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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
Silver Spring, Md,
June l, 1915.

is for Harrington for Governor.
A dispatch to the Sun from Cumber.
land on Tuesday evening last states that
the Hon. David j. Lewis has espoused
the cause of Emerson.C. Harrington for
Governor and not on y that but expects
to make canvas of certain sections Of
the State for him.
1t is well known that Mr.. Lewis was
strongly for Blair Lee four years ago in
his fight against Arthur German for the
gubernatorial nomination. but stree then
there has been change of sentiment, and
this change has been long known to Mr..
Lewis friends. In a statement Mr..
Lewis says
Il am for Emerson G. Harrington for
the Democratic nomination for Governor.
l expect to do all in my power for his
success in the present campaign. He will,
believe, be elected if nominated, and
he is worthy the support of every Demo-
cratic voter in Maryland His record,
both as public and private citizen, is
clean and good. He has qualified him
self for the duties of Governor as few
men in Maryland have done. He has
both the ability and experience, as well
as the determination and steadfastness of
purpose to make a splendid Chief Exec.
utive of this State.
Gas for Hugh A. McMullen, who is
candidate for Comptroller, my judg
ment is that it is very seldom that the
State has an opportunity to elect to pub
lie office man like McMullen. Big
hearted, able and honest he stands for
progress, success and real Democracy.
If the Democrats party knew him as
well as l know him there would be no
opposition to him in the primaries.
Mr.. Roy E. Leatherman, of Walkers
vile District, No. 26, Democratic can
didate for Sheriff, has sent out number
of letters announcing his candidacy, a
copy OF which is appended hereto.
DEAR SIR:
Having announced my candidacy for
the nomination for the office of Sheriff
in the Democratic primaries, l desire to
see and talk to every voter in the county.
| will be in your district in few days,
when | hope to see you and talk over the
issues with you. | Want your support
and believe | can win if l get the nomi-
nation. | am !. resident of Walkersville
district, lifelong Democrat and have
ever been Jealous in my efforts for party
success. [ will appreciate your support
and assistance in the coming campaign
and if nominated and elected will give
the Office the best there is in ME.
Respectfully yours,
Roy E. LEATHERMAN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04

RAJ Permanent Democratic Headquar-
tiers have been established in Frederick
in the second story OF the Williamson
Building, opposite THE CITIZEN office on
Court street, between Church and Patrick
streets, where all members of the party
will be welcome at all times.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
Offices to be Filled at the Next
Election.

Offices to be Filled at the Next
Election.
STATE TICKET.
Governor.
Acknowledgement.
Comptroller of the Treasury.
COUNTY TICKET.
Clerk of the Court.
Register of Wills.
States Attorney.
State Senator.
Five Members of the House of Dele
gates.
Two County Commissioners.
Sheriff.
County Treasurer.
Three Judges Of the Orphans Court.
County Surveyor.
Five members of the State Central
Committee for Frederick County. the
County Central Commute and Delegates
to the State Convention.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04

The closing exercises of the MARYLAND
Agricultural College will be held at Col.
lege Park, Maryland, June 18th to 10th
A very interesting program has been ar.
ranged for the fonr days beginning Sun.
day.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04

The large barn on the farm of
Clarence E. Hemp, near Jefferson.
which was destroyed by fire recently.
IS being replaced. On Tuesday a big
barn raising was held. there being
27s people present The new struc
ture viii be IS by so feet. Theodore
Shaffer is the contractor.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
I. G. HAYES COMING HERE
Leaves Friday For Auto Tour In
Western Mainland.

Baltimore, June 2-Former Mayor
Thomas G. Hayes will leave at 3
o'clock Friday afteroon for an auto
mobile trip to Western Maryland with
his sister. Miss Julia Hayes and ]
Frank Fox
He will 90 first to Frederick, where
he will address a mems meeting Fri
day night in the Methodist Episcopal
church, South, in that city. Rev. Wat
son Holly, pastor of the church, was
a former member of Mr.. Hayes Ba-
raca Glass at Central Methodist Epis-
ccpal church, South in this city.
Until Sunday afternoon the party
will stop at Braddock Heights. They
will 60 to Thurmont on Saturday, and
on Sunday afternoon will return home.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
Nae Ofice oil Information. Q. S. De.

