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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.

The peary expedition to the South Pole
has been abandoned for this year
Daughters of the American Revolution
Endorsed the Francis Scott Key Cen
tennial To be held in Baltimore
The defense accuses Clifford Pin
chot and others OF a conspiracy 10 onst
Ballinger from the cabinet.
Many castles. races and creeds were
represented at the funeral of Mark
Twain.
Five hundred thousand bottles of beer
were DESTROYED by fire in the Anheuser-
Busch plant at Saint Louis, Mo.
Wellington Smith, millionaire, of Lee,
Massachusetts, had his neck broken by
the collapse Of folding bed.
Albert w Wolter, convicted of the
murder of Ruth Wheeler. was sentenced
To die in the electric chair at Sing Sing
the week beginning June 9th.
Ronald Amuudsen, the Arctic ex-
plorer plans to freeze the ship Fran i'll
the ice, and spend seven years drifting
across the North Pole.
George w. Rose. an assistant teller.
whose wages had been reduced, ended
his life in a vault OF the Jefferson Bank,
New York
The bones of Brigham Noung's first
mother-in-law. missing for two years,
were found at police headquarters, al
Salt Lake City,
Five sandal-tooted PasSionist nuns. the
first of their order to visit this country,
arrived in New York recently, from
CuVeto. Italy, on their way to PittSburs,
where they will establish foundation.
The PeuobScot Bay tragedy in which
seven young people of Washington, Bal
timore Philadelphia and Mount Holyoke
College lost their lives i'll August. 1905
is recalled by the finding OF human
bones in Scallop dragS.
The grand opera war between Oscar
Hammerstein aud the Metropolitan
Opera Company has ended by Hammer
stein retiring and dispoSiug of his opera
house, stars. conductors and operas to
the Metropol tan interests.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
FREDERICK CITY MUNICIPAL
l. BONDS FOR SALE. ~
INTEREST AT AZ PER CENT.

By an Act of the General Assem- bl,,
of Maryland, passed at its January seq
sion, A. D., 1910, The Mayor and Aide.
men of Frederick was authorized and
empowered to issue and sell bonds for =
sum OF money not exceeding Sixty-Four
Thousand, Two Hundred and Ffv
Dollars, (S64, 25o.oo), for the purpose
of bonding its floating indebtedness
In pursuance of said authority, an ordi-
nance of The Mayor and Aldermen Of
Frederick, was passed and approved on
the 2Sth day of April, A. d 1910,
providing for the issue and sale of cou-
pom bonds Of The Mayor and Aldermen
of Frederick TO the amount of Sixty
Four Thousand Dollars, 1854 ooooo1.
said bonds to bear date Of May Ist.. A.
D., 1910, each payable forty years after
date TO bearer, redeemable, however. at
the pleasure of the Mayor and Alder
men of Frederick, at any time after the
expiration of twenty years from their
respective dates; and said bonds shall
bear interest in the meantime at the rate
of four and one half per cent. per an.
mum, payable semi annually, at the Cit
liens National Bank, in Frederick
Maryland, on the first day of NAV, and
on the first day of November in each
and every year, according to the tenor of
the coupons attached thereto and said
bonds shall be issued in the following
denominations forty-four bonds of one
thousand dollars each, and forty bonds Of
five hundred dollars each; said bonds
shall be sold for cash. current money. for
not less than their par value, to the highest
responsible bidder or bidders; and said
bonds are exempt from municipal and
county taxation, IN Frederick County,
as provided in said Act of Assembly.
Any and all persons desiring to pur-
chase said bonds, or any part thereof, are
requested to leave with the City Register.
at the Mayors office. in the City Hall
Building, in Frederick City, sealed pro-
posal or bid in writing signed by him,
her or them, for the purchase of said
bonds. or any part thereof And each
proposal or bid shall be accompanied
with certified check payable to The,
Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick in an
amount equal to five per cent. Of the
amount specified in said bid; and any
purchaser or purchasers in addition to
the price bid for SAID bonds shall pay the
accrued interest thereon from May Ist.
A. d. 1910, and the time of delivery to
him, her or them and payment by him,
her or them for any bonds awarded, on or
before Monday the 25rd day of May, A. d.
1910, on which day at the hour OF eight
O'Clock P NJ. The Mayor and Aldermen
of Frederick will convene in the room Of
the Board of Aldermen, at the CITY Hall
Building, in Frederick City. for the pur-
pose of opening said sealed proposals or
bids. and considering the sale OF said
bonds; and The Mayor and Aldermen Of
Frederick hereby reserve the right 10 re-
ject any or all bids.
The MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
OF FREDERICK, BY
GEORGE EDWARD SMITH. Mayor.
MICHAEL A. MCCAFFREY,
apl. 2e-5t] City Register.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
Middletown Tnzeaeensd By Fire.

