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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
Lake noko5 van be Voted.

Ii : anticipated tASt between 400
ana 1,Soo ce-G1cates .. SSpsraatS Tor
4 cocGty Sn& STATE o&oeS VIII hs 1le3
thsS yeS- WIZ The members % the
. hoard u elecGo1 supervisors, ana VIII
constitute one Q Sghs largest primary
tickets u 2s submitted u The voters
0t the oolnty. Because of tie cleo
ton 81 county ana State central com
msueaS there VIII * s. different aaa
G5Stsnot AallotS printed ana Slamiuea
70 gAa voters 81 Tie various districts
Sn6 Qreollo1S X Is believed thst
there VIII b nearly 500 sSQlTs2tS for
places ". Da10oc-s55c s2G Republican
coGnuC central committees, sSolo6lls
thoSs = seek places OF TIE Stsis
Central committees 81 tie col1U.
All Sane cs-l1oStss must ~ fled
v1gh ne }oosl elecuoa supervisors ny
AEgGSs Is SO 5ayS before ths primary
election. Al comfy certificates mast
As lied s. tAs local election o1ScsS
~ ACglSs IS, - 5SyS AsSo-s rs pm
mary election
Cs-slaoSGsS u local candidates a0s
ha3as fled slaw1y, i was reported
1-aD Is slecuo1 Sups-vlSo-'S Offices
yesterday afternoon <hz1 sssht czl6l-
dates 5or o16csS hs6 1la5 1hs-- Ger
racs1ss 2n6 pad thar sas.
Those WHO Azvs Lied 1aA-- cs-sl1-
oS1es-
Z ;. 4augA. Republican, so5 sen
aga- goh1 p T As1hlss. Republican
res-r5 7r-s- - -T--s- - 49,
con-g Of lhs ooun~ys :. \. Thomas
Democrat 5a- 2aEls1a, q WE-ls; Geo
Z ELEs-. SanUodaz1, 5o- county
commissioner Thomas 7. a2Gsh. Re
publican. IN county eoDDlsS5 oners
George " ShoamAks-, N2-5an :. Nj
le- ana =. Z. 2smsnu-s 2zplal1oS1S
5o- shs-1E.
lhS MANNERS u EhS hoard - cleo
ua1 supa-vlS0-S z-s nov busy 1lli1s
rscznslss which have occurred = tAs
a-hoes n oaEasl-Slo1 and rs s15sss
ana clerks u slss 51US u ehs co5aty.
-ecsnl,y E-a019csL 80 t1s ensuing
yea x WIS S.zre6 yesterday that
ouiss s ssw Q 51hs man appointed vii
hs unable u serve xa5 Successors
uuSl As appointed Due announce
ms-7 o. ths changes WI hs made
when Ihs WORK has been completed
-ns slec0o1 SUps-7lSc-s VII son
szss soma ds1lsss action relative -
chs seieclun II Vo1ps places n he
vs-2ollS Q-sc1oesS ana 6ist-ic-S ~ he
c0EuIy. fo-<T-o1s n Ihsss places
ms hs 6es5g1Ele5 " Ihs sla1.ioz
officials
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
nrTnssaar. - 14th. ~.

~ Tuesday, September l4th. has
been selected by the governing bodies II
the political psrsles IS the 3ay for hold
inS the Primaries II this State in sc
co0aanoe with Chapter "a, Acts II
1914
Al applicants for S52ts oRces must
lie their certificates d candidacy On OF
before AagaS l4th with the Seorstary
q State st Annapolis, Nd.
Al candidates for o5oes IN the coua-
II, committeeman, delegates TO the State
C0nveo1on. mus have thei. certificates
On lie II the ot5oe n Supervisors Of
Election on q before August 22Sr3.
These certificates mus be accompanied
~ The cash assessed n sccon5anos with
ChSpte- ia as aforesaid. Application
blanks can he secured al the once of
S1v1viso-s of Election al The Head
quarters If the political parties and st
the o-3cs Of TaR CIzgzEN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

