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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
The Treasury Statement

For 2 great many years. until Ire pres
ent Administrator 20. C3EItoT-so + seated
t1 the saddle saws the Ps-E1s.c sE-
ksrJEE. tEe Treasury published monthly
9 sal ens-t o. receipts from three sources.
customs. internal revenue and -lisCe.l an
e1us and The expenditures among the
various branches Of N public service
The figures wc-- given i0- tile month ius-
closed. and since the beginning Of tn.
Iscal rear. HI-- Ire corresponding figures
for ire previous year 50 that comparisons
were easy
Secretary Ns-b eagh did not Ike the
looks Of tnes- ststements-snC = good
many other people didn't. ei,her-and ne
discontinued them The Treasury De-
psrtueuc now from time to time fixes Up
? statement that /. likes the looks OF Il
Is more important that Il should icOk good
than that il should impa-t useful iniormz-
ton
4 statement has Just been issued Tor
Inc nrst year o. the pIeselt tariI Law. Il
does not cover a fiscal year. nor does Il
end with the end OF any month. CoHse-
gaeutly 10 comparisons are possible ex-
Cept those supplied BY the department.
ms statement says
Hence the Payne-AidriCh law pro-
cUced in IFS first year q revenue greater
BY SIS. oCo. eco than the sum collected IN
any other year VI ouT national life. except
in 1871.
But this IS plainly a misstatement. for
the revenue referred 70 IS the total ordi-
nary revenue Of the Government. inCIud-
liz internal revenue and miscellaneous
items. The internal revenue for the wear
arbitrarily selected By the Treasury De-
Par.men'. for The evident purpose Of
tortlil ilg the tariff law against the attacks
which are becoming Serious. showed an
increase u very. nearly So. ooo 900 over
the preceding year The corporation tax
welded Slightly more than 81. 900. go.
Miscellaneous receipts the past year were
s. 10000 less than the year before
Deductlug this from the increase In inter
nal revenue and the new corporation tax,
the gam in revenue other than from Gus
toms Is IS. goo CoO- The customs ColleC-
tons exceeded those Of the previous wear
BY SIS 100. ooo. not much more than q
third q the aggregate increase which the
text Of the statement credits 10 the PAYNE
Aldrlch law. The corporation TX IS &
part OF the customs collections. BOT the
internal revenue taxes are entirely dis
tinct.
This statement. made up for the first
year Of the Payne-Aldrich law. IS issued
partly because the Administration teels II
necessary TO do something to combat the
notorious unpopularity OF this law. and
partly because larger surplus revenue
can be shown for the year ending August
8 than for the year ending Tune 20. In
stead Of being simply Treasury state
ment. It IS campaign document. u will
not serve IFS purpose. As the Pavne-
Aldrich tariff IS attacked for not reducing
taxation, evidence that il imposes in
creased taxation will not meet any OF the
objections 10 H.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
THE MIDDLE WEST IN REvO-
TON.

