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" WET AND DRY " SNAPS AT THE POLLING BOOTHS. (1) Old Dan puts a vote for the club. (2) From the Windy City. (3) Oh, no; I musn't tell you how to vote. (4) Why hesitate. (5) Why should we allow the men to waste their time in bars. (6) A true blue, (7) Mutt «md. Jeff get their numbers. (8) Ah, now stop it, (9) What clo we care if it does go dry, (10) No License. (11) Continuance.
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Observer, Volume XL, Issue 17, 27 December 1919, Page 27
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79" WET AND DRY " SNAPS AT THE POLLING BOOTHS. (1) Old Dan puts a vote for the club. (2) From the Windy City. (3) Oh, no; I musn't tell you how to vote. (4) Why hesitate. (5) Why should we allow the men to waste their time in bars. (6) A true blue, (7) Mutt «md. Jeff get their numbers. (8) Ah, now stop it, (9) What clo we care if it does go dry, (10) No License. (11) Continuance. Observer, Volume XL, Issue 17, 27 December 1919, Page 27
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