mNat, TAegV Is 10 oae Ne@eSS, ASSee
,Asa SnMAeg nesao>gss S'sS ~ Os@Ss,
aase should E,e, U,Asz tAsn sAsl n AS$
az esuSl oAsace wSeA ~ 6sNSusss "a
Sacersac tAe Nomination ~ tSe NAoe =
his cAosOa Evtyy csoSiases sheetS y
fsjs and 5us s06 many M rs 6lAt seS
ncS jeaelce in any pesoyiSt$ tAsl ~'oelS
the SGcAtest hlrsh Ia lR eheeNS ,S
tAjS Sec6oo. ss no doah, n o5heyS tNece
soe neceSsrily recuhsg Gpe,3gssD6~esa
he6 Fellows sRch ~ paitS> ercGe>ne 8
makes but even in Spch w evep lht
campaign osp De vscc6 or . ljlh elsre
,hat vii no, he any 6eselmen, q shy
candidate Who sujcht ID Seleote6 even BY
Smal m@osi0v or IRE pac,s aS S vhole
pr5msry Stanasra> have s3vesS Acoa
Inst eve-e man ~hop}6 hSve : tat fSfs
10 tho PRIMARY. bu, n3FS u honor 'tS>
ally ~p7,p-i she SpcceSsO q. 1anaaassa. u
bss en,, heeu a Sew vea7> Snce the ~
en, me,hoa 81 >elecgpS ,anaasess Aa>
beer in vogue, ana We AeSegs saS nov
10 sve cur opspior a 5t Vhoss uAe
hove -7s-5;,S,sanas in r}.s Urinary HrheS
6oy nominations ssu lie he,ssg spaces q
5hs. aos> it Tho oase ana sams asE sooa
oo 6oob5 pn5se6 og5mop WI Ne Oh
taioea~ Oar only e6eo' sA7oaSh' q 81
Is 70 hep keep ghe psrgy INES 50ea>s, ao3
20 prevent ST possible say ao'aoa thai
might cssa'J 65Ss>,7auSy 10 the S7est
Nemo,yaes ii Frederick Ooanty aaa The
S,ats o. Nsss3sa6,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
Dairymsn May incorporate.

Farmers and milk producers who
are chatting under what they term too
stringent regulations Of the State
Board OF Health and other health de-
partnents will during the first week
Of August meet in Frederick and de-
termine definitely whether or not an
association TO be known as the Farm
ars' and Dairymen's Association Of
Frederick County shall be incorporat-
ed About hundred or more farmers
met on June p in the grand jury
room OF the court house. Frederick,
and effected an organization known
IS the Farmers and Dairymen's asso-
citation. At that time the milk pro-
ducers were loud in their protests
against what they termed uncalled-
for regulations Of boards Of health.
Last evening the executive COM
mlttee OF the association net in the
Offices Of Reno S. Harp, Frederick.
and took up the question of incor-
porating the association. The com
m1ttee Is drafting an address" which
viii be issued TO the public before
the August meeting, which shall con
tain the aims and beliefs OF the mem
bsrs Of the association and the farm
ers and milk producers. The articles
Of incorporation viii be submitted TO
the farmers for ratification at the Al
gust meeting. The executive com
mittee has begun its work Of drafting
the features 70 be embodied in the az
ccles Of incorporation.
Every farmer and milk producer
Of the county viii be notified az the
August meeting. The action Of the
farmers and dairynen indicates thai
some concerted effort Is going to be
made 10 throw on some OF Whist farm
ers and dairymen claim are irksone
restrictions Of the boards o. heslth
and officials
The members OF the executive CON
liffee:
Il B. Wittsr. J. ". Grove. Charles
Nartz, Samuel FsArney, Lee Rznne-
berger, c. V. Sanner. S. A shaver
and Charles &. Joy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
Second Street to be Improved