N'Ic'e,own ua--CEly escaped : GISss-
Sr0OS coSH&Sr2tl0o. wa1=r rhas washhoase
attached 70 The large frame boarding
house and cortscsions-v Of " Gavsr.
opposite the VALLEY Savings Bank and IL
the business cec;er Of tte town. vg,s dis
covered IL be IN fans
When the TIRE company reached the
scene the iD,srior 81 the building was
rOST5rs furnace apd the rOof wssS already
SblSse, A stream ot water MAS turned
On Jus, II TIME 10 prevent the main build
ing from ignisiug,
The Opera House. near BY. was
crowded at the TINE wsth school children
aud osbevS celebrating Arhor Day. and
the noise u ,he fCe apparatus and the
smoke drifting In through the windows
almost caused & panic, The tire started
fToSn sparks tvom 4 furnace isuislUy some
paper.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
Mr.. Lewis NJ. Motter Dead.

Mr. Lewis Martin Motter, one of the
oldest residents of Frederick county, died
April 27 at his home at Emmitsburg, of
general debility.
Mr.. Motter was o5 years old on Febru-
airy 6 last. He was a man of remarkable
vigor, but for some months past he had
been feeble.
Mr. Motter was lifelong resident of
Emmitsburg, having been born in the
house in which he died, and which was
his home during his entire life. He form
erly was engaged in the tannery business
at Emmitsburg, and also owned several
farms He was at one time member Of
the Maryland House of Delegates.
Mr. Motter is survived by two sons
Rev. Isaac NJ. Motter, of Frederick, and
Mr. |. Edwin Motter. of Emmtsburg-
and two daughters-Mrs George B. Res
ser and Mrs. A. A. Hack, both Of En-
mitsburg.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
JUSTICE HUGHES.

10 is hard To say whether The transfer of
Justice Hughes To the Supreme Bench is
the more conspicuous for strengthening
the Judiciary or impoverishug politics.
saws the Philadelphia Hcc0tG. But the
position he takes is permanent, while he
was about to retire nom the Governor
ship without any further probabilities OF
political Carcer unless he should be nomi-
mated for the Presidency, which is / re-
mote contingency Tor custom will oblige
the patty To teuumnate the President IN
lql2, and Mr. Hughes Industrious enc
mics among the Republican politicians Of
his State would probably scare any
national convention lut of nominating
HIM,
MIR Hughes is a good lawyer. there
seems 10 be NO difference OF opinion i'll
professional circles OF his fitness for the
highest Court But law can be learned,
and sometimes il has been learned by
man after gong upon the Bench Gov
ernor Hughes has given evidence of
higher qualifications Tor the Supreme
Court than his knowledge of the law.
The Governor has proved himself TO be a
man of high principles and of moral cour-
age lie has been independent OF petty
partisan considerations.
Il the President had selected the Gov
enor without the slightest regard for the
well being OF the supreme Court. but for
ihs sole purpose 81 healing the schism in
b,S party in the largest State OF the Union.
be c,k,ld not have done better The re-
moNI ot the Governor from State politics
is = pcriec, godSend 10 the enemies for
the making OF which the country loves
Hughes and It makes easy the reunion
ol the reform and the utterly unregenerate
wings of the Republican party. TO that
extent it is a serious handicap 10 the
efforts of the Democrats to capture the
State, which were very promising because
OF the hatred entertained for the Hughes
element by all the working aud trading
and buying and selling Republican politi-
clans,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
Mr. wArnsr for Conrress.

