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SIXTY-SIXTH YEAR
MONDAY JAM'AHV 1. 1917.
SIXTEEN PAGES.
NOON EDITION
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IVeu; Year Is
Quiet Event
For England
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Cloud of IVystsry i
Dath u WiUcn
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EACE REPLY
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"OPEN YOUR MOUTH AND SHUT YOUR EYES'
Bt K I N K F.R J f OF F.
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Official Document Not Ex
pected at Washington
Before Tomorrow.
MAN'S S.iRT IS CLEW
a -
OUTLOOK OPTIMISTIC
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Male IS
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Peace Situation Unchanged
by Entente Answer
Door Still Open.
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Washington. Jan. 1. The reph
of the entente !!; to German?
i ' s e proposal had net Iwn for
warded today and the indication
're that ft would not hp .r,S on
before ?oiiifr.ov! nt th furiict.
Tlifrp j no inu-ntion to ilrlits it
hetorid thp time rifrrvary to maVc
ff-rtain that a complete am! ,'ic
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HERALD 1917
AS DECISIVE
YEAR OF W
AR
Believe Great Conflict Will
Close During the Next
Twelve Months.
BY PEACE OR VICTORY
.TV
British Soldiers Sure of End
! . Soon by Own Power
i or German Move.
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HEAVY SLUMP I!
Rulings Are UNAIDED SISTERS
Put hi Force SAVE 135 WOME!
ENGLISH LOSSE;
RRI 1 15H llflHi
Ulil i lull 1 iVii
Capital
Lils I'iihu"s!t'ti for iHrrmher Tlfilert
; lit- position in th Battle On
i Sfininip l-'riiit.
1. i
"iXfs on
'lanafa- t.r
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live wit Is
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f on pfr
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t !. r i 1 1 s -n asualtH" i
v. , s ( t iT-rs. SI."; r
Papers Express Hope That
Answer Be Improvement
Over One to Germany.
, Wash;n:r-,!i, .
j Nfv Vcar'is ia
i wit'.-.out a ny
; wh ich iuiVf n:; :
nt- w yea r i :i 1 hi'
' sn f.eld tut X
i cus'iim be limit '
nfhi-e an i S-'t rt1
: ; :ic cus' tinia ry
: Secret
n. i ( '( if Stratum nf j
v -n Washington w as j
f i in? nfti ial irtiture '
iic-l tn- acivcrit o: the
ts,ist. ! 'resiiic-m Wil-
ear rf .-?jnin. h
. ! w h.n he (amo i nto
;ry La;if ah! no! giv
ilipiutnatk- bra kfa.-it.
MUFIEllll IU lUi
I
I
Tuskegee Institute's Figures
Show That 50 of Total
' Were Negroes.
'" :- O'lVi-.-. .!;.n 1 ;-tcrs rf CV.ar:rv
''rf. n. .,f !. l-VrtMtiar."
'''''', : :" :'.,, ;rT;s;! n?vli;ii. a' Sr '.r:i t.aini -k
iiiri:n. ',Vt..M!i li.'.jnty. v. hen f' r-
,: ' -''' ' ; " iis"r.. ! th. !!;' I.ni; !a. s.inir!;'iv
:-' :: ': ' ' : " ;" :'; ' : : i, .; r , si, : ; -. r: k ! u t :: si .a !'i i f -i r u-i i o.
"'" '' :-'"" ;, ':. i.-.nir-i ai.ii "ii'' Hs!-r. The ..'!!
' ' f v '''"' hii. w :k in a i c.-iin (! strU.l, frtr
' 5,rt "' fr-i . .it i,,-r i.jth:tatii.ns en-i m-t a :
!:''.-' '-.x-'s ri. . nn,. af,er
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" ' r;'- " !.. i -a'"i t.. rfiii::n-r.' J "" in
! -': x ' ' A 1 ,1 ' - art f r. ;r! ;i'tf n!Sr,? a Vi n '
''" ; o: : :,. ! .'-1 ;;i a rK of yifinplf".
s'- ! ' A:', !-. .- v.-.i h.-rc hMjv !'..
i;' " i' ! f I-;,'- i.s on! t not ,x ...!
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a r ! ,a f ;
luivv. iujw -
1 tlif ;i
arh.T -o
itrcs, wh
He
t'ii
t) c
veri; V y the repur-
a i r n r c w a ?
; 4T,. TLf Uit--br
brine tip t
: a
nr nt u.nawir
s :s -shown ta
e a fiatU aor
for the- 24 (toys
fti 1 - : : '
:,4sS RmJ hi (.:
! rf-pors t--i.i in
tip thf i...tal Bri'.ith
i!a bKimunff of tht
to
- ri' :a
tho fntftnr ti
a (iif;.ri-it
a!
