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Evening journal., 1916-01-28
A Frenchman's Faith in Ultimate Victor
lFrom the New York SUM

and iron which drench them the Ger
mans may make salutary reflections Onl
the industrial resources o. France.
England has been making mp for lost
time with prodigious, unremitting indus
try. and & results are amazing. The
magician is Mr.. David Lloyd George.
Perhaps at times he has been playing
possum, for Nj. Davray remarks that Ii
would be a mistake to attach much i'm
portance to labor troubles here and
there Elsewhere the wheels have been
whirrng like mad. There was method
in the munition minister's theatrical re-
fram of "Too latel Too latel' On July
10, 1915, he had $50 workshops under
his control, go on November 10, and
2O63 on December 10. And the work
OF converting plants goes on in all the
eleven staked Crt areas. I'm the war
'orkshops more than 100000 opera
tives are employed, about half of them
women and girls. There are night shifts
as well as day shifts. The production
of shells and cartridges, fuse igniters
machine guns, etc, never stops. Typical
of the increase in working forces is a
Birmingham factory, where 1000 women
u and 1900 girls are now employed, as
compared with 900 before the war. The
following is significant;
"One evening, when we had walked foi
4 miles through the internal din OF ma
chimes of every kind employed in Tho
numerous processes necessary for the
fabrications of a she'll. the engineer al
the head of the establishment suddenly
;, observed. Yes, all this place was greer
fields not many months ago. Som'
, days sftcrward in Scotland, when al
/. icy blast from the mountains was lash
/ ing our faces with fine rain, We wer
/. visiting a town in course of construc
, tion on some hundreds of acres"
The women work like furies. for the
feel that they are helping in the wal
( Dressed in klal they often have a
p English, French or Belgian hag nuttel
% ing in front of them in the wind mad
i by the whir Of machinery. "Ihe pre-
e duction of munitions of all sorts" say
!. NJ Davray, "has already reached a stu
t pendous total.' II is being turned ou
q for England allies as well as for hG
n own armies In the Frenchman's iuds
= mcnt Germany has been distanced an
n can never catch mp in the manufactul
t of war material. The wish may
father to the thought, but so frequentl
j. Of late have officers az the front bOas
C ed Of the great superiority Of the Bri
e ish in she'll fire that this French o
'- server may he right At any rate. h
d second argument for victory is not
e be dismissed lightly.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
EXpENsIYE sTATIsTCs.

A GLANCE at the summary Of the United states Cen
n sus force given in the annual report of the Direc
tor OF the Census Hon Sam H. Rogers, of North Caro-
lima shows the work Of taking the industrial and other
statistics Of the United States during the fiscal year
was under the supervision of 74O employees special
agents clerks officials ETC. while TO collect statistics
OF cotton 749 special agents carried on the pay
roll-niue more than the number handling all the
other work
Evidently large share Of the fruit Of the Census
plum tree hangs over the domain OF King Cotton
furthermore Of the 74O comprising the regular force
an unduy large per cent from the Southern States
and the director himself Is 'tarheel"
So far as the Office is concerned the South is
In tho saddle booted and spurrcdbut riding for fa
AT the 1916 hurdle.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28