RrainsgG II, W0Tusr. IL. cf NsuSsng-
ton. McrsScnesy cognsv. Is a candidate
scr The Serahiscan Congressional roz,fra-
tlor In this district Il succeed EcnrSSSnta-
TIVE George A. rearTe- His trends are
already scsivSlv AZ work N an ssSoxS to
coGsT0l sNe Montgomery co0usy ceass,s-
sso- 10 the r.oyil1ssfrtg cosfvsnsfor.
Mr. W2rrcs i SoG Of s. II Warner.
s.. vAo naSSss tight Tor the nomination.
eWc vezrS sgo but who w&S Gessa.sG n
Tic nominating ceaNSnsaoc. ater carrrtog
heS coGrsy IN she primaries ey i S1eSsan-
till majority over Representative Rssrrs.
He s a e1wyer. With ofSccS in NaShlrg-
toE. and IS sad - oe yoGng zsan Of
aAflSsv.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
Roehea OWNS MILDLY Hero.

His cas- S,Suss Elns, held SS GEAR BY
,ee average MILDLY = ehe frat IN, .; other
coGsSe useg. w2S Ssosen from NSjSAips,l2n
Ear =, NssSoC. gaSSsST-o2cS u the NAVY
sSosSs'i sea-l,. MALE hS az dyfrS by
it,cAeS, rara,y zsi, Sa3owsng the fatal IN
iUrl sustained oy hirn On She football field
IN the game wigh Nsl5aOova. IS, Ocgo6eS,
Accor>'yS - Naval Academy cSs;ori.
sae Class rlng, costing : pretty peEsf,V q
Tx AsSfS allowance. = bo~sh, oy Ssch
r,S,,~,v when h5s ci&SS has selected she
Gs>isr1 As 4 tribute . - game fSet
hes tSliaNS q The csSs pce>erssG Nilsson
~ my * Christmas present. The
disappearance q The r5cS ard watch sSS
caused great md sn&gSO0 that !, seems
6kSlV that the u,oSS severe pSnSlSS poSSs-
ese VIII he iDtiac-ed Il The guilt Il the
crSscS ) placed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
BALTIMORE THEATRES.
"THURsToN. AT FORp's.

Thurston, already established as a
favorite in Baltimore City, comes next
week with wonderful entertainment of
magical novelty. an array of 100 tricks,
many OF which bear the stamp of new
ness IN the realm of magic and mystery
in the mastery of which he now stands
alone.
This is the young magician's second
triumphant tour of the United States,
and his tremendous success veries the
Judgment of Kellar, who publicly said,
"rhurSton will become the greatest ma
gician that the world has ever known
He has this season more than 100
tricks and magical offerings with about
70 novelties. including The Lady and
the Lion, and the Arab Rope Trick. "
Maiinees will be given every day at
5 O'clock
The evening performance will begin at
SIS.
The evening prices will be IS cents to
500. All matinees IS cents, and so
cents for the best seats.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
FISLDlNG AVERAGES
company A Ranks High.

Col. Charles y. Gathers report Of the
annual inspection Of TIE Maryland r,;l;sfa
shows that Company 4. Of FreIerrck.
leads the rl-Ss regiment. wish ! Score 81
IS, being only fraction Of one per cent.
behind the ccmp&uv which IsaCss the
waole ArSg2de-C Company Il. ug the Fourth
Regiment. capturing that position. with
an average o. S>A
Co1lp2ny'S As high Standing and its
cloSenSSS - the company heading the
brigade are VeEy grasiNirS % the r,sua-
SSrS q the company and their fTIenSis~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
Farms SrirS Coed Prices in
Washington County.

