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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
Gbriltulette i'm Satil0n.

GicDt en- ner ct. qetegstIgts ia
Rom liesi ole iirtiniidls aapele, in
tpslner ser pnpit in sigener ,pttipn
Dii big Welie iisii-
8eionoers igierli4 uno erqrsiieno
lit lie in Der GbriItnadt. Sin 2iht'
nicer flutet ourd) ben 3dum una gHi
del Inaelos Geitalien bes .Iiinghen
@erihis." neId)es bic odn5e NiIde
einnimmt. ifeinen osiitsrbait berpors
Sutretsn. Ser @ltor eriirabli i'm
9lonSe ieines @oloesr1tes, Elm boter.
fdfperer 9nIbadin tpolbt Ft onriiter.
% 0ffntn fid ole dllasltiirsn:
S5hps3er. @dros in ihrsr bunten. mit..
teldlterliteR 9rutht ihrtitet asnieies
men Sdrities boron. pdbreno bic
S6noer oben cui Der Galerie. psriiedi
hinter aoloenem glitter Die SohmeHe
BON palsitrinn intoniersn. MSn6e
rno Geiftlihe folesn ben Gdpsisern.
bnnn fommf bic bobe GGnfie nit Dem
Dapite. osfen 9iara i~auisnbfdltia
fnnieit. rieiiee Geitalien trooen Ie onf
ihren Ghuitern; ooneben esben 81 beis
ben Ssiten ie pier Mcniignori i'm
purpurgeipnnoe init tpeibem llmhana.
mGdtiee peibe acknowledgements
fGfpinetnb. bonn foloen oie Garbin1ls
nit ibrsn lane,n Ghieppen. hi. linen
nodoetraaen peroen; Gdapsi3st biz
ben ben GhIub.
Sic ednffe isnit fih. Ter papit
fhreite' bic Gluten BEG Itia,s hinau'
BET mddtia brou'snoer Wufi. tr het'
ben fhpe,sn goIoenen 8eter, ofIes
iniei nieoer uno betet. 2sife er.Iinat
Der Gefone: Gelobt lei Ssfus gbri'
fius,
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Zen 6i9 i'm @ans. GSttbr!. gleib'
biibfh bisr!!" Jrou @ottba6 belt
oas 8iho Extraordinarily Surid.
Iber ols |ater uno Wutter, ole beioe
Elm WeiIhen eebruFeit botten. lpieosr
aufiduuttn. mar ibr sOdttr6en iDer'
Ihnunoen.
wSis lit fiber bintsr benz 6.rrn
b%ergeloufen." meinte 6err @ottbdh;
nun. pafFsren miro ibr nihts. Sa
bieSer Weibnahtsitimmnn boben ate
Wenihen nod mebr uhi uno netm.n
nod mehr 2iidIidt auf Elm 3iuo. als
FONT"
Der Serr pom fdien fih ibri-
gems nit ieinen 8etonnten 81 perpluu,
bern.
6rou @ottbnh perrniBtt ihon feline
Gefeaihaft, uno ouh ihr Rnnn Bee
mertte: .6offentlih fommt er balo
pieoer. Gr brinet uns Die ,3eit 70
idon hin." uno oaun pidelte er fiH
nod letter in bic eIeeante 9ede oes
Lettl VuH 80.
Gbitb erihien nun t~penieffens fpie>
Der. sic mar nod aufeerester rno
erbibt i'm @eiidt.
.Do porIi ou oena, aino2" irngts
bic Nutter.
%. id mar blob binisr benz Sntsl
bsr.!"
,Ubsr bu Iontet bod nithi. Goitb!"
-Nh. Ell bot MIDI gar mid, esiss
ben.-llno mas er gemadt bat! 60
feines! pnbt mai auf."
Hun oroneen bic Gliern in lie. 3u
ersGblen. absr goitb tat eebsimnis.
pou uno mar nihi gu bepeeen. gu ers
sdbIen. mas re oenn eigentlid eeieben
babe.
Mls enbIia 6srr BON -. iebr aufs
eerGumt uno frDblih. pieber in oas
2bteiI trat. bislisn ss 6err uno Jrau
Gottbon fir 5iemIider. gu fhpeigen;
benn mon tonnie niht miFen, oh es
BEN sremben pieIsi1t niht unonse.
nsbm gsfpsien mare, BOB bas ainb 70
ouforinelih biuter ibm breinselaufen
mar.
Der 3ug bate in3piiden .rkbIide
gsrfpdtung erlitteu, uno nls Ct ben
anotenpunft aretnfen errsidte. madte
Der Gtntionsporitebr ben RsiIenoen
bic un.rfreulide Witteiiuns. boB ouf
n.r Strede mad G0ttinssn gu our&
G9nsspsruebun9en cine Stoduns eins
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SScitnahtcn Der 80gri.