An optimist by temperament, as he
admits himself to be, NJ Henri ID. Dav
ray ontertains no doubt OF the ultimate
triumph OF France and her allies in the
great war, notwithstanding German oc-I
cupation of so much of the enemy's ter
ritory, north. south, east and west, and
railway connection between Berlin and
Constantinople with all the military adj
vantage that it implies. Not even the
Gallipoli fascO discourages NJ. Davray
nor is he disturbed by the deadlock on
the western front.
"You believe in victory doubters
have said to him, "as men believe in God,
in Jesus Christ, in the good old German
god lder alte quite Gottl, in Mahomet,
Allah, Buddha" SO it will strike many
of us in America. But ~ Dayray is also
a practical optimist. The faith that is
in him he can support with at least two
impressive arguments that he presents
in the Nineteen Century tor January.
First there is the argument of men
and then there is the argument of what
may be called shells. calculations
which are most accurately computed
gave the 1cutonic allies on December 10
ltlos 1WNV,NNN NlyN, llhn lVVsNNN bhi
gars and 100000 Turks. total oI
5000, 900. The Russians alone will have
6.O0O,000 men under arms in the spring
with reserves for which, however, equip
nent will not be ready for seyera
months. England alone can count OF
! 4.O0O000 fully equipped if not veteran
soldiers by midsummer Always it mus
| be remembered that electives is a tern
that can no longer be used to dcscrib
| the Teutonic re- endorsements in the pas
year. The italian strength now or sool
available NJ. Davmy puts at 2,000O0f
France has lately called out 10000
young soldiers, and while he is silen
about the French total he observes tina
the government is arming the whole q
the population of military age in th
colonies as well as at home His con
clusion that the Allies have now an
until the end will have a numerical su
periority is not likely TO be challenge,
However. NJ. Davray's first argumer
will not impress most Of us az it doc
him. If there are not as many me
on the other side there is a better OF
gaUization and a more scientific systei
Of warfare. Superior numbers may cour
for less
Il is the Frenclpman's second arg
ment that impressed-iIe has made II
rounds of the British munition facto
les and seen great things, which he d.
scribcs. The French started earlier. an
as he says, "under the showers of lil
Evening journal., 1916-01-28

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound would cure it. It helped both
the Change Of Life and the tumor and
when l got home did not need the doctor.
1 took the Pinkham remedies until the
tumor was gone, the doctor said, and !
have not felt it since. / tell every one
how / was cured. If this letter viii
help others you are welcome to use it. "
Mrs. f. H. BEAN, 525 Joseph Avenue,
Nashville, Tenn.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, pure remedy containing the
extractive properties Of good old fash
ioned roots and herbs, meets the needs
woman's system at this critical period
Of her life. Try it.
If there is any symptom in your
case which puzzles you, write to
the Lydia IL. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
With The Paragraphers

New Maiades-P -Petromortis sore body; Petroiag,
sore head; Petrograd, sore spot-Coumbia (s CO
Record.
II the pork barrel is opened it will take brave Con-
gressman to stand by and not ask for some OF It FOR
his consttuents-Knoxville CTenn) Journal and Tri-
bune.
Also we wonder why Britain is trying to make War
riors ont of her unwilling single men, when It Is the
married ones who have the most experience.-Dalas
News.
A New Yorker suggests wearing asHietda arounu
tho neck as a grip cure. better way would be to
carry a few added eggs broken up IN your oVercoat
nockets and thus prevent those having grip from eN-
posinr Won TO contagion.-Terre Haute und) Star.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
Parents Should KnOW
This Splendid Remedy
Simple Laxative Compound Helps to
Correct COnst patton in Children.

Simple Laxative Compound Helps to
Correct COnst patton in Children
With all children there are times
when the bowels fail'to act naturally
and it becomes necessary for the par
ents to administer a remedy Cathartics
and purgatves should never be used
as these agents affofd only temporary
relief while their violent action
shocks the system unduly. Mrs. Eva
f. Gaff, 517 10th St., Washington, ID.
c., says that her little girl, Marie,
had been subject to constipation, and
that she found Or. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin the best remedy because Of its
mildness. and now always keeps a
bottle of it in the house.
DR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a
compound Of simple laxative herbs,
free from opiates or narcotic drugs
of any kind. and is an ideal remedy
for children because of its mild ac-
| ticn and positive effect. Its use tends
to strengthen the impaired bowel ac-
ton and restore normal regularity.
It is important that parents should
know of a dependable remedy with
no unpleasant after effects, gripping
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
GEMS OF THOUGHT

Thy friend has friend and thy friends friend has
friend so be discreet.-Talmud.
.-.-.-.
The Lord is good unto them that wait for Him, to
the soul that seeketh Him.-Lamentations iii, 25.
:-.-.-.
II is not going out OF port but the coming in that
determines the success OF voyage.-Henry Ward
Beecher.
.--.-.-.
And Jesus saith unto him. the foxes have holes and
the birds of the air have nests but the Son OF Man
hath not where to lay His head.-Matthew viii, 20
The little l have gained from colleges and Libraries
has certainly not well the little learned in
childhood OF the habits of plant bird and insect That
"ueipht and sanity of thought" which Colerdge so
finely makes the GROWING attribute of Wordsworth is
in no way we'll maured and cultivated as in the So
ciety Of nature.-Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
MnRE asELF.sAcRIFICE.r

