
7,sa2,ooo 5,7s7,o37 275,o 900
South Carolina
6,s92,ooo 5,152,s47 100000
Georgia
1924. 600 9.662. 383 100000
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
rug Navy DAY CELEBRATION

That Annapolis is the proper
place where Navy Day should be
celebrated on September l2. as
heretofore noted IN the Evening
Capital, is an idea likely to take
hold of the Maryland public. The
returning soldiers were entertain
ed By their communities. and II is
now proposed to observe Navy
Day in honor of tho returning
sailors on Old Defenders Day.
In the Naval academy, the Ma
tional school 81 the arm al the
service III which the Maryland
sailors spent the war, Annapolis
has the acknowledged center Of
Navy lay celebration for Mary
land. Most Of our volunteer sail
ors were recruited alang the
Chesapeake, and Annapolis is the
most easily accessible point for
them. Il submarine division will
be IN the Chesapeake early IN
September, and there could be d
gathering Of warships ii the Sew
ern and the bay
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
SECRETARY GLASS ON sYsTE-
MATIC SAVING

In i direct appeal 70 officers
and employees of his department,
Secretary Glass Of the United
States Treasury lays especial en-.
phasis OH the value of systematic
saving aud lie urges every person
connected with his department to
buy Thrift and War Savings
STAINS regularly
Wise spending is the foundas
ton of intelligent saving. says
Mr. Glass. We must spend to
live, just as we must work ta
earn, If We spend fooiishly We
get less for our work. have less
ID save and less to spend III the
future Wise spending means that
we think before We spend, but
we wisely hold some money for
tomorrow Or next month or next
year or for unforeseen cmergen-
cies.
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CANDIDATES COLUMN
Al Z m

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hereby annannce that am candidates
Tor the 0Azre De Clerk ~ the Circuit EansF
Tor A0ns AFnndel asoentF. auhtes1 - TIE
&efsO@ OF 4he SbeEnOeSAtfc Primaries
Iii tm&EtBg this announcement t@el tel@t
should state briefly. Strait hzt Is 4
am AasnluatAd and elected 70 fhsa a5AcA
will Ia the best Of my akin aaa 3mAg-
Menf diligently and faithfully, wtfh4s@t
parsia1itY Or preJHdice discharge I Ae duties
0g 2afd ecace WIS apt0sntsske sictsstfE
clerk nader MaA1F SprtSx HarMuods then
clerk III the Spring ~ fhes1. aisd uI.OSl the
sleAIh III Tllasaa1 = hgan III Ap4t ISsA
"a Mas appaittrd Chief deputy 11eEk. aud
have served eUsttinnuuniy 40 thief deputy.
alaEaeF MAJOR HMrwpt,ss Inhu Damon
and Dr George Weiia. Ut 8, the latter 9
deafh In srsttrfaktsek. 1918 ssa, the Drss ~
October 1914 Mas by the JadEeD Ut thF
Circuit C4ankk ue this circuit, Nnalafnoessy
antsDtatesl Clerk of sfae A0Hft In auSe<Aei
0ur fa1m Mp@Hfed lr4. tsFuFge Wells until
the nex3 G@AerAi Eleckisn lin November o.
The present year.
with my long scrvice and experience a.
Bussslr MeFwagsgy / fesal that ean con-
edentiy Iopk for i0ysl aud hearty Aup-
tsort IL The coed ise0pIe of this fssusiEy in
the ss5tttng tsF44n ngy and lsesaxfRi Election,
have always regarded public efice
aa = public trust and firmly believe thai
Be who faIfhfuiiy alssi honestly siiaehsFkas
tiAa dufIeA az the akfice 10 which he hAs
been elected Or appointed beat seEssa hia
pariv and the public.
sya..ff Nm. ii. WOODWARD.
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BANK COMMISSIONERS DtDWNES
RggIREs

After two decades Of service as
State Auditor Of banks and al
Commissioner Mr.. Dukes
Downes yesterday retired to be
come 4 vice-president Of the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company 81
baltimore.
Mr.. DoWnes has been the head
If the Banking Department pf the
State since It's establishment, and
has made one OF the most indus
tyious and satisfactory officers
Maryland has ever had. The de-
veIopnient of The State banking
laws has been largely due % him,
and lie has administered them
ably. Possessing the entire con-
Ildence III both the banking instr
tuition ard the public, he has been
uniting in his cndeaYors 10 bring
the State banks up 10 the highest
possible degree of usefulness and
safety ard to protect the interests
Of the depositing public lie has
made the department III Maryland
the equal in efficiency Of any ID
the country
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16

