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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
Gadania Pokojowe W
Nielnczech.
Berlin, 18 pazdziernika. =

Berlin, 18 pazdziernika. - w
parlamencie niemieckim onegdaj
byla dluga i ozywiona dyskusya
ia temat pokojowych pragnien i
mozliwosci. G}6wnym m6wca
by1 socyalista Schneidemann,
kt6ry wyrazaf opinie, IL Niemcy
powinny wyrzec sic wszelkich am
bicyi zaborczych - oddac,.. co
zaje}y starac sic pok6j, kt6re
so nar6d pragnie, choc o MIN kan
clerzowi movie ME wypada -
po oswiadczeniach niedawnych
Lloyd-George'a i Asquitha, IL
wojny chca do konca. Odpowia-
dajac, przemawia} W tendency
wprost przeciwnej konserwatysta
hr. Westorpp, kt6ry utrzymywa}
il Niemcy powinny zatrzymac te
rytorya krwia swa zdobyte -
Niemcy powiny walczyc dalej
Sprzymierzeni So wyczerpani : we
Francyi fatalne panuja stosunki
W Anglii juz brak .zywnosci, we
W}oszech, gl6d, W Rosyi - {
tel lepiej wcale ME gadac(?>
niechze tylko Niemcy jeszcze tr(
che przetrzymaja - wytrwaja, {
wojna bedzie do konca, jak chct
Anglia, lecz konca zwycieskieg(
dla Nicmiec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
Z INV POLSKlCH
W AMERYCE.
CHICAGO.
Pod zarzutem ZahZymania
piemedzy przeznaczonych
ma ogloszenia.

w stan. OskaZenia zosta1 W
tych dniach postawiony przez Ia
we federalna sedzi6w wielkoprzy-
|sieg}ych Robert Skoda, prowadza
cy interes kolonizacyjny pod naz
wa ."Polish American Coloniza-
Ition co., Biuro jego miesci sic W
gmachu Unity W sr6dmiesciu.
Tptejszy dziennik "Chicago
Trih June poda} 0 tym osobniku
0 nhpochybncj slavic W swym
dziale Investors Guide' co ma
|stepuje:
Forme ''Polish American Colo
nization Co.. prowadzi Robert
Skoda, kt6ry zajmowa} sic intere
sem kolonizacyjnym. w niedaw-
nych latach, jak niekt6rzy utrzy-
muja, operacye jego ograniczafy
sic do kolektowania pieniedzy Z
cory do firm, majacych ziemie na
sprzedaz ola kolonist6w. Geese
pieniedzy W ten spos6b skolekto-
wanych wyda} Skoda podobno na
(oe1oszenia W polskich gazetach 0
malej cyrkulacyi, kt6re zadnych
osadnik6w ME sciagnely, reszte
mia] zatrzymac Skoda dla siebie.
Gala suma skolektowana mia}a
wynosic oko}o $4,000. Przeciw
SkoGzie w akcie oskarzenia "a
warte SO try zarzuty.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
Shacl konhole mad samo-
cbodeln.

Nieszczesliwy wypadek wyda-
rzyl sic onegdaj przy ulicach Lea
witt Webster, blisko kosciola
sw. Jadwigi.
Wracajac do domu lekcyi
Fspiewu W AUTOMOBILE p. B. P
|Blaszkowskiego, zam. pnr. 2O39
IN. Robey nj. szofer zgubif kontro
le mad automobilem, co spowodo'
walo kompletne wywr6cenie sle
automobilu.
J. Kotlarza zabrano do szpita-
la sw. Elzbiety W towarzystwit
dr.. C. S. Krysinskiego j. P. Wo;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
Walk " Macedcniii.
Salcniki, is pazdziernika

Angielskie wojska poczyni}y
zn6w pewne postepy mad Struma
rzeka - Ia jej wschodnim brze.
gu - Anglicy podchodza pod
Sercs Demir-Hissar, bardzo wa.
zne wezly kolejowc, SLIME fortyfi
kowane przez Bu}gar6w: akcya
idzie o zajecie linii kolejowych W
tel okolicy, kt6re maja donios}os(
strategiczna pierwszorzedna. Sc.
res juz jest w ogniu armat, all
gielslzich. Ma dalszych zachodnic]1
liniach Macedonii walki trwaja "
pelni przy dial akompaniamen-
Gle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
W}osii 49, ida!
Rzym, 18 pazdziernika.