Ua4s3. ~
Cine liebIids uno nndabmea5pertr
meihnahiiIitte III i'm ueriAneiter
Notoem BEG alien europa, IN Normes
aen. 0ohsint. ID nerocr in siebrsis
der Siieiotge Ihon pGbreno Der ernie
Die %polften Safsr1bren ousgeiudbt nno
5u i%oatnounten .Sulentp" 5uIafnmens
eebunoen uno in Der Sdeuns iorgtdi-
tie fir bic bdrie Dinier5eit beludbrt-
9ih Gag uor SeiIisabsno. penFs
TroIt une Stnse ban 90getn eaS
9rot perfteden, ifis eeEa Ger 9inDes
liebIte 6rtnos. ON Gortensaun cnfr
,ouf sirey Stanes ON !5aus. ooer
'Gheuntnior 81. Sulsn.es nuf3uIttTtns
Der 80sel Wsibno6tstiid. limb son3e
Maaen pplsiolder Gehrenbiinoel tcer~
ben Sur Gtaot oeinbren. benn leoe 6dt
mile min clsid benz gbriftboum ibrsz
Sulenep baben-ioaor ben 2oten irirS
ei cuts Glab e,pflan5i. oamii au& Iis-
nod Der hunasrnben areatur 2itbes
erlpeiien m0dtsn. GO 1T Gin 8oseir
! oeswiifter pie mitien i'm Soriraer.
mas fih In ben pollen Son Der Weit-
nddtselodsn miihi-ois Sueeno aber
lernt friib in Witlsio Der 2%ierfpsit ga
g~snenien. aino in Der sigsnen 9absn
np6 einmoI 10 frob.
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0sisniider Gnlt.

Dem 5srrihsr ihsr !6immsi uac
Grbe, Dem oatpaltsnoen Wooon. Ter IN
zen 5p0li IdGtsn oils piIosr Sagsy
nit benz tpitennsn SEER Die Cuff
our6broufi. mar nos Rob beilig. beis
fen aulius nur nod peHi9 in ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu 9ogs triii.
Dooeoen ipiel! Der oem frieolihsn.
fr0bliden Gro beiIise @bsr bsi nsn
W.ibnodtsfeFsn cine erobs Rous.
Dos srobs GrOFsft bieB 3ulias. Dos
Dort Sui fsngIif6 .fpbesl") tsosutsi
Rno. Gs III oas Roo Der Come.
bas in Der Sobonnisna6t 5srsabs
tpGrts, in Der Wsibnant b.rgdufpdrts
roni ais GinnbiIo Der Gonnfpsnos.
Nus ben 6susrn, rpsl6e beim Julfeit.
Dem 8eburtsfsft Der :uneen Gonns gu
Gbren aRes3ino.i puroen, if Der nit
Qi6teru bsieste gbriffboum bsrporges
aunQen. au6 Der Name Wsibnodi
fommi niht Don Der Witterno6tss
hriItmehs Der, fonb.rn non Dem Den
Go.t.rn g~spsibttn. in Der SuIna6t
obosbaltsnen iefliHsn gbsrfhmous.
0isIer gbsr if nod pielfo6 in uniern
btptissn MsiInsatsssbrdu6sn srssEn'
bar.
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sirobIammsln fir bic Gripps.

