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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
Yuiem.

@neien. - Der Oonberr Gan.
ser III 9neien, Ser id)on nrbriat)
bon ser p~olniidpn Greiie ongesriiten
mur0e, bat Defenders bnbllrh, oab er
on 8uiierS @eburtstas geilasat uno
ialuminiert bat, bon nellem Den llu-
,piaen ser Holen errest.
&roto d. i II. - &iir5lid) lit IN
Mcntoue, 100 er Seilung pon einem
2eioen iuhte. Der bieiige 9ralierei.
beiiser @iIbelm 3aseneIenboeen se-
itorbeu.
Hamitd . 9tnd) lGneerenl
2ei6en peritorb tier Ser areiSld)ul.
inipeftor Stulratb Soues i'm iait
pplenbeten Sd. 2ebensiabre. Sier
mar ct ieit Dem Sabre 1906 tb1tig.
8orber ipar er 4reisibulinipeftor in
8inne.
g CONFIDENT + |. - Ser 8a
%eenmeiiter Brandt ,puroe in ser
Had)t an Dem Dieiigen 9abnboie bon
eilem 3lise eriaBt uuo erbeblid, Der.
lest, iobaB ct dr5tlihe 9iilie in Nn.
ipr1lh nebmen muBte.
@ougromi 4. - Auf ser Stre.
dc Notwithstanding muroe 0rpi-
idyeu Sen Stationen Hombihim nno
Stempird,oipo bie 6iabrise Tohter
bes Stred mnrbeiters aubicfi iiber.
fohren. Gle erlitt einen idNpercn
ShGoelbrldl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
SjtpremNen.

nigsberg. - Erofelior Or.
&arl Halld,, allBeroroentliher Yro.
feiIor oes oelititen unb biirgerlifel,
Redts al llnierer Ilbertina, lit, olS
Natfolger BON Yroielior Serbert
Meper IN 9reSlau in MllSlid)t ecuom.
men luoroen, Der ben 9ebrItubI bon
Selir Oahu iibernebm.n miro.
d an j. IL, -. @lltSbeliser
8ronnu.@ eioebncn bat iein @ut fir
100000 Worf an Oen OomGncnp1h'
ter Iooli @ieaers . Neuenoori bel
Siidbauien uerfuuit.
Or. Sepbefrug. 9eim
Shlittihublallien ertriunfen lit Ser
%16iGbriae Sobu oes Seiibc~s @il.
helm Solitein bon bier. gr gerieth
I'M Saien IN Die Sobrrirne uno ging
ioiort inter, obrc ooB ibln Silic &c.
brad)t weroen fonnte. Noh furSer
.3eit ipllrbe er ais 2eife berausee.
6oaeu.
" oengorteu. - @on cinem
8robie1ler lit iuieoer inner Corr
lengciud)t poroen. IS murOe
bas ans bier @ebduoen beltebenoc
@eboit Ses @eiiterS aarl Gr5pmuu3ig
%ponItGnbig in 9(ihe aelegt.
Geeburg. - Cine Aobere ano'
benlfuIe miro ieitens ser Sta0t &C.
ariunbet. Mit 9eeinn oeS nei,cn
Shuliabres ioGcn sic beioen untcr'
1ten 6(olien eroifnet iuerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
Samnuuer.

Sannoncr. - Die Giniuohner.
Sobl Ser Stoot Sonncpcr puroe bonn
ItGotiiden Mmt mad, ben p%oriGhriaen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on l.. SN.
mar 1910 alii runb 285,O00 be.
red)rIet.
9nriin an e II. - Ourd, her.
o~bitiirsenbes @eitein %aetobtet .pllroe
I'M bieiieen 9erslperf Der Der.
b%eiratbete 9ergmann Iila,iit 4riiic.
@ottingcn. @%ereralleut.
na,t 3. Q. Otto Berger lit bier nad
Iangerem 3ranfeuIuger i'm 73. g..
bensiabrs e%eitorben.
Sarbure. Ger bisberige
ref)tsfunDiee Senator 9ilemnni
,puroe einitimntis fir Ben int 9Iptil
in ben 3nbeitanb tretcnofn SmoifuS
8eaener gum Stabtipuoiflls aesp1blt.
81 iinber - Sci ben bier pon.
5oseneu 9iirgerporiteberuoblen ,uur.
ocn geapdbIt I'M ~criten Giitrifte 2ano.
wirtb 6. SaDne, int britten 9iitrifte
Ielltier &ooetpalO.
Norbernep.- Sn Ser 9irfen.
lpobl suurbe EaItor Sieidel aus @il.
Delmsbi,rg Bel Sarbure als Haitcr
iiir Die bieiige @en,einbe selp1blt.
SSnabriid Il. - Seim Mui5iebcn
oes Oddities bel Der Reuelnniibie
~itiirste Der MiiaereeieGe 9rinfer in
Die MISUNDERSTANDING Sale unS er.
trauf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
ga6en.

