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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
Mr.. Etchison in Western Mary.
land

Mr.. IL. Dorsey EtchiSon, of Frederick
Cliv, SAYS the Cumberland Mas of the
18th, who has received the endorsement
OF his county for the Democratic nominal
ton for Congress from the Sixth District,
was busy here presenting his claims for
support At the primaries.
Mr.. EtchlSou. who is 4 LAWYER of PROM
lnenoe, and very much beloved in his
home. says that he thinks II is his countv's
turn Tor the nominations: that not since
1882. when Milton q. Urner retired. has
the county had q Congressman, although
IN 1884. Mr.. Fred Nelson made the FIGHT
and again in 1885 Col Victor Baughman
led the Democratic ticket: that during
this period Allegany has had one Demo.
cratic representative in Congress. VIM.
NJ. Mcksig, and since then the incum-
bent, Geo A PeSrre for six or seven
terms, and further. saws Mr.. Etchlsou
Il can carry Frederick county BY 800 and
have great numbers of friends in every
county III the district Ii it were A con.
Veniion or nomination under the old svS.
tenn, l would expect Allesany county to
stand for one of its own citizens. but
under the general primary each candidate
has the iull right to seek votes anywhere
IN the district. think am welcome in
Allegany county aud | am sure that Mr..
Lewis, Mr., shannon, Mr.. Devecmon or
any one else will receive 4 kind welcome
and talr treatment in old Frederick. |
nope to secure the nomination, but OF
course, | am Tor the Democratic nomi-
nee
Mr., EtchlSon is going to FroStburs TO.
nignt, and from there 10 Oakland. where
he will spend day, and then visit friends
in Garrett
Mr.. EtchiSon held an important DO
siion in the land office OF the government
under President Cleveland. and is known
as a regular Democrat with a record of
active work for the party He was a
great friend OF the late Victor Baughman.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
Praises The American Girl.

Zone of the most favorable impress
sions that have received Of your coun-
try during my 10 months visit here is
the American girl said Rudolf Sauer
beck, who is touring this country for
pleasure, young banker of Mannheim,
Germany, and who is at present staying
at the Shoreham in Washington City.
The American girl is far prettier than
her German sister; she dresses more
stylishly and becomingly, is more vivac-
ious and clever, and has an air of indie
pendence and self-reliance which is abso-
lutely lacking in our German girls.
suppose that the out door life and the
fondness of your young women for all
sorts of athletics have great deal to do
with the superiority of the American
girl over the European product.
America is a country OF surprises.
1t is country made up of eternal snow
and ice and sunshine. and its people is
made up of all the peoples OF the world,
presenting, therefore, an entirely new
racial product, in which the German and
the Irish seem to form the most COM
ponent parts. The new American race,
which will be complete in about one
hundred years hence. will be the strong
est physically and intellectually, and
even at this early date, every indication
points that way. - Washington Herald.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
Daniels Praised by German.

Soon after the defeat of the famous and
infamous Force Bill Senator German and
a friend making rhe trip from Washing
ton 10 his home station al Laurel. Mary
land, were discussing the matter, and
the latter. taking it for granted that the
issue was due to his leadership. was
congratulsting him upon it, when the
Senator said
The credit of the defeat of the Force
Bill, does not belong TO me- II we set
aside the splendid manner in which the
Democrats stood together as unit and
aScrlbe the victory to any one man. that
man should be beyond a question SEN
ator John W. Daniels of Virginia.
As Chairman of the Steering Com
mittee went to Senator Daniels. say
ing: We want a speech from YOU on
the Cloture question a resolution giving
the President Of the Senate power to
close debate at pleasure. and to
which the Democrats were opposed. on
the ground that delayed decision would
enable the country to take sober. sec
ond thought IN regard 10 the matter and
tip up the scales in their favor.
Readily acquleScing in my proposal,
we fixed upon an early day upon which
the speech was TO be made and then we
separated. The next morning. happen
ing 10 go 10 the Congressional Library,
saw Senator Daniel, hollow-eyed. worn
and haggard. come out OF the building.
On entering it found the table at which
ne had been sitting literally piled up
with books, and discovered that the
Senator had spent the night examining
into every precedent in the language
bearing upon the question.
When the appointed day arrived he
electrified us by one of the greatest ef-
forts | ever heard. We had all known
him as 4 brilliant orator and charming
gentleman, but none of us until then had
realized his profound ability as lawyer
Little was said Of this speech by the
press, for the reporters and Senators
were worn out by the long struggle, but
it turned the tide OF battle and gave to
the Democratic party a glorious victory.
YES, said Senator German. shaking
hands with his friend as the train slowed
up at Laurel, John w. Daniel defeated
the Force Bill.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
Forest Survey of Frederick Co.

