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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF

Judge ]. Parran Crane. OF the
Seventh Judicial circuit. retired from
the bench, having reached the judges
retirement age. The commission OF
his successor, Judge B. Harris Cana
lier. was mailed from the executive
3ffices at Annapolis.
The Georgetown Gaslight Company
has been granted a permit by the
Montgomery County Commissioners
10 lay gas mains along the Rockville
and Georgetown turnpike from the
District of Columbia line to Bradley
lane and along Bradley lane to Chevy
Chase or Connecticut Avenue extend
ed
The scope of the examinations fol
promotion of officers of the National
Guard from one grade TO the next
highest has been finally outlined by
the commission appointed by AdJt.-
Gen. Henry NJ. warfield under au-
thority of the new militia law
The bill filed by James C. Shank
of Mapleyille, Washington County,
for partial divorce from Mamie
Shank was dismissed by Judge
Keedy, who stated that he thought
time would heal the couples diner
ences and convince them that II
would be better TO live together than
apart.
The two-story frame-ani-iog dwell
ing on the farm of Joseph Keefer'
in Blair's Valley. near Clearspring'
was burned. The loss is about
$1,000; Partly insured
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Eloping Husband Caught.

Hagerstown Especially &C. E. Tab.
Ter, the one-armed telegraph opera
tor, was arrested at Duncannon, Pa,
on the charge of deserving his wife,
who, when she swore out the war
rant. charged her husband with elop-
ing with 16-year-old Hattie Stevens,
daughter of Officer Stevens, OF Cham
bersburg.
Miss Stevens has returned TO her
home. She went back of her own
accord. AS soon as Tabler's wife
learned he had left she went to Har-
risburg in the hope of recovering
trunkful of clothes of hers she al
leges he took with him. Officers have
gone after Tabler The charge OF
wife desertion. if nothing more seri-
Gus, will be preferred.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
The Labor World.

A delegation Of French leather
workers is making tour Of American
factories.
Hebrew painters and paper hang
ers OF Boston. Mass, are reformin &
their old union.
San Francisco (Cal) Building
Trades Courcii has organized an ath-
letic association.
The unions Of the men of the troll
ley lines OF the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad have been ad-
mitted TO membership in the feder-
ated council OF the organizations OF
the men OF the shop. mechanical and
other branches Of the roads service.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
80 BELOW ZERO 6 MILES IN SKY.
Balloon Reaches Highest Altitude
Attained in New England.

Readville, Mass. - The Blue Hill
Observatory has received from Silver
nails, y. Y, the "sounder" balloon,
which was sent up from Pittsfield.
Mass, By H. H. Clayton, and while
the records, which were received in
tact, have not been worked out in de-
tail. il was asserted that the sound
er" reached height OF sir miles and
experienced temperature of more
than thirty degrees below zero. The
saunders" height was the greatest
so far reached by those balloons in
New England, although in similar
experiments at ST. Louis last year a
sounder reached the height of ten
miles
The saunders" are small balloons
weighing only few ounces and car
rying an aluminium box containing
various meteorological instruments
for recording the temperature and
wind velocity of the upper air and
the altitude attained.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
AUCKLAND GREETS
FLEETS OFFICERS
New zesIands Prime Minister
Presents Album to Roosevelt
FINE RECORD FOR BaTTLEsRIPs
American CoEEazsiey. A6zirl Sper-
r. Says Meeting q Atlantic and
British Fleets Makes Fer Lhe
Nsizte7s-ce Of PeScs.