9aben. 9aoeu. = Die critic
aer5tin miro oemnodlt in unlerer
Staot onrtiren, n1mIi1 6raulein Or.
Marie &obele aus sld)ern, ipelder nit
misunderstanding cine Iiiiiten5arjt.
ite1e i'm itaotiihen Granfenbailie nit
@irfurle pom 1. Mar5 |. S, iibertra.
gen ipurbe.
9reia d. = Nad) fur6er, aber
idiuerer 3ranfbeit lit Der beige 9es
5irfsar5t Or. Seroinanb Rittities I'M
as. 2ebeusiabre seitorbeu.
9urlad . = Der bieiise epang.
Staotpfarrer Speft erlitt einen
Shlogonfaa uno liegt nun ihwer
franf barnieber.
Sammereiienb a d. - Ser
&c Sabre alte IeOigc SaeIobner aon.
rao @interbaloer bon S6oIlod, tpur.
be orf Der SrtSitroBe in SdoGod)
foot oufgefunben.
Sffenburg. 4iirSIid) Der.
brannte oas 5lpeiid6rige 3ino bes
1oelobners gartb, n1breno Srou
8nrtb ibr Glteites ainb sur 8inOer.
ifule brafte.
Stn5beim. - tSier ipllrbe ser
60iGbriae 2%onoipi-b SEQ Sfneiocr
I'M 9orfbad,, BEL ser 9riidc. peId,c
al ieii1er 9ebauiung fiibrt, toot ol,i.
gefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

sscit Der oiamnnteuen Sodseit feier.
ten Die TaG.3bnersebelelite So9unn
Settler unb Srau Gsatbc, seb, Dtiibl'
bad)er oubier.
&leineisItngen. - Ser in
peiten 3reiien als @eoloee unb Glib.
lorid)er befaunte 9farrer Or. gngel
lit in Sen Sutherland aetreten.
9eutfirf ). Ole Sdiiletin
@0s ipuroe bon einem anOeren Wdb.
den nieoer9elprungen, nobel lie Den
8opi OIL einen 3oun idlug. sic
itar6 al SEN Solsen beS Stur5es.
ubinqen. Ger Shaffner
Sbermiiuer geriet6 inter einen nod
nidt gors it~initebeuoen 3us, ,uobet
inn Elm SUB ab~gefabren ipuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
Yranocnbmra.

GdIa,. - SSbren 50. Gebnrt3.
tog fcierte III S1rden Die WittlDe
Silent. Die dlteIte Herion bes Srics
unb Der llingegerb. in i%eltener for
perliher i,nb geiitiser Stride. Sros
bes bpbensfIters fam Die ltr.llrsrob.
mutter. bic i'm areiie ibrer @nfe( nilo
Gi,felinilen lebt. INNER nod oblle
Brittle ihreiben uno leien.
Griebebere. gs brnh aui
oem @rimbitiid oes @nitbofsbefser$
earl SdIelsfu, bier, Gener ans. Gs
itonoen orei Stdae in Slnmmen. bic
Bis ouf bic unfoiiunesfpdl,oe nieoe,.
%bronnten.
airdbais ia. Gs bronnie bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
0irttrmbera.

Stnttgart. - Der Sberneha.
infer Yetit, bon Ser Eelegrnpberin.
fpeftion. Cit sebiirtiser 6onissberser.
benuste Den bicnitfreien Nnd,nittaa
gum ShIitteriabrcn am Snierbprg.
Gr fam 6abci 81 Baa uno 5og lid
cine idhpere 8ebirncrihiittcrltng GIT.
aammeridnser Seinrif) Sontbciir,
ser Neitpr Ser beutifen Senoriiten.
fam III beneioerspertter forperlider
uno eaiitiser Stride ietnen 80. @e.
burtstda ieiern,
Graifsbeim - 9as jeltene
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
Hteimlano.

