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MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
Congress DeieGatiea WIN Have 1--WE
Fewer Hepubllcans.

poar s u-
.Iao,a., e.. r., ~. p-.,...,,,
C.,urs.s,,,.,, a s,;, 90 go e.. 49,. -
80. rha "a, S.Ia..,;<,,, -. ,,->,.,,a-.,,
=, IT,, psn,,hI;cans ana ,bra. 49,
Th. cour-..u.,,s.,, .I.o.aa ia,
d;n,ric, i Harrv Cov;n,,o, D.r,ocra,
-.,.,.,,s,d s.,,,nJ ai.,r;c, \ r., TIL
hot, nsuo ,rar rael.cted. Third d,s-
trio, Geor,e Kopir Dssnocrat who
succ..d. John Kronmillsr. Rep,Slican.
Fourth district ! Charles I,inthic,,n
Democrat: Fifth di.trict. Thomas Parran.
p.r,,,,I,,., ~ .,,,,..d. S,-a,.. u,,aa
nr,,. 80
'ePuo"a"' "A'" ""''"'' ~"
Lewis. Democrat. VINO succeeds beorgo
A Pearre. Republican.
Tn. chief n,rprises are in the Third
,, s;,,h a;.,r,c,. na,,;,,,,.r,x ,s.
Rs. -. L
latter The Ihird district embraces the
eastern halr OF Baltimore CITY ana has
a large foreign population John Kron-
,,;,i.r R.,,hlican oarried 4, two vears
.To n, q, -. .I...i.
az" "' 60,
tofal vote OF D'Up honi&' D~WocrAf' teads
by about 80 70 300 N may require tins
official capyaar. 10 determine the winner
rs. - "a Nib, ,,.,,,... ~ sr,x -.
~. n.i
me s'rohe IDEAS "'ao' Wy lac Dem"orauc
candidates in the two city districts. the
Third and the Fourth KoniR made his
campaixn SOLELY on the food price issue
-. - xh,,;,.d H. v,,.a ~ h,,,a-,..
an" 'hu' 20 " WY
Of the Polish Jews ana ofh"r foreigners
IN the dist rict who last time voted the
p.,,bIic., ticke,
=. 49,. Ga ,,;.,.;o, p.,,,,I;,.r ,,;.
~ ,.;,,, ~. r. 49,,
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WEST VIRGINIA REF, RLsCtN.
Democrats Eject Two S'oaEressmen Leg.
islaturr Repa.h,irnn

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. g. Returns
late tonight indicate thar the Democrats
have elected two out Of the Nv. Con gr.ss-
men in West Virginia John W. Davis
Democrat. has been elected over Charlie
Carrigan. Republican. in the First district
and W q. Brown, Democrat, has been
elected over Congressman George G.
Sturgiss. Republican in the Second dis
tricr
Gaines. Republican representing the
Third district. has defeated Littlepage
Democrat: Congress woodward. Re-
publican has defeated Hamilton in the
Fourth district. and James Hughes. Re
publican. the present Congressman from
the Fifth distric has defeated Wiley
The Republican majoritiss were cut
IN the Third. Fourth and Fifth districts.
bu, !, IN not possibi. that late returns
from uu' Of the wav precincts will max q
any material change in the vote IN these
three districts
Indications are that the Legislature
will be Republican. but by a very reduced
majority Tn. complexion II the Legis-
lature indicates The reelection Of Senator
y r Scott 20 the United States Senate
PARK gRsBuRo. W Va. Nov. s.-John
W. Davis for Congress in the First dis
triC,. has a majority Of nearly 5000 over
Darlington and iS elected The Ge,,ubli-
cans carry two districts without doubt
but the Fourth district IL claimed by the
Democrats 10y a small majority. Nearly
all reports show heavy Democratic gain.
ins,IrinR enough 10 overcome the Repub-
lican najoritie- in the Legislature making
ssx,ory q r,.elscrian tn the Sannr. n mat, ar
Of serious doubt Both parties claim 1t
,,.rhs
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LANDSLIDE HITS ONO.
Esrmvn's P,uraiit, Wa, iBr sD. OOw- is,x
Gain in Democratic s'ongressmru.