The Office Of Information, Z. S. De
partment of Agriculture, announces that
brood No 6 of the seyenteen-year old
locusts will appear in the eastern states
this year in May and June. They will
appear in scattered localities, covering
much Of the nothern central states, right
between the Hudson aud the Mississippi
Rivers, and extending as far south as
Georgia and South Carolina. This
brood made its last appearance in this
territory in 1898. There is very little
actual damage expected from them, and
the probable distribution of this brood in
the state of Maryland will be in Carroll.
Cecil. Montgomery, Prince George and
Washington counties, although the
chances are that Frederick county will
see more or less of it.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
Marriage License

Ammon S. Garvin, %, HagerstoVl
Bessie Victoria Maugans, Smithburg
Nd.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04

Among the graduates receiving
certificates at the annual commence
ment Of the Springfield State SAM
tarium on June Will be Miss Hazel
Geneyieye Summers, of Frederick
county. The governor will award the
diplomas.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04

* The Preferential Primaries.
at which the candidates for office
on both the Democratic and Re
publican tickets will be selected
this year, will be held in every
district and precinct in Frederick
county on Wednesday, the 18th
day of September.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
WANTED.

Store keeper; young man; white; pre- prefer 4
ably high school graduate; not o sl,a 80. =
dirty or heavy work. Salary $500 : IS
and living. Apply onif b LEVER 4. s
COLUMBIA INsTITUTIpH r9* ~ I, ].
1t
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04

West Third street property owners
have complained to the police author
tiles regarding persons who late a
night occupy their front steps and
drink liquor. Many empty bottles
have been found on West Third street
steps during the past two weeks.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04

Folger AIcKinsey, famous as he Ben
tztown Bard" will be in Frederick on
June IS 70 give several readings at
an entertainment which wall be held
under the auspices Of Grace Reform
church. II was originally intended
TO hold the entertainment on June II.
but the date has been changed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
FAIR NJ ONT
WHEELING AND
COLUM BUS

On week days the Fairmont Sleeping
Car runs through to Morgantown, Union.
town and Pittsburgh.
Parlor Car and Grill Car Wheeling to
Chicago Junction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-29

from $3.50 per lot In Pine-Aire, to ST.
900 in the lakes section and $500 on the
South shore waterfront and, third. tho
fact that We have not Increased our
= ling prices in three years. al|-"lgh
valuations have naturally been mate
rally enhanced by the large sums OF
money expended by us In Improvements.
our selling policy centres around the
principle of aving the heritage OF UNI
earned Increment to the purchasers, and
this policy leads to a larger volume Of
business. This. In spite OF the fact that
our invested capital for land. improve
ments ard buildings Ut Brightwaters to-
day exceeds $500. 900"
Brightwaters has six zones. known as
Bay. Lakes, oaks, Pines, Farms. or
Small Estates, and Pine-Aire. The first
two compare somewhat to Manhattan's
Riverside Drive and Central Park West.
All the zones merge into each other and
easily accessible by fine roads and
houleva rds. yet each so FITS into its own
location that all adjoining zones are as
effectively separated as Harlem and
Washington Heights.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-29
BIG E
~pR Island shore Development
Has Had Notable season.

The T, r.. Ackerson Company winch
in seven years has transformed a neg
'ec,ed estate on the South Shore Of Long
Island into What is to-day the largest
and perhaps the best known suburban
park In the ertire country. recorded a
notable achievement during the first six
months OF the current year. when
Their sales in Brightwaters. L. J., nov
~ increase Of more than 1870 per cent.
o'"' the corresponding period OF 1871.
Speaking OF the factors that contrib
VI" % IN. Increase 7. Il. Ackerson, pres.-
Ne / NJ the company, said YESTERDAY :
There are three main reasons FOR this
Increase, first, the diversified topography
o' hright.aters ranging from bay shore
I" r,ne woods second, the correspond
shsly wide latitude in prices. varying
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-29
NO CEMETERY ON HIGHWAY.
O~ssining Claims . Law Preventins
II Near state Road.