&oln. Spurio5 ncri6wuR.
ben iino III lester 3eit in a6ln nteb.
rere Yerlonen. ulo 5lpnr Infer 10
eigentbiimliden llinit1nDen. oab nit
Yeitimmtbeit anf Elm @erbrcdeu &C.
ihloiien iuer6en FAM. SO Der.
idjwano anf 9ebeimltiBpolle Weiie
Der ~11jdbrise Shller @eors Wirs.
MdItrihteritraBe AZ. aae Nadlicr.
idunsen aud burd, bieBolijei bliebcn
eriolelos. Nm 4. Nopember b. ~.
nerifwaro ploslif oic 16i1Eria.
alara @imborn, Siaeritrobp a.;
aid bier iiibrten Sic Na9icridnt.
gen gu feinem Grfols.
Gapellen (Gr. Brercnbroif).
= Die GHelente CIR. @ihmann nnS
asnes, geb. peih, ieiertrn Die ooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
gnrembnrg.

Wn6 W oMborf. : lie Ti1d
slnton 9ieoerih lit III oiientlitsr
Yeriteiscrprg Dem Shierar3t peters
fir Sie Sutrine bon 10000 5rorts
5neaiflnlen morben.
n il melingen. Ger Berg.
mann SrGotr Difgcr mrrha ii, eiiier
Briibr sn ..Strinbers" bon herab'di.
Ienben, @eitcin %setroiicr NIB ioiort
setobtet: CT mar % Sabre oft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
GAfesnia.G pfhein.

Die 3dblui1s ser SIR.
5eit in Mtora IeeritehenOen Wobnun.
gen boben erseben. onB 2033 @obn.
uneen, fir bic I'M Sabrcsnliette runb
cine Willion Warf gu 5ablen iino,
teer iteben.
9 tn nj. = Ons Sotel Titbriar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

m%ardbcrinae seitoblen?" Ginbrc.
der: I'D bin MN nal 10 patriotiid),
Serr Hid)ter!"
Heue. Jrou (alts oas Stu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

benn1od)en eine 8nie Ser6ridyt):
.unb gernbe sic mar mir 9cItern
nod 81 itabe sur YefrGftigltng mel.
,er Ooroinenpreoist!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

serIiden 9arteien, gairoeripaIfcr
Sris Mtade, nit fnapper MeDrhcit
iiber Den SUPPLEMENTARY Der Oas
Wanont biSber inne bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

ia lit eiu pabrer Gngel. MIR einen
Sebler bat lie" Ytno Der
more?" sic lit sic Sohter zines
- arlilen SeuiclS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

aus Sem 8erihtsiaal. -
Midter: n@aruni bnben Sic bon oll'
ben 8crrdtben inn Seller Ser Solo
MISUNDERSTANDING eerao. Die 9is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

2atoni d.. - SEER 4, cine Mr.
belt pertieit ol3 ibm Elm SanIirer
@oore anbietet) /: y@raiihc nid)iS.
bite, ihnteibcn Sic lidJ binauS!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

sdwerc Strafc. @cfdna.
nie gniicber: Ser fir odlt Iose
onf @oiier itno groS qcicbtc StrGf.
ling Hr. lt6 bsriinmt lid INNER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

nod rel,itent!" - 0ireftor: so,
hnnn loll Der Aerl tGglidl 20 Seiteu
oiis benz aod)biid) abidJreiben."
Ter ein5igeJebler.-n Gr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
grannidueig.

WoIfenbIttef : Bel Der
Stnotoerorbnrte,rucbf ;nr hrittcn
0foife ficstc Der aonoibat Der bir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11
SHARPSH0OTER WITH GUN
GUARDED BALLOT BOXES
Result Of Election In Twelfth Penn
sylvania District Is Still
in Doubt.

