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Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28
NOTICES.

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Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28

Il IS little rs fo- me l8ral editor
10 waste ms lungs ant sp-aiB MS
spine II tying 10 boon q town
when tne ri6zsus ali s1and a-uun6
with fhei- hands II fheE qs-ksH
and indiHsreutiy y war f1r sumething
10 tnru NJ. Il fhs capitalists o1
business msn do M put fner
shoulders 70 the Wnsel and 20 z
Little boosting Il IS nssl@ fr fhs
edllo- 10 Ey and nDsm tnngE Es
ear write fDDom a-ficl@ III II
gels baid headed. PIT II ne c1tzsns
themselves do not taks n0ld anc
pnsn tne t0wn vii forerer SICK II
the mnd- q Wna- use Is L i0- tne
lOrsl paDs- T. sugEest lup-Uvs-
meuts an1 new enterprises + ne
suggestions sre never aclsd uDons
One man csnnot D00u { town L
rsuulres fnE concerted acclou uf
t1e CITIZENS. Wheu one nan sn0Ei-
derz { tUW-r and attempts 70 cz-T
Il tns-z az aiwsvs : l0t q e-auEy
Eirke-E ready 10 Jump Un Top of 6ns I
load Unity of acton Is Waat
Knocks
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28
LINCOLN CITY.


E-E Elzabs-h l5sE-ty aad s0n Alo-lz-
sIIeul last week W-Z III. snc Mrs VIZ
Dn- Deputy.
George Walls. u -5@fe- sp=u- 5s---1-
daV and 5lru1av WIZ lls parents
Mrs. =. Z. CU1k z1z daughter, LzIhs-
spent last week uz-1 hz- l-o-l=- A1a7s
Wsich- o1 Wllu1zEloz
Ms g a. 1EacEf1r lzs beer spe1l-ng
lie PAST -er dass W11 -=-a1v=s II W.
1ulualuu-
Mr.. George II johnson las -s-u-re1
nome a1-e- spending - WINTER WIN r.
la-res ir Nl-u.ng-o1- NsWgE- X !,
au- ~ ls-ucler. =
william E1-1v W.no returned nome
i-1u ne 1Es-a15ls- EplscuTszl 5osl1-a-
q Philadelphia o- E-ldsT q last week,
IS -nur- l--1-,-1T= =1 a. -1ls writing
E-s-k Warren ios- Z very valuable GOV
las- 5uuday
Dor iu-pz- fa= T=acn- Training
Class eve-r T-nu-s1av Er=-ng q me
c1Ecn. The g s. T=ac1s- z-u-T Class
or - Ns1neslaT evening = -na nu-1e q
11- L f. DH--lck=-sou
Preaching Il Lincoln uu 1-udaE -ncr1-
-nE a 1850 e. 1 Sunday S-n1cl Il =
. u- Epwo--1 LeaEue prayer -1esuuE
e. f-z5 2 H. Preaching q 80 ? H.
Preaching Il 1auE1leT Neck -hu-c1
5unlay Il $50 =. u- f9ilsw=- 1T class
5undar Sca3ol II C=da- E=cE Cau-c1
q 80 2 m
The Lgsz1 T=-u-5e-aure Legion VIII b
held Al me cnEc1 ou F-11zE aS-s110u
a. p IA
z 7oiut meeting Of t1s usne-s Lulo-
and 2 -5Wc--1n Lzaguz VII he held Il tn=
nome q Mss L1ulsz Elzu1an=l 11 Ss--
u-1aT evening Earcn =
Mary u ths people q TINS z1rutT
spent Sunday at 2e1J1Jt1.
Z n Cam purchased Z En= horse lss-
week.
william Williams Is 1u ne sex 1ls-
There was uu1ts Z d1sa-- -591utz1sut q
The home u III and 11rs- C=crE= 4
Warren on Wsdnes5ay morning r
g 'clock when III MARSHAL press-te5 %
Losu dish Wzsle- 1uszad q -sll
Garner. 8ut Lne Els-zu-z ere TEzT T-Dud
ot th=r 6us bzty gz--
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28
REYNOLDS NEWS

