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coils or straw-like pieces necessary
Tor soup. At the price Of IS cents Il
seemed both reasonable and efficient.
White Glass Table Tops Make the
Kitchen Look Clean.
There Is now put on tho market q
special kind Of kitchen table with
Q baked enamel or white glass or
porcelain top. This Is ideal for a
preparing table on which to mix
food. bread outlets, etc. and il the
even possible to have such a ton
put on to an old table.
A Cooky Sheet Which Does Not
Combined Fireless Cooker and Gas
Stove.
For those who have sas installed
In their homes and who stfIl believe
thoroughly In the firelass cooker
principle. nothing could be better
than the combined dreless cooker
and gas range put out by . Western
firm. This Ia a complete two or four
burner gas stove. with an insulated
oven comparable to the very highest
typo Of freless cooker. The food u
placed In tho oven, the gas turned
on foz q certain length Of time. then
oo0 OAkp o41o Ih0 IOO0 IN LuS oven
allowed to continue cooking az if in
hreiess COOKER. Housewives who
are contemplating buying a new
range would do well to fnvestfgata
the merits Of this double and effi.
cient range.
A Flour Sitter Which Also
MeasuIeS.
This device nlls . long felt want
OF many housekeeprs who have Al
ways disliked the separate sfftfug
and measuring necessitated In an
cooking. This device consists Of
two glass pint cups with q sitting
screen between, and the whole fit
ted with handle 20 that II looks
Ike double cup. A pint Of Hour
y measured IN ono side, the the
SITTER reversed and the Hour sfffed
through to the other confainar. N
this way the flour can be lifted
back and forth as many times ss
required. as the bowls arc ON q hinee
and the sieved portions can be easi-
u removed.
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n I'D gcu ever see Cor hear) = puzzled parrotf
J Well. the artist has drawn one hero The poor
bird is beH1ldered. He is . bird Of some years.
and, in one way or another, he has heard much and
various language. But never before anything like
this.
When two persons engaged, and are quite
alone (save for parrot) they do not use the plain
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English language. Those endearins. Guiding taad
eoddtins) terms untransatable. No wonder he
parrot is puzzled. He knows -1ove," but "'ovsy-
puts a kink in his talk system. Pet names and the
cubdst music Of baby talk are too much Even . par
rot reaches a limit They say that parrot eaa
THINK. II this is true what do you suppose-!
But Of course he never would tell
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which to base as that?
really deadt
possible with all these three elements
really
any OF fol a many
DUTY More Than Word.
Mustw relyu
world Of ours together at all the family
promise free to break It
he very minute You get trhe tired of keeping n'
Dead love be yes rye
who number
If you don't ask your husband
He may not tell you the truth but he knows it.
of being
ove' with half other since ago
Don't you remember that time he
mos. sS sS we're ,su, % sd o wo1s , as most of things
ou by making scenes and being miserable possibly
see thing or you took the children and
Then the train with III.
old understood and you found out a.ns
banker and his wife s.d him
for divorce and the banker married s1 months
' - 'He eun-
One Love That
he became Of her?
Oh she's abroad she can
poor ghost of a maid a widow
s @ Is no real , place IN the world she can call her
"'4sn 1g , And the man who was her husband7
wife is treating him Just exactly -
hour agonyba his love was when you thought
wasn't dead at ALL wasn't have killed
Arenty you glad now that you didn't?
1t was three years before husbands
of ~
Fresh faced she smiling sentimental esot In
Ger an e e1rsh ways but husband
ver-nd little cousin taught him to do The
just as she was beginning to leave breakfast
Little rather distressed when Won WAN. .
& sa glorious time being 0ksnhear'sd and
You don't know what did you do know
n IN four months you back home
,. . % | o wch no woman the world has
~ ~ e " o-o 'oU- Copyright 1884, Newspaper Feature
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Lucky that the longest days are fol-
lowed by the shortest nights, and the
longest nights by the shortest days. II
this were not so. what would we do
with the calendar and for light con-
versation?
Copyright, 1914 Newspaper FEATURE serie.
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Suggestive.

