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$500 Yianino fir Si00.
Muf{ Nfrfnuft iufrhru

Gin iebr eleaulltec Yinniru, pole Z tf3 Sctns
hen, oret Saiten. in feincm 3ifianoe mo in ies
cinelt iofortieen adufer fir niir $500 a6eegeber,
init @infdIub bon id6nem Stubl ure Sedc.
8eeen Icidte monntlihe glb6abInngeu erfoIgt eit
aerinaer Sreisuufi6Ing. Ntr Uoben ferncr
Gin fciues arabesB Blanc in boiler 9robe iiir 500
al Snno.
%. 2ers & Sohn,
9r. Il. AeftsSu ratogu.Strabe.
gJiennerts 9oiel" gegelliiber.
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HrpSnftcn. Warft.

llntenItehenoe 8reiie be5iebcn iidJ
ullf ben gngro8.Sanoel; fiir Den
aIeinbonoeI muB Elm entipre6enber
Iuffdlng gemnd)t iueroen.
Sorm. e rooufte.
@ier, pro 9ubeno t9c. bis 22c.
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9eutigc Sd)luBrute:
Sertaufe ouf Der bieiigen gfieftcn
80rie.
FIRST CALL.

$4,000 uriteo inilpdbs 4er ......... gOy
$4,000 limited 8diIunBs 4er .......... OF
$1,000 Cotton Iud .............. 80
$1,000 NnrbInrb IeIebbone ser ...... 02H
$4,000 Cotton BUD Gin o.. .......... 1879
$1,000 GorioIioaleo Sos Ger HOY
$1,000 Cotton Sucf Ser ........ s,R
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$1,000 Cotton Gucf BET ............ 7Oh
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gen 1911 @uidcl; @lcpatorcn.8 ors
rotb 323,3i3 Nuid)el. gcrfQufc: ,
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N1ebrere iuertb6one Sarmter In arre gtrinbeI.
Gointb; 55 gder, las Mder am WiagutbD sJRi,
Der; 1853 ader. $50 ader; einiee oieier Sarnler
ttno i'm bpben auItur5uitdnbe, uno tperoeu
fditnitIi6 si anneburbaren Sretien nno inter
guten 8eoinguneen %oerfarft.
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1909, BanfsS trobe,
nabe Der 6itIi6er 8olidetituttor. Bnr'
tler 0iinf9 bon IL biz 2 uSr gtadmtttags.
8iebner'S uniibcrtreffIt8es Bier am
Sapf.
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Canton nnb SiBblaHbtpwH.


Ode Gait mo SHiis9loenie. Canton.
WturbIailosI elcpbon - n 81.
Saiptaunrtier beS ~SeianpbcreiuS .gbeT,
;ueib." aSnmens8eret1s oeS @oeIiueib, "
Canton GonclnOe5 gtr. 445, Z. 8. S."
Oriental 9iitrifts gir. 1853. .. II. 30" mo
Canton Spars II. Sergniigltngss Bereits".
(Sept21,t O
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Die einStaen slp~ethSdtasn SdnSsr

ben prahtpoIen pgaiterfon'8drf," Baturent
Gtr1be, ode bon 8aItimoresStrabe. aon1nli
5uerif une babt Die slustunbI. Siefe Sdufer
finb in ieber Sinftht mooerr, nit Wldrmor,
Bats uno soaustreppe, foipie n1noernen Bet.
beiieruneen, einf6IieBIi6 @b5uesfanaI. sieeni
tdeIi6 iirb Sonntaes an Srt uno Ste1e. BE.
uist SairmountsNbenue Wdpgons.
Chm. z. Gallagher, Bduunterrebnier,
CPS Rr. 2S08, Sairntputt.slbe.
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W1ltimorer 9lftiennlartt.
S6IuBsRufipunsen.
Stnatss Sefitrit1irn o.,

SdIuB.ylofipunseu.
StdGts.S efiiritdicn Sch. ScrI.
Noro Carolina Ter Cont .....t03 lOi1.
Sir9inin Ser (neue) .......... 95ha 90.
Sir9inia 2.3er Geniurb ........ 06H ...
SaItimorer etnotC bliaationen (reg)
Seer, 1928. Snternnl Srnpt lily u.
SHEER. 1880. GIhauge o.. ......1lth 90.
Gns.seiuritdteu.
eonfoIioateo Gas Ger ........ttO& 10.
6onfolibdteo 8ds ser ........l1 IS q.
Buntgftten.
eiii5cnS' a%'0iionuf -. ........ 2S 49,.
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Butter, bro 8irno

