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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
ANOTHER KICK
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
APATHY THREATENS cELAV.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11

~ heard tie first call OF the cock
bird 70 his nate in the dawn
fred ny first shot Just as daylight
vas breaking and II few minutes
saw nan emerge ont o. the mist.
dressed L : knicker suit, with Tyro-
lean hat He was obviously in the
worst Of te1pers, for I had Just dis
turbed soma czpercaiIzis which ne had
followed since before dzyb-szk- How
ever. the bird I had killed vas fne
one; We fell 10 chatting and parted.
without recognizing him the en-
psror q Austria Six years after
ward I net hin ~ Budapest and he
reminded ne q the incident He had
remembered NJ face
It vas On his coronation day. how
ever. that ! first saw hin as emperor.
! remember il was : warm June day
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
HOUSE OF TRAGEDY

II 1857. and n had assumed the t.t,=
c: King c: Hungary. He vss seated
O. Z ~L.-e charger she'd with gold. :
iozez orders t.zzed o. lis breast il
t1e sunlight. and. urging his horse TO
he top c: z mound he waved his
sword g re four corners Of the CON
rzss and uttered the coronation cath
% protect The kingdom from a. IL
vzds-s
No~. please follow ne closely.
Had Franz Jose: declined 70 DO this.
Lad IL taken his seat o. the throne
IS emperor Q: Austria only. he would
p-oozbI! have been assassi-a-ed
within : short space. For your Mag.
yzr IS nan who when he hates is
ths wo-s. enemy OF earth. ard the
Inhabitants o Hungary lad got /, into
their heads that Franz Josef meant TO
grind down the Hungaria1s beneath
th= Austrian heel
You REMEMBER that about the
tine the split occurred between Nor
-! and Sweden there vas Al under
current q il, feeling in Hungary
which caused The papers 70 iume-
6iately prophesy q similar split be-
tween thai country and Austria. Il
vas al caused By & simple incident:
q Austrian mi1ister-a frebrand. b.
the way. and wholesome harer Of
urga-y-onit-ed TO invite the wife
OF = certain Hungarian minister to
society function when by all the
laws q etiquette she should not have
been omitted 4 teud Immediately
sprang Up
No man. however. brilliant a diplo-
mat he may be. can exceed the enl-
psror as far as his hold upon these
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
SToHAWaY BARON CAPTURED
PAYS to- Trio. But Couldn't stsr5 His
Close Quzrters-caught While
Seeking Fresh Air.

New Yo-k-Attir=d il pearl gray
cutaway suit. patent leather shoes
white spats. gay scarf box effect ever
coat. Alpine hat, with feather and
-wirling 2 many-iointed cene, Baron
Josef ron Prussynski, as he gave bis
name and address. who reached these
shores through the connivalce Of a
fireman on beard the New York Ct TIE
American line. appeared before Com
missioner Shields.
Baron Josef said he met Otto Geh'
ring. the fireman, in Cherbourg that
Gehring offered 10 stow him away IN
der his bunk for trip TO America;
that he paid ten shillings before going
on board and pound sterling after
being slowed away. It was stutty in
the firemans quarters. he said 80 on
the second day out be went 10 the
deck for air and was caught.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
USES DUMMY" TO FLEE JAIL
Man Sought for TWO Years for Man
Frauds Escapes &c Canada
in Auto.

Cleveland. O.-By placing dunn
my" In his cot and by sneaking out
cellar window. James H. McNicholas
mining promoter. whom the federal
authorities chased all over the coun'
try for two years and finally caught in
Boston a few weeks ago. escaped
from the county Jail and is now be
lieved TO be in Canada.
sheriff Smith has offered reward
OF $1,000 for McNicholas capture
The federal authorities wills held a
grand jury investigation and will ID
dict several Clevelanders for con
spirscy To aid in McNicholas' escape
McNicholas wac accused of using the
mails 70 defraud. The escape was
spectacular, When an accompllce
brought plate Of chop suey at MID
night from neighboring restaurant
McNicholss. who had been allowed
the freedom OF the bull pen. Tigsea
up dummy. placed il on his cot ana
then sneaked down the cellar stars
The aceomplice then left the jail, %
tanned an auto and waited outside
MeNicholas forced 4 cellar winao"'
got TO the auto Snd fed,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
BAFFLED BY MAN Trap
Man Arrested fo- Burglar. Sac :.
Spent Ngot e ror-:r ::
Laseyien.