TIME picture of the President cutting short his
honeymoon" and "hurrying back" to Washington
because OF the Persia incident fine piece OF po
itcal scenery akin in that regard to that other image
Of a year ago which depicted "the lonely man in the
White House"
As a matter of fact Mr.. Wilson's original plan called
for his return to the capital on Monday January o.
the day before Congress to reassembe. He chang
ed this and decided to extend his honeymoon few
daysthough Congress did not postpone its sessions
and It was this borrowed ting if any that was cur
tailed
Nobody will be churlish enough to deny a honey
moon to the President; but many will be irritaed at
the renewed endeavor to present picture oil sell
denying Mr.. Wilson who does not exist
Evening journal., 1916-01-28

Dr. Charles A. Wagner enterprisng and pui-
posefu State Commissioner Of Education, has sent to
us copy Of the educational directory Of the state Of
Delaware for 1915-1s It was published by the De-
partment OF School Superntendence. The announced
purpose OF the book is to make available concerning
schools teachers and educational institutions. such
information as may be desired by citizens State Off
cials in their relation the work OF education For
reference purposes it is exceedingly valuable vol
ume and one that should strengthen the public con-
viction that DR.. Wagner is engaged in useful
and effective work and that he is enjoying the hearty
cooperation of the three County superintendent and
their subordinates in the educational field.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
DUPONT BOULEVARD EXTENSION

From the Dover State News.
Those Delawareans who have been
strenuously opposing the construction
of the DUPONT Boulevard through this
State were doubtless greatly surprised
TO read i'm the newspapers that joint
resolution h.s been introduced IN the
MARYLAND Legisl, ture, by Senator Or
lando Harrison. Of Berlin. calling for an
appropriation of $4,000 by that State,
TO be used in constructing an improved
highway from Berlin. Md, to the south
ern terminus of T. DUPONT Boulevard in
Delaware.
II has long been stated that Coleman
duPont's gift 20 the state Of Delaware Is
appreciated more by residents. OF Other
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
Spirit of the Delmarvia Press

States than by the Delawareans who
would benefit most by the manifold ad-
vantages Of the improved highway
through the State, and the introduction
of such resolution in the Maryland
General Assembly would Indicate that
this is the correct view of the situation.
We should imagine that the opponents
to the DUPONT road would feel distinct
sense of shame in the thought that resi-
dents Of other States are quicker to see
its great advantages than are they. And
we doubt if any of them can read tho
old fable of the "dog in the manger
without blushing
Evening journal., 1916-01-28

II YOU don't like the stamp taxes which cause you
dollars worth OF inconvenience and two dollars worth
OF irritation for every hundred cents worth OF stamps
YOU lick Just spend six for three postage stamps
and mt them ON letters to your Senators and Congress
men and tell them what you think about it. That use
of stamps may bring relief
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
MnRKMEN Tn ENTERTAIN.

Snecial to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Jan 2S.-Joseph T..
Hoffecker. chairman of the entertain
ment committee Of Diamond Lodge.
No. Q. A. O. U. W.. has secured Miss
Mabel Mullins, a reciter and imper-
senator to give an entertainment for
the members and friends Of Diamond
Lodge on the night of February 10.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28

oPtress publicity" the promise, but the admin
sration refused to make public the report Of the Cen
eral Board Of the Navy until the demands from the
people became irresistible II does not seem to have
occurred to superior officials, who know nothing about
navy problems that the American people would be in
teresed in report from naval officers who know all
about such matters
Evening journal., 1916-01-28

When some Democratic friend Of yours tries to tell
YOU Of the farsghted craftsmanship and steadfasness
Of Woodrow wilson put him to the test OF specific
facts Ask him to enumerate the public issues which
the American people deem important and on which Mr.
Wilson has not changed his attitude since he was
elected President. Try it, and see how short the list
will be
Evening journal., 1916-01-28

illoi as AdAbc do a
child's head. The
doctor said il was
three years coming
land gave me medi-
lcine for it until ]
WAS called away
from the city for
som e time. Of
course l could not
go to him then, so
my sister-in-law told
lme that she thought
Evening journal., 1916-01-28

