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Evening journal., 1912-11-05
FATHER AFTER
SON WITH KNIFE
AFTER QUARREL

Frank rsoyne. a fruit dealer at
Eighth and King streets. was placed
under 5000 peace bond in City
Coutr this morning after his son
james. who conducts a fruit stand at
No 500 King street, testified against
his father who was charged with dis
orderly conduct The trouble be-
tween the men was over a business
deal and extended all of yesterday
and last night. This morning the
trouble started again and the arrest
followed Assistant City Solicitor
Lynn this morning informed Judge
Churchman that he Witnessed part
of the trouble last night when he,sa
the elder man chase his son with a
knife
Judge Churchman instructed Frank
Riccio, who acted as the interpreter
in the case, to tell the defendant what
a peace bond was and in doing this
both men got into an argument. This
caused Judge Churchman 90 exclaim.
Seems as II you have to fight TO
make him understand"
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
SUSSEX REPUBLICANS
LAUGH AT DEMOCRATIC
SWEEP OF SI-SSEN

GEORGETOWN, Del, NOV. 5.-Ceun-
ty Chairman Tunnel for the Demo-
Gratis, claims Sussex county is Demo-
cratic by 400 majority. He claims
Dagsboro hundred by - to 50 con-
cedes Baltimore hundred TO the Re-
publicans, claims Ltwes and Rehoboti
by 100, Broad Greek by 20 Democratic.
Little Greek, DEM. by 225; Northwest
Fork, Republican. by 30. The Demo-
Gratis claim six Representatives aud
one Senator. The Progressive vote was
not as great a. expected.
The Republicans laugh at Tunnels
estimate and claim the county will
elect six Republican members Of the
Legislature.
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
WILSON HAS BIG
MAJORITY IN COLLEGE.

+ NEW YORK NOV. at 10 o'clock
the only question seemed to be how
much the Wilson pluralit. in the elec-
toral college would 0e. Returns nj that
hour indicated Wilson victory in
Maine. Massachusetts, Connecticut.
New York, New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, Virginia. North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Loui-
Siana, Arkansas, Texas, Mississippi
Ohio. Indiana, Nevada.
The Rocky Mountain and Pacil,
slope returns because of the difference
in the time were not yet available, bni
there was little doubt that number oi
these states were certain for Wilson.
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
CANDIDATES
POLL THEIR
VOTES EARLY
BY The United Press

by The United Press.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Nov. 5.-rhe
fact that the crucial day OF his ca
reer was at hand did not seem to dis
turb President Taft, who slept late.
lie ate a good breakfast. smiled pro-
fusely and acted generally as though
some sixteen million men were not
voting on the subject of his political
fate
MIR Taft voted at his polling place
on Madison Road, Walnut Hills, at 4
o'clock. He will receive the election
returns over a special wire at his
brothers home
c. p. Taft's house, where the Pres
ident is staying. surrounded by cor
don Of police. city detectives and Sc
cret service men.
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
SENIORS no ENTERTAIN.

On the evening Of November %. the
Senior Glass Of the Wilmington High
School will give OTIS annual reception
to the Juniors, and an interesting time
is anticipated
The play. "A Perplexing Situation. -
written by Miss Jennie Smith. viii he
presented by the students, and there
viii be fine musical program by the
High School Orchestra The commit
tee in charge will be Miss Hazel
Ayerst, Miss Sara Elliott, Miss Mary
r.. Dorsey. Leon NJ. Wickersham,
James l.. Tood and Thomas Sharpe.
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
DEMOCRATS CLAIM
NEW HAMPSHIRE

BY The United Press
CONCORD. n II AT sos o'clock,
Democratic State Chairman Jameson
issued a statement claiming that the
Democrats had swept the State, elect
ing two Democratic Congressman,
Reed and Stevens. In place OF Sullo-
way and Currier and claiming a
Democratic Legislature. thus insur-
ing Democratic United states SEN
ator for the first time IN years He
gave no hgurcs to substant.ate his
claim. which was moi conceded by the
Republican or Progressive lcaders.
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
ROOSEVELT POSES
AFTER CASTING BALLOT
BY The United Press.