@isle @eibnndtsiiii.n bnbsn biz.
perihiebensn osutiden U~o,tsh1mme
eemsiniam unb nur ipsnigs griude
fino es. lpslfs cine 2onoidoft ais
Gieenibimiihieit nlIein bsfibt. gu
ben lebfsrsn Sitten 51Ii Der in Rdns
den Geasnoen Onosutihlonos iibtihe
fhone 9taud oss .StrobfammeiEs,
fir bic Sripps." tpeldsr folgenoer@
moBen eeiibi miro. &r ,rIten Io-
~pehtsionntogs erbdlt isSes Der aihosr.
Der 6ainilie prn 9aisr ooer DON 0er
Muttsr cine Ianse S6adtei mif
S~trobboImen. 60 oft nun zines oex
Sinoer fi6 ourd 5lsiB unp @etoriom
ousge5sidlnet Bat, bari &c sineu Stroh@
balm in bic arippt Iegen. Die banR am
meihnndtsnbeno unter Dem GbriH.
bdunle bos G6rifitino bebsrberst. Sc
peidsr oas Sinolsin eebstiet III. bette,
g%Idn3snber iprsdsn bic Gtrpbb1lme>
fir oas 8sirnaen Der ainosr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18

IN sen erfisu IbenS'lunoen beFonbers
lebbaft fpdr. mar bulo Der 2iebling Der
umliegsnoen, Mbteile. Sic. unterbreir
tete olen, ole es bOrsn noltsn. uno
oud oieleu, bic sun14t fpeaiser Sn
tersTs oafIr aeieten. biz ins sin5eIns
ale ibrs tinoliden 9offnuneen au'
nas Gbritfino. uno oa lie aus einem
piftieen @efprd9 Der Gltern etipas
aufgefhnappt botte. 70 fhloB lie ies
hesmol nit Der itolaen 9emertun9:
-So-uno Yopa bat iehr gut abae-
idIoHen oiesnol!"
9ottbah bate fih in3piihen be-
ionoers nit einem Witreiienben an.
eefreunoet. Der au iener in Rahtaigen
eeiddbten Menfdengdttung 9ebOrte.
benen bic Shnurren uno Nnetooten
auf ben frOblihen 2ippen nitt OBJ
5ureiben ideinen. Tiefer 6err mar
iebr elegant setleiost uno bate bel Der
9orIteIung etpos unoeutlih leinen
Hamen %eemurmelt. in benz aber oos
fir oieie Oinee febr empfGnetihe OBJ
Der juneen 6rau @pttbah penieftens
oas .pon" oeutIih pernommen bate.
Shon mad penieen Stunoen tporen
6err uno Trau @ottbah BON ibrer
Reiiebetanntihaft mebr aIs entaudt.
Der 9err BON Bot Der 9nttin pes
tit 6ours on. CT pideIie Den 8atten
eisenbdnois in cine iebr peihs nno
parme Reiieoede. pomit er Dor Sic.
benspiiroietsit taum fertis fpsrben
fonnte,-uno er er3dblte unermiiolih
uno INNER omiifani. Gr mubte bic
gon3e Welt eefehen babsn uno bic .r.
ftaunlihIten Qeute iennsn eelernt bas
ben.
Rod oidere sSreunoFhoft ober iflob
er nit 2ieinsGoitb, Der sr bic pers
bIiffenoften RinoerpoHen pormodte.
Uas Rino, oos BON Ieinsm erniten
Batter uno feiner etpas nerpoien Wuts
ter fopiel luitise 8ef6Gftieuns nit iei.
ner iIeinen perfon cor niht eerpobni
mar, sins benz frsmosn Sntel BALD
niht mebr bon Der Site. Gbitt
ponte ibn aud eIiidtrnhlsno bsslsi.
ten, oIs CT iih erbob uno fir iur3e
3sit eniiduIoiefe, Do sr eini9s gsrli'
ner uno Grontfurter 9etannis i'm
Gonee entoedi habs. bic er bssribsn
MOLE. Die al.ine. ole sutrouIih isins
6onb erfnBis, tpebrts er ldhelno ob:
Die pisI.n srobsn Wsnid.n serorit'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
uriprung Der SsbtaGnera.

