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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18
Yartirnna eines SdlnIpIases.

gcsRegelie gg2sacts fuerasu sniasgsneenoE.
msn III oer Itflce oec &lerss nonl Hc1Ie VI
seataitor, tm orttitn Etod. Gup paa. lis I'm
IL nhr Watags aw GloHiaa, ben 4 1eseutber
rial nHo 8erridiuHg aIlsf arbeit. pel1e nolp'
mfiI6i9 ~, Am be GratniruEe. 9fIaiiclH unb
9'arfirurn eineS Zbeilee bes RInpes 3n perboa.
liGHbieeHt Der has 3'ieHtlthe SGzIGebaabs pon
AlnicH @!Gce Amel5i. geseger on eeg Eltopi.'
sce pen oeI asHieH Hoab nHe 2Gnb apenlss
eifiimu.uHe NIT ben 4lansH uHo SpesififotiS.
aei, mel4e ~ eRr Gisiee bes lniee essteneien
aalliepsn ~ Oil aselt @eart Girose In befaG'
ter Staet Cincinnati
Ter 2rets bep urbslt arb bes aant1sals mub
ienaLai san9egenen f9srbsH. rnb Die Sseienceri
uIoeen anaeboif 1ar tTenbetHen posg alle bon
osn narlteoeiine. aoHifrufttons<4ci,eR untsr.
pFfiien. nGmlth
=, Qtaeirune. aafsHIeenna. Qcraets mlnuer,
@fl1lterr LHo Get 4ools, Qseferung une 0fle.
SURG eiHes 2edcH'iDeIanpes, 9enIeHt.agflase,
ia!Ig iino 6aHaiiitraEa@sarhctf.
=. 5eoes aHpebDf mig ben sirlnen elmer iebeu
9eIfen snibaIiea.. bic baran beibeiIigi 80, uEo
nas Don eiHer GGrnnfie BON stTser niat ante
leNtrieH 4crIoH beslsifef felH TN Gsirage bon
trei6ia 4roSeai bes Eetrages bonn aHaebcf. fos
bah, ipeHH iei5tees aaaeBomTssn tpgreen folIis.
flhruia Der Nrbcii orbenslitS geiiAesf IN.
LIE @n3eboie HiiifeB arr ssorHiAinea ee.
MQat neseeH. ipepe III btr Effife oss unies.
scinHsieH 81 srlaFgsR ftnD. IN psrits9eI!sB 4cu.
fhetis eingerg'cht uno eeufli1 naf Ger aubeH.
obeI ip.e es Der aaa erbetfheH mag.
Der @oare Q. ebaeafssp betdlf fi6 bas .eeAi
por, irgsnoeIu aHpebot. iraenDftnsH Ibsil uof
sfasnoflneH. o6sr nue auoebotc sHriG Gsu.netsr
Etc glrsfcaft etrsr garett goutpogf vi bs.
aI6s u fssTss. saas. J. ss a.ss sss ssSS g srss
4,s,..s,a. SE1sSsS,sa,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

