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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09
o Hawai- 1915, HooNAororo Ana HoorAi NO kA

o HAWAII, 1915, HooMAororo ANA HooPAI NO KA
OFEx1 PEPEHI HoEHA
E Hooholoia ka Ahdolelo o la Teritore Ha'ca'i:
PAuKU /. o ka Pauku 1888 Kanawai i Houlnulnla
q Hawaii 1915 ma keia Ike hoooia ne i heuheu al like
ia mahope tho nei:
"Pauku 1888. Ma eha liil ma ke kno. o kekahi mea
hookau ana kekah ehaeha lii mauna Ike kino kekah
mea okoa like Ike ku aku ka puupuu, kuha ana
aku ka heIehelena hoik hookonokono kekahi lilo
nanahu iaia ole kekah hoha like Ike koiko ina no
he mahunehune oa eha ku ka hewa no ka
pepehi ka hoeha hoopaiia kekah hoopai aole
Oh aku ka eua haneri dala ole ka hoopaahao no ka
aole OF aku ka hookah makahiki, like me ka
manao ana o ka aha hookolokolo."
PAuKu 2 f mana kea Kanawa mai mahope aku o ka Ia
aponoa al.
Aponoa kea la 2s Aperila, NJ. II. 1918
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
Kiaana o ka Tertore o Hawaii
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09

msoko mel, a e aku kona no ka manawa q
hui pu ka Ia 81 Dekemaha 1917; aka nae snhau
pau koe aole hookaaia iloko ka hoakakaa
maoko keia Kanawa hiki ia oha hookoia no hoi
ka manao kanawai ke like he Ia ka
mana ana o kea Kanawai ma pill i laa"
PArKr g. mana keia Kanawai kona e aponoa al.
Aponoa keia Ia IS Aperia, NJ. II. 1915.
LUCIUS F. PINKHAM
kaaina q ka Teritore O Hawaii.
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KANAWAl 203
HE KANAWAI

Pill ANA IA HooKoHr LrNATANAwN APASA Az
HooLoII ANA x, PAuKr 2295 o IA KAxAwn HouLr4s
HAWAII, 1915.
E Hooholoia Ia Ahdolelo ka Teritore o Hdraii:
PAuKu /. ka Paukn o295 Kanawai Houluulua
Hawaii 1915, keia Ike hoololia nci heluheu nj like
me ia mahope tho mel:
"Pauku 2295. Ma Lunakanawai Apana. F hookohna no
hookah OF aku lunakanawai apana kela kea apana
hookookoo apana ka Teritore hanaia ia hookohu
Ike Kiaana ka Tertore kea keia lakanawai apana
noho maloko ka apana hookohuia al loaa hoi
ma unakanawa apana la hookupono ka laweawe
i ka oihana oo mua 0 ma aha apana o keia Terore."
PAuKU 2. mana keia Kanawa mai a mahope aku o ka
la ona aponoa al.
Aponoia keia la 90 Aperla NJ H. 1918.
#.~. LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
Kfaana o ka Teritore Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09

