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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1914-05-15
Silver Nut, Jr.

b wrn stand for the season 1914 at my
n isti,s' known as the Greenley farm, sit
~ ecu ABOUT two miles west Of Milford,
Nh NJ iOad Leading to Greenwood. Silver
$50 49, 1F., Is 3 years old, blood bay and
n ,.oilus l9i hands high and weighs $50
~ LINUS US Terms $500 to insure.
WALTER 7. WORKMAN.
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Sweet Potato Plants.

nave one million Sweet Potato Plants
Tor sale, at SLO0 per thousand, of the
following varieties Big Leaf, Carolina,
Honey and New Jersey Piver. 5-l5-4t
CHAS. Z. Brown, Bridgeville, Del.
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Oral Test In Required Reading For
Teachers.

Supt. Hardesty will conduct an oral
test in the required reading for the re-
newal of Limited Elementary Certificates
issued July LIST, 1918. at the following
places
Time Place
Frankfort, May Is, l2-4OO o'clock Hotel
Ceorgetown, May 2g. $50 400 o'clock Hotel
SeafOrd. May 30, SOU-4.UO CLOCK oilee
All teachers holding certificates as
mentioned above will please take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
5-l-3t E. j. HARDESTY,
Supt. Sussex County Schools.
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Notice

The Milford Orchestra is now prepared
toiurnlsh music for al occasions. Com
mencements. receptions and entertain
ments especially solicited. For further
information communicate with 5-S-3t
r. ID. PRETTYMAN. Milford. Del.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

The undersigned. Executor Of James B. Anderson,
deceased under power and by direction Of the
VIII of said deceased. will expose TO public sale by
way Of public vendue in front Of the Delaware
House in the town of Frederick. Delaware, at 2
O'clock n m
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1914-05-15

l am offering for sale three nice Seven
Room Houses. These houses are nicely
located and newly painted. For further
particulars apply to l5tf
CHAs. H. WALLS, Seaford, Del.
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ForSale

Thatlarge 3-story brick building known
as The DR.. Robert Clark Building, Nos.
1922 North Front Street, with two iue
stables, electric light, steam heat, bath
rooms, all in perfect order. Apply to
Mrs. R. B. ROUDEBUSH
4-24 Milford, Delaware,
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Some Stores Open Decoration Day.

Some of the stores in Milford will be
open on May Both, Decoration Day, as
it comes on Saturday, which would make
it impossible for all to close, especially
the provision stores, without incuring
considerable loss to themselves as well
as causing great inconvenience to the
buying public.
The merchants of Milford.
j. H. Latchum & Son, w. X. Wright,
Mrs. Carrie Viereck. ]. F. Housman
Red Star Drug Store, Asbury Smith,
Dorsey Bowen /. 0. Welcome.
T. NJ. Holcombe, VIM. Murphy,
NJ. l. Davis, E. w Smith.
r. H. Pierce.
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A Few Bargains.

A carload of Nazareth Cement,
and a carload of No. Cedar Shingles /;
also lot of Red Cedar, White Cedar and
Chestnut Fence Posts at Milford yard of
3-2Otf /. D. SHORT, Milford. Del
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Special.

If you should want Ice Cream. Can
dies, ETC., for picnics see Mrs. Viereck.
She can save you money. stiff
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Fruits. Vegetables, Etc.

Foreign and Domestic Fruits and Fresh
Green Vegetables always on hand.
VIM. MURPHY, IA North Walnut St.
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The famous Walter A. Wood Mower
still at the very head of quality Now
RS, none better made at any price. the
clifford Company. 5-l5tf
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General Repair Work. Concrete Work,
)riving Pumps, etc, my speciality. David
Warren, 423 Washington Street, Mil
ord. Del. 5-ltf
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New Cabbage, Celery, Tomatoes, Let
Ice, Apples, Bananas, Oranges at VIM.
Iurphy's "A North Walnut Street.
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LETTER TO
Or. KILMER 8 CO.,
RINGHAMI0N. NY.
Prore VIII swamp- RooL WI D0 ~ 4ou

