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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
lgo FRANK HAS CHANCE
Physicians Succeed n ssspsins Fss-
OF sleod Frcr- Neg-5.

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in the Georgis S-Sss E-zsco aoss-1zkl
with What attendants sad vas 1EA--
ms chance Tor recover Phys1<1zas
hSa succeeded N ssoysd1g ne 10E e
blood from s jagged wound 4 rs
throat made with 8 ssa1<as- knife Il
the hands Of Williams C-es1. & .ezloE-
convict, also ss-T1g & re s4-u ~
murder The blow EEx s-1ok Il
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tory.
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aAly VIII as c1oSls1e5 II TIE Eeo-CsR
Prison CozziSssoz- ne sine a1.ay
than refused - -sgxCznsD6 1Ak1
Franks aeSsh sentence - -oe zEr5s-
q NS-y FhEcE1 as cszzE-s5 x Re
imprisonment Ss1o-k e-on A-lx1zx
were thai Govs-o0c Earns ar5rx-s-s
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
THOUSANDS M 1'
FLOODS N I'EI|l
DesolatiOn in Three D.,..,
provinces TsrribI,
FIRES ADD TO THE vn.o,,
Many American Missicr..
Districts Affected, Btu y
ported LOs'-consul !, q
son Asks Fer a.

Hong Kong-Tens Of ,s.
natives are estimated IN
drowned by the floods IN
Provinces Of Kwantuug -
Kiangsi. and the desol.,;,-
devastated districts is tenn. Il
ing to the latest reports 80
A fre-swept area Of ous :.
raging floods are handies,.,,
work of rescue in Canton
Missionaries have srrir.s
seeking the assistance Of u. r.,
States gunboat Callao 10 al
work of rescue. The last ,s,g .
ceived here from Canton bs,a,. I
munication was cut said H.,
Christian Hospital was in dsnss !
FIRE.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
No Americans Los.

Washington.-Consul General /,
erson, at Hong Kong, reported =
Canton was isolated except to o,v,
ful steamers. Thousands have y
drowned and tens OF thousands !,
taking refuge on high places. tn
sands OF houses have been buna
American mission property has s:ns
been damaged OF destroyed u
foreigners are taking refuge al 81
British consulate al WuchoS. ri
Americans have been lost 50 far 1
is known.
The State Department summanla
its dispatches on the food situate
as follows:
Canton is isolated except TO ns
erful steamers. On Shameen ian j
land in Canton harbor), the foreiu
settlement is under 10 feet Of watg
Thousands have been drowned. Tea
OF thousands are taking refuge ug
the house tops and other high plao
and are starving. Thousands
houses in Canton have burned. Anne
can mission property II the region
tween Canton. Koa gmcon and y
chow is either destroyed or badly dan
aged. Al foreigners 81 Wuchov lave
taken refuge az the British consulate
which Is situated on 3 high bluff. 81
far as Is known 10 American Live.
have been lost
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
BATTLES ON THE
MOUNTAIN TOPS
italians Pushing Into Austrian
Territory.
MANY OF WOUNDED FROZEN
Italians Engaged IN The oiTSeult TssS
q Capturing Msartsir Passes
Under l~seaeiss-sussrjsas,
Reinforced.

Rome, The folkowlnx Official state
raeat wSS issued ST the headquarters
~ ;ae italian general sssE,
Oar C>onS continuing the oSen'
esve AegGn suSricloVsly some 6SyS Asc
Ssslast the SUoaps ~ forts nesr Ess'
sSreSo sad Val I5,insNoaso. now Sre
enNSges IN csptursnS the hiSh sl2d aft
ScV)t region situated between them,
Savulo&atiaS gvSve 6SHcultseS -
terrain Sad Ire desperate resistance
a. ;Ae enemy Ne reached the line
Which stretched fCaal BoiS Pass snd
FSlz&~eke summit = Gar SIS the slopes
q }Sas Pass
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tsoa 81 eGr jaf&2;ry IN ishUcs fo-
the y>oSSeSSloa a. Toe Slopes Which
descend frons ISSS TsSS 10 SsleSi sD6
ASs,, II she ASG7SS Valley Ca6s-
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the Asyo0et The s1esN'S S6vSacsd 81
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;sx tAs svoG2S.
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TAay g,S5a aynssocSS vesS assaults
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
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Nlus R-vcs Tu-rauH a. F11lHesasslaAss
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
MARYLAND NEWS
IN SHORT ORDER
The Latest GIeaniugs From All
Over the State.
TOLD IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS

The tenth SnN0Sl convention ~ The
MsTylSu6 STATE Aerse ~ ESglsS. a.
HsKerS;ewN. closed with the eSeI tloa
~ Officers There Mere 10 contests
Sn6 the candidates nominated were
chosen Atyey spirited contest Tor
the Secce;SvySetp nomination Albert
NeUA&An. baltimore. Who held he
cfsce nine yeSyS, withdrew, AT I'm
successful tSNcs was Ia&&e - recon-
slider she nomination, Thomas =
poole. Cumberland wSs elected SecCe~
tSry, NJ. y. A. TAieI was electe& sevie
pAySscs$n NE newiN-electel osNcecS
were installed ey OjS;Tsc; pe00'y
Grand Worthy President WilcSm
GVstrWSt. Baltimore
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
sTsa rsUsr WAKES sENzol
ssFnss New 7roouss M5a Sc o. Ms-
kes - sN ossx

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eesrx -nsrEsksru-eE II shs T15zaS
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81 fS--eA ues- ne-S and VAIN 81
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-estnet and ccner Ar7roepcsx WI Re
PLACED - ne sDz-Sec Tbs Is 1hs
f-Ss - he ssrco-x1u1s 1lxrss e
rssee es1Eoa
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
U. S. SERVES NOTICE.
VIII No. Allow British oraers Super.
sece Interns;ionzl Las.

Wsshing1o1--Foruai notice thst
the United States holds that The rights
OF Americans who have cases be.oN
British prize courts rest upoa in,sna-
tioosl law and not upon vsrioas Bri.
lsa orders il council o. municipal
Law, 5 given II e brief stsseneai
cz1ls6 20 Anbzsszdo- Page aid PIE
serted hy hin 70 TIE London Fmsig
OEee4
Secretary Lansing explained thst
this col1anscs1ol was 70; to Be
confused with The general n0ts aeE in
preparation relating 20 oollrzsand
and interference with Als-iczn a1-
zerce OF the high sezs- Es sd il
vas mere n ths nature c. sEi
cEvez1 generally euaEs-T1ng ne hsEs
q r5tlEszs q Ire United Sizsss- Esss
eases are abort 20 Dc t-le6 4 E-EiEl
E-l5s col-1s
l1xsrach IS he 7-lSs co---s ssIs
ooc Ess -1lsd u any Ale-lcs1 ssses
Er5 srs believed q - socg. 70 Go =
IRE statement zrcz ne T1.ta1 Siss
SU15es u e@ect that = mere :
denial q justice, diplomats EE1sss
VII - entered based O. he ssasra
v-zo1zv1ss q 51-srus1aasl lzE snft
TX before -hs Outbreak {. LIE ~.
The Tzite5 Safes has = u ta'ls
1o.ss gwen G-sEz Britain 3 vel =
. GS-Zszv. general noz5c,s . lis szse
ant 1ns S-xts1s11 1oE san draws -
nollx- kT1s115on 70 1hs Frz1s on
czses T.s15lE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
VON BERNSTORFF
SEES LANSING
United States Asked to Act
as Mediator.
THE OUTLOOK HOPEFUL
Substance OF Talk is Sent To Wilson.
Bernstorff Wires Report OF
Conference To His
Government.