PAuxU l. O ka Pauku 1878 o Kanawai Houluulua
Hawaii 1915 kea Ike hooola ne heluhelu al like
ia mahope tho mel:
"Pauku 1878. waiho ma paapaa me ka bona. O kela
keia hui kopolena ole ahahui paha hookopoenaa
lalo hookumuia hoi maalo o kanawai kekah Moku-
alma Hula a ole 0 kekahi mokuaina alma paha e hoo
kumu ole laweawe kekah ohana maoko nei
keia Teritore ole lave paa kuai hooi ole hoolio
aku paha kekahi waiwa paa ole kekah waiwai
loko laila waiho maoko kc keena o ka puuku ka
Teritore:
Il. l Ike kope hooiaioa o ka Palapala Hookumu ole
Ike Kanawa hookmu o hui la i ole ahahu paha
-. Ma inoa luna nli o ia hui
Is. / Ike kope hooiaioia o rula kanawa pakui)
hui kopoena la a ole ahahu paha;
~ Ka inoa me kahi lawelawe ohana kekah mea noho
maokO nei ka Terore mauna kekah hooaha pala
pala kanawai paha kea Teritore ole hooaha paha
mai ma luna anpuni mai ka Terore hiki al hookoia;
IS. l bona a bona kuponO hoOkahi OF aku hope
knpono aponoa ka pauku ka Teritore Hawaii holo
hoi maluna ia puuku ole kona mau hope paha
ka ohana, kekahi huina huina paha kauia ka
puuu like kama msnao al he kupono aka ma ka huina
hoookoa aoe emf maao hookahi tausani dala OO0OO)
aole hoi OF aku ka uni pa kenea ke kumu waiwa ia
kopoena ahau paha ina OF aku kona kumu waiwa mauna
ka huna um tausan dala ($lOOO0OO) aka aoe loa
kekahi wa oil aku 10 bona mauna ka huna kanalima
sani dala ($5000000) ka hoopaa ka hope hope
paha maluna bona bona paha No Ike kokoi
ka huina ia bona bona paha olelo hooholo
ole kauoha paha haawiia hanaa ole hoopnkaa
paha kue ana ka mea hoopaa bona ia kekah
aha hookookolo keia Terore ka hookaa Ike dala
Aka ho ina ka ka puuku ka Terore,
kekahi ia kopoena ahahui paha paa hoi
kekahi waiwa maoko nei ka Tertoe Hawaii ka wal
wal 10 kulke ka huina kekah bona bona paha
puuku ka Teritore al koi aku mai la kopo
lena ahau paha like ia hoakakaia maloko ne aaila
aoe bona koa aku mai kekahi mai kopoena ahahui
paha
"6. ka o kekah kuea ke kumu hoopaa kekah bona
bona paha malalo kuhikuh keia Kanawai, hki
no ka puHkn mamuli Ike noa mai ka oaa ke-
kah hooa kupono ka ukua kona hooko aku la bona
kona inoa pono ole ma ka inoa kekahi ke
he hoopaaa al malalo keahi laweawe hhia kupono
ana oko kkahi aha hookolokoo kupono ka pono
me ka pomakai kekah hooponoia mamul ia kueia
ana" - $685.
PAuKU 2. mana keia Kanawai ma ka la mua 0 Iulai,
1915 "
Aponoa kea la 20 Aperia NJ. H. 1915.
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM, H..
$50 *& Kiaaina o ka Tertore Hawaii.
.' s.;;.sasass.aassa.sssre~ KANAWA 2o2
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KANAWAI 200
HE KANAWA1

HooMASA ANA KALAEA HAwAn E UKU KEKAHI
MAu KoI AIE1A MAMuA AKu DEKEMABA 81, 1914,
MAJ LoKo AKu Ma LoAA 0 1915.
E Hooholoia ka AhaOlelo Ia Tertore Ha@ai:
PAuKU /. ka Papa Lunakia Ike Kalana Hawaii
ma kea Ike hoomanaia mel Ike haawa mel Ike kueana uku
aku mai oko loaa ka makahiki 1915 koi pau
no ma ale hanaia aku Dekemaba 1914 lako
hooakoia hama awelaweia ka pomakai Ike Kaana
Hawaii like hoi ia hoomaopopOia al he kupono
aponoia al ka Papa Lunaka oeloa; aka ho, ka
huna nui ia ko aole OF aku mauna ke kanakou
kumamalima tausani dala ($35,OO0.00).
PAuKu 2. mana keia Kanawai mai a mahope aku ka
la ona aponoia al.
Aponoa keia la % Aperila, NJ. H. 1915.
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
Kiaaina ka Teritore Hawaii.
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kANAWAI 2ol
HE KANAWAI