Some Of the sickness, and soft
ness OF the AmieSte streets installed
by the Maryland Aniesite and Stone
company VIII be eliminated by the
city by the application OF crushed
stone Snd S thorough rolling Of the
street The cost Of such repair viii
be deducted from the balance which
Is sun due the company. This was
decided last evening ST the regular
meeting Of the board.
J. NJ Caller, sn6 Elri5ge F. Biggs.
were granted the right 10 Law s prs-
E2ts water main On Fairviez, Rose
mont addition.
Half s dozen OF more properly ow-
nsrs residing on North Market street,
bsgend the corporate limits Of Fred
erSck have asked that the city take
over the water lne which by S state
msnt submitted. pays about % per
cent Of the entire cost OF the line.
$S16.4S. The total rents from the
Inc are S1S2.s0. The matter was re-
ssrrs6 70 he water committee.
The mayor reported that Ice street
was breeding place for typhoid te-
Yer Arrangements were made 70
place cobAls stones on the street
The residents o. Baltimore and
Ohio avenue vii Ne Instructed 70
run waste water 70 the front q their
homes instead o. 10 the resr Of them,
where very unssnitary conditions now
exist
Cay Engineer Emory {. Crum re-
ported for June II 70 Jlly lS SIS fol-
lows Labor SSl677: material sl.1s7.-
o.. Permits issued. plumbers s. sewer,
s. building 5.
CITY Register Aubrey a Nco6e-
mus made the annual report OF In
Snces and conditions Of the city. The
entire report VIII be found in the sd-
veriising columns Of this mornings
issue Of The Frederick Post
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
WILL ERECT MONUMENT

The State Of Vermont has AWARDED
the contract 10 erect z granite mon.
ument on the MonOcacy BATTLEFIELD
about four miles south Of Frederic
and q mile from Frederick Juncia
to the R D. Keller Granite and Nsi.
bic company. HagerstoEn. The con.
pany has already erected the based
the memorial and the monument l.
self viii probably Be placed saa
August Is.
The memorial viii be made Of Mar.
land granite and viii stand On IT,.
foot base being eight feet high
The marker viii bear the tolbE.
ing inscription on g bronze plate;
This monument was erected By be
State Of Vermont 70 designate b:
position Of the Tenth Vermont Req
ment during the battle fought tss
on the sth Of July. 1854, 70 save Ess
ington and we saved IL SeTa On
panies occupied the N-sshinga pa
while three companies occupied u |
Btckeystown road, opposite .
Thomas house, erected 1915
As far as Is known the n0lEnA F
viii be unveiled On Septenbsr l
had been the intention 70 ulEa .
marker on July 8, the anniVsz9d
the battle. but II was not possA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

Frederick W Cr2me-, Democratic as
psr4nt for Clerk Of the Circuit Court of
Frederick Coaniy, has addressed the
following letter u n2ny a the voters Of
his parry II this Giy and county. For
the benefit q those who may Dot re
csivs one We publish the Letter in lis
entirety herewith.
Frederick. Ma. June 81, 1918.
nszI Sir
Alter due consideration I have an
noupoed ny candidacy fug Clerk Of the
Circuit Court in the Democratic Pr
mary. In eiecsiag : Clerk fea thai
the peSEae want 70 know f9si. whether
the candidate Is qualified u perform
the dui5as expected Of The Clerk. and
second, + elected. WI h devote his
entire tine ana attention 70 the public
s<9cs.
The Clerk q the Court 5 requi7ei 70
keen the dookess and proceedings of the
Caurs. iss1e the various wrsss and sun
mons record and preserve the public
-eoo-5S etc From the verv nature q
ths work i + essential thar the Clerk
should have sane legal training and ex-
perisacs, q else Re obliged 70 depend
upor 0shsrs. Whr n0s elect $ CSsrk q
the Cuur Wbo WI no5 0aly devote his
entire TINS and attention 70 the Office
I'm who also has the lec1 training and
experience ID occupy his desk IN the
Cuu- Room during tire sessions q the
Conf
Some taxpayers have been kind
sDauch 70 mepaun thsy would Ike t.
sss ne 7e-elecaed County Treasurer
aezln- I'm wish 70 SAY b war If sx-
PLANTATION tha1 uD6sr the new Tax Law
PASSED II the l2S Legislature was
ms6e ineligible fH- -s elsc1lun Is County
T-sasu-s-- While nv work IN the
County Treasurer once has been verv
plsaSzm Gna I believe satisfactory q the
l.eI1ils- ! issl thar Is Clerk az the CSr-
cur Cuu- could render bsrrer service
n L The kiD3 Of work have mace
m int s1u6E.
Z elected. ] VIII sD5szvur 70 appoint
1hs mos r0nlIsaiam men 0t1aanahle as
DEPUTIES, particularly fm penmanship.
sT77T-Itnr En6 general ability and
shE-zrsr Ms one ann VII lie to i'm
rrsvt The prInhe ssrrios wherever posi-
bls- ! aisU wist n zy thar Il WIN be
ulx pssasuTs Il ss-Vt Won and render
-1u arr asslssanss IL ny power when
TDr nave nuzInez II the Clerk : OEhca.
NJ nulis Il the County Treasurer $
rsiles may prevent ny seeinr Won. but 1
WAX q sy tiaz J VII E1qreaiAse Your
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
2scsavs7s IN -ns-zao Company