ANCB s. hin xEolss


.,,, go ~ / sfTN ATroNs for the ~
s-,,sn, al Engineering, As well IS Tor the
sallege al Arts snd Science MI ne ne ", e
Gilman Hail. Horne wood. 81 Y 8
NAY. SEPTEMBER l9sles 1917, Dskttntne =
d ii MI each dAy.
IMPLICATIONS F0 DIX y. Is
~ TIyE IaEPARTME1Ttl OF Enc - tssss = ~
sfnhl;shea under the provisions q ne tsaMN
fof Maryland, Chapter ~ 49, VII 49, 81
- s ,srtieniar scholarship, 3 competitive eN7
AMIN alton nlnSt he taken FRIDAY SFlsi & I. sl'
RIR Il 81 hs-einning Al AZ NJ Afsees ats
sill he mAde soon thereat'eF
r.eh Legislative District of BAltin,ere Gity
80 ssrb eaangy of the state. Nth The excefs
ss.ns 81 Howard Qneen Annes and snsneFsel
sonnfiex viii he entitled g one 81 Hsare Ashesnk
th5rN Tor The lgIas1920, IA addi'ion re- thasr
slyeady assigned ii resident students IN THE
sh,,us.s copnRses nseasioucd shove. al the avail
M sch0lsrNhips have hpen awarded
EysnaaYs tha provisions Oh the Act 81 Assem-.
aiv the County sHd City SeholArsatIs n we
I1enaY4fapna 81 Engineering are awarded oniN
ii deserving students whose hpAneihi slFeMM.
stances 81 such thRt they are nnshe ~ ou
ain IN education In Fngineering nniess fres
t,ifion il erantrd Ia ihem. The Ssholarslnps
Snsitle ne holders to free tuition free uss 81
sexf-hooks ard exemption from Al rsgaiar fees
One sf the Scholarships in each Comfy and
.seh Legislative District q the lily sarrie'
also ia sum 81 SsiAA Therxneuae ~ attend
Snee for lose who do not recsiFe Seh1larShlps
NOT greater than at other MARYLAND iastt
ntiona.
Scholarships may ~ awarded 10 graduate,
| ii IovniA College ST, John cailege. Washing
al College Western Maryland Collage. MARI
snnd Agricultural College. MI. 81 Maryis Col
/ ege. Rock Hill Colle9e.
One scholarship viii BE- awarded ''At@larEe
Applicants shnnId address The Registrar
/ The Jahas Hopkins University for blank farnl'
! sf application and catalogues giving infarma
fioh as til examinations. award III scholarships
ind courses of instruction The next session
| bagins TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1919
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
ANNoulgC l

81 -
III announcing my candidacy for Ta.electlon
"a ne MaryIaild SeRate. subject 10 the Defno'
cratic primaries. il IS proper that ! should giYs
some account 0f my stew ardship since a hAse
i4en III thu employ 81 my faiiow citizens q
4ana Arundel County. In doing this l kn0w
e no better NAY than To make public letter
received from one " no h1A Matrlled my FafeeE
since / have been pnhlic offciAl He says
II have had my eye on yos for many years,
and / am glad 10 he ahie 70 say that I have
always f0iind yop al your post ready to do
yo,ar fnIi dnfy. III the Legislature yau have
been especially active in the intereHts OF our
schools and roads and ~ the defense ~ Cyl
I,aunfy againstsfhe eneroaehnpnts Of Baltimore
t,ity You have secured the passage OF bllls
far the construction and repair q school
I.ennes. aud hare hem especially helpfni ~ ~
tanning better salaries for nnF fHAahers The
following summary viii show your work in
These and other wayAs
THE iutroducli0n 81 d resolution for Mr.
tional Defense road from Biadenshurg 70 camp
Parole tina seenriRg Of State aid for roads;
working Iersintentiy for their retirement, and
I'LL ia al sou have done more for the readS
than aRY other man g0u have eyer been the
tried ard true friend Of the oyStfrTnen yon
took the military census 81 the County ~ gonr
oven expense az the egira session yOu npi
ported strongly the bill for Council Of Pc
fense introduced and worked hard for the
hi ia estAlIieh tho military camp Rt NRinp
Meade. secured the passage Of bills making an
appropriation for the AFmory and RAISING the
status or ST.. Johns grad mates 70 rask As Hem
lenants In She Army offered also the following !:
4 Bill TO enlarge the Jessnp Gnt Farm apatlter
10 comTeI All allie boaied men ID work six days
an the week. and still another tending g The
conservation Of food. and working EealouSly for
All measures lacking 70 III successful prose gu
zion 81 tAe wsr In the Liberty Loan eanapsiy
r0n Travelled MI oyer the County. p5aFkiDg With
Colonel nopkins Judge Moss, Mr.. Ridgely Mel
Yin and others To sid In the incressed pr0s
dnetipn 81 food for orr soldiers xou worried =
greater screare on your farm. even though 81
loss owing 70 lahar conditions In The Red
fsrnss work yaa had yoar whole heart and
soul being generous With financial aid and
leading vanF trucks ard hired hslp both n.
ally and elsewhare whenever called upaH. III
iii CprlmHnj fy work Won Responded most viii
naly. In einsinE ! may say without cxarcfrss
ion yon hsve heaR the strongest and most . ~
,ispt w0rkaf We haxs hsd n o,,r Ierislature
~ psr. years. and yoH richly deserve re.
leetinn.' 3
III ihe people Ngafu rfp0sf confidence IT, fnf
" sending ne 10 The senate. promise 10 dF
II IN niy power tn merit The hi9h praise he
fosed nnca me- shove ssd N work nAtirInehs
II the Interests on onr Comfy and iia citizens
FRANK ~ Dry ALL,
I1Asf 81 MArgarete. Md.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
uNpgRsTANDIsa HEALTH