Mics Hester Walls q near Ee-beson.
Is the guest Of her brgf3er, Ira Walls.
lns infant eriic gf Irz ~ ais. Is un3es
tne care # d. Douglas win Elnez-1oria.
@ @ Reed has erected Z lsrgs Etz5lez.
Frederick Rust- wife and sou toot
- eulo TRIP u Rehob0th % Sunday q
view TIE Durnt remains.
Mrs Curtis kesd Is sfH Zu1er the
ere Of y. Msplss q GeoEgstgu-n-
william Walls znd wife u Mtun.
were the guests n Er- and Ers. CtsrieE
Jackson Or Su1dsT.
James Fearing and family. were TIE
uoe guests Of Robert Carey 0f Lzneair
gn sunday.
Short & Hal q Milford, Is rraling :
great improvement On Ghe farm kn0Err
IS the niprgof
5ey. j. 2 Sinns and wife. Morris
DOac and wife. taken dinner sfth Mr..
ard krz- j. S. P1rDeu last Sunday.
2 4. Carey and wife visited Milford
o. Wednesday. Sly KID
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28

week SPEAK for themselves I'd
Editor Milford Cn-uuieie-
Lisar Su-Win v1u kindly u-lur Il
TDuT mex Issue lne following
Z nDrlcs Il yDlr issus u .ast WsaE
srrrac-E from Z correspondent from
zappT ElisT
The lsr-sr II full r seems WIS ~
'urssZT II a-1ieis tU publish and ny
opinion lDassl Du rDs para permitted
Is lnat pDur judgment rs HBl-lc a-ul
lnEt the correspondent ulEtI1 tlarz Dasz
more au1agsUusiF occupied. ar1e1a-
ing % nss ngussnoir du1eE. z 1ns eur-
respondent happens 70 ~ Z uouau o.
me outside uU1sE u the 1z-rn- z ths
correspondent happens o. Ds e uEL
eaunO- rseaL 1na- ! ever sen
communication - gDus l5Ezpsr o. Ar
U-Ds- 1Dr pubiles1iOn- au1 nv 1nlT -sa-
51r for 1riE. lE - eu-rset me r1s-s-E-s-
rnsntE u V0ur correspondent
Ins ianguags nBsc IL para af 11s Iet-
- was certainly nDt sI1rfsT isoriiEs or
gsu-isruaIliT anc ! an SURPRISE tt1szt lI-lr
nslEnD0-nDOc contains uns W-uu W1uad
aar= ssuC for publication - areieie M
permissible o print
Z IDst nuis Wo-1n 81 not sz3a
nave NAT nc nBgE az profit 70 rsl1lilE-se
re for the iUsE Of 1ns muis
Lns eDudIuun u or roads euu1a-s
-srD-aDiT H-I1n OIner vsarE-aaC l5f
l-us. = cs-1aiu ssss1nE q 1-ss vea- and
s-rRavs VIII Ds uuli stoned o. s-els1-
Z rla1s always tEiso 70 gel rai1e -
- sl for every dDiar spent on -1soE
lnlsr ny supervision. s-lc Zee -Rz-
-sfs ~ zpoiugleE - nlaEz Or 1hls iIus
70 -ls correspondent q tae ls-.s- f-8rz
-apIIv slisr.
III u-nar W9raE-Wnen elr-ss-51lcssu-s
% newspapers ars writing tneir articles I
z 11sl yrULll eDutlne Themselves 70 far-E. 4
zIl nor -uu 9E IL personalities a1usivz.
I.alrlo1E, sarcastic o. J-nss-U-lsz. MT
llsasaut - 1ns sd1l1- - u-iuL. o. me
iuuscrlD=rE aE genera - rsa1 -lzF
rOulc. i seems 10 ne. Fee 1sr1er and
ars 2 gresI lsal II uEpleeszu1uess.
Respectfully.
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28
MAGNOLIA

