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Evening journal., 1918-01-03
lie laps CAN COLLECT. TOO.

APAN is talking turkey to Russia after fashion that
win suit the taste Of Americans. Japan has lent
the allies over half billion dollars. the greater part Of
which has in ammunition and supplies 10 Russia and
she notifies the Boshevk that II her loans
dangered by the present racket she'll take compensation
In the shape Of Russian real estate.
One thing the Bosheyiki have neglected to promise and
that is guaranty Of loans to Russia. But how can
government that's living largely promise to promls
cuousy divide the land with tape offer its real
estate sscurity2
We've got something like four hundred millions invested
in Russia The Japs aren't very busy with fighting and
maybe they'll kindly sNe object lesson on how to
collect
Certain II is that Delawareans in with other
Americans disguised with the antics OF the Boshe-
wiki who seeking to betay into the hands Of the
the vital interests OF the United States and the other
allied nations
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
HONE IS NOTHING LIKE INNS.


IT HE British Government plans to make Of Palestine
If Il continues to hold the Holy Land home
for the Jews.
The administration at Washington is reported to have
given an informal assent to the plan.
It is good ldea-one that the zionists have had in
mind for long time and which they have thought TO
accomplish through diplomatic means. perhaps by pur
chase But II is by certain that the Jews will
pond
The Zionist movement has never had the undivided
support Of the Hebrew race In fact the movement
back home" carries special appeal 10 who live
in countries where liberal institutions prevail and
where there Is opportunity for advancement.
Nor the Jews alone In this. The Irish In America
for instance have shown any overveening desire
to back TO the Little Green Isle They have tried to
get Home Rule to be sure but they are well satisfied
TO stay here.
So we think IT will be with the Jews The war Is
bound to bring large amelioraons TO the Jewish TO
every other race held in subjugatlon and while Paes-
tine will attract Of them the great majority will
stay where they today.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
CHILD DIES OF MENINGITIS.

III with pneumonia for week. Emma
Otteni, the seyen-year-old daughter o.
Mr. and Mrs R p Ctteni, Of the North
cast Corner Fourth and Lincoln streets.
died shortly after o'clock this morn
ing The child had been critically in
for several days, with Doctors c An
thony Beck and Charles II Boehn and
a trained nur IN attendance She
showed remarkable vitality and for a
while it was thought would pass
through the most serious STAGE OF the
illness, but meningitis set in with fatal
results. Little Emma was most
promising child and had a host Of young
friends who are checked by her death
Mr. and Mrs. Otteni are receiving ex-
pressions Of sympathy from a wide
circle Of friends. The funeral will take
place from the home Of the little girls
parents on Monday morning at Q O'Clock
Requiem mass will be celebrated by the
Rev. John Connolly at st Thomas
Church lnterment will be made at the
Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
AMERICA AND LYNCH LAW.

N oBERT R. MOTION, principal Of the Tuskegee Normal
N and Industrial Institute founded by Booker T.
Washington has Issued interesting statement relative
TO lynchlngs in this country last year.
The records kept by the Division Of Records and
Research Of the institute show that thirty persons
were lynched in 1911 Of whom thlrty-sx were Negroes
and two were whites Thirty-seNen were men and one
a woman Twelve a little less than one-third
Of The victims OF lynch law, charged with rape or
attempted rape.
The institute records show that the oenses charged
against the whites ynched Rape and murder Il;
fomentng strikes, 4.
The onenses charged against the Negroes were At
temped rape 5; rape, 6; murder 3; killing officer Of
the law, p for not getting Of and being in
soIent, q attacking women, 2; dsputins white mems
word, 2; entering w0mans ROOM q woundng officer Of
law, /; moesting women, 1; stealing coat f. intimacy
with woman,i killing in alteration accidentally
killing child by running automobile over IT, /; vagrancy
4; woundlng and robbing man, 1; attacking an officer
OF the law A. opposition 10 draft insulting girls
4; writing nsolent letter. T.
The States In which ynchings occurred and number
in each State were follows: Alabama 4; Arkansas 4;
Arizona, Florida, 4 Georgia 6; Kentucky 2; Louisiana,
o.; Mississippi 4; Montana, 4; oklahoma, South Caro-
lima. 4; Tennessee, 3; Texas, G; Virginia 4 Wyoming
Law-loyng and law-abidng Delawareans can find in
those facts and figures much food for and bene
1cis thought
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
OUR sPANIsH-AsIERIcAN TRADE.