Il have a new breakfast food and I
want some word to advertise tt-some-
thing that is pertiRent and Will imply
quality and newness. Can you suggest
ar:ything?'
Friend-How would Excelsior dor
The Washington times., 1914-04-04

The unsuccessful man Is the man who
fails to do properly the thing nearest
at hand, and to see in proper per
spective the thing farthest away.
The Washington times., 1914-04-04

Are the De Smyth's budding out
into society?'
Nav. Buttin' in.
The Washington times., 1914-04-04
Some Gold and Little Dross
By Harvey Reese
By Harvey Reese

she was told. And she liked the COM
pliment very much until she looked UP
the word in the dictionary and found
it to mean artless. Then she put that
newest friend on the cutting list.
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Can. Dead Love Be
x Revived? ~
By WINIFRED BLACK.

<<YF your husbands love Is dead-let
him CO." says q clever woman
writer.
A woman in New Jersey did
that the other day.
The New Jersey woTnan's husband fell
in love with another woman and tho
New Jersey wife let her husband go to
Reno and get a divorce from her on
technical grounds.
Then the husband married the other
woman and the wife went-where?
And you think that this woman who
did this thing for her husband deserves
TO have a monument built in her honor,
do you. Miss Clever Writer?
You think she has set a magnificent
example for other women In . similar
plight TO follow. do You?
Well. then, for once disagree with
you, absolutely and entirely. Dead love
can never come to life again. you say.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04
sixty-Three Of Eighty-Five
Congressional Districts
Unreported al Noon Must
Be Democratic to Give Re
suit.
SENATE DEMOCRATIC
BY TEN MAJORITY
Noon Returns Today Show
Huge Republican Gain,
But Congressional Leaders
Remain Sure of Control.

yy..r.r.r.r Nry Arhoueb SO
............ .,..,..... ..r. .,r sr-
h''.' l... . ''''
ie .,ta.. HTs vcr. .uurdrnt tn'i
ih. admin ....If.r auuM retain coin.
.,r.r .......... .r.r.....t ,r. rrs7sr-
... r....-
N
as P" uf ." A'''I conference q.
uatlous Hsuu rtt committee o'h-
..st. "a, u.. Nfr. Bar~. With Prps.-
... .... .... -............ ,r.,,.,lf,
I N's '-'.''.-.'' .''.'' ''
'"'3"'..' n'H'. l '"' "a.
10, lruu.. 900. uHI.iI'E u ln. -.n-
sf, Was estimated af 49,
rt. ..r.... .,...-.. ..r us, s,u.t.
..,.t.-t. -... -..f.r... ksu-
-.. .,r ............ .... r.. ..r.r.... .t
r.du. rn, u,mu.H.. us.nI.t. .I
e.abI Etuurf- l. t., national D,u.
u.rltf. commute. usI. said tu uJ.
ar. th, ,H. .ur .. Um,. u pHuaH
oi DIUf.fMt O.. -u. .s.I senator pef-
aims EsmnH..U mH tla I.-.Ieg.
fau OF senator. Rowland. and Thon-
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Returns Meagre and Slow
Coming in. Especially from
Republican Counties, Bat
G. 0. P. Victory Sure.
BERNALILL0 COUNTY
REPUBLICAN BY 69l
Grant County Alone Of DEM
Ocratlc Counties Makes
Good Showing; Legislature
Remains in Doubt.