MS Emma n. taIllEuE- u1 1a1stlrl-7
Nd. WIS q nums 5arurIlav to Monda~
~ rUute fu- 2niiad=triilia. a--o-rllsIl1i=l
tly Mrs. rank n FauIi-us- uf Eair-
E1uuu- Nd
4 hLlss Mar Cochran E,aE wltn friends a
EzEr-l1Ertul Fr1aay 10 Mun1av
Arz. Care = Wharton Is -ns gues- u-
relatives ne-e
George ". Collins S-. Thomas 2
L5aTs and Ls=J-gs " Collins. F-. W=ut
70 btlllaaeEsIirllE OF Z uurs1aT
A- anc AIRS. Byron SlauEt1ts.- and s1u
ut Enla1ei1lhla- nave rs1u-us1 nome
ron ElsI- WITH Ny aul Hrs C. IL
s-nhu-EaiuE-
The ANNA -s1-Eau1zatiur o1 Ene Guu-
cay 5-nDo- wiz -ars place or nez- 6uu-
lzar rnu-UnE a. The -egufa- session uf
Ene scn1ol
fgssl5h 4 Waller. uf Cu-mwellE. Pa
11slls1 ms 1sa-=11rE F-ldav IL Sun6av.
M- E1c EE- W Tsriu- nave re-
turned hQm= from fhei- mp II lewis
s-,ie indiana and Ea--lshu-E p
unsrs thsy were 1ne Eu=s-s q ta=r
ctIil ctreu-
AZ and Mrs. George EuiE1- moved
i11lg Zusl- u=U nome uu 5aru-dar
E-E "a. Du-Jurough. N-E O. .
5acEs1u and mss Lazze Spenre- were
g-sesE os G-E James " Es-Jlu OF
uasdar
Inz -a-Jlc fu- Epwo--r L,saEns services
1r 51nasF evening as Af-ica 6 L-rsa-as-
.Elssluua-z- LlrlnEst0ne
Ea-me-g Grange VIII rnes1 5aru-llar.
lzs-cD 1s- e : IL class q tyusire
Ell le given 1n- ttll-d and fou-1h l=E-=sg
D. ttze 5late East=r- = G. Baucruf- Re
.--1luleutE VIII ile served a N cIoss q
a. meeting ne Grange has decided
g hErs ar zu-e--Eluuueu- La-cn 31n
-34 r. Program h Old Mauds
.1a1-uoulal Ciub The I1uesrllls
5su-nE Gree Al ac1s5 Paut8-ni1ns
81 a-u-zc-z VIE 5Dscsa- u1usic Is
'slnE E5-e-sa 70 iur 1ae Occasion. Ad-
msa0E -=r cents Children unde- SIX
=-s =ae
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28
EH.1r Nff9r3 Car1nlele
D z Bo9r


