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TWO MEN KILLED
 NEAR M 'CARTHY
SNOWSLIDE FALLS WHILE VIC TINS ARE DOING ASSESS
 MENT WORK.

CORDOVA, Jan. 1.-Two men named James Lay and Axel Herman were killed yesterday by snowslide on Carthy mountain near Mccarthy while they were engaged doing as sessment work for the Bonanza Gold Mining Company. The victims were both oldtime prospectors.
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LODGE STILL FIGHTING NOTE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-SenatOr, Lodge stated this afternoon that he intends to make another speech op poson to the Hitchcock resolution to endorse the PreS- dents note to the bellgerent nations. Lodge also eX- presses the belief that Lansngs first interpretation ot the note is correct that is that sent rather as an utmatum showing that continuation of the war would mean the inevitable embroiing of the United States
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SAYS WILSON KNOWS TERMS

LONDON, Jan. 1. - Count AndreaSSy, former pre- mier of Hungary quoted by reports from Budapest as saving that President Wilson of the United States has been told the terms which the eutonic empires would agree to peace Andreassy is said to have declared that this fact should be sufficient guarantee to the Quadupe Entente that the terms generous considering that Wilson is favorable to an international discussion of them
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WILSON WILL TRY AGAIN

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-If the Entente reply to his does not his requirements 1t is believed certain that Wilson will make another move to get the warning nations together In the meantime the President re- mains unconcened about the attempts to connect his note with the German proposals and he feels confident that his position will be ultimately understood.
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SAYS NEITHER CAN WIN

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-The Vowaerts, the famous Soci- ast newspaper today urges both sides to the war to try to reach some compromise as says neither side can possibly win decisive victory. It reminds the belger- ents of both alliances that the spng of human blood and the disruption of economic conditions be the only re- suits of continuance of the conflict.
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AUSTRIANS WILL FIGHT ON

VIENNA, Jan. 1.-The Austrian press is unanimous in considering the reply of the Entente nations to the German peace proposal nothing but refusal and all the newspapers declare that the Teutonc allies have only one place in which to the defiance and that is on the battlefield.
The Seward gateway., 1917-01-04
TICKET NUMBER 26 WINS
 HALLETT & SCOTT PRIZE

No. 26 is the winner of the silver cream and sugar bowl given as a prize by Hallett & Scott. The draw ing took place last evening and the holder of the lucky number is re- ouested to call at the store.
The Seward gateway., 1917-01-04
HARDING NOMINATED
 GOVERNOR OF CANAL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Lieuten- ant Colonel Harding, acting governor of the Panama canal, has been nomi- mated for the governorship in the place of Governor Goethals.
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RUSSIANS MAKE GAINS

PETROGRAD, Jan "A well directed Russian fire yesterday routed the Germans when they attempted with the aid of drum fire bombardment and asphyXlang gas to advance along the railway southwest of Fokshany in Roumania Russian rife regiment has also captured Guanka and two other villages in the region of Rmnlk The Teuton attacks at Matchin have been repulsed
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DEBTS OF WARRING NATIONS HAVE
 INCREASED FORTY NINE BILLIONS
THE DEBTS FROM WAR

WASHINGTON, Jan. At was learned here today that the increase in the national debts of Great Britain France Russia, Germany and Austria since the begin- ming of the war is forty nine bon four hundred and
 fifty millions The share of the Central powers is twenty blions
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YOUNG PRINCE KILLED

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 4-Berlin newspapers announce that Prince Frederick of Fuestenberg has been killed m action in Roania The prince was only seventeen years of age.
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ARTILLERY IN BELGIUM

PARIS, Jan 4. - Violent artillery bombardment IS now being directed at the German positions at Steen straete Belgium and the attacked positions have been seriously damaged.
The Seward gateway., 1917-01-04
ARTILLERY ON MEUSE

BERLIN, Jan. 4-Lively artillery fire is proceeding at the Mouse and the office reports. successful Ger man partol operations in the same region
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HOSPITAL HELPERS MEET The Hospital Helpers will meet on Wednesday. ,
Evening journal., 1917-01-03
TOOK TANLAC AND
HE'S BACK ON JOB
Wilmington Man Eats 3
Square Meals a Day Now
and Gained 5 Pounds
Already
SEIDLE'S FRIENDS
MUCH SURPRISED