9as Qebtudners 0eperbs par in
Nirnbsrg uripriingli6 elm @bleaer
osr 9ddersi uuo IDfts iid pom osr
Isbtsrsn srit oQmGlis log. Wonn
biefs GntpidfiuRq tsoonnen bat, ldbe
iia nift fsItItslisn; ibrsn formalsn
Gbid,gs uno ibrs pbrig.sitiide Cont
tipn iano re ieosnfals nardl oeRa
.Ratbssrlab" pon 1863. in osm gun
.abbsIfung ollsrbono sntfannneSs
Strsits uno Srrunseh 5pii6en. Bed
en- uno 2ebtidnsrn| peroronsi nun De.
ouB bic b,ipsn Sonbpsrts .ansr
0ings ieparirst" tperoen folltsn, nno
.boB fortan tein 2ebtiidnsr mebr fsin
SonOpsrt in zines geden Sous aRss
umget,brt ausiibsn biirfie."
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WoortRat umbrtannt.

Su BEN Shirar3tpalborts 6irrmel,
reid. ON Gineana oes pielteiud)tsn
60uen;hals. puroe poriles Sobr Don
Der poit pos gbriIt,ino geiudt. Gtn
sFreiburesr Sinh bate einen Britf.
pie er in pieIsu GsTdGftrn gu 6dbsn
III. nit Der georudisn &ufidriit: an
bos GbriiitinoIsin i'm 6immelrsit,"
In ben grisfioItsn oeuurfsn. TER
Brief eino noh BEN o~benger0nrten
Gdpnr3tpaIos Simmelrsih. her hors
ii9s goitbots ffyiso oaraui; rQorsF0t
In 0irtuelrsih. poft f5~o!tsnitsig. una
betonnt@-uno oa BAG aiuo I'm 9rirF
feine @Drsfs a~rge5ebsn bate. lam DAB
Ghreibsn on ben Batter 3urtd. hsr
spon3ig Qisnnie Strofporio 3dhieu
mubte-nsiI oas ghriiitino ni5t i'm
ShDnr5poIo pobnp
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yteHsrinden

81. gs3si6uuns npfsfiertudsu"
fir oos tetnante WsianoGtsge6dd
iou6t gum srIisn Wldl i'm Is. Subrs
bunoert ouf; ois einen fibrsn oisies
@pri ouf bic beissmenetsn G.pir5s
suriid. onoere iutsn ieinen uriprung
IL. einem, in Guoosuifhlono uuo
CeferreiA nett perbrsiteisn groufe.
Dem rpfeffern.' elmer 9trt Mstifpisl.
lei BEN mon Tih nit Hutben Felua
unp ourA cine 9anOpou SoniataAsn
ousl0ien muBte. fpenn mGn I'm
aompie rem Siirssrsn 3os. Tvie
Q0iefuhen nonnis man tdnn i'm 3uit
,YisIiertuten."
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Der Gnae(
ap~t 100
@einn@ts9ei4i@te BON
&arlernf &nas.
~ er Nohi,D -3us 8stlin-9oI.
y isl-5rantfurt idnob ourd
- bas 9enountsl Der Shnee-

zAer Taft'S Betltn-&a's
p ieI-Srontfurt Sdnob ourh
q bas 9eQountsl Der Shnee-
naGt.
Sc Idneite unaufbDrlih in ornben
6loden. bic pie cine fueiBe llneno!iA@
feit hernisperianten. Nabsnoes Saus
ipetier tiinpieie iih on.
Gbsleih Der 3us idon in Mneoe.
burg nit @eripdtuns ansetommen
mar. unb einmnI io9ar auf freiem
0eloe bate feitlieeen mii1sn. mai bic
Stimmune Der Reiisnosr luiti9. alsr
unannebmIidteiten iputteno. Tenn
mon fuhr in ben llrlaub, mon fubr
in bic id6niten Seiertass nes Sabrss
binein. 5u @erponoien. gu SrsunSsn.
Won brGnete fid i'm Sang, mat
ttiits 2onfett, 8oiipein, geb6d uno
6riidte m%iteinonoer, uno ie.bIt Die 3u-
gefnppfteiten Horooeutiden perlorea
etipas pom ibrer 0efrorenheii.
Sn einem NbteiI s~tpsitsr stIoHe bait.
e1 fi6 Der Yroiurift 9ottbnf nit feiz
utr sfron unp ieinsm finfidbrisen
S0htsrhen beauem eemadi. CT fu5r
an ben G6piessreItern in syronifurt.
Soft 10. sieentIih bate .r es onr4s
aus nod nidt oo5u. 3fpeiiey 3laHe gu
reifen. Nber Co man. um Den tnaps
pen llrlnub einieermaben ~aus3unuts
asn. nit BEN Roht3u9 fubrsn mubie.
70 bolf es, eben nihts. Die Nutter
uno DOT nflsm bic aleine bdttsn bic elf
Stunosn ionf taum in gutter 6acon
i%iberitnnoen. lno ba gu BEN bsideis
bensn geboIt nun bod nod cine gang
bubfde Ganiienie eetommsn mar. 70
tonntt mnn es iA iGcn sinmoI lsi'
Fen.
4lein.gsith. Die tpis ole 4inoer
bur4 bi, errssurs oes uns,pObnt.n
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Il lra@3 ttne .2lac6t.