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weather E-ss-sz - ls-5i-E q A.
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tie C1.-=5 S-z-sz Atlanta zs=t- AID
his o=cs-s . -s,siTe cEc-zl -=.cc-z
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sAcok ihs -sz- masses q sal Ike
Ci1s q : po-1. tie Sz-tisSA.Qs
looks5 IS fresh s-5 c.ss- = EozE1
I1s- Lad ms co-Els-=5 : c-.ss
Ing grid @ $3.50 niles SE-c-Ez -
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b : -o3=-a -sTT. Wit1ozt czc=
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cal supply CT e11s7-=-: viii =a.cz
-ks! left E5-oi-lu. The hz--.sS-.Vs
have rloEsd -1-o1Ea =z-=-s -s.cA
csTs- bs.c-z ssl5 s-ca a. Aggregation
OF s=s ro-s-. = - -==c=.Te5 = .c--
e.ga ro-- hoZ-s z5ss3 q ia tie
planned
Tie lzz5-z -A -s5s :. re e=-iE
erected ca! - tAa foot ot oz==7
street., TIE c--Es principal ttc-o-SE-
fare, - t1= &o-s ed Of =1.c1 -
slzAo-z.s.E decorated szz6 t=3 assz
e.acts5 fer TIE reception G-ozcs5
zo7zt Tie Prize Minister -s-s tie
Es-bs-s ot t1s CABINET and -=o-a-
ss..zt.vss ot Re various -cEz. ho--
o1gA sc6 c7zo--= dss-.c-S ot ts= -
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Izae-s= co-3= t.ro-g=i -
streets, Ec9 -ss -3oss an T=z-3ss q
houses s6.sc=o- -s-s -oTt-z -&ssS
@ s1-z-itT. !. vas : great rec=,-
loa a-6 u1ooz-6st enthusiasm ne
vailed
L hi address Sir 5o=ssa ez:o-s-ei
President Roosevelt - -s--==--.- z
I1s baS- traditions CT -ts coz-oo
blood ot csy!,izstio- Es thsr --s-
seated g Admiral Spe-y for P-s=i-
6s-t 2oos=Ts.. : decorated Eoii al
silver sl6a1 suitably inscribed = :
souvenir CO TIE visit ct the American
ess. % S=- Zealand Admiral S-s-.
rscs!T=3 bsz1iitzil: illuminated al
dress Q. Welcome enclosed II : hand.
sozs czsEst O. rood With g. iz.z.i
coTs- having : design ezb,s-ztsc o:
Se- Zealand
Tie American C0cz15s--:-.
Chef. Il -splyt1E 70 the Prime Nj.
i=-s-. said TIA. 70 greeting -oai5 %.
pal more strongly 70 P-es.1sa,
RoossTe.t than that coming fran :
people snail i czcte-. tr. E-sz. j.
achievements. Tie reception Q. u:
American 6ss-- the Admiral CT
timed sho-sd that tie ties OF t.oo:
a.. friendship zsz.. more .1s- 30
Pc understood
He described Auckland Ez-bo- :!
magnificent sci safe. and e e1csiii-:
II! tz-bo- l. the Pacific. szcs-. = :
= sy61s-. s1i perhaps Manila
ETs-- fscilit! -hs naval commands
nigh. desire vas 70 - lad here
Il his address OF vslco-s OF b
half q the citizens OF Ss- Zszlznd
Lord PizoEitr. the GoTe--o-. sz;c
tAz. King Edward and Presitsa
2oos=Fslt -s-s 1oao-sd. lo- bsczus:
OF their positions. BIZ. for the looI.
-oEk thsy hal do1e ea3 Es-s so.n:
to- ihs.- countries aid for humanity
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
STRIKE on CANADIAN PACIFIC.
10000 Union Shop Men Omit Work
Weekly Pay 5000

Winnipeg, Manitoba. Union shop
Ien employed By the Canadian Pa
cifc Railway struck IN all shops on
the system from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, and all shops are idle 1t Is
estimated that $4,000 men went out,
the largest number being $500 in
Montreal Fifteen hundred quit al
Winnipeg Two thousand men left
work between Fort William and Van
couver- all a. the dictates of the Ex-
ecutire Committees of the various
unions affected. Even old workmen
in line for pensions went home. and
il seems 20 be the most extensive
strike in the history Of railway shops
in Canada
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Died OF Forage Poisoning