by 1 ne lulltQ fltSS.
OYSTER BAY. y. Y. Nov. AFTER
a busy morning at his correspondence
Colonel Roosevelt was driven in his
automobile to the polling place at
the little engine house at Oyster Bay,
arriving there at five minutes after
II o'clock With him in the machine
were James and Ralph Amos, his
bodyservants: Howard Brooks and
Charles Lee. the Roosevelt coachmen
William Bailey and William Carl
gardeners and Arthur Merriam his
chauffeur William Gardner. former
gardener at Sycamore HILL who came
from Canada to vote for the colonel,
arriced few minutes later Roosevelt
was met at entrance to the booth BY
Robert w. Duvall, a young lawyer
''Do you know how TO vote the Bull
Moose ticket?" asked Duvall, showing
the Colonel a sample ballot
Il think So" said the Progressive
candidate examining the ballot close
ly.
Followed by a crowd Of villagers
half a dozen photographers and the
members of his party the Colonel en-
tered the polling place and signed the
book His ballot was No 265.
Here goes another Bull Moose
vote" someone shouted as the colon
ell, smiling broadly entered the booth
II took him just four minutes tC
mark his ballot Then he posed fol
several flashlights and as the last cx
plosion died away he said
Last call for the barbecue" re
ferring to the annual election cele
bration at Oyster Bay tonight.
Sulf followed by the crowd. Roose
yelt went back 10 his auto where he
waited while the -aembers of hii
household cast their ballots.
Joseph French, the poll clerk, eX
planned the miscopception as e
Roosevelts vote.
RECEPTION FOR
BRIDE AND GROON
Mrs Ella n Southard viii give
reception tonight AZ No 1000 Penn
sylvania avenue in honor of Or. AM
Mrs Warren s. r. Combs, who Ner
married early last week.
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
PENNSYLyANIA FOR WILSON.

BN TIC IUlTCn TItss-
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov D.
John j. Crout chairman Of the
Roosevelt washington Party. con-
codes the election OF wilson "The
Progressive party is only ninety days
old he said. "and il is the second
national party Although we lost, we
have won"
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
TnO MrcH pnLIrIrs.

Political meetings caused the meet
ing Of Diamond State Grange At stan
ton 70 be postponed last night The
male members of the grange we're
busy attending meetings last night,
hence the posrponement.
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
WILSON NAY HAVE CARRIED ONO

IOLINBIN o., Nov. ). -AlihOugh
the returns arr coming in fragmentary
and very slow Il seems certain that
Wilson has carried Ohio.
CLEYEr Nd, Ohio. The first nine
precincts 10 report in Gle Gland give
Wilson 20; TAFT. 23e; Roosevelt.
80; Dehs, IL; Cham. ? Roemer,
>. This iud'cntes Wilson has carried
Cuyahoga county by 5000.
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
y. PAUI's CHURCH sTPPER.

The Ladies Aid Society Of St
Psuls NJ + Church will give an
oyster and meat supper in the church
basement on Thursday evening. The
tirst table -ssll - - -e-.-- @.se &c >.ss-s
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
PENROSE GIVES UP HOPE

PHLADELPHA, 5U. Senator PenrOse, at SO O'clock
election Wilson, irrespective OF the result Penn
yI,ana
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
LANDSLIDE HITS INDIANA.

