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A New York skin specialist says /:
Had to choose between the cook
and the apothecary as colaborer.
think I would not hesitate for "a nom.
ent to yoke myself with the former. .
He goes on to say that 'the board
kills more than the sword" Many poe
pie eat not only the wrong foods, but
too much of them. -.
Regular bathing with hot water be
fore bedtime is said by one OF the
worlds most famous oculists TO be the
most stimulating treatment that can
be given the eyes. He also recon-
n.ends for tired eyes that have been
strained by close application to work
70 look out the window at view that
is distant; in other words, look at
some distant point for ten minutes, so
as to entirely change the focus of the
eyes. =
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French chalk placed for a few
hours on soiled spot in either a
gown Or dIapery will remove the
grease.
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Japanese leather may be made into
screens which have the effect of. the
real fooled leather alta cost OF about
.one-third. Japanese leather does not
crack as fooled leather, which is an
item often to consider. IN s-.--.--s -.
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To remove coffee stains, first put
into lukewarm water andK soak about
fifteen minutes. Then wash in " arm
suds. :. lap
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When hanging pictures be sure TO
keep them on an ! agreeable I lever
with the eye. PictHfcs were meant
to be looked at. ~ ! = = ssi
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work is to spread it out fat on a clean
board or table and scrub it with a soft
brush.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
The Public Must Pay.

No surprise will be occasioned by Pres
ilent Baer's announcement that if the
coai-operators grant wage increase to
the miners, in the long run the public
must pay
Who else was expected to pay? No one
has supposed that if the miners wages
are raised the higher cost of mining coal
will be borne by the companies or that
dividends vii be reduced TO offset the
difference. The lesson OF the last adjust
ment Of miners wages in the Pennsyl-
vania anthracite coal field has not been
forgotten In this case the public will
pay for the higher wages in dearer coal.
just as it will pay for the wage advances
TO textile operatives in dearer cotton and
wooden goods. 1t would have paid for
the increase of railway employees wages
if the roads had not been prevented by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
from making up their losses through
higher freight rates
~ he public must pay has become
50 much an axiom of the new industrial
economics that Its restatement is super
fluous. But while that point is clear
enough, some enlightenment may well
De desired on the subject whether the
public will be required to pay only The
wage lnCrease-Whether in passing on the
higher wage cost to the consumer some
thing will not be added for extra profit
New York World
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19

Frederick Cty-lIayor, John Edward
Schell.
Register and Tax Collector-Michael
A. McCa5rey.
Aldemen-Lewis A. Rice, Martin c.
Kemp. J. DAME, Crimmins Henry ".
Gittinger. f0hn +. Johnson. Clerk.
Jacob Schmidt. Board meets third We'd
nesday of every month
City Health Ohcer-Dr. Ira J. Nc
Curdy.
Poiicemea-Geo-se BrengIe, Edward
Herwig, William King John F. Fleming.
Reverdy Droneuberg, John Blumenour,
Edward Herring, Geo. Hoffman.
Electric Light Engineer-Edward Tit
low
Fireman-Samuel Ab-echt.
Electric Light Liaemen-Frank Ridge
~, George Wallace.
Market Mas,er-G. William Dams.
berger.
Superintendent of Water Works.
: George Nein=r.
Police Jusices-Chris,ian H. Eclstein
John Francis Smith and l.. T. McGill.
CITY AttOrney-Edward J. Smith.
j City Election Experimentation s
Stull, Henry J. D. Hagan, Democrats
Tobias Kuhn. Republican. c. Thoma:
: Eckstein. Clerk
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
WOlfsville Bits.