7 IMPORTS from the spansh-Amercan countries dur
i ing the nrst nine months Of the current year
reached total Of SS5 S7OOO or about thirtyeght per
cent Of our entire import trade for the period Exports
10 those countries reached total for the period Of
97OOOOOO about eleven per cent OF our total export
trade The countries included are British Honduras the
Central American States, Mexico, the West Indies
Including Cuba and South America.
During the FIRST nine months OF 1913 which was also
the last nine months under protective tariff our total
import trade from these countries aggregated s3OOOOOOO
OF p per cent Of grand total and export to them
totsled s254oOOOOO about fifteen per cent Of the
grand total Of our export trade with all the world Dur
ing the nrst nine months OF 1914 under the low tarn
law, and consequent depres ion at home imports fom
these countries jumped TO sOi3O0O00, or nea ly thirty
per cent. OF the total while expo IS ell TO sl95OOOOO
or fourteen per cent Of the total
Such trade we ha worried up w IN these countries
thanks to tie wa, we should like keep after the war
but that cannot be done unless return to the policy
OF protection which guarantees our own home market
and such maximum operation as will cheaper production
to point where compete with our foreign trade
rivals in Spanish-American markets.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
IS STARS IN CITY
Y.h.H.A.SERV.CE F AC
Emblem viii be Preserte
to Association in M. ieStlc
Theatre on Sunday
MAYOR TO RECEIVE;s
SENATOR TO SPEAK

What is expected to prove one Of the
biggest patriotic rallies Of the year in
this city will be the presentation OF a
service flag bearing SO stars to the
Young Mems Hebrew Association on
next Sunday evening.
senator Willard Saul-bury and Mayor
Lawson will be the speakers OF the
evening. The exercises Will be presided
over by David Snellenburg and will be
held in the Majestic Theatre Relatives
and members Of the families Of the
young men now with the colors will be
given reserved seats while the entire
Jewish community Is expected to wit
ness the exerci-es In behalf Of the
community, DR. Samuel A. RablnOwitz,
of the Temple Of Truth, will receive the
flag and deliver an address on THE
Jews as Patriot and Soldier
Invitations have been sent out to over
1900 people TO attend the exercises
which will start at o'clock The
members Of the Boy Scout Troop, con-
nected with the Y. NJ II A will act as
a guard Of honor as the nag will be
carried into the building and on the
platform The Mayor will then receive
the flag on behalf of the city, after
which Senator Saul bury will speak
Acting as the chairman Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Y. NJ II A, Aaron
FINER will hand the flag TO Dr. Samuel
A. .Rabnowitz, who will accept the en-
blem in behalf Of the Jews Of Viii
mington
The 1aS will then be taken to the Y.
VI II A Hall. where it will fly from the
'oof Of the building and more stars en-
hlazed on IL as the number OF Y. NJ II.
A members in the army and navy in
creases The ARRANGEMENTS Of the AFFAIR
are in charge Of DR.. Samuel A. Rabi-
nOWitz.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
FRENCH MANHOOD AND MONEY.

THE people and the friends Of France have oyersub-
scrbed that countrys third loan. subsorip-
lions amounting to iOOOOOOOOOO frances were asked
The amount already in hand exceeds that total by at
least 276OOOOOO
Such result shows that the investing public has an
abiding faith in the future Of France and that French
money is as brave French manhood. Even the
Huns cannot fail to be cognzant OF the fact that the
French have Won the admiration tho world by their
spirit Of sefsacrnce and their chiyalrc lighting quality
They have revealed clearly that do not have to be
roughnecks to do effective defensive or offensive work
To the degree that the Huns have earned the
contempt and adherence OF the world the French have
earned its admiration and applause.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1918.
SAFEGUARD THE FUTURE.