POTTSvILLE. Pa, November 1.-THE
congressional fight in the twelfth Penn
sylvania district, which was apparently
settled in favor Of Robert e. Lee. demo-
Graf, Is still In doubt, as there are fifty
nine votes in question due to misunder-
standing as to the meaning Of the clerk s
figures on the return sheets. Lee has a
plurality of nine votes as 1t stands. but
the fifty-nine in dispute are liable to go
either way. Robert D. Heaton. the re-
publican candidate. still claims the cleo
ton. Lees majority may be cut to two
by one of the districts, leaving forty-six
votes still in doubt.
The computing board is In session again
to-day endeavoring to bring In anal Off,
cial verdict.
II is said that sharpshooter with an
army rife was stationed on a housetop all
night with commanding view OF the In
terror Of the prothonotary's Office, where
the lights were kept burning, with the
ayowed purpose of shooting any one who
attempted to enter the Office to tamper
with the returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11
ENDS INDIGESTION
IN A FEW MOMENTS.
Gas, Heartburn, Sourness and All
Misery From Stomach Vanishes
Before You, Realize It.

Nothing win remain undigested or sour on
your stomach IL you Will take a little Dispep-
sin occasionally. This powerful digestive and
antacid, though as harmless and pleasant as
candy. will digest and prepare for assimilation
into the blood all the food you can eat.
Eat what -FOUR stomach Graves, without the
slightest fear Of Indigestion OF that you will be
bothered With sour. risinss. Belehing Gas on
Stomach. Heartburn, Headaches from stomach,
Nausea. Bad Breath Water Brash or a feeling
like you had swallowed lump Of lead, or
other disagreeabie; miseries. Should you be sui.
fering now from any stomach disorder you can
get rciief within I've minutes. :.
II you will get from your pharmacist a 5o-cent
case Of Pape's Diapepsin ypu conid always 60
to the table with hearty appetite. and your
meals. would taste good because you would
know there would be no Indigestion or Sleepiess
nights or Headache or Stomach misery all the
next day; and, besides. you would not need lax
atives or liver pills to keep your stomach and
bowels clean and fresh.
Papes Diapepsin be obtained from your
druggist, and contains more than sufficient to
thoroughly cure the worst case Of Indigestion
or Dyspepsia. There is nothing better FIR Gas
on the Stomach or sour odors from the stomach
or to cure Stomach Headache.
You couldn't keep a handler or more useful
article In the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11

The socialists cast about $4,000 votes in
New York state, 1t is estimated now. II
the estimate is right, Charles Edward Rus
sell, their candidate for governor. will
have run third, polling more votes than
John ]. Hopper, the Independence
Leagues candidate, or. indeed. than Will
liam r. Hearst, for lieutenant governor.
RusselPs vote In Greater New York will
run above q, 800; Wanhope, candidate for
governor in 1908, polled 1888 votes in this
city, although the registration was larger.
In Buffalo the socialists polled 5000 votes,
against 775 two years ago; Rochester gave
the party 2,2S4. aout twice as many as in
1908; Schenectady. 1850, against $50.
The socialists greatest triumph was to
elect Victor L. Berger to Congress In Mil
waukee, the first of his political creed to
sit I'm the national House. In Reading,
Pa, they elected James H. Maurer to the
legislature, also the first socialist chosen
to that body. On the morning after cleo
ton Maurer, q plumber went about his
work remarking simply:
81 don't expect to be able to accom-
plish very much. but mean to raise the
devil"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11
GROSNER, 1913 PA. AVE.
SUFFERS SEVERE BURNS.
Miss Fannie Beall, Attacked With
VERTIGO. Falls Against Oil Heater.

Miss Fannie Beall was attacked with
vertigo last night while comnlng her
hair at her home. 20 Foxhali road' ana
fell against an oil heater. Her nanos'
neck and shoulder were severely
burned. Her escape from death was
narrow. Had the stove been overturned
and the fluid ignited Miss Beali wouio
probably have lost her life. she was
discovered some time after the accl-
dent by another occupant OF the mousse,
the latter having gone to inquire ABOUT
her delay in keeping an engagement. AT
the Georgetown Hospital, to which MISS
Bean was at once hurried, 1t was founo
her condition was serious. II Is eA-
pected now she will recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11
MONTANA STILL IN DOUBT.
Both Parties Claim Legislature
Which Will Elect Carriers Successor.