coLrMBrs. Ohio. Nov s-Returns AZ
p.G O'Clock u -. indicate that Gov
Harmon's plural NJ i0.a0o two years
ago will be moro than doubled in Ohio
The Governor IL making notable gains
m the two large COUNTESS. Hamilton and
Cuyahoga, The former 10 his by ~. GOD
AID the latter by rs ono in all probability.
He will lose Franklin county. in which
ia Columbus. hut will make up the lose
easily in half dozen different counties
Late returns Indicate that the Demo-
Gratis NAV have thirteen or fourteen Of
ohio's twenty -one Congress DISTRICTS
Democrats already assured OF election
are James Cox. Third: ! Il. Cooke. Fourth
Carl {. Anderson. Thirteenth: W. A. Ash
brook. Seventeenth. and X H. Bulk ley.
Twentv-irst: while in the Twentieth.
William Gordon. Democrat probably
has defeated Congressman Paul How land
The Eighteenth district IN closer. " n
whiiacre. Canton. running 80 close To
Congressman James Kennedy. Repubh-
can. a. tn make the official vote the only
arbiier
George White. Democrat. probably
has defeated Congressman James Joyce
in the Fifteenth and A. q Allen il pressing
Herman Goebel. Republican & Congressman
in the Second Congressman I. 7 Ans
berry. Fifth. VI n Denver. sixth. and
Isaac Sherwood. Ninth. all Democrats.
probably have won and Congressman
W. q. sharp. Fourteenth. may save h-
district, though George II Chamberlain.
Republican. is running close That dis
trict is normally heavily Republican
Nicholas Iougworih First. J Warren
keifer. Seventh ID \. Hollingsworth.
Sixteenth. and 4 Thomas. Nine
teenth. all Republicans. were reelected
Frank y Willis. Eighth; II VI Switzer.
Tenth; Albert Douglas, Eleventh and
T.. l. Taylor. Jr Twelfth. all Repuhli-
cans. probably are reelected
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov \ Nicholas
I.ongworh il reelected to- Congress by
the usual large majority Of the First
district, while his Republican collea g,i..
Hermann y Goebel. is reelected by a
very slight ma jority. IL AZ all
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rONNECTICUr RERUkEs r. q.
Fleets Judge Baldwin Governor by Q
Plurality Of About 5000.

HARTFORD. Nov. s.-Connecticuf has
gone into the Democratic column. In
i3O towns out Of los Judge Baldwin Wsm. J
has s7.iO and {. A. Goodwin (Rep)
81, los IL u estimated that Judge Bald
wins majority will be between 1000 and
5000 The State has been Republican
campaign. and the overturn this year is
more significant when IL Is considered
that four years ago the Republican ticket
was elected by 10000 Two years ago
Taft had upward OF 1900.
Judge Baldwin forced national issues
TO the front and fought the Republicans
on the issues OF high prices. an insincer-
tariff and New Nationalism. EN-President
Rooseveh's attack on him also made
friends for him. and IL 10 apparent that
he did not lose the labor vote. a. had been
predicted The Republican candidate
con fined himself to State issues.
Large Democratic gains in the Iexis-
latnre will not change that body from,
Republican. although the Democrats
make a gain probably Of fifteen seats
in the Senate and fifty in the House
The total vote ON Joint ballot IL ?a3 and
last year the Democrats had only four
Senators and u Representative. This
year they may have 10 Senators out Of
~ ard lon Representatives all told. The
successor To United States Senator NJ. G
Bulkeiyy therefore will he u Republican
and the friends of George + Mclean
claim his election. Judging from the men,
hers elected
The Republicans have a solid Congress
sional delegation Of five. They lose one.
the Second district. where ex-Mayor
Reilly Of Meriden defeats A. r. Shepard.
+. Stevens Henry in the First district
pulls through by very narrow margin.
Hill in the fourth. Higgins in the third
and Tilson at large are reelected by re-
duced ma jOrities
One Democratic Congressman has been
elected. Major Thomas L. Reilly OF Meri-
den. whose lead over Andrew y. Shepard
Of Portland. Republican, will be about
! .OOO votes Three Republican Congress-
men. Henry OF the First district. Higgins
OF the Third and Hill Of the Fourth. are
reelected. John q. Tilson Of New Haven.
is reelected Con gresham 1t
larg. All three Republicans got in by
greatly reduced pluralities.
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TNss RECENT ktNStS.
stubs,s Reelected Governor 10y From
10000 to IN. aspO.

TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. S.-Ths insurgent
Republicans ret ain their grip on Kansas
W. Il. S'ubbr was re-iect ed Governor
Early est mates Of his plurality. which
are likely to be increased. range from
~ OO0 TO 3O.OOo II IL believed the entire
Republican ticket il successful by yluralI-
ties similar 70 Srubbss
Both branche' OF the Legislature con-
tinue To he strongly Republican. ID. X.
Anthony. one Of the two standpat Republi-
cans in Congress. is reelected. p. y.
Campbell Of Pittsbur8. Kan. the other
alta ndpst nominee, was defeatei
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Split ~ NEBRASKA.
\Idrich. Rep. for s;everner- Hischcoes.
Dem. for senator.

OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. s.-The returns
Indicate the election OF Aldrich. Repub-
lican. for Governor by a small plural ty
Bryan supported him openly. Hitchcock
Democrat, will be the popular choice for
United States Senator. defeating eeuasor
Burkett by probably 10000.
Dahman, Democrat. for Governor
failed TO carry Douglass by 5000. an
claimed His majority there Ia estima ted
at 1910. while Hitchcock. for Senator.
carries the county by iOOO0.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. s.-Scatteriug re-
turns from various parts of the eastern
sectios Of the State show Democratic
iosses over two years ago. Burkett for
Senator is running behind Aldrich.
Hayward. Rep. secretary of fhe Re-
publican national COMMITTEES, in elected
70 Congress in the First Nebraska ttis-
frict He succeeds Mcguire, a Repsrb-
Iican. Hayward 10 a standpaster, but
opposes Cannon for Speaker. I.atfa.
Dem. for Congress- 10 reelected in the
Third district. Kinkaid. Rep, 10 reelected
- ne Sixth. He q q stand patter. but
against Cannon for Speaker Norris
.h~ Republican leader OF The revolt aRainss
Cannon. 10 believed reeiect ted in the Fifth
district
Returns from II precincts on tside Of
Douglas and Lancaster counties give
AIdrich s.3ts. Dahlrnan !. s1s q net RE-
publican gain OF I.sse II continued
this would give Aldrich q majority in
the State Bryan's home precinct gave
Aldrich i39. Dahlrnan ~.
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o'ndinx on the Legislature even IL IL
should b" Rspu bhcan Hitchcock. onc-
William J Bryan's strong supporter. was
fought 6y Bryan in this campaign. The
Republicans claim that their candidate
Tor Governor has been elected.
The Republican candidate Tor Governor
IN Pennsylvania. John X. reuer. has been
elected by plurality that was estimated
by his managers at 100000. although tho
Democrats put it much lower. Tenor was
hard fought.
The Republicans rot some cheer out
OF the defeat Of Fiddling Bob Taylor for
Governor in Tennessee. Hooper wins
by about 10000 Minnesota 10 sO.ooo
Republican. first time in some Year,.
Kansas has probably reelected Ssubbs.
her Republican insurgent. but several
insurgent candidates for Congress will
nave tight saussze. Iowa has likely
gone Democratic. and erik. Republican
candidate for Congress. whom Mr. Roose.
welt went out to help. 10 soundly beaten.
The Republicans arc ahead in Colorado
and have won North Dakota. But in Wv.
oming a combination Of insursent Re-
publicans and Democrats dowued the
q. o. p, candidate for Governor. Okla
homa Is Democratic. refusing suffrage
for women. while Oregon gave her plu.
rality to the Republican,.
The next Congress will surely be Demo-
cratic. possibly by - There we're some
curious results throughout the country
In New York county the Republicans lost
every one Of their three Congressmen
Herbert Parsons was defeated by Jcfyer-
son NJ. Levy in the Thirteenth dist riot.
William n. Bennett by Thomas q Patten
in the Fifteenth and William 8 Bennett.
whose plurality two yea rs GO approached
10000. by Henry George
The Democrats won Mr.. Roossyslt's
own Congress district as well al his own
county. Martin W. Littleton. the Demo
cratic candidate. defeated william ".
Cocks in the First Congress district. over
turning what seemed aafs plurality.
J. Sloat Fassstt OF Elmira lost his seat
but the Republicans got bit OF cSnso-
lation in the election OF Danforth over
Decker in the Monroe county district
Ravens trounced Aldridgs there las,
spring.
The Senate in the Sixty second Congress
probably will consist Of IS Republicans
and 81 Democrats The present Senate
consists Of 50 Republicans and ~ Demo-
Gratis. with one Republican vacancy to
which Republican will be elected. Henry
Cabot Lodge will be returned from Massa-
chusetts. and the indications were tina,
Dick would have a Republican Legs
lature in Ohio
The Republicans probably will lose
Senators from Indiana. Missouri. Ne
braska. New Jersey and New York
The constitutional amendment in this
State providing for two more Judges OF
the Court 81 Appeals and for increasing
the salaries Of tho Judges Of that court.
and Proposition No !. which submits 10
the people the Law OF 1910 for a - 500. 900
bond issue TO enable the State 20 accept
Mrs. Harriman's gif' Of 81 .OOo. 900 and
10000 acres for che Palisade Interstate
Park. are both undoubtedly carried
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SOCIALISTS To CONGRESS.
.~S Candidates Elected IN Wisconsin
state Republican by Reduced Plurality.