bes eroBen griinen 9lpporatefoitens
iuRo nelb Elm bouiihes apn5ert bon
aIinaeI. uno Rl1ndiignalen in einenl
groBen StellDerf al lebbdften Ser.
febrS5eiten iid3 ablpielt. @s lit elm
epiges gluf iiilo glb, ein Shrillen
in0 Sdmmern, elm GIirren urtb &ne.
dell in ons nod oas Stolen DER 3ii.
sc urlb Dos 3iihen bes 2ofontotip.
ountpfes btneinihollen. Ter gellenOe
Shrei oes mobernen 8erfebrs tont
poE ben bier etteen 81noen fpieber.
gei Den Stelltperfen alterer gnit.
art fino nod beute sum SteIIen Der
Signale utb Der @eihen ntadtiae
&ebel ltm3uIegen. ol,rh beren getbd.
tigung lange 1rabtsiige in geipegitne
geieet neroen. Ga baben Die Gsdrter
ouh tildJtige f0rperlthe gtrbeit 5u
leiiten. I'm ibnen Diele ob5unebnlen
uno ibren nebr 3eit gum aoittroIli.
ren bes gar5en apparotes 5u geben
it:to IeBt Die eleftriid)en SteIIiperfe
neu etngeiiibrt iporoen, Die 3ugIeih
nod cine feiitere Siferung geipob.
rem. 0amit nun bas ipieleno Ieifte
3rebcn Der fIeinen 4pntofte Die Be-
pegllng Der iehr ifperen giienitiife
an ben gerpiinid)ten Stellen beipirft,
bot ieoes Sigual uto iebe @eid,e Ell.
Hen elgenen Gleftronrotor. Run fonn.
tc es oortormell bob orrrh irgeno.
cine St0rititg elm FOLDER eieftronto.
tor niht onipritlt. gei Den SignoIen
beoeutete oas feine 8efabr, oeitn Die.
le rpitroen IN einem ioIhen Soq i'm.
mer arf Salt. bIeiben, aber cine 8ei.
d)e, Die nidyt, fpie Der g8drter on.
ntuult, ii6 uingelegt bot, fomtte Ieift
cine autaltropbe berbeifiibren. "a.
nit bas niht geiteben fam, 5eigt
ic0e g9ethe ibren Stonb i'm SteIIperf
an ltlto iDenn Die feine 3ltr1e niG9t
gon8 croft on Der Mutteribiene Iiegt,
etrpo oeStalb, tpeiI Elm sSrernof0rper
ho3IptidengefaIlen III, ertont iofort
cine id)arfe aIingeI Die Ieid,c beuIt,
Die Der SSohmanr iagt. Cine ipeite.
re gereiherime hes b0uiihen aon.
5erts I'M SteIliperf.
8enn on elmer SteIIe, no oa oieie
Observation-Disclosures oorbanben
'tno, bod elm llngIiid paIIirt, 10 1T
oo& iebr trouriG ober lnabmenobor.
Genn ouh Der 9IofDdrter 6roben i'm
Shurn iii rur ein Werin uno ieIbit
6as munoerooLIite GtelIrpert unrol,
tomlHcnes 01eniheluperf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

