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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
People of Each Borough to Decide.

borough their decision settles the
This the the home rule idea This the very essence
fix the shall live. This all
Legislature
whether
Baltimore whether
remain asth Could proposition be airer?
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
Mr.. BRYAN, Mr.. lee and local Option.

managers brought Jennings Bryan
Blair They made him their witness and
go back what he
July Grand Island Nebraska, before the Democratic
State Convention Mr. Bryan OF his Minority Report from the
Committee Resolutions favor of putting option plank into
the platform, said among other things:
LISTEN TO MR. BRYAN NEBRASKA:
than that, there only to get this
question the LEGAL option queston OUT OF pocs ana night
campaign on national issues The Republican party has
with them it is not issue You no longer
that you make this fight national issues
YOU REFUSE TO REMOVE THIS QUESTION FROM
THE CAMPAIGN You have chance to make it on ma
tional issues. IF INSTEAD OF THAT YOU PREFER TO
MAKE IT ON THE LIQUOR QUESTION, THEN CEASE
TALKING ABOUT NATIONAL ISSUES.
it is expedent- it is right. The Demo
cratic party afford right the Democratic party
afford to take the moral side of moral question
you you the Democratic
Sh deS on the moral ''d' or VIII you put '' immoral
interested Democratic party to the
Democratic all that have or hope to be
expect to live many years to fight its battles want to
strengthen the party, and to be strong 1T MUST
KEEP TIME WITH THE MARCHING SPIRIT OF OUR
TIMES You must remember temperance growing
in this country and in the world
Ty 1--WE MIST AP TT TO THE 30UT Tu MEN WITH
TON We cannot hope to win them we take the liquor
side of this question.
willing to trade who think of the
home that they are not willing to march under the stand
ard of the liquor interests for who simp for
merely by anneemen who nut the love of innor above
principles OF government shall be weaker when the
moral issue to be met.
we espoused righteous that
MY MORE DESERVING OF ATTACK THAN THAT
WHICH IS ATTEMPTING TO CORRUPT OUR PARTY
AND CONTROL OUR STATE. If % sounded,
1T MUST BE SOUNDED BY ANOTHER 1 not 10 it,
NEVER, NEVER"
Nobody believe after reading what Mr. BRYAN when KNEW
her back on se rnd aS S turn
POLICY and EXPEDIENCY
the situation realized how the liquor politicians
The situation Maryland proposition
except that in Maryland is the CANDIDATES instead of parties In
Maryland Republican candidate, MR.
who @ pledged the oea option b @ em %n S@ %
MR. LEE
make statement and has renomnated violated
i'll order to the liquor interests last time
1t is the AniSaoon League that
Senatorial campaign this year II WAS BLAIR LEE the Anti
Saloon which keeping
make that would question campaign
Read Mr. Bans words above and ask
the liquor interests he does a
Ponder carefully what Mr. Bryan PRINCIP
which Mr. Bryan down local
diuons
Published by order of
Advertisement ANTISALOON LEAGUE OF MARYLAND
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
Fair Play for Baltimore City
An Appeal to the Counties by the Mayor Of Baltimore
LOCAL sELF-GOvERNMENT

eve declare that Baltimore
State should enjoy the largest of local Scoycrnmcnt
and pledge in Assembly
the such will confer and
City Council of Baltimore and County Commissioners fthc
counties jurisdiction in the local the
exclusive control of the Plat
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31

The hbor conged with bay and coast trade Spring Car
the
controlled by municipality AT
side owned hV Bait
controlled by Arundel Baltimore
BY Baltimore capital;
andy of Btmore
The Judgment depends
by
O
b. of o well
take her the
Of The she
he
trade $ opening the Panama Canal
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
CITY ADMINISTRATION coMMENDED.

Wc commend the cOnSpcuOuSy successful
of public city
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
Grasty, The Breeder OF Discord.


