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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-14
Hercules Car Here in
Charge of E. L. Craft

Ell. Craft, we'll known in motor car
circles of this city, is in the city plac-
ing agencies for the Hercules motor
car throughout this section of the
State. Accompanied by a mechanician,
Mr.. Craft is making "A $500 mile trip
to introduce the car. Coming here from
Pittsburgh, the car has now covered
2,265 miles. From here they go to
Philadelphia and then to the automo-
bile show in New York. stopping about
ten days in the principal cities en-
route.
The Hercules "20" is equipped with
an electric starter, electric lights and
horn anu has a true streamline body,
with full floating axle. to sell for $3.50
complete. The company contemplates
putting a factory branch here after
January 1 and using it as a distribut-
ing station for Western PENNSYLVANIA
Mr.. Craft reports very bad roads
on his trip, but is sanguine over. the
success of the new car, as it pulled
through the mud in very satisfactory
manner. Mr.. Craft was formerly in
business in this city, but for a year
past he has been factory representa-
tive for the Hercules Motor Car Com
,any of New Albany, Indiana. =
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COPYRIGHT. 1914. BY JOHN FLEMING WILSON

"I own it ALL" Ruth returned proud
". Its my mine. My father left 1t
10 me when he died" She did not see
the sullen hatred that slowly famed
until Jean Darnell's eyes fairly blazed.
In her own room she stood moment
breathIess. Then she tore of her neecy
negligee in an intensity of silent rage
and despair. seen only by the unexcited
eyes of the god whom she had defied.
1t is wickedness. not virtue, which
ls theatrical, and at this moment Jean
DarneIl flung herself into her evil pas
sion with all the abandon OF the trage-
dian. only her voice was almost inau-
dible: Tom Gallon. Tom Gallon. dead
though you are. I'll have revengeP
When her fury had spent 1tself-and,
like all physically indolent women. she
could not yield long to emotion-she
prepared her campaign.
First she called up George Drake and
made certain that he would be at her
home for dinner that evening. Then
she called up two old acquaintances
who we're always glad to ill empty
chairs at her well set table. This set
tied, she again sought Ruth and per-
suaded her from going down tmmedi-
ately to Everett's office.
"You must be very tired. uly dear"
Mrs. Darnell purred. And. anyway,
you know. in New York young ladies
do not 60 about nnescorted to mems
business offices. and ! cannot so with
you until tomorrow or next day."
'aThat will be too late," cried Ruth.
Mrs. Darnell opened her eyes wide,
as If in surprise. "Mr. Everett Is com.
ing to dinner tonight" she said sooth'
ingly. "You can talk business to your
hearts content right here"
"That will be much better" said
Ruth.
! When her hostess was gone she
stood by the window trying to think
more calmly OF all that had happened
since she had left THE Master Key
mine, but one thought was prominent
''What was John Dorr doingY She
recalled that there was three hours
difference in time. 1t was now 2 O'Clock
in New York. and it was only II in 81
lent Valley. Tom Kane would be Just
making his fnaI preparations for din
ner, and she could almost smell tbs
odor of his coffee. These homely de
tails occupied her mind tenderly for an
hour; then she caught up and dressed
herself for the street again.
She had barely finished when the
maid came in with tea. followed by
Mrs. Darnell. -.'
MY child. what in the world are you
going to do?" asked Jean. Look
we'u have tea together"
81 was going out for walk" Ruth
responded. "You know 1 have never
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by stray bullet, but her injury is not
serious, the ball having caused only a
flesh wound in the right arm.
The shooting occurred late yesterday
afternoon at the Fortney home in Lin
den street. following a visit by Mrs.
Throne to her husbands room.
a Brute and a Gun
The Thrones, who were married five
years ago. have been separated for
nearly three months. The separation,
1t Is said, came through Thrones in
ability to keep out of trouble. Mrs.
Throne worked at a Market street
store. She visited her husband once
each week, and, it is said, was paying
his board at the Fortney home.
The quarrel did not take place until
Mrs, Throne was just about to leave
the Fortney home, it starting over a
refusal on the part of Throne to give
a pet poodle dog to his wife. Mrs.
Throne was Knocked down by her hus-
band in the vestibule of the home and
ran through the hall to escape his
blows With an oath Throne rushed
by the two women. ran upstairs, and
stormed down again holding a revol-
yer in his hand.