Die 9ftibab. Der italteriTds
RaubanfaQ auf SripoIis bat cine
Dtrtung sr3eugt, BON Der ii6 bic 8srs
anitalter Des 3ugss nitt boben trdus
men Iofen. Der gan5s Sslam Roros
afrttas uHo ara5isns its6t in Moffsn
9esen Die GiHbringIiugs. Qus benz
Utun0s beg Steits Senuii tam Die
8ertiinotgune oss bsiiiaen arieoss.
4us allen SbeiIen nss Qunhes ellen bic
helBbIitigen, rerDigsu Sobne Der Diis
tie auf benz Ruden ihrer pferbs unb
6ameIe bsrbei, I'm bic osmoniihe
9erri6oft in Ror0ofri.a, bic fir fis
gIeihbeosuteno tit nit Der Serrf9aft
oes SsIams, gsgen Die areu8fa5rsr
oes 20. Sabrbunbsrts gu i5uBen. Der
p0iaibab", Der heiIige arieg, Der in
Roroofri.a eriIdrt purbe, lift, 10 Ieien
mir I'M ,GsmauiT6en QIppo", cine Der
eriten uno beiIigiten pfIitten b.s gaos
bammeoansrs. Sn Grfiiuunq bieIer
YfLtAt bransen bic QnbGngsr bss
45rppbeten I'm sriten SubrbunSert Der
9eoidrd 5ur Gro6erung bes 6riitlis
9en Srtsnts unb eben ienss goros
afritas Dor, um bus jsBi elm sntI9eis
benoer arieg nit ben Gnteln iensr
ROmer gefiihrt pirb. Der 3T5ibab
if Elm riitiihtsloisr anmpf fir ben
Glaubsn bes prop betsn, uber er Bee
itebt ni6t nur in einem unqeftiimsn
IsIoenftaftItdsa 4ngriff. CT srfDrs
bert, penn mir ouf bic SabiiTs, bic
6ur5 bic 5rabitiou begIaubigten asu.
berungeu bss prophetsn suriidgeben,
audi ods Gufsebot annerer Grdfte ais
Der r0ben aroft beg QnTturm.s. gs
1T, ben n9aoif." sufOIss, pfIi6t bss
Utobammeoaners. untst BEN Gpms
maHoo jebes 5serfiihrers, fper es uu6
1el IN ben arieg 5u siehen uHb babel
Die iittlihen uub ritu.Len 9ori6riften
Der Religion auf bos petnIitfie gu
beoba4ten. Inter bie'en 9orjariftsn
iit bic pom militGrii1en GeIihtspunts
te Die tpiatisTts, ben 9sIebIen bss
Gmirs Uoer Jihrers unbsoinetsn 9es
borIam 81 leiiten unb in Sreue unb
0eoulo on ben Srten uussubarren, gu
bersn 8ertbeioiguns man bsftsIIt III.
Sn elmer unpersn 8aoiiTe tpirb ben
9laubensItrsitern onbtfobl.n, bic
Na4t auf bsm 9Diten pbns Sblaf
un6, psnn es n0tbig lit, ben Gag in
5aiten 5u perbringsn. Die Gorge fir
ibrs 5auliIisn oarf bic aGmpfer niht
6eunrubipen, henn eine anotre 5abiiie
befieblt, ben Jrausn unb ainbsrn Der
8lnubenstdmpfer gu beIfen (burm.tun
niFa I'm mubf6abibin). Der Diais
bab mub itsts bos bobe 3iel Der 4us>
breitung pDer Der 9ertbsibisung beg
GIuub.ns bsrfolgen. Gin arisg, Der
Der blobsn 8ersrDberung bes 9efibs
ftdnoes gilt, Tam niemals Dhibab
iperben. Gbenio tperben bic
nur nit Rudiiht auf bic 2Dhnung in
ben ariegeritanb eintretenbsn qsrios
nen ntht als .Shebib-,. aIs WGrtprsr,
betrahtet perben f0nnen. Di,jenigsn
aGmpfer bagesen, bic in einem Gldus
benstriege fallen, tperben pollft6nbiger
SiinDenpergsbung tbeilbaftis. Sbrer
9erpflihtuns.n tperben
fie jeboh nidt lebis. Rur bieS1sbibs,
Die in etnem Sessefeht gefdllen iinb,
iperben aud bon ibren Ghulben uHo
Ionftisen 9erpflittungen entbunben.
Msr isin 9ers auf Der 3unse trds.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18
Mhtmng, fatboliiMe I6rifer!

Elm goHnfna, teH TO- 9cpembsr. finast In
ssseg ftarf
aGe E.tislteber Bee Crbsrs, fomie bic Eer.
nnnpitr berf.ryeenn gHftgiisbsr finc tlnmir
f{tnHeit41f stnoslassH, ~ On ssr 0ssn ~ be-
xlsa Assssss GSesssss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

4. q. 3. d.

Ten Wriibcrn Der sSerutnniaaoas go. ia.
3. 6. e.. g.. sur Aa6ricsf. AeB rrubsr arten
tslortir GIN I6. 5srpenhsr Gsii0rten tn Ter.
telbs lpirb tsuie H16,nttfag nm Iltr BON
Gralfrtoaia 30. 1920 atrsus Strdbe asis
spn ben ssamisn 6sT eDas eur hstsH Rnts
fidtte GeleiisI.
aHhreas SpG fnaffsr, g. aR.
gpbE y. SrtntWau. Eefr. &c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18
Cincinnati surnaemeiube.

IeeeIfndbige 5emesHnesg3srfnnyrtIun heufe
Mbrnh. Iie Srrntfetnne Der DiitgIlqts. u !.
&C.. foipts aa1ese Ei6tiss 0ef4afie scniE:ea sIr
q. GtfermaH 1. Sprerer.
~ U. SGieIs. gstrifirporf Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

SarIebeu auf Brunbeieent6um.