SECTION
every CITY department improvement progress economy efficiency
see to the on the Baltimore Sq This great papr
family controlled BY Chaes H.
GrW VINO len an unory reputation IN the West 10 come 10 Baltimore, as me
Baltimore NS In his Career the control m Ihe NTSf
No words too foul for HIM use III vcon the late
and of Governor Smith and Governor Wagd and Gov
denuncaon Wilson law which framed for the
people the Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore He
has always fought the County people question
largely array the city against Southern
Misrepresentation He
both counties and city, and his sole try raise himself to
his warn against his interpretations
Taxing Public Improvements.
We ask for the repeal Of the State Tax Baltimore City stock which
cys property
sona the city, assessed at full value ought not to tax the city debts
Carroll County Loan Acts 1900 ch a42 yaIse Loan Acts 1900 CHI
County Lo
Rockville Acts, Wiomco oan Acts
CHI Dorchester Loan
Acts 1910 h 5t5 Plata Loan Acts 1912 6 TO- E'on Loan Acts 1912
And the C9m9eT report h9% that nothing is collected from those not
Tax the recommends
Fair Representation.
the Legislature
We appeal also nndedn and to the fair minded
the andu judicial branches O the
There also another which desire appeal and
which wish TO dwell
provides
selection United States the Stawhite and
h-as equal voice and ask the spirit Of that amendment does not
candidate for the United States Senate by the
Democratic Democrat the State should have equal voice viii
Kent Wiomco Allegheny other when in the
M United States 10 pvd method Of msmnanp United States Senator by
which Democrat shall
Democrat in Baltimore City shall only have -
MAYOR OF BALTIMORE.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31

the Democratic Mass Meetings held in the different Maryland
Counties the Hon rabc Blair Lee candidate for the United
the Honorable Emerson Harrington candidate for Comptroller
the Honorable c. c. Magruer candidate Clerk of the Court of
Teas appealing for full candidates Local. prom
Using that Baltimore City would contribute handsome majority for the State
candidates, Mayor Preston made the following appeal for fair play for B-
mmeC CITY:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
7 THE MODEL. !!
TELEPHONE No. 272.

WE ARE GETTING KNEE DEEP INTO FALL BUSI-
NESS. Everybody is in hustle and the is crowd
ed with desirable wearabes and merchandise. Maine
and Chiffon Rufus in all desirable coors and combna-
tons at SOC to - 90. Auto Rugs making many
friends for and they money too Fur Sets,
Coats, Etc, that will prove good investment i'll many
ways. Feather Boas and Muffs in lovely combinations
and plain colors Damask Table Sets came to us today
in many patterns Ties and Bows all that is new in
ladies' neckwear. Sweaters for any member of the
family Rain Goats today. After the weeks show
have replenished the stock Comforts and Blank
that have the reputation Of being better than the
average Auto Wells in any color of the rainbow at $lOO
Dene Linen Mesh underwear that has an International
reputation Xmas handkerchiefs little ahead Of time,
though YOU get the choicest Nmas hand bags and
thew going like hot cakes, beauties today in tine
latest Suits by every express keeps the stock
always up the minute, different ones every time.
Handsome Novelty Coats of brocades and ur combna-
tions will please you if you have been Talnng tr some
thing different
JOHN %. HEMORlCkS OA.
= AE~a
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31