IT THROUGHOUT our city the earnest hope exists that
c ty Council Will pass, at its meeting tonight the
ordinance that is designed to prevent recu renee Of
such trouble that which has existed between Fire
Chief Golden and the Fame Fire Company
That proposed ordinance, II passed. VIII prevent the
fire chief anyone else from saspendng a fire com
pany from active service and thereby endangering life
and property in our community substantial nne will
replace suspension punishment for ubordnaton or
mi conduct, and the right Of appeal TO the Fire Com
mtee of City Council and to Council itself will exist
II is not enough that the trouble between Golden and
the Fame Fire Company has been settled in Chancery
by Fame paying line and Golden restoring 1t 10 service
That is water that has passed the The present
urgent duty Of Council is to provide public protection
for the future by prohibiting absolutely the suspension
Of any unit in volunteer nre-nghtlng system
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
wnAr ARE You GoNc TO po ABOUT 1r2

- sbllity for the delay in supplying the army with
guns to have been made with sort of what-are-
air And the chances that
nothing be done about IT,
Comparisons, however, always In order. The
Spanish War lasted only few months. and a result
Of the deficiencies then developed Secretary Alger
forced to resign his portfolio.
1t is eighteen months since Congress appropriated
money for the machine guns which our army will not
receive until next APRIL and have been nine months
at war.
Plainly the standards Of judgment which prevailed id
1898 not operative
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
TO TIE YOUNG pELAwAREAN.

n o not be discouraged by early reversed
~ The pathway Of thousands Of ultimately successful
lives has led through the bog OF bankruptcy.
Do not be deferred by the worlds rebuns
Most Of the men who have amounted 10 anything in
politics. craftsmanship finance commerce, industry and
agriculture have done because Of their ability 10 dis
regard rebuns and TO grappe with and OBJ
stacles
The road to is rocky and treacherous and
fully unsympathetlc TO the spiritual, moral mental and
physical coward
So brace upl Buck upi Begin to climb Don't
wait 10 be showed upl And don't abandon your upward
because those who have fought their way higher
up attempt to plant their toes your fingers their
heels In your facet
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
THE MAKING OF AFAMOUs MEDICINE

Few people realize That over 10000
pounds Of various herbs are used an
nually in making Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. and these herbs
all have to be gathered at the season
Of the year when their medicinal prop
critics are at their best
The watchwo~d in preparing these
herbs is cleanliness, the process OF
percolation Is peri ct. All utensils and
tanks are ste~ilized and the medicine is
pasteurized. clarified and filtered before
1t is bottled for the consumer.
II Is this wonde~ full comb nation Of
herbs. together wa the skill and care
used In the preparation. which has
made this famous medicine so success
ful in the treatment Of female ills
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
PLACE FOR MR. sTENGLE.

Charles l. Stengle, of Brooklyn. was
appointed last Tuesday by Mayor
Hylan, Of New York City, as secretary
Of the Civil Service Commission OF New
York, st a salary OF 5000 q year. Mr..
stengle is son OF the Rev. Adam STEM
gle. Of this city. He attended the local
public schoals and is a graduate Of
Goldey COLLEGE. He served one term as
chaplain of the Delaware legislature a
few years ago. while he was pastor OF
tho A-morv NJ. q church. Dover.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
BREAKS THROUGH thin
ICE AID IS DROWNED

EAsTON. Md. Jan. 3.--Robert New
man. aged about 65 years. while walk
ing across Mills Greek, near Mcdaniel.
on the Ice yesterday. broke through and
was d owned. William Joshua, who
went TO his assistance, also broke
through and would have been drowned
had it not been for Ira K. Caulk. who
heard his cries.
Selling a pair Of oyster paws lying
on the shore, he run out on the ice,
caught Joshua by one leg with them
I'd hauled him out Of the water lie
was unconscious, but was resusicated
md is getting along nicely. The body
Of Newman has not been recovered.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
Lei Me Prove This Free.