Chestertown Especially Six yalu-
able horses and colts belonging TO
Mrs. Richard T. Turner, of near Bet
terton, have died within the past
two days from the effects OF forage
poisoning. The horses got into the
wheatfield one night and ate q guam
tity OF wheat that had been left in
the stackyard and which had been
wet by the recent rains. The disease
attacked the throat of the animals,
causing paralysis. which prevented
swallowing.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Corn Wheat. Oats and Potatoes Not
80 Good Is Usual

Washington y. Che c-oo -
porting 5ozrd Q. tie Su-es1 Q. Sta
.SIcs c: TIE Department, CO AEsc1l-
tire. L hzlis-1z. sz-s TIE condition
@ co-a G AsEs- vas SIS Der
ce-r q co--zi. Is compared Nth
SIS last month. SIS O. ArEs- !.
1857. sed sal. TIE ta-!es- average
o. ArEs. T.
Prslainsr! returns Indicate y.eli
CT winter vhes. OF about l4-s bushels
81 acre. or . total OF 425s4a.s90
bushels. which compares With l4.s
bushels AID 49s.44z 800 bushels, ~
specti-e.T. the S1si estimates OF las.
!sz-s crop Tie sTs-aSe quality Of
TIE crop & SCI, against sos las:
!=sr-
Tie average coalition O. spring
-asz. o. August vas se-7 per cant
q : normal. IS compared With So
: Coo-h ago. 1s.1 o. August l. 1907,
ss-s OF August !. 1905. and s27.
tie tec-ysar average OF August !.
Tie condition OF the oats crop on
August l vas 7s.s Per cant, IS CON-
pz-a3 With Ss-s the tea-yez- acreage
OF August ].
Tie average condition o. ta-Iey OF
A1E1st -ss SCI Per cant OF e
normal. IS compared with s57, the
-sa-!ez! average.
Tie condition Of RE on August 1,
o. - tine OF harvest. vas SIS per
cent OF z normal. IS compared with
$50, TIE tso-yez- average
Tie average condition OF white Do
tstoes on Angus. / vas SIS per
cent q 8 normal. Is compared with
SIS, the tsa-year average.
The average condition of tobacco
o. August was SIS. Is conrz-ed
With sz-s, the tsn-year average
The condition CT the hay crop OF
August ! vas ss-1. as compared with
; tea-yea- acreage OF approximately
IS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
ENDS LIFE IN BANK.
Assistant Bookkeeper of New York
Concern Shoots Himself in Vault.

New York City.-CAarles w. IVES
teTfeld. assistant bookSeeper OF the
New York Produce Exchange Bank. AZ
10 Broadway committed suicide in
vault in the basement of the bank
by shooting himself in the head
rather than face exposure for having
drawn two checks for $40 egcS
against : fictitious account. He vss
twenry-01e years cid and lived with
his parents aE5 two sisters al 2O1
Essl Ssvslty-ssysnth street.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Boy Has Symptoms OF Rabies.

Chestertown Especially. = Edward
Newton's 17-year-old son is in a criti-
cal condition at his home. near Ches-
tertown. About year ago the young
man was bitten by a dog. went 10
Baltimore and took the Pasteur
treatment. Since then he has been
at work in a factory here. He has
had spasms for several days, and
his physician says he has many symp-
toms of rabies.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
HARRY K THAN 4 BANKRUPT
Slayer of Stanford White Dis.
pHtes Many Accounts.
Cost q Saving HIN From the Chair
Reaches = Startling Figure-
Ores S5S.I40.