the various Democratic Meetings in Maryland
,ugzing Hon c Blair Lee candidate the United
Stnes Senate the Honorable Emerson Harrington candidate for Comptroller
and the Honorable c. c. Magru, candidate for Clerk of the Court of APP
s and appealing for full for all candidates State and Local. and prom
Baltimore City majority
candidates Mayor Preston made following appeal fair play Bt
more City:
Why to People
platform quoted justify appeal making
You deal about prejudice people
CITY, Soe nave ' mat h f no use y the claims OF the city be-
and that you are wiling sive city what fair b YOU want the State
eoun nd Sey oSer county and ea e that yo
giving city treatment injustice corrected
convinced uphold put Simple
What the City Contributes to the state Government
The contributes half majority of
contributes much than half Govern
OF essnqe from the whole State Of $ the city contributes
Representation in the State Government.
peal ONE Judge; The counties have SEVEN
Both United siaess Senators.
The src'e'ary
The Clerk Court of Appeals
Two members OF The Pubic Service Commission.
Every member he State Roads Commission.
All Of members o of Public Works
STATE G. Cams Warden
per cent and
m f had P fsn the ~e the State "s to GpO~s
large
make their money the city live and are paying taxes in one of the Countless
ct the counties and tor direct taxes property Baltimore CITY assessed
than half value Thus real estate Baltimore City worth
State while man IN the county owning real estate worth $40
average not more than IS 900 and pays SIS 50 State taxes o the city
h 20 emmett and sare in the bed living from prov
mental principle Of the Declaration independence that IAN created
Of Baltimore denied equal denied Justice, when
counts mesa asst 0 n city.
Small Number in Legislature.
On the g Of adon2 regesenon of Bmore in the Legislature
he House Of Delegates members q which Baltimore has
more city has but four and this small reo[efeGtaR and The fact that
the Tss the uPpo the State oyeamJn b not oG pp to
similar representation Of Baltimore City in the State
Convention with the result that when comes to voting for SAT- officers Bt
this overwhelming legislative mody Of
Is All he Above Treatment
ask my fOs The s Gooass this fair s%se In 9t ' ban
order Baltimore cn M play BY the adoption Of the Borough p1n BY the
license money; by giving local appointment P
s 6 but a " play s s: o
r e The justice play
Borough Bill,
m Pmo City n o a S e c s G oq $3.50 p9 aa
miles Cleveland which in the s census passed BALTIMORE IN the list OF large
Orleans a. Boston 40 Louis
connection emphasis particular point Please s uGde d
stand that the Borough Bill does MOI s1 take aR Of territory 0m e
annexation The purpose the bill simple merely gives to the
booughs right
borough
The residents
borough willy separately.
People of Borough Decide.
OF tn
of believes letting
shall live This all
Legislature the
| mas they Could be
Why People viii Approve.
thai the the awles ee
buth involved
o the
of theb orderly
Baltimore health regulations be applicable
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
The Borough Bill,

Union
probably
Baltimore the list large
square Pubg Buffalo, San Francisco, New
Oleans42 30 10 ST
emphasize particular Please under
Arundel County The Borough Bill Of its does
residing within each the four proposed boougs the right to say for
County The residents OF
borough will separately.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
Is All the Above Fair Treatment.

ask brothers in the Counties this fair treatment In order to cha
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order Baltimore City i play by The adoption Of the Borough Plan by
by all the
local the
Liquor License Board does onsut
only fair play by the Legislatures and for that fair play
the they impress their
the
the o The
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
Why the People viii Approve.

boroughnot the
Baltimore will the
OF
Baltimore health regulations applicable
used by
orderly Sabbath throughout
surround
the
that
Systematically the theory
in the proposed borough districts
they will the Import
Roland Park is the
import
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
lamara Theater

The Omaha Tornado slides and the accompanying lectures in the evening are being enjoyed at the Lamara. The slides are really very fine views of the terrible disaster which befell the city of Omaha little more than two weeks ago. Freaks of the wind are pictured. as well as scenes of ruin and desolatiOn. and the eXplana tory lecture is very instructive.
 A most interesting number of Pathe's Weekly is shown. pcturing German sufferers in a flood which appears to be as bad as our own Ohio disaster. Some wonderful snow scenes along a railroad in the Cas- cade mountains are shown. fas- cinating Indian adventure is told in The Buckskin Coat Indian tepees and lovely glimpses of witching woodland scenery are clearly photo graphed The Joke Wasn't on Ben Bolt" is an amusing sketch of three old cronies attempting to play d joke on a companion. There are some beautiful settings in The House in the Woods" and the story is well enacted. The old darkie butler is q very interesting character. The mu- sic at the Lamara is in harmony with
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
ANNOUNCE SOME MAY CIVIL
 SERV|EE EXAMINATIONS
Examiner for Civil Service Positions has Raft of Places to be Com
 peted for Next Month.