The primary elections in Kansas and
ne proceedings Of the Republican State
Convention in Iowa indicate the chzrzc-
ter OF the political revolution in that vast
region Of the Middle West extending
tom Ohio 10 the Rocky Mountains.
Sc sharp IS the division between the
Progressive and Resctionary elements in
that region ss 10 constitute two separate
and hostile parties Even though the
Democrats should fail TO obtain q major
~ N the National House OF Repre-
scntstlyes toi which there is small dan
ger ne administration will Be LEFT in .
woeiul minority. unable TO elect Speaker
or turn ( wheel Of Legislation without the
consent OF the opposition.
There IS 10 question that the autocrstic
rule o. Speaker Cannon. with the o,iose
assent OF the Reactionsrv majority. has
is contnbutory share in the revolution
II the Middle West This IS partially
revealed in Kansas, where the greatest
maJOrIucS Of the Insurgents are in Con
greSslOnal Districts in which the veteran
Speaker OF the House personally entered
into the campaign But in the Iowa
convention, with its Progressive majority
o. nearly 500 members. neither Cannon
Ism, nor the Ballinger -Pinchot contro-
versy cuts any figure All Of the pro
ceecIngs-the speeches Of Senators Cum
MINIS and Deliver and the resolutions
turn around the one issue before the
Psyne-AldHCh tariff. When people are
, IN earnest they have no time OF thought
10 waste on side issues.
IN Democratic circles some slances
HeTe ana there are cast aSkanse al this
revolution. and The question IS asked as
10 rs practical effects on the welfare or
me American people. Ii IS said that the
Insurgents can accomplish nothing with
out the aid OF the Democratic party. and
that they should. therefore, help the
Democrats 10 victory
BY the same token II may be said that
the Democratic party can accomplish
no'alng without the help OF the Insur-
gents When It comes TO cutting down
tle tariff the Democrats and Progress
ives are two blades OF the same pair OF
shears
W hen the Insurgents Of the West de-
clare that they are as good Protectionists
IS the ResCtionaries and that the Demo
cratic idea Of q tariff for revenue only. =
IS Obsolete. this though sincerely
uttered. may be regarded as political
tactics Words aud phrases are some
times a potent as all army Of banners
and the word Protection. even as AID
rich and Cannon constru- /, still pos
sesses too much charm 10 b hastily
abandoned. But what is the odds when
those who call themselves Pro,ectiouis.5
and those Who favor tariff for revenue
only. meet on common ground 10 pull
down tn Bastile Of the Trusts in the
Payae-Aldrich Ace
The main consideration IS that this
I politic0-eCOGomic revolution will 20 on
forward TO the accomplishment Of is
end. without much regard 70 the names
which the participants may give them
selves.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
THE DEMOCRATIC ERA.

In reviewing the career Of Mr. Car
Isle the New York Iyi5HHe refers TO the
fact that for sixteen years out Of twenty
between 1873 and 1895 the Honse OF
Representatives was Democratic, and
il mentions the great Democrats who
were prominent in conducting the bust
ness Of the House Of Representatives
during those years when the Democrats
carried four Congressional elections out
Of every five.
There were giants in those day"
Most Of them are dead. and most OF
those had been retired TO private life By
the POpulist invasion Of the Democracy
before they died. They have had few
successors. because the conditions ander
which the Democratic party acted have
not Of ate wears been conducive 10 the
production OF great men. Great Dem
oCTais have been LEFT Al home and have
been replaced BY very little Democrats
and men with strong Populistic leanings-
What was the difference between the
Democratic party that carried four Con
gressIOnsl elections out Of every FIVE
elected the President tW1Ce and q one
time even dislodged the Republicans
from the control OF the Senate. and TIE
Democratic party that has not CARED
{ House Of Representatives OF anything
else eXcep, q local election he-e and
there. In the earlier period tte party
was tue 20 the great Democratic lssueS
u = revenue tsrI ard TIE s--lcc lz-l-a-
non 81 Federal powers II ne IA----
period = great part a re D-uuc-z-s
have followed - lead o u=1 40
lanser-C after - .ieSh1o.S Of Esvu-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
State Politics.

George M. smith has Withdrawn as
candidate in the Fifth Distric,. Fnos
Raw now s-De4Ts 10 b the LEADING -a--
d.date. followed closeIv BIZ Cbsriss n
STANLEY. The well known LAWYER and
banker OF Laurel. Raw has the sy1g5-r
OF Senator German
!af.e- Ruthless efforts 10 induce Edward
v. Allen and Robert C,arrst 10 ,-v con-
cIu-i5ns wiki Mr.. Talbot. Vim B. Baker
formerly State Senator MAS fua,y -s---
>usded 10 scc-D. the no-1;rz,io- M
Baker once defeated Mr.. Talbot br,
there Is hardly ? possi.,'- chance Tor him
at his time. Congressman Coyinytou
wiIl be nominated ard his chances Of s,,C-
cess are bright in the Isl Dis,ric,
Ex-Sta,e Senator lanes Young was -i,4
first Of the candidates for the D@r-o~rsfj,-
nomination in the srd District To fi'e his
papers and make t14 required Ia0oei-
with the Supervisors or F1ecfior,s Te.,,As
NeOuate has also fled his psD4rs and j.
Is EE-lv Senator Co7dv Will follow srii- in
a few DAYS. Tne fight in his distri~, X
an interesting one I'm, the chances So,
70 favor Nr. Young. behind whom he
bulk 81 the ORGANIZATION workers bsve
conferred. This with his nersoraI ,7or,,-
la-itv and strength ard wali-tror,-,
qualifications. qiyes hin, = bio advsntsga
oyer the other Candidates
In the 9Th District the GILL inthio,,-,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12