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olte Su9ner l3c. bis 1876; iungc
Siibncr 1875. bis t4c.; @nten t2c.
bis 14c. 3aubcn, pro Baar 20c. bis
Doc.
Jru6te un6 Sem ii e.
aartoifeln, pro 9uIdlcl 40c. bis
Doc; grimes N}nis, pro 0ubeno Sc.
bis tOc. 3uterrilbcrt, pro 8iinoel tc.
bis Tee; 8eiBsoDI, pro COME 81
bis So; 3picbeIn, pro 9uidcl 60c.
bis 65c. GorottcIl, pro giinoel 11ac.
bis &c; tomatoes, pro guid)cl
25c. bis 3Oc. @lcpfel, pro SAB SOC.
bis 1925; G%ontaIoltpes, pro Crate
SOC, bis $3.50; ananas, pro Crate
$500 bis $3.50; Yftrii6e, pro Site
SOC, bis 800; 8irnelt, pro 8oB 6Oc.
bis $500; 5eGerie, pro 0usenO 25c.
bis lOc., EfI1unle1, pro &orb Toe.
his f2c.; GamionS, pro 10.Eiuno.
qorb 2Oc. bis 3Oc. 3rauben, pro s.
Wnm0.aorb tlc. bis 16t.; 9(umer.
fo6l pro SOB $3.50 bis $500;
qina. 9o6nen, pro 9uidel SOC. bis
85r bralrter aobl, pro 8uidel t5c.;
5piuat. pro @uifel 30c. bis 35e.;
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1uDs. UoncHUetutfS pnues
1924 observation-disclosures II. Ohio.
Betne. Berf1nr1InilgsIof1l r@erlnunia'
9pge 81; p2lQeeHl. glrb. Ser. stlnt. s8erein
bon DttsBaItimore"; Option goncI. 8, z.
.. o.; Metauarb. 'ttnioH 49,. Saut an
nermietbea.
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Yontbnrbs nlb g.. Sitabe ptebIanbfoipN.
Ste ~feiniten @etrdnite aIer grt. - Bou.
itdrbie reu eiHgerihtet. Gin gefu6 aler
nteiner 5reunbe uno oes PubIitumS la
Muaemeinen ftetS ntlfommen.
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WcrlniInt.
WerlannI:
@erlangt int Iagemeiner.
9.utIdss Nlrbeits. Wa6petfuuqs. glrco,

ItlfItlte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
gr. 2t9. SiiosSbnrpsS trnbe, inter Der slufidt
Der g9enifhen 9cieuf6aft". - 9ieieniaer. bic
81 beffdftieer iuiinfhsn. nolen ft6 perfoulth
pber In franfirien 9riefen an ben g(aenten Der
9eteuff1ft. Subann .. 0leher, Rr. 2t9, Sho.
Gharr.strnfe, penoeI, ipeI6er unentgeItIi6
Mlsfunft ertbeiIen iuiro. (San28.1O
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St275 fir zines bieier nIuoerneu Sueit1digcn
9Sububduier,
bic inter bent nenen 8aleefcb eeb1ut ipurocn;
$40 Srlto5ilS: fIeine 91nrsefn5ubIung. gidd'
5~lfragen al Srt uno SteIe. stibieite Der Ma.
bifpn.straRe, 1900 9Iod, bel 5oiepb =. Wbite.
2S6-92)
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MRNIHnOs
VerInnat:
Wcrlnnat


Gin Maoben ols a66iu mo Die ons 8as
fheu fir cine fleine Gantilie beriiebt; 5luet
W11odhcn ucroct ~eebulten, nnb ieItener 4erios
nuG.gBedfeI. 9ah5ufrugel in Gr. 2020, Gms
tam. Elnre, Rnbc Bloom. strdRc. (2SS-9S)
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WnItimprer Warftbcridltc.

Baltimore. Il. Oftobcr 1904.
WcbI. - 3ufubr 1882 S0iicr,
cinihIieBlih 1890 6Giicr 81 &oclIit-
4olnt mo - 6Giier 81 Gonton.
9ii1trnnrrinuAt - GGIIrr 0ir 0}n,
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eteifesciuf:
oc9eIeIIe ii6t strheit. Nn65nfra
Sn bermietGen.
an nrrmtrthcit

Gin m5bIirtc5 3inimcr; Elm @ebiert bom
eSubnS 9upfinSsSoiritnl" %cntfernt. 9iabSuira-
acn in Hr. 1880, @ieGlocrrD'S trnhc.
(29i-2)
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Gin Nnrnaim.