Send ten cents to Dr.. Kilmer & CO..
Binghamton, n Y, for a sample sl1e oo ,,,
tie. 1t will convince anyone. on y u
also receive a booklet OF valuaple lnlot,
nation, telling about the Kidneys anu
bladder. When writing be sure ana men
ton the Milford Weekly Chronicle. Regu-
lar fftv-cent and one-dollar Size pot5iss
for sale at all drug stores. L---ts
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\, can getvour Galvanized Corrugat-
I NJ Roofing at l. D. Short.
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Fifty acres more Sugar Corn to be
planted about May Goth. See me quick.
5-15-1t LEE 0. TRUITT.
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When in need of anything for your
.;cycle call at VIM. H. Warren's. He
! everything for a Bicycle. 5-l5tf
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i viereck can fill your orders for Ice
LAM on very short notice. 5-1t1
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n the wanted Eastman Films and
pers At Evans Jewelry Store. 1t
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1914-05-15

Eiu sell very cheap 5-passenger Auto
Buick. Apply to John F. Housman,
Ilford, Del. o-eu
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1914-05-15

For Bicvcles and Bicycle Tires 60 to
I'M F. Housman's, on corner opposite
Irst National Bank, Milford. 5-Stf
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FOR SALE-One pair Mules g years old been
worked weigh 1900 pounds. One Jersey Cow,
fresh. giving gallons milk a day. J. d. Knowles
Greenwood. Del 5-g2tp
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Inst received a new line of Bicycles.
Rms to suit. VIM. H. Warren, No. 3
est Front Street. o-IotI
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n 70 Roux s 5. 10 and 25 Cent Variety
III for new goods Of all kinds at above
- 5-15-1t
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Headquarters for Bicycles and Bicycle
Tires, and other repairs, is at John F.
opposite First National
Bank, Milford, Del. 5-8tf
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ailfnrn GhrnntrlF.
FRIDAY, MAY IS. 1914.

...tman Kodaks and Films at Evans.
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If you have a Picture that you want
framed see VIM. H. Warren. A new
lot of up to the minute Framing just re-
received. Prices low. e-l5tf
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WANTED-Solicitors to represent the Equitable
Life Assurance Society. Liberal contract Ad-
dress, W. u. Batchelder. Agency Manager Ford
B lding, Wilmington Del 5-s-2tp
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WANTED Chickens and Eggs. VIII pay high
est cash price for Chickens and Eggs Want al
kind Of country produce. Joseph f. Warren.
South Milford. l-2stf
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The Superior Corn Planter is as near
perfect as any on the market. its guaran-
tee is such that you take no chance what
ever. The Milford Company. 5-l5tf
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FOR SALE Office now occupied BY me on
Montgomery Street Suitable for Bungalow with
hot water heating plant large enough for rooms.
DR.. ]. G. Dawson. Milford. 5-l5-2t
100 ACRES. with new dwelling and outhuild-
ings about 90 acres clear. balance in young timber
about two miles from a growing railroad station.
Price low. terms easy. Short Hall. 5-l5r
A FINE FARM for sale with good dwelling and
outbuildings. in a splendid neiRhborhood. one mile
from town with excellent passenger and freight
steamer service. Price right terms easy. A rare
opportunity. Short q Hall 5-l5d
FOR SALE-Forty Acre Farm situated about
three and one-half miles west from Milford with
new two-story frame dwelling thereon and other
outbuildngs such as needed on farm Of this size,
Well set with fruit trees immediate possession.
Apply 10 Stuart Walton. Phone 1903. Milf lrd,
Delaware. 4-Stf
For Coughs, Grip, Group, Ca
tarrh, Quick Consumption, Pneu-
monia, Bronchitis and Hay Fever,
Brazilian Balm Never Failed or
Lost a Case, as 1t Kills the Germs.
1Oc, Csc, soc and $1.OO. At all
druggists. s-s.s
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Call W. H. Warren's and look at the
Splendid Columbia Photograph and hear
its sweet music. All instruments sold on
terms to suit your convenience. 5-15tf
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FOR SALE-A good second hand four passenger
Automobile in good running order. Practically
new tires. viii sell cheap. Inquire Of j. F. Hud-
son, Milford. 4-24tf
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If you have Picture that you want
framed see VIM. H. Warren. A new
lot of up to the minute Framing just re-
received. Prices low. e-l5tf
The Superior Corn Planter is as near
perfect as any on the market. its guaran-
tee is such that you take no chance what
ever The Milford Company. 5-15tf
Call at W. H. Warren's and look at the
splendid Columbia Photograph and hear
its sweet music. All instruments sold on
terms to suit your convenience. 5-15tf
The Thomas Haying Implements have
been the leaders for so years. You cannot
buy any better Hay Rakes, Hay Tedders,
etc. The Milford Company. 5-l5tf
Justreceived a beautiful lot of Framed
Pictures Every Picture sold for fifty
cents. One dollar Pictures for fifty cents.
W. Il. Warren, West Front St. 5-l5tf
When you buy a genuine Ohio Riding
ClItlvator from US you pay only one fair
profit and not three profits as many had
70 pay before we came here. The Mil
ford Company. 5-15tf
My Hydrated Lime is guaranteed to
be over 95 per cent pure. If you want
Lime, see me before you buy. Drills
furnished Phone No. III. George M.
simpson, Milford, Del. 4-17tf
II you want the very best Sulky Plow
made get Moline Good Enough, " its
WORK Is perfect and its absolutely one
nan horse lighter draft than any other
made The Milford Company. 5-15tf
Remember that we forced down the
lll on farm implements from $500 to !
SIO-OO each. You will regret not getting
Ou5 prices before you buy. Call early |
ana get posted it means big saving to |
you The Milford Company. 5-l5tf |
Fine Grit for little Chicks, IS cents,
gSssg lOO pounds; Fine Charcoal for little |
SSnleKs, y cents, bag so pounds Fine |
syyster Shells for little Chicks, 60 cents,
az IUO pounds Rolled Oats for little |
SSnl g3i S2.25, bag 80 pounds. Joseph |
T. holland. 4-3-8t
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The Thomas Haying Implements have
been the leaders for so years. You cannot
buy any better Hay Rakes, Hay Tedders,
etc. The Milford Company. 5-15tf
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AGENTS WANTED Either ladies or gentle
men to sell new Washing Powder requires no rub
hing or boiling No acids. Lawrence Doering.
Glendale. Del 5-15-ltp
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WE SEE every Day reports Of loss by FIRE Are
you insured II not. see Short s. Hall 5-l5n
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5-15t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
GERMANS BATTLE '''
HARD FOR CHARLEROI Il. s. c
u. S. Can't Buy German Ships
French Law Expert Advises