William c. Seidle. of 52S East Sew
enth street who says. 81 had indiges-
ton and stomach trouble so bad I
could not eat meat or vegetables and
lived on toasted bread. eggs and milk 9"
has taken Tanlac and now declares
Il can eat three square meals a dav
now without III effects. sleep all night
and am bright and full of go i'm the
mornings am fast regaining my for
mer strength and have already gained
five Co pounds"
Mr.. Seidle is employed as a moulder
at the Pussy & Jones big plant here.
That the work of a moulder is not
child's play and that one doing Il
must be physically fit. is a known
fact among all people.
II finally had to quit my work.
continued Mr.. Seidle i'm his talk to the
Tanlac man. Before taking Tanlac I
became very weak, nervous and run
down and was tired out all the time.
! did not get good sleep and the morn
ings found me all played out with no
energy. / found II harder and harder
each day at my work and finally had
to give up.
1T was then that a friend brought
Tanlac 10 my notice Now, after taxi
ing less than two tiles of Tanlac,
there is such a change I'm my condition
that all my friends are surprised at
how well am looking. and how easily
l get through my days work, for /
am back on the job
For all Of this l gladly recommend
Tanlac. especially since IL helped me
when everything else had tried
| failed"
Almost hourly at the Miller DRUG
| Store, where Tanlac is sold exclu.
siyely in Wilmington. the Tanlac Mar
hears men and women tell how Tau
/ lac has rescued them from stomach
/ liver and kidney ills, catarrh, nervous
ness, rheumatism and others of the
maladies to combat which Tanlac wal
especially designed. e. Challenger SELL
Tanlac I'm New Castle; Delawar'
City. W. b. Jester; Milford, +. II
Bratton; Laurel, T. l.. Mason; Del
mar. w. II. Whayland.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-01-03
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Baseball Fans Beginning
Agitation For Strong
Team This Season
TRUSTEES OF
COMMONS MEET

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Jan. 3.-Much
satisfaction IS expressed over the ap.
pointment yesterday by the New
Castle Levy Court of Harry w. Hushe-
beck TO the board Of the trustees of
the poor to finish out the unexpired
term of James Shaw. who resigned
upon his assuming his Office of Levy
Courtman yesterday Mr.. Hushebesx
is a resident of this city.
II being impossible to get quorum
out last night. there was no meeting
of City Council The membership of
City Councilj was represented at
Dover Monday night, which was the
reason advanced by the two or three
who turned out as the reason for the
others absence An effort will be
made TO hold the meeting tomorrow
night.
Baseball talk is heard although il
will be some time before even prac-
tice can be begun Local fans claim
1t is not too early to begin laying
plans for the summer and say that
the delay in organizing a team last
year resulted in New Castle being
without representation in the league
Two years ago-i915-New Castle
nine won the Maryland
championship. Enthusiastic baseball
! players hope a team can be formed
that will carry of the honors again
this season.
The trustees of the commons met
last night, passed several bills and
! turned down an offer for a piece of
] 1nnH Tho H..
would-be purchasers desired to possess
a tract lying along the State road
near the basin. Sale OF any part OF
the property being forbidden by the
charter. a letter will be sent rejecting
the offer. The treasurer reported 81 ..
/ 949 on hand and it was decided 10
reduce a loan to the extent OF 81 500
Bills amounting to s434.91 were order
ed paid.
Mayor Rodney spoke about a resolu
ton passed at a previous meeting tc
have a list of the names of the mem
bers of the corporation past and pres
ent framed and hung in the meeting
room. He was appointed a committee
Of one 10 see that this is done.
James Wise presided at the session
in place of President William j. Fer
| rs Inc OLuer members present were
James b. Toman, John d. Taylor
John NJ. Hance, James f. Biggs. Pat
rick McGrory. Frank deli. JanYier anC
James Challenger.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Schafer. who died Saturday. was helC
at noon yesterday at the home. the
Rodney farm. in charge OF Undertakes
Charles II. Clewell. The Rev. J. b
Wylie, OF the First Presbyterian
Church. had charge of the services
Interment was made in st. George
cemetery. The pallbearers were A. J
Davidson, Benjamin SilOtoe, John /
J Kirk, w. =. CranstOn, c. Dappby ant
W. L. Harrington.
Sheldon Leary. the mail messenger
( is III with the grip.
The Camp Fire Girls of the MethC
dist Church met last night and held
ceremonial meeting.
Dr. and Mrs Julius Dodd have re
turned from Rochester. n. Y, wher
they have been making a holida.
= visit
Howard Bungy has entered upoi
his duties as janitOr of public school
Nos. I and 2.
Evening journal., 1917-01-03