MINIATURES. Nov Milwaukee will
be represented IN Congress by two 80
cislists ms the result OF to-days election.
The other eight Republican districts in
Wisconsin have returned, 'he incnsnhent..
One Democrat IL returned
Tn. Republican candidate for Governor.
T.. McCiovern. IL elected. but IN. fractional
spirit in the Republican party has re-
sul'ssi in a greatly reduced plurality.
This is largely the result, Of the state
Republicans war on the sole anti-I.a
Toilette candidate on the State ticket.
This war against the anti-La Toilette
men drove the anti-La Folletf. men to
the Democratic ticket.
The election 81 a Legislature which
will again name Robert NJ. la Toilette
for United States Senator was foregone
conc lusion.
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CALIFORNIA REPI RLgCAN.
Johnson Probably Defeats He'll for Gov.
ernor- Carries san Francisco.

SAN FRAScIsco. Nov. sat $50 p. NJ
scattered returns show that the contest
in California for Governor and full
State ticket Is very close. In San Fran
cisco johnson ,Rep) defeated Bell by
1000. Bell would have polled much
heavier vote had II not been for tho large
number Of Socialist votes cast
In Los Angeles which was expect sd TO
give Johnson 5000 majority. he will he
fortunate IL he receives 1000 ma jority
For Congress it now looks IA though the
entire Republican ticket IN elected
although Kahn at first seem ed 20 be run
ming behind McAr'hur. Later Kahn
gained strength and now he il leading by
a good margin
The Republicans claim 10 900 for John
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Conway's plurality in tn. city for Lieu
tenant Governor is about NJ. 600 less
than Dix's.
The candidates for Secretary Of State
and 80 down the ticket have pluralities in
this county running from s8.ossa to
50 .OOO
The Republicans did not save a Con-
q ess district in this county. Levy. D..
beat Parsons; Patten. D.. heat Bennett
with two is, and Henry George beat the
other Bennet
In the last Legislature they had thres
Senators from New fork county This
wear they lose Agnew and elect Ne~comb
aud Brough
They elect Asssmblymsn IN tn.
county this year Last year they had
thirteen and there was one Hearst man.
Donovan. who won with their indorse-
men' in the Thirtieth district.
John }. Deany. Tammany. il elected
10 the Supreme Court bench. defeating
Justice Edward b Whitney. Francis n
Delshanty. nominated by both parties.
remains on rhe City Court bench.
The vote in detail 10 gwen slsew here,
revised up 20 tho time Of going to press
These are the plliralities for Governor
in this county and in Greater New York
sine. consolidation.
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OREGON ~ REPURLEAN.
How erman Elected 6Ssernos ny Plural.
ity Of 3, OlDO