5.-Thc Republican Progressive
carried Indiana The Democrats claim Rails
but the Progresse insist that Albert j.
Be rdge the proceeding slowly.
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
CONNFCTICIIT FOR WILSON

HAVEN 5The Democratic State Committee claims
las reelected by less than
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
WILSON CARRIES DELAWARE,
STATE TICKET IN DOUBT;
MONAGHAN FOR GOVERNOR
CUT IN MANY DISTRICTS

Late returns from every state in the Union confirm ihs
early prediction thai Woodrow Wilson, of New Jersey
defeated both Taft and Roosevelt for the Presidency OF he
United States.
avalanche Of votes due to the
in Republican Wilson has carried all the
TAFT and Roosevelt
have carried but en
Wilson Overwhelming Democratic major
Representatives the defeat Of the Re-
publican tickets the states indicates Demo-
cratic Wilson clear hand In car
policies Of Democratic administration
The large voting districts big
complicated the state ticket has made the
counting
IN Early indicate state vote These figures show
polling OF about II votes IN
continue throughout the state the
being cut in many districts
election kson Democrats TO the House OF Repre-
..rntaii,cs $ conceded.
Republican claim the Delaware
!. Legislature Joint ballot.
Returns at Republicans have elected
Republican. the Second distrc Of Kent
county.
Lynch Dem elected to the the Eighth district Of
Republican elected to Legislature in Brandy
wine hundred.
Repubaus the Senate from Sixth dis
tr County Rcpublan senate Second
claim this Republican control OF the
Holcomb Dem New Castle by O ma
fiore.
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
cANNON GOES DOWN WITH TAFT.

DANyILLE. Ill., 5-Early indications the defeat of
Uncle Joe Cannon Congress- this city than to
Tor and Taft
Evening journal., 1912-11-05

BOSTON, Now chairman Reilly the Democratic Commit
ee saws Wilson plurality Massachusetts. He
splaces 10000
Evening journal., 1912-11-05

YORK. Nov. 5NatOnal Chairman McCombs at Democratic
that Roosevelt had probably carried
Illinois.
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
MONAGHAN CARRIES
HOME DISTRICT.

Senator Thomas VI. Monaghan car
ried his home district, the Fourth OF
the Third ward, by ~ majority.
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
NILSSON CARRIES TAFTs HOME COUNTY.

CLEVELAND Ohio.-The Democrats claim Hamilton c
ome county Wilson by plurality of II
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
JERSEY SUPPORTS HER son.

lTBENI0N, S-Eay indications that Wilson
y Continued
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
CLARK GOES BACK TO CONGREl

CLARK GOES BACK TO CONGRESS-
5.-Champ Clark reelected TO Con-
sues by plurality given him.
Evening journal., 1912-11-05
.uIs rLrnALlrY TNEMENDOrs.

4HS PLURALITY TREMENDOUS,
+ McCOMDS TELEGRAPHS MR. WILSON
NEN YORk Democratic Chairman ncComb wired
Governor wilson at rrlncetoH as muoWss
Prom tclegrams believe President
by carried New York by emen
dous plurality. Massachusetts by 10000 plurality
according telegram from Minnesota
stating that State p 1000 II clean Demo-
cratic sweep"
GOVERNOR PREDICTED As WINNER IN NEW YORk STATE
NEW YORk chairman of the Republi
can Committee conceded that Wilson has carried
independently that Wilson, according to
returns a,aiabc plurality Manhattan and
the Bronxo
election districts in Manhattan and the
Bronx s3.9s; WILSON, 65375 Roosevelt, 3ssO7.
o'clock Democratic headquarters here
tonight. said:
doubtful states which
that Roosevelt landslide has
failed 10 materialae
Palmer $40 o'clock, claimed
that than i5O 900 plurality and
elected Governor by larger figures
McCombs tcegraphd Mr. Wilson that at that
United States except tw had supported him for
he Presidency.
Evening journal., 1912-11-05

Mrs. Ella n Southsrd viii give a
reception tonight AZ No 1000 Penn
sylvanis avenue IN honor of Or. and
Mrs Warren S. r. Combs, who we're
married early last week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-04

u-RosAMoNUs DEFEAT.
Once more Rosamond is In the prison
hospital with the governors order for the
release Of her lover. urjustly confined
there. Again Convict g is so enwrapped
in banaases that she eanuot be positive
Of his Identification. Claude. too. is again
m the same position as before he rolled
TO freedom. How the lovers battle Des-
nond appears tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-04
1.-THE UPPER HAND.