The Social Morality Committee
of the M. s.. a. has once more
resumed its own activities. From
March 18th. 1918, 70 March. 1919,
its staff Of women physician lee
tuners worked under the direction
of the government, through the
Moments Section of the Social
Hygiene Division. Commission OH
Training Camp Activities DIR.
Anna L. Brown was head Of this
Bureau. Relieving that social
health, Of mind and body, must
begin with Women and girls, aud
that health must be understood,
the women physicians on the Y.
W. G. A. staff were sent all over
the country TO lecture TO women
and girls. The report Of the COM
nittee. now on the press, shows
the wide scope and general ap-
peal OF such education. War
Work Bulletin.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
STATE BANK DEposI7s
JUMP 200 PER g..

The total slepps (,
md trust complRIs
200 per cent III as S
according Ii III. ys
preparea hg sac HIM
~ Dukes llaWRs
This unusual
lloMnes 'ean ans
one Way tia pr
MARYLAND HI 1870
banking acp4r
inaugnraied
md trust atapa #
branches IN
q STATE institutions al
isl9. or nsne se .5s.,
are lliO tInelad,a tS
number If ms u 4
Increase % 60 l@
posts IN state kinks m
panies Jane ~. lt
while on thu ,lli.5
/ they show lb
81 $I2s, sU4
200 per cent he
also show 4 Il saS
total resoure
companies uliss
ton IN the past nap
increase af sfsS MS \
total resource
stitutions slu@ 81,
same period ii
Always empty
Whom u npiitis.li
wants since ire !
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
roB MorsE oF DEL.Ee ATEa

announce nv candidacy for the Dem
leratlc nnuiinatIan far the House OF .Ilele-
sates and solicit the support Of all Demo
rats. .
owing To mn unax period Development
,ffar ny recovery from Illness, II hns he
y.Il,a necessary for me 10 reniain af thf
,0apiaml for Treatment until shout Sci,
einhar lat. at which time ! expect ~ De
.ss,,,s.s' tlss i,racffee az law ut AnnatpliS.
- John 81 STRAIIOKN. ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
ANNOK

hereby Announce my candidacy for
he otsIee AZ sheriff o9 Anne Arundel
punsy subject III the win of the voters lii
be c0nllag primaries. hare served
seven ye4EN In the sheriff 0ffsee. ard II
.lected Will serve the public In the same
.gllssent manaer that have ensleayorei ~
S 80 WILLIAM b. X. LEE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
CANDIDATES cAKD