A 10rc De-. Dear Sr
p.sass permit 1ns snort SPACE ID
= 9-r allalis uswsJsaps-. uus M f0-1
-or1uclz
h 2 ere most horribly 6nl-Ess1 e. -1z
lsrlsr R--r1su frJru mere last wsa-- for
-ua-e is 20 --uln I1 j and Es ars sorry
-la- s1er is1lsr su8Uic ever nave 5ssl
-eu uu- 5scause - W.nsr I'll -
-1DlEct among the rI1ze-s af or own
-lf-.rrL1 u flr w al Know -seLsrj
out t9r the many rnoasaa1 rzala-s gf
-ue Nt9-C Llur0lleiz- We know raat
-1s lu-3uicis guss lGio -ne bones u
many persons. Dy4n 1ar znc wl1z. a1c
r-szuY Of uu- 1esr friends nQncrsos II
-ulss zWzT l39E eagerly eac1 week u
-ns -l-u1s q 1nlE paZssr . gal news
Ct lnslr lIc lgmsE auc 1ra1aE ne
WONG WISH 70 sly = pnsm 1lat iaEl
week isrter nzg 10 4DEu1glzJr o. r.
HAPPY Valley is one q rne mosr IL
aus--igus. leisn1DriF. honest luEs issuk
zu9 prosperous communities u --llE eLzts
o. aur ytaer 5Iz1s- We End 70 fauIt
s'--- 91r WOOD savings We have never
seer any one cruuE Fet and rns W-goo
ia rns stoves o x or seno3 mistress
aas ~ gray nalr from fright 1ur r1ads
are as passzDis sE suy ocler r1a1s q
--ls time q las year Z. H. kasse Is
oo- gong - nave spring sale Il b. ear
rsp H. and Z lnlnk ne can ws cr1uE
-azt DAVID 7 5DYrn Is zs god 8 Isgv
cortu-au as F9u CONC IND a. rne Sts1e-
Ia fact lne WnQls community Is gBgd
ssnsi1 psopis. w1D attend % fnair oz-n
business WItE Z few exceptions But
e me % saying gDsE, where zg1usaee
is blsE. tlE folly y Ds wise E1-ing
VIII s90n bs mere 50 lst us get rhzt W881
II spl-, forget the past and t-y 70 iiTs
better urlE year Ensl ever before
very Er1iy yJurE.
M4TTEEW z RUSSELL.
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28

I'LL pa-- c-lr sp-1 IS we- as
-1- pride app=a1 II 5e dead Il
ne Tow- q 5Clf9-5 au1 fo- p-oot
6-11s n-ut 5t5sou.g necessary
= rsa areulo1 10 ne art taz.
eFza over ne United sa-=s Post
f)61zs ta= -A-mgry n ne local
cs-cslE -1- stores. TIE
~loeoo== u q ae- places IL y &
a-c -h~e ees ny c-z Ez1o1al
Eag f94tug sg tas DAY u Fz5-
rzv za35. nhlla wac t1e auusr---
Say q t1e o--l1lay of Cergz
Washing Ia- r-zous ba1E-
~ u=1-rtloa- were closed dr-ug
Eos cay 5u- ws saspe-t t1at z 1e-
~ ilr : agll1sy among The en-
poy7e u ta9s= institutions. was :
11-e potent facto- Il 5rlug1g T.
bc1 tnsrsc2gai1o7 of the day, thau
az Inherent spirit q pat19tis1.
Ecw ca1 ne expect those WHO fy1-
loas a5e- ns - 5e patriotic citizens
@ Z deep seated lore n their
eC-utry and state, waeu re I'll Z.
pgguize the national and state
l=gal aolidsys Wae1 We fal 10
hare the aag u oar country dis
Fsgsd A. surh times Il Is p-oof of
> lack of interest II P1olic aFas-.
AZ % country car sdrance with
citizens actusted by selfish motives
aooe Pity as. rs -ue. Taese
t1o1ghis wee the resulr q me
eo1ing into Milford about two
9 cock n tae afternoon, Of Z carr
age = waleh were Z gentleman, q
Ea6y and snail boy and CIR. the
latter were waving two American
2sgss P1oclaming 70 al that The
story q Washington had been tod
y The children Of that family. and
KAT tbs farmer and his family were
n0t living Il selfish consideration
e their Own Affairs % the excelsior
q tae balance Of the world We
all wager that TIE family Of this
patriotic farmer citizens. Is far
happier than Others. who nay have
as Ducn of this worlds goods. OF
no-e- The Caronicle O6ceand The
.xilisrd Building Loan Association 4
Eere tae only places 50 far as we
we1e abe 70 see. where the national
sg displayed o. the anniversary
= The birth ofCe0rge Washington.
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28