Claude. dressed In stripes and with
shsven head. has al last managed to band
Desmond securely 10 his chair, and the
hour Of triumph is at hand Tor the long
sbpEs5 hero. II does not seem an easy
task 70 escape, even now. a. Claude Is
handicapped By the costume he is wearing
and The acquaintance Of the Chinese with
Lis features.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS

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- READY pIsqrIsE.

with Desmond heiplessly bound. Claude
gets the brilliant idea Of taking the yiI-
lsin's clothes. and thus celebrating all
his heroic characteristics. In the villains
makeup Claude is more likely 10 be as
sisted By the corrupt Chinese than 10 be
hinderea By them. Desmond IL furious.
bet his protests avail nothing with the
determined Claude.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-04

HI-LIGHTING THE CIGARETTE.
Once outside The room, Claude brIainkz
himself that Desmond Invariably has a
cigarette between his lips. All his lie our
hero has been opposed TO the habit Of
cigarette sinking. which he has seen en-
slave SO many youths: but on this ocea-
sion he feels II Necessary for the sake Of
Rosarnond 10 use any means 10 effect an
escape.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-04
Iv.-DRrGGED.

Iy.-DRUGGED.
Poor Claude. He never guessed that eF-
binary cigarettes would prove too lnsipld
for the depraved taste Of the villain ami
was d-ugged with the deadly Chinese
opium. \ Few puffs and Claude Is help
les uuder the influence Of the drug. and
Just as victory vas in sight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-04
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MEDICAL.

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Inents and Flats.

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WIRING HIN HERE

WIRING HIN HERE
From his uncomfortable place. bound to
the chair. Desmond sees through The
door the almost unconscious form OF
Claude being carried UP the steps, ami.
oyer5oyed al the sight he orders the
Chinese TO take his clothes OF Claude
The hero is 10 Be hurried TO the hos
pital and again bandaged 50 that his
Identification Souid be impossible.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-19
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edy Quickly Relieves All
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Get it from your druggist to-day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-19
Our Interest in Balkans

be fatally affected It will be as ef
fectually hampered as it now is in
Russia Islam is tolerance personl-
fled compared with what may be eX-
pected ii its influence is to be SUD.
planted by that of the Greek church
American business interests. too
have reliably teen given to under
stand, do not view with favor the
spread OF the Slay domain in the near
East il IS said to be extremely
difficult for our merchants and man
uracturers to secure adequate pr0tec-
ton from the Balkan governments.
ANY increase in their prestige and
authority would therefore not be
welcomed y our business world
Although from both the senti-
mental and commercial standpoints
America can thus only wish for the
preservation Of Turkey. the fact can
no; be blnked that conditions in
Macedonia are unspeakably horrible.
Something must be done there The
country is fitted to he a garden and
il is a desert. The plight OF the
Christian population has never been
so had as under the Young Turks.
rather incline to The view that if
Christian governor could be set up in
Macedonia, as in syria. a vast step
forward in the direction of a humane
raoj1na u.nuId ha fokpn
"f. however. the Balkan states
eventually succeed in establishing
their domination over the lands now
belonging to the Turk can foresee
certain complications wherein the
United states VIII have to take a
hand. Rightly or wrongly our gov
eminent. by precedent and custom. is
definitely committed to the policy
OF protecting American missionaries
in the pursuit Of their legitimate
activities abroad such activities are
sure to be seriously interferred With
if the authority of the Creea church
is extended to Macedonia. Albania and
the other territories on which Bu-
garia. Servia. Greece ana Montenegro
have designs. Bearing this in mind.
it is obviously a mistake 10 rush 10
the conclusion that our interest IN
the Balkan wars is that Of an alto
sether Indifferent bystander.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-19