Alton. II-Msrk Pod.s-. .rs--v.
three years cd. @zs arrested :. Ia
view, near her=. OF Z charge {. 5--g.
lzry and larceny He o~s5 rs car
tu7e 70 z unique nan tap -.za
which the oEIe- c: tie 1c-s= had
constructed
TIE LeksvieE belongs = B..
zzn,, ELo erected : css-4..z.=5 s.-gc.
ture, surrounded by -cz, z-5 =
draTor.dge B.zz-t made Z nae 9Th
locking glasses il TIE house. I'D =5s1
Podner broke INTO the pace ~a..a
vas tsna-tsd Only BY he -z--1-sa,
HeLry Meyers. he could II. g gu
Pod1s-. ~Lo believes il z1cs.s. lad
heard Bizznts place vas Ez--.z1. be
said. and wanted @ flt O.. .5- lin.
self When Le Eot ia-o ne maze and
Z ne din light saw his or 1z--e IN
the mirrors he became te--o--s--.cssa.
The wind vas moaning and Po61ers
Imagination coniu-ed U2 svl spirits
To escape from the house II IA very
way. bz- il vain Twelve zines be
says. ne Ee1t up and down .-= stair
war. hoping 10 get his bearings. but
each time a. its foot ne net mirror
and would fee il terror. oaly % be
confronted b. another
Podner always had longed 70 see
zpooks, but he says the excitement Of
his ore night il the Pizalt castle was
too much for him II last hs fell
asleep and next morning was aroused
and arrested.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
coSFEssEs KILLING HusaEso.
Yourg wife says she 7oisened Hin
Tc &c. Insurance

Chicastz. OkIs--In { written co1-
te.sion made 70 the County Attorney.
Sheriff and Mayor- Mrs Z 8 Wood
ward said that he- husband 2 :
woodward died from poison givea hin
first Il can ot szrdi1ss ard again =
: cup of tea see says she and Mrs..
Henry Rfv=rs and JClz A Young =
shoemaker. pIa7z=d TIE HlETisE Z
order 70 ct the SI.GGg Ii,s izzzrzzes
O. The dead nan
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11

Two 1zuc1s Z cC1ce--ec
~ he dies the.e viii Il. u-ss-..z--
declare z sharp move q IS
certain European s-s.r= j.
lorth for ~sr between A-.--. -.
HuagzrF- L i rot II hss'-. -
that binds The enpsror = ~ -
SO much a. The fear t1zt rs ....-
from the territory ~iH h Ike -.
Ing the buEsr that ke=pz ,z5 -.
apart -
I Eouder ho- ua.y ss--
such import thai any c. IL
newspapers II Europe zc-
kings ransom 70 secure : s.-gz =.
for publication ara iocke5 L "a. Z!
ue egriot Eocd cabinet i e.
pe-or's study.
The house c: Ezpsb--z =.
since his accession bee- s-s-.-..7l
logged b. disaster. J-s. .-s-..
assembled tie throne uz-.z. -
e hin Eith : knife AID i-s.-.zs -.
Injuries thai lis lie Ezz 5-.-...---
O. Than zine days after 1s --.--.
tio1 a. Budapest his 6-o,zs- ~
milan vas sszzsi1ztsd l. y=r-- ~.
sister became engaged . E-z ~.
zig o. Bavaria. BIZ .he -z.-- =.
broken o. And to-.g-z-s.- ~ i.
princess II vas that -Ae marriage -.
Es7er celebrated. fo- z1c--.r -.
vzrd the king lost rs -es5-- -.
drowned himself L ths ,zz= =.
enberg- Bu. the princess az - :,
cape she married the Due 54.=--o,
and vas burnt 70 death Il ~ pa,
tzzzr Ere
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
Aoe 6uzzard Was Evangelist During
Day and Stole Poultry at
Night.