WITH statewide primaries. o.
E1 the initiative and tne -zcall
zars Kerr anc 5nssex Cyrrtlss
gvD-ld be fo1eve- Il 1ns mercr u
III city Df Wilmington Even me
c5-e-- vote f9- United States Ssna-
n World fo-evs- place -ns l0ws-
egrul=z II me ulng-itv. anL 10
Ezr t-om tne middle Or Iowe- pr
81 Delaware woul6 ever nave anv
-nancs 0-ne- snau was deH H1sz-atslv
r-c=i=c OIL py me politicians of
-1= CITY 0f Wilmington II -ep-s-
--- Delaware II tne u11ec States
5suale. T1esz are n0t dreams. but
-ez Wnleh world fouDu me
eua--meut u statewide p-ua-r
laws and laws winch world provide
l-- ne recall au6 -ezenduu. Like
llz sD-calleo-uUu-pa-zzau D0a-ds
81 rumlsslous me expressed 1-c-
loE soruas Ens, Dzt1 practice
KY Wg-C prc rer pnsalslac-o-v
% ~ Pu9l- Stare VIE -rzms-izz
zz1 -ne initiative and tae recall are
g791 laagz fo- ne legisla-s-e II
20 5a-,eA ---+~ r--~...-@-..-- =
sne-n1e.
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28
Cement Pavements

I am eguippei 70 90 al kinds ot cement
work. such = cement sidewalks. c-rb
and gutter. Ez-=- proof cellars, 5oo-s.
foundations streets co1Ez-= Buildings.
etc. AZ such reasonable r-5c=s as not 10
fear compec1ou- I guarantee al nv
wC-k. No experimenting Aou gel The
benefit Of ny eXpz1zzc= and -ho-org1
knowledge oi l1z business Inquire q
bout Wl1s1 ! clam to- nrs=f bet1-e Yo-
81 i rcuch W. u
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28

z XIV engine has tnls week beer
installed 70 sugpir tne motive pyws-
1r ne Duaness 0f fns Eiliyrd
Chronicle Fn0hsnfng Company
a1c as 1esnt. the rsgu-a- -ouEns
rc-E uf tns ofice mas Dseu ve-v
rlucn 1ute-ie-sd WIKI Win 1eE
E7zE = Is expected tna- tns -egrla-
Eecnaucal work VIII Ds runuiug
a3oug IL tne usnal lines au6 Wa IL
~--s me puDlc - inspect the WORK
II " on- new uacune-v
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28

TEE Chrouirls comes Il yur IS
A. lld friend and neighDo-, Lslhng
EDn I'll tns nome news. wuis fns
-gs city daily sut=-s you- nonss
a. strange z loca usWspapz-
Is aDs0iutely necessary io- l3cal
news
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28
ETT An RHKF.

5uy II nome auc ~ n hums
tt ETve the town Z SNOW
1--we n nome Enc Eivs e nome
A.nl naip the ruE-n 70 grDw-
Maizs V1ur cor the niessr sDgt
Z1a1 s undsr nsaTsu & dome
Jus1 bnT z m n brighter If
5uy EuC nuv 4 n0mE
II rUu c ike z 1DN-n 70 STRIKE
All euu1f1r- anc content
II VIII DE 1ne tuEL. vuu SEE
In -T7nIcn TDuf munsT s spent
Il vuu c fInr 1ns finest kin1
q 1UE-D, ygU nssau rUau
aus- bg0Et Z nIr-anc i've IL Il
1vs- zuC-EyyE r. numE
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28
- -. b - -

O1r 49. 90 o. 50 cent esndies are he
best v0u can buy anywhere fer the
money. Orders mailed By parcels post
sane cay received tBEo pounds or MORE.
keynolds Candy Co, is Msrket Street
Wilmington, Del AIN 2-Zs-lt
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28

Not eVsu dogs desfrs 10 roau-
They nuut Er8un1 anl ger z nums
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28

No. l.
dwelling,
outbuildiI
apples an
Gated fv
main roaC
No. 2.
ing, barn
good as n.
in fine s.
next to al
Terms !
chaser. 4
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28
COMMUNICATED.