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'lisiirt wait
tii tin;' fit
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Ta
EDITOR OF OUTLOOK
ANSWERS SUMMONS tn -
f rencii
Kren.jh
ny it i
'iifltta.t-t !ia
nt titan the reply
i' ?, ;.-rtna r-y .
"S--rui thinirs tiiuat ! remmsh.
it; cxti-atia i son vf t he pour quali'y
Sioorcr cxprf't-i.i:! of thj aiiios' r.
t' tJriKany." say'- th Gufifdian.
uiiv a.;;--i v it ia nut a cu-! t ran
tViS Jiilrv'-r ! tht
.ti I -i V uf it!
hi r.-.-f pti.Us.
trams frota prarticaiiy ai! r
ii.- worhj. wihiiiK pr
aipi.v n'W year arrived at
u s a .
i ; -!ii: fnni; t .; h-a(l. of
; sf.ti i:futral tsstionst
-is w'!i as I'T'iH tho prt'siii.-
ai Atiit-nca'i r--t
Hl-.l I IT.
I'i.v : jaitr:
. unit
la-ith.. t
, , .a . '
at -A
a tli
rig ;
i-'r
NEW SHIP TO CARRY
GOLD TO S. AMERICA
Futi.r.iit. .V .1 . Jan. 1. - Or. Hamil
ton Wright .Mabi( asn.'x iate --! iir of
ihe tiuiiuok. IUh! a? 1m bom hero
ve! ..r.lay. Ho as T y.ar !!! ami
was horn tit ('obi Sprincs. N
a 1 t
Kroro
t-rifti. -Xiori'i
c l-ariy is
iti'hioati. U t
rtoidf
on
a w i.io w a n'l ora
. 1 1 s
(iatich-
soil's onlv fi'.rinal en-
ti for Git- day was a ca!' of '
by jTtmv Msthi.ioJ. bru!ht?r of
; or roam, w jn was pr.t-ntoiI
r. lia' ;it th. White liniisi1 h,v tio' Siam.'so ;
t t lie ' iiiiiii;.'tor, i'hyaii I'rati-ia i a ra voitKion i
t'xiv pi'osiii.Mit SHiit a cabit'prani to!
Kins of Statu cotsgra ti iat ins him i
h!s l.-irf'.tiay which fails Imiay, atoli
tiic pr siut'ii' (' 1 1 an i in ceitoira-
n ni th" attti i v -r-: ry f Jnde
U
pom. .-tii'.
to
-pa ri soot!
w . :
!. i?
I RIVER AND HARBOR
t , COMMITTEE TO MEET
Wash irc'ioi j
"Tr- and h v-i.
UIM1TT t!i a b!l o -
th: sss-,.(, ,
, ' rt:3...f ,. ,
' for th .' .no-
Of ;
"with os.-s:..
W rtw .... . s
c. a tr-. t
ro;r,SA
, f.ipct5 H. H ;4 ,
catnat for at-
-TViop
oo'-n ..,!
!t ' r r y
t gol-i. c
fro;a -
i i'i.r!v i-v-
i;'tO! ( ,i l! b-Oi
nroi co nc1
h A:;.f
a
ca ."j
t so-
tbie So;
Ana rii c; i aiih
ti! b'iiVf- li.-rc Jan. T
with her tars'j. srini t
:- st ?".o"'i "no to U;o
a n '
J a -
'"fc'-r.-1 Ffi
',.. b.
.i.irk:i'.;o.'
The WarTocai
lir Mo bi was fn t ha ra c: crt hy
it! . ! i- n Van In kc as "'on.1 of our
toco t iaitV.ictiiiai AturU-an olu'-atnrs.
vi ioKinu .t;i of t!;o t urrb-tiium."
Son:.- of '!,s !i'Sf known works are
"Xo-s,. ston.-st, fsOtoM from fh Ivi-
iias." "Ntuur os N- Kasian'J," "Short
Stunos in Ii-pratur'." "'The l.ifo of
tiii Spirit," aivl "Lite -f Sbakcf p-are.'
Hp tool t;'avle'i exter.sivrly. Three
vf-ao asn he nas received by t f-us-paTor
of Japan at Tokio, wUile oa a
:iccT;jr tour of Japan.
retireeTgeneral
becomes private
f" li.
CHICAGO THEATRES
HAVE HARVEST TIME!