4-s- hanging frs fur about 1hres
yss-s du-lS which number u 5u6s-
ma1ls hsFs bsan secured against .hs
cCiz1-Eil1T ~ farmers n Frederick ana
0-ha- counties Judge S-zshsz-s. q
Annapolis h2S si1s6 : decree az
rrllu1-Ds -scs7s-S u Tbs G-znEs-s
ID u1uz- IRE zn6 S1o-m Insurance
ca1lnE--y, a5 9E--ol cauu1y. Tie o.
Cas has bssn received e 1hs Vest
U1is1s- c0u- ana 1la6. Ns21 PARK
ZnG c {. Clemson. 05 WsSIzzis1s-
nave tesr appointed rs receivers q
1ils company by ne S-z1s Insurance.
cau-lssians- VIII 1hs recommends
luZ uz A111-1sT-Ess1s-El AIsr Poe
-hs corporate sE-s-y bond has been
1zHl 6 S1B0a8
z2sn-sss1lsl II Charles Aco. Nah
lss- F-e1s-ick. Nszl PE-E ana Z @
IaZsu- NsS-Ulzls1s-- 5u5Enzu1s
liSAlns- zns Insurance c0zpE1F were
secured n Ju1- Y an George Z.
hu1uss- GaEuzy caU-issioos- ThunzS
y Nn1ls- and A--hu- S--ut,s. Of
f-eds-icz cuuu-v- z---s-E-inE uaE-sv
SEA T1s G-z1za-s Nu-uz- Fzrs ant
Sla--1 -1s--ElGs Eu1IylE1rT refused =
7sslz-uEe II EET -nH judgment Be-
-luSs @ --zs Tl-Dcsa1-nEs Ts-s stared
llsaE-lz EuTG-L -1A APPOINTMENT n.
-sesTs-s Il cluss -as business u -ns
au---lEi---z- ealsse1 a. Outstanding T-A
MINIS ZlL Tzv I'll ciar-zs EEz1Ez- -ns
company 11s- zns dse-4s HANDED
1nFE1 II au1zs ES-as1ssE-s -tls cnE-rs-
a- -ils EuzLllEz-T ms ts4z- EU-1z11zr
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

Mr.. Albert Richie, Of the Baltimore
Bar. Democratic candidate for Attorney
General. has been in Frederick and vi
cinity for the past three days meeting
the voters and the people generally in
the interest of bis own candidacy. Dir.
Richie Is a very well known attorney
not only in Baltimore but in the State of
Maryland. He represented the peo-
PIES interests several years ago in the
celebrated gas inquiry in Baltimore, and
secured for them many reductions and
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
N N X ll ~ III a.