CrftIt6eS aapitaI IN groben gosr ;Iss.
ueH @rir6aeH Az urb b4r
IEf stH nne1 ugtxsre sgcbre
Qrefar 1si Cfi 4. StE.. ZtSYcn glAe j.
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3n perfaufenSai,ier.


ptms str saDitssES 7Ss eitsiS SRI an ass
$1,000 obsr iueHiocr iauien bieieIban: ber.
mteteet on $40 per @srfai~
@eba e4T garfieib aee.,
nnhe Seedm Cir. 4.3trnsr @Tid: pof S05<
fdufen bcfTeIfe; mir braudben GeIb lsnb ca
rrnb eIfaitft tversen.
fsrnns ben s 8iminern 0ns nnb gSdffsr; in
eriter Gi1iie Sifitnne; Got 2bS<f00 5n etner
al.e; issf IeerIiepeiib; gte ,gerbs. ilb.I. ilbsr.
InfGf fcin nber ben ntebrigeu Brets; fistne
Gffcrten iperben ebeHfans dreenon,nen.
l.-------~----------------
BIabnone gbe, aeaeniiter Der 1orrerrs
MD1o Citation, bibfdes 2sito6f1fs SroSfe, o
btfEnsr. men tnpe5tri nno aitgelftthen Duadl. Du
ipees;. e foiiste mic nbsE szOVo: syoo
bdnr f1ufeH baiieIbe. G6slfel on Der 1ids
ftou. II
GIabnone aSe., so 249s. speIies 6aus
reltfit rcn Der aorrenec Dloa6 Sintions. Q
$40 Der Dsrnni bis besabl.; ielns .Ginfpen'
burg geaen .sarbtge. ecbiiitfd be'm Sta'
gtne Cir, no 1882. Sipif9sa eissris nnD
ia0 SUB sur gamer sir.: foiisien lbsr
$4,000; 81 900 Uber tceutaer tuufen btefels
ben; nsrmietbet sg s76 per Waosaf. Wloti
etn Nnaebol III
@alnni stIIs. go. 2sis acnton. Str.
israre bon . 3smmern,. Cos unb Qsn'ferI IN
a1es: Iesriieben6 Gle trsrben lber ban ME.
eriseu Rreis hserrni1i fem III
sshGmsriIIs, BIC. CAT Garfield Eberus,
nate Eebain en-. 4sSimurer Wrsa; Rct 30E
$50 Cub; ieitets losr $1,000; $500 ooer sps.
ninsr fauAn eafieI5e: fvtr brnncen 0Sib nsio
mlilen psraHfen. II
W bnrr Sfr, 30. 2Tl, Cottage ncr 3trs.
EIern. Got E5XiU0 Tut sur HIee gle irers
fcr ifter Der nienrf1cn m-etE flherro'caf feiE;
iirtur Cffertsu tpetbeu ebenfaas Gaaerorl'
Hen grefap. II
eareru abe, so 44io. 8 8inrmrp: Der
nHtere siod 6ernstsite' ~ si2. Der ehers
Gie1 an $40: b0>S2n0 SGb: si0o tonr uns
s2s rsr r1onni Grefns II
G0Iumbta abs.. 80. $3.50. basfees 2@tos.
sion baoE une $50 per gsctai BIS besftlt
Qrelsp. III
9n nerfaafeu-sSarinen
me ant 1 TpnptI I e~oserrlfesSEm &der,
GIes AottonrpoHn. .esriorQi nur5 1isbenee
GEeuen: snei sc 4orit;Eier an slrcper, strsi
Eiees Ton ssr Irufiicn: lfsHfr psbtaeunacH.
gtefap. II
sgs.sihgsr h. sssatlsssg. Rsssa1tSaIL
S Sagscrtass asnc. 'ift StGt Eslagrsk ar ntTfs II:
SasHcr auic sferhe, Silen sabe,
I Setter. 2 gsnesH gaeen, 10 zdsr eaias
@ sgsHqgs s,,. 4ssn St 2HassstOa5s ,ss a, ano
nafi unb een grariien>gaTs s2.750: ~
brar, Der Geft rn& 9grem g9uRfdhe. Saeesn
x caffeH, 70 SertH rGbG- 2iurtann. G.
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StaIb an Ereitaa. hea II ae5vWber 1911.
aM $50 sed6mitfnqf,
Gertrude SnusIptr,
geb; acesrman, III t5rsr 90bEarg SD. Ills
Buler Sir, gd nbnrne lie 8ett ner Eeerbts
sang miIo ipaicr tsidniH eeulatt i'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