Fsrr,,lsnSsS II WsSnsnstoo cOunsv sre
il Constant demand &rt riaov Ssles are
he5rg r,ate Al SOoG prices
Tne S&iSS tor toe seSS iacA1ie tie
fs~sossS io>n Ero~u t1uis es--,,. AZ Sarirle' :
M1noz. near H&-pSF'S Ferry. osne1 ay
Tax ColiSSsor D2risi ". NeScA8rG. nAo
Se1d she pl&ce. co1,sirins - acres, &C
&cres * ~hacA are q spclSse 70 Samuel
Mettenzv Co.'s. ct nSar Lelse5SnuSg. so-
81 asc. fr.ca1st-s TIE p~rSorsl rr0pSrsy.
Dsscsel A. TeCr,1S Sa,1 bss o. Es~2crs
s9-r-,. s~o rssleS wSss cf EsgsrSeo~n. %
S-soe E8Ssr. Of HssSrSco~r,. sor 81 go
LEAFS y. SySSceS. II fsgSrSe0@-. selG
~ eSrra IT - acres, 2iors tse Ciea-SrStaS
si@vwpsSe. - lcsSpa H. MtochSiI Scr S.
SecN-S
Dr. A. ) MSso1 sod rs 1rscS Business
rrvpersv IN Soasn TcczsAlR street. near
the CoHrthoose. y / Rro0Ss Lakfn ar
SrA~oc
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
Make Sure You're Counted.

John !. Stump, supervisor of census for
this district, asks the CITIZEN to publish
the coupon printed below, as means OF
bringing into communication with him
persons who may not have been seen by
the census enumerators. In letter to
the CITIZEN, Mr.. Stump says;
1.-The people OF each city are naturally
anxious TO have a correct population OF
their respective localities, and | take this
method of trying to find if the enumera-
tors have missed anyone
Mr. Stump asks that any person who
has not been enumerated, or has any
doubt about having been enumerated,
shall fill out the following coupon, and
mail it to John J. Stump, Supervisor OF
Census, Box 572, Cumberland, Md;
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
Governor Eugnss Nominated for
she supreme Bench.

President Tan sent She nsu,e os Gov
e-p0v Charles + Hughes II New lssk.
- eee SS0S.S. - Sstcce>ScS - The late
'vS,sce Brewer. q the Cni5zd States 81
proEsse CeWys, on Ap-il = Tae rgesSsen,
surprised every o'c N h. selection.
Ea&s he Mil X promptly Confirmed i the
cgsoic, expressed cy 0e&yiV ST. TIE SSo&-
.2-S. ard Ia p,srsscsi3g the lU>s,ctSsy Com
c,i,,eS u Wash tes nomination w5lt hs
yStcsced On al >i>iSS the coacenSssS q
or,c ~ : e, praise 81 sAe X scssoc Tx
Scnysnse lUS,ScsS Su,os;sr ,Ae selection.
am Delighted, S1,d Ce'ssi lpS;5ce
F,s
q 6ne appointment, >as3 laS,Sce
Sar'Sr.
arr delegated to hear q. declared
las, * NcitS,
'>seyScsoy Hughes Is = rssn 0s $50
cese6ctSg &HG great Sos,5,V. wSS igS,lcS
NcAsrrG'S c2uNsSMs.
',s>stSS urt0o scaled, No tczssSrNo0,&
ee be thS cSS = wasracSz u TIE Cosrs.
Ar,oG< r,sg,'ces> al she Supreme Cos,ys
cSr tne unanimous SNprSSSacc Mas yhSs
S'0vSsco- iisshSs VIII make az eNcx,1sn.
lutse
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
Ensign Page Transferred.

Ensign Calvin Percy Page. who has
been on the battleship Nebraska, and
made the great trip around the world in
1909, has been relieved from duty on the
great Nebraska and transferred to the
Yankton as executive officer as rank of
lieutenant. Lieutenant Page IS the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Page, Record street.
this city, and has by his affable and pleas
ing manner as well as BY his siudious
habits steady improved his standing in the
I. 5. Navy. He has the best wishes OF
The CITIZEN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29

Fsw public characters, and probably
Nc writer, had a tir,uer grip ON the Sfleo-
tjNrS q his fellow men than Mark Twain.
The death Of this DISTINGUISHED humoriS,,
philosopher and humanitarian VIII be felt
- : O,Sy,Cc; loss u thousands who re
SS1UcV hum IS the greatest winter II
ClC>'STN tntcS TIE future tame NJ NsrS
NrS,D'S memory viii nos rest entirely
0s>ou ms peculiar Se1lUS s. humorous
NgitSy, Ssyon6 his remarkable talents
III Tins direction there MAS = steiner Spd ;
noble, character. Marx Twain w>s> an
eNl>oSec q Shsu'> ana ice - fraud and
cruelty, a. wcl - = genial ,oSsT, He
had WORK - 10 and he Gi6 / Nell Nav
* ce>s ~ Peace
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
why Nosq