A call has been issued for the holding of examinations for May seventh in the United States civil service. EX- aminer Craig of the Phoenix office of the service has issued his bulletins which call for examinations in the fol- lowing positions.
 Assistant in tobacco investigations male); copper plate may engraver, tmale); associate physicist. qualified in metallurgY, (male); junior aid (male); cooper plate map engraver cOlOrist, Cmale and female): telegraph operator. (male and female): architec- tural and structural steel draftsman; head nurSe-Operating- g-tfemale; and irrigation managers and assistants. all men.
 These examinations will be held along in May ranging from the first or thereabout into the middle of the month. Fuller Information concerning the conditions can be had of Examiner Craig at his office in the land depart ment on the second floor of the federal building
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
DR. SARGENT DENIES
 MENINGITIS RUM0RS
City Health Officer Says There Is but One Case in Town at
 Present

Nuuuycd by the persistent rumora given circulation about town relating to the prevalence of cerebro- spinal meningitis in Phoenix, Dr. w. II. Sar- gent. city health officer. announced ,cstcrday that there is but one case ur the disease in Phoenix at the present time SD far as the city health authorities have been able to aSccr- tain If there are other cases. Dr. Sargent stated. they have not been reported by the physicians in charge. There has not been death from meningitis in some time. the three Cascs reported prior to Thursday morning having fully recovered. This leaves the city free of the disease, so far as pr Sargent is aware. with the exception of the one case on North Eighth street.
 For the benefit of those who are of the opinion that there are other cases than those which l have an uounccd from day to day as they occurred. I wish to say that if it can be shown to me that there is q single ease wifully unreportcd. l will take every step possible to bring about the prosecution to the full extent of the law of the physician so neglecting to report.
 '.I have the highest esteem for the physicians of Phoenix as body and I cannot believe that there is :. single doctor here who would knowingly treat q case of cerebro- spinal meningitis without having re ported the presence of the disease to the city health department. But if there are such physician or phy- ~icians in Phoenix I would wish to know. do not believe that any family would ask it's physician to withhold report to the health de partment. especially when it is known that the department stands ready to assist in every way possible not only in stamping out the disease but in the diagnosis Of suspected cases and in the treatment whenever such assistance is asked.
 My honest conviction is that there is but the one case in Phoenix right now have been told by several people that some two or three doc tors are treating or have been treat Ing cases "llIlouI itp'i IlIi6 'V 'iI' health department | have made in vestiations and have satisfied myself that there was no truth in these reports However, l must say that it will not be well for the physician who. having such d case, neglects to make the report required by law IL is one of the importart means ot safeguarding the public health, and it is a law ! shall strive to enforce
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
SAVOY

Scenes from the Balkan war, depicting the entraining of troops fighting for the defeat of the un- speakable Turk the camps of the contending armies troops in action, and the dread aftermath of the bat ties that are now part of the worlds history, are shown at the savoy. this evening for the last time. The two reels are perfect specimens of the art of European cinematograph pho tographers The comedy Art and Love" with its scenes from the Latin Quarter of Paris. is the last word in animated comedy. and the bill concludes with two films that in themselves are good enough to be added attractions entitled Her Dressmaker's Bills and "A Bitter Dose
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
Lion Theater.

The new program at the Lion Thea ter is the most attractive that has yet been presented. Four of the latest re- leases from the best studios are shown, and that Phoenix patrons of the photo play are appreciative of the care being taken by the Lion management to
 please them is shown by the constantly augmented audiences. The program
 for today is as follows:
 Mothers Apron Strings is one of those splendid clear Vitagraph films, and of course. as Bunny" plays the leading part, is comedy provocative of much laughter.
 Ann" is an Edison drama. taking it's name from the loveable miss who is the chief character.
 The Pioneers RecompenSe a Pathe Western is beautiful story of hardship and reward, with intense dramatic interest.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
GUAYMAS SEES MARINES
 (Continued from Page One)

and without apparent care for the re- suit to the Arizona town, failed late today when the state troops loaded six hundred pounds of dynamite and five hundred pounds of giant powder in a car and dispatched il by gravity toward two border towns. The time fuse failed to operate. Federals hauled the car to the garrison and celebrated the capture boisterously. To prevent a recurrence of the attempt, Gen. Ojeda ordered long section of the railway track to be torn up below NacO. The work was ac- complshed without opposition There was no resumption of the cannonading this afternoon
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
THIS SWEOE HAS SOME
 VERY GOOD DOG SENSE
| He Rests Some of his Pups on Load 1 While Others Speed in All 1 Alaska Race.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