The State Forester, Mr.. F. w. Boslev.
with an assistant is now in the county
mapping the woodlands and Classifying
them as to their stand of timber and gen
ersl condition. This forest survey Of the
State by counties has been in progress
for the last three years and will be nearly
completed this summer The purpose of
the survey is to determine as accurately
as possible the forest resources of the
county, the condition of the woodlands.
and information in regard 10 the amount
of lumber and timber of the various kinds
that is being cut and its uses 1t is
hoped by this study to be able to offer
practicable methods of forest manage
ment that will improve the woodlands
and increase their productiveness. When
this work is completed forest map of
the county will be published accompanied
by report dealing with forest conditions
and suggested methods of woodlot i'm
provement.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
HagerstoMn's Races.

The program of races for the Hagers-
town Fair has been adopted by the asso-
citation. The races with the purses
which aggregate s., 100, are as follows:
Tuesday, October II.-2. 20 pace. purse
$500; , 10 trot, $500; 3-minute country
troll, horses 70 be owned three months
prior to October I, 1910, $500; running
mile dash. $3.50.
Wednesday October IIth.-2.16 pace,
$500; 2.I7 trot, $500; 2.I2 pace, $500;
running, 4 mile DASH $3.50; running,
Z mile dash, $50.
Thursday October I2th.-2.I5 trot,
$500; IL pace, $500; 2.22 trot, $500;
flee for all trot and pace, $500; running.
Emile heats, $500; running, mile
dash, $50
Friday, October I4th.-2.IS pace, $500;
AS trot, 500; S-minute county pace,
horses to be owned three months prior
to October I, $500; running, consolation,
500
There will be no $1,000 stake races
this year.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
David j. Lewis is Getting Busy.

Ex.State Senator David !. Lewis has
complied with the new Primary Law by
sending certified checks for $25 each TO
the Boards of Election Supervisors of
Allegany. Garrett. Washington. Fred
erick and Montgomery counties. COM
prising the Sixth Congressional District,
10 have his name placed on the ballots
for the primary election to nominate a
Democratic candidate for Congress from
this district
So far Mr.. Lewis is the only candidate
IN this county who has complied with the
new primary law. He stated recently
that in the course of a few DAYS he will
begin an active campaign for the nomi-
nation, devoting the first few weeks to
Alleganey county
Mr.. Lewis was the candidate for Con-
gress two years ago against Colonel
Pearre and reduced the latters majority
from over 1000 to several hundred.
Mr.. H. Dorsey Etchison, the former
clerk of the Board OF Election Super.
vlsors of Frederick county, has declared
his intention of opposing Mr.. Lewis
nomination, and strongly claims his abil-
ity to carry Frederick, Montgomery
and Washington counties.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
GOOD WORK BY THE MARY
LAND TROOPS.

The MARYLAND troops on their return
July from Gettysburg-where they had
nine days OF excellent instruction from
officers of the Federal War College-are
highly commended by General W. w.
Wetherspoon for their intelligence, zeal
and Soldlerly conduct The Fifth Regi-
meni IS thus commended in letter ad-
dressed TO Lieutenant Colonel Rawlins
and the First Regiment and Troop A of
Maryland Cavalry are similarly praised in
letters sent to Colonel Little and Captain
Harvey respectively. 1t is gratifying to
have such report OF the operations this
year at Gettysburg, where y years ago
a Maryland command gave a good &C
count OF itself capturing Cups Hill and
holding it all night in the presence OF a
largely superior force OF the enemy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
DEATH OF CHEF JUSTICE
FULLER.

The death of Chief Justice Fuller loses
to the country its most prominent and
possibly one OF its ablest juriSt. Next to
Chief Justice Marshall he was probably
the greatest justice that has ever been
known to the Supreme Court Bench OF
the United States. In point of length
OF service he ranked next to Marshall
who was Chief Instice for more than
81 years, and Chief Justice fancy who
held the office for IS years. Justice Full
Ter having been at the head of the court
for - years. He rendered opinions in
many famous cases that marked ep-
ochS in the Jurisprudence OF the country.
He was a livelong Democrat. His sue
CeSSor, unless a long established prece-
dent be broken, will be a Republican.
belonging 10 the party of the President.
There are now but two Democrats on
the Supreme Court Bench. 1t is barely
possible, but not probable that the Pres
ident will follow another precedent bv
appointing members of that party to fill
the vacancies now existing in the court
1t being the custom to have its members
divided evenly as nearly as possible.
politically.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
Advertised Letters.