! tzym, 10 pazdzlern1ka. = Ra'
port w}cski donosi znacznynl
sukccsie w}oskim w okolicy CORY
Roitte, W Trentino. Walk stoczo
| no zacietc Ia ca}ej linii od Passu
bio al do Roitte, kt6re - odpie-
| rajac wszedzie Austryak6w W}o-
81 opanowali. Pod Cosmagon atak
w}oski zdoby} Gala g6rska bate
rye austryacka ze sporymi zapa--
sami amunicyi. w do]inie Posina
Austryacy zaskoczyli W}och6w
znacznemi silami pozycye chwi-
lowo opanowali, lecz zwyciesko,
zadajac nieprzyjacielowi straty
bardzo ciezkie. Wszystko wska--
zuje, IL te walki wolynskie
musza bye niebywale krwawe i
mordercze - ludzi tam ginie stra
SILVIA gromada, rannych tyle,
il wszystkie miasta po stronie ro-
syjskiej przepe}nione SO mimi =
zar6wno Rosyanami, jak Austry-
akami i Niemcami. Pod Korytni--
ca wzieto pewna liczbe jenc6w
niemieckich zdobyto 2 mitralie-
zy. z innych punkt6w wolynskich
Skorob0w Mieczyszcz6w wyr6z-
ni}y sic nader zacietymi bojami,
ostatnio tam stoczonymi.
Berlin Wieden, 18 pazdziernika
- Walk mad Stochodem, W oko
licy Zaturza i Dubnowa otrzyma-
ly centrowe swe punkty - Rosy
anie pra z wielka sila = lecz jak
dotad wszedzie odparci: W wy:
mienionych punktach usilowali
oni szeregiem atak6w sforsowac
lasy, tam sic znajdujace, ]ecz ich
odparto wie]kicmi stratami. w
Galicyi w okolicy P}uhowa ia
p6}nocny zachod od Tarnopola j
pod Rohatynem, ia zach6d od
Brzezan walki krwawe stoczono
- pr6by rosyjskie postepu odpar
to. Bojc ME skonczone - tocza
sic nieustajaca zacietoscia.
w Karpatach Austryacy ode
brali szczyt Smotrec, stracony z
kohcem wrzesnia. Ostatnio pr6by
rosyjskie sforsowania precise kar
packich mocno niefortunlly wZie
}y obrot; cd dluzszego czasu
wszelki postep Rosyan SLIME
wstrZymany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
Bitwa pod Korynica.
Piotrogrod, IL pazdziernika.

Wciaz malo stosunkowo wiesci z
polskiego terenu wojny. Ostatnio
donosza rezultacie walk szale-
ME zacietych Ia Wo}yniu, gdzie
Ia zach6d od kucka spieraja sic
wzajemnie dwie olbrzymie fale
wojsk, walczac zaciekle 0 watla
linie rzeki Stochodu. Jednym z
centr6w tych walk jest wies ko--
rytnica, kt6ra przez diva tygo
dnie walczono, nareszcie nadcho--
dzi wiadomosc, re wojska rosyj--
skie wziely diva okopy niemiec--
kie IA p6lnocy-na zach6d od wsi
tel - to macy, IL wies opanowa
IA i linie rosyjskie poza MIA juz
przesuniete. Kontrataki niemiec-
kie W szeregu szturmow IA bag
nety poprowadzone - odparto
tuz potem W}osi wzmocnieni ode
/ brali ia powrotem. Ma Karsie
artylerya intensywnie pracuje
zarzucajac linie i okopy austrya.
ckie, zagradzajace drogi do Trye
stu masa ognia i zelaza = najwi.
doczniej jest to robota przygoto.
wawcza do ataku wrecz. Boje Ia
Karsie So bardzo zaciete = obi
czaja, IL W samej tel jednej oko-
licy i partyi frontu Austryacy "
ostatnich dwu tygodniach stracil
CORA 10000 ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19