HooIoII Al / IA PArKu ss7s Ma KASAwAl HouLrrLr1A
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09
KANAWAi 1879
HE KANAWAI

E HooMAoPoPo Al NO KA HooMAHA Ma POE HAMA KA
LEHULEHu. (PoE HAMA AUPuM).
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
PANIC EXISTS IN TURKISH
CAPITAL; ITS fall Feared

London, Jan. 2, 1926 A. M.-The cor
respondent of the GO Express in Athens
reports that state of panic exists in
Constantinople and that the Turks have
abandoned all idea of taking the Of.
fensive.
"The Holy Relics,' the dispatch
continues, "have been removed to
Bruza, Asia Minor, whittier the Sultan
and the porte are preparing to follow
All available forces, about $50 900 men
are concentrated in the city.
"Adranople has been practically
evacuated and the heavy guns there re.
moved to Tchatalja which is near the
Turkish capital Frenzied entrenching
is in progress along the shores of the
Dardanelles and the Bosporus and prep
arations are being made to resist the
passage of hostile fleet.
The attack on Egypt has been def
nitely abandoned and the troops have
been recalled to defend the Asiatic side
of the straits and Brusa. Everything
points 10 Constantinople being the first
eneny's capital to fall"
marine. 'l' ~
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
Girl, n. TO Be A Bride
She Is One of Half a Dozen Minors
Who Obtain Marriage Licenses
Here This Morning

This was "children s day" at the
marriage license bureau, half of the
dozen applicants for licenses being
minors. One of them Annie Scarchello.
who has consented to wed Linge De
Lutiz, 20, is but IA years old. She
will not celebrate her fifteenth birth
day until May 8, next. The clerk in
the marriage license bureau hesitated
somewhat before consenting to grant
the license and the necessary consent
of the parents was given and he was
obliged to issue the papers. The young
people live In Harrisburg. s--.'i ~ ~
William H. Cain, 20, and Sarah s.
Shoop, 16, both of Middletown, oh.
tanned license, as also did Josef Dres-
ner, 20, and Verona Werner, II, both
of Billmyer. Other licenses granted this
morning included these: Mervin j.
Souders, Churchtown, and Ida Shindel,
Il, West Fairview; Wilbert Bollinger.
20, and Emma Geesey, Is, both of this
city; Josef 10th, 26, and Vera Kovacs,
%, Steelton.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
many COASTINC ACCIDENTS
Five Boys Seriously Injured at Walton.
vile by Being Hurled Against
Stone Wall

Especial to the Star-Independent.)
Hummelstown, Pa, Jan. 2.-Five
Waftonville boys were painfully in
Jured in coasting accident which
occurred at that place on Thursday aft
ernoon. John Lafferty, who was guild
ing the bobsled, on which the boys were
coasting, turned the sled to the side of
the road to avoid running down two
children and when the sled struck the
railroad tracks at the foot of the hill.
the occupants were thrown against a
stone WALL
Romeo Sevastio had his left leg
broken, James Rodney and Louis
Gorenator suffered badly bruised legs,
Earl Clark had three teeth knocked out
and Lafferty sustained bruised heel
and shoulder and had several toes
smashed. DR.. W. C. Baker, of town.
who was on professional visit to
Nationwide at the time of the accident.
attended to the injuries of the BOYS.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
PRIEST BURNED TO death
His Housekeeper Also Meets Similar
Fate When Parish House Is De-
stroyed By Fire
By Associated Press. :