The following is list of the adver-
tlSed letters remaining IN the Frederick
City postoffice. Saturday. July 9th.
1910. To obtain anv OF these letters the
applicants must call for advertised
letters. " Ii not called for within two
weeks they may be sent to the dead
letter office:
Mems List-John F. Brown, T. N.
Brent. c. c. Cast, A. c. McArden, las.
Stephens. A. NJ. Wall.
Ladies List-Mrs. D. H. Bragonier.
Miss Maud E. Embrey, Miss Cora Hutter,
Miss Hellie Martin, Miss Lula Belle
Smith
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
LODGES STATEMENT r E.
FUTED.

1t may allay the pangs in the stomach,
which hunger produces, to be told that
the taxes on imported goods does not
increase the cost of living. Senator
Lodge, Chairman of the Special Senate
Chmmittee, appointed to investigate the
subject. and report before the fall cleo
tons, finds that the tariff has nothing
TO do with what we eat, drink or wear.
Such assurances may alleviate the ache,
which the unsatished demands OF nature
creates.
Across the river from Detroit is the
town Of Windsor, in Canada, where a
suit of clothes, on which there is no tariff
can be bought for $40, the same suit in
Detroit costing not less than S2s.
The following table contains a sample
OF the difference in the cost of living IN
the two towns, separated BY a stream OF
water half mile wide. to-wit:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15

shall f. Zimmerman, w. H. Cannon,
George S. Martz, John E. Rothenhoefer,
John Korrell, Harry T. Burrier and
Cornelius Wachter.
Observation-Disclosures c. Ahalt, NJ. R.
B. Rice, George House, Grayson Bowlus.
Lnther c. Pry, Everett f. McDade, Geo.
B. Arnold, William B. Guyton, George
Zecker, Benjamin E. Butts, Charles
Sigler and Ira K. Young.
Ballenger.-Harlan Beard, Asa B.
Rem and Lewis B. Hargett
Braddock.-I. Allen Grumbine. VIM
P. Hotter, Charles B. Grove, Henry
Roberts. Charles King and William NJ.
Stockman.
Walkersville.- Sidney H. Wachter,
II. f. Zimmerman. William Green, Ben
jamin r. Lane, Hiram Staley, J. c.
Main, J. H. Stautfer, John A. Nicode-
mus, L. A. Wachter, David S. Hedges,
William H. Sheely, Charles w. Glenn,
J. William Cramer, James W. Smith
and S, r. Burrier.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15

PNESIDEN TAFT has disappointed gen.
eTal public expectation in appointing
George Otis Smith as the temporary head
OF the new Bureau OF Mines instead of Or.
!. \. Holmes. Both Smith and Holmes
are members of the Geological Survey.
but Holmes was Endorsed BY slxtv.two
Of the seventy Senators present when the
bill was passed. BY the chairmen and
members OF both the Senate and House
Committees on Mines and Mining. bv the
mine workers organizations, By both
anthracite and bituminous coal operators
and BY John HAYS Hammond and other
big mining engineers. He has been at
the head OF the technologic branch of the
Geological Survey since il was organized,
which branch is to be made over into the
new bureau. No question has been raised
as to the fitness for the position. Ii is
alleged that the selection of DR.. Holmes
was not made because it would have been
dlsiaSieful to Secretary Ballinger. This
allegation, however. We can hardly credit.
The salary OF the Director of the Bureau
of Mines Is fixed at 5000. To put it in
working order $500. 600 was appropriated
for the tirst year.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
Frederick City Hospital.

The Frederick City Hospital Associa.
ton held its monthly meeting on Tues
day last, with good attendance. Dur
ing the month of June 81 patients were
treated; 20 admitted; % discharged and
: died, remaining, II. OF these as were
iull pay; part pay. and II free. After
transacting considerable business amer.
tanning TO matters of the hospital the
association adjourned.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15

Mr.. OGDEN ARMOUR, beef magnate,
declares that the American housekeepers
cannot expect TO get cheaper food
until the next crop of corn and of cattle
shall be marketed. Mr.. Armour is a
wise man in his generation but il is safe
to say that there will never be cheaper
living in this country until there shall be
new crop OF statesmen PUT in control Of
the Government. So long as We persist
in boosting the prices of commodities by
levying custom house taxes on the i'm
portation of competing commodities We
shall live in fenced round costly pro
tective" paradise OF our own creation.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
Why Seek the Nomination.