WHITE PLAINS, Aug, 2l,-Considerable
opposition has appeared against the APP
plioation Of the Church Of st. Augustine
Of osslninE for permission to enlarge Its
cemetery. and II has been found nsoss-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-29

sary for the Westchester County Board
NJ Supervisors 10 refer the matter to the
judiciary committee. which will make
II report at the September meeting.
The committee will investigate the
suggestion OF Supervisor John Jenkins
to the effect that there IL a State law
prohibiting the conversion Of property
adjoining n State highway into a
terry,
Former Assistant District Attorney
Lee Parsons Davis, attorney for sixty
property owners near the cemetery,
claims that the enlargement Of the Gene
terry would be n detriment TO property
values In the vicinity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-29
NEW YORK real. ESTATE rOR SALE.

HEAVY producing Farm, 20 acres
SEQ $1,000 cash, ahpl, miI,s Iopo,
% Wool, nd. oats, , rye, 90 nl,kNhrat.
. corn. remainder Tim'lhv he, ana ,luNcr
M rocks or sstnus large farm insurance.
81 900 LLOYD H~Al.LENBECk, Green.
dali. on-ths-h hudson. y. Y.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-06-19
Not Forgetful

We would say % our papist enties that
Ne may h. forgctful and short on mem.
cry: but when NC 70 90 The authsutic
records 20 discover the facts concerning
alleged papist heroes, Ne Cad much thar
they have isft imprinted. and Ne dnd
much that they have printed 10 be a fake.
We 10 know that the one man whose NOR.
al strength and patriotic rcotitude stands
above that Of any Other individual In
th0se trying times Was murdered A. the
result Of a plot haiched IN the Roman
Catholic household of the SurrAit family
and We have the word Of General 7. AZ.
Harris, a member Of the commission that
tried the conspirators, for the fact that
every person connected with the assassina.
tiou Of Abraham Lincoln had some con.
n,ction with the 80 called church Of Rome.
We know how runaway Suraft Was
sheltered by priests IN Canadian Catholic
institutions, and how he was discovered
serving Ia the papal guards st Rome.
We know hoN the man. who was nert
TO Lincoln IN the great work ~ prescrv.
inc the Union, never relaxed his vigilance
and efforts 10 thwart papal meddling
during the unhappy war and in the period
following. Ulysses \ Grant
was the man whose military genius saved
the day in conjunction with the moral
genius and siatesmanship Of the martyred
Lincoln. And Il was President Grant
who, more than any other president,
bra,ely opposed papist schemes 10 de.
stroy the public school.
We also remember William Tecumseh
sherman, the dependable officer and
friend Of Grant, whose dislike for the
rapacy was expressed on numerous oc.
,asions, aud especially when his boy was
inveigled into becoming a Jesuit by other
influences operating in the sherman fam
ily. If We are 20 talk Of the officials
who were heroic in those trying times, the
trio composed Of Lincoln, Grant and
sherman stand out conspieuously above
an others
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-06-19

ovsrooms ne sTrcr % an hsnsrahls fcs
sho oane hrstcly And Opealy into tAs
teld of haiiis, kov musk greater 10 vigi.
lanee nsu ueeisd % oouhai The eunninr
q The dipiomaiis Josuii vitA his pohtis.l
schemes cloaksa IN tAs garb 81 rsligiea.
AID vs are boi fofCstful 81 he inpor.
tart fact that mauy q tho,s vAs vsrs
nisiaksn In their fcalty - long ago are
bou empAatieally rigAi In oppo.ition %
papal nsddlihg IN the eouniry - Aappgly
reunited
The issues involved IN ne Civil W.
we're Pefmaheatly sst;ied long years Aeoe
bot patriots, of the north and the south
have no, forgotten hou a. the moss erisi.
cal period IN that struggls. p0psry, viii
the AID OF EuroPean powers set up IN
Austrian archduke a. Emperor a. Msxios
IN the hopo that the papI empire % -.
tahlished might take advantage of our
o~n weakened condition and spread north
Safd across the American ooutinsn1
That ultimate scheme erplAins the en-
eouragemeut given Jefferson DAVIS -
keep the States cmbroiled until Mari
milan might gain a foothold and throw
his French and Austrian merccnariss
across the Rio Grande
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-06-19

Catholic sources, and the Catholic temper
is shown in the UHioH and Times com
ment 10 the effect that the affair shows
how "Tatriots can he brought 10
time. - The Roman Catholic tendency ard
desire % bring persons and powers "ta
time always brings into view the des.
potic nature Of ps3al interference with
individual and public rights, and fro
quently the insane desire 10 control leada
to disastrous and deadly results. The
bullet is made effective when the ballot
fails aud the boycott follows the bluff.
Rome s determination to rule knows no
hestancy in using what ever means seem
most likely 10 be effective, whether IL be
bluster or blarney. bullet or ballot, boy.
colt or blun, insinuation or intimidation.
Any and all of these are used in Rome's
reach for power. There Is an instrument
or influence ready to the papal mind or
hand when Catholic interests or power is
threatened, whether the frictional point
is in congressional action or in the con-
duet Of station agent in an Iowa town.
Get acquainted with Rome's methods OF
getting, keeping and using position and
power and you will know who and what
is the disturbing element in the CON-
munity aud nation.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-06-19
PapaI Intervention

But, fortunately for American civihra-
tion, the bcst laid plans Of the pope. ana
his allied monarchs Of the old world, vcns
q pieces as our own national wounds
were healed. Maximilian was deasrted
and left 20 his fate; and the plan 70
make America Catholic was changed frona
military TO diplomatic and political meth
ods.
Memorial Day SENS 10 be q day for
remembering the deeds of national heroes
True patriots celebrate not only the ons
day, but cherish through every day Of
the year the institutions Of Freedom
which the labors and sacrifices of al
Americans have created, established. and
defended. And they are yet, today, per.
sstently and continuously striving 70 up-
hold those things that make for freedom
and enlightenment, while a. earnestly
combating the powers Of popcry and
other forms Of monarchism.
For such inclusive memorial purposes
THE AENAcE prints not only one, but
6ftytwo, special numbers each year. Iest
We forget that this country was made
BY men trying 10 get away from popery,
and lest We sleep while the modern agents
of the papal potentaie invade aud de.
stroy what patriots have built, Il is our
business 10 fN in mind and memory the
great truth that all men are created with
equal rights 10 life. liberty, and the pur.
suit Of happiness; TO re-state the demo.
cratic principle that such rights are 10 10
secured through governments and laws
made by and with the consent Of the gov
erncd; 10 contest, combat, and defeat
the dead decrces Of potentates, and es-
pecially the arrogant assumption Of su.
prcme power by a pope who claims al.
thority from divinity.
M. We are not 70 forqetful az our
paPist critic may think We remember
too many things for the comfort and sat.
Of his kind. Let honor be 10
whom honor belongs. Let honor be TO
which honor helongs' Honor 70 our
country ard the honorable citizens who
have made u and dishonor 10 the trnitors
who are today trying TO tear down the
good work Of dead and living patriots
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-06-19
Use the Ballot Right

When Rome makes demonstration
against public institution, charitable. edu
raiional or otherwise, Il may be counted
upon that she has a private key TO the
treasury, standing with the courts, n
slave pen or a hospital which she does
rot wish 10 lose. Remember that the
public is supporting Rome in an her ae.
tivities, and that Rome Is slapping the
public IN the face at every opportunity.
We are too prone 20 think OF the Ro
man Catholic church as religious in.
stitution, but a careful consideration Of
the past and present activities Of the
organization can but reveal the indispu
table fact that II Is stupcudous moncy
making and power getting machine. The
non.Catholic people are donating pub,r,
" and privately tho very support the
papal system needs 20 enable Il TO carry
cut its diabohcal determination 10 rule.
Money whecilcd from the state and the
individual is used 90 tie the hands and
feet Of those doing the donating.
Public and private funds are helping
Rome 10 close the bars and the gates
more tightly upon her prisons and sweat.
shops; are securing position and power
which affects the courts 20 the interest Of
Romish industry; have paid the expenses
of gigantic aud under handed franking
scheme for Gallivan, that he might
whitewash the X. G. activities: are
laying an un-American influence and an
insistent pressure upon the press: are
helping TO promote ignorance, error, AFRO.
gancc, and 10 stiilc patriotism, intimidatc
individuals, boycott business and destroy
human rights. Rome uses your money
against you and keeps money and jus
ticc from you which is rightfully yours,
by suCh means as she may command.
The Nixon Amendment. in New York,
the Sectarian Amendment in MasSa.
chusetts, the srhool lunch measure IN Wis.
eunsin and inspection bills IN many
states were all introduced and fought for
hy friends Of the people, men who were
seeking to save or secure public instltu.
tiCns, and Rome has set her arrogant
heel upon all of these and luquiSitional
spirit, il not Inquisitional method, is
busy in the political, commercial and
legal fields Strengthening, lengthCning
and using pspal power 10 bluff, csiole,
eOerce, intimidate and boycott. There is
no charity in any Of Rome's activities
What little semblanee Of charity exists is
but a mask TO hide the despotism, the
arrogant cruelty, the diabolical greed for
gold and power which actuates and every
effort of the papal princes, priests and
popes.
The ballot must be used and used per.
sistently II Catholic influence is to be
from contact with our legisla-
lures, courts and our American institu.
tions. Every Catholic candidate is nee.
essarily an object Of suspicion their
loyalty is 10 the pope first. Remember
your American institutions and vote for
them against the pope.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-06-19