We are pleased to note that the bust
ness interests and our City Fathers. after
a conference, agreed upon the conditions
permitting the Frederick Railroad to lay
tracks down Market street. the principal
thoroughfare OF the city. and the Board
TO promptly grant the franchise asked for
with the proper safeguards inserted there
in, clearly demonstrated that they mani
fest 4 progressive policy in managing the
affairs Of the city. When dealing with
corporations too much care cannot be
taken in protecting the rights Of the city
to control the public thoroughfares, and
nothing should be granted which will
give any corporation privileges which
may enable them in the future to defy
public sentiment.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.

The battleship Delaware has started
of on her final tlals.
The enlisted strength Of the Army dur
ing the fiscal year was approximately,
S., 900 men.
Colonel Roosevelt has not indicated to
General Grant whether he will visit Pine
Camp. New York. to attend the army
maneuvers.
a. d Clafiin. manager OF the Harvard
Aeronautical Society aviation meet. TO be
held September ) to IS, has selected a
site on Dorchester Bay. Mass. for the
flying contests.
w. A. c. Johnson, cashier of the
Packers National Bank, was shot and
seriously wounded near his home, in
South Omaha. He is believed to be the
victim Of holdup.
Judge f Fl. Sullivan. Of Spokane.
Washington, says he is going to live to be
100 years old and that he believes that
members of the human race will live TO
be 400 or 500 years old in time.
Four committees of Western railroads
are preparing memorial to be presented
- the Interstate Commerce Commission
in Chicago which will bring the question
of government ownership squarely up to
the federal authorities.
Conditions of life in the bituminous
coal fields OF Western Pennsylvania re-
tard the assimilation of foreigners and at
same time are not conducive to a stable
form of family life Such is the view of
the Immigration Committee, OF which
Senator Dillingham;, of Vermont, is
chairman
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12

better than Senator Aldrich about the
waste Of the peoples money-nobody
has done more TO Cypress the people BY
tire most unjust taxation than this same
Senator Aldrich.
Il was this same Senator Aldrich who
raised the tariff on rubber to benefit
himself and his rubber company. It
Vas this same Senator Aidrich that
raised the tariff on the cotton goods.
that the people have to pay in order that
the rich syndicates could sell millions
Of dollars worth Of bonds that they had
issued-and did this in the face Of the
facts that the cotton goods manuiact-
urers had stated before the committee that
they did not want any increase in the
duty
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
CANNONISM