America IS by no means a disin-
terested observer of the conflagra-
ton in the Balkans said William
Milligan sloane Seth Low proies-
sor of history at Columbia university
in an interview with the London Daily
Mail correspondent. Professor Sloane
who is we'll acquainted with the tur-
bulent conditions OF the nc=r Eest
and has Just finished series OF
ESSAYS on the SUI ject for the Amcri-
can Political Science Quarterly Is
about to begin activities as the
u912-13 Roosevelt professor at the
University Of Berlin. He said;
II understand that a certain Berlin
correspondent of New York news
paper received a cablegram this week
from his editor, which read. Don
send much war news; world base
ball series now on, That would
seem to an outsider to indicate that
Americas interest in the events nc"
convulsing the Balkans was practi-
HallN nOn~eNlS ltlll+ ~ ii'Nt i'+''~
curate impression could possibly he
conveyed
I'VE have very real interest IN
the near East 1t has been Tor
decades the scene Of comprehensive
and highly successful American mis-
sionary campaigns Strange to say
America. from the Christian point Of
view. has more hope from the per
petuation Of the Turkish regime than
from the spread OF the Greek Cain
olic church's Influence in the Bal
kans.
Il have definite impression that
if the Balkan lands pass more com
pletely into the hands OF their own
populations and into the control OF
the Greek church. foreign mission
arv enterprise in those regions VIII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-19

aggravated again, and it was my sus.
gestion to Mrs. Myers that after they
returned from New York Gladys
should be brought to Philadelphia for
more treatment.
Her fear Of negroes amounted al.
most to an obsession When she
pleaded with me two years ago TO
let her buy revolver / reluctantly
consented Since that time when she
has travelled she has never been
without it under her pillow at night.
What effect my wifes death may
have on Gladyss wedding which is
set for Christmas Eve, / cannot say
now
Young women who were at school
with Gladys say she constantly fear
ed an accident would befall her or
that her jeyels would be stolen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-19
WILSON AND PARTY REACH
HAMILTON, BERMUDA

New York. NOV 1S-President-
elect Wilson and party arrived safely
at Hamilton, Bermuda. this morning,
according to a cablegram here
An earlier wireless from aboard
the steamer, Bermudian, said that
the party enjoyed the fine weather
Mrs. Wilson is suffering from the
strain Of the campaign and is con-
fined to her stateroom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-19
She Fears Negroes
as Her Mother Did

Philadelphia Pa. NOV 19.-Miss
Gladys f. Myers. who because OF Il
dream shot ana killed her mother in
a sleeping car bound to New York,
lis still in the Bellevue-Stratford
hotel, where She was brought late last
night Her father. J. Rape Myers,
and her brother arrived from Green's
burg. Pa, today With them was
Miss Myers fiance T. Blair Dillard,
druggist Of Salem. va and his
mother
The younger Myers afterWard told
the story OF the meeting He said
his sister seemed on the verge Of
collapse after she had told the de
tails Of the shooting Her father re-
ceived her most affectionately. But
her grief remains so great that fears
are expressed for her mental condi-
ton Several times last night she
started from her sleep land her
screams were heard by other guests
in the hotel The doctor administered
sedatives. but their effect wore Off
quickly
81 attribute the tragedy solely to
the nervous state of my daughter"
said MI Myers. Like her mother
from whom ! believe she inherited
her nervous trouble, She had always
been fearful OF attack by negroes
They dreaded burglars, but their
fear Of the black man was stlll
greater When my daughter was so
ad two years ago ! sent her to
Baltimore 10 consult leading
specialist in nervous diseases.
Recently her condition became
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-19

the past eight years have been carry
ing on the greatest engineering work
the world has ever seen II win be
later than that anywhere from six
months to a year, perhaps before tie
formal opening of the waterway will
take place. and a naval fleet headed
by the famous old oregon, will pass
through into the western ocean, and
the canal may be fairly said to be
open to trade