talewicza, kt6rzy sic zaraz stawili
ma miejsce wypadku.
Lzejsze pokaleczenia odniesli
W}adys}aw G6ralski, zam pnr.
2117 Lubbock ul., diva zebra z}a--
name J6zef Drzonek, zam. pnr.
2O38 n. Winchester ave., kt6ry o
trzyma} powaznc rany ma g}owie
i bolesne pokaleczenia ma twarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
I Rumuniii.
Bukareszt. 18 pazdziernika,

RAPPORT rumunski siedmiogrodz-
kiego pogranicza donosi odpar-
ciu ataku austryackiego W dolinie
Ofuzul; kawalerya rumunska
rozpedzi}a kilka prob pochod6w
i atakow austryackich W dolinie
Crasna; podobniez W dolinie Bu-
zuoi odparto Austryak6w. w o.
kolicach Kronsztadu,pod Predeal
Austryacy po krwawej bitwie co.
fneli sic do Timos; pod Guifalva
by}a potyczka krwawa - pomys]
ma dla Rumun6w. Pod Caineni
odparto podchody wojsz nieprzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
Walka niby pod Verdun.
Jersey City, N. j. Wake

jersey City, N. j. Wake ME
przymicrzajac jak pod Verdun -
stoczy}a re swym mezem, kt6,
rym cd Z micsiecy ME zyje ra-
zem, pani Katarzyna Bartonha-
gen, liczaca 35 lat, zam. pm. 209
Neptune ave. Rezu]tat tel walk
jest ten, ze biedny John Barton
hagen, lat 42liczacy, umar} w szpi
ta]u miejskim .odniesionych ran
we Wtorck 0 godZ. II pred po}ud
MEM.
Ma}zcnstwo to pobralo sic
pred Is laty. Po rozejSciu sic
pred I miesiacami, on zamicsz-
ka} W Perth Amboy. Ona zas pozo
sta4a na miejscu i przyjefa dw6ch
sto}ownik6w. Jerzego Bruch a
lat 26, inspektora cd mleka, i
24- ]etniego J6zefa Franka, roz-
woziciela mleka. w przesz}y
czwartek, po po}udniu Bartonha-
gen przyby} toporkiem, ukry-
tym w kieszeni i zapukaf do drzvi
mieszkania swej zony, kt6re Of
worzyla. GdyBartonhagen wszed1
do pokoju - wedlug zeznan cor
XII - odepchnal ia na strone i
zaatakowaf zone, kt6ra uderzy}
tepa strona toporka W ]ewe ra-
mie, pochwyci} ia "a bluze wy
mierzy} jej clos W drugie ramie.
Wystraszona kobieta wyrwa}a
sic z rak napastnika, wpad}a do
drugiego pokoju, wyje}a szufla-
dy revolver pocze}a strzelac.
Bartonhagen ratowaf sic ucieczka
DO schodach ma dol. Ia MIN pope
dzifa iona strzelajac i wo}ajac 0
pomoc. Zraniony MAJ wyleciaf IA
ulice pocza} uciekac W st2one
policyant6w Coffey'a i Ransom a
|jadacych automobilem. Rannego
zawieziono do miejskiego szpita--
la, gdzie sic wykaza}o, re Barton
hagen mia} rane na czole, dwie
rany na prawej rece jedna ku--
la przeszla mu wnetrznosci.
Policya ze stacyi Ocean ave, "a
bra1a pania Bartonhagen, jej cor
Ike Katarzyne obu sto}ownikow
do wiezienia. CT ostatni oswald
czyli, ze podczas tel tragedy,
spali, gdvz pracuja ia noe. Obu-
dzili sic dopiero ma odg}os strza--
low. Zupelnie inaczej powiedzia]
ranny MAJ; zeznaf on, re strzelal
do niego stolownik Bruch. Sledz-
two W toku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
Tragiczna smier6 sed1wego
farmera.