PARIS Aug Edouad Crnct former president OF the Institute o.
national av to-day known the result OF examination o
the right OF Americans, buy refuge Aner
ports
The French law found has us forbidden French
mon when neuras ships bgerents after hoslucs have
hesr Numerous French British decisions 10 tins
eject are cited France Britain together claimed the
recognize the sale OF Russian ships
ate, war had begun Declaration OF London signed 1917 by
ny Austria France Britain Japan and Russia forbd such
sales
An opinion by Rear admiral Charles H. Stockton
L. y, i cited by NJ. Cune
ct would be a violation neutrality w. Cunet FOR the
United States permit idle property OF uncertain value be
formed which would be unsuitable and OF immediate value 70
a belgerent'
Cunet opinion submitted legal OF the
government who with the British authorities that such
could be recognized by the France England
discusses c Figaro the egaly OF holding ese
Brussels He points that the older
the right unforthed but Buntschi has
War has become civilized and bgeren
have longer the right OF pag still less unnecessary destruction
There be question altering these things redeemng this
alleged right Europe longer this relic barbasm
NJ Cunet Articles A. 49, 40 and 80 Of the
The Hague bearing the situation and that Ger
representatives. the FIRST of the sgnatorles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
GERMANS GOT COLD
CHEER IN BRUSSELS
Civ Shut Up Like Clam at Approach Of Army and
Only Few Hundred Curious Watched
26-IIour Passage Of Troops.
Bv RICHARD HARDING DAVIS.