Ninesy-one men ia FistShu-g have been
indicted On the chargS os graft Nesrfv
all q sasSe men ars prou.insns Re01hEl-
can pO&sici1rrs. Why SAo1id thev be N
ssrrersG wisAs Why nce give shese ksrie
grszers, as ne do tie tsriT and r,onopc1v
grasSerS. the benefit Of thai the o1S Re
puehcar slogan. 'LstweN enough 2houes''
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
AL Boston Stirred.

Al ASSocS,SG ccsSS GsS,Ssca t-O-l
EcSson >SNSs Ink pgsce 81 B.o>s0n'S sSv-
ogtce &,'t ioosSS al ,e,>-b&Ss,3 HAAS his
s,'cESs>sN li,Ose sa&r ssks per sen, GUssrS
ne p1>, smo wears ard caused decrease
GO * Consumption NJ rs,ss rSS csns. TSc
years Sgc e~srS ces1tieG ii seven and
-, ceusS- sSa>e0e'S beau caa in tooS
Vas nc&ysN SSoaANoe. a. locrS&SS Il
socsss St,rooooc osVr The psSxeoSlS wear,
rs'sNr,,cS'arN.srg sAs decrease ii the
srrcGrs ss>sN
NJ N0nsicE Massachusetts ! SsirreG
Tx Nsyseeacan PARTY ksS .riscS Vita
Massachusetts S.scsio1yS sor r-,anN wears.
Tat nssss'S asessgS SAoatS awe kncwe
saas seege IS 6rass ~ an sa5nsS arG tn2s
seS Mass cs,s>ssgS A.,sl. iS-ce&nS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29

rSS severe storm in The WeSt came Rt
a mos, nopportune time, bUi * has prob
3N,V done little damage IL The field crag,S.
Il mas undoubtedly injured trs5i, au; i
otlc0 happens thar the results p5ooe the
damage ~ have Ncv0 cVSscS, j,l,a,eS-
ErGlt trees even in blossom W}G stand
some cold, The Colorado Experiment
Station ssvS tina, apples, pears and
peaches showing punk Viii stand from y
u = degrees above rero. and IN Rill
Blossom viii stand from e ~ IS degrees
above ecyo. OF course, these tempeJa-
lures are not 70 be invited, and a Colorado
fruit grower who saws; when my bios,
SONS are out light my orchard heaters
mjEh,y soon after the thermometer gets
below =, is 4 wise man, but the inVeSii-
saJionS nj the experiment station show
,oa, The fruit crop is not necessarily de
S,uoyed because the temperature drops
below freezing when the blossoms are
open,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29

will no longer do We must rid both
the House and the Senate of all such
men, and send to represent us only true
and tried Democrats, and no hali-breeds
will be tolerated OF the party will be de.
leatcd again
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29

pEMuCHArs would have 10 gam four
teen seats in the Senate to secure control.
aud 81 course thar Is 4 good deal 10 UNI
dettake with most OF the States IN Eepub.
hcSu hands, Bu, the opportunity i better
than II has been tor SIX years. aud better
than 1, Is except al very rare Intervals
OF thirty Senators whose terms NIL sN.
pire ueN, Neay iour-ti,(hS ave Nsg,Ne,scsr>
o. course that gives an extraordinary o.
pog,uniIy 70 the Democrats = make gSsu>
That thev should be able - desc, Soar
teen otthe twenty-,Oav NAV l>e Improbable
eU, i, Is not impossible, ana il : ,9slj,s cor
cc,t2m ,b3t i6eyNll, sam ss,oSgh - V1sSSA
pSmCcyauc ulAioyS;v ms wears 3aser hjsh}r
pcob8N,c, improbable a> The loSS ii
touttecG seats BY the Republicans NAV NJ.
* Is ,,Gs - improbable j. thc3g }cSS 81 chs.
Old Colo0y district in MSSSschuS>scS ana
The Rochester GiStCsc, in New ork would
have seemed lew weeks sec There
ate The indications ot 4 NsaaocrSlc D5aj
WSNe, Sud such an event would >U.eca
Inc Democrats into control ot the Seaacs.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
DEMOCRATIC OPPORTUNITY.