SUFFS START NEW
YEAR OUT WITH A
PLEA FOR RIGHTS
- hinK't.n. Jan. :. In :n ;
a po.,-ar.i iart:-.c ,m Voir-
frorc -he Awtior.a; Anar..an
WoKan Saflfr-, svr!a! a-tt. a
And h RcJgood ;ft ,-an b
As fro JVor.-t s,.t us f--
'iarters m
a -
t tl-p pfnir!a ff lfHT. tin ! -iiirf-rt'iit
itruiiw nf lurop are
t r;frt:rji!i l -aillnflpd t'rt w bre,
r ftt in Hnmariia, m br tiif l.r
isiuti ar till mabinc fr. t:rt.
I h hrsinninff of th iten jpar
V material chatine in t h war
fronts a thy sto! a j par agn.
i thr front in France the (.pr
iuan in th Snrann ration ha
lic.n !riTi! hark by th Frenfii
iapr front of foniupriii)it !ip.
Mhiif I hp (.erninn in th Verdun
s-rt.ir niad- imUhlp enviH toward
tio i"(irtrio.s. hut tat-r ht a part
ot th territory throuKh a French
r.Minter iffen.irp; I tif Italian
haie moTed cloip-r t Trust, and
thp f-ntpnte allis hae piarrd the
p!hiaiii airaln on their !iatie
coil ami luue pitched forward their
itiie at arknu p.tint in Mace
tb.nia. ereat driehpffim laf Jnne by
Hip Kiit.sl.tns ht-i cleared 1 o i h j r ia
of t.erman ittid ttrit.ft. tit
up-half f Kntiania l irnn in the
hands f the Teutonic allien.
houi.i
It! of a Uu:--
itiai, pa.sseii wirfiout ?.'ii?-ih!e
ttio.iifii iition us i'aris. ittiti t-n ; i l !.t'jiy
litmf into Ktiitiit-h in l.onilo-o
".NVfrthf."ii! w o see no reason, why.
if Gciiiia ny is w liiiiitj puhibiy to siat
what site is prepared i., ofor. v.
s i i i ) u i ;J no! follow 'Aiih a statement of
what wo ib-toamb Tii'- io-xt cxetaiitoa,.'
of vipws w ill b.iwecii tiio ailo-s anil
i'rt-si.Jioii Wilson This H : tjirj'er.-r.t
at.'i in iiKi 'ic r yiu y-i ,i rtioro rntirl
iiiHit.-r. Tin- ri'p'y of tlo- letiira! pow
ers a.-. rtilloi-tivc, but we ,.. i,( rctt -so's
why the reply of the a Mies Mnthl
he. At hast. c hope i? will bo drafted
in this coi'. try tnd addressed, as we
alone know how, in i!ie roouS and heart
of the people of the l"ni!'d Stare;. . The
(Irafiiri s-;;oijld be y i-'oretirti Secre
tary liaifoiir."
'l ite UV'MitiiiisiiT tiazett.- ta vs :
" The reply of tne aiiies to vise cen
tra ! pove!s by no ijieatts wind up this
debate. We hae now to repiy 'o
i'resititMH. Wi'.s.m's note, attd we hope
we shail do kd iti ti). .-;.rpfuliv r--a-
dtie a tri'erof.v neutral. Hi this ' 1 OHIO LEGISLATURE
have not tticref v to mtorm I'reaidertt
; Tttskegee. Ala.. Jan. 5. -Fifty-four
! persons were neht in the ('nited
! States during lflt a. -oirilins to rec
I onls of Tuskcgee Institute here, made
; public today, Fif;y of. the victims
1 were t,egroes .iih! ftmr wiiite pt-rson.s,
arid jnctuded u th ret ord are three
tiettro wome-a. Sovty-seven pfrsotis
i
were lynched in l&Ja, 13 of whom were I
i wii ite men.
In a statement present Ins; the report J
iu.nert H. .Motoii, prestiiebt of thti i
ins! ititte siM :
'Fourteen, or tnore than one-fourth i
if the total lynch, .ng.H occurred in the
Stat e of Georgia
"The charges, for which nefrroey
pur to death were Attempted 1
With the nritish armies in France,;
via London. Jan. .!. ,j:4. a. m. - The ar
l rival of 1317 as welcomed on the
t western front by the British and
S Fren it soldier ax a beginnine; of the
j end of the k resit worM war, Titer
i may i-e varyitig' vi-s and tlieories as
to how the end can be brought about.,'
but there is no ipie-'ioti thai Ihrough
i out the British army t here is a. con-i
j vie! ion thai the next. 12 months: w iii
I bring: a vsctorfoiis peace to the allies.