Gilbert Plains, Man. Tragiczna
smiercia zginaf onegdaj 75-letni
farmer J6zef Priest. AIianowicie
mlody kon, kt6rego zaprzegal do
bryczki, kopnal 60 tax fatalnie,
re W kilka chwil p6zniej nieszcze
sliwy starzec zmarl, ME odzyskaw
sly przytomnosci. Priest by} sta
rym osadnikiem, W dystrykcie
|tvm mieszka} bowiem cd roku
1884.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
Nieludzkie taktowanie zonY.

Detroit, Mich. MARGIN Kopacz
mia1 siedmioro dzieci, z kt6remi
iona mia}a oczywiscie ME malo
klopotu. Tego zdawalo sic mezo--
wi "a mafo i przyjmowal, jedne--
go stolownika "a drugim, az po
chwili mia1 W domu okolo 80 os6b
Poniewaz iona ME jest z zelaza,
przeto mic dziwnego, re przeciw
temu zaprotestowafa, a gdy to
mic ME pomoglo, wniosla skarge
0 rozw6d na zasadzie okrutnego i
nieludzkiego postepowania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
Walk W Polsce.
Piotroqrod. 18 pazdziernika

Raport0w walk W Polsce -pra
vie niema; onegdaj doniesiono, IL
W Pinszczyznie mad Szczara re
ka Niemcy wystapili agresywnie
i nag}ym atakiem zajeli cczesc wy
sunietego okopu rosyjskiego, lecz
Rosyanie potem kontratakowali j
nieprzyjaciela re zdobytej chwilo
wo pozycyi wyrzucili.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19

jaciclskich. S}owcm wojska ru--
munskie stojac SLIME na pograni-
czu wszedzie odpieraja systema--
tycznic ataki Austryak6w. Mad
Dunajem W okolicy Orsovy wal
XII dzia}owc ME ustaja. w Dobru-
dry zmian ma linii niema.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
PozostaWi zone ! dieci.

Toledo, Ohio. Policya poszuku-
je Johna Marask, lat ~, 1O17
Miami utica, kt6ry znikna} bez
wiesci, pozostawiajac zone i tro--
ie dzieci bez srodkow do zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19

oglaszajcie sic " wiarusis.
Evening journal., 1916-11-16
INSPECTOR Defends
The CITY MILK SUPPLY

Asserting that the milk supply Of
Wilmington was OF the poorest. Or.
Frank II. Edsall OF the Department
OF Health, Jersey City. n. j. astound-
ed members OF the Mems Club OF st,
Andrews p. T.. Church on Tuesday
evening. According 10 Or. Edsall a
teaspoOnfil Of Wilm ngton milk con
tains about 100000 bacteria. whereas
the quantity should be about 1000
Emil Ulrich, milk inspector. afterward
said the doctor had dwelt entirely on
the fact that Wilmington milk had n
large quantity OF bacteria. He ex-
planned this by say ng that II it were
true II was because the laboratory for
examining the milk for bacteria had
not yet been completed lie positive
" stated that as far as the necessary
quantity OF butter fat and solids be-
ing present he could say that this ~
compared very favorably with other
cities As for the presence OF pre-
servatives such as formaldehyde, Mr..
Ulrich claimed that he had not had
one case OF the kind in all the in
spectons he had made in the city
since last January.
To prove that the condition OF the
milk supply for this city was better
than It had been previously. Mr. u
rich stated that thirty men have beer
put out Of business s nee the first o.
/ January. when the new sanitary laws
governing milk diaries and sunni,
! houses went into effect
Evening journal., 1916-11-16
HOLSTEIk- FRIESIAN
BREEDERS ORGANIZE