Washington confidential and
friendly conference between Count
Won Bernstorff. the German Ambassa-
dor. and Secretary of State Lansing
has done more, officials say, to bring
about friendly understanding be-
tween Germany and the United States
than any OF the previous steps in the
diplomatic negotiations between the
two countries.
The German Ambassador made his
call at the State Department by the
authority OF the Imperial German
Government.
No Comment From Lansing.
Secretary Of State Lansing. although
convinced OF the importance Of the
representations Of the German Ambas-
sador, would make 10 comment on
them.
Il vas sscertained. however, that
this Government has been apprised
that Germany desires the United
States 10 open up Immediately with
Great Britain the all-important ques-
s-N-- u N.-C 4-CCAC-4 u A--C EC6-S- IL
which President Wilson firmly BE-
lieves The German Government has
advised the United States that il, too.
stands for the principle and that the
final discussion OF the Lusitania case
and disposition O. that controversy
should be inseparably connected with
ire greater question OF the rights Of
81 nations TO the freedom Of the seas
Bearing On Lusitania
il has been indicated 10 this Govern
ment that on TIE settlement OF what
IS The freedom OF the seas might de-
pend how far Germany would go 10
make s complete, definite. uneQuivocal
admission that her act OF destroying
the Lusitsnia was indefens:ble
From the best available sources i is
learned that Germany proposed thar
the United States endeayor 70 get
Great Britain 10 discuss the German
submarine policy IN connection with
Great Brtzin's blockade Of neutral
ports and the German focdstuEs Ques-
ton
II other words, Germany has asked
the United States 10 act ss mediator.
In doing this Count Won BeTnstorf
merely smplifed 10 the State Depart
uent the suggestions Of the last Ger
nan note 10 the United States
Britain Must 5e Party.
Germany, IL is stated, IS making tie
point that agreements between the
United States and Germany could Tot
make International law ard thar n O.
der 20 get results Of value IN the pres
81. war England must be party 10
the protocol. whether IN written shape
OF oral agreement, between the For
e5gn Ofices of Germany and tie
United States.
Il is limited tina; Germany would nos
be sverse 10 modifying her views
about the Lusitania snd making the
disavowal and granting the PREPARATION
suggested in President Wilson's 6-st
and second notes relating 70 The de-
s.-uction Of that vessel
The substance 81 the negotiations
between Secretary Lansing s1d C0unt
Won Bernstorff have been sent 70
President Wilson. and The German
Ambassador has sent q FIJI 7SEo-- II
wireless 10 Berlin.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
WILL oEolsss solT SUICIDE
cs-snsr e Name Su-s S-s- Hriso-
-Se- as Means

N2neoax- y, X.-As-s- hsx-s1S tie
1sS1moly az ssvs-xz Witnesses. Cox
ans- NxlSs- E Jones announced that
he would render wsr1lss ~ sE.csSs
u 5uurs-.E ron s PRISON slsr n IRE
szss a. E-5ch Nne1,e-, x15ss Frank
sax WHO ShoS J. ? Morgan, exploded
s auus II The Gsrssal s. Washington
xnS 3nssuSses n = 2ssse- - rs VIE
1ns1 he hs6 y,lsce6 lsoEnA or aus o.
uo-e ocaSz Steamships
A esliss -sx1 &us1Ss- nlEts have
snpc himself. aEseG mon a ssxssDsas
q Jeremiah GESysn. rs SesPss- S-kS
responsible TO- 1hs extended sDCEs-y
ron6urSe6 ~ The cs-unsr
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
A. EXCESS crop CT COFFEE
s-s-A sss s-svi5ss : Ns~ Naisris
Ter Scre-u>-

New Ta-k-CurE-u. q Y
ysc--s LSEs 1hs Brazilian EoVs-1l-s'sial-
wkS about - provide & 1sF Fz1sil<
aa1 scheme % take cErS q Is s1etsa
<-sg u coffee was received = . tai'V
gram KAixA s-aeeE mat 1hs 1'-zzliA-
CouE-ess ksE PASSED IL EEE-1IIilA.
sre sri fah con10s Ezh<lu- s7srsslrsa,
Ia zn4 purpose Ths cktl7E-z11 20
lows The hzu ms passed 71EzllA.
Congress providing 5nr lssus afl'Fss
cart0s. =. which zshyBlE W y k'Els'
II SsD 2z1lc = 7Iu-rhAss r = 4n.
ssB eEEx q rafes --ou ms E-sssA'
G-uH
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

Montgomery. Ala - CnE-Bc1H--Elfs
Ne rnux7rz lease system Hs AlL1Gna
Is Il uxDcsr 1ns1 should be Hui =
Alslkzsklx eoEy Rnlilcs" 1hs Asr1az'
1ssssax-srs .1vez1EzEug Commas.
II is -zpa-- x ne 1eEislz-u-s. -scnnr
nande6 shRs Al curr5c; 1aEses bt sh'e-
gx,e6 sAnuH-r l. 1s16 Enf MAJ ms
rorvirsx sr1sr 1fEs 6E1e hF worried q
ne pnb5r highways ant SIa1s za'liA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
PARIS -osS- EOS SOLDIERS
sac O. Lisaer Il Military Men There
Srch eiess.