Ny int rnai .thod for tie tire itmc { and
permanent cure Of . Jos Is the correct one
NJ .usard s u0On n usa ds Of cur cases
te Nfy to q IS and I want you to try "a s
method az my expense.
No matter whctl er your case is Of long
standing on recent MISREPRESENTATION Il
is enron or acute-whCtlcr 10 Is occ sioual
or permanent-you should send for this free
trial treatment.
No matter where you live--no matter what
with y les my method will relieve y-u
promptly
7 espcciany want 20 send n 20 those ap.
parentlv hopeless cases where OIL forms Of
ointmene sal as and other local app-ica-
tions have failed.
want you o. realize that my method Of
treating plies is the one iuiaiiihio ca.;aent
This liberal offer Of free treatment is TOO
important for Won to neglect single day.
W~ite now Send no money. Simnly mail
tho cnnpon-bnl do lhIs noN-IODAl.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03

LONDON. Jan. 3.-Eighteen British
merchantmen of 1000 tons or more
have been sunk by mine or submarine
in the past week, according to the Ad-
miralty statement last night. Three
merchantmen Of less than 1900 tons
were also sunk.
This is a material Increase over the
previous week. when the slnkings num-
bered twelve, Of whom eleven were Of
more than 1000 tons.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
ANnTHER sTINGING REnIKr

(, ENAToR LA TOILETTE has suffered another sting
~ ing rebuke. This time it comes to him from his
home State. The Madison Club, Of Madison. Wis one
Of the most influential social and civic organizations
in that State. has expelled him from memberhip be-
Of ~unpatriotc conduct and giving aid and com
foot to the enemy"
BY way of consolation. the German Kaiser should
see 10 IL that he is made an honorary member Of
the Der Tag Club OF Berlin Americans indignant
because Of his proGerman attitude that he has nothing
OF consoatoy nature look for from any representa-
tive American source.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03

Since the present intensely cold spell began have
heard many and varying theories advanced relative
its underlying An investigation made by us in
effort TO reconcile those conflicting theories leads
TO the inevitable conclusion that the real Of the
intense cold is the fourby-nve gas in our city
editors ofnce 1t placed beside our larger gas
stove it doubtless would experience a Turkish bath
sweat.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
MIL MAKE nn nnEAK r-

Az HETHER the present taking OF the railroads
w Of the United States by the Federal Government
will eyentuate in Government ownership Of those public
utilities after the VIII depend very largely upon
the way in which the Government operates them during
the period.
Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo and his subordnates
have it within their power to make break the public
facilities.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
WHh The PdiaqraD5ers

Nothing we do seems TO take" Il Is fourteen years
since wrote le famous obituary Of
"Aiuskogee Red And Mus ogee" was In to see us
just the other day.-Topeka Capitol
When Archie Tobias. farmer residing south OF town
attempted to correct colt he driving. the colt plant
ed Of his heels squ6rely Oh his nose Tobias was
nearly unconscious from the blow but his face VIII not
be disngured.-GIand Rapids News
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
FUNERAL OF c. L. TmoMPsoN.

The funeral OF Charles / Thompson
who died suddenly on Monday in his
drug store. Penn ylvania avenue and
dupont street. was held this afternoon
'"om the home ~ his son. Leonard NJ
Thompson. No 26O5 Market street. The
Rev Charles / Candee pastor Of West
minister p 'esbyteran Church, oflclated
'nterment was made in Riverview GENE
terry.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
NO MONEY

address on postal card Say. Dear
sam katz Please tell me how you cureI
your catarrh and all about your 15-iav
guarantee That's all you need to say
will IN lerstand. and I VIII write to YOU
with complete information. FREE, at once
Do not delay. Send postal card or write
me letter today. Don't think Of turn
Ing this page until you have asked for
this won lerful treatment that can do Tor
you what Il has done for me-
SAM KATE, Room IL. A. sO4,
2oO9 Ind ana Ave. Chicago, Ill
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
GEMS OF THOUGHT

The secret OF enjoying life is being able 10 get
happiness 4 ON the simplest resources.
--.-:
Man cannot dream himself into noble character: he
must achieve II by diligent EFFORT
II some men would fight the battles Of life half as
hard as they do the bottles this would be happier
world
Evening journal., 1918-01-03

TAX BLANKS READY IAN. Is.