Cleveland, Jan. 2.-The Rev. Steph.
en- Makara, AZ, pastor of st. John Is
Greek Catholic church, and his house
keeper, Mrs. Fedor, were burned to
death early to-day when fire practical
ly destroyed the parish house directly
at the rear of the church. Police believe
the fire was of incendiary origin.
Mr.. Makara was found dead in his
bed to which fremen finally fought
their way through the flames. The
housekeeper was lying in the hallway
near Mr.. Makara's room where she is
believed to have been overcome while
fastening to arouse the priest. He came
here from Philadelphia two years ago.
Mrs. Fedor had been housekeeper only
since Tuesday.
Police to-day learned that the Rev.
Mr.. Makara, ON November 10, was as
saulted by two men and that he was
released from hospital only few
days ago. These two men, according
to the police, beat the priest with clubs
and robbed him of $147 and his cit
izenship papers. The attack took place
IN front of the parish house. That the
men who attacked the priest robbed
him to conceal the real motive of the
attack, is the belief of the police.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
auto With -FOUR Riders
PLUNCES down RIVER BANK
Two Couples Pinned Under Machine
in Accident at Seneca Street Are
Rescued by Party Headed by At
torney H. A. Segelbaum

An automobile going up Front street
near Seneca shortly before 6 O'Clock
last night skidded on the icy street
and plunged down over the embank.
ment of the river, rolled completely
over twice and pinned the occupants
two men and two women, beneath it
only a few feet from the ice of the
river The occupants were not seri.
ously injured, and after they were res
cued were able to walk with support
They made every effort to conceal
their Identities. They do not live in
this city.
The accident was witnessed by but
one person, woman walking on Sene.
ca street. The occupants of the car
II appears, made no outcry. The WON.
an, as soon as she saw the automobile
plunge over the bank, ran to the near.
est house, the residence of ATTORNEY
Horace A. Segelbaum, 2401 North
Front street, and summoned help.
Mr.. Segelbaum First on Scene
MIR. Segelbaum, DR.. d. j. Reese and
other men in the house lost no time in
reaching the scene of the accident, Mr..
Segelbaum arriving there first. The riv-
er bank is so steep at Seneca street
that descent is difficult, but the men
slid down as best they could, and set
to work to right the overturned car.
The head of man protruded from
beneath the machine, and he told the
rescuers that if they lifted his end he
could work himself out. There was no
movement or sound from the other vic
Continued ON Ninth Page.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
BRUmBAUCH FOR AMBLER
Governor Elect Declares Himself With
'uub, Reservation in the Speaker
ship Fight
By Associated Press.

Philadelphia, Jan. 2.-Governor-elect
Brumbaugh to-day announced that he is
in favor of Charles A. Ambler, of Mont
gomery county, for Speaker of the
House of Representatives. The Governor
said:
"I agree with Mr.. Lane that the
Speaker should be in sympathy with all
the measures to which l pledged my.
self in the primary and final contest
Mr.. Amber is such a man. His long
consecutive service and his clean Re.
publicanism appeals to me and l am for
him for Speaker. D."
Mr.. Lane referred to by the Gov.
ernor-elect is David A. lane, of Phila-
delphia, a local leader, who had made
a statement that Ambler typified every
thing that Mr.. Brumbaugh stood for
and had had his support.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
Baldwin and Wilson
Confident of Victory
-.Habgood Admits He
Is Only Receptive"
AMBLER COMING
HERE TONIGHT
Headquarters Are Opened in This City
by the Various Candidates But Few
of the Lawmakers Have Yet Ar
rived for Mondays Caucus

Three candidates for the nomination
for Speaker of the House in the Re-
publican caucus to be held on Monday
night are now in the city and it is ex-
pected that by this evening all of the
aspirants will be ON the ground. What
is more to the point, all of them "have
hopes.'
Despite the efforts of the adherents
of one or another of the candidates to
make it appear that each is supported
by Governorelect Brumbaugh or the
Republican State organization, when
pinned down to solid fact none of them
can point to any particular declaration
for any particular candidate on the
part of either DIR. Brumbaugh or the
organization.
The candidates here at present are
Richard j. Baldwin, of Delaware, who
came in last night, accompanied by
Chief Clerk Thomas H. Garvin, and was
joined to-day by several county officials
from Delaware, Henry l. Wilson, of
Jefferson, and Robert P. Habgood, of
Mexican. Mr.. Wilson was accompanied
by Senator Kurtz and Congressman
elect North, from his county, and Mr..
Habgood had with him former Mayor
Hoffman, of Bradford; DIR. W. A. Os-
trander, C. Scott Smith, of the Mexican
Republican, and Fred Newell, of
Canton, all of whom are substantial
citizens of Mexican county. The candi-
Continued on Ninth Page.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
JUDGES MAKE AWARDS IN
fine MUMMERS' PARADE
Was Hard Job to Decide the Winners.
but the Schnitzel Bum Band, of
Elizabethtown, Carried Off the First
Prize