lpia--FoTty-one OF his sixty
one years having been spent behind
prison bars, Abe Buzzard. the notori-
Gus outlaw evangelist. was released
from the Eastern penitentiary recent
II. Speaking Of his Jekyl and Hyde
career. BuzZard says:
The world owed me good living
and I collected the debt the best that
I knew how was not used right the
tine | was first arrested, and had |
not been blamed for crimes never
committed. I would never have re
sorted 10 the life that have led.
I an converted now and realize
that It does not pay t. think hat YOU
are going to get away with the kind
Of stun that used 10 pull I'm going
70 shake the dust Of Pennsylvania
from NJ feet and so 10 the Pacific
coast I've learned to be cob
bier and In soiag into the shoe bust
less out west. where no one will know
ne. and Ehere ! viii have chance
70 start life over, again"
Buzzard hegaJ stealing at the age
a fifteen. when be and three brothers
organized : gang 70 raid farms in the
WEIGH uO-1tsiEs When twenty he
began SERVING tsn-ye2r term in Ian
caster county He broke out Of Jail
and vas rsczptursd several months
later.
Alter serving several other sen
tezces h vas released from Cherry
Hid in 1901 Than il -zs he profess
Cd reformation and began preaching
He did his eFzEgsIistie Eork during
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
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A-sc-.z-E-1gz-y : prepared 70 declare
zz- 4zi-s- Ss-viz aid Montenegro
should re troops 0: t1os= nations nov
before Sc--e-i resist ne A-s--:z1s
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
FOUR KILLED IN EXPLOSION.
sag 75or OF -i9-est.zs sts.l Horss
sc=r= OF Disaster.

Pi--s5E-zE--E'oz- Esz we're Burned
g DEAN Z ~ eIp.oss0z q TIE Hone
scsz5 steel Vors= q TIE United
S-sel Corpo-zr5cn- Twenty Es1 we're
a Ecrk Il that section Q. the plant
where sag froz TIE furnaces L b-0k-
e Ep. Ece1 from soZs cz1ss 4 pres
cit uzE1ow1 Z terrific exPlosiCl &C
cured Me1 we're tossed zbo1t II 81
directors, soma q theu being tEroWn
beyond TIE range OF the tying metal
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
N.A0oo PUTS FOOT DOWN.
Stars cz-zzz1 O. E-or1ny n
--z.ef-E Allowances

Wzstl1z-oz-wi-a : sharp CT 4
government r=vezE=s Il sight through
-z-t= revision Secretary NcAdoc has
begin { campaign q economy. at
bone II Tie Treasury Department
He las pr his foot down upo1 81
pe1stve trsTe-izz OF oEctslz II govern
zs-t expense
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
FORMER COUNCILMAN FINED.
Was co1reeted Wiz Atlantic City
Graft Charges.

NAYS Landing. y J.-Foruer Cou1-
Gilman James Y. Lane and William
Malta. @: Atlantic City. Who pleaded
guilty 70 conspiracy II connection win
ne concrete boardwalk fraud ex-
pcs1re some time ago. Ez-e t1ai $500
each By Justice kg,5zca. Q. s1e ST.
preue Court
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
CAV distribute PETITIONS.
s=z.sa c-zrts9 Perm ssicn e
E-:s- czr-:ol 7o:-r5z.