To the Democratic H7feyS Of TIE Sirtk
Congressional District
GENILEMEN:-l desire TO be your can
didate for Congress this fall Two years
ago. through the kindness Of the Demo
cratic party. was given the Congress
sional nomination. Youf strong efforts
IN my behalf, and the earnest canvass
made. resulted in reducing former ma
joriues of 1900 and 5000 against our
candidates in this district to about 500
votes. feel safe in saving that il you
will again give me the nomination. and
the same earnest support | received two
years ago, we will be successful at the
coming election.
Inviting your support in this matter, |
am. very respectfully.
DAVID ]. LEWIS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
Liberty Road Taken Over.

The State Road Commission has taken
over the Liberty road. which extends
from the city limits of Baltimore to the
Carroll county line. This was done at
the suggestion of Governor Crothers upon
the terms proposed by citizens of Balti-
more county. The tollgates on the road
VIII be abolished. The residents along
the road are arranging for barbecue to
celebrate the abolition of the tollgates,
and the Governor has been invited. lam
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
Declared Incompetent.

A jury de lunatico inquirendo was con-
Quoted by Sheriff Grimes upon the per
son OF Margaret Brown. colored. who has
been an inmate of Montevue Hospital for
some years. She was formerly of EN-
mitsburg. The jury decided that she was
incompetent to take care of her estate.
]. NJ Reifsnider of Westminster. Arthur
ID. Willard and ID. Princeton Buckley
were the attorneys in the case.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
Emmitsburg to Have Electric
Service.

Efforts are being made IN Emmitsburs
TO locate an electric plant to supply cur.
rent Tor the use of the town. Local con-
sumers, after careful canvass among the
residents, found over fifty who expressed
desire to use electricity. The citizens
OF the town are very solicitous in regard
to the matter, and they expect to con.
summate business in the near future.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
winchester's Vote on Liquor.

A,special from Winchester, Va. dated
July 9Th, says: A petition signed by
large number of voters of this city. was
presented in the Corporation Court here,
BY repres entatives of the liquor interests,
and Judge T. w. Harrison, sitting for
Judge VIM. Fl. Atkinson, who is in fixed
August 9Th, as the date Of the election.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15

While fishing in the canal between the
mill and elevator of the plant OF B. P.
Champion & Co. Brunswick, Arlington
Hsller, aged twelve years. son of Amos
B. Halter. was caught on and wound
around the shaft running between the
two places and horribly mangled, death
resulting soon after he was removed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15

JULY TERM, 1910.
In the matter OF the Auditors Report. filed
the Sth day of July 1910
ordered, That on the 30th day of JuIv
1910, the Court will proceed to act upon the
Report of the Auditor, fled as aforesaid in
the above cause, to finally Tatify and confirm
the same. unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown befo said day; provided copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper Ia b.
lished in Frederick County, for twos ccessive
weeks prior 10 said day.
Dated Sth day of July 1910.
HARRY W. BOWERS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick County
True Copy-Test:
HARRY W. BOWERS,
Renj F. Reich Clerk.
John 5. Newman
Solicitors. july l53t.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15

An attractive metal sign has been erect
ed in front Of the window of the furniture
store Of {. C. Carly, East Patrick street.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
Divorce Granted.

Mrs. Kate Nation, through her at
torney Samuel A. Lewis, has been
granted divorce vinculo matrimonii,
from her husband, Robert Lee Nation.
She is also given the custody OF their
minor child, Charles Russell Nation.
The plaintiff resides in this city, and the
defendant in York, Pa.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
ORDER NISI on AUDIT.
No. sSlS Equity.