Brussels Aug % (dcayed)-Wuh the s~tnc Of moving picture
he scene here has changed peace Gone officer.
staff in front Of the cafes and Belgian their ack.
rho dust covered wounded ubaut hreng horns and mtr
yer, on motorcycles following the instructions the Bug
withdrawn indoors and the
silent Empty shops and taNcabs and automobiles fearing
seizure have been ccrcted By When the ha
ancand three ,h, their approach has been hedsd
their trumph procession Will be greeted cody and by very small
audience
Meanwhile the Last train O,tend which had many farewell
appearances as Adcna finally departed and the closed
the poocc and the telegraph occ the
closing instantly had deposited most OF pay c.
tolls For any will let send will need mon
Meanwhile this dispatch being taken Ond by a,
that also be closed The English
ponden all the correspondents except three
night registered the American Legation
The Brussels bicycles and gray
pyae They white with dust Rifles
Sung shoulders and their spiked helmets covered with
At Boulevard Regent the Chusee dl
vain probably three three gathered
The windows the they had been employed were
tightly Lady Godya might have ridden the length
boulevard and people Theoretically hou
appear though within hour the day had changed
from Thursday 10 Sunday morning
which expected that the would
pass been carefully poced Both gendarme and with a
Burgomaer kept the few spectators back from the
bicycles appeared These policemen forced
curiousy The riding
obviously they might uoesed Of them
asked French policeman the the railroad
The the Ostcnd longer
stop The number Immediately outside city
10000 They occupy Royal Palace
Hotel du Vile
,rI.lr U-laeer SuTfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
Invaders Get Within Town and Attempt to Seize
Railroad Staton-Drven Back with
Great loss

London Aug 25 go m-"smcc Sunday morning the
have been attacking Charo which tho French holding the
os,end correspondent THE Daily Mail invaded the
from the Mou,sguy side and by hc bridges
front of the railway station
FOR the railway station and other buldngs
German shells falling in the The left OF
the Hotel &c luorc railway appeared
euoasy damaged OF French artillery and endless
lines poured out said toward Chaeet and driven
back with seriou, loss
The Daily Telegraph Paris correspondent cgraphiug Sunday
ends letter dated O'Clock Saturday eumon Department
% Nord France which
Il Charcroi last night the French and
This very the OF the Northern
Railway line witnessed attack Charlcroi.
The outskirts OF the sending shells
on he railway and the salient part, the lower They
trying the bridges the
Der Of fugitive, all arrived here by the last
After o'clock this afternoon distinctly heard
direction Of Chcro and then OF Thun The Germans being
by the English This the beginning Of the battle that has
t=sp expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
THREE GERMAN ARMIES
VICTORIOUS, BERLIN HEARS

Berlin Aug by wireless the Associated Press from Nauen yer
MANY ,a Sayy nd'Ohoia announcement was maze mere
TO-DAY that the German army commanded by Grand Duke Mbreet oil
,,,t has defeated French army Neuicatcau 1t captured
many guns flags and prisoners including several generals
German armies Prince Ruppet OF Bavaria Crown Prince
Wilhelm and Grand Abreoh vigorously pursuing the fre""
The arnv under Ruppect captured $50 guns at Lunve Bmo"
d &C., m the French Department of Melrthc and MoeIe)
I army, commanded by the Prince pursued the French
beyond longwy. . .:..
vberg, They have defeated English brigade Of cavalry
washington 1ug 24-Thc German Embassy received to-day the
following message from the Foreign Office in Berlin:
The army German Crown Prince has won decisive victory
,cs, NJ Diedcnhofcn French corps The retreat OF
the southern French wing on Vedun has been cut OFT
The French troops epulSed the River Mouse IN COM
n out The Princes giving chase took many prisoner
and it is declared French no longer able to face the terrific
fire OF the German infantry
Basic Aug (ya PaAccordng to reports received here from
different points upper Ac the German troops arc making another
offensive movement the French occupying Muehaucn AMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA
TO FIGHT TO FINISH
Chronicle Editorial Says That, Come What May TO
France the War viii Go On Until the Kaiser
Is Beaten and Europe Saved.
[By Cable to The Tribune.l

London Aug 25--An editorial in THE Chronicle say.
position along the French frontier to winch the an nave now
fallen back Is strong one will depend the condition III
which tho obny has LETT the combants have sustained
gigantic losses allies have withdrawn in good order VIII"
of early to be peistc the converse
the case We NAV vet the march upon Paris
delay order that the RUSSIAN
advance in eastern Germany may make itself ic Already
the Cars have obtained an ~
portan oothod believe that Germany Will defeat ehe
them the compelled make hard fight against
simultaneously
AT any rate carly say and fix last IN our
minds, Britain ubboruy resolve that what may
they will surrender Germany but must stick to hc
they to Napoleon until they pull her down
hold the ourselves be vay struck anu
and giant reserves OF men ana horSes i
almost equally mpgabe great ruled by perhaps
logged European saved Europe century ago. ana
must rise superior their effort II to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
GERMANS SET FIRE
TO HELPLESS TOWN
Continued from page I