Soh iiber offer grbenitiirme Soben.
6pb iiber bunter 3eitsnbiloer pradt:
gBie iebit ou bolo unb flar aus 2t4t ~eepDbert
Ou heiIise, ou punberiame Qadt!
AGas tanner nlr aus fel'een unfduIostaeen
Bon frOber 3inobeit Slid bas 6er3 seipirt.
6ot beiner Stirns Oiabsm e~etrasen.
6at btiner G~ngelidpinc.n Slug beriibrt.
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llnb no nes 2ebsns idpere Wanberitunben -
Mit S9utt unc Sia.b @riuneruns 3uesoedt. =
6ot Seiasii 9Iods 2nut ben Wes eefunben.
6at ~saubsrlos bic Snlummernoe eripedt. .
Damn spe ourhs Minterbuntei Iodeno aIingeu,
Gin Rnf BON 8etbiessm sins iudeno aus. j
Gs tIopft oas 9ers-bie Gnsel bort es fnser
lnS fanb beim gbriftbdum ipieoer ih nod Saus!
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-03-06
Two Alarms of Fire.

AS proof that the automobile fire
apparatus of this city. is useful IN the
winter time as well as summer, the Fred
elick fire department was called upon to
answer an alarm on Sunday and Monday,
and on both occasions good time was
made
Sunday about noon fire broke out IN
one otthe houses owned by former Mayor
John Ed. Schell, and tenanted by Thos.
Leakin, colored, in Locust Alley, between
Fourth and Fifth streets. An alarm was
given and all OF the companies respond
ed. The Juniors, however. extingulshed
the blaze before the arrival of the other
two companies. The fire started in a
bed on the second floor and would have
spread rapidly, but for the quick action
OF the department
Smoke coming from the home of Mar
ion Little, on West Patrick street, caused
an alarm to be sent in Monday morning,
about 9 O'Clock. Upon investigation it
was found that on account of the heavy
wind the smoke from the stove had been
driven back into the kitchen. All of the
fire companies responded.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-03-06
Mrs. Samuel Wordsworth Fatally
Injured.

While standing around the cookstove
watching the progress of the morning
meal, Mrs. Samuel Wordsworth, residing
about one mile east of KemptoWn. was
fatally injured. when the water back ex.
ploded hurting pieces of the range against
her head. With Mrs. Wordsworth at the
time were her daughter-in.law, Mrs. las.
Wordsworth, and Miss Watkins. both of
whom were injured. but not seriously.
Inc accident happened about O'Clock
Monday morning. Breakfast was being
prepared and fire had been made in the
range During the night the fire had
died out and the water-back froze. The
tlre caused the expansion of the pipes
and without warning, the explosion fol.
lowed, the women standing about the
stove unable to make for a place of
safety.
Flying pieces Of the iron from the stove
struck Mrs. Samuel Wordsworth IN the
head. The top of her skull was blown
off and with it went a considerable DOR
ton OF the brain. She was hurled the
distance OF the room. Miss Watkins and
Mrs. James Molesworth were struck by
the Tying parts and both were slightly
injured. Miss Watkins was burned about
nci dIHls anu was considerably shocked.
Mrs. James Molesworth was also shock.
ed. She was thrown distance OF about
ten feet
The explosion Immediately attracted
the men of the house. They hurriedly
summoned DR.. L. d. Clancy. of Mt.
Airy, who arrived in short time and did
everything possible to relieve the suffer
lngs of the injured. 1t was impossible to
ind part OF Mrs. Molesworth's skull, so
great was the explosion.
The kitchen was wrecked. Windows
and doors were blown out and everything
in the room was thrown into a chaotic
state.
Mrs. Wordsworth is aged about S.
years.
She dled at Ito p. m. Her husband
and one son survive.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-03-06
Farmers Banquet to be Elaborate
Affair.