In the Circuit Court for Frederick County
sitting in Equity.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15

Henry Williams and Benjamin F. Reich TINS.
tees under he will Of Charles w. Hoffman.
deceased, on Petition.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15

George A. Pearre has returned from a
western trip.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15

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oNAhaANt lOAAA IVY j. -. VIC. w
Weller, James lSanogle, Phares E. Buhr-
man, Frank. w. Fraley, Samuel Domer.
George n. BuSsard. John S. Fraley,
John erosion and John T. Brice.
Jackson.-Franklin B. Routzahn, Ter
emiah ID. Rice Daniel c. Harshman.
William H. Hartsock, James E. Gaver,
John +. Gaver. d. !. Wachtel. John
HORNE. DR.. II. Hoke, William Brandon
burg, William Leatherman. William
n. Summers, D. Ripley Keller. Elmer
Shank, l.. Lemuel Doub, Charles Myers.
Oliver NJ. Smith and Edward !, Moser.
townsville. Edward o. Morris. !. l..
Hartsock, Joseph NJ Rooms, D. o.
Saylor, d. NJ. DevilbisS, F. H. Sidwell,
Reuben Saylor. Caleb T. Grossnickle.
George Sager. W. II. Wolf. George E.
Bohn. A. Henry Norris. Adam Etzler.
Roy Gardner. A. d. Schaeffer. I. w.
Smith, George w. Brandenburg, !. K.
Grossnickle, William F. Keeier and
David W. Stitely.
Woodville.-H. III. Young, Charles
SCHNEIDER. Charles Price, A. S. Vansant,
P. ]. Kimmel, John d. Eader, w. H.
Clay. w. Herbert Hood. Emory Wah-
ner, J. l.. Wilson, !. II. Spurrier, c. II.
Monkey, A. A. Peddicord, L. I. Maisel
and John L. Sundergill.
Linganore. A. Eury. Harry
Sutely. John A. Biddiager. Martin c.
Devilbiss, A. s. Alexander, D. A. Dud-
derar, William Poole, Davis A. Byers
and ]. V. Leaman.
Lewistown = John Hill. E. David
Bowers. Walter L. Wiles. ID. r. Wach-
ter, Eathan A. Wachter, John F. Shelly,
I. E. r. Miller. Howard P. Ramsburg.
Allen I. Wachter, Jesse Gladhill. Levi.
|. Hamrick, Charles A. Rice. K. !. Eng
lish and Fl. F. Leathernan.
Iuscarora. = Charles J. Smith. NJ.
Howard Angleberger, Charles c. Martz,
Thomas NJ. Stull, John Wachter, Mar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-27
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 27.-Wheot prices fell off
in the carly trading here today. tho
opening figures being from Is to 70 low
er. The principal bearish Factors were
foreign cables, telling OF a weaker mar
kct at Liverpool. larger arrivals In tho
northwest and weather more favorable TO
transportation, The range i'm the first
hour was between Y and Y with ten
dency toward an advance as tho offerings
were absorbed. May sold up to l.lo1s
from llOM after opening $gl2 to q
ak lower. at 1.lo74 to l.l0S
Large arrivals and weather prospects
bearIsh effect at the start In the corn
pit An Improvement In the cash de-
mand In the first hour changed an initial
decline of from about u to Is TO net
sold up from 6S% to 67h, Opening fig
ures for May were lS to u lower at 657
to 66A.
Oats also showed decline at the open
Ing. falling of from i to 9s Commission
houses led in the selling In the first
hour the trade kept within narrow lin
Its, the offerings being readily absorbed
and approximately rs of the initial deal-
ings decline being regalned, May sold
up to 47@M after opening b8h lower
at AZ to 1913
A good demand for lard and pork from
commission houses advanced provisions
in the early today pork ranging
from 10 TO Doc. higher and lard ad-
vancing from 2ls to 2ec while ribs wero
up &C Moderate receipts of live hogs
continued and traders declared that mar
ket conditions have not changed despite
the widespread protest against high food
prices and the recent liquidation OF long
provision lines, Opening figures for the
May products We're; Pork. 20 S. to 3-9o;
lard. lilo TO II. y. and ribs. u.32ls.
Wheat-Thc market was nervous
through the session May moving
up from 1.lokG Il to Liz on q rally
late In the day. The close was strong.
with May * up at 11lh@&.
Corn-The market kept within a mar
row range. fluctuations not exceeding y
to y The close was firm Mt practically
the high points OF the session with May
up u at SIS.
Closo-Whcat-Jan-. LIPS May. luE
q q; July. LOIS; Sept. T%.
corn-Jnn:, eass May, 67'S; July. 6S5s "a
o.. Sept. 657s.
oats-Jan.. SIS: May. a7a%: July. 1885;
FoTk-Jan., @5O; May, s.sns; July
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