Wer fsin 9er5 auf Der 3unse trdst,
loa's rpsnigitsns tsin augenGi4snes
,Mfnu! 5otxn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

GdInuf GtfIs-ssp. 2415 senion CIR.
fSrnn1s Bon 3innern, @as nHb gSaffsr; tn
erfter Gioile Sifitnne: Got 2bS<foo 5a etner
Gash: isef IeerftsHeitb gle tperbe1s ilbsrs
InfGf fem iber ben rieorigeu Breis: fistae
Efferten iperben ebeHfoIIs dneeIionlmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

u Tabiipne abe, eseeriiter Der Iorrerfs
gaooo citation, biibfd,es 2sito6iges syrame. o
StfHnsr. neu tnpe5trt nno angeltriheH burdl.
ipees; es toilette uti6 uber 5000; 5000
banr fnufeH baiieIbe. S6satfieI on Der 1ia'
ftoH. III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

atftrusouIe CTR. i0e2 3spst ginmeg
sfpsiier gtoc btrigu: sfrei 3smrzer bgiffeT
EinS. 5roHi. GEes itnb grrts hens Simmer
1ak IN ieesm SiHJmes Ens In ofE Gale. b
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&c ba m nsbtIIe-Gc car Bdrfieio aec.,
nnbc Sebdm Cir, 4s3trnner ggid: Got Box
fdufen bafTeIte; mir brannea DeIb usib ca
urib pHfaitft tuerbeu.
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GIabitpne abe, 80. 2486. sspe.ies 6aus
freftEit Ron Der aorrenee Dlcab Sintionr o
Stntufr, 2 fSdmtItcH: 500 baar nHn ber Ne'f
Si9 per WarHat BITS begabIsi fetne &inipaH'
BURG geaen sSdrbiae. gdpsiltid be'm Sta'
ttcHEs@gerien. III
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RI. 1882 ptue Ctr, stpiftteu aitertp mno
@rseff Ctr, aipft 3sft5digs Hrids: Got 20%
lzo bic SnrFcr Gn.; Toilette hber $4,000;
$1,000 pber fpeHigcr fnufen biefeIbtn. ber'
intellect 81 $76 per Msrnaf
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8utes bsutf6se .yanb9en ,nr nGocrsiz
eansurbsst. s2is Esaoeburr abe. Oh 9sal
iIai Sils fT-iUs
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Green str, giret s3ftt6dige gGiGe: foi coy
100 3ub sur gamer Ctr: foiisten nber
$4,000: s. 900 pber ,venteer tulfen btefels
ben: nsrmietbet 81 s76 per Aaoaat. Wlnti
etif In1ebot III
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-08
Judge Denies that He
Pulled Judicial Nose

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 7-Former County
Judge c, L. Moss testified in a case In
which he is sued for $4,000 for an alleged
tweaking of the judicial nose Of George
]. Dodd, also former county Judge, be-
fore a jury in the circuit court here to-
day.
Judge Moss admitted having callel
Judge Dodd an insignificant little
shrimp but denied having fnger nails
as long as a Chinaman's" as was ac-
cussed, or that he had "clutched" Judge
Dodd by the throat or nose lie did,
however, he admitted, lay his hand upon
Judge Dodd's shoulder. but In a manner
so gentle as g. be almost caresslng
Judge Moss described the instance three
years ago when In a tax suit Judge Dod1
had intimated that a statement Of hSs
was Untrue.
Il said TO him you might as well call
me liar' said Judge Moss, and then
I reached for him. But I never had any
malice against him and have not nov.
feel sOrTy for him"
Judge Moss Is more than Elk feet uEd
weighs 10 pounds. Judge Dodd Is small
OF stature and weighs aboE 40 pounds
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-08
OHIO