10 the Republieans of Anne Arundel
assnty. viii be candidate for the
- go IN nnfgfinatad aud elected Will be
Is .FESIIRE HEAP. will endeavor 70
helm ia the passage Of bilts conducive Tor
the good az the MASS ES
s.'N isEDRtsE ~ BASIL.
P.a. Later will announce my platform
and llnIfcie&
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
70 THE DEMOCRATIC VoTER8 OF
ANpxE ARUNDEL COUNTY

hereby aunounce my candidacy for Mem
ssr 81 he Haase d Delegatsa. suolsei e % ~
Urinary piaetiaa 10 be held liz Hepieiaber. 1919
reslEzs that the most prontsing part oi on
eosaty hiss b.~n annexed TO Balt.sRore Wy
md index theschangsa conditions, Lbs county
win have 10 he reconKttncted 70 meet eonditionf
aa they exIat !,
Il aominataa and eisetsd, pledge myseli
10 work INCREASINGLY tor tho best Interest q
~ ENOOFf r. JOHNSON,
eolley PeassEaes. Aans Arundel cs5 Nd
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
ANNoUNGEMKNr

hereby announce my candidacy f0r the
etSsre az County ComulisstOner ~ Anne
ARUNDEL cosaa.ty fOe the Flrst lltexrtge, sub
;aca IA the actl0R 0E the iletnos ntAe prl-
riea m September Your support Win
- =, ps's5'.' - GRANT COLH0EN.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16

~ the European countries that ara
clamoTing for american coal have
hountifni supplies of their own uadez
ground. theirs q more or less gem
erai ilea ever here that they should
dig their own coal or susrer The cons
seauencas sIlaahurg chronicle Tela-
gFapa-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
An a,s4

hereby announce my candidacy for the
once 81 Cseaufy Commissioners ~ Aims,
arundel Countg for the Set'0nd district,
sabIect 10 the a.tion ot tue Ism IS,
viii b. appreciated,
no q. MILTON DIV AIia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
Fer Mlltaa gARssa hlaa

Il the juice Of a lemon is added to a
par or cold water ana the wilted yege-
tables allowed to stand In the water
for half an hour they will be found as
fresh MS when gathered.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
10 60 q - coUnr

To the nG1nacrmkic voters Df Anne Axnn.
,lel rNHnty, | announce that 1 wtEl De i
candidate for the Democratic nomination
ssE ne assce e taegk Of tss Sirsait Geurt
eaf Anne Arundel coslnty. EahAessf is iAe
aEsnsnRY ef@c&kon ~ be held IL ksrsteanken
RICHARD a CHA gY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
ANN0Rg.sg mr.

- the RanMhateAn vo4eEb 0g Anne Afun-
del county hereby anUounfe myself h
candaSata for mchaiDeg III tie State CAafr2l
GMeasasaaae for Rald county at the PRIMARY
esees&nn Gin 2NaaeRaneE
CHARLES Il. RAGIE.
tfxskR AnnafEglsa Ma
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WANTED
Green Ts,Erlaa toes
RI IS CHA


On Nem Yarg Ours ara ha0nsEAg iayesfors
sgorka were placed an curb have made
estofNs0na prafsss an later advances write
fec I,aFklsswiars aad Initial prlee Of. veTg
attractive issue of &ping r0nau&ny now
- Box 90. ale
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N N,slg, y NJ

/ hereDy aIilAunee nyseif ~ q cantli
date for membership % the State Cen
trnl Committee af the Democratic part,
subtert 10 the prlmaFy
ID JOHN dep. DOW.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16

Mems suits are to 90 up 100 per
cent In value and have pIckpocket-
proof packets. But Will there be any
thing for the nicketpocket-proof- pock
cts to protect New York Tribune.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16

Gen. Ludendorff makes so much
noise denying that lie lost his nerve
that he almost browns out the other
German discussion Of who lost The
var Philadelphia North American.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
WHAT
e. rs sl

with Rards and Tsrtars attacking
Arusania from thres sides. the Ions
suffering Armeniaus must think the
world was joking when Il aaid the war
vas over. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16

The German people are said 10 take
no Interest IN the g0Yernment'a reve-
lAtiOns OF the mIiilaslsts' guilt IN start
Ing and continuing tliu var. Probably
Germans are good dsal like children
III that thay dome crave bad reading.
Dallas News
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16
ASSIGN rs SALE
sg1F-
Valuable Simple
Farm

Toge4her Nfsa the ifnufesea Thereon.
eitnate on the Little fSathxent River. near
Amnap niis 5nHcGioa. ah AEFAe Arundel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16

We AL agree that the high cost
of lfpthR sh0Mld b. reduced and AL
hat remains fdF rs 70 do ia 60 Ind the
wy 10 reduce 1T as ltim0ge star.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16

xsETARE ~ aEz5a IA ii RIEsg9g, SELECTED
e1@44x8 Las NnkidlNgs
MAlktmmFe 2SNeg tAad
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16

Some daY the pOQs, patient public
Will become tired Of being the goat.
Chicago Newa.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-16

Did somebody say that peace pre-
vailed in any part OF the world? II so
II should be located. muxnled and put
on exhibition. NeW York Herald.