That tn clubs and organizations
who took pare in the mummers' parade
yesterday went to the trouble and ex-
pense they did has made the way for
the celebration next year compara-
lively easy one. The parade was not
long one, but it was so good that
even the officials of the Harrisburg
Mummers Association were surprised
at the showing.
1t was hard job for the judges to
decide the winners and after lengthy
session following the parade these
awards were made:
Comic--Club or organization, first
prize, Schnitzel Brm band, Elizabeth
town, $25; second prize, Sour Note
band, Lemoyne, SIS.
Individual, Ida Mason, SIS; unpaid
band, divided, Schnitzel Bum band,
Elizabethtown, $40, and Sour Note
band, Lemoyne, 81
Team, M. H. Hinkle, Hershey, Pa,
bear and trainer, $40.
Finest-appearing-Club or organiza.
tion, first prize, keystone Motorcycle
Club, Harrisburg, $50; second prize,
Continued on Seventh Page
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
"B. F. Brown" Charged
With Odd Swindle.
Arrested Through Eff.
forts of Local Police
.MOURNERS WERE
MADE VICTIMS
Prisoner, After Reading Obituary No
tices, Said to Have Collected Big
Prices for Cheap Trinkets From
Relatives of the Deceased

Charged with sending &C o. D."
packages through express companies
to dead persons and depending on the
relatives of the dead, through senti-
mental motives, to pay for what event
ually turn out to be almost worth less
trinkets, man who styled himself as
"B. F. Brown" and is alleged to have
operated from Harrisburg under the
firm name of B. F. Brown & Co., was
arrested in Lewistown yesterday on a
tip furnished by the police of this
city.
Brown is said to have reaped finan
cial harvest. His method of operation
was, the police say, to read obituary
notices in the newspapers and from
addresses obtained in that way to send
out the trinkets on the "cash on de.
livery" plan. Usually he would get
$3.50 for twenty-five cent trinket.
the police say. Relatives of dead
Continued on Ninth Pnre.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
LATE WAR news SUMMARY

The German attack In France and
Belgium, initiated In reply to the Of
fensive movement Of the allies, has de-
veloped to such point that the allies
now are on the defensive along, the
greater part Of the line. The extent
of the German movement is shown bv
to-day's French statement. which
speaks Of series of night attacks
against the allies along the front.
These onslaughts apparently were not
In great force however, and the asser-
ton is made that they were all repulsed
with ease.
AS to the results of recent fighting in
Alsace and the Argonne, along the east
ern portion of the front, there is a
sharp conflict in the statements from
Berlin and Paris. The German state
ment says further ground mas been
gained in the Argonne and specially de-
MES the claims Of the French War Of
fee that half Of the Alsatian village Of
Continued ON Ninth Page.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
STRONG TURKISH FORCE
ENTERS RUSSIAN DOMAIN

Petrograd, Via London, Jan. 2,
3.15 A. M.-The "Novoe vremya' -
states that strong Turkish force has
succeeded in entering Russian territory
in the Caucasus near Kars and Arda-
han.
The paper adds that the plan TO en-
velope the Russian rear, however, was
upset by the Russian ARTILLERY.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02