With a vile oath Throne opened fire
on his wife. Mrs. Throne fell with the
first bullet. He fired a second shot
and then Mrs. Fortney started to inter-
fere. She received the third bullet.
Mr.. Fortney, who was asleep in an
other room, rushed to the scene and
tried to grab Throne.
But the slayer ran to another room
and placing the revolver against his
breast, shot himself through the heart.
He died instantly
Throne a bad Actor
Throne was arrested seven years
ago by Colonel Joseph h. Hutchison on
a charge of misappropriating funds
belonging to a firm with whom he
worked. After serving a six months
sentence here, he was sent to Colum-
bus, Ohio, where he served term on a
similar charge. Since his return to
Harrisburg Throne worked at various
jobs, but has been idle most Of the
time, the wife paying his board
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-14
CARRANZA SAYS FIRE
WOULD Be HOSTILE
Mexico Would Object to U. S.
Soldiers Shooting Across
the Border
BY Associated Press

Washington. Dec. 14.-General Car
rama, through Consul Canada at
Vera Cruz to-day formally advised the
State Department that any use of
force by the American troops at Naco,
Ariz, in their efforts to KEEP Mexican
bullets from American soil Will be
considered an act of hostility, how
ever, well disposed the government
may be.
This agrees with the generals state
ment at Vera Cruz on Saturday.
Reiterating his previous statements,
CarranZa says General Hill has con-
trolled his firing and that he is send
ing instructions anew to the Sonora
commander to avoid any firing that
would endanger those across the
American border. He deplores that
Americans have been killed and
wounded, but suggests that these acci-
dents have been due to carelessness on
the part of Americans or 'imprudent
curiosity"
He points out that the position of
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/ Master OF the Master Key" Mine.
EXY HEN Ruth Gallon did not call
~" upon him and he found him
6TS self unable to locate her
I240 Charles Everett was at loss
what TO do. He had wired Dorr of his
anxiety about her and had received
word in reply that the young engineer
had received conflicting messages.
To Be Continued Wednesday
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Dresden at Punta Arenas, on the Strait
of Magellan, clears up all doubt as to
the whereabouts of the last of tho
German warships that encouptered
the British squadron December S'off
the Falkland Islands The Gneisenau,
the Scharnhorst, the Leipzig and the
Nurnberg were sunk; the Dresden es-
capped and has been pursued by Brit
ish cruisers. Her presence at Punta
Arenas means that she was either en-
deavoring to reach the Pacific again,
or that she contemplates interning for
the remainder of the war. Punta
Arenas is a Chilean port. The Strait
of Magellan is narrow. British war
ships doubtless are at its Atlantic en-
trance and Japanese cruisers are said
to be either watching or not far from
the approach on the Pacific side.
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SlcbeNerpicke
Sectional Bookcases

Happy the family on Christ
mas morn that discovers q
beautiful Globe-W Wernicke
Sectional Bookcase among the
presents.
Here's a gift that appeals
to every member of the house
hold. 1t will grow with their
library, section by section, and
will last as long as they live.
And its unit construction per-
mits them to arrange it as con.
venience or their room space
demands.
On ensuing anniversaries
and holidays, extra sections to
match make most acceptable
gifts.
We have Globe-Wernicke
Sectional Bookcases in a wide
range of handsome styles and
finishes that insures a ready
and satisfactory choice. And
they cost no more than the
ordinary kind. Let us help you
solve your Christmas problem.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-14
THE MASTER KEY
By John Fleming Wilson

special arrangement
nssIment leading
ing picture made with the Univesal
FUN Manufacturing company Il Is not only possible
read" Master Key in this but also alter
wardt o moving pictures Of
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himself with the last shell in his re-
volver.
Mrs. Throne. aged 26, is in a critical
condition at the Harrisburg hospital
with three bullets in her body. One
passed through her right hung and
this, it is feared. will cause her death !;
another struck her in the right shoul-
der, and third caused flesh wound
in her right side.
Mrs Fortney was hit during the fray
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Hills troops who are stationed with
their backs to the American frontier
is such that it would be impossible for
their fire to enter American territory
and that consequently any shots from
the American side would be "a direct
aid to the Villa forces.