HELENA, Mont, November 11.-With
United States senatorship as the prize,
managers are sending trusted representa-
tives to five counties in the state where
legislative returns are still incomplete.
Upon these five counties, with five dis
puted seats, depends the political COM
plexion of the Montana legislature, which
will elect a successor to Senator Thomas
H. Carter.
without the disputed seats the demo-
Gratis will have fifty votes on joint ballot
and the republicans forty-seven. The
democrats, therefore. have to win two
of the votes in order to control while
the republicans will have I'd win five
to get the f1fty-two votes necessary to
aiarf a senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11
CONTEST OF POWERS SEAT.
Report That Kentucky Delegation
Will Make Appeal to House.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November Ire
ports which are freely circulated, and
which are neither affirmed nor denied by
democratic leaders, are to the effect that
there is a movement to have the nine
democratic representatives of the Ken
lucky delegation make concerted effort
to have Caleb Powers unseated as repre-
sentative of the eleventh Kentucky dis
trict.
Congress. it Is reported, will be asked
to deny Powers his seat on the ground
that he has thrice been convicted of fell
ony and has not been acquitted by a
jury. Gov. Wilson's pardon, 1t is contend
ed, does not have the same effect as an
acquittal on the charge OF completely in
the Goebel assassination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11

Mr.. Dooley says next Sunday in The
Sunday Star: Twill be fine. TIL front
dures will all be In tn roof, Yell have
q flynn wheelbarrow to do ye'er wurruk
with. It's goin' to change tn whole way
we have Nv movin' around. II I was
q shoemaker I'd feel very low in me
mind. No wan will go on fut. An
as f'r ownin' a railroad, q man might as
well put his money into Sedan chairs,
dive mind"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11
Wyoming Democratic on Governor.
MAY WIN BY ONE VOTE.
Result in Buffalo Congressional Dis.
trict Not Likely to Be Contested.

BUFFALO. N. Y, November IA
recount Of the vote in the thirty-sixth
congressional district by the secretaries
of the republican and democratic or
CARNATIONS indicates that out of a total
vote of 1855, Representative D. s. AL
axauder, republican, and Charles B..
Smith, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
League candidate. had each received the
same number-20,6S4.
There is an error in computing total
on one of the tally sheets. which the re-
publicans concede should be allowed, and
which will give Mr.. Smith majority of
one vote.
A contest on behalf of Representative
Alexander is improbable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11
MAY REDISTRICT CONNECTICUT
Doubt Expressed as to Legality Of
House Members Election,

NEW HAVEN, Conn. November H.
In connection with the reelection OF
Congressman at large John Tilson, re-
publican, the question of the redistrict-
ing of the state so as to provide for five
congressional districts. instead of the
present four and one congressman at
large, has been brought forward by demo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11
OREGON DEMOCRATIC.
Republican Candidate for Governor
Admits Defeat by $500.

PORTLAND, Ore, November 11.-Esti-
mates that. Oswald West, democratic can
didate for governor. carried the state
by from 5000 to $500 majority will stand
until the Official canvass of the votes
is made. Jay Bowerman (rep) comedies
that he lost the race by about $500 votes.
Analysis of the count, SO far as 1t has
progressed, seems to justify the predic-
ton that the woman suffrage amendment
has been defeated by about $1,000 ma
jority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11
EIGHT SENATE SEATS
GAINED BY DEMOCRATS
Reduces Republican Majority
to Ten and Gives Insur-
gents Control.

The democrats will have in the next
Congress eight more senators than at
present, according to present indications.
while the democrats will be in full pos
session of the House by a plurality of
ffty-nfne or sixty, the republicans will be
in control of the Senate by plurality of
ten. The standing will probably be: Re-
publicans, Of: democrats, Al.
The changes that will be made in the
Senate. as indicated by the results of
Tuesdays elections. are:
These to Be Togaless.
Indiana will send democrat, probably
John W.. Kern. in place Of Albert J.
Beveridge. republican.
Maine will send a democrat In place
of Eugene Hale, republican.
Missouri will send a democrat in place
of William Warner, republican.
Nebraska will choose a democrat, Gill
bert M. Hitchcock, to wear the toga now
on the shoulders of Elmer J. Burkett, re-
publican.
New Jersey voters have declined to
return John Kean, republican, and will
substitute a democrat.
New York's democratic legislature will
elect a democratic senator in place of
Chauncey M. Depew of the G. o. p.
OhioS choice will fall upon a demo-
crat to take the place of Charles Dick,
republican.
West Virginia will send a democrat in
place OF Nathan B. Scott, republican.
Carter's Seat In Doubt.
The democrats may gain two more seats
when the full returns from Nevada and
Montana are received. This would reduce
the republican number to forty-nine, only
two more than a majority of the upper
house, and would give the democrats for
ty-three. AS there are at least six in
surgents on the republican side of the
upper house, they will hold the balance
of power. Senator Nixon is ahead in the
primaries in Nevada Tuesday. They are
only advisory. and WOULD not be binding
on democratic legislature.
One sure result of the election has been
to take .the control of the Senate out of
the hands of the old conservative SEN
ators, where it has been for over q
decade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11