City Detective Harry White last
evening noticed d. B. Peck walking on
Market street with an overcoat and
realizing that Peck did not wear one
usually, investigated.
1t was later identified the police say,
as one taken from the Y. NJ. G. A. and
belonging to Edward Rinkenbach. The
latter identified the gloves Peck was
wearing as his property and handker-
chief i'm the pocket of the coat. Peck
was sent to Jail, changed with larceny.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
RUSSIANS Invade HUNGARY
ATf0UR Different points

London, Jan. 2, 1923 A. M.-The
Daily Mails" Rome correspondent
sends a telegram received there from
Budapest which says that the Russians
are invading Hungary from four points.
Refugees are aocking into Buda.
pest" the dispatch adds. "There is
a panic throughout Hungary as. re.
suit of the rapid retreat of the Austri.
an army before this new Russian aid.
vance. All public meetings have been
prohibited in Budapest"
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
SIX GERMAN ARMY CORPS TO
RESIST ATTACK BY RUSSIANS

London, Jan. 2, 4.1S A. M-The
Warsaw correspondent of the g Times -
sends report that six German army
corps have withdrawn from that front
supposedly to guard against the rumor-
ed plans of the Russians to make an at
tack on the German line of communi-
cations between Lowicz and Thorn.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
2 ACCIDENTS AT MIDDLETOWN
One Youth s Leg Is Broken When Coast.
ing on Ann Street Hill

especial to the Independently
Mlddletown, Jan. 2.-Thomas Leech,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Leech, Lawrence
street, had his right leg dislocated at
the ankle while coasting on the Ann
street mil on Thursday evening. He,
wlUh several other boys, was coming
down the hill on sled and when below
WOOD street tried to turn out of the way
Tor a team when the sled ran into a
tree, injuring young Leech. DR.. G. E,
Bowers was summoned and dressed the
injured leg
Russell Deihl, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Deihl, Ann street. is also suffering
with bruised limb, the -esult of hav,
ing 1T injured on Thursday while coast
ing on Ann street. The lad suffers much
pain, but fortunately no bones were
broken.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
Rotary Belgian Relief Fund

1t was unofficially announced that
the proceeds for the Belgian relief
fund from Rotary Club week at the
Orpheum Theatre during the week of
December IA, were $462. An official
announcement will be made at noon.
day luncheon of the Rotary Club next
Tuesday.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
SHERIFF CLOSES A HOTEL
Mddletown Hostelry's Fixtures viii
Be Sold to Meet Debts of 40 600

The Ann Street hotel, Middletown,
which for mole than a year has been
conducted by John A. Haas, was to -day
closed by Sheriff Wells and the bar
and fixtures will be sold by the Sher-
iff at 10 O'Clock next Thursday morn
ing. The Sheriff's action was the re-
suit of the issuance Of an execution on
a $4,000 judgment note which, it is
said, Haas gave one of his hackers who
aided him financially at the time he
took over the hotel.
On the afternoon of the day Haas
hotel is to be sold the Sheriff will put
eleven parcels of real estate under the
hammer at sale to be held in the
Court House.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
Finger Cut Off While coasting

Especial to the Star independently
New Cumberland, Jan. .2.-While
coastlng down steep hill at this place
yesterday, Daniel, the youngest son of
Mr. and MRS. James Weigle, Fourth
street, had his little finger cut off. He
was thrown from the sle and it ran
over his hand.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
Injured in Eau at Round House

William Stine, 1852 North Seventh
street, machinist for the Pennsylva-
MA Railroad Company, fell five feet
IN round house No. 1, this morning,
badly wrenchimg his right side and
back. He was admitted to the Harris.
burg hospital for treatment.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
Burglars Make $50 Haul

Lebanon, Jan. 2.-Burglars entered
and ransacked the home of William
Freshley on Forge street at an early
hour yesterday morning and got away
with jewelry and other articles valued
in the neighborhood of $3.50.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-02
Carranza Takes San Luis Potosi

Washington, Jan. 2.-Capture of San
Luis Potosi by Carranza forces was re-
ported in advices to-day from Galveston
to the agency here.