Nlih0ugh democratic state
headquarters ~ saniR ~ hate this
afternoon. refuses tn c,nc,,sis th.,
cicction of v. &. Hernandez. the
republican candidate, for congress.
outil more complete returns arr
at hand, t Seems clear from semi
official reports which hnse reach
cd thc Herald. from ever, county
iu tn, state this aftensoon. cNc~ps
CulfaN. that Mr.. hernandez ha=
hecn oicstcd oyer nv. Issg1isson
D, q maturit, Of 25O0 vOte,. or
fnort-
Ihc rpahliCans ciaim complete
returns will give Icraandoz
MINORITY or tga0 ar better. the
rlHinL h"yse,cr. prrptRhl, - en-
yC-siNp.
The returns. especially from the
republican cuuntic-s. are vcrA SLOW
in '1ming in ana iscrnailllo.
Ann are tht aiii, unes Trun wiiich
complete RETURNS have come Tn
go au prr,insFs Hrc hsard fr,isn
the nolnocrnfic committe mn,
iaiti, rplu-c TO conccdc tiae w.
result llic Hcraid's conclusion.
however. h. from = careful esd
mate made from sil ayallallc ag
ure-. and h. probably an sv.urate
turrCa-t nf the result
ltgh yosc Ia nGtBlalis
dcmurratic counties. with tlae
rNccIHiun 90 Grant cesgts. assa
su unusually hcasa and unani-
nous NHtc la the republican tSyun-
tir-. tcii- the story of the ele,'-
tim Grant sOunts uutdid itself
in its effort 90 cicst i'crEusson
returning what l. estimated a. a
majoftiY OF 100 this aftsFnoon
rio l'cCCs valley nlR lorities are
hciow tha=e of 1912. while Qua, ,
cuuntN. WiIigh lass elsssion RaVs
55a ma ior1iy Tor i'crgussoa. gave
lo-- ulan 2so this pear. on tbs
partial rasort at hand tosiay.
The Legislature rcmains "a
duui's aitiluuEi Il ~ IsF,sbnlsis
tilc reliubltsane have q saf,, ll ns
a tWo-thlrds majority.
iternaiilio ouuniy gave COS mla
ioriiy for iiernansicz. with IN
onimiortant pfsstnet of fscoilo
"a missing.
Nlhuqurrq'ae gave tis nasjoFil
inr NJ ieFaussnn aud tiie rcst q
the tioksf was Closc 60 ehai fiE
ARE.
The Progressive fickct appear
90 have cui HATH figure in "a
eis-tion and Mr Wiie'n. llia cen
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wv NORk

charles s WHHmau, republican. fore
ucT district attorney uI NDw Nore
rity. defeated Governor Martin h
Gignu d,mu.TI.. for governor
james NJ NtisRorth Dr.. rcpuoli-
can. defeated James " Gerhard
demcerat. am u. ssador Co Germany
Tor senator
Republicans control legislature.
b.mosrttl. .pngI' '-riuuHI ueIrsH-
tiuu reduced .rHm thirty -our lo TWEEN
ty three.
Republicans elected entire -'5t,
ticket.
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London. Nov. Q. u:t3 y. M -
THE German naval raid Trom the
stronghold oT kiel 90 withln
twelve miles ~ England's east
soast. Rnd the Feasibility of thc
recurrence of such performance
ANY das or night. held the FORE
ground iu l.ondon'S war news tn-
day. its -pcsFacuihr features Gre
aitd nufT dis usslun than lbat of
the fOred retirement of the tip
nf the GetmAn right wing in Bet
gium.
Four bgttic~hiIsu aud -four cruis-
crs - the lase-t estimate az the
units which participated in the
North sea cpi@nti.', hat ma Rcsn-
rate Information on the ~nhicct u
available u H. assumed. how
ever. that ample preparations
have hcen made bA the tritlsh
admiralty 60 meet any futuro
raid. rroaps at Yarmouth with
ride and hall cartridgcs were sta
tioucd along jhe roads leading
tram the shore to tia. town. ready
Tor the rcmute coniingenrs of any
Germans -stting foot on English
-oll.
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ONO

Frank q Willis republican. elected
govcrnor over Jgmes N. Cox. demo
crat present governor.
Warren G. Harding republican.
senator over T. Hogan, democrat
tsieetca slsytt egppucap and elev-
IN utm6tflfIF 0cmhcrs CON Tess
Defeated state prohibition and woe
mal suffrage
tulstituiousI amendment for rec
peal county local option I5N stu n
doubt
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Official Dispatch from Berlin
Declares Kaiser's Armies
Proceed With Campaign in
West on Schedule.
FRENCH REPORTS CLAIM
SHARP GERMAN REVERSE
Reports from Eastern War
Zone Throw Little Light on
Actual State of Conflict;
Austrians Driven Back.