-rs following is-lsrE- rses.vsc trH
week slssak for tnsmsei ipss I'd
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28

NOW is The TIME.
Buy De for
and
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28

On acI
store NJ
for everl
gres
Now is
once, an
want anC
HEJ
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28
De-lrkson b Van KIRK
Cbert is HIway$ a Reason.

February and has done. Our sales for the
have been advance Of last year and The
paln enough simply this people know that when this
adv=ises reduction legitimate goods
make profit Another great Tor increased business
system dong business On all nothing rnisepresentea
you1 money ac We do customer
zre they Ike worth much what yOu paid
5o- aaheae- bought 4 sale o. not
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-28

advantage po= VIII not last rh
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
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RESUME HEARINGS
IN THAW TANGLE

CONCORD, n. H.. Dec. 29.-Hear.
ings on the question as TO whether or
not 1t would be safe 10 liberate Harry
Kendall Thaw on bail were resumed
mere today by the commission ap-
pointed recently by Judge Edgar Aid
rich of>the United States district
court
THE case book" OF the Matteawan
hospital for the~lnsane, covering the
record OF Thaw from the time OF bis
commitment there until his escape
last August, was presented TO the
commission by a representative of
William Travers Jerome
A mental examination of Thaw> and
study OF the case book will occupy
the attention OF the commission dur.
ing the week. It is now the plan OF
the commission to hold a public hear
IA s. fft4St--1Feek;-t, ttty-ttot-yet
named, at which any one who has
anything against the plan to liberate
Thaw on bail, VIII be given an oppor-
tunity to present-their evidence
Testimony will also be taken at
that time concerning Thaws conduct
since he has been in the custody OF
this state.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
JUSTICE STEIN WILL LIVE
TILL %, GYPSY DECLARES

Along about the year 1874 when an
the world is Wishing al, the rest Of
me world b happy rcn year Police
Justice Christopher b. Stein viii be-
around somewhere With the custom.
airy greeting. Maggie Pulish SAYS So
anu Maggie ought To- know. She is
fortune teller and. good one. She
says thai Justice stein is going TO
live TO he 90 years old
1as' how GOOD Maggie is as for.
tune teller is indicated by the fact
thar she got a chance 20 read the
judges palm through a little success.
ful prophecying that she did.
She told William Scott. a michigan.
ave. furniture dealer, that he was
gong 10 sustain a slight loss. very
soon, but otherwise he was going 10
be pretty lucky When she had lef,
SCOTS store, after handing him back
the pocketbook that she had held as
charm he found that $40 WAS miss
ing, and part of the prophecy had
come true.
land. few DAYS ago two Gypsies
had the court all tangled mp on a
Who's who proposition one. ar.
rested. said that another did the
stealing. When She was arrested she
blamed the fornier defendant.
Now Maggie. is trying the same
thing. She says that another Gypsy
VINO looks just like her. got the
money. she SAYS she came from Chi.
cago, Monday, and the theft was on
Friday Police were sent TO look for
the other Gypsy, but Maggie was
held, meanwhile Scott SAYS she Is
the one. eManwhile. she told Justice
Stems fortune
She has pretty little child. about
two years old, in court with her. Il
looks like the same child that the
other Gypsies had. in rotation. when
they faced the court
The case was adjourned until the
other Gypsy can be brought In.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
DOCTOR FORCES
PRESIDENT TO
STOP WORK
Says Patient Is JeOpardizing
Health BY Working On
Correspondence
WEATHER CONTINUES
RAW AND CHILLY
Change of Base TO Florida Or
Texas May BE Considered
BY Party