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TO VISIT LANCASTER LODGE

Many members of the Improved order
of Heptasophs in Harrisburg are eX-
pected to visit George Ross ConclaVe,
at Lancaster, tonight. when forty can
didates will be initiated. Officials of
the supreme body will be present A
York team will do the degree work.
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German Cruiser Dresden
Reaches Punta Arenas
Safely Says Report

Valparaiso, Chile, Dec. Il. - Dis
patches received here from Punta
Arenas declare that the German
cruiser Dresden has come into that
port uninjured.
This location of the German cruiser
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been In New York. and It seems q
shame to waste this tine afternoon.
Anyway, want some fresh air."
Mrs. Darnell looked at her thought
fully and smiled presently In way
that made Ruth flush. 1t seemed to
convict her of discourtesy to her hos
tess. You had best have tear and
the girl obediently removed her hat
and jacket and sat down.
It seemed to her that the rest of the
afternoon passed In flashes of such en-.
tertainment as she had never known
1t must be remembered that Ruth. liv-
ing in the mine nearly all her life since
leaving school. had not had the advan.
tages or the society of trained, alert,
smart, clever women. Mrs Darnell
was very clever and she used her ev-
cry art to keep Ruth's attention. She
succeeded.
That night at dinner George Drake.
posing as George Everett, suddenly
flushed darkly and turned to the girl
at his left. Miss Gallon" he said in
a whisper, flashing his dark eyes to-
ward his hostess to see If she were
watching, II really hope that the trust
you put in me you won't find misplac-
ed I'll do everything ! can to help
you, even If 1t is funny that | didn't
know that John Dorr has red hair
Ruth looked at him very soberly. '1
don't Just understand a Neat many
things" she said. 1T all seems 50
strange, Mr.. Everett, and. you know,
| am worried. ought to go to the
Ritz Carlton and see If there are tele-
grams for me. for that's where John
would wire me. I'm afraid Mrs. Oar.
nell thinks I'm awfully impolite be-
cause | want to go and make sure for
myself that John has not wired"
T'n go myself" said the false Ever
Itt, looking at his plate "I'll go to
night In fact, I'll go right now" he
caught Mrs. Darnells eye and said
npologetically: "I'm afraid. my dear
hostess. I'll have to leave .on. / have
just remembered my solemn promise
to be at the club at o'clock. and. be-
sides. I've promised Miss Gallon to go
TO the Ritz and get her mail and tele-
grams" He turned TO Ruth, and she
noticed a very grave look in bis eyes.
which she was to understand later.
He bent gallantly over her hand and
lightly kissed her fingers. "You may
trust me-" he said.
CHAPTER TX.
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3u fpGt!

D u !!
2onSon, %. Suli. Cine 3eis
tuHgsbspeide aus SsmliU, an Der Do
nau, 8elgrao ssssniibsr, ipa bic iers
biide Stupidtina na4 LANCER Debate
bsf4lofen babeu, iGmmtIi9e SCRIBE
rungen Seiterrei9 ungarHs bebins
gungslos an5uns6msn.
Der arieg ertIGrt.
2onbon, %. Suli. Die 0iterrei.
did uHsarii6e Reeierung bat am
Oienitag Ssrbien ben &rieg ertlGrt.
Die &riessertlGrung 1T Die tiir5site
ihrer art in Der 9eihi1te.
Oeutf9lanb bate ben Weg fir Die
ariegsertldruns gsbabnt, inoem ss bic
britiiden @ermitteIungsOori6ldse 5u=
riidnies. Die beutihe Resierung err
tlGrte ibr 9erbalten nit Der 9emerz
tung. man t0nne BON Seitsrrei9. llnz
9orn nidt Dsrlansen, baB es feline
Sydnblunsen einem eurppGii6en
Sdieosssri3t uutsrbrsits, ME bic tIei>
nsn 9aItanitaaten. Siefs 9lntiinbi=
oung mar nur 5ipei Stunbsn Dor Der
&riegsertlGruNs erfolgt unb Iieferte
sinsH 9epeis bafiir, tpie sinig bic bsi>
ben Mddte limb. bic i6on pGbrsnb
Der bosnii9en &riiis i'm Sabre 1907
feit 5uiammengebdlten baben.
aass SntereHe 1T iest auf ct. pes
tersburg seri9tet, mo- bic gntideibuna
bariibsr liest, Oh es gu sinem eurOpGis
i1en arieee tommer Dirb, Der bieI.
lsi6t cine srube 4enosruns auf Der
.arte guropas peruria9en pirb.