Texas educator declares that he would like TO see
the United States by professors In his attempt
TO do that very thing Professor Wilson has Con-
gress into muddle, the Democratic party out Of ex
istence and business 10 the demnition bow-bows II
does not satisfy the Texas pedagogue, what will?
Evening journal., 1916-01-28

Roger W. Babson, head OF statistical bureau OF
Boston, declares that 90 cent of the prevailing
prosperity depended upon the And we have been
led to the belief for months that it depended upon
Secretary Redheld and Doc Pratt Of the Department
of Commerce.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
HOW MRS. Bean
met The CRISIS
Carried Safely Through Change
of Life by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Nashville, Tenn. When was going
through the Change Of Life l had tu-
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
FARMERS INSTITUTES IN TALBOT

FARMERS INSTITUTES IN TALBOT
EASrON, Md, Jan. 2S.-Ihe follow
iug are the places and dates of farmers
Institutes that will be held in Talbot
county; Mcdaniel, February Z; Easton
February s; Trappe. February 0; Cor
dova, February 10; Wye Mills, February
10. At each place there will be morn
ing and afternoon session and at Cor
dova one in the evening.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28

I'm The Associations Of Amer
feIAieH lean Advertiser has ex-
VIEW amined and certified to
ths circulation Of this pub
heation. The figrrea Of circulation
contained in she Associations -
port only are guaranteed.
Association Of American Advertisers
No 4isl Whitehall eIdg. \. 7. City
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
me Aasocintion q

The Association o.
American Advortis-
ers Is composed Of
ali the great adver.
tisers Of this coun
try. The Associa.
tion endorses only
such papers ~ sub
mit 20 lie enamina-
tion at any moment.
and positive proof
must be suhmiteod
The accompanying
certificate, No. 415l,
has been issued "
thin paper.
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tb q unb osH S1riftIeber 3 obn R.
Ougan singsleiteten WibohtuRsss
psrfabrsH aus Der Wslt ssihafii. Sn
Dem Sale bss Griteren tDurbe bic Dor
ibm eingereidts WdnDamusfIass, oab
e. Der 0bbut Oss Sberiffs entnommen
iperbe, dbseiUisieH, ipsil Der Geriaiss
bof bic 4ngeIsgsubsit burd bic DOR eis
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Rihters GusiUsilsr fiir eriebigt sra6s
teie. Sn bsm JalIe GugaR's Ipuros
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Nifier Sppsnbeiuler iiber Sugan pa=
bdngi bate, Hmseitcben iporben mar,
beitdiisi.
Jn Sadsu Der Gefaiptiter 9lnnie
nnb gl1ieeGaiDs fporin bic btibsn
unterm Sniian3sn eutihieben battsn,
nab bic geibsH $54S9, ben Gessnipsrt6
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Co., bic lie augeblid BON ibrsr lang.
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geblihe Gsident nahte, infolge ibres
sei6pddten 9siiits5uitanbes nidt
mebr I'm Stanbe mar, iiber ibr @srn0s
gen su perfiiesn, bat Der Osri6tsbof
BITE Gntfdsibuns.u beTtdtiet.
8sridisbenes.
glnno 6ammIsr bat cine poliesns
iorbsruns iibsr 500 sestH bic Hatios
nal gaiuaItp g. bon Wi1igan sins
sstfagt.
sllirt q. @isbs tlasts cine Ds4isls
fOrbsruns iibsr $40o sessn Wss uno
misbe elm.
Jobn SnpOtr stldngts ouf 0runb
sriiitensr 9srIsbuagen Elm 9erbitt
iiber $500 sss,n Die Sidbt Rortpoob.
Relic Ban 9sOsuter Smitb bat
cine WietbsIorDeruna iiber $1S75 ses
gen 9bos. !. Sda etsgeilagi.
Qluf grunb srlittener @erltbunsen
triangle Sppbi. Nalep Elm 9srbiit
iiber $4,000 stssn bic Cincinnati
Hrdetion 60.
Charles RsntrOp. NahIaBberipalttr
bsr Molie apbrman, bic am 26. Sep.
itmbtr 1914 an Der GIN unh 1iuSIap
Str1Be bon elmer Gar iiberfcbrsn uno
gsf5biet tpprbsn III. bat cine Hlage
iiber $4,000 aessn bic Cincinnati
Trnrfinri Go Rinnereilit
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Ans BEN SOsmmisipalgeridbt

Die Surbieen Sbpmas Barrier unb
Mobel Saunbers purbe ssitern bon
Ri6ter Spiesel gu is $50 Gelbitrafe
perurtbeilt. bic iis i'm 4tbeitsbauie
abperbiensn miiFen, neil fie perfuht
batten fir BEN 9otten Der Saunbers.
Der CUR 3sit i'm qrbeits9uuie iiBt, in
elmer Siite 3udsr ein pdd1en Usur-
pbium burdsuIhmusgelu.
Ueit Der 9Sreiiprehuns Der Gnses
tlasten enbete bic gsrbdnblung sesen
bic ausitdnbigen Moihiniiten Sames
I. MeGntes unb 8apib ". 9borns
born, bic bes Serumlun9srus uiif
bem 5rottoir anaetlagt ftauben. Gle
ipcren an Der 6arriion 4nenus uub
Bud Strabe pom Sergeauten pflug
perbdftsi purben, pG9renb lie ais
Gtreitpoitsn fungirten. Ridter Spies
gel entIdisb, baB um bic 9eute ftrafs
bar gu MAIDEN, lie ben Strabenper=
tebr bebinoert boben mibten, mas jes
bod niht Der ssaII sspefen iei. Die
8erbanbsuns eesen Fieben peitere
WldifiniEen, bic unter Der gleiben
Mntlage psrbdftet lporoen ipuren,
ipurben beritpbeu, ba MnnaIt
SbOrnbpie Gsi9pOrsnsupruasiie fur
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Der gtabtratb
Die uaditp6dise Situns iiuSst an
NittpodJ itatt.

SSsH Der fonlrnenoen @odye tpiro Der
Staotratb ieiile Sisung itatt am
Gieritag, am Wtittuod) gsadnlittng
abbalten, ba befanlttlid) amI 9ie.litag
@aibtngtpns 8eburtstag gefeiert
miro uHb oas Ratbbaiis iniolgeoeiIcn
seifloiien lit, StnotratbspraiiOent
Galner mad,te Die Staotpdter GIL
SdIuB ser geitrisen Sisung gauj
Defenders aui oisie Sbatiate alti-
mertlom.
gIuf GuipiebIiing oes Giierba6n-
fonunitteeS iulroe inter 9Iliiheblutg
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meiteres siansirgeleiie an Der 5rcnt
StraBe mo oplu 9roaofpap 81 leeell,
bas icooh MIR pom eli llbr 8orInit.
tags biz ein ilbr gtadHntttass bcniItt
perben bari. gluBeroem behalf lid
bic Staot oas Red)t Dor NIT oreiBig-
inglJer asiHoi1liilg oleie erlanb!lIB
ieoer3eit III ipioerrltfen.
Gin @eiuh bon 9iireern ser
3luoIiten @aro nm oie Anla9e eineS
SpielpIabes III ser 6egeuo slpiid)en
Der Sine Strabe. Der 8urret 9lpe.,
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ipurSe aili errpieblung oes sipninlit.
tees fir Rarfs Ser Tarfbeboroe iiber.
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8uni6 Der giirler 81 entipre6en,
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lit.
gtuf gulpicblutg oes aorrmittees
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finons inter sIlrfbebung her Sc.
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pbine Strabe bon Der 9ordeiter sur
9ofman sncmie. Der gerbeiieums
Der Rprooitede Der gseiuttcu unb Sinu
Strabe imo Der gerbelierimg Der
Court beitritten iperocn
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ben Grfolg bes Stiftunssfefteg berbeis
5ufibrsn. 9as folssnbe programm
ssIaHgt sur Durtfiibruns:
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auferitebung utbmGnH
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Ieine aIisnten oerlunote.

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nentidj ilnsariide Sanger.

Der DeutIh llnguriife arbeiter.
Mdnnsr6or bssebt am Sanitos, 10.
ssebruar, itin 9. Gtiftllnssfeit in ben
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