NOME. April 11.-John Johnson driving q team of T Siberian wolves had four hour lead over the other contestants in the 412 mile All-Alaska sweepstal1e dog race at 8 o'clock this morning. Johnson who has not stopped to rest since the race began at g o'clock yesterday morning was ap- preaching Gold Run, 176 miles from Nome with ScOtty Allan, driving the Darling Allan team. which won the last two races, Fay Dalzene and Tommy Illayok resting at Haven. Johnson is keeping his team moving by letting one or two dogs rest riding on the sled. If he can keep going he stands a good chance to break his own record of A hours. II minutes and 20 seconds made in 1910
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
A DOLLAR
 A YE A R
Is All Mrs. Campbell Needs to Keep i'll Good Health Now, According to Her
 Own Statement

Moro, Ark.-In q letter from this place, Mrs Anna Campbell says: Seven years ago l was in a critical condition--was so weak that | could not get out of bed for four weeks. was advised to try Cardui. the Wom- ans tonic, and I bought q bottle
 Before I had taken tWo-thirds of it was not only able to be up but could do my work. At times. now. I have headache backache, and weak trembling spells. | doses of Cardui to straighten me out ready for work. I have been using Cardui for II | years. but it only takes one bottle a 1 year for me now. and I don't take l any other kind of medicine Il am also giving it to my daughter and 1t is doing her all the good in 1 the world.
 I would not be without Cardui in 1 my home"
 ] ms leulef, plckeu al fdHuonl ron ! our file of many similar ones, should certainly convince you that Cardui is al least entitled to d fair trial ii | you suffer from any of the ailments 1 so common to women. or merely neeC a tonic for that tired, nervous, worn | out feeling.
 | Cardui has been helping weak women for over half q century Il will help you, too.
 Try Cardui.
 N B.-Write to: Ladies Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chattanooga. Tenn, for Special in | structions and 64-page book. Home Treatment for Women sent in pla l wrapper. on request.
 tAdNerti iSement
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
ISAACS MAKES PROTEST.
Former Mail Clerks Appears, Disprov-
 ing he is in Hiding.
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPArcHI


 SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April H. Postal inspectors here were surprised to learn today that Milton w. Isaacs formerly d postal clerk had been re- ported in published dispatches to have disappeared two days ago. after sign ing for package containing $6.400 stolen from mail bag at Visalia, Cali fornia two years ago. Isaacs called on the department here today to protest He has been in touch with the postal authorities at all times and at no time they assured him, has he been under suspicion. Inspector Cookson, who was reported as saving he had determined the blame. denies he has arrived at any final conclusions
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. they cannot reach the seat Of tie disease Catarrh is blood corsti- tutOnal disease and in order to you must takC internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in- ternay. and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not QUack medi- cine i( prescribed by of the best physicians in this country for and regular prescription. II is composed ol the best toncs known cOI1h.n5G q with ;Ge best blood purifiers. acting directly Cn the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination Of the two ingredients is what produces such wonIeTful re- suits in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Props. Toledo O
 Sold ny Druggists. price 7jc.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
Huerta Seeks Peace.

FL PASO, April 11.-Eight Huerta peace commissioners arrived here to- day from Mexico City and will pro- ceed to Tucson. Arizona, tomorrow Denounced by the local constitution alists as pleaders for the Huerta gov ernment, they sent an advance plea for peace on the grounds that the insur- gent border states seek annexation tC the United States, which program is described by Sonora and Coahuila lead