energies recently have been concen-
trated on extending to its original size
the sallypOrt west OF the Meuse-the
most obvious point, as that nearest to
the heart Of Germany. for the effort
TO roll back the tide of invasion, or.
in case OF minor success, point
whence operations into the rich fields
would be possible.
The military experts here point out
that the employment of British troops
in large numbers at this point of the
battle line would be hampered by
great transportation difficulties. and
assert that the French reserves are
inadequate for any great unsupported
effort. They express the fullest con-
fldence that with the balance OF artil-
lery strength fully restored as they
expect It to be by spring. Germany
will be able TO prevent any serious
advance at this salient
Evening journal., 1917-01-03
KAISER NASSING
Guns FOR SPRING
Thousands OF Weapons
Being Produced Weekly
Soldiers Recalled
SHIFT OF BATTLE
CENTRE EXPECTED

BERLIN (by wireless 10 Sayviilel,
Jan 81 Many thousands OF guns each
week is reported TO be the measure
OF the manufacturing effort which
Germany is now making for the cam
paign of 1917. an effort upon which
the entire manhood force Of the ma
ton which can be spared from the
front and regular occupations rs be-
ing concentrated under First Quar-
termastor General Won Ludendorfs
universal labor service law.
Counting four months before the
probable renewal of the war in full
vigor on all fronts. these figures
means a new immense supply OF can
non of all calibres, from Held guns
up to the gigantic hOwitzers. to meet
the admitted gigantic effort which he
Entente Allies are expected TO make.
Munitions Keep Pace.
Along with these guns ;he German
factories are turning out correspond
ingly stupendous quantities of amuu-
milton. and the production OF machine
guns. each of which virtually replaces
platoon of men, has been placed on
a scale far beyond that of the last
year.
The campaign Of 1917 will, il is al
ready evident. be fought as a wide
extension and development OF the
Somme battle, with even heavier
concentration of artillery over far
wider front Confidence that their
: opponents will be unable TO brcAS
| through is not only expressed by the
higher commanders. but also is man
Tested right down into the ranks Of
the people.
Thousands Of skilled men have beer
brought and are being brough' Jacl
from the front and placed in the
Krupp and other munition factories
These men are replaced in the rank
by levies set free by the universe
labor service bill and by a widespread
coming out of able-bodied men from
hitherto exempt occupations.
Another expected development O
1917 is a change in the center o
gravity on the Western front.
Verdun the hey.
The Somme battle has swept il
way into comparative quietude, an
advices of recent weeks point to
transfer OF the Entente Allies mai
efforts to another region, most likel
4 that Of Verdun, where the Frenc
Evening journal., 1917-01-03

Your positio, - calling TO you to,
day in the Want Columns. Heed the
call OF opoTtunity-Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-01-03
Doctor Tells How 10 Strengthen
EYesighf SO per cent In One
Weeks Time In Many Instances

is the prescription: Go 20 any active drug
store and get q bottle Of Bou-Opto tablets
Drop one Bon-Opto tablet IN a fourth Of q
glass OF water ana allow to dissolve Win
this liquid battle the eyes two to four times
daily. You should notice your eyes clear
up perceptibly right from the start and IN.
hnmmation will quickly disappear II your
eyes are h0thering yon, even little, take
steps TO save them now before Il ia too late
Many hopeiessly blnd might have been saved
If they had cared for their eys in time.
Note Another prominent Physician 10
whom the above article was submitted said
bou-Opto Is very remarkable remedy It's
constituent ingredients are well known To-
eminent eye specialists and widely prescribed
boy them. The manufacturers guarantee il 10
strengthen cycsight so per cent. In one
week time In many instances or refund the
money. 10 can be obtained from any good
druggist and Is one Of the very few prepara.
tions ] feel should be kept on hand Tor rcgu.
Tor use n almost every family IL "a sold
in Wilmington hy iggett's Riker.IieEeman
store and other druggists.
Evening journal., 1917-01-03
A Free Prosecution You Can Have Filled al
Use at Home