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. s.-Early returns
on to-day's election in Oregon Indicate
the election Of Jay Bowerman. Republican
for Governor by 3.OSO majority over
Oswald West. Democrat. The candidacy
Of West was supported by United States
senators Bourne and Chamberlain. but a.
the State Legislature elected to-day does
nor choose a Senator the result has no
significance relative TO this Office
Indications point 20 the defeat Of the
prohibition amendments as well a. woman
suffrage. In Multnomah county. in which
Is situated the city OF Portland. prohibit
ton was defeated by almost a to vote
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Roosevelt Campaign Goes
to Wreck in Every
Borough.
HEARST VOTE ONLY $4,000
Not . Republican Congressman
Saved In This county---losses
for legislature.

The city 81 New York gives DN. Dsmo-
cra,. for Governor. los 900 plurality over
S,imson, Republican. which compares with
So. ~. for Chamber over Hughes in isos:
77.OsI for Hearst over Hughes in 1909;
SO isi for Herrick over Higgins in 1904.
and ~. ss3 for Coler over Odell in iSO,
Ns~ York county gives Mr. Dix %. 900
plurality The largest Democratic
plurality in tho county for a candidate
for Governor in ,w.lv. wears preceding
was Coler's ~. sOI in isD, Nj. Dix 81
cours. cirries every borough.
The Hearst vote was about 3S 900 in
the county and about $1,000 in the city
The vote Of he city for Governor, prac-
iically complete. is:
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ssVsridgs Beaten for Ssna-
tor In Indiana, kaan
In New Jersey
CONGRESS- DEMOCRATIC TOO
Not q crumb Of Comfort Any.
where for the Beaten
Republicans

The Democratic victory was sweeping
throughout the nation yesterday. Repuh-
hean disaster was especially pronounced
q States Theodore Roosevelt had cam
paigned actively
New York. New Jersey. Massachusetts
Connecticut and Ohio IN .. elected Demo
cratic Governors hy surprising plnrali-
rs The Sixty Congress will be
Democratic by % probably. and rhe Dem
Z Gratis have gained several Senators.
I me next House will have ZIG Democrats
' ~ Republicans and Socialists.
In his state tho Democratic candidate
John \. Dix. defeated Henry l.. Seimson
Mr. Eoos"velt's nominee. by a plurality
approaching that OF Charles v. Hughes
!, n iaos, and the entire Democratic
S'a'e ticket has been successful
by substantial margin. Dix wins by
Is sas
: FOR the first time since 1894 the Demo-
the state government.
Mr.. Div plurality in Greater New York
compares favorably with the banner
plurality Ioier received in 1000 He
carried he city by about IO7. 900. His
Triumph was made more decisive by Mr.
sImson'% poor showing mp State. the
Republican candidate faring worse than
any Of his predecessors for many years.
The Democrats have won the Legis-
Azure. which will mean that a Demo-
crat vii. p" elected to succeed Chauncey
bepew IN the United States Senate
There sill h- a Democratic ma iority 81
bon JOINT ballot
In N"w Jersey Woodrow Wilson has
nA~n elected over Vivian NJ Lewis. the
Republican candidate. by perhaps 81. 900.
an delayed returns made j, appear
mar = Democratic Legislature has been
'h'-"n ~ elect SUCCESSOR 20 John kean
W. wilson vote in the big Republican
'"'ih'l"s vls extraordinary
'' Na--achu-erts Fosa defeated Gov
'E''"' cio@ The Democrats are
"a "s Fy--.> election nv 5000 and the
h"'4h.oar- admit Draper's defeat by
'''-'r 'sI-. senator Henry Cabot Lodg.
''I ~" r''D~n"d boweveS as IN" Massa-
hn-''.. '"E .lature remains in the hands
~ 'h~ f"rubHcanZ
''in '".'.l 'urr"i n the Democrats and
1A'' y 1c" BALDWIN a handsome plurality
4o.'' f'', "r"- Goodwin. the Republican
'a'a .fn h.!S" Baliwin's victory -
e'-t.'"' .4rs "1v ~ the abuse which Mr..
H'- -u.-"d IN him
'" ."'."~'"d Gov .Judaon Harmon
=" plurality Harmons man
@-''- 3D. sr.Tnn. buT though the
''i 'r.. ,I."oi" Harmon - ra"lerrion
Lee, later ret Irn- will increase
~. '- .0'" IN" Ohio L.gislatur.
':"ugnn"ar likely. which would
~" urn - n" I nItad States
g~u Dir.
".. r""'d~d n0' 20 approve ~
H"."rdgr whose candidacy
nl'u-s'lf was ~" MAN IsSIe
rlfgr Duf her" Al indicn-
-.tnlyh' la@' uignt wcr" that
'.- trIr" would Dr Democra:
John " Kern viii make N.
.ru~rn'ir senator. from tho
"a 0'a'" col Rpos"velt went to
r -" express purpose of help
.... 70 ,rIi
..H lt- UriOrsni Representative
u fIitcnco~k. Democrat. over
nor J. BuTkctt. the >. sseDt
In.s Endorsement 10 morally
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Republican Democratic C~n,bipation
wins Irgislntnr Republsrnn.