T6ERE oesaaius aboot seven weeks
L be.ov tie primary contest on
DaeSiay, >,p,eubez l4,h, which
vii determine vAo ars 40 be lhs asna-
dates Of thar respective rss5eS tor >5ass
and County oSoe> The columns If
TBE CITUEN s05 tie various olhsr news
papers Of the eiyy aa3 ooau,y ooDeaso
announcement cards non opise 8 uum,
her Of prominen, a>y.rsasS 81 hosh ps-
ties for the various positions 10 lie fli-5
by the voters this A1. aa5 each one n
his own particular YV1Uao5. has been az
Siduous in his efforts Il y-omose IL own
interests. 1t IS quite uatl-a, 1ba5 nos
candidates should have thar cvn oeo-
sonal welfare above the 5nse-as,s of an
coUbiuat;oo at candidates ar = ne es-u
it, the ps7,y, aa5 IN gong abou, tbs arr
and county juse-v;evsas voe> ana sex
ing favorable acsioa IS then 5ha thsy
should he o5sssse3 ustg7al,y v7,h TIE
imporeause Of thair ovp caasa and pas-
SHY nigh, daring TIE S-u--ls IN nom
inasio1 so7ge thai 5bey an 5s named
mon 6o6es which WI Ia lalslas esbss
Democratic n Republican, ana mas
suea osla5aa The v,ss-s WI 2, IA .hs
polls ana make the5- ssle,-io1 svan.aaI,r.
From tas aawa Of shs uuisou a, The S.aas
d ans e7sal eouaay sAs-s hzvs 5sza
rs-aes 5omua-Rs Is PRINCIPLES ana
EoasaoeS ana E7ea5snas ana ii nhG
officers have been eleae5 along tlis Eas
q eaurss v,h ma1y r.--iaaoas IN -hs
me-hods aD6 manners as sslselan. We
an T7aN5calE vo-ns soaay = We v.as6
gT@ uDs hunae5 ra-< a-o. win 7as-
haas murs saiaeas-ss ana mrs s--anngas
mehoas d E~Ne1nc ths s-sez ana
I'U3-T Il sns ssesa-aa oar arssn II
ssellluc ehsss sew Enss s Il eal lie
amman &. al -hs oaDa5s-ss ar 1hs T,su-
osaac s5s So lsaS TN i alsd arr6ss Il
tns olhs-S d Nd la sci al1o-s.ha- -ai.
she acoor T-hiis wassin- 5r lhs nau-
uaaar ttlS fall ana &c -suau,s- 5bn +
shs naks az sbs 5smo1-az7 saa-e NJ
So many voss7s vh5 a5bs-a al Tbs sis
Inc aoa policies Of tie g-v ana vhr
0esSEs SIG r-saag az any sal leaau1 a
The parry rlShgs IL thas a -i,t laaf-6ua
aesoaasey They also Sea- 1hu -bt
lemos0a6e Qa-gr s. ga-y- has Ger
tam inherent righss vhiob sash ana
every caa6aase mus -aspss1 and 1hzi
when al Is Sis ana 5ana ana az lie
candidates an 6Del Ct facing ans an
ether, thar 1t IS the va-gy ghas rss Sa-si
before the people rathe- shau 1bs ma
viausl. ID WI lie the nema,-s.it r.s--z
Throughout thu Sszse shn VII s1;ia- In.
tai s. impoaas as,ioas q wu-as shuui5
aotrac from . ssrns fns II ar45ns 1ns
otaer sac and rssuk aiHsrau inn
what We hoqs should he tr0lris aisau..
-Four ysa7s sso. IL WI he rsnsmt.s-s1
We loS the cevs-ns7ShE f5r reasons rissz
we Dc nN cz-e 40 q 1uI5 81 lhe u-szssr
tma hpt which VII DC azuiE is recall
e2 ~ shoss who AZ fanliIiz- VIII zhs
evenss q lhat uns- 11was uniu-runa.4s
sor the PARIS. hus + ha6 N lszsuns /
thty VII uuay bs isa-nea r. 1ha% WA
ar nov szzVs n sbE 6sl5 q ns1n.as
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