A Free Prosecution You Can Have Filled and
Use at Home
Philadelphia, Pa Do yon wear glasses
Are you victim OF eye strain or other cyc
weaknesses n so. you win bee glad 10
know that according Co DR.. Lewis there Is
real hope for YOU. Many whose eyes were
falling say they have had their eyes restored
through the principle of this wonderful free
prescription. One man says after trying 81
II was almost blind could not sec DO read
at all Now can read everything without
any glasses and my eyes do not water any
more. At night they would pain dreadfuny.
now they feel fine an the time II was like
miracle 90 me. A lady who used 20 says.
The atmosphere seemed hn1y with or with
out glasses but after using this prescription
for fifteen days everything seems clear
can even read fine print without glasses 10
is believed that thousands who wear glasses
can nov Discard them in n reasonable time
and mulutudcs more will De able TO strengthen
their eyes $50 as 90 Doe spared the trouble and
expense OF ever getting glasses. Eye trou-
Hes of many descriptions may Doe wondO rfully
benefited 10y following the simple rules. Here
Evening journal., 1917-01-03
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT


Dandruff causes a feverish irritation
OF the scalp. the hair roots shrink,
loosen and then the hair comes out
fast. To stop falling hair at once and
rid the scalp OF every particle Of
dandruff. get a 25-cent bottle Of
Danderine at any drug store, pour a
little in your hand and rub we'll into
the scalp. After a few applications
all dandruff disappears and the hair
stops coming out.
Evening journal., 1917-01-03
Hurrah! How'S This
Cincinnati authority says eorns
dry up and IIft out
with fingers.

Hospital records show that every
time you cut a corn YOU invite lock-
jaw or ood-poison. which Is need
less. says a Cincinnati authority, who
tells YOU that a quarter ounce Of "a
drug called freezone can be obtained
at little cost from the drug store but
is sufficient to rid ones feet of every
hard or soft corn or callus
You simply apply a few drops OF
freezone on a tender. aching corn and
soreness is instantly relieved. short
~ the entire corn can be lifted out,
root and all, without pain.
This drug is sticky but dries at
once and Is claimed TO just shrlvel
up any corn without inhaming or even
irritating the surrounding tissue or
skin
II your wife wears high heels she
will be glad to know OF this.
Evening journal., 1917-01-03

VETERANS TO INSTALL OFFICERS.
The installation Of officers of DUPONT
Post, No. ., G. A. r., will take place II
the post rooms, Fifth and Shipley
streets. tomorrow evening. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
Evening journal., 1917-01-03
WILLIAM GREENHALGH IMPROVES

The condition of William Green
halgh of No 7O5 Harrison street, who
was injured in an automobile accident
on last Thursday, is reported to be
much improved and he will soon be
able 10 leave his home.
Evening journal., 1917-01-03
COUNTY BALANCES.

County Treasurer Charles II. Lip
pincott reported the following bal
ances to the Levy Court yesterday: To
credit of Levy Court. New Castle coun-
~, S112.47354: Christiana. So 6SS.24
Mill Creek. s1.236.65: White Clay
Creek, S373.2S: Pencader. $71174; New
Castle, S5,27951; Red Lion. S1,41773;
st. Georges. $4,692294; AppoQuini-
mink. S16O34; Blackbird, S2,S5442i
Brandywine, SO 1851.
Evening journal., 1917-01-03
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

Building Inspector Preston has issued
permits to George S. Charles d Son 10
make alterations to the Eighth street
market house at a cost of S25. and TO
James O'Kane O build a porch to No.
4l0 East Fourth street, at a cost Of
$50
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Entered at the Post0flce Of Column
bus. " NJ, as second class mail
matter. subscription Rates: $50
per year. Six months S.75; Three
months $40. Advertising rates
furnished ON application.
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BOOSTING THE TOWN