Arrangements for the first annual ban
quet of the Frederick County Farmers
. Association, which will be held on Satur.
|day afternoon in Company AS new ar
morN have virtually been completed
VIM Grove, member of the commit
tee, said that much enthusiasm is being
displayed over the banquet. He said
that it was the intention of the associa-
ton to make it purely farmers event.
There is every indication that the farm
erS will turn out in large numbers at the
banquet, which is being held at a time in
the year when the farmers find it an easy
matter to leave their duties on the farm,
Tor 1t is the least busy of all seasons of the
year.
Joseph d. Baker will be the toastmas-
ter and many toasts will be responded
to. Some prominent visitors have been
invited to attend, among them being
Governor Phillips Lee Goldsborough,
Senator John Walter Smith, Senator Blair
Lee, Senator !. P. T. Matthias, Frederick
county delegation in the House, and the
Board of County Commissioners. The
banquet promises to be one of the great
es farmers events in the history of the
Frederick County Farmers Association
The banquet will be served by Chris
han Smith, of Frederick. Mr. Grove
SAID that it would be a very elaborate
banquet.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-03-06
Are Opposed to LeGore Measure.

Are opposed TO LeGOro Measure.
The County Commissioners of Fred
erick County, object to the import of the
LeGore Bill, which makes it mandatory
for them to take over the James w. Lee
Gore Bridge. and also SIX miles of road.
After a consultation the commissioners
recently signed petition, objecting to
the passage OF the bill This petition
will be sent to the Frederick county del
egation and to Senator J. P. T. Matthias.
John w. Hotter, the. President of the
Board of County Commissioners said
that he was opposed to the bill, and be-
lieved that it was not right for the Legis-
lature to compel the County Commits
sioners to take over the bridge and the
six miles of road. He suggested that
the question be put to a popular vote
and have the people decide if the COM
mlsSioners were to take over the prop
erty.
Mr.. Hotter said that he thought this
would be a very good way OF settling
the question. If Mr. Hotter is con-
vinced that the people Of the county de-
sire the County Commissioners to take
over the property then he is willing to
assist In taking over bridge and roads.
One of the members of the board said
recently that there was no donbt but that
the county would be compelled to take
over the bridge, but said that he did not
think that now was the time. He again
ntimated that there was a great deal of
sentiment against the proposed bill
1t is reported that the Frederick
county delegation in the House will not
need great deal of urging to use their
influence to kill the bill, for it is said
that some of the delegates are now OPP
posed to it. Three members of the
delegation have come out fatfooted with
the statement that they are opposed to
the measure.
There is now an act on the statute
books which the commissioners claim
leaves it to the discretion of the board
to take over the property. They now
object to any mandatory Legislation.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-03-06
Against the Mass Vote.

A dispatch from Cumberland. dated
March grid, says that at a joint meeting
of the Democratic County Central Com
mittee and the State Central Committee
for Alleganey County tonight, at Demo
cratic headquarters, here, resolution
was adopted denouncing the so-called
mass vote as revolutionary. The resolu-
tons further declare that the principle of
the mass vote as applied to State hav-
ing one large city with about halt of the
population of the entire State is vicious
and unjust to the counties and that, if
generally adopted, it will reduce the
counties to condition of vassalage.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-03-06
NEW s.
Some Little lettings About PEG.
pie and Things.