COLUMBUS, o. Nov. THE indica-
tions are that George j. Karb, democrat,
has been elected mayor by a plurality OF
about 1000 Mayor Marshall, republican,
and Alvah Eby socialist are running
neck-ahd-Eeck for second place.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 7.-Returns re-
ceived early tonight indicate that the
election in this city for mayor is very
close. Henry T. Hunt democrat for
mayor is running ahead of his ticket.
CLEVELAND. o., Nov. 7.--Basing the
estimate on returns from twenty-one pre-
cincts. democratic leaders are claiming
the election OF Newton l.. Baker political
heir Of the late Tom l., Johnson by from
10000 to 5000 for mayor. Republican lead
ers concede the defeat Frank G. Hogen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-08
TAFT VOTES In HOME CITY
Speaks at Banquet Of Commercial
Club in Cincinnati.
LEAVES FOR KENTUCKY TODAY
Chief Executive RStires ON Board
PrIVhte Car at Conclusion of Ills
Address Hcndy 10 start
for Frankfort.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 7.-President Tafts
second day In Cincinnati led him TO the
polls like thousands Of his fellow citizens,
mado him the guest at luncheon of tho
Manufacturers club, where he said he
expected TO come back to Cincinnati some
day to practice law. and gave him an
opportunity to speak on peace and arbi-
tration to the American Society for the
judicial Settlement OF international Dis
putes.
Tonight the president was the guest and
principal speaker at the banquet Of the
Commercial club. At the conclusion OF the
speech Mr.. Taft retired on board his
private car and early tomorrow morning
will leave this city for Frankfort and
Louisville, Ky.
During the day the president met scores
of Ohioans whom he knew in the days
when he lived here. Governor Harmon,
who came down from Columbus te vote,
met the president ana sat with him at
the Manufacturer luncheon aitd later Un
the platform in Music hall, where 2r
Taft made his peace speech.
Former United states judges and many
other well known Ohloans dropped in for
chat with MI Taft at his brothers
house or sat with him at luncheon or
public functions.
Meets Governor Harmon.
NJ the entrance of the Business MEMS
club, where the Commercial club gave Its
luncheon, the president met Governor
Harmon and Senator Foraker. The three
chatted for moment and then Mr.
Taft, linking one arm In that OF Governor
HarmOn's and with the other thrown
over the shoulder Of Senator Foraker
entered the building.
With his ballots all safely tucked away
In the proper box out at the polling place
in Ward Three, precinct M, the president
was In happy wien when he spoke 10
the manufacturers. President Robertson
introduced him with one OF the short
est introductory speeches Of his entire
trip.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-08

its full strength and slightly above the
off-year average. Indications point TO
the election OF most of the Lancaster
county republican ticket, with substan-
tial majorities. Hovelock, the Burlington
shop town, polled the largest vote in its
history, a total of 629
Returns from the state were very slow
in coming In.
DAVID CITY Neb., Nov. 7.-(Special
Telegram )-second ward, David City:
Letton. So; Rose. rs; Hamer, 64 Stark
40; oldham 45 Dean, 81; Hall "a; Harman,
81 Two years ago this vote was. Sedg-
wick, GO; Barnes, 66; Fawcett, g.; Good,
Sc; Sullivan, 40; Dean, 4s. This is a net
republican gain Of eleven votes
FREMONT Neb., Nov. 7.-(Special Tel
egram)-The Second and Third wards of
Fremont give Hamer, 24j; Letton, 2S7
Rose, 276; Dean, 1874; Oldham, POI; stark,
l72; Haller 300; Lyford, PSI; Knapp. 222,
and Mil er lSI.
Second ward Fremont, Dodge county
gives Elliott, lO2, and Stephens, 2O6.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 7,--(Special.)-
Despite perfect weather conditions the
turn out-Of- voters at tSday 8 election was
not surprisingly large especially in this
city, where the light vote predictions OF
many. OF the politicians about met ex-
pectationB. Up to noon but 1900 votes had
been east and by 8 o'clock that number
had not much more than tripled.
Activities around headquarters of the
political parties was markedly different
than I'm former years. when rigs and auto
mobiles were constantly driving TO and
ra1a tp Y,fo .,n hg.
had TO be conveyed to the polls.
There Is little to indicate but the vote
polled today will be other than normal
and that the county will go republican on
county officials by about the same major
ity. on state officials 1t is possible, ac-
cording to late afternoon statements by
the leaders, that severe cuts Will be made
on three or four of the state candidates,
particularly on supreme judge and rail-
way commissioner. However both sides
are predicting that the cuts VIII be in
their favor although there is plenty Oh
evidence TO show that the republican COM
mittee's work during the day has been
more effective than that of the demo-
Gratis.
The number Of those applying at the
city clerks office for certificates to vote
was not large, although the office force
was kept comfortably busy throughout
the day. There were few bitches in any
OF the precincts as to the Interpretation
OF any provisions OF the election law.
PThe question whether freehold signers
was required before the city clerk or the
election boards came up several times,
but other than that there were no mls-
applications Of the statute.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-08
Tammany Leading
in County Of New
York by Big Vote