DEMOCRATIC OPPORTUNITY.
The outlook tor the success OF the
Democratic party in the Congressional
elections this tU w2S never brighter,
The election ct majority OF the next
House of Representatives II the coming
election Seeu,S at tbjS umc 70 be assured,
provided ouy aud always that the Dem
ocra6t patty vii avoid doug something
mouS,,ou> or foolish, 1ud thereby dc
St,oyng all ot their bright prospects,
There is Of to0ySc, possibility oi It's
dong some tool,>t thing or Of making
some buudcr. sS /, has been dong toy
wears 10 hJius atou, its own defeat
In eighteen Aupd,ed aud uipeN-,wo
the people q, thiS county elected Nj,
Cleveland bv an overwhelming major
,tN aud ,hc Democra0c patty could
have boll coDuo, ct The administration
OF tbs government, ny 10 This une, b0i
itthrew away snd wasted their opp1r,
Mnilv
me VEN "'S' mus ''"' "'S H~'N '''
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29

resides if he desires to vote at the elao.;o
to be held in June next. N'e0'ioh
Foreign-bon citizens are remind.
that it will be necessary for them to hr;eo
their naturalization papers with t hug
when applying for registration to save the
trouble Of coming second time. ''''
HENRY ]. D. HAGAN
onnro>r President
P. TOBIAS KUHN.
The Board of Supervisors of Election
for Frederick City.
c. THOMAS ECKsTEIN,
Clerk. [apl. 2s-3t.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29

SSNSroN NsoSs. II 0&lanOnsa. Is bind
phSSscalis, sas hsS rserssl sy~ssxhs 5
Ss~neS shaa Tie uaaiorSsy q as colleagues.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
FRuD1 April. so, 1910

II WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY I AM NOT IN
FAVOR OF NEGRO CITIZEN
SHIP
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
Ssw ADVERTISEMENTS.
REGISTRATION.
~
NOTICE OF THE SITTlNGS FOR AN
INTERMEDIATE REGISTRATION
OF THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
FREDERICK CITY. MARYLAND.

Notice IS hereby given to all persons
qualified 70 Dc registered as voters in
Frederick City. that in compliance with
the provisions Of the Code of Public Local
Laws Of the State of Maryland. Article
Eleven. title Frederick COUNTY, sub.
tsle Frederick. as amended and re
enacted BY the General Assembly Of
Maryland, Session Of 1904. Chapter as
Of The Acts Of 1904. approved April S,h.
1904. the Board Of Supervisors Of Elec-
non sor Frederick City hereby gives
notice that the Boards q Registry. Tor the
different Precincts q the Civ. VIII be in
session sron eight o'clocS. A. NJ. until
esghs O'Clock. p NJ. continuous SESSION
AZ the TIMES and places hereinafter de-
Scrioed ID this notice.
First Sitting-MAY 10Th. 1910
Second Sitting-MAY nth. 1910
For Revision Only-MAY "A 10
PSgcINcr No. AT NJ. 10 w. Pat
TScS street EoeTtS' Carriage Repository.
PSEClNcr No. e-So,s'S Garage. no
E Patrick street
PSEcENcr Ne. s-Ae No us North
Market street Charles W. Mixers CSSar
SsOre.
PSscIScr No, AT Ne. as North
Market street Daniel CrimuSrSs Sso-s. ,
Tue Supervisors desire to call attention.
to the tact that any perSor no4 % the
books. Who does nos now reside IN the
Precince IN whach he registered II 1907.
uluSs obtain a certificate Of removal ana
register II the Prccnck n whdch he now
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29
CRY LEAGUE STANDING.
AVkNAcs 90 FIAYgRS.

~ sN~Nse VF FLANA KS
The batting aud fielding average OF the
players Of The Y. NJ. c. A. NJ 10 and IN
Guiding the game Of April ,srd.
BATrINC AVERAGE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-29

Nine circus elephants went on a RAM
page az Dsnviile. Illinois. tossed three
persons into the air. and wrecked about
hundred frame houses.