Hcfling. Nov. I. tVia London.
$40 H. M An official commit
nicaiion wa- given out az German
army headquaftets today ~ foi,
lows:
"Our attacks on Npic~, to thr
north uf Arra~, and to thc east
of sui~-oiis, are progressing slow
., hut successfully
"S0uih of Ner,lun aud in tlie
Nosgc~. French attacks have been
rcpul-ssd.
In the eastern arena uf the
war there have bscn nu material
Developments
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carson. New NnN. f.-~ampt'
Plat. Republican far United states
senator continued Geo in. .rrasr ms
icsd over FRANCIS a. Newiauds Dem
ocr1t boo the Returns To-day from Ner
trr6ay's election n NtNHda. IitiN
eiEht precineSs out of sso bob tuc state
gave Pmtt 8.Is-. NeWlnuds. 1851.
The same precincts gave the i"I'
iuwiug totals
Governor oddie. Republican,, 3.
$50 Hoste Democrat 2t41 Morrhn
I Sorlall-t. 1910
| Woman sunrnEc toT lHNf
IuatIu.f rft.
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FRENCH MAKE USUAL REPoItT
Ol' GAINS AND LOSSES

Paris Nov. g. C3 o.. m)-The
French war office to-day ssye out an
official announcement as follows
con our left wing to the 1arih the
situation shows no Chanre ~ com-
pared 90 yesterday The enemy has
drawn oark on the right bank Of th"
Nfer We have recapiursd lomhaer
tzyde The Germans occupy on the
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RHODE ISLAND.

r. Livingston BecckmHu. r1rHhn-
can aud eutIr, republican H1t. u.Sr'
elected
EseT. ,.fy and Bl but s.N towns 0
state voted Geo license sale a' u1u"7
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NORTH DAKOTA

senator A. D. Gronna, repuhii .au,
Tc-eiscted
Governor {. r. Hanna, republican,
reelected
Entire congressional DELEGATION poo
publican.
Woman suffrage defeated
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MAssArnI,sEIrs.

Governor Da,id Walsh. democrat
re- elected by t0.0o0.
Republicans gained Coatrol con-
gressionai deiegati0n.
Republicans seem 20 nave elected
most state offices with exception OF
governor, ana have legislative major.
ity.
Complete for governer--W Walsh,
democrat 20e,624 Mccall, republic
can. is6. 500; Walker. progressive. 2t.-
2p1.
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Robert l.. Williams, democrat lead
ing ny .0OU over John FieIds reUuh-
hclu. far Governor.
senator Thomas y. Gore democrat
rs-elsCted.
Win one exception democrat ~
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ILLINOIS

Republican, claim rc-cl,ot,d Law
renee y sherman, republican ny ta.-
600. Prngro-. yea poor iuirt
Republican elected 1II state ut-
flsrs
Democrats lost ten congressman
republicans lHued twelve
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JAPANESE FLEET RUSHING
SOUTH AFTER THE WCTORS
Today?S War
Summary

London was silent today re-
gaFding the naval engagement on
the Chilean coast sunday. TIE
American minister ut santiago.
Perry Fletcher, however. CON
firms reports of a German naval
victory Ia whi,h i've German
VessUl~ sunk or put out of ac-
tiou three British wnr-hips
Inill the Iiriti-h admiralty has
sIyokcn. the rNtcnt uI their l0s-s'S
cannot be known. according 90
German reports. thC British crui--
80 Monmouth wa sunk. the
cruiscr Guudhop, put io ilight.
when apparent, n a sinking
condition ansi the Glasgow dIiN-
cn into ncutral port.
The German -hips arr said Ia
have been Bnalamngcd aud the
loss of lite on board j. -aid a.
have been comparatively iu-ig-
nitiant ~ two British cruisers
went down u T. possible that
some 500 men were lo-j. itariy
reports spoke uI the cruiser
Dresden ~ one oi tltc German
squadron. Today adNia-s from
Chlic mention ;sir Bremen. hut
do not speak of the Dresden. %
J. impossible io dctcrminc Whici
one OF tlc warsliips was engaged.
~ wiet itr bnth wefr
II l. reported that Japanese
British neCt that ha- hCrn otcr-
4 - a
Pacific u rushing south Ia attach
the ,i' toriou- Ccrnan-
Nir"lr~- communication he
tween the German defenders ut
T~ing-tau and Picking ha- b,-cu
interrupted since Yesterday and
the prusrco- of the -icgc T. not
known. Nt last assuunt- the
Germans were making dc~pct-
ate rc~istan'c against the IaBd
and ~ch attacks at the combined
British and Japanese forrc~.
There T. no change 90 iltc -.
trcInc north of the batilr line in
Brlgium nd France. a'onrding
90 tho French ufhcial statement
is~ucd this afternoon.
The alllc~ claim progr,~- he
tween DiNmudc and lN- aud tu
the east of H. Quc-noN fn- san
terrc between Nrra~ aud the
Disc. The fighting ci-cw hcrc on
the line has bccn without notable
Trsult-.
The Germans. who have ~.
tired to the righi hank at the
N-cr, appear Ia De preparing u
new move to cut the line oI thc
allics near Nprc-. The Ircneh.
English aud Indian truoII~ la this
Nicinity have hccn reinforced la
anti, illaiiOn of u fre--h onslaught.
There has been a rrurWai of
the hghtins un the Ia~t prti~~iau
frontier. iiiC d.csInan- taking the
defensive. ln Russian Poland
the Germans report their armies
ina tive. The Austrians are
ciinging Ia the pu>ition on the
river san.
\ cabinet crisis at CONSTANT
nOpie over Turkey attitude in-
ward the war j. reported
Premier Salantirn has been
ablc lo form u new haitian oah-
met.
Turkish warships arv said 60
have sunk the Russian hattlc-hlp
Sinop. Iii- l. not confirmed
hcet uf Gcrsnan War-hius r.
said Ia have gathered OF the
sland island- in Ilse Hattie. Op-
p''-ite the Guif of Finland
According Ia an Inrii-h cor-
respondent, British airmrn drop
ped hnmhs nn Thieli -son after
the departure ot Emperor VII
liam. who had made visit 90
the German headquarters aI
Thirlt
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MISSOURI