The Democratic party stands f5r a re-
duc,ioa in the tarif 50 that the working
people vii save some m0ney. and not 10
have 70 spend all o. iheir earnings for q
small amount O. food and clothing. that
The present tariff has worked a great
hardship upon the people Is unques;ion-
able Manufacturers say people are
fearing less clothing. and amusement
oan@rs say they are seeking less ENJOY
m=ut THey ca1no; afford il Where
previously a@nzr 81 moderate means win
family could aFo-d 10 se-d them 10
some country place II sumner for wee.-,
al are now compelled 10 stay a. home.
Foo5 and clothing Is about al they can
gel
Czuronsm ir he House i the riga,
bower n tie Interests vh5-a desire 10 see
she ;a-5 sc1e5u-=s continued Is a pes
e1- Tae complete overthrow o. Can
rc1-sn IS oa.y possible sth Demo
c-zdc House. AMI L the SIKH District
se1is D-m1c-z.ic Representative taiz
;aI 70 tie House Ire voters q the dis
t--t Ri.i b= c9.-s rs al tas peop,e OF IL
county aiI b- dong mzna=s,iuE t5-i-
d.zr.=asl-= al the a-i0a of the Republ-
can parry in passing such tsrE bill
R=pors E5l ali pans u tae country IL
d.-zt@ ira. a D.nocraGc House K 1o-
only . possibility bur very E91t pr5as-
uiH.y Tne-= IS H.i-h dissatisfaction In
re Eastern S;z.es. II Tie Middle safes
.he Middle W=s. and Northwestern
States. and tl=re IS open r=vot a. lie
Republican parry. . mu-h - hat t1e
7ar-y Itself IS spin v-a cissens.o1s and
STRIFE Iowa .est week br1ug-- o.; a
Republican progressive platform. and e
fused 70 nominate several o. me regulars
who had voted tor high ts-.5. With
Champ ~ls-s Is speaker d the next
House i Can AZ lezs- Put ID 10 the Senate
9 ;a-.E bill that tle Senate would Esye 30
pass or merit forever the Condemnation
Of the american p-oPie
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
NO LAGGARD DEMOCRATS

The campaign :o- Congress which IS
just now being entered upon Is the mos,
important from a partisan standpoint
since The memorable struggle or 1876 i
IS tie frs, time since then fla, the Demo
crs-s s,at in Hith>s even chance with
tHelr Republican opponents
There mus; BE 10 lagzard Democrats
this year Esery speaker Of prominence
VIII Be expected 70 take the stump in the
interest ottae Democrati-al Congressional
Candidates. The main issues are plain.
and there IS no difference Of opinion about
essentials such as our Republican friends
are plagued with
Il Is pieassu; 20 note that such an emf
ueut Democrat ss Governor Austin L.
Cro,bers. q Maryland. has lately declared
that when the speaking campaign opens.
he will take of his coat and use his
best efforts for the Democratic candidates
in close Congressional districts. Those
al0 know the striking s.v,s Of Governor
Cro-hers and his power as a political
speaker VIII noi Be surprised to hear Id,
already th=re IS grea, demand ior his
services 70 uphold ta= banner Of Democ-
rscy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12

TuE dastardIy attack on His Homer.
Mayor Gayuo- d N-w York. which
occurred on Tuesday morning last. Is de-
piored by every lzw-abiding citizen in this
country The would be assassin is
shiftless. dls95edient and incompetent
sorehesd VINO was deposed only after
many r-primsnds Of his dereliction Of
duty. Mayor Cayaor is desperately
wounded, but there are strong hopes Of
his recovery. He IS a man Of strong will
power, and this fac. viii favor his coudi-
ton. He IS public-spirited man, and
from humble life rose to one of promi-
hence. He is the avowed enemy OF the
CRATER and those who do not in every re-
spect fill the Offices to which they have
been appointed. He is recognized not
only as one Of the ablest iurists OF the
country but statesman with few superb
ors
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
Starved.

Ascum-I saw your wife at the dance
last night She certainly did look mag
nifcent. By the way old man, you are
rather thin, are you not9
Muttley-I guess am. You see. we
went to house keeping recently and
arranged with my wife to give her a
certain allowance each week to provide
for the table and buy clothes for herself.
Catholic Standard and Times.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
RETRENCEMEET AND RE
FORM