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Cz7--c- e t=.5T=- Petitions % men
c=-s c. Congress asking Tor woes :or
-1-=c T-= s-Erag-sts promised 70
-=z-= ,z=t- hands s-1 banners CIT
s.cz S=-g=z-r-zc-4rus Higgins @
- Senate. z-t S=-E.z-t-sc-Ar-s Rid
DEL O -1z House, se-- : letter 70
z-z-zzs 1=259-z-czrs notifying tLs
-o-s- --zr ample p-o~is.c1s you'd
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11

ler's husband. John Miller. from whom
she lad been separated and Who had
been ordered u The coErI 70 pay her
4 statef su1 weakly. had stopped his
payments Sh= decided 20 black her
face. after telling her landlord her
story ard receiving his prcziss to IS
sisr her L Al s5o-E &C learn whzt
Miller was dang EfEt ia Eo1ey.
50 che sTeltnz the PAR backed %.
o1t ut very successfully They rid
themselves n hallway ~ STATE and
Van aGrsn zrsetz. bEf pssze-s5y cas-
IL detected tie difference sstseea
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
INCOMES DENIES ACCEPTANCE.
says He Hzs Not cnanzsa Hira Pc
gar6i1g French Past.

Me- Yc-k-Wi,,ia2 2 NcCozos,
Chairman Of TIE National Democratic
Committee. denied thai he had
changed his mind regarding tha An
1zssaGc-slip 70 France ard rad d.
eltet q accept Tie pos- Ny att
tu6s II regard 70 accepting The posi- q
Ambassador 70 France te said. Is
precisely what il was vixen I sent ~
letter o. iecltrecio1 70 the President"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
BLACK FACE IS ARRESTED
Wife Tries - Discover Ho~ HUSBAND
sren1s I1ney-PoIicenzn Sees
Tnrogzh Disguise

Chiczro-Mrs- Hazel Miller has DE-
cf6e6 that sas 4 through With ietsc
tive work Sc has Z D. Wooc.. Eho
vas her chief assistant
Mrs. Miller. via Is tv=nty-fczr
y=zrz cd and pretty. lives ~ q Norsh
snn street. : boarding bozzs co1tEct-
81 ~ Woces ard his wife Nrs Nil
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
HA7PiNs MUST HAVE GUARD.
Jersey Laws Airs To Protect Public
Frc- Lzc.rzticn.

Trenton y in the future Il viii
y unlawful z tdis State 70 wear hat
pins unless their points are guarded
CorerEor Fielder signed bill which
becomes effective Immediately. -sk-
51g i Al act @ disarCerly Conduct
purls1z5-s b. q fz= ot from Sc u 80
70 arr person 80 wear Il pEh,.c
place eny 6evics capable Of l1csrz--1g
the assh q another person unless IL
point i sufficiently guarded
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
WOMEN BALANCE Or POWER
Kansas City Candidates Wren Trey
rzxoree Wen.

Kansas City. No-wo-sr vot=-x
held rae balance C pcwsr aid DEAR
mined TIE result q TIE election II
Kansas City last T1esEsr. according
70 the oEcisI -=tur-E lEs- arc uzcet-
iOf the $3.50 women voters $500 sup
parted G. " Gres-- who was elsc-ed
Mayor. Former NayCr James K
Potter would hzTe been reelected Il
the votes q cnly the uen lad DECIDED
the contest
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
NEW CONGRESS MEETS.

TIE S.rty-tAi-d Congress -
ss-5.es Mc152y = ezt-zo--
6.-a-- session is cc-vezl1g
zz-ke5 tze return G: tzs Dszo-
craze party = pcEsF = bc;1
branches c: the Fs1=-z- Legs
.st--s g sell ss 4 TIE executive
s.z-c1 Q the Gcv=--zs-t :cr
Es rs, tine = IS ys4-s
TIE senate ( constituted G!
q Democrats. ~ Republicans
Ez6 : Progressive.
Democratic majority Il SCI
as Gre. oihs- parties ccZo.--
6.s
TIE House is constituted @.
80 Democrats. I2s Republicans
ard i Prog-ess!Tes.
Democratic majority Z House
cT=- ether parties. -.
TIE House Membership. wL-1
vss So g: re Close G --= .zst
Congress : 49, a. Increase g.
=. --= increase bang based g
- population fE-=s sz-91 =
- census O. 1919
T-e Senate has 9 I=- -c-z..c
majority :Cr ~ FRS: .t-= l. =
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Fcr - 5-s- tine Z years
: ---5 p-9-tics, pa-tT nominated
: Speaker @: tie Eccs=
~ to 1-st tine Z nearly 8
years ~ 1s-z. 6-z--E c. s=z-s
y ~ q re opening 1zT o.
Ec-s= session VS. -: followed
VIZ benches II pace e chairs
ard desks. tie p-:.-cr G.. rs;
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
1Rs. PASkHuRsT FED sY FORCE.
Lcndor Paper says sgFragetts Is In
State OF Collapse.