CHEyHSNE. Wyo. Nov Tn. Insur-
gents have carried Wyoming Carey.
insurgen' Republican Democrat for Gov
ernor. has probably carried the State nv
, .O0O. MondeIl. Republican. for Congress.
10 probably reelected by I.OOO The
Legislature il Republican. in-,iring ths.
reelection Of SeDsior e ID Clark
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nspublirams a.arry Cetorps,o

DENVER. Nov. s-As II O'Clock indi-
cartons arc that tho RspubiicAns have
elected Burger. Republican. in tho Pirss,
and Orr. Republican. in tho @scond die
trict for Congress- also that Stephen,
Republican. viii be elected Governor by
q small plurality.
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Insurgsni senator vron, " astinstsn.

BRArTLE. Wash. Nov. s.--washinRson
will elect q Republican member Of tho
Supreme Court and n Republican Lsgia-
lafuIre pledged 10 the election of Miles
Poindexfsr. inSurg~nt Republican. 40
United States Senator 70 succeed Piles.
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Res.e,ri... Election pss,r.cr Gec. for mn

OTsTER BAY. Nov. A. stimson was
beaten in Roosevelt's own election dis
trict. The vote was: Stimson. ISs JgS
us
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YALE. PRIsrETON GAuF. PRTNCETON
Special. TRAINS

VIA ps7nsyIvsrls HaiiTDa T. SATURDAY. November
:. Lave View Yors giO. g-s o " 9S 1910.
~ - "a. n. 1875. 1870 IFS \ " R-turnirg
after game from Lower station. -idF.
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Peansyivs1Is Raiircsd. secOupi Dedication
New YORK state CsngYaI Historical Memorial
Tickeis sold wna stations In the STATE Of New
Yors, November IN n. Good FetuF5lnR 20
Def "a Consult TIeEet Agenis.--Adr.
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MACK PULLED WRONG LEVER.
National Democratic Chairman Voted the
straight Republican Ticket.

BUFFALO. Nov. s.-Democrntic Ma
tional Committeeman Norman r. Mack
pulled down the wrong lever on the voting
machine here and voted tho straight
Republican ticket. He didn't vote until
3 o'clock and the mistake was due TO his
haste.
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BONDS a sGOCk IEMBIVRATEM
Engraved and printed By CogIss. Macy q ca
Inc. % Tom street.. EstAbnsesd iA55.-A@n
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They WIN Have a Majority
OF 4S In tho Lower
Branch Of Congress.
BIG SLIDE TO DEMOCRACY


The next House will apparently b DEM
ocratic by 20 majority
The Republican majority in the present
House in q
Two Socialists were elected in the Mil
waukes districts Of wisconsin.
Congress elections were held yesterday
in all the States OF the Union except Maine
and Vermont. which elected their members
earlier in the year. The present House.
elected in 1878. consists OF Sol members.
Of whom PIT are Republicans and ne
Democrats Including / Republican and
Democrats elected yesterday to f,li
vacancies)
The House Of the Sixty second Con ress.
elected yesterday for the term beginning
March =. 1911. and ending March 4. iois
will Consist Of ,he same number OF men,
bers According to TIE SUNS figures
the next House will stand: