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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
A New Democratic Leader

II is good sign for Democracy when
New Jersey on a sound progressive plat
form dominates for Governor a man with
the character. capacity. attainments and
principles Of President Wilson, of Prince
ton University. Perhaps no other man
in public life more thoroughly and con-
spicuously represents the antithesis oil
Rooseveltism or opposes more vigorously
the undemocratic phases Of the New
Nationalism.
Dr. Wilson believes IN constitutional
government. He believes in preserving
the constitutional rights and exercising
the constitutional functions of the States.
He believes in government Of law. He
does not believe it necessary for the con-
troll Of corporations to overthrow all con-
sttutional safeguards and set up power
full central government with dictator at
Its head. He believes that corporations
as creatures of law can be controlled by
law. He believes that when corporations
commit crimes the men who direct them
are guilty and should be punished
One of the principal planks in the New
Jersey Democratic platform is the per
sonal guilt plank advocated by Dr. vii.
son. 1t proposes the control OF corpora
lions by the enforcement OF individual re-
sponsibility under the laws.
Roosevelt has made an issue for the
Democrats. His New Nationallsm at
tacks the citadel of democratic govern
ment Men like Wilson, grounded in
democratic principles. learned. able, elo-
quent, are needed to combat such danger
Gus falacies. His nomination for the
New Jersey Governorship will strengthen
Democracy all over the country. 1t adds
valuable material to its new leadership,
which is the best hope of the reviving
party.-.X Louis Post Dispatch.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
Only two days for registration
October 4thsand 18th.
Say SettlersIFired Fore SITS.

Cattle ticks are declared to be indirectly
responsible for the numerous forest fires
IN the West, which already have cost
scores OF lives and property loss amount.
ing into the millions Of dollars. The bite
oil this particular species of pest is believed
TO produce malignant fever and in an
effort to rid the forests, as well as their
stock, OF these insects, the settlers have
been setting fire to the woodlands. accord
ing to H. H. Chapman. assistant profes.
sor OF forestry in the Yale Forest School.
who called at the Forest Service.
MIR. Chapman has been engaged during
the summer in classifying agricultural
lands within the bounds of national for
ests' but during the recent outbreak OF
forest flres he gave up his other work to
engage in fire-hghting. He is first of the
ioremen OF fire crews to reach Washing
ton since the fires were put under con.
troll Mr.. Chapman estimates the damage
wrought by the fires would be approx
mately S5o, 1000 600.
This amount" he continued, ''would
have been increased 10 times had il not
been for the excellent work donesby the
fre-fighting crews"
Lightning, in the estimation of Mr..
Chapman, caused many of the fires. and
these fires, he said, were the most difficult
to combat because they originated largely
III inaccessible places, making it neces-
Sary to cut trails and establish supply
depots..
Rain, contrary to general belief will
not put out the fires, he declared, the
only way to overcome the flames being to
dig fire lines and patrol them until every
spark is out.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
DEMOCRATIC OPPORTUNITY

The Democratic party in the coming
election has great opportunity. Not
only has it great opportunity. but great
responsibilities rests upon it as well.
In 1892 il elected Mr. Cleveland for his
second term as President on the issue OF
tariff reform.
It carried the country By an over
whelming majority. and if it had been
true to its principles and its pledges to
the people il would have been in con-
troll Of this government from then until
now.
The platform declared for a reduction
Of the tariff to revenue standard and
its campaign was a reiteration Of that
pledge of its platform and the people
responded by an unusual majority in
favor Of the Democratic party
The eyes of the American people have
at last been opened and in strange and
unexpected way.
The people have been fooled for years
by the false pretences OF the prosperity
OF high protective tariff and voted the
Republican party into power year after
year, when at last, and all at once, the
prices ofall Of the necessities of life are
forced up so high that the masses find it
is a hard struggle to live.
Instead of reducing the tariff as prom
ised in the platform on which Mr.. Taft
was nominated, and as promised by Mr..
Tat in his campaign speeches, the Re-
publican party passed tariff in which
the duties were higher than ever before,
and the people, without regard to party,
are in rebellion.
Now the opportunity of the Demo-
cratic party is to reduce the tariff and
its plain duty to the people is equally
clear and imperative. Not bill of make
shifts and compromises, but to pass
plain and simple bill, providing for rev.
enue only, and then carry it into the
administration OF the government.
There is no other issue-no other real
fundamental issue.
Out Of this vicious system and pol
icy of a high protective tariff, has grown
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
SPORTING NEW 5.
Base Ball, Boxing and Other
Sports.

