WORDS BY
MRS.C.F.JOHNSON
MUSIC BY
M.HANFORD

THE VOTING LADIES
THE H.KIRKUS DUGDALE CO. INC.
14th and You Streets.
WASHINGTON. D. C.

The Voting Ladies

Words by
Mrs. C.F. JOHNSON

Music by
M. HANFORD

Now all the women they at last can vote, They can
Now they may tip their hats if they choose, But no
Poor man never has had much to say, But was 

cast the anchor and steer the boat; Shoulder the gun, and
fear of that, their rats they might loose, They may go to club
at the head, at least felt that way; Times I fancy will be 

Copyright 1912 by Mrs. C.F. Johnson.

hunt the deer, Learn to be captain and sail to the pier.
and debate, While the men stay at home and count the rate.
busy now, She'll ne'er have time to kiss a chap, I vow.

The chickens will hatch, And the goblins will play, And the

ladies, sweet ladies, will have their own way.

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I hope she will not decide to play ball
For then I may never see her at all,
Well now that women have got to vote,
Oh my, I wish I owned a little boat.


Try this on your Piano
Come To Me In The Spring, Dear.
CHARLES HENDORF

Wintry and cold are the skies
I long for you all the year

dear, And I am lonely today,_____________
dear, Summer and Winter and Fall,______

Copyright 1912 by Charles Hendorf
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