At a meeting OF the Delaware Hol-
stein-Friesan Broadors' AssOdat on
yesterday at Lynnethwaite Farm. on
the Concord pike. the constitution and
bylaws were adopted and Mr..
Grimes OF Delaware College. +. A.
Carroll. representative OF the Depart
ment OF Agriculture i'm this State. and
members OF the assoc alton spoke In
the absence of Former Judge Daniel
o. Hastings, the president. w. W. 3.
ArkcOll presided The meeting was
well attended
Luncheon was served al noon. ar
ter which the cows on the Lynne
thwaite Farm were examined and an
interesting Judging contest held. 70
was declared that more milk is beng
shipped out Of the State now than
ever before and considerable enthusi-
asm was shown for the Holstein COW
in Delaware. The association Is said
to be making plans for buying a num-
Der OF pure bred cows for dstribu-
ton over the State
Evening journal., 1916-11-16
Democratic PARADE
TO Be BIGGEST EVER

Plans now under way for the Wilson
celebration by Democrats Of the city
next Monday might, comprehend ONE of
the biggest parades ever held. here.
Practically every political organization
IN the city will turn ont and tlpere will
be sixteen bands ia line. A section OF
decorated automobiles will be in charge
OF William J. Condon, Jr. A meeting Of
the finance committee win no held to-.
morrow night TO go over matters Of ex.
pense and any organization which has
not decided 20 parade may have its
name presented nc that time.
Charles Jack will be chief marshal of
the parade. with George W. Bader a.
chief of staff. and the aides from the
various organizations in line will he.
First ward. James q. O'Neal: Second
ward. Charles Cannon; Third ward, John
l. Dolan; Fourth ward. Joseph koenit
zer; Fifth ward, J. Ford Phillips: Sixth
ward. William Dorsey: seventh ward,
George O'Neil; Eighth ward. CLAYTON
Sturtz; Ninth ward, Matthew Ralstun:
Tenth ward, Hewson +. lannan.
Eleventh ward John Harrington:
Twelfth ward. DR.. G. Anthony Beck ;
Democratic League. f. r. Pierce; Bran
deis League. Louis Green. Brandywine
Hundred Mounted Club, George Litz:
Mill Creek Hundred Mounted Club
The organizations which have decided
10 turn out in the parade include all
the ward clubs Of the city aud the fol-
lowing The Wilson First Voters Club,
the Brandeis Democratic Club. the Demo
cratic League, the Mill Greek Hundred
Mounted Club and the Rising Sun Demo
cratic Ouh
Evening journal., 1916-11-16
u0NnR ROLL PTPnS.

Following are the perfect attend
ance pupils OF Richardson School rof
the month:
First Grade-Jean Griswold, Vera
Maxwell, Ethel Justison. Irv'n HUT.
Second Grade-Calvin Housed, "a;
Joseph Lear John Walker, 2B.
Third Grade-Raymond Boys Flea
nor Cowan, Grantley Maddox. Alfred
Sullivan. Cariin Thompson, Philip
Thompson, Marie Wagner Kathryn
Wilson.
Fourth Grade-Edgar Beale, Edgar
Bows George Carter, Anna Handy.
Katharine Housed, Clarence Johnson
Elizabeth Layman, Viola Tinsman'
Anna Walker.
FIFTH Grade-Irene Smith. Mildred
Smith, Marguerite Harlan, Alice Pick
ering. Robert Griswold, Edward Wag-
ner. Harry Strickland. James Strick-
land
Sixth Grade - Miriam Griswold,
Elizabeth Hutt Madalne Beale, VIII
liam Strickland, George Walker. Will
liam Harvey, Martin Baumgardt.
Robert Wilson.
Seventh Grade-Rosie Jakubschin,
Charles Frampton. Esther Smith. Mel
son Ash. Walter Layman. Francis
Mckinney. Marie Murphey.
Eighth Binary Jakub'schm, Ira
Harlan. Nellie Caufman, Dorothy
Housed, Ethel Merritt. Harvey Jorden.
Eighth A-Edna Frazier. Lawrence
Baynard Mark Walker, James Max
we'll. Josephine Gedling
Evening journal., 1916-11-16
THINKS WELL OF FlREMEN.