the All the inhabitants were drNeh rom e
houses and had to pass the night in the streets.
The population divided the Place de la care he men were
ed TO the right children to the left The former
we're sent away under guard AxaChapel said but the women
the which then set on ~ Many
rsrson whose dwellings had flee leaving all their pos
mostly OF weeping
women with cdwn depang surrounded by their children ana
The few belongings they been able TO
dogs cages
~ hrd woman with child days old
diving condition had had time TO put on the STOCK
There were Blind people crppleS old eighty ninety
ono old of and
them The Protestant church. monaSteH the castle ySden are
1 NTH ,gyeS In two eighty and women all
nrsy TO the anxiety and misery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
Brussels Quiet as Germans
Continue March SOuthwQrd
By Cable TO The Tribune.l

Rotterdam iug PA merchant who a, accomplished the journey
Brussels Antwerp with the help OF special pass granted him
by General Ann the military OF the Belgian capital
that all quiet Brussels morning
soIey being described
NJ Man the Belgian Mayor still doing splendid work accompany.
ing the police everywhere and calming the people ON the
Brussels German soldiers who said that the troops which
passed the direction OF Niuoe the the capital the
day belonged the sd Army SaNurl. They had
marched as much twenty three miles a day.
Aeropane scouting IN the ueghborhood Antwerp has been
dercd difficult by scouts but the German still moving south
ey direction Residents the suburbs Antwerp strongly
urged by the authorities talk and especially
point the way stray Uhan- they doing yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
Russians Praise Loyalty
and Hospitality of Films
fBy Cable to The Tribune.l

London 2;1he correspondent of The Daily News at net
ngiors says remarkable change has the tnns Winnie
the ,ficIa they deserved they
cooperating Russian residents and Russian tourists
here are praise Finnish hospitality we'll have they been met
everywhere
Vrcmya the reactonay 81 Petersburg journal
which has constantly the Films a~ been obliged TO admit
that the latter cxeeny and have been perfectly loyal
III runners Finland being state Of revolt arc nothing
bu;
IS reward loyalty the Films earnestly hoping that
R vii at last realize from tho Firms not
i'm m o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
GERMAN ARMY REDUCES
BRUSSELS TO HUNGER
Financial Demands and Communicating of Huge Supplies
for Invaders Bring People of Capital to Verge of
Famine Antwerp Man Says

at first demanded 100 hostages. but he
didn't persist in that request. on the
other hand the German governor in
sistS upon his huge financial imposi-
tions. He also has Communicated for
three days enormous supplies for the
passing troops with the result that
there is already a great scarcity Of
bread and famine is threatening. To
add insult TO injury. all acquisitions
of food are payable in bonds, script or
paper money issued by the military
governor.
The municipal official to whom ! re-
fer brought few Of those bonds which
he presented 10 the War Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25

Antwerp. Aug. pa have seen
high official of the Town Council of
Brussels, who has just returned from
the capitol, sent by the German mill
tary governor to assist in the negotis-
tons. The Germans. says this Official,
boast of having passed through Brus-
sells 100000 men. This is an exaggera-
ton. he declares. But may add that
another witness states that it took
thirty-siX hours for the German col
umns TO pass through.
Some of the troops seemed 10 be in
good spirits. The German commander
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
KAISER'S HEIR IS DEAD,
IS TALE BY REFUGEES
Fugtives from Germany Say 1t Is Fully Believed by
Public There That the Crown Prince Died
from Assassins Wound

This ia the version which. according
10 the refugees. finds the greatest
Credence In Germany.
The next report was that the crown
prince was wounded and lying serious
IS IN az Aix-la- ChaDelle and that the
Kaiser was hurrying to his side. This
received support IN a telegram from
Brussels TO the effect that the prince
was wounded in action.
But according TO the wireless DIS
patches via Sayville, Long Island. from
the Kaiser news bureau I'm Berlin
yesterday. the crown prince. leading a
victorious army, is chasing the French
out of Lorraine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25

London. Aug. "a Refugees from
Germany state that persistent reports
are rife there that the German crown
prince is dead. The mystery concern
ing him i deepening. Rumorr that
some serious accident has belallen him
gain proportionately in substance.
The Standard" was the first to pub
lish a circumstantial account Of an
attack upon the crown prince by an
unknown man, By whom the prince
was seriously wounded. The sssailan;
escaped. In connection with this at
tack, Englishmen making their way to
the German frontier were subjected to
all kinds Of indignlties and insults.