Opinio!) araoiiR t'te British and French
i fighters as ro inov th., war t!I end
is divided into two schools. One, be
lieves that ( .ernja ny will he willinK to
grant extrerpe i.-nto esyiotis and the
I other that, only military pressure win
hrintf thp fruits of victory. Both
schools are. however, agreed that thin
is the det isive yea r.
Welcome New Vcir.
'ti most e tors oi" the British front
the new year made dm how with little
ceremony , So many (lares and roekpt
are ."i-nt. up from the treneiie.H on theae
long. dtuU. winter loht's 4 hat it. it;
impossible to nay how many of theso;
tonight, were in honor of BUT. There
is one hector, however, where the
British artillery foloweil the practice
adopted last year of welcoming Jan. 3
with' alyoa against tlieir enemy from
Runs of all calibres. Along 'hi front
everything from mathine giitis to the
biggest of the heavies, joining in the
ft ri rife, first one round then nine, then
one and finally six. "'We do not know
whether the Germans recognized it or
not hut we will trv them again to
night." said an artillery captain a hi
started for a distant part of the line to
give the necessary instructions.
liitYerenee in Time.
It) sending this fiery greeting to the
Genitalis there was a further compli
cation of difference of time, the Ger-
i nians observing continental time.
I which ia one hour ahead of the Brit
ish and French clocks. To avoid a.d
doubt the British artillery fired Hignal
salvo.s m both 11 o'lock and midnight.
Bow black clou i.5 scndiled over the
battle area the last night of the old
year and it suceesfsor was borne on
a howling wind which caught up and
carried away the thunder of the puns.
The grim booming was swept far
yoml the battle lines until it mingled
with the church bells summoning the
people to prayer in the war-hound vil
lages of France.
RI .( Ill ITINt; THRIFT A KMT.
Xew York, Jan. 1. - Kvery ncliool
child in th United State; will be a.ked
to join an "army of thrift workers" itn
der the guidance of the National F.du
cation association ami the American
Society for thrift, according to an an
nouncement made public by that, or
ganization today.
we
-ami. nine: ki
!aw, in; munler.
: v e ti ;
-rs of the.
hog stealing
tl li h WORK HUt 4011 v.
f'loTaKo, Jan. 1.--John J. Johnston
of Chicago Heights was reporting 1.
nd assi oiiij: another person !o es.ape, j'he pobce that pickpockets bad robiied
K ; wontiditig oftH-er-s of the law 4 a- ' "l ' ivaK.i-f i .' -sault.
three; iuniiit. two. For each, of ;'.v ullin I''live Serjfcanf. I'. ,f.
i SiOiisR walked into toe m'. at ion wt'it a
ial K1-
,liitt, 1. Tim Cbb-ago'
it was -liti-t today, (lid tho .
Misintiss in uieir Utsniry last j
i High!, owing to the fact that New j
' Year's e p IV! 1 on Kutnlar. , heu the ,
' sal.- of iifpior is prohibited.
: ;-'.. . . i ot tite downtown theaters
: gave to performances at nig fit and f
j most of the play house? displaced ai
; sold oat siti earlv in ihe e ei.ing.
i r inlv a small percentage of the crowtls;
, wlto ps'uaiiy watch the old year
; and iltf new year in. were in cvi
; last ti ght.
tl'.o ioitow li ii ofteiisf.s iiu.i iif rsf.i! i. m
put to death: Slapping liov. robbing ! prisoner. "Thafa the man there that
store, brushing against Kirl on street. I robbed tue," Johoston exclaimed.
HSfrisBug- lijt son. act used of assaul,. I 7,J ' 7 "V.7."..77 . . .
to escape; entering a house for rob- i OI'FI.K 01 M '0 F R I. O III. AO-
oet-v or some ,,ther purpose, oefen.bn," I Blooniington. lib, Jan. 1. Johr M
her son who in defense of his mothe,- 'Smith. neA and wife, aged .'hi. were
kiMed a man. fataiiv wounding a man i und deatt div the basement of their
wiii, whom lie had quarreled, speaking I home in - Hit cil? yesterday. There
against mob in act of pattko; a man I were no marks on-the bodies to indi
death. attacking a man and wife with 1" 'f"il play and a post-mortem will
Perp'.gr.an, France. Jan. 1.- General
Gerard Amanrich. commander of tt-.e
legion of honor, who ha. I retired from
;he service, has joined th army as a
private in an artillery regiment. Gen
eral Amannen ts .. years om anu is i n s .h!,., ,n
m.w at the regimental .iepot at Ver- j Mliiy h(, well understands, but toi ;
saihes. make our case clear to the American j f oi un; bus. tthio, Jan. 1. --The Ohio i
J public, which is not and cannot. ! i ipgislatttrp convened todav for what is
f- x ;.! t ed ti) be familiar Mirti i.iirn- t expected to lie one. of the shortest se- I
peati politics ne'e it i so irist no ted. ! ions in recent year, The legislators 1
MM, K Til Kl.
"hicas,r. Jan,
it ; gone up three cents a ijuarl in price,
e, ', 18 cents being the cost effective to-
day. Higher cost of feed and labor
1 is said to be responsible.
Ihe Belli tomorrow to ascertain the
. ; cause ot" death. A aim id pact is mts-
t JIMS HKillKi;, jpecteU.
-fortified milk has f
OPENS BRIEF MEET
Latest Bulletins
PREPARE TO PLACE
GOVERNOR IN SEAT
BUT TWO CLAIM IT
THE WEATHER
There is nothing in history ouite j were to complete their organization
ft roj i o lr r ea fo teo-- e e '..:;- e jf ,i!ini. i .....1 s -. e . fi"otn I"; fv. 1 rt I ri tr i
Tomorrow, fr f'tos between b. iiiEerestts while tlie j governor, Frank B. Willis. They will!
ii adjourn until next. week. !
i
i It 1 1.0 TABOR I. A IV.
Forecast Till 7 V. M
lUtck Island. Oatenport, Moilo (armies are t s si at Knpf, but let us it!
and WclrHj. j he surf it is s-mt.g to pi.iv a highlv !
Fa ' tonieht and Tnesdav. . older t important and po-.ib!y o'-eful part Itii
ton-ght; warmer Tuesday. 'e'" iast. Mag.- of this war. f folumbta. S. .'.. Jan. 1. - South Garo-
Tentpprature at 7 a in , 30. Highejtt " " ... ! iiiui's new child labor law prohibiting
eMprdy. f!2. Bowet laM night. .$). II MOKMl MO III. ln0 t.mtdoymeni of children under 14
Velocity of wind at T a, in., 12 miles! Wa.sbtngton. Jan. I I'ecetnber of year of aee in the textile establlsh-
p. m.
per iiosjr.
FreH pi tat ton . in h
fteiativ.' btiruidity at
". a. ro . T 1 .
Stage of water, 4 feet
last 4S' boijru.
J. M. SHEB1KB, Local Forecaster,
toiiay and era-
hundred
75; at !-b-arv and March.. 191.1, when t he j child ren autnroatipaBv ecad. accord -
( big floods oceitrred in the Ohio vat- I i it a to figurM of tba ftfate tlepartment j
no ciiatipe in i ley. ihe wr-atiipr oureau reported or acr'.-nn ure. in ?iii iw- made tnei
1916 was s. t down in weather historv 1 merits went Into effect
today h. the storiiHest monih Riucp (.toymen of about t wenty-four r
I'eb- arv ;.m! March.. 191.1. w hen thj j children b ut'mat i'-all v ceased.
t
thai an vrri pf.rtrmsi l.ad n'.pt in minlm'unt age If mst for employtnent 12
rapid iit('!tn across tho country.
I year.
t
tJucenMnw n. Sunday, ec SI
(deiaied.)- The Italian sfeanivhip
l.cirano lias lieen damaired badly in
a coHiwion In the fog outside ( ork
harbor, and i reported to have
unk. Her crew ha Iwen brought
here, with the exception of her
captain and one seaman, who were
drowned.
London, Jan. 1. The cutter Pro
tector has bee-n blown up. The
number men lot is unknown.
London, Jan. I. Lloyd's report
the sinking of Ihe Oanish tem.
hip Oanmark. 2.0.V) ton gTO.
Twenty. four membprs f her crew
hare beon Landod.
i Phoenix, Ariz.. Jan. 1 Barge crowds
! assembled in the grounds of the tsta'p
i capitol early today, preparatory to the
j inauguration of a governor of Arizona.
Two men Thomas K. . Gampbt-ll, re
' publican governor-eie t: and Governor
(. W. P. Hunt, incumbent. conMnued
J to claim the office and adherents of
! each maintained there would b a dou-
' ble inauguration. The t eremoniea were
F
Humors were in circulation that an
attempt would be made to prevent the
governor-elect from entering the state
house. The only statement adminis
tration leaders would make was th
Governor Hunt "has been elected.
will hold the office."
Campbell managers deelatV
bell, having been duly dej
and being in recefi
that effect.
"know t
n
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