Members of the Fame Fire Com.
pany, who responded 70 still alarm
of fire on Sunday at the Buttonwoods.
near New Castle. when fire was dis
covered at the home of Mrs. Louise
Rodney Holcomb. were surprised YES
terday TO receive ooX OF cigars and
the following letter OF thanks from
Mrs. Holcomb:
Fame Fire Company want TO
thank you very much for coming out
here last Sunday In response to a call
from the New Castle telephone eX-
change. Country people would be
very helpless we're il not for the mod
ern motor engine. and appreciate
your coming more than / can express
! am sending you this box OF cigars
as a small token OF my thanks Very
truly yours. Louise Rodney Holcomb"
The cigars arrived with the letter.
but the fremen certainly enjoyed the
recognition Of their services In the
form OF the letter more than they
did the receipt OF the gift OF Smokes"
but they we're both accepted crate
fully,
Evening journal., 1916-11-16
HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

II your skin is yellow-complexion
pallid-tongue coated-appetite poor
you have a bad taste in your mouth-a
azy, no-good feeling-you should take
Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub
stitute for calomel-were prepared by
DR.. Edwards after II years of study
with his patients.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil You will know them by their
olive color.
To have clear. pink skin. bright eyes,
no pimples, a feeling OF buoyancy like
childhood days you must get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel-yet have
40 dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con-
stipation. That's why millions Of boxes
are sold annually at l0c and 25c per
box All druggists. Take one or two
nightly and note the pleasing results.
Evening journal., 1916-11-16
Look for Naval Battles
on the French Canals

their corresponding units in the
French service
The recent official announcement
here that SIR Archibald Paris and
other Marine major-generals have
been sent to the front lends flavor to
the conjecture regarding the inland
navies.
That the Germans may have al
ready organized their inland navy, is
indicated by the appearance OF great
numbers Of German marines on the
Somme front. Some Of these have
been captured.
While the real, sea-going nawes
continue to watch their chance ia
clash, il is believed not improbable
that the inland fleets may yet be the
first to figure again in the news
dispatches
Evening journal., 1916-11-16
sMYRNA,S SOCIAL SIDE.

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA. Del. Nov. 16.-Dr Mar
saret Handy, Of Philadelphia. spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Irving Handy.
The supper held in the Twentieth
Century Club House on Thursday by
The women of the Episcopal Church
netted $780,
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan, Of Wilmington.
were weekend visitors with Miss
Laura Hutchinson.-Joseph Handy. a
Delaware College student, spent Sun
day. with his uncle the Hon. L. Irv-
ing Handy.-Mrs. F. +. Postles, wife
II Alderman r. r. Postles, is making
an extended visit to Atlantic City and
Philadelphia Hattie Hutchin-
son has been visiting Philadelphia the
past week.-Mrs.. Peterson Speakman
has returned from a visit with her son
It Pennsgrove.- Julia HUM gave
I tea on Thursday Eliza Short
II Dover. was entertained over the
weekend by Mr.. and Mrs. c, Leland
Harmonson.-Mr and Mrs. Irving
Walls, OF Wilmington, spent last week
with the family of e. c. Walls.--Mrs.
Murray Stewart of Wilmington, has
been the guest OF Miss Mary Spruance.
Mrs. Jardine. OF Atlantic City. has
been visiting DR.. and Mrs. Il. s.
Dwight.-Miss Laura Bell has return
ed from a visit TO philadelphia
Raney Marshall, OF Pennsgrove. spent
the weekend with his sister. Mrs. E.
s. Dwight-Mrs William G. Anthony
is visiting in Philadelphia Miss
Lydia Watson, of Dover has been the
guest Of Miss Lillian Speakman.-The
Rev. c. Z. Prettyman, OF Carlisle, Pa,
has been visiting friends.-Mrs. VIII
liam Hope and daughter, Isabelle. OF
Dover have been Smyrna visitors
DR.. Craig and Miss Mildred Gibson, OF
Philadelphia. have been the guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert d. Hoffecker.-
Gardner Beckett, OF Nashville, Tenn,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Joseph
Beckett.-NIrs. Elva McCausland mo-
tored to Philadelphia on Sunday for
a visit with her relatives there.-Carl
Cooper is visiting Philadelphia-Ber-
nard Behen, Of Dover, has been Wis
itor here.-Miss Frances De Witt, OF
Dover. the popular young lyric So
prano singer. has been visiting friends
here
Evening journal., 1916-11-16
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Declares W. J. Gallagher, Of
This City, in Telling How
Tanlac Helped Him
SUFFERED 10 YEARS;
CHANGED MAN NOW