Mr.. Willard Wiles, South Market
street, is on the sick list.
Albert Schuoler, who has opened a new
bakery at the corner of Market and West
South streets, has placed new delivery
wagon on the streets.
While on his way to the BOYS High
School, where he is pupil, Edwin Du.
vail. West Patrick street, fell Monday
and sustained very bad cut on his leg
Mr.. George S. Huffer has sold his
house and store at Burkittsville. this
county, to Mr.. VIM. Huffer, who has
been employed as clerk in the store for a
number of years.
The Consumers League of MARYLAND.
at a meeting held in Baltimore, decided
on a publicity campaign to arouse senti.
ment against the Hammond amendment
to the women's 10 hour law.
Mr. Charles Boist, the letter carrier of
Middletown, slipped Monday on the
pavement in front of the residence of
George d. Dinterman, in Middletown
and fell, breaking his right arm.
Mount St. Marvs basketball team de-
feated Gallaudet College, OF Washington,
A8 TO 20. Saturday. / he Mountaineers
scored at the start and held the lead
throughout. The game marked the thir-
teenth victory for the Mountaneers.
The Thurmont National Bank, of Thur
mont has decided to surrender its char.
ter as a national bank and will work un.
der A Maryland charter Action was TAX
en- al a meeting of the stockholders and
the vote for the change was unanimous.
After celebrating two hours the iury at
HagerStown returned verdict Saturday
for 81, 900 in favor of F. Bernard Frantz.
who sued Miss Sadie c. Bishop, daugn-
ter Of DIR. E. Tracy Bishop, OF Smiths.
burg, for S. 900 damages for alleged ma
lCious arrest.
For the first time in many wears,
Franklin county, Pa, became dry Satur.
day night at twelve O'Clock, by order of
Judge Rush Gillon. The liquor license
of hotels, restaurants, distileres and bot
ting houses expired Saturday night and
all are held up waiting decisions of Judge
Gion as to whether they will be re-
newed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-03-06
Farmers Association Wins Vic
tOrV

a general reduction of the telephone
toll rates for Frederick county to take
effect on April Ist, 1914, was ordered on
Tuesday, March 3rd, by the Public Serv-
ice Commission.
The order was filed in the case of the
Frederick County Farmers Association
against the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company of Baltimore. The
association alleged that the toll rates
were excessive: that the charge for ex-
cess time was discriminatory, and that the
toll service be abolished and fiat
county rate established. The case was
heard on MAY 10th, last.
The commission declined to substitute
the flat county rate for the present toll
service, but declared that the toll rates
were unreasonable and excessive. The
charge between EmmitSburg and Mount
Airy war ordered reduced from 20 to Is
ceuts, and the charge between Emmits-
burg and New Market and between En-
mitsburg and Brunswick was reduced
from IS to 10 cents, and the charge be-
tween all other exchanges was reduced
from 10 10 5 cents, provided that the
present grouping of exchanges remains
in force
The commission also ordered the rate
for excess time for the long distance
messages was reduced to S cents per ex-
cess minute.
The company is given IS days to an
nounce its intention to obey the order or
to appeal to the courts.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-03-06
Leg Broken, Crawls to Home IN
Snow.

Daniel Hartle, a motorman on the
Poonsboro line of Hagerstown and Fred
pcs Railway Company is in a serious
Rndition at his home, Corbett's Add
~, Hagerstown, as the result of falling
Pm the ice about hundred feet from his
home Tuesday morning.
Hartle started from his home about 4
h clock in the morning for the carbarn to
[eport for duty. He had only made =
+" steps when he slipped and fell, break
p ms left leg between the knee and an
ie The bowling of the wind drowned
Is cries for help. He tried to get up
~ fell back helplessly into the snow.
here was no recourse but for him TO
Ta"l to his door, although the demonc
|lfy OF the wind sent an icy chill through
IS body. Before Mr. Hartle was able to
et assistance his fingers we're badly
fozen.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-03-06
Wednesday Completes Al Years
Of Service.

Probably the record for long term of
service in the employ of one firm in
Frederick is held by Charles w. F.
Cashour, foreman at the Bowers Lumber
Mill, who on Wednesday, March 4th,
rounded out al years of service for this
company. While three changes have
been made in employers, brought about
bv the deaths of the older members and
succeeded by the younger generations,
Mr.. Cashour has held his position. He
IS an excellent workman, and is held in
the highest esteem by his employers.