PASS CHRISTIAN. Miss, Dec %.
President Wilson's plans for work
this week were unceremoniously in
terfered with today. His physician
Or Grayson. ordered two great
leather portfolios filled with impor-
tant letters 10 be shipped TO Washing
ton 10 DC wrestled with by Secretary
faumTrfty Fire doctor was iusistput
that the president was interfering
with complete recovery by personally
disposng OF his correspondence. lie
insisted that there must ne few days
at least OF complete and uninterrupted
rest and was ably backed up by Mrs.
Wilson Because of yesterdays heavy
rain and lowering skies which pre-
vailed today the executive spent much
OF the time indoors.
The much-touted fine weather
looked for here is chiefly noticeable
by its absence. There has been only
one day since the party arrived when
conditions showed an Improvement on
those prevailing at Washington. In
addition, the promises of the people
that the desire for privacy should be
observed has not been adhered to-
and there was possibility today that
if there was not distinct Improvement
in the immediate future a change Of
base either TO a Texas or Florida
point might be seriously considered.
While eggs are costly almost every
where in the United States, the presi-
dent and his family do not have the
hen fruit problem TO trouble them.
Each day a paste-board container
from the State Agricultural Expert
mental college is delivered by the
mail carrier. Inside are three dozen
eggs, laid the day before. Garden
truck OF every character also finds its
way from the champion growers plot
to the presidential larder by express
and parcel post.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
SHEPHERD ASKS
EXTRACTION OF
PHILIP H. GALE
Detective kolb Goes To Kansas
City To Try To Bring Back
Young Petroit Lawyer
ACCUSED OF VIOLATING
MICHIGAN BLUE SKY LAW
Similar Charge Made Against
His Associates In Detroit
Cyclecar Company

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
VOORHEES, made out extradition papers
Monday, for Philip "A Gale, tho young
Detroit lawyer, arrested I'm Kansas
City. Saturday on a charge OF vioat-
ing the blue sky law in the promo
zion of the Detroit Cyclecar Co. The
-napers- --Mere- entrusted % .Datectixe
Joseph Nj. Koih. who will take them
to Lansing for GOV. Ferris signature,
and then leave for Kansas CITY to
bring Gale back To Detroit Tor trial
Gales wife, who. IL Is said is only IL
years old. Will undoubtedly return
with him
Arthur r Thomas, president and
benjamin &. Bradford first yice-presi
-fent or the company ~tftt--'tefe- n r
..ested Saturday, were released on
bail Gale was second ice-president
of the company. and. IT is said. formu.
lated the scheme OF promotion which
the prosecutor holds Is contrary to
i-w
The offense charged against the
ifree officials of the company is sell
ii 2 stock without the sanction Of the
Michigan Securities commission. The
company Is incorporated for $35O,O00
and il is alleged that Thomas, the
president. turned in two patents 10
the company for which he received
S247 600 in stock II is also alleged
that he purchased one of the patents
for s 500 worth of stock in the con
Germ and turned the same in for $780,
600 in stock
According 10 Prosecutor shepherd
. the marriage ceremony between
Philip Gale and l.uella Stratmann is
void because the girl is under 10
years OF age Even though the girls
mother consented TO the marriage, the
law OF Michigan says that a girl I'M
der IL cannot legally get married
under any circumstances.
w. Frank Richie known 10 Gale as
"Sir Frederick ldlegray," relative OF
the Duke of Sutherland and the wo-
man he claims is his wife were in
Kansas City with the Gale couple.
Sir ldlegray" was not around when
Gale was taken into custody
Detective Michael Horrigan also
left for Lansing, Monday to get the
governors signature TO eStradition
papers for Elmer l.. Allor. Detroit' at
torney held in San Francisco, on the
charge of frauoulently obtaining S40S
on a real estate deal.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
cosslPs REeUK ED.

SHARON. Pa. Dec 29-in or
der that the people OF Greenville.
Pa. may understand that Frank j.
BALES and mis- wife love each other
they published the following
signed statement in the local
press.
ITO the people OF Greenville.
II, Frank j. Bales, was not
locked up for wife-beating, but Tor
drinking few glasses of beer.
which tasted very good 10 ms. IS
II does to many others in this
town. Hoping it win stay wet
town
Il. Mrs. Bales, love my hus-
band
ii, Mr.. Bales. also love my wife
J will have my beer II this town
goes dry or not
IL. Mrs Bales did not call the
police
understand. therefore, people OF
GreenviIle. people had better mind
their own business