Ire election i1 November q his YEAR
for Representatives p Congress, IS Of
m3re ihaa ordinary importance even s5r
. Congress an. e.ec.91 aLcrs1 hey
zre always 'a- uost' important elections
TIE "ice spread r7..sFsz. coalitions
whica are a7H pz=t1E II oss- lie
entire country .7 certainly conclusive
evidence faz- oe-t 10 convince tie
most partisan 7.=- @. ~ d1,E % Use
hiS PoRer p n --7r.9- % ca-t lis vote
70 re -Hi=-e5- d. 7ett@r @1e sa1er gov
erHmen. ia i1- interest o. all Ia=re IS
an overwhelming a-4 imp ra'.s= demand
i5F TelT-n-aTe7- and r-.5-n 81 ne sc-
miai5,rato7 Of The s1fe-n1enL I7ls
imperative demand Is r9- r9.--ca. IN Tie
se1se Cd the as--at " tie one party and
the victory % the o'ae-- Il IS 7o1-pc..i-
iczl and ao1-aa-,isaa- There has never
been an election 81. Ire nation e'-=1 MS
condition VS. - apparent IS q me
PI19-t-t ---' --- c-T -- con
Tictio1 q - Democratic parry 1-i z; IS
a. he conF-r.i11 q. thousands g. Re-
Pu5Aca1s % every safe p t1= Union
Ms con. i-t-51 o FMS CLASS g. Eep1o +
cans Is - ro- 1=-als= they are inclined
70 p Democrats. because i1eT are Hot.
i Is noi because taey have ceased 70 BE-
NePH5h-47s 7=1ans@ ia-y have Ho-
case - - EeP-1icans Inc cause
'ia' ''1' @---@ --s'a IS -@ei's' ilan any
pS'--77" p p...-a- '-e-@.io1s. la-
cause o. Insurgency ~ the Republican
pan. IS tH= VIDE spread -a-7-s and COR
'-l.',- 30 -'e administration Of IRE GOV
eFam-n-
q '''--'1' e--- 'l-.' a.i1oasA Hoi 7a-i
- ,''e- ''''-' -1..'f li.,-o ne people IN
N- --'- o. ssa. 7-H hundred ana
N' s- pr, Cl-te-@i-- "@S
o ''i ''-a=- ne .ss-- men
41 '-il-1I- 4"7 pee
'--- ''.A'---- { eaanSe-
~ .''- D22ss s'o-'-
-''-7- Ole
a- ~5l''@''-
49, - - aug 7'.'l- 4 e neea To-
-. ''''' '.-'-'' more en-
- men
- ~ = . '7' 90 -- vas III ne
- .'-.''-' 7- ana e.s my
- .-'-'-7 %. '.'s government
-. ~ -''-- '-' 'o-- % @--a' 'neF
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
Strategy.

Her Husband-My dear. how did you
happen to employ such pretty nursery
girl?
His Wife, didn't happen to do it.
! did it because wanted the children to
have police protection when they are in
the park or on the street.-.ScrabS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
A New Humiliation.

Did YOU have any trouble with the
customs people when you came home9'
YES, replied Mrs Crumrox, that
horrid appraising person insinuated that
some of the things that we brought over
were not worth as much as we paid for
themp'- Washington Star.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
Political.

Mr.. Fl. Dorsey Etchison, Democratic
candidate for Congressional honors, is
spending the week in Alleganey and
Garrett counties.
Hon. George A. Pearre was in this
city on Tuesday last, meeting his many
friends and looking over the field for
the coming primaries. He left for Mont
gomery county on Wednesday last,
where he will deliver an address at a
picnic at Gaithersburg.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12

Father SAYS you can't come to see
Edna any more" remarked the small
boy to his big sisters admirer. "W-why
not'" stammered the young man in sur
prise. Because. explained the Young
ster, he says you come every night in
the week now, and il would be impossible
to come any more. Sees' = Chicago
Meas,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
More Interesting.

Fair Girl-My father made his fortune
when he was young man. Would YOU
like to know how he did it?
Gallant Youth-Not particularly; but |
would like to know if he still has it,
Catholic Meas.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
The Feud Still On

Ethel-Maud SAYS that she is ready
to make up, if YOU are.
Kate (snappishly Tell her that I'd be
ready to make up. too. If had com
plexion as muddy as hers Boston
transcript.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
In the Year 1000.

Any Of your ancestors come over in
the Mayfiower?'
No; we don't date that far back. But
am descended from one of the men who
went over to meet Roosevelt. - Courier
Journal
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12

Crabbers of Oxford, Bellevue and
Broad Greek are on strike against the
packers at Oxford and Bellevue. They
claim they work more hours day than
any laborers in the State. Their pay was
cut from 81 to So cents a barrel August 1.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12

.M1Hu<<

u WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY : AZ not IN
FAVOR OF NEGRO CITIZEN
SHIP.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12

Rev Louis E. Dennis Of Rocton m
is spending q few days with friends in n;
city. 'D'
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12

School teachers for Howard county
we're appointed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GARBAGE.