~ Permanent Democratic Headouar.
tiers have been established in Frederick
n tAs Seooad SION oi the Williamson
sSaliolDs, opposite Tbs ClTIzsN Office on
Coar; street. between Church and Patrick
Streets where al members al The party
VII bs welcome .; all times.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

ess~ Hon. Emerson c, Harrington.
Democratic candidate Tor Governor. has
headquarters IN Baltimore Civ in he
Union Trust Company Binding, corner
Charles and Faysl;s Streets.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

thAries William L&nglsv. az. ana
MINNIE Hedges Miller, -, widow. hosh
Of Brunswick.
Nrl1h Burgee. IS. and Es--5e =
MURPHY, s., both q near C-hxnA
Lewis J Paunkert. over q s3Vn-.-
&c and Ella croDe p xisoE
both o. Fre6erlck
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
MUNICIPAL NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given i1zi iif a
Aldermen Of FredsIitk WI 81 =
az Equh1izan0n and RsTeE, = -
IN The CITY Hall BuildiRs. -
the 9TH dsy al July. 1915. Sse -
session unnl the Slst day q ~
sve. from SO 70 80 p n, ~
pose Of ASSESSING any tAxahie ~, "a
crsRsing. diminishing ~ snsl4 - :;
srTy DOt hereae assessed Or 800 AZ
valuation Of any properly sna q
pose at hsR-ing al sppeAls ls0l. -. =
fsan PLACED urun the 1kzsof -. -
Frederick hy thu asssssoTs y. 8
make ST lntsrmeaiEas sssss 49,
wear 1915. Al persons l.r u
hereby nnE6ed 70 sppssr 2na n
gwen m opportunity 70 e -. -
Beard Of Equalization and iii ~ ~
LLOYD G. 800
President Of the Board q Alars
Is a Rnrd az EQuslszaHon
5nly2s-2z
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
LIGHTNING STRIkEs HorsF
HTS Nall Within Feof Of Body ef I.st,
Militant Srrir-rS

lightning struck s house On Wen
neTs hail Brunswick. occupied bv
celo1eo persons during the storm
Monday and running down TIE VAL
within 5 foot OF the hssd .. the hasT
q William Spriggs. oolo-aa who dia5
SUNDAY, tore ouS corner q the buil5-
rs RAISE reports that the body AZ
>pTgss had been thrown from ths
cooling hoard and turned over rs,sas
SolsaoerSole excitement IN tie neigh
oorhooa. No aos was injured
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

Pending the selection q new min
lister Tor the Csica charge, Rev. 5. $
Miller. & e Wheeler and Elder {. 7.
Main have been named as 8 commit.
tee on supply.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

~ The personal headquarters Of Sen
,oc Siair Lee II Baltimore are IN the
Equitable Building, corner o. Calvert and
Fsvssse Streets.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
M0CRATIC FREE
LANCE COLUMN

Where An Cam Have = Eearins
~ Matters Political. 1t is u,
~ N>a ~ Make This an Inter
e$sssS rssAsare Of THIS CrTIzEN
NsSsas RssSaa n The neaaNrSuc Cen
SIS CHsaassgsse Sag HreaericS
NN@agy. Maryland;
CHAIRMAN.
IN. \. AUSTIN SAUERMAN.
SNcSgrARIES.
NoSSGNs y, EGSgNHAUER,
SANNS r SCHMIDT
TREASURER.
sOwASN !, SMITH.
0acSzissSSon y tAs nemNcTaiic State
<S0jTS1 Quantities of Frederick
CoOnsy, Maryland;
DA { H. CONLEN.
Chairman.
WILLIAM :. GROVE.
JACoS NJ. NEWMAN.
CHRISTIAN n. NCKSTFTN
ALSAN NJ. WOOD.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

While walking through q garden
neSr his home or West south street.
Mr.. Charles Shrltz. encountered s
large black snake, which he killed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
NEW ORDER COMING HERE
Metre Pane Sisters TO Have Chs-r.
Of ~ aNknss InxrarxsA-

me SISTERS q Nos-e Dame VIZ
come e Frederick 70 take over \
.iohns Literary lnsurute. The SIS.
- q he Visitation VII locate -
HlHA-o. \ = IS announced some ranf
50 onosr the new s-rxngenen.s
az pupils vsl not be accepted ~
. .NssTs Dame Sisters have 50 pxrachisl
schools u this stsaa
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