1880 fir eiucs bieicr prdhtieer. inobcrleu
spiit6dieen gSobnb1nfer gir. 2312. 23t4 mo
23ts. SitsYiahifonzStr1Be, centeniirier 9eler.
centcuiirter 6ofruunt. concentrates 1roitoir. glbs
jlgeiln1l. ale mooerHeu @inrihtun9cll.
Gbpnro 3. eturf, al Srt uno Stene.
(Sfttl,1Wf)
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SteQcaeIudl

Gin S6Ioiier mo 9~cpriiiter Diaf6iniit. 6cl
and ais 9ei6er Grbeitei fam. fndt Stclung
9ah5ufrnpen III @r. 10, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
(292-D
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8elo nnS5nleiben.

&enn Chr SelO n6tbts babt, ipenoet Gnd,
an mia. SdrleDet nIf Snldre. Wi06eln ooer
Sruloeigentbnn. acknowledgement. Seine Qeibs
eei6dttssDletbooen. Wir. arcmer, 9r. 100,
Noro'Entn.strnRet /. 5Iur, GaurlorD 8uiIoing.
(MprtI15|
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SteGengciude.
StcncqeiudI.

Sin neutfdcS Mdodbcn iuft 5tene bonn /
gtouembcr ali ais Nb6ill uIth fir leihtc GNue
arbcit; tcirt 2Suffen. gu65ufrngcn in Or, 9
osGnlbunnsStrnbe (292)
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&erIonot BON oen GIcpotoren 1917
@r'd)cl; Glcpotoreu. 8orrotb 7G,5iG
9lrId)cI. Serfdufe: 3 @oggon9 Stco.
ner lueiBcr 81 90.
Nellti0C Sdlllirnte.
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.Sobn GranS's Sdder.Serbsrge,
ri. 1856, SnrrifoHs, iIate aerineiorS5tr.,
Geo. 9iintber, IT., Bran COS Bier. gSar,
nter 2nnf6 bon 12 bis 1 llbr 9a1mit'
tags. aue belitf9eH Bidder itnb 6lint Be
iuhe einaeIaben.
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gu b~crfanfcn.
an %ncrfaufru.

Su nerfnuteu.
WeQct aranibctt III eiuer icbr bclcbtc1 &c
nelto cine 29iribidlnit; 0efpcife bon un,lnt Dor
b1noen. Shriftlid1e Sffertelt inter Saloon"
an hen ,Hentffcu Gorreiponotntrn."
(2Q2-H
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s. BuIet'3 SnIs,

Rorbof.&de 8oMab" iinS Saecitne.s trabe.
Sallptquartler bes ggabernsW1nuer6ors".
Y.'S.s@de 9ougbs uIb Sdrolireitr. Ser
etnsherfamnlurte ieben 9onnerftne Nbeno.
yteue WiitaIieber niufommer. Bor5iigs
Ii1eb Bier Der Acknowledgement I'M Sdpf.
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Su peIlnuISHs
Sin GinocriuGacu crttcr 1ldtic nit @nntnli.
riiocrrt. 70 alt pie relt btuie 81 ncrtnlfcn,
Stnufprcis $4,000; 8crfatfsprcis $500. gtudi
5~uirngeu in Ir. 2733, Ct. Eanl. Sttnfe.
(292-S)
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abam Rusp,S Mehnurnnt.


1924 Sft'8aItimoresG trabe. - 8immet an
Serre1 5lt beruietbeT. = Setnite 6etrdnfe
unb 8eine. r9a1s 8ietus 8raueret@' @ier.
BerfammIunesIofnl ySits2pmbaroitr. Snt'
r1eriu. Bnu' uto 2etbberein". Gbei..9eI.
WPt. Bernon 4942-@.
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gerInust: Jransn nnb 3aSdeu.