William . stone. democrat re-
elected senator.
Democratic state ticket successful
Biefe1 democrats ana two repunli-
cans elected fo oongrcss
Fifteen PROPOSED constitutional
amendments aIlod.
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WISCONSIN.

Emanuel J.. Phlhpp. republican.
elected governor.
Enurc rrpRprcan slate giekci a4f
ccssful
Governor TmUcis b.. McGugorn. re-
publican. elected senator
A4 huf aur present gurgrD men
reelected.
All proposed constitutional amend
m,ufs defeated.
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ItIW

~ouafor CHmmius. republican ge-
elected ny Iuuu. - 600.
Gu,ctnor CLARKE republican. roe
elected Do. $4,000.
Entire republican ticket including
complete CON srcssion1I delrgstun.
sie,te
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ConEressmsr W. s Hammond. dem
oDrat elected governor uy $4,000 'H
5o GOO over william r Ire. rrwhI-
HIU- -pf0gressiE, vote uRhf
ConrressiDuH Delegation WI' ng
dominated Ht republican.
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san IrnnCi-uo. Nov. t.--The
brilliant victory of the German
-quadron oscr the british, Oft tlis
rossf 81 chile places a neW ASPECT
on the naval situation Ia the Ia-
pifir.
For thu present. at least. u def
iriteiy shifts Vommfnd of south
ern waters so the Germans. and
uulil there has hccn a readinsi-
ment of force, will make ii-elf
felt in THE movement of ail ear
pos'- betwcen the t'acifir ooa~t
aud Europe.
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REPUBLICANS MAKE SWEEP
in STATE AND NATION
RESULTS BY STATES IN
YESTERDAYS ELECTION

Martin O. Erumbaugh. republican
elected governor.
an republican stat, candidates sue
CcsHful.
Republicans elected four congress
men at large
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senator r. d. shively. democrat re-.
elected
Entire democratic state ticket eject
ed.
Proprcssiycs poor third.
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left bank of the User nothing more
than the head of bridge. half way
between piNmu8s and Nicuport They
have abandoned. loo addition to prls-
oners aud wounded mcn q considora-
bile quantity OF war material. iucmd-
ing pieces of artillery which were held
immoKable by mud
Between piNmude and the Lys. the
fighting has continued with alternate
advances and vuhumuais. hu, with
ihs geuerll result that the allies made
perccpuhie proFresE.
"lictwcsn Lys and the region of
Arras there has been canuonadins and
minor engagements.
'ietwteu the region off Arras und
the oise Ne have made an advance
to the east ~ Lequesnoy i3n -sa ntefi q
(Continucd OF l'age TNFol
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Pari-. NOV. 4. % .. NJ n de-
spatch a. the iiasas agcnry from
Atheus says that the hoInhari-
ment 80 tilc foTts of