Income tax blanks for the imposition
NJ taxes under the new income law WI
arrive on January IS In the meantime
deputy collectors will act'as instructors
to corporations and individuals in vari-
Gus sections Of the Delaware d strict
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
no pnEsENT cANTArA

The Christmas entertainment OF Rid
die Memorial sunday school. presenting
4 cantata, THE Homemade Santa. 50
will be given In the chapel at Z 30
o'clock tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03

We fecitate the ba ketbal team Of the wllmln ton
High School upon having such substantial VIC
tory the team OF the Media Hlsh School yesterday
All friends Of The lo al High School hope that like good
luck VIII attend the team throughout the season.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
FREE TO
Pile Sufferers

Don't 30 cut-Uutn You Try This New
Home Cure tn { ryo C Cal Use With {
Discomfort or Los o. Time mp =
Chew up a IS q stne Tfb.et CO.
s.on-uy and 4 Yourself Permanently Of
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
Guar0MLee is GoodI5Daus

Ny catarrh was flthy and loathsome Il
made me III. il dulled my N nd. II under.
mined my 1ealtl AID was reakenine nv W II
The hawking coughing. splitting. made me
disgusting habits made even my loved ones
avoid me secretly Ny delight in life was
dulled and my faculties impaired. ] knew
nat 20 time Y would bring me u an 6n-
timely grave because every moment OF The
day aud night il was slowly yet surely sap
ping my vitality.
But ! found a cure, and am ready 20
tell you about It FREE, and I am rea iv
to let you try II for fifteen days on nv
guarantee. Yes, I'll guarantee It, and II
you are not satisfied It won't cost you
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
| WANT YOU TO
TRY MY CATARRH
REMEDY IS DAYS
ON MY GUARANTEE
There is No Apparatus, InhalerS,
SaIyeS, Lotions, HlrmfHl Drugs
Smoke or Electricity

u Is a new way.
Il Is something ab-
Olutr.s dldorent.
No ! lions. sprays
OF sickly smelling
salves or creams.
No atomizer. or any
Of any kind. NOtn-
loke or inhale. No
or rubbing or in
No electricity or
or massage. No
powder: no past
ers no keeping In
the house. Moth
Ing OF that kind at
all Something
new aud different,
something delight
full and heaithfuL
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-31
Cough Nearly Conc
IN "a Hours
Th~t's the usual experience with
tnis homemade remedy. Coots
uttle-tEy It.


Anyone who tries this pleasant tast-
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quickly understand why it is used in
more homes in the United States anil
Canada than. any other cough rcmedy.
The way it takes hold of an obstinat
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fore. 1t is q truly dependable cous
remedy that. should be kept handy 1
c'ery home, to use at the first sign of :
cough during the night or day time.
Any druggist can supply you VII
Eh ounces. Of Pinex. (6O cents WORTHY
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The quick, lasting relief you get from
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-31
TRAIN R E in
1.-THE WHIP" CAUSES
GREAT SENSATION

When the big train wreck, which
forms one of the gigantic scenes in
1.-THE Whip" the worlds biggest mo-
ton picture, was staged in Maryland
for this tremendous film drama, a
veritable sensation was caused. All
the country folk in the immediate
vicinity of the wreck. who had no idea
that n catastrophe was staged just
for the movies. came running to the
scene. Doctors were called. a hospital
in a nearby city was notified and al
together a huge amount of commo-
ton resulted.
The train wreck in 1.-The Whip" by
the way, is absolutely the most realis-
tic ever staged for the movies and is
also the most costly single scene ever
staged for a screen production. The
cost was over $4,000. and it is one
of many mastodonic scenes in 1.-THE
WHIP"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-31
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