BtrI1H9t:
Sine 6rnu In ben mlttleren SabrCu ala
ipuusboltertn. gtah5ufragcn In Nr. 1910,
9l~nbTesStrafe. (292-3)
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Sin Widbfen fit Simmernrbcit in elmer So.
mtitc bon pier Rerionen.. fCiU gSaiden ooer
WilGcI1. Nnt5ufrageH in Cir. 24O6. Gutap'
9llce. (292-D
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1904-11-16
Over 500 Per Cent Increase in the Social It Vote!

from counties and counties hear FROM is es
mated that the total vote will reach 10000.
Kansas-Paa from counties in Kansas give $751;
with 80 counties hear FROM The greatest increase registered
Crawford Wyandotte and Wichita counties Kansas shows
least
Kentucky-Reurns from FIVE counties give 2Ioo These
include the cities Covngton Newport Partial reports
give bringing the
tary estimates 4,5oo which is nearly correct,
Louisiana-No report Partial SUI
hcient estimate of 700 None in 1900.
Maine-State secretary estimates $500 This probably
partial from eight give State
ecretarys estimate will increase 800 per
Maryand-Reports thus far received 2oI Indca-
ons that the total will reach 5000 Vote 9S
MassachusettsIn the for president this
reported 1898 increase of 62 In comparison with
the last there actual decrease OF
2 The slump general all the The light for
Debs Hanord surprise Ransden the Socialist member of
the legislature defeated for reelection by nearly
Drew legislative candidate Comrade MacCarneys old district
defeated by So the last Carey
congress in the district polling nearly
double the heads of national tickets in Have Belle
futile legislative the fifth district which Carey formerly
represented defeated by 10 votes.
Michgan-Four counties IS Partial from
counties bringing the total 282 No from
secretary Estimated total
Minnesoa-State Secretary reports Returns
slowly indicate Debs will poll least in the
Partial from counties give with OF counties to hear
from.
Mississippi South North Delaware will
gether probably show about 900 votes.
MissourNo report from state Partial returns show
Vote received 347S will probably reach
5000 that ST. Louis will poll 5000 against
245S and Kansas City increase from in
MontanaMeager returns from Montana and from
state secretary slight
Vote will probably reach 5000
Nebraska-Complete from six counties give 1909
partial from counties bring this total 2oS
This II counties hear FROM and nearly
showed multiplied four and five times that
Iooo the probably be from 1000 The greatest
gains made Douglas including the city of Omaha in
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1904-11-16

The newspapers in lots of places
gave us nothing where | know
there were 10 straight votes cast
for our ticket.-C. T. Monroe.
Missoula county-Debs 45I,
congressman 2S7, governor 2S4;
state ticket 276 to 325; county
ticket IS7 to 2S6; members of leg
islature, f. f. Bagby 267, George
Cubbage 2SS, ]. n. Woods 2S2, T.
F. Fabert 26S.-J. w. Rely, sec
retary.
Monarch-Roosevelt Is, Par
ker 8, Debs IS. The Reps tried
hard to beat the Socialists in this
precinct; they ran in four voters
who lived in other precincts and
had them registered here. After
all this we gave them a surprise.
aS we had a majority over both
the old parties.-J. NJ. Rector.
Aldridge-Roosevelt 81. Parker
9, Debs 4S, Dixon 80. Gormley 10,
Walsh so. Lindsay IS, Toole %,
IO'Malley 20. Socialist state ticket
80 to 20; county ticket IS to so.
Madison county-Debs 20 con-
gresham II, governor 10; rest If
state ticket 10 to 49, No county
ticket nominated.
Fergus county-Debs about
1876. Mcmillan runs ahead OF his
ticket. Can't get the rest as most
of the precincts have not made
any returns on the Socialist vote.
Winston, Broadwater county
Debs rs; state ticket 7 to o.
Frank Kucera.
Omaha-Probably complete re-
turns will be required to deter
mine who is elected governor of
Nebraska. Both sides claim vic
tory. Outside of governor, how
ever, the Republicans have made
clean sweep on national, state
and legislative tickets. President
Roosevelt carried the state by
probably 7s,ooo The cougression-
al delegation is solidly republi-
can. All the Douglas county of
6cers are republican. The Social
ist vote was complete surprise
and affected the local tickets to a
large extent, drawing most from
the democrats.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1904-11-16
Capitalist Parties Aroused, and Now
Making Arrangements to Fuse to
Crush Out the Socialist Party.
(From the Chicago Record-Herald.)