3pifden Der Dftsrrei6ifden unb Se-
ruiIiiden Regierung itnb llnterbanbs
lunsen i'm 9aHgs. bic ben 3ped bas
Zen iollsn, ben Srieg gu lotaIiiiren.
Sb iie bon Grfols begleiiet isin pers
ben, oariiber 1T DorlGufig gar ni6ts
betannt, rpenn iie ii6 nber seri9Ioaen
iolItsn, oann III Elm @elttrieg unbsr=
mei6lib.
Man III ii6 bier pollftdnbig Be-
pubt, bab Seitsrrei3 feit snti9loFen
mar, bic grpootaiion, bic Der ooppelte
GieudsImoro BON Saraj.tpo bot, 5u
benuBen. I'm ein fir ale Mal nit
Serbisn ab3ure6uen, uno bssbaI6 elm
llItimaium itelte, bag tsin anberes
Reiultot als einen &ries 5ur Jolss
yaben tonnte.
Die nG6fte Ra9ri6t, bic man bier
.ripartst. 1T bic, buB gelsrab BON ben
Oeiisrrei9ern beIsbt rporben lit; uno
bies mag bereits i6on CUR S6atIate
sstporosn iein. gsri6te iber tleine
!, liammsnitObs an Der 9renss 6ot bic
3sniur bur4selafen, in Militdrtrei.
len 1T man aber Der gnIi6t, baB
S.iterreib nit isiner Mobiliiation Be-
reits fertis 1T unb bic Hampasne bes
reits alien grnitss bssonnsn bat.
Sn England bsrritt abloIut tein
c ntbuiiasmus fir .inen Sriea unb
iiderIih teiu folder fir bieieH Rriea,
in ben England bineinee5o osen tperben
ionn. man eIuubt aber, bab es i9liebz
lid untsr ben 9eretnbarunsen nit
Rublano unb 5rantreid sesnunsen
fein pirb. oisien beipsn Widten gu
Silfe gu tommsn.
Die idlimme Gntpidsluns Der
Dinse Bat bier Elm Gsf..bl DR. saieberz
seidlussnbeit peruriadt. Die unmits
telbdre Golse Der 3riesssrtlGruna
pirb pabrfdeinIi9 Elm aompromib
nit 9esus auf bic SomsruIe Sraae
Iein, benn bic Mitglieber ulIer pars
tsien fino fi4 beipubt, bab anssIi1ts
Der Gefabr bon gluben ole inneren
3piitigieiten obne ipsiterts beissIest |
usrb.n mliIsn. ! /
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DON Dftsrrei6ifdsn 9rsn5truppsn Suz
riitgeporfen tpurosn. Ous glatt mels
bet aud, baB bic SerbeH irrtbimli>
teripeiie auf ibre eigeuen GIubtransz
portidiffe seihoFen unb cine an5obl
lerbiider SoloaieR DerpuRost bdt.
ten.
Die .Wilitdrifds RunOiduu" be-
ridtet iiber lebbafte 9etrsgungen DON
ierbiibsn unb montenssriniitsnsru
ben, bic in Der RGbe Dor pribOj an
Der bosniiden 9rsnse rG5: BEL einans
Der fsin follen.
2ebensm m ittelprtiis uns>
biibrIid erBGbt.
Wdbrenb beg 9agss purben bier
bic 2ebsnsmittelpreiIc in unsebiibrs
li6er Weiis erb6bt, pas groBs Gnt=
riiitung unter benz gOlt bsrporrief,
bds mad ben Marttbaq.n itromie. um
fit fir sinsn m6gli5eR Rptbfaa Dor.
ratbe ein3ulesen. Die Preiie fir ge>
mile iinb in manGSH JdIIen Dsrbrei,
faft iporoeu:
Ser unipiIe BEG @ol,esc mar 10
aroB, bab in manden ldIIen bic 8ers
tGufsr angesriffen unO mibhanbelt
purbeu unb bic poIi3ei eiuareifen
mubte, I'm bic SrbnuHg fuieSer bsrsus
itellen. Die 9eb0rosN balten bic grz
bDbuus Der 2ebensmittelpreiie fir
burhaus ungereGtfertigt.