Next Governor Will Be Republican
Democrat Comes to Senate.

OMAHA, Neb., November 11.-Almost
complete returns show that the repub-
lican state ticket has. been elected by
pluralities ranging from 5000 to 5000.
The latter figure represents the lead Of
Aldrich, republican, for governor, over
Dahlman, democrat. For United States
Senator. G. M. Hitchcock has won over
Senator Burkett by about 10000 ma
jority.
The next legislature, according to I'M
official returns, will stand 10 democrats
and IA republican in the senate, 81 demo-
Gratis and AZ republicans In the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11
SOCIALIST PARTY VOTE
GAINS 60 PER CENT
Increases Throughout Country
From PSI, PSF in 1908 to
396, 200 in 1910.

The socialist vote showed large gains
all over the country, except In the lower
middle west. The returns are not all
In, but the following comparative table
Of the socialist vote Of Tuesday and
two years ago will prove to- be very
nearly correct:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11

Olive frey Of Snithsburg. Nd, while
filing a stove with coal, unknowingly
threw a small kitten into the stove and
1t was burned to death. Kittie was fast
asleep on top Of the bucket Of coal and
Mr.. frey did not notice the cat when he
put in the coal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11
Both Parties Claim Oklahoma

GUTHRIE, Okla. November 11.-Both
political parties still claim! the state as a
result Of Tuesdays election. Returns re-
ceived, however. indicate that Lee Cruce,
democrat, was elected governor by plu-
rality ranging from 5000 to 10000.
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over their banks. Many villages have
been inundated. At Nancy alone there
were 500 homeless. Immense damage has
been done. The valley traversed by the
river Moselle is one vast lake. Many
factories have stopped work. The river
saone threatens to invade the famous
Criiesot steel works.
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BRYAN's ELECTION COMMENT.
Says Democratic Control Of House
Means Champ Clark for Sneaker.

LINCOLN, Neb.. November 11.-Wfl-
liam Jennings Bryan has given out this
comment on Tuesdays election:
Democrats have reason for rejoicing.
The election returns indicate democratic
gains throughout the country. The next
Congress will be democratic by a safe
majority, which means Champ Clark for
Speaker and the overthrow Of Cannon.
The democrats gain several seats in the
United States Senate, and these, with
gains made by the progressive republic
cans, make it probable that the Senate
will submit constitutional amendment
States senator's by direct vote Of the
people.
Mr.. Taft had an opportunity to rec
ommend the submission Ct this amend
ment, and had he done so he would have
secured the credit for his administration !;
but ne failed to do SO, and now the honor
will go to the democrats and progressive
republicans.
1.-THE democrats have carried New
and Indiana. The result in a number Of
states Is in doubt, but enough Is certain
to give the democrats reason to hope for
a presidential victory In 1912 IL the new
democratic Congress makes god record.
Let us hope that the democratic members
will appreciate their responsibility"
Shafroth's Plurality About is, 900.
DENVER, November 11.-Late figures
indicate that Shafroth's plurality for
governor will be around 1900.
OREGON DEMOCRATIC.
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e. d. Kepner. aged eighty-two years, or
Oakland, Nd, who served In the civil
war, died Thursday morning at the nome
of his daughter, Mrs. Alvin +. GETTY d
Cumberland.
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Mrs. Cassandra EicheIberger. widow of
Martin Eicheiherger, formerly OF Rocky
Ridge, died at Liberty, Nd, Wednesday.
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PARIS, November ia serious flood
situation has developed In eastern France.
The river Muerthe and its tributaries are
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Totals .................. 500, 200 25
Cast $4,000 Votes in New York.

So in two years the socialists gained
144.943 votes. or nearly 60 per cent, In the
whole country