Professor n. NJ. Warreniel,z. Of En-
mitsburE, spent several DAYS with friends
in dis place
Mr.. and Mrs, Worth B. Stottlemyer,
Of Waynes5or', Pa spent several days
in this vicinity visiting their many friends.
Mrs. Anna Matthias. of Hagerstown,
has returned to her home leaving her
patient. Mis-, Jennie Warrentel,z. very
much improved,
Nh Edward Harp. Of Cayetown, has
moved to the Charles Harp farm
Mr. Charles Harp, Of Smithsburg,
spen, few days visiting his sister, Mrs.
Jennie Narreuf-llz.
AR Emory Stottlemver, Of Thurmont.
spen, the Easter holidays with his par
enis. Mr.. aud Mrs. John Stoulemyer.
Chester Brandenburg, Of Foxyille. has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. Samuel
Braudenburg.
The trustees of the United Brethren
Church OF Wolfsvlle who were recently
elected are as follows: 5. ". BHcken-
STAFF, {. F. Bickensta1 D. p. Warren
ieliz, Jesse helbaugh and {. c. Stottle-
myer.
Charles Leatherman. who had been
confined 10 the house for several weeks
with broken collar bone, is able to be
about again.
Mr. Jacob Wsrrenteltz IS digging the
foundation for new house.
The Lutheran Sunday School Of this
place. elected the following officers tor
The ensuing year: Superintendent. J. r.
Morgan; assistant superintendent, II F.
Sensenbaugh, secretary. Charles Leath-
erman; assistant secretary. Edna Wolf:
treasurer, Tarris Smith. chors,er !. r.
Morgan; assistant choris,er Charles
Feat ;orgauist Stella Longman; assistant
organis' Page Morgan.
MIR. Harry Willis. OF Smithsburg. has
been visiting his uucle, Mr.. King. near
this place.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
Brunswick Progressive.

Many Improvements have been out
lined by the town authorities OF Bruins
wick this county, for the bettvrment
Of the streets, electric lights, etc.
1t IS the purpose OF the citizens OF
Brunswick to spend the coming summer
about 81, 900 on its streets. The Leg
isature, TWO years ago. passed bill au-
thorizing a bond issue OF $4,000. for
the street Improvements. This bond
issue was submitted TO a vote of the peo-
pie OF Brunswick about year ago and
approved. The Town Council has is
sued the bonds and has the money in
hand and is ready to begin work.
The citizens of the town also secured
the passage Of bill through the Legis-
lature, empowering the Good Roads
Commission to build spur. from the
State road at Petersvlle TO the Balti-
more and Ohio station at Brunswick.
The Frederick County Commissioners
have also voted to give to the town Of
Brunswick the sum OF $4,000. About
81. 900 OF this money is TO be spent in
building a concrete bridge on the main
street of the town and the remaining
81 600 is to be put upon the streets. In
addition 10 this the property owners OF
the town have subscribed $4,000 for
street Improvements.
Brunswick was also granted permission
by the last Legislature to issue $50, 600
worth Of bonds for the erection of a mu-
ncipal electric light plant, or some other
improvement to be designated
by the Mayor and the Town Council.
The bill provides, however, that before
any bonds are issued they must be APP
proved by the people OF the town, and
the purpose for which the money is to be
used must be specified on the ballot to
be voted.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
Knights Of Columbus to be Or
gained April 2Sth.

The Catholics of Frederick city and
county will on Sunday, April 18th, form
a Council of the Knights of Columbus.
An all day session will be held. 500 to
1000 members of the order are expected
10 be present.
The Knights Of Columbus is a distinctly
Roman Catholic organization. number
ing 10000 members. The Frederick
Council, which will be No 1922. will be-
gin with sixty members. The visiting
council will also bring candidates for I'M.
tiation into their respective lodges, and
the total number will reach about one
hundred
Those IN charge of the local organiza-
tons expect it 10 grow TO $50 members
in perhaps six months. Leading Cath
olics throughout the county will become
members.
The sessions will begin at g O'Clock in
Junior Hall and, with a short recess for
lunch. will continue until 5 o'clock. The
sessions will be secret. Three degrees
will be conferred, it being necessary for a
candidate fOr the fourth degree 10 have
been two years a member of the order.
The visitors, some of whom will arrive
in Frederick SATURDAY. night. Will come
rom Baltimore, Washington, Cumber-
land, Westminster. Froslburg, Midland,
Leonardtown, Harrisburg, Hanover,
York, Chambersburg. and Piedmont, "
Va They will be given a dinner in St
Ionn's Hail and in the afternoon The la
dies from out OF town will be taken to
BraddOCk on special cars.
On Sunday morning all the candidates
will attend : o clock mass in St Eohn' 5
church. Visiting knights who are not
able 10 attend mass in their respective
cities will attend a special mass al ST
Johns at II O'Clock.
The local council will have its club
room and place OF meeting in 81. John 5
Hall, East Second street, The temper
a'y officers are: The Rev. Fr. A. !. Con
Ion. Chairman; c. g. Staley. secretary,
Louis Lebherz. treasurer.
Membership in the Knights of Column
bus IS restricted TO Catholics who obey
the rules of the church. and knights who
fail in their church duties forfeit their
membership. The organization is bene
fetal and social in character.
About $1,000 knights are insurance
members. the rest belonging merely 10
the social features of the order The most
prominent Catholics in America are
members.
The local council will send a delega-
ton 10 the unwilling OF the statue OF Co.
lumbuS in front of the Union Station
Washington, on June S. The order OBJ
tanned an appropriation Of $3.50, 600 from
Congress Tor this statute, and expects to
have 20, 900 men in line at the unveiliug
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19

Elizabeth r. Zimmerman, executors, of
Albert w. Burkhart. deceased. filed.
Inventory of personal property in the
estate of Wilfred A. Renner, deceased.
Courts order to sell personal property
in the estate Of Wilfred A Renner, de-
ceased.
First and final account of Daniel C. and
Francs L. Shaft, executors of Abraham
Shaft deceased fed, and distribution
made.
First and final account of Rueysnna
Stull, executrix of VIM. H. Stull, de-
ceased, filed and distribution made.
Inventories of personal property debts
due and current money in the estate of
Alonzo Benner. deceased. filed.
Letters teStamentary on the estate Of
Edward 5. fancy, deceased, granted TO
Clara E. fancy.
First and final account and distribution
of John W. Benner. executor OF Alonzo
Benner. deceased, filed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
FOXEille Notes.

h Rev. F. Hesse preached in the Luth-
Nteran church on Sunday last at TO 50
h,a m.
e Mr. Herman Hauyer is visiting in
Washington city.
= Ar. P.ukney Hauver has returned 10
Maryland Agricultural College after a
ntoleasaut stay atthe parental home during
oEhe holidays.
az Mr.. A. l.. Hauver was in Frederick on
nPusiness during the week
/, Mr. T. c. Fox. who was thrown from q
,,stick wagon in Thurmont, last Thursday
5 improving.
$, Mr.. Russell Brandenburg. Of Elkins, ".
Ell a, spent last Saturday with his parents.
sd ir. and Mrs. A. r. Brandenblrg
qe Mr. Glenn Pofanberger. who is attend
1g PENNSYLVANIA College, Gettysburg,
81 .,pent the Easter holidays with his par
y Nnts Mr.. and Mrs Geo. O. Pofinberger.
! Misses Ethel and Mabel Buhrman. Of
4 hHagerstown, spent a lev days visiting
abdr. and Mrs. Albert Buhrman, of this
q dlaee.
: Fl Master Walter Lan,z, Of Deerfeld.
. )ent few DAYS here visiting his cousin,
''iaster Kari Brown
.aa Master Donald Wolf is sick with
aItessles
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
Liberty Items.

Mr. Maurice F. Starr has been in Balti-
more attending the opening of the base.
ball season. He was accompanied by
several friends.
Miss Rebecca Davis who has been
visiting in Frederick, has returned TO
h=r home.
Messrs B. F. Hammaker and 7. H.
Wright were in Baltimore recently on
business.
Mrs Rufus Appleby has been enter
tanning Mrs. James Ilolesworth, OF
Woodbine
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Estep have been
on an extended visitto Washington. City.
Mr. F. Leo Smith has been A visitor
al the parental home.
The Misses Ylngling have been enter.
tanning Miss Louise Bowers, Of Chestnut
Grove
Sidney Hammond. student Of Get
tysburg College, was home for the Easter
holidays.
Rev. J. w Paris is attending confer.
ence at the Lower Delaware meeting.
AT Saint Peters Church on Sunday
last, services were held at and
9 a. m, Father Cavanaugh officiating.
The mission conducted by a missionary
from New York, commenced at the
service, and the same will be continued
until Friday evening, April 10Th. Ben
ediction was given daily 1t the end Of
the exercises. Many attended the
serve S.
Mr.. John J. Hitselberger was in Fred
erick during the past week
Miss Rose Yingling has been visiting
her brother. Mr.. Vincent Yineling,
West Second street, Frederick.
The election supervisors have selected |
the Office OF Mr.. Maurice F.. Starr for |
The registration which will be held on
Wednesday, May Ist, and also the Beall
House for the primary to be held on
April 9th.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
List of Those Who Hold once in
City and County, Elective and
Appointive.
FkEDERIck Cor.

Circuit Court-Chief Judge, Hammond
Uner. Associate Judges. John c. Mot
ter an3 Edward c. Peter. Court
meet at Frederick City, first Monday in
Febr uary and September for Grand Jury
Terms, December, petit jury term; May,
non-iIry erm.
Clerk of the Circuit Court-Harry W.
Bowers. Deputy Clerks. a d o p aus
Fearhake, Charles 2 Croft l. y. 10y, VI.
n. Nusz, Ell g. HaUSh, Harry (. Chap
Ene and Charles L. Osle.
Register of \Vills-Samuel y. Thomas.
Deputies, J. Fenton Thomas. c. II.
Kreh.
Orphans Court-Tohn c. Castle. Chief
Judge: John W Nlm.ord Albert ".
Ecker. Orphans Court meets every
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday OF
each week
County Treasurer-Fred. W. Cramer.
County Commissioners - Lincoln c.
Dinterman. President I3hn ". Hotter,
Charles W. Zimmerman 7. SteWar,
Amman and Charles ". Johnson. Marx
wood ID. Harp. Clerk. George K. Den
MS, r., Attorney.
Board o., Charities and Correction
David Cramer. president, acoD 3. Flock
secretary; Jacob b. Tyson, treasurer;
Samuel u. Gregg. superintendent Mil
lard F. Perry, clerk.
School Commi,si5u-rs-Iohn 5. New
man. president. r. F. Lee, Fl. B. Gross,
!. Fl. Stokes, A. ". \.c.temus. IT,. and
John w Leailrrma1; Jacob Rolrback,
attorney.
Secretary. Treasurer and Examiner
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
New Market Briefs

q c, Miss Frances Miller entertained her
Ii lends by giving a card party on Easter
WI .ondav night.
Iltpu L. o. Miller spent several days in Bal
tiernore.
i aMiss Margaret Hopkins made visit 10
= r.r friend. Miss Edith Thomas. in Fred
Iseatick. While there she attended an or
> IN recital at the Woman's College
ia Mrs. Frank Downey and daughter,
pf ISIS JAMIE Downey spent Tuesday in
,to7federick on a shopping expedition.
, Mrs Charles Poole. Of Liuganore. was
6e town Monday
PCS Mr.. and Mrs. Winter Jones. Of Lisbon.
btvTs. Frank Downey and son, OF Sandy
HI BRING, Md. were IN town Tuesday Wis
d. ing their sisters for short while before
- ttending the funeral Of their brother.
IN slelSon Jones, at Central, who died sud
cdll,u My Friday at his home near German
pa Little Hanford Hopkins has returned
rte' nm the hospital and is improving rap
the Y. His mother is indisposed
! Rev B. F. Ruley is attending confer
-gitce in Laurel Del His wife and little
.cEinghter are visiting in Baltimore.
fci, Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer Zones attended
/; funeral of Nelson Jones on Tuesday
81 ICentral
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
Orphans Court.

Inventory Of stocks and bonds IN the
estate Of Upton r. Waltz. deceased. filed.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF
AlOnzo Benner, deceased granted to
John w. Benner
First and final account of Ida Y. Gee
sey, Alice L. GeeSey. MYRTLE O. Geesey
and Matte R. Smith, administrators Of
John A. Geesey. deceased, fled, and dis
tribution made.
Letters OF administration on the estate
Of Edward P. Feaga, granted 10 Lydia
Feaga.
First account Of Josephus E. Harley,
administrator of Henry +. Harley. de-
ceased, filed, and distribution made
Report of sales of personal property in
the estate of John A. Geesey deceased.
filed.
First and final account Of Franklin L.
Bowlus. administrator OF Ann c. BoWlus,
deceased filed. and distribution made
First and final account of Mary c.
Thomas, executrix OF Clyde B. Thomas,
deceased filed and distribution made
Letters testamentary on the estate OF
Peter Seeger, deceased, granted to Chas.
Seeger. Mary l.. Seeger and Katie See
ger.
Letters OF administration on the estate
of Wilfred A. Renner, deceased, granted
to Elmer A. Reener.
Ratification of the sale of real estate Of
John Stem, deceased
Ratification Of the sale Of the real estate
OF Peter Dudderar, deceased.
Ratification of the real estate OF Samuel
d. Rhodes. deceased.
Report OF sales of stocks in the estate
of Albert w. Burkhart, deceased, filed.
Report of sales Of the real estate of
D. Hauer. deceased filed.
Second account Of Daniel l. Young and
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
Lime Kiln Notes.

! ftoDMr. VIM. ]. Grove was in Baltimore
\ swaring the past week on business.
srtf Mr.. James H. Grove was a visitor in
4 Stats locality recently.
Vr .,tMrs. Howard Wachter, of Charles
D etEale. has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
|fsofl, IS Smith during the past week.
Er=alr. Vernon Mossburg has returned to
Us a'ltlmore, after spending some time at
eparental home.
dtdMiss Molie Shawen OF Doubs. visited
ic' sister, Mrs. Daniel Smith, recently.
!, Mrs. John Mcdonald and daughter,
q IS Brunswick, visited relatives here last
r y wek.
b Mr.. and Mrs. Houck, of Baltimore,
fr cited friends IN this section few days
D.
ais dr. and Mrs Kabrick and children. of
ver ckeystown, visited friends here dur
IA the week.
! PRS. Pearre and son, Gordon, of
b III shngton, d. c., are visiting Mr..
Ma IS Smith and family
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
Logs Bits

n
Miss Annie NJ. Pltilnger spent lew
DAYS the past week very pleasantly, with
MIS-. George W. Hammer @hu. 'amly' ol
OIea ger s1o"H'
Mrs. William kyler and SON Nllilahi,
OF OF Fred,erck ny spent lew Gays o.
NE pasl M9TN WIN ~ ~; I'm W.
Ey'e' anu La''i'!S' 81 ''el' ,,''' pc
AIiSSe>s CaIri it Il ana sun - ?.Lnl-
l,sl sJ5.'s as ou.lIas Az w NJ HI;I
MIS- I'll 9'as-7 ana fanny o' NC" ''a'
way
hessrs lonh , tioHllan 1, ana E.l.ieI J,
It..eIgel We N.s'.O's I'D ''U' '''o''' '~9'
.u'Suay AFTERNOON.
Mrs. " asalngton Pl'hnger was VS.
''oI 70 .''ls P'sl7 o.i Iu7s.4al 'sS'
Alr. lohn .SAer,ey' OF CTesgers'itoW,n,
spent ia,t ,I, aesaay II T H, VIVA . ms
E-S,' i'' W .''''''ii T. 'i'' '''' A''1 o'''0'
90,
Ar. FRANK T., r, MLen .1. o. Day ,, b,
'es
Mr. Clarence {. Pltienge7r was
y,si. 10. 10 ~ IooNy N'use Oh wednesday
Mr.. Tohn W. Shook. Of Rocky Ridge,
made a business trip to this place on
last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Val,ie Miller. of near Hoovers'
Mil Visited the Misses Ada and Annie
Pittenger on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Eva Cosneu Of this place. spent
No1dsy LIS 49, u;,b MS Reuiah
SlolIodN g ,, la9l Nc" VIII " - DVu'a''
. NJ
Mrs Lewis c. smith. Of ThurmoDt.
s,a,,, i,st 49, ,a-(, nieasan,Iv vith her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John W. S,immeI
and family. of near this place.
u-s Ion, w Stimnel spent some
I'M. the mast vel. with her danobter
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
Advertised List.

The following is a list of the advertised
letters remaining in the Frederick City
Postottice, Saturday. April I3, 1912.
To obtain any Of these letters the appli-
cants must call for advertised letters. ="
If not called for within two weeks they
may be sent TO the dead letter office.
Gentlemen's Llst.-C B. Burdett
William T. Dawson, James Eskridge,
Jimmie Globe, Robert ZONES. w c..
Shoemaker Seventy Wileme. Harry
Weaver, Master A. NJ. Workman.
Ladies List. - Mrs. Katie Harper,
Miss John r Jenkins, Matte Murphy,
Mrs. WInpigler. Mrs. Jennie Miller.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
BUSINESS IN THE COURTS.
Real Estate Transfers.