"You can wager safely that if the frst
bottle of Tanlac got here didn't help
me wouldn't be back for my second, I"
declared w. J. Gallagher, of 5l4 Monroe
street, this city, to the Talnac Man at
the Miller Drug Store.
Mr.. Gallagher, who is known well in
and around Wilmington, is at present
employed by the Philadelphia & Read
ing Railroad. lie continued: "FOr forty
years / have heen ailroading and l sup
pose the hardships of its life finally tax
ed my physical endurance Indigestion
and stomach troubles were my chief all
ments for the past ten years. And, in
all that time the food that / ate-no
matter what it was-wOuld lay on my
stomach in a lump Gas formed and
bloating followed. Then, too, my heart
was affected. lost steadily in weight
and continued in IN health even though
! tried many things 1 heard of.
'But now the speaker smiled. "since
taking Tanlac ! am a changed man. My
appetite is better; l sleep well and both
heart trouble and bloating are decidedly
better. ] can eat most anything / want
to again, and am stronger and better
in every way.
81 heartily recommend Tanlae to any
one suffering as ! was" he ended.
Tanlac. the ideal reeonstructive tonic
appetizer, blood and system purifier
and invigorant-which is discussed in
highest terms now by the people of Will.
mingion, is sold only at the Miller Drug
Store, where the Tanlac Man explains
lis merits daily to men and women. r.
Challenger Son sell Tanlac in New Cas-
tie; Delaware City. W. B. lester; Mil
ford. f. IT. Bratton; Laurel, r. L.
Mason; Delmar. F. II. Whavland Each
town has its Tanlac dealer.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-11-16
RY WILBUD 5. HONEST.
-nited Press STAFF Correspondent

United Press Stan correspondent
LONDON. Nov. 16.-Inland navies
may figure strongly soon in the war
news from the Western front.
Constant pressure on the German
front by the Anglo-French. accord
ing to the British war experts, must
inevitably mean a withdrawal OF the
German line, now lying across North
ern France and Flanders. This would
throw the All es' line near and across
various canals and rivers, and bring
a new branch of warfare into play
This new branch would he the in
land navies-riyer and canal cruisers
mounting fairly heavy guns, and
manned by experienced men.
AS first announced by the United
Press correspondent on the French
front, General Foch's canal navy has
already been IN action against heavy
German guns mounted on Mount st
Quentin. These units, mostly mont
tors. operate silently and slowly on
the canals skirting the crooked
course of the River Somme. But in
the extreme North OF France and
South OF Belgium. it is pointed out
rivers and canals are more spac Gus
and afford real opportunities for ma
neuvering. These waterways also in
terlock so that separate units and
fleets may extend their activity to
many areas.
Neither ordinary soldiers or sailors
would operate the land locked nav es.
Such services as Englands Marine
Light Infantry and Royal Marine Ar
tillery would serve. These men are
highly trained for such work as are