2s-s-Ge2erSl GSnssni the Mill,
eS-T Governor q PSrls, issued sn or
Ger so-ss51l1s the purchase by or sale
- so.6isrs o. ozcs7s CT whatever
s-xSe n TIE lntvsncAed camp Of Paris
u any slcoAolse llSao-s Whatsoever,
Offenders WI be c3sed to snpear be,
fore TIE police courts and military ;ri-
ss.asls. LSo0o- dealers violating this
o-3s- VII As punished nv a temporary
Suspension q their licenses on the
first O1e1se snS the revocation ..
tAssr license On the second ofense.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

ssss Waasr . sess O Ps~pss-. ez
OK - c~x~

SSSso1-A f.-s n he tCrwx-s hand
2.zg -caz. VAIN 1t sess q 9 RRf
psuDcs * Esx'os- on he hxrlsshsr
Nsw ss-ssy- II 6-y6eck a. ne CShH-sss-
xvi NETT EE-d. was sx7nEuishss n
Vus& work os = II he g-sw i xxs
t'elisre1 -nkz 1hs ire was caused ly
sho-- C7-cus1inE q electric Ea-ss. ne
w1-es were ~ EDt ne ROOM wxs
tcc6e6
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
80 wosE ~zssoss lsNosEo
Ss:sssz>sS ~ Ss-@5Sirs-ior ~ N5l5nS
- -h-es g'h S=x

C.ech-E1 fsK--wS negroes sas-
F~sae5 - AkvalS xi6eS es.sr jackson
eynose5 S0- 1As uE-os- n sA-ee x-n3.s
usH nss- hs-s Tnssdxy u1xht were
syurnsf neE- SxwksusTIils ~ q rosss
a. e5rizsns CD4 a. shs 20 vas ssca-
arr : f-u-hs-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
ssEll sussrs Kills FIVE,
F-ersA Ammunition Makers lose
Lives In Explosion.

SocAssost. France Five persons
ws-s 9sllssS IS s result 81 the bursting
os & sns2 81 the Ammunition factory
81 Ts-seo-ogr near Aere Seven psr.
sons n At were injured IN sAs AK
esa1. ~ xnon only Vwe survived.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
~sssozs e oE So sss.u-
stz0ss ~Fnr a-1sStsc w'a5es ARR
-ssaprsr=r e S< EsszS-azu1es.

F-e0s-1ckStuz< NA--1nhr -kwx
Rnlfns ant s-eHzss Matthew'S. nag-oss.
ws-s rouvlczet II 1ns Circuit CpI1-s a
cz-0l1ns CnunE az 1-imins- assam
un MIS-. Si-zlssy Coleman and 6suCh-
~ or Suey q Nnt s=n1eDrat IL su1es
Z 3 = [,hichesla- " DE IN ~hs slee-
z-ss char zuSnsz - E'hs men cur.
tsSSeC
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

Tt-SL Ea-surl ri1faS 3 zug1n-wsls
VS. 1nS.Er.,s s.iIle5 o. Eselrgr ~ -ru,-
rifrss nrr 5 fsS-- rsuVluE 3 IL d =
sxr-ssS --Sir. Na1sur WIS -iGfus s.
. Nsrf -zss a. SneaE and anult mr.
sso9 81 -fls -sgil-ast r-nssfrS s-Rinz
ne 1hs-S TSssaucer nasch Read az
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23
us HEKS

EiSlAhnusS ssa5s 4hs R1ne- >1EasS u
= 1naaI r.cEsulznaz. -S-SE-- A-szuns
- rszl
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-23

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-06
A Rebuke and a Plea

Earl T. Henry. Detroit bard, takes
Artist Goldberg to task for his recent
light treatment OF Belgian relief work
in this country, In the following lines,
A PLEA.
We cannot tell who threw the wrench
into the wheels OF Fate,
but we hear the cry as the humans die
Ground Into the armor- plate
broken home,
Where motherless children wall.
And the fearless ache OF hearts that
break.
Make sad-yet we cannot avail
We do not know who must pay the
price
OF soldiers lowing blood,
But we MI with woe as their bodies mn
VIII their hearts--to the crimson
And our hearts are hurt that Goidbesn
should bIurt.
On wings OF caricature,
The name OF q King who II erushed
by the sting
OF Country which r. No More.
Deal gently, o artist. with .adues..
We love your grotesque style,
Ana we laugh with gIee at your fun
So please be seriou. n while.
o. we know that you do not mean 70
But jokes are dangerous things,
And the eyes that read veep Tor Heart.
that bleedt
And thoughtiess words have wings.