Dick Nallin, of the New England
League. IS in the city.
The 2.2I pace at Hanover, with fifteen
entries. dwinded to four starters and re-
suited in first money for Billikln. b. g.,
sired by Monocacy, and driven by DR.. R.
Y. Smith The time was 2.ISA 2.I64,
2I9H and 2.2o4.
In a game with Philadelphia, Fanwell,
for Cleveland. pitched battle against
Coombs neither side being able to score
in the eleven innings In that time Harry
allowed nine hits but was steady with
men on bases. He gave two passes to
first and struck out six. Coombs allowed
three hits, struck out nine and gave six
passes.
The bay gelding, Skiddoo popular
race horse. by Monocacy, and formerly
owned in this county, has been rae ng in
fast company out through Missouri and
Kansas. Recently at Leavensworth.
Kansas, the game little PAGER, was one of
six starters in the 2.I3 class. and won
second money in race which the press
reports state was real contest from wire
TO wire Charles Atkinson. of Baltimore,
is campaigning Skiddoo this season. and
it is thought quite likely that Mr.. Akin
son and his stable will be at Frederick
next month for the races OF the fair.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
STATE NEWS.

Centerville has an epidemic Of in
fantile paralysis
The LonzconIng Say has suspended
publication
A chase for horse thief led from Fair
fax Court House, Virginia, to Hagers-
town and then On
Walter T. Wright was elected Presi-
dent OF the Queen Anne's National Bank,
Of Centeryille
William UpdegrafT, Of Hsgerstown,
will decorate Trinity Lutheran Church
in honor o; his wife
Mayor Mahool AYERS that If Baltimore
IS TO equal the growth q the city o:
Cleveland the city must be advertised
During August there were s. births in
Washington county, and s. deaths. 0!
the latter II were due 10 accidents.
Water Engineer Quick. OF Baltimore,
saws that al the present rate Of consump.
ton the available water supply viii last
IS days.
McHenry Brothers. OF Hagerstown, on
Tuesday afternoon az auction sold S, 900
worth Of horses, ranging in prices from
Sz5 10 S27O-
About 200 workmen employed on the
new Union Station in Baltimore, have
gone on a strike Tor an increase in their
wage scale.
Mr.. S. Davies Warield. Chairman OF
the Board OF Directors OF the Console.
dated Gas and Electric Light and Power
Company, OF Baltimore, may decline TO
serve another year.
As result OF economy the water fam
inc situation in Highlandtown, Canton
and Orsngevilie has been slightly re-
lieyed Sufficient supplies have also
been stored 10 combat an ordinary fire.
The Baltimore Police Department mas
been instructed BY Mayor MahOol TO
arrest all residents who willfuily waste
the water. The penalty provided by the
law IS SO. The supply OF water in the
city reservoirs will last about Is days.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
Only two days for registration
October 4th and 18th.
Is Morgan Business King ?

II IS said IN Wall street that one man IS
supreme down there now. Ii that is 50.
II is time to talk business. For if Mr.. +.
P. Morgan is the boss Of Wall street. il
means that those forces which are sup
pressing competition and centralizing H.
nancial power in this country have come
10 head. Not to their end COMPETE
ton isn't all over yet; not by, long way.
There are some independents left even in
oil. But ifthe leaders of the great finan-
Cial groups that have formed the fighting
oigarchy of national business have seen
the community of their interests and are
submitting to the leadership OF one OF
them, then the centripetal forces OF Amer.
can industry have come to a focus; to a
head, to a head that wears face and has
soul. And, if that is so, the United
States has, at last. personal sovereign.
If Mr.. Morgan merges in his person the
mergers of mergers, he personifies the
national organization of American bust
ness-business TO which there Is reason
to believe a business people pay more
loya! allegiance than they do to their po-
litical establishment. And if that is true,
if this man represents the financial power
which controls the railroads and other
public service corporations; the trusts,
banks, insurance companies. trust COM
panies and other special interests, he rep
resents those powers whichever before
they were united-supported, defended
and controlled political parties and bosses,
and, therefore, rivaled the power of may
ors and councils, governors and legisla-
lures the President and the Congress OF
the United States. In other words, if this
Wall street rumor is true; if Mr.. Morgan
is supreme there: if he is the boss of the
bosses in Wall street who boss the bust
ness bosses back of the political bosses
all over the United States, then !. Pier
pont Morgan is the boss of the United
States. -E0e,y6Ody'S Magazine.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
The Spells Distributed.