gs ipurbe bon Der Rssierung pGb>
renb bes Cages Elm permanenies Gom=
mitise srnannt. bas ii4 nit Der Der
propiantirung BEG 2anoes gu bsi6dfs
Iisen unb bic prsiie gu rssuliren bat.
bamit bds Bolt niht ausgekutet
ipirb. Sn elmer offisisGsn grilGrung
ipurbe srtlGrt. bab tsine 8efiir6tune
gen betreffs Der 2steHsmittelperiors
ging porbanben ieisn, uno tsin@runb
bafiir eriitire, iih gr0Bere 9Orrdtbe
ein3ulesen. Oas ein3ige HefuItat
FOLDER 5anbluns tpiiroe nur cine tpeis
tere preisiieigerung isin.
gubapeit. %. SuIi. Cine srOBs
patriOtiide Dsmonitrdtiou faAb am
Oienitas i'm unsariidsH 9teidsrut5
f.dtt, ala bas tonislife Reiiript sur
@srtasuns bss parIamsnts psrlsien
purbe. Die 2(bseOrbrstsn brahtsn
So9rufe auf ben aDnis, bas 2ano
unS bic armee Gus. Mebrere Der 9bs
seOrbneten bisltsn putriotiife Rsbsn,
bi. itiirmiid applaubirt iuurben.
9as baIbOffisieIs GrsmbenbIdtt
iagt:
Der arisg III ertIdrt. Oas Dol.
Seiterreih llnsarns ipar felt mebres
ren Sasen nidt i'm 3tpsifel barii6er,
bab elm &rieg unbermeibii9 i.i, uno
bic 0ffentIihe Meinung bat bic gnts
fteibuns Der Rssierung in Der ems
pbatiiditen Weiie ratiTjirt..
.Qluh ein suropdii6sr aries III eine
SbatiaHe. europa ipiro aber iebt du6 |
beareifen. bab Seiterrsia llnsarn
nitht nur ein poIitiid ionItitutionels |
lee @anses 1T. ionbern aud einc ipirt.
lihe Rdtion."
9llIe 80rien in Ssiterrsid lin.
aarn .tperben am Donneritas tpieber |
sroffnet perben. nahbsm fe brei Sage
lang asT9lofen iparsn.
9lm Mpntas besann elm glniturm
luf bic grits Ssitsrreihiids Spors
bant. bic bsoeutsnbits 9ant bieier Qrt
in Der 0oppeImonar6ie. Die 9ant
bat on 1000 dnsitlite DepoIitorsn
81. 100000 ausaesabli, es iuurbsn
lbsr pdbrenb beg 5ases 100000
oeponirt. Die 9eamten Der @ont er.
lldrtsn, bab iie bersit isisn iebsn eins
IsInsn GIdubigsr gu besab'en.
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Dsfsrrei4s ariessertlas d.
rutlq.


rung.
Dien, 90. Suli. Die Ra6ridt bon
Der erfolsten ariessertIdruns or
Gerbisn, ole felt Elm paar 5agen ers
tpartet tpurbe, bat in Der son5en
Monardie elm @sfiibl Der sr0Bteu BE.
fr:sbigung psruriadt. S6 Der &ries
aui bic beiben brett intereHirtsn
WGdte beitrGntt bleiben ipiro, lam
iest nod ni8t porausseiast peroen, in
offisielIsn arsiisn 1T man in bieism
puntts aber isbr opiimiitifd geitimmt.
2lber islbit bic getpibbeit, bab aubs
lamb ii9 einmiidsu piirbe, ipiiroe
SeItsrrei9 tsinen Qusenblid abbaltsn,
ben einmal eiHgeidldgeneH furs gu
dnoern.
Die giadri6t, bab bic ariessertldz
rung erfolst lei, ourdlief ihon bic
Stabt, sbe bic grtraaussubsn Der
3eitungen auf ben Straben srfhi.nsn,
unb iie rpurbe iiberaa nit wohrem
Subel aufssnommeH.
Der Wortlaut Der ariesssrsIdrune
ipie er in ben 3eitungen eri6ien, III
folssnber:
.Da bic tonislide Resisrung Don
Ssrbien niat in bsfri.oissnber Weii.
auf bic Rote senntportet bat. bic ibr
am %. Suli 1914 BON bem Oiterreis
9iid unsarii6en Geianbtsn in Bel
grab auseitsllt poroen III, III bic tai.