Manhattan House 81 the Coed shepbsrd
= shown 20 have received By Appropria
ton tSs, ,lo6; Sisters Of the Poor OF 81.
Francis, tsi,6s5; House Of the Good
Shepherd (BrO0kiyn Borough) s,7o2
Nev 1ork Founding Hospital, ssT5,9ss
and other Roman Catholic institutions re
ocived lesser appropriations.
In The four institutions named 2.4Ti
persons were received during the year and
4 total Of st5s,e2a vas received by ap.
preparation, an average Of approximately
slsS.O0 PER person which Il a generous
sum when 4 is considered that many Of
these were only In the institutions for
short periods Of time. These figures do
not take into account the other sources
Of revenue classified IN the report a.
% donations, - "carc Of inmates" aud
other sources. From thee three
sources the last named institution alone
received ss5,a3s. or more than 500 for
each person cared for. These figures. an.
ptorimstely, may be duplicated in every
city where Rome has a hand in the
business Of charity.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-06-19
OPPOSE CONSTITUTIONAL Amendment
Nixon Amendment New York Proposing to Remove Tax Exemption From
All Church. Charitable and Educational Institutions Gets Catholics
Going Increase State RevenuesRome Gets S45OOOO
for -Four Institutions by Appopriaton-Who Is Taxed?

kouiish opposiuon 10 the proposed con.
niiutonal Amendmcnt iutroduocd In the
Nsg lork legislature By James L. NiHou
81 Buffalo, shows contlusvcly that the
Roman Catholic church is actively en-.
gAged In The Political game. The Ninon
Amendnsnt. uhich vAs given . public
bcArtne Iuns IL In the senate Chamber.
Albany, is designed 10 amend Article III
by inserting q ncv section providing for
the abolition of tar exemptions and reads
as follows
Seciion--. No tan exemption on
real estate shall b. granted 10 any church.
socieiy or rrhool under church direction
ur ownership, not 10 any cemetery as-o.
r'aiiou, or public or private institution of
any character not owned By the federal
'ats, county or municipal government.
'ui all such property shall b. taHed pro.
Icrtiunately q T. assessed valuation. the
ADD Tar 90 h. applicd 10 the general fund
4 the city, county or state. by which i
levied. The legislature shall enact
rh statutes A. are necessary for the
forccmcnt of the foregoing provisions. 30
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-06-19
Memorial DAY and OTHER MEMORIES
ParOc School PaaVer contrasted With Historical FactsIhe PA
Oc Sheet Unable to Conduct Itself to Please the Pops
Pat Roic PubishersSOme Things Remembered and Some
Things Not ForgOtten---Pahiotc Sentiment Still Alive

III Tn MENAcT had a Memorial Day
numbcr." ENORMOUSLY queries the Gaia.
ol,c Tsioa ed TiH.ef. would the many
gallant Catholic oficers Who onercd their
lives se represented. OF has thai patr.
otic sheet no mcmoryi
Bot here a horrid rumor comes 10 us.
TIM MTNACE m not contemplating q
Memorial Day numhcri IL is aid that
that paper observes the day BY a forge,
fulness rather than remembrance.
And 20 this rAhid organ Of popcTy pro.
ceeds 20 show wherein THT NESAcE 10
lacking In default OF Memorial edition.
and what should b. inserted therein were
u printed. fifst Of all. ~c are reminded
of General Phil sheridan, and told that,
in addition 60 his good qualities a. a
soldier, he was also a Roman Catholic.
We are also left to infer that because the
hero Of Winchester was a papisi, that an
other papis;s are necessarily heroes.