FIs-sezrE- Pa-AIsE-E thai lis
--s1.so-s are pressing ua5zs- claims
iEi1- h.-. al N- - Z z-zble 70
ar. Es-ry < Tes=. slz-s- ot Stan
fo-5 Wife. G-ozgA lis attorney.
Carries Mo-s-szzss-. o. PozgAkese-
H. " 7. z,s E-GoTs-,o- Sto-s, Of
Ps1sglTaala- fis5 petition i
oz1Elu1s. n The Tilted States
co1-L Detective 2oEs- O-Ns-a Ess
.Ssi - racs.Ts- :o- s-'s estate
sod gave bo11 q s.as.0a
L is ezcEzr-cT rzos-S -hsca
tie Po1EAkSs-Sss an he s1cEe5
Startling SgzrsS Re places his ss-
sets :. slss.tls All h5s liabilities q
s9sS-iE9. al asserts thai he dos
cot bst.sTs - ores TIE sssS,-40
&c -zzss tA.-1ss1 unsecured credit
rs 81 gives 1s Solot With ssca
oos claims IL oE@ OF lis 1-zb-
Only 40 Gains Es u-6is-z-ai
Les-s s-s sls3 ssTs-zi sscG-s5 credit
c-s. -eo z-s oc- -s-s6
&c admits % c--E Mrs Ns-T c.
-ezE. lis zc-As-- s-s1.s1f, All -
s4so s1--cTsS TIE cz17 OF GcEs-
OGzz Z. $3.50 tsas Is : 5s.ac-iTe.
T1s-s 1sa fol,o-s : Isl q creditors
25 -1s.- z-o--E Tz- I'll insist
that OMs-a SIT TIE clsizz - tA=
ho--o7 -ss Es- q TIE claims Eh:c.
As= Se.ls-as zl.zs. Is Is fellows
JG& C. cAz- Po1sAkssE.s.
n Z. $3.50: Dr. G-zs-s Ez--o-6.
Ns= To-E. siaGt. d. Charles C.
Wszs-. New Eo-E s4fts: Dr. S-s-A
z Jsl15s. Nez To-k- sS.ae: Dr..
B-.Eoz ETzzs. Ns= York. $500:
Martin " Lt-.is.oo. $500. Ez--
fridge & Pesooi!. 5000; JOIN B.
G,s1o1- Ss= Yo-k. sSe-iil; d..
Allan McI&s EGii.oz. Ss= York,
SIS. Dr. Dz-a S=~ YORK.,
s1soe; D. Jot1 ?. Wusoz, Ne-
YORK. $3.50 To.si. s4ss.lz3-
-R0PS BELOW 1oTEAR AVERAGE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
The National c.

The Clevelands have played IN
fifteen extra games 60 far this season.
For little man Bobby Byrne, Of
i1e Cardinals. hits the ball mighty
nar5
There are now three left handed
1-o-ers IN the New York Natiora.
-t6eii.
The Indifferent appearing ball play
= isn't always SO in reality. There's
Ls5oie. for instance.
Walter johnson. OF tie Washing
'olz, is again pitching the kind OF
azii that made hin famous last sea-
-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Bronco KflIs THo Man,

At Bloomington. Ind, John Nullis
and his sor-in-iav, Isaac Fox, we're
killed b! q bronco which they were
driving The animal suddenly
stopped and began TO kick. his heels
going through the dashboard and
crushing the skulls of both men
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Killed By lightning.

Denton (Special). - Thomas F.
Mitchell, IS years old, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. David Mitchell. who live on
a farm about one mile from Smith
vile, near the Caroline line, was in
stantly killed by lightning during a
storm. He was sitting near fire
place leaning against the chimney
which was demolished. Many bricks
falling on him. A brother of Thomas
was knocked down.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14

John Sanford's Mohawk II. broke
down when leading IN a race at Sara
,cga.
Les1der Boat Club representatives
z-d the Belgian eight qualified for
ne final in the Olympic regatta at
Henley on Thames. England.
Jack Gilday. an eighteen-yesr-oId
llfe-saver, swan i've and a half miles
through Hell Gate. n. T.. in hour
and % minutes. record.
Arrangements have beer raia
whereby there will be q race between
German and American Soaderkiassa
achts Of Marblehead next year.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14

Pains Save Corn
Omaha. Ss5-Ths-s -ss general
-1i-.zl al o-s- Nebraska. an -
rc.-s f-oz za-y sections say the rain
e Sill falling. Tia eEs- g co-- I'll
9. extremely good
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
CANCER KILLS PETTIBONE.
Death Of Miners Leader Follows an
Operation in Denver.

