Milford chronicle., 1911-09-22

M OllIy way lorm OF an elab
4raeE Il to keep y. .,y. +. not has
first oi'u hem h@tion of territorial
Excee nsatlol she is given free
Rovey "a In MoroSco
Germany is willing to grant her full
political freedom Of action. provided
France takes over corresponding po-
liucal obligations. including the pro
.iy' lection of life and property of German
iaWal subjects and ends the abnormal status
Ter 81 under which the French authorities
As re have sheltered themselves behind the
stle natice regime when German rights
y of were infringed.
rsor No difficulties are apprehended over
,,,,t,, -the. question of the employment Of col
S-t troops in a future European war
Morocco probably could not be
ed in many years. and troops
nus, elsewhere in Africa have not
)duls- J particularly reliable.
nts, 'omic arrangements offer the |
-ritc ifculty in the way Of a settle |
esgfs iermany. according to the Lokal /
: ar n, must insist upon the most |
49, Eguarantee for her economic |
Immercal interests as the
~ government unfortunately, un-
en- epressure n concession hunt
10 -0nstanr tendency to violate
we'd obligations in this respect.
nus @osts must be opened I'M
rOp VITO all nations without
She duties or other devices
49, shut out competition. The
80 article indicates a thor
1le auspices confidence in Frances
. OF Milford, Mess it is backed up by
1een day eveningstantial guarantees
was decid Deutsche Allegemeine
h mounting tmenting on the general
God dollars ~ iuation. says that il ex
hfrh do11a-s ,,.s ancOGerman negotiations
49, -, more smoothly than they
ri hey were interrupted.
pl the frendsy Two; Fail to Get $4,000
IN who so libiobile party on a pleasure
IN = Nser aifrossing one OF the highest
nj points onN,4s Nesquehoning mountains
n near Lansdale. Pa. came upon 8 !
r. eruesome sight when they discovered !
the bodies of two dead men In sin !
gle carriage, while the horse was
quietly nibbling grass by the road
side. S
An investigation revealed the fact
that the dead men were Contractor
Joseph zehner. Of i.ansford. ana Sam
uel Watkins Of Philadelphia There
was gaping hole in Mr.. Zehner's "
forehead. and au examination shove II
-nat bullet had entered the rear o. II
his head near the neck. coming out t'
At the forehead Watkins had been II
shot on the left side Of the head neal CT
the temple. Both had been killed in
stanuy th
From point several hundred yards u
below where the mrrd II occurred was &C
trail OF blood, and il is believed that ne
when the shots were fired the hBrse OF
took fright and ran away up the steep
grade and that the outlaws. fearing de IN
tection. We're afraid to follow. The 20
murderers were after big game. but un
secured nothing for their trouble oe
IN the morning Joseph Zehner. a
stripping contractor for the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation company. accom- ~.
panied by Samuel Watkins. Of Phila -. -.
delphia, left on a trip to pay the vari -,
Gus men employed on the stripping - -
throughout the valley In the rear Of =.
the carriage were two wooden boxes =.
containing 10 the neighborhood Of ~ ~
$4,000 This was untouched when the ~
greusome find was made 10
The state police al Hazleton and at
Pottsville were Immediately notified
sad were soon on the ssene in autos a
All the surrounding mountains were rnI
secured but the search availed moth FoI
ing. 80
Two Italians who we're excitedly try
NE pny tickets for Elizabeth N
phia. have 5ee AZ Parrkville, Car "A
Matthew Mitte3p ..ss. - tn r,a is d
The tomato season is about over ~ from
as this vicinity is concerned. pess
Fodder saving is occupying our atten- -.
ton at this time.