DO you property in Column
bus? Have you a homestead near
this town? Is this your nearest trad
ing point9 In other words when you
arr away do you call this your
home town. n so you are vitality
and materially interested in IT, well
fare
r. In every sense Of the word.
YOU consider this your home. you
should do everything in your power
To make Il a better place in which
To live. II you have no confidence
IN the future II is a mighty good
time to move, hut II you have the
confidence In the town that warrants
Investments, every time you utter
q word detrimental TO the town you
are injuring yourself, as we'll as
others.
a clean town has a much higher
property valuation than a dirty one
and when yon allow your premises
10 become filthy YOU are ~lessening
YOUR property valuation, as we'll a.
living and being in an unsightly and
u%nsanitary place. A large part Of
the toilets in town now need atten-
iion. There are 2 number OF places
m town that certainly should be
inspected by the health officer. II
- a matter than concerns every
property owner, and everyone who
calls this their home.
There is no place that is easier
kept sanitary than Columbus. But
It takes the necessary work and at
tention. The taxpayers have a right
to demand that those who do not
keep their premises clean be CON-
PEELED TO do y. II Is time for a few
citizens TO get busy before being
forced. An inspection will be made
shortly.
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Buy A LIBERTY BOND

This is a message 10 all good
Americns from the United States
government.
That message is, Buy a Liberty
Bond.
II is your duty and your privil-
ego.
It Is good Americans and good
business.
Good Americans because by sub
scribing you will be doing your
bit towards making the world
safe for democracy" as our pres
ident has 50 aptly phrased II.
Good business because the bond
bears 3 - per cent interest per
annum, and Is free from taxation.
lou q obtain a bond for as small
an amount as $50 and you do not
have 10 pay for II all at once.
Many o person will keep their
bonds and hand them on To their
children with pride. mementos Of
the world crisis, and as proof that
the purchases did this hit" for
America and for humanity.
Possibly, however. you may need
money at some time, take your
bond IN the hank and borrow on Il.
II Is good collateral.
60 To your bank tomorrow and
Ole your application. You have to
pay only two per cent OF the amount
NJ your purchase.
Englishmen and F~renchmen are
doing their hit. American citi-
lens, do yoursl What you do will
be done for u country, our prcsi-
dent. TOT democracy. for humanity
Fellow citizens. let ms do our duty.
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and offer their services on June 9th,
less than ten per cent will be used
in actual military services On this
call. a great many will be found
TO come within the exemptions Of
the army bill. while others will be
detailed 10 handle important work
which their training nts them 10
10. Many a genuine patriot will not
60 TO the battle lines Of Europe al
all. but will remain TO tin the soil
In New Mexico.
This Is a war In which an inlelli-
gent effort will be made 10 put each
man In the place where he Is best
fitted 10 render service. Take. for
instance, q man who has % per cent
effectiveness rs a farmer Or a me-
chanic. and IS per cent as a soldier.
II would be the height Of folly TO
use such a man as a soldier. and the
War Department will not blindly
make its selections.
The proclamation issued by the
Governor and the Council Of De-
Tense says in part: TO each man
registering a badge Of honor will be
given having thereon the words
The Colors Call; ! Have Answered
II Is suggested that a committee Of
girls, women and q. A. H. men have
this honor task. In each community
the local committee is asked 10 fur
nish suitable red, white and blue
ribbon 10 tie on the badges.
II 10 the duty Of each and every
patriotic nan or woman In y. Mex
leo TO do all that Is possible TO as
sistant In this work Of securing
the registration Of all eligible men.
The Governor and the Council
have unbound confidence in the 10y
lily and patriotism Of the people Of
the sunshine" State. There IL
no fear Of failures.
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COlored People Delight
ed with New Discovery
To Bleach The Skin

Atlanta, Ga,-Says that recent
have proven without doubt that
swarthy or sallow compilations Gan
be made light by q now treatment
recently discovered by n man N
Atlanta. Just ash your druggist for
who have used II r amazed nj It's
wonderful effect. Rid yot.r face ul
that awful dark color or greasy APP
pearance In a few minutes. II costs
81 little that you cant afford Ia be-
without II. Just think how much
pretticr you would look with that
old dark SS,h gone ard row soft,
light skin in It's place. Men and
women today must care for their
compilations 10 enter sOcics,
" your druggist will no. supply
you with CocotOne skin Wlii'cnrr.
send Poe for q large pnchag" to
C%ocotone Co, Atlanta. Ga. adv.