John w. Hamilton and wife TO The
Frederick City Abattoir Co, right of way,
$40 and premises.
Joseph H. Hamilton to The Frederick
City Abattoir Co., right of way, $40 and
premises
Charles NJ. Strine and wife to John H.
Strine and wife, real estate in Walkers
vile $3.50.
Mettie NJ. Hesson to E. Wilhelmina
Mergardt, real estate IN Thurmont,
LOO.
Caroline Johnston and husband to Fan
ME Zimmerman. real estate at Braddock,
SI.o54, etc.
Henry Williams and wife to Cornelia
r. Ross. real estate in county S.
William F. Nichols TO lanes B. Viii
liams and wife, real estate in county,
5000.
Cornelia r. Ross to Henry Williams,
Interest in well OF water and tank S.
ST. Luke Evangelical Lutheran church
OF Frederick county and Lloyd c. Cutler,
trustee, TO David H. Roelkey and wife,
real estate near Jefferson, s., 900.
Annie d. Summers and husband TO A.
P. Snader et al, real estate in county. S..
Iohn II. Walker and wife to Mary c.
Fisher, real estate in county, $50.
@. Mantz BeSant TO Myer Sacks, real
estate in Brunswick. 1913.
Flora Y Bit,le to VIM. c. Bittle. real
estate in county, 81, etc.
Amy Louise Steiner to Steiner SChley
real estate in city, S.
/ Tohn c. keyser. WidOwer. to Edgar r.
| Nicodemus. real estate in county. $40.
Grafton Clay Ct al. to Alice X. Jones
real estate in New Market, 500
{. L. Frizzle. assignee, to AMMAN, Hor-
! ner s. Co, real estate in county, $3.50.
Rosa J. AMMAN ct al to Joseph H.
/ Long, real estate in county. 500.
John ). Newman et al 10 Oscar NJ.
| Fogle, real estate in Brunswick, S22O.
David B Routzahn. executor, to Mar
ion c. Brandenburg, re estate in coun-
ty, SO.
Marion G. Brandenburg and wife to
David B. Routzahn, real estate IN coun-
~, SO.
David B. Rou,zahn and wife 10 Geo.
E. Fisher. real estate in county. SIS.
George E. Fisher and wife to James
| NJ. Whip and wife. real estate in county,
John Calvin Walker and wife to ode
D. Suer and wife, real estate in county,
500.
Charles W. Riggs and wife to Minnie
E. Riggs. real estate in county, S4So.53
Samuel !. Giltiuger and vile TO Gil.
more K. Fault. lots in CITY. S.. etc.
Bradley P. Su,ely and wife to George
B. Simpson real estate in county, S.
etc.
John ". Kaetzel and wife to john D.
FIodmaster and wife, real estate in Bruins
wick, s., 500.
Daniel Calvin and Francis L. Shaft
executors, to Israel +. Nir.s, real estate
in Jefferson. 81 200.
Catherine n. Lohr and husband &c
Daniel / Hull and wife. real estate i'll
county, $4,000.
Perry L. Romig and wife to Pliny P
Day, real estate in county, $40. etc.
Martin l. Beard, trustee. 10 L. Grace
Young and husband, real estate in coun.
ty. SIS.
Ezra c. Wachter aud wife to Harvey
s. Zimmerman and wife. real estate il
county s
John w. Hartsock and wife to VIM
E. kenna. real estate in county $50.
Sarah 4. c. Miller 10 Vim. Z. kenna
real estate in county. SI4I.-4.
Daniel T. Buckley 81 al. 10 George NJ
WaChter real estate in county, {7.5Si Is
William D. Morrison and wife 10 I
Chester To,- real ast-rs- in C,F1rf,. G zoo
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
Electrocuted at Morris Iron Works

William Leather, an empoye of the
Morris Iron Works, this CITY, was cleo
trocuted while working at the plant on
Tuesday last at O'Clock. Leather. with
William Pitinger, was at work unload
ing carload Of coke which had been re-
ceved at the plant Coke comes on
special cars with criblke body. and
this crib is quite high. The car was taken
into the factory upon the switch of the
Frederick Railroad Company. which is
an electric road The men when put to
work were warned to be careful of the
trolley wire which WAS only short dis
lance above the coke. Plttinger's atten-
ton was drawn to Leather by seeing him
fall in the car. He gave the alarm and
Leather was carried into the Office of the
company. Two physicians were called.
They gave as their opinion the man had
been electroCuted. Mr.. Leather was 10
years old and recently moved into Fred
erck. He is survived by his widow.
P. S. Notnagle planted two silver ma