NEW YORK, Nov. with but 72 cleo
ton districts out of 9i2 to hear from,
Tammany now leads in the vote for su-
preme court justice In New York county
by about 10000,
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.--Reports received
from sixty-seven assembly districts out
side Greater New York show the election
Of a republicans and % demorcats, net
gain of 1S for the republicans
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Early returns
from upstate show the republicans have
recaptured the four legislative seats from
Otesgo. Cayuga, Yates and Saratoga
counties now held by democrats.
UTICA, N Y, Nov THE city of
Utica elected a republican mayor by a
majority of 800.
SCHENECTADY, N. V, Nov. 7.-Present
indications point to the election of Rev.
George II. Dunn, socialist candidate for
mayor with the entire city ticket and
part. of the county ticket by plurallties
reaching l,S00.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 7.-Early returns
indicate the reelection of Mayor j. e.
McEwan, republican, by substantial
majority.
SYRACUSE. n. Y, Nov. edward
Schoenock, republican, was elected mayor
Of Syracuse over Ludington, democrat.
by 1870 votes to 1b,57S, plurality OF
42l2.
ROCHESTER, N Y. Nov. Mayor
Edgerton, republicap, was re-elected to-
day by more than COCO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-08
Isegcnts.
SENATORS SAY CANAL WILL
BE FINISHED IN TWO YEARS

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.--All but two
members OF the congressional committee
that went to tho isthmus of Panama last
month returned today satisfied that
President Tafts prediction would be
fulfilled and that the canal would be
finished and open for business by 1913.
The party includes Senators Brandegee
OF Connecticut. Bristow of Kansas, Cum
minis OF Iowa Page of Vermont and
Overman OF North Carolina and Rep
resentatlve Higgins of Connecticut. SEN
ators Wetmore OF Rhode Island and
Thornton OF Louisiana We're on the is
thmus with tho party but Senator Wet
more remained there because of an at
tack Of bronchitis and Senator Thornton
returned TO New orleans by another
steamer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-08
First Returns from
Third Show Large
Gains for Elliot

TEKAMAII, Neb., Nov. 1.--(specIal
Telegrom)-sevon out Of seventeen pre-
cincts in Burt county give Elliot, 4s0;
stephens 33d. The same precincts last
year gave Boyd, $50; Latta. l37. This Is
net republican gain Of POI, or about
twenty-nIne to the precinct There are
22s PRECINCTS In the district, The same
ratio Of gain would elect Elliot by more
than 2,COo. Laua's plurality last year
was 1871.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-08
Vote Cast Not Up to Full Registra-
ton, but is Decisive.
STRONG FOR STATE TICKET
Republican Candidates on State
Ticket Run Well.
FULL VOTE NOT YET COUNTED
so Far ms TnbuInted the Result
shows city and County Have
supported the Republican
Ticket Genernlly.

Tho election in Douglas county resulted
IN a satisfactory republican vote for all
offices on tho ticket save that Of sheriff
A decided opposition to Fred H. Hoyo.
republican candidate for sheriff. DO
velopcd, and he was heavily scratched In
republican wards, 80 that the tabulated
returns at the hour OF going to press
Q o'clock-lndicate his defeat and the
election Of Felix Mcshane jr., democrat,
by not less than 1909 and maybe more.
All other candidates on the republican
ticket arc elected,
The republican state ticket also carried
Douglas county by very satisfactory
margin, according to the present indi-
cations. The vote so far as counted Isl
Clerk of District COurt.