GARBAGE.
sealed proposals for the removal OF the e,,
oage from the streets aud alleys Of FredeTias
ara invited for the coming year. beyinninss
September }. 1910. and must be FLED with H.
City Register not later than : D. M.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Il, 1910
Each bid, must be accompanied with or.
titled chsck for $500. drawn, PAYABLE 10 Tobn
Z. ~che'l, Mayor. which cheek viii be .rfats
and become the property Of the city if 10
successful bidder does not execute The eop.
tract and give the requiled bond, with safis
factory security within six DAYS after m,
acceptance Of the bid.
The Board Of Aldermen reserves the right
TO reject any or all bids and will not neess
sariiv be confined 10 the lowest bidder if m
interests Of the city 50 require
JOHN EDWARD ; HE'LL.
u. A. McCaffrey. yIsyo,
Cit! Reg 'stsr. aug. l2U
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
sras- - ssgezHEs G FstscIs sAVe-Hss
G. III. BAUGHMAS & son.

me price Of THE CITIZEN i $40 the gear.
strictly IN advance. This price has prevailed
si1cs August SE1. Ess4-
whilst The CITIZzS j. Arss o. al q politl-
"a! asEspzper. AID the recognized organ Of
me De1aoc-z-le party IL Frederick County, Il
also aims 70 give al the important locsl ue1Ts
.n1 selected unsseel lsnssJ-s reading matter q
cierssg 70 az nasmbsrs Of The family.
Cjomm1aicz tons On Interesting subjects are
.l-sys dssi rz1le and especially local news
from The eou-tv-
sign name q f1il fo- confidence auc ~rite
Saly or one SIDE q paper. sample copies
gladly sen, io snv address
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
BULLETIN NUMBER NJ
Causes Of the High cos4
Living-The Tariff and w.. "
Stocks.

STOCKS.
1t was conceded that the actual =,
Of the constituent properties Of - ssu.
Trust was not more than FIVE b,,n pee
million dollars. 1t watered Il "unoIei
issues TO nearly fifteen hundred ;gTaphl
or Just three times its reproduct;,,..n, '.llGns
In a former bulletin It was sbo,, value
the tariff gave it the power 10 rvsct la
half more in its prices here tbsr one
in Europe, and that il exerc;sad ! sod
power. which gave II an excessive lnR
profit Of sI67'345.ooo. ! give this s ts,
ment Of its tonnage and the tariff n p,a':
as follows: poa
TONS. TARIFP. pp
On 5,23I,366 {II.2o ton t..
On @,344793 7-S4 & up ;3z 800
On ee5, 794 2I.I6 ton II 1850
On 2,zSI,398 6.72 to SIo5 :, 300 300
On 2,29o,o7I ga & up % - 100 g
Total Tariff Proht..........sI6, -
Besides this tariff profit i, made .''.''
nal profit on its European nr;c.. HOi.
$4,000, 900. its entire profits heire =
345, 200. Its European profits w s1r1
have paid return Of S per gent on ,O W
real value Of its investment but with " y
tariff profits added il taxed the Am mar y
consumers enough 10 pay over "a
cent on its billion Of wa.e~.d SKI ~
besides its real investment. Ever ~.
il has been taking this gran NJ 9 om
eighty millions a year.
Do YOU know of am lust reason n.
an Aldrich and Cannon goyer1n...
should give Inc Steel Trust This n ,,,,''
to tax US, and undermine our -rosns.;.a
BY its high prices:
Pierce the tariff and the trusts.
Yours truly.
DAVID J. LEWIS.
Candidate for Congress,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12

SINCE OCTOBER 18TH, 1909
THIS BANK PAYS PER CENT
INTEREST UPON ALL SPECIAL
DEPOSITS.