Lo16o1--}lrs. Euueiine Pa-k1grs-,
T1o : OF hunger strike il Holloway
jail. has been fo-cibly fed. according
70 TIE Express, and : Il z state o.,
collapse. Her condition is considered
serious. Sae refused food and resisted
all Efforts 20 feed her.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
REtRCs SUGGESTION.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
OUTLAW TO START LIFE ANEW

the day and stole poultry at night. N
the course Of a few months he stole
1900 chickens and 800 turkeys from
the farmers in and about Reading and
Lancaster.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
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the blackened limitations and the EeS'
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orderly conduct
Smyrna times., 1913-03-26
PROCEEDINGS OF LEGISLATURE
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

whose final business session was held
last Friday night. for. while many
measures of merit were killed by rea-
son of machine dictation and because
the interests have not entirely lost
their grip, yet the number passed
attests to the fact that bosses and
corporations are not dominating leg
islatures of today as they have in the
past. Considering that Delaware has
been gang ridden in the past and that
legislators have been elected repeat
edly for the sole purpose of serving
some corporation. there is catse for
rejoicing in going over the legislative
summary. Working women and girls
have won a helpful victory in the
passage of the ten-hOur bill. The
child labor bill, which has also been
signed by the governor. is another
good piece Of legislation. 1t fixes
the age Of employment at IA years,
with the exception of those employed
in cauneries and engaged in agricul-
tural pursuits 1t throws needful re-
strictions about various forms of en-
ployment and is considered very
good bill. though somewhat emascu-
lated by the interests sulking behind
the chamber of commerce of Wilm-
ington.
Delaware No Longer Gretna Green
The GOrmley marriage bill is ex-
pected to doom Wilmington as a gret-
ma green, as the bill provides that
out-of town pairs must take up a
ninety-six-hour residence before a
ceremony can be performed, and il
also provides for the fullest publicity
in issuing licenses and performing
ceremonies. The passage of the affil'
lated college bill, which will provide
a higher education for Delaware wOm
en-, is a measure which has been ad
vocated for some time. The legisla
ture was liberal with appropriation
for agricultural extension and for tn
work of fighting the white plague
and these appropriations enable Della
ware College and the Delaware Fail
Association to enlarge their scope o
work
SimpIified Ballot and Cleaner Electio
A bill was passed providing for
simplified ballot and abOlishing tn
voters assistant, so that elections i
the future will be freer from cOrrup
tion than in the past. The refuss
to indorse the direct election of Unit
ed States senators was due to Republi
can machine influence. while the de
feat of the employers liability an
woman's compensation act was due
the interests. All bills favorable
temperance interests were passed.
Smyrna times., 1913-03-26
simpIifed Ballot and Cleaner Electic
TEN HOUR LAW ACCOMPLISHED
Signed BY Governor Miller Thursda,
Night. and Becomes Effective, July

Signed BY Governor Miller Thursday
Night. and Becomes Effective, July
The bill, passed by the Legislature,
establishing a ten-hour work day for
women in Delaware, with the excep-
tiOn of one day in each week when
they may work twelve hours. and linn
iting the hours of labor each week to
fifty-fve, was signed by Governor
Miller on Thursday night. 1t becomes
effective July l. Between now amp
then Wilmington employers of wom-
en- who are most affected are given
the opportunity to adjust conditions
to meet the requirements of the law.
Chancellor Curtis is empowered to ap-
point an inspector to enforce the law.
Governor Miller has also signed the
Child Labor Bill and it becomes effec-
tive January l, 1914. The bill linn
its the ages at which children may
work. restricts them as to engaging in
dangerous occupations, and provides
for more supervision over them. The
bill was signed on Friday night.