JTLE 7Tgx W
In the Matter Of the An5tars RtPh'
The 18th DAY Of July. 1915. ~.
Ordered. That on TIE l2IA dsy q y
1915, the Court VII p-3cesd 70 =
the Report az the AudItaT, alsd $ 80,
N the above csnse - 1nag
snd confirm the sans EnlsS -
the con1rz-y ther-0f Re s1os1
said dzys provided cgPT o. ~
Dc inserted IN some newspa PEI PDns-
Frederick County far tive s1noess"
prior 70 said dsy- -,
Dated shis 18th dsT q dal., ~
HARRY " BoEEE
Clerk Of tss Cizcuii o'1''
Frederick County.
True Copy-Test: --rs
Jacob RohrhAck, Solicitor.
July 2s-a
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

support and influence in the Primary
and General Elections, and if elected, |
will eudeavor to conduct myself and the
Clerk s Once 50 that you may never
have cause to regret having supported
me.
AppCeoiatiUg Your confidence in the
psSt, and with my kindest regards, |
am,
Very respectfully,
FSsDsRTcN w. CRAMER.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

privileges. He is related to the h,
Judge John Richie Of the Sixth JpS.
cial District, being his nephew, and |,
therefore related to the Richie f,m1,
of this city. Mr.. Richie is couD.n.
lively young man Of good address sd
appearance, and has made good IN.
preston heresbsuts. It is possible aa
he may come back later On With some 4
the other State candidates with vbm
be il affiliated.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

day of September.
Mr. Harrington addressed meeting
at the Patterson Park Democratic Club
in Baltimore las night, He took occa-
sion to reply to Mayor Preston question
to how he stood in regard to the posi-
Die action Of the PENNSYLVANIA railroad
in going over the heads of the city au-
thorities to the Legislature, when it
came to demand for the Identification of
that company 5 lines in the City of Bal
timore.
To the citizens Of that city this is a
very serious and much discussed ques
uan, and there can he no doubt of the
deslrsblity Of such proposition. but
Mayor Preston has made the issue
Stroug and has seemed to put the burden
ct onus Of the matter upon the shoulders
OF Mir. Harrington alone. 50 that the latter
no doubt felt called upon to come out
straight from the shoulder, and stated
that ii nominated and elected he would
stand for the city should the Pennsvl-
Vania so over the heads Of the city au
thortles and attempt 10 secure from the
Legislature certain franchises which it
wants in that city.
Whilst making this declaration. Mr..
Harrington also asked Mr.. Preston the
reason he had not called upon his oppo-
nent Mr.. Lee. TO make such declare
non open and publicly for the people Of
Baltimore, the sane as he had done for
him. He also minated thar the Mayor
and the Senator had had an understand.
ing as long back as last February. Con-
/ timing On in his remarks. Mr.. Harrinr-
ton asked some very personal and rela
tive questions q Mayor Preston as to
Why he had not given his support to the
two Baltimore City men who were erS,-
while candidates for the goyeruorShip-
thv Hon. Charles J. Linthicum. and the
Hon. Frank 4. Fursi2 He also asked
was 4 because there would be no United
States senatorShip TO bestow. s. Mr.. Lee
would have continued On DO doubt in the
position he new occupies He also
asked Nh. Preston il what instance Sen
ato1 Lee had shown himself a greater
friend II the City Of Baltimore than be
hap In conclusion, M. Harrington
stated that his contest was Dot with
Mayor Preston, but with Blair Lee. and
that be did not wan, the people to be
! mlsled IN any way regarding his attitude
towards either of them. and be referred
his cause 70 the people Of that city and
, Of the counties Of the State Of MARY
land.
Mr.. Albert c. Richie, Democratic
candidate for Attorney General, who
was recently in this city, also addressed
the meeting and took up various import.
ant matters connected with the euberna-
torIal campaign as related to the City Of
Baltimore