Denver. Col. - George Pettibone,
for years prominent in the councils
OF the Western Federation of Miners,
and charged with President Mover
and former Secretary Haywood with
completely in the murder of former
Governor Stuenenberg. of Idaho. died
in St Joseph's Hospital after an op-
Grafton for cancer.
Pettibone had been i'll ever sincs
his confinement in the Idaho peni-
Tertiary, which lasted more than a
year before the trial at Boise. a
widow survives him.
Pettiboae was tried and acquitted
in Boise after the acquittal of Hay.
wood. Meyer was discharged.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14

Cticzzo.-J7igs 5. z Bs-1ss :,
Ire Tr.;si States D.st-sc. Cart il
rcsei : fns 0; 5000 C-oz re 4tcS-
ls3-. Topeka All Santa Re Railway
Company -as1 .1st ccErGE r,sz6=3
eziitS TO granting relates 20 tie
Cci.si STATES S-Ez- s-3 Lz-5 Con-
fay, OF Garden C..-, Kan
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Free Pass Cos, Him $500.

Convicted OF charge of violating
tks snti-pass Law. s. c. Watts was
-rsd $500 and "Gertie" Williams
200 I, TIE Federal Court ~ Helena.
.-o1-- Watts, who was a Gres.
Northern brakeman. obtained a pass
to- his wife and gave Il TO Miss VIII
ANS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Psys Gclf IN Dark.

Ca.t5Eo.-Oa wager r-si Ne
Le5d. professional Eoits-. CO .hs On
Fsotsis Coz-t-- Ci1t, Z: Lake For,
es:. Gz6s Tire s.shtssr-tois coz-ss Il
ss strokes s.3s5 o-iy :! TIE Dir
tgt. CO hsE Eooa- &c zz5s -:
fra ci-a holes Il IS. and =z= goi-E
g. 5 fast clip uo-l TIE .oa-tss--.
scls rs r.ctea
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
HORSE FELL: JOCKEY KILIEO
}. BosdEee. Rider Of Rufus, Die: N
Saratoga Hospital.

Saratoga. y. Y.-Jockey :. Po-i.
zee. Who vas th-o=r Eli;a rid!ar
R1ics il the Bsvs-~yek S.eepiscazse
= tie race track. died a. the Saratoga
hospital several hours later. Bcat-
zee vas picked up after bis fail s,d
TAKEN 70 the hospital unconscious.
Rutus vas rezoruted after ih-c=.rR
BoadEes and finished th.-d IL lie
raeA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
c. n. ELLIOTT DROWNED.
Wife and Child Saved When Canoe
Upsets in Connecticut River.

Turner'S Falls. Mass.-while shoot.
ing the rapids in a canoe in the Con-
necticut River, just below Turner's
Falls. c. n. Elliott, of Nutley. y. j.,
an architect with McKim, Mead &
White, of New York. was drowned.
MI and Mrs. George Rea and the
older Elliott boy were in the first
canoe. which shot the rapids without
incident The second canoe struck
the current and overturned. Mr..
Res beached his canoe and managed
TO rescue Mrs. Elliott and the Young
er Elliott boy. but Mr.. Elliott sank
before help could reach him.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Hign onalitY For Rice

New crop rice samples indicate
high quality. About 2700 sacks of
cew crop rough have been received
- New Orleans and sold at firm
prices There will be no old eroo
this year TO carry over and supplies
from now on must be drawn entirely
from : e new crop.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
war AGAINST sfosouitoes

D.. Doty. Health Omcer of the
Pert of New York, said that Staten
Island vas now practically rid OF
mosquitoes. after SIX years of erte--
z.nstion work.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Pythians March 10000 s,,c,~

Ten thousand members OF tie TT
form Lodge. knights OF Pythiss. re.
splenden; il uniform, and led by
bands, marched through the streets
OF Boston. Tie parade vas composed
OF twenty-five brigsdes Of Pythiaus
from every section OF the country. IS
well Is Canada.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Georgia Promoter a suie;de

Captain D. G. Purse. well known
Is a developer. industrial writer and
promoter. and having connections IL
New York, PittsbrrS and other cttie=.
committed suicide az Savannah, Ga.
o. shooting No cause Is known .o-
the des5.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
soeialis, Candidate Shots.