Milwaukee Nov o-One OF the election results that attracts
attention is the large Socialist Milwaukee county,
the large The Social Democratic been
under here for nearly years but little until
years AT that time the party Milwaukee
and 1870 the 1t has become factor that
politicians in Milwaukee consider in making
ons of probable results 1t however until this spring that
reached dimensions that nearly threatened the supremacy the
two old parties
At the spring election Social 1888 votes
but the leaders said that OF the which the
Social Labor older organization least belonged
the Social Democrats and voted by mistake by followers
This would have given them about 1900 and placed them
ahead OF the republicans the second party in the
Before yesterdays election the Social Democratic leaders
dcted of $4,000 the county and between $4,000
the The however show that they barely held
for this be that last spring there many repub
old parties caught
them back into the republican party On the other hand
Social Democrats made nroads the democratic
that had far-reachng influence the result in this
Had they held their former added what gained
from the democrats there might have been different tell
As they carried their candidate the
the fifth district within Stafford the successful repub
an who saved by the of the county Wauksha
county which is included in the district.
In addition this they have elected and four
assmbmen in this This will be the first appearance
Social Democrats in the legislature though they
men, who elected last spring.
One of the pecuaties OF the party is the which
holds officials line Each candidate for Office when nominated
Immediately files his resignation with the central
takes his instructions from that committee all coming
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1904-11-16

State Senator'S. III. Glidden
democrat, S67: Meyer, republican
7o2; Maryott, Socialist. 372. Gid.
den's plurality, IS.
Representative in legislature
Huntington, democrat, TAI; Nc
Cullough, republican, 74o; Fair.
grieve, Socialist, 40. Hunting
tons plurality, 1.
County treasurer-Woods, dem
ocrat, 900; Johnston, republican
6S6; Northy, Socialist, 4o2
Woods plurality, 229.
County clerk-G. L. Finley
democrat, 95I; ]. F. Rich, repub
lican, 645; Wowsley, Socialist
35S. Finley's plurality, 900.
Clerk of district court-Davis
democrat, 72o; Esselstyn, repub
lican, o73; Smith, Socialist, 273
Esselstyn's plurality, 244.
Sheriff-M. w. Potter. repub
lican, $40; Bachelor, democrat
735; Pray, Socialist, 465. Potter:
plurality, ia.
County attorney-Fox. demo
crat, LII; Burke, Socialist. 55s
Fox's majority, $50. No republic
can running.
Assessor-John Normile, demo
crat, $40; Youngstrom, republi
can, $40; Moore, Socialist, 332
Normile's plurality, l2o.
County Observation-Disclosures
b. Ross, democrat, $50; Jessie
Imboden, republican, go; Bell,
Griffith, Socialist, 323. Mis-
Ross plurality, 79.
Surveyor-W. F. Hine, repub
lican, 1919: David Lay, Socialist
622. Hines majority, Az. NJ
democrat running.
Coroner-J. A. Underwood, re
publican, So7; f. T. Lube, demo
crat, GA; w. II. Allen, Socialist
40. Underwood's plurality, I63
Public administrators. b
Ames, republican, S34; Z. A. Bald
win, democrat. 624; Rydberg, So
cialist. 4o7. Ames plurality, PIC
Chestnut, Gallatin county-Deb
81, congressman u, governor "a
rest of state ticket 10; count
ticket 10 to AZ. This is not cor
rect but will try and get it late
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1904-11-16

plurality over w. F. Meyer, re.
publican, is IS, while E. Hunting.
ton, democratic candidate for rep
resentative, wins over McCul-
Tough, republican, by just one
vote. The returns are as follows
Presidential electors-Republi-
can, I,I3o; democratic, 464; So.
cialist, 3oS. Republican plurality
600.
Congress - Dixon, republican
I.o4S; Gormley, democratic, 5SI
Walsh, Socialist, 323. Dixon's
plurality 467.
Governor-Lindsay, republican
$40; Toole, democrat, 8I2; O'Mal-
ley, Socialist, 29o. Lindsay's plu.
rality o..
Lieutenant governor-King, re.
publican, OIL; Norris, democrat
674; Frinke. Socialist, 329. Kings
plurality, 237.
Secretary of stakeholder, re.
publican, 025; Romney, democrat
I653; Lynch, Socialist, 343. Goder's
plurality, 292.
Chief justice-Brantly, republi'
can, o34; Smith, democrat, 645
Parr, Socialist, $40. Brantly's
plurality, ESQ.
Clerk OF supreme court-Athey
republican, 1852 McRae, demo
crat, Col; Peters, Socialist (thls
being his home town., 373
Athey's plurality, 42I.
Attorney general-Galen, re
publican, o26; Hall, democrat
62S; Jackson, Socialist, 355. Ga
lens plurality, 2o8.
State treasurer--Rice, republi
can, o33; Browne, democrat, o42
Olson, Socialist, $40. Rice's plu
rality, 2oI.
State auditor-Cunningham, re
publican, o3I; Goodwin, democrat
6Io; Phelps, Socialist, $40. Gun
ningham"s plurality, 3I2.
State superintendent of publ,
instruction.. M. Kay, democra
(this being his home town., Sf4
Harmon, republican, 7S9; Ger
man, Socialist, 3IS. Kay's plural
ity, rs.
District judge-Frank Henry
1880. No opponent.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1904-11-16
Continued on page 4