Besides the Presidential order as 10 the
distribution Of Federal spoils among the
Western Insurgents, 4 prospective
change Is reported also IN regard 10 the
sDoIls policy towards the South. Hith-
erto the patronage Of the government,
saws the Philadelphia Record has been
most successfully handled 70 secure the
negro delegations from the South 10
nominate the Republican candidates for
President
But as this mas caused much COM
plant by the white element OF the Re-
publican party IN the South. consisting
FOR the most part Of persons interested
in high tariff. Il Is proposed 70 bestox
upon them and their white adherents a
larger share Of government sDoils al the
expense Of the negroes
Hitherto the spoils have been dis
;ributed in the South by M Hitchcock
and MS predecessors in party manage
ment under q reference system. which
designated certain party bosses 10 con-
fer On the negroes the spoils necessary
10 secure Southern delegates in noni-
mating a Republican President. In an
on burst Of confidence Pos;mzster-Gen
ersl Hitchcock has admitted that this IS
what has made the nomination Of Taft
certain in 1905. But now it IS proposed
By the President 70 give 10 the white
Republicans Of the South a better share
Of the spoils and TO begin With North
Carolina Il IS thought that by discard
Ing the negroes il North Carolina a
greater percentage Of the whites inter
esied IN cotton and lumber mills will
attach themselves 10 the Republican
party To this end the distribution OF
spoIls IS TO be given 10 a committee pre-
sided over by Representative Morehead.
who will look out for the white bust
ness men" OF the State. Should the
plan succeed in North Carolina il is to b.
extended 10 the other States ofthe South.
The scheme may look very plausible
from mere spoilsmen's point OF view.
But in the moribund condition Of the
Republican party i is as likely to sue
coed in the South as the proffers Of gov
eminent pap 70 soOthe the Insurgents Of
the West Great as is the patronage Of
the administration Il goes but little
ways in q nation Of 5000. 600 voting
freemen. Above all what would be
more revolving 10 sound political moral
ity than a combination Of tariff corruption
and official spoils = control this GOV
eminent Of the people, THIS is what
makes il doubtful that President Taft
would lend himself 10 the latest scheme
that Is attributed 10 him for making the
patronage Of the administration a prime
agency OF political power.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

PRESIDENT TAFT insists on the warlise
Roosevelt policy Of two Dreadnoughts a
year, notwithstanding the enormous ex-
pendiiures for what IS not needed for
the defence Of a brave nation Of O. Co.,
900 people. even If they had a real and
not an imaginary enemy. Az the same
time ne urges the expenditure OF vast
sums, beginning with $4,000 ooo 10 erect
bristling Notifications al both entrances
OF the Panama Canal. or what use IS q
great navy If It IS incapable Of defending
the Panama Canal from any enemy.
Possibly II is feared that some enemy
will rain dynamite upon the canal from
feet Of aeroplanes, in which case the
navy would be Of no use. But the neu-
tral Suez Canal, without q gun to defend
II, Is a standing protest against the
wsnion waste Of public money in forti-
fyIng the International waterway through
Panama
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

The net profits Of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway for ten wears have
been little more than 100 per cent,
but Of course this constitutes no reason.
in the opinion Of its officers. why the
charges for transportation should not be
increased. A company which clears 10
per cent. year forms habit which it is
very dsagreeable to break. Ten years
OF profits at 20 per cent a year create
something like a vested right.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
Democrats Enthusiastic at
Brunswick.

A Democratic Pole Raising was held at
Brunswick on Tuesday night last. More
than ], 900 persons attended Mr.. H. c.
Algire presided Mr.. VIM. ]. Grove,
president of the State Central Committee
for Frederick county, delivered the prin.
cipal address. He said in part that VIC
tory was within the grasp of the Democ-
racy. The good news from Maine and
from the middle West, should urge all
Democrats to bend their energies to
send Mr.. Lewis to Congress. and by all
means to attend to the registration now in
progress in the county He spoke briefly
on the tariff and the turmoil now existing
in the Republican ranks. He was fire.
quently applauded. Short addresses were
also made by Messrs. Moler and Chew.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

As evidence Of the prosperity Of the
United States Steel Trust. Z. n. Gary
says: Our export business IS exceedingly
good, being at the rate Of s75. 600 tons
per month in excess Of the export bust
ness Of last year. During the seven
months ending in July the exports OF
iron and steel manufactures are shown
By the returns OF trade to have amounted
TO SiIz5I9.587 in yalue-a gain Of over
SIS, 10000 upon the trade OF the same
period OF last year. Judge Gary has
once more admitted the truth Of Andrew
Carnegie's declaration that the steel
industries Of this country have no need
OF a protective tariff. Yet in the greed
Of the steel magnates they did not
scruple to secure a sneaking prohibitory
duty on building materials Of steel in the
Payne-Aldrich Bill.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
TAKE NOTICE.