Bioez.rgo-. uL-Joss,h Lands,
scSislis. candidate for Congress,
Esss - --s-cossStzi z-tzzz. %
shoot Presenting Attorney vssissz
Esth. Ls-1is -Es arrested Tha a.
far -ss rs o1.<-o-th Q: : -s-=
rare. coz:-o-s-<-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
FOUR PERISH IN FIRE
FLAMES Sweep Tenement House IN
sicilian Quarter. New York.

Ns- York City In a. fire thai
sept the tour-story brick tenement
1ocse 81 No. $50 East 1I2tn street.
the hsz-T OF the Sicilian COLON.
@ozr children los. their lives and z
s@--e OF more persons were injured
= less than five minutes from the
the the FIRE was discovered the
whole building -ss il a blaze, and
iaose living o. the upper floors had
l.ttle chance 10 escape The injured
we're hurt By Jumping from windows
re dead are: Antonio Fousro, nine
yszrs: Rosie Fousto, ten years; Jos.
F0usto, SIX years; Angelina Fols-o.
sixteen months.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
BY CABLE.
Horduran sn.rf.

Tsrucigs.pz. Eo1izrzs-Ths Hon.
tr.sa GoTs-n1sct hss refused 70 re-
sei.j Or cancel the s1squste-s Of the
American Consul and viee-Cous1l 81
Csihs. The STATE Department OF
Wsshi1 gtca had requested the Eoa-
duran Government 70 60 80.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
FELL INTO HIS BALLOON.
Captain Lovelace. of America. Nearly
Sufiocatcd by Singular Accident.

London--Captain Loyelaee. the
American balioonist. had a narrow
escape az the Franco-Britfsh Exhibi-
ton.
While be was climbing over the
gas bag Of q balloon the cover gave
way and he fell into the balloon.
BY the time an assistant was able
TO rescue him he was nearly sa1o-
Gated.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Sausage Gives Woman 5000

Because she BIT or a tack and
booze front tooth IN eating g sau-
sage. Mrs Margaret Sampson. of
Wakefield. Mass, received $1,000
fsEages In the Superior Court from
2seking company OF Sonervilie.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
WORLDS 1oo-YARD RECORD.
Walker. South African Athlete, Makes
New Time of 600 2-5.

Abergavenny, England. r. E.
Walker. the South African sprinter.
who won the final OF the 100 meters
dash at the recent Olympic games.
al the games here broke the worlds
record for 100 yards. his time being
rs seconds, one-fifth OF a second
less than the record made by Dan J.
Kelly at Spokane, Washington, Jzre
2e. 1906.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
morse Banks Liauid.ted.

The Federal Government has de-
cided 10 Hquidste completely two OF
&o-ss's hanks IN New York City. the
New Amsterdam and the Bank CT
North America.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14

Washington, ,. c.-Colo-sl RscS-
al = Eo1.=. cc--s q saz.zesTs, -
es-iiT {. charge q riTe- All kz-eo-
<crz Il TIE -set.i-y OF Bs.--3-=.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
RuIt,nan & Co. TO Assien

With liabilities that may exceed
$500 900. Pullman & Co.. brokers. of
Cincinnati, Ohio. announced that an
assignment would be made for the
benefit OF creditors.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Pasha Fo-rns " Cahinet.

Coas-aztiaoPIe, Turksy-Kianil
Pasta has formed q new Cabinet
Jeusllsiia EEza6i. the Shesk-ui-
lslsz and the Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs retain their portfolios.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Priest and ,ferchant KuIe,,

Father Vahey. priest, and c. IT.
Postman. an importer, both Of cl=Te-
land. were killed In an automobile
accident near Syivanis, Ohio.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Fund For Zeppelin.

Berlia--The Soc.sty fo- the Study
OF Ai1ships has started z national tu-d
II sic OF Count Zeppelin Badges
bearing portrait OF the Ccaut have
De=a plsesi OF sale throughout Ger
Eary.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
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