Aldridge-Roosevelt 60, Parker
g, Debs 48, Walsh so, O'Malley
40.
Electric-Roosevelt SO, Parker
IS. Debs 9.
Jardine-Roosevelt AZ, Parker
20, Debs II, Walsh 9, O'Malley 9
West Boulder, Park county
Roosevelt ~, Parker 2, Debs 8
Walsh 3, O'Malley 8.
Debs' vote in Park county will
reach the 400 mark. Socialist JUS
tice of the peace, VIM. Ralph, and
Socialist constable, Joseph Law
renee. elected at Aldridge.
John Uhl, justice of the peace,
Socialist, and A. Miller, constable,
Socialist, elected at Clyde Park.
Chesnut-This camp, which has
formerly been democratic, gave
Roosevelt 81 votes, Parker 50 and
Debs 81. and 3 for the prohibi-
tionists. Hon. Jerry Mccarthy
won the field by I24 votes against
.,S for Newton and 2S for Free
man, Socialist. Toole received
Io2, Lindsay 81, Dixon "a and
Gormley 70, Two hundred and
eight votes were cast.
Butte-The official count gives
now the complete strength of the
Socialists in Silver Bow. The
Debs vote Is estimated at 1000
and the vote on county officers al
500. The Socialist vote from pre-
cinct al is as follows: Debs 81
Walsh o., O'Malley I5o, Frinke
O., Lynch o., Pace 90, Peters 90
Jackson 90. Olson 90, Phelps 67
German o., Langford So, Kohl 50
Lyons oI, Van Horn o., Van Et'
ten OF, Davis 70, Stenberg IS
Goodwin 73, Comerford 73, Peter,
son 73, Keefe 73, Pierce 73, Brom'
ley 73, Smith Is, Harrington 6S
Morrison OF, Vanderheiden 6S
Maury 90, Smith 90, Mcmahon 63
Andrak 81, Dale 90, Ambrose 63
Bunker 90.
Red Lodge, Nov. I4.-Count,
commissioners finished the officia
canvass of the vote Saturday ev
ening, confirming the election o
both the democratic senator ant
Representative. s, II. Glidden'
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of which San Francisco Alameda county (ncludng Oak
second place several cities and Union labor
is wiped out
CooradoSate Secretary Camton returns and
difficult idea how votes poled newspaper
estimate gives for Dbs and this is probably
Connecticu-Sae Secretary White will increase 80
per that of when 2S57 poed This should
this New Haven increased from
7o4 and Hartford to from 3o2 the votes of 1902
Forda-Repos indicate increase Tampa gives against
1900 Six counties give 48I There counties in the state
Estimate, 1000.
Georgia-Reports from Georgia only sufficient to warrant
estimating the vote at about Goo
Idaho-Former Secretary Workman estimates vote at 5000 Re-
ports from locals have not been received.
noisnos takes rank the banner and Chicago the
banner CITY for Socialism the United States The increase
general throughout the quoted the newspapers
as reaching 100000 figure probably in view of the
remarkable reported from county Cook countys
reported 6I27 of which Chicago alone 4331 Two
of the legislature also elected j. A. Abroz
machnist fourth district and Andrew Osen stationary
engineer the ninth Both districts In Cook county The
through coal mining regions advanced considerably Rock
Island Moline Joliet Bloomington PEORIA Canton and Quincy led
with increase.
Indana-Reports counties show 4652 and partial
turns from other give o8 There counties in ALL
noted in Nanderburg county ncudng
Evansve) which 1900 against $50 1900 and Vigo county
ncudng erre Haute Soo against $50 1900 Marion county
neudng Indanapo reported giving % an increase oi 100
per cent The in will probably reach $4,000
SO counties show vote OF 1885 those
counties casting largest being Scott with 1885, Polk Tin
cuding of Des Moine Wapelo ooS Boone o and
Woodbury. s7o Partial from other counties give total oil
2238 Sioux City showing o3 increase OF 34a over 1903
Davenport giving of cent This makes the
total the state far received I32 with only partial