IerIid i0nislide Resisrling sespuns
gen. bic sssisnstsn Gdritte aur Wabs
runs ibrer Snterefsn gu tbun uno gu
bieiem 3tped Don Den Waff.n Gez
bsau9 81 MAIDEN.
nOeiterreid llngarn eradtst i'd,
besbal6 bon SieIem 4ugsnblid an aIs
i'm arisgsssuitanb nit Gsrbisn.
ge3. Graf bon 9eribolb, Winiiter
oes 4euberen bon S.iterr.i4s
llngarn."
Sn Wien ipsib man abIolut ni6ts
BON ben Sruppenbepsgunsen, u6er bic
bic 3eitunssn naturgemdb ni6t berid.
ten Siirfen. Cine i5arfe 3eniur ift
iibsr Sie preiie unb alls aommunitas
tionsmittsl Derbdnst tporbsn. Cine
unseb.ure @oltsmsnse psriammelte
ii9 Dor benz ariessminiiterium. uno
iebsr 9.amts bes Miniiteriums unb
ieb.r Sffiaier. Der iid seiste. ipurbe
nit Sodrufen empfangen.
Die 9lbsnb5situns.n bradten Die
folsenoe inipirirte GrtlGrung: .Sn
gut untsrridietsn &reifsn III man Der
9lniidt, bab Gsiterrsi1 unsarn germ
nit BEN Wunfhe BEG britii9en Sstres
tirs bss Qeub.rsn. Sir Gbparb Grsp,
iibersinitimmt. baB DER &onflitt 3pis
ihen Sefisrreid unb Serbien IotaIiiirtl
tueroe. bab dbsr cine untsrIafuns bon
miIitGriiden Sp,raiionsn, pie lie BON
Sir gbparb Grep porSeihlagsn |
jest nidt msbr mSslsd III.
yla6ri9t,n aus gelgrab suiolae til |
iebt Der SiB Der isrbifhsn Resieruns |
ir Riff, no ole RationaIperiomm.
lung ipdbrsnS bes cages 5uiammen.
trdi. Ollie Ssrben i'm gllter bon Is
big gu 60 Sabrsn, bic i'm Stanbe iinb.
Waffen 81 trasen, iinb sinbsrufen
trprSsn unb bic Mobiliiiruns Der 9lr.
Iaee seht idnen bon itatten, obsleit
Die 9autrn, bic ibre Grnisarbsitsn uns
'erbreGen miiHen. srobe lln5ufrisbsn.
beit betunben.
Die rWilitGrifGe Runbf6aus bes
r:htet. bab fdarfe &dmpie an benz
Drina GluB itottsefunbsn bdtt.n, mo-
IsrbiiHe GrsitpilIiss, bic elmer Der.
Iu4 ma4tsn. abss ben iIub lu isbsu.
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lm5 na6oem 0el l(d(an0 Die 0ermitelnng6uor
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Evening journal., 1914-09-22
LIEUT.. MILLIGAN OFF
FOR HONOLULU SERVICE

gpecial to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
sT GEORGES, Del, Sept. o.
Lieutenant Howard p. Milligan, who
recently graduated from West Point
and who has been spending the sum
mer with his parents, tho Rev. and
Mrs. J. r. Milligan, has left town for
Honolulu. where he will be stationed.
On his trip westward, Lieutenant
Milligan will stop at Pittsburgh. Pa
20 visit his brother. John Milligan,
and at Fort Leavenworih, Kansas, to
visit his sister. Mrs. Albert w. For
man.
St Georges NJ e. Sunday school
Will observe Rally Day on Sunday
Octaber H. Wilmington talent Will
assist with the music.
Personal: - Mrs. Irwin Gray oil
Trenton. n. j.. has returned TO her
homo after visit with her mother
Mrs. Ephraim Sterling. st kirkwood
Mrs. Elwood Springer, of VIII
mington. was a recent visitor here
Mrs. Albert Sutton has returned from
a visit with her daughter, Mrs
George W. Bright. at Delaware City
DR. and Mrs. Cresap Mccoy, oi
New York. have been visiting his
mother. Mrs. ]. C. Mccoy. anC
Mrs. j. II Gam we're at Cordova, Md.
last week for visit with friends.