Members of the Central Commit
tee Of Frederick County. Regis
tration will take place in the 40
precincts of the county, October
4th and 1th. See that those who
have removed procure their re-
moval certificates, and look after
the young voters.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

Roscoe Brown, who had been con-
victed OF larceny. was sent TO the House
Of Correction for two years Samuel n
Lewis represented the accused.
Garfield Powell. colored. who was
convicted Of larceny was sentenced TO
two years in the House OF Correction.
John W. Wood. who was indicted for
stealing IS chickens. was declared not
guilty.
Colonel Layman. indicted for assault
and battery on Harry c. erosion, was
found not guilty. Princeton l. Buckley
and Stoner and Weinberg represented
Colonel Layman.
The case Of Alvey R. Harbaugh, q
youth of IS years old, indicted for assault
upon Myrtle c. Alexander, little girl,
eight wears old, is still in progress as we
go TO press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

The annual report of the Reading
Company shows that in the last fiscal
year. the net earnings we're couple Of
millions more than in the previous year,
and nearly two millions were added to
the surplus. The recent increases of
wages did not 90 fully into operation
until after the close OF the year reported
on. They will add something over a
million and half year to the expenses
Of the company.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
Frederick District Commute

The Frederick District Democd
Central Committee have been hold
daily meetings to facilitate matters app
tanning to the coming registration. Bod
have been gone over and names Of part
entitled to registration secured. n
committee expects to have the nam.
every Democrat in the city, who is d
titled to vote, placed on the books,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

If your neighbor has removed
from the county, and gone into
some other section of the State,
notify Messrs. Humm and Eisen-
hauer, Supervisors of Elections,
to enable them to be duly regis
tered in their adopted homes.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

If your neighbor has removed
from the county, and gone into
some other section Of the State,
notify Messrs Humm and Eisen-
hauer, Supervisors OF Elections,
to enable them to be duly regis
tered in their adopted homes.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
New York Republicans Choose
Stimson For st andard- Bearer.

The Republican State Convention,
which is in convention at Saratoga, New
York, on Wednesday last, the 2Sth inst,
nominated Henry l. Stimson, Of New
York City, as their candidate for Gov
ernor. Colonel Roosevelt was in full
control and dictated the nominations.
The Old Guard was beaten upon all
issues.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

Removal certificates can be pro
cured at the "Citizen Office" by
calling on Mr.. Eisenhauer, the
Election Supervisor, at any time
until October st.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

Removal certificates can be pl
cured at the Citizen Office" h
calling on Mr.. Eisenhauer, tH
Election Supervisor, at any timi
until October 1st,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

Removal certificates noan be
obtained at the Citizen Ofloe. q
by calling on Mr.. Eisenhauer, the
Election Supervisor, at any time
until October 1st.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

"I WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY I AM NOT IN
FAVOR OF NEGRO CITIZEN
SHIP"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

See that your neighbor who has
failed to register does so this
time. The days are October 4th
and 18th
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

The 18th of October is only for
revision.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

CENTRAL NATIONAL BAN''
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

WE HAVE SERVED EOUREH|
IRONS REGULARLY FOR MOH|
THAN ONE HUNDRED YEAS|
AND AN INVITATION IS ~
TENDED YOU TO OPEN ANN
COUNT, IN THE SAVINGSHDil
PARTMENT OR A REGULA|
CHECKING ACCOUNT. All
ACCOUNTS WHETHERrLARG'|
OR SMALL RECEIVE THE SAW
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

SINCE OCTOBER 18TH, l@
THIS BANK PAYS 4 PER GEM
INTEREST UPON ALL SPEClA|
DEPOSITS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-22
The Home Industry.

1t is a mighty good asset, says a
writer in Printers Ink, to be we'll
known at home before a manufacturer
seeks recognition abroad. A man who
goes from his home town into another
town or city in which to engage in bus.
mess will discover that the first ques'
tions that will be asked of him are:
Where did you come from?"
who are the men in your home
town who will recommend you?"
Unless that man can give some sin
cere and straight endorsements from
people who know him, it will be all up
with him. So it is with the advertiser
who reaches out for a national repu-
tation before he let's his own neigh
bors know what he is manufacturing
before his neighbors are willing to say
of him: I'VE know he manufactures
a good article. We buy it."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-22
The Slaughter of the Innocents.

Ninety-four persons have been killed
outright Oh fatally injured by automo-
biles operated on the streets of Chi
cago since the first of the year. A
number as large received injuries. On
June five persons were run down
and killed-more fatalities than at
tended the American side in two naval
battles of the Spanish-American war.
There are, many more automobiles
in New York than in Chicago, yet the
record of fatalities and injuries is
much smaller. The explanation is that
New York has better police system
and enforces more vigorously the pen
alties of the law against Joy riders"
speeders and incompetent drivers.
1t is evident that the question of
safeguarding the public is a matter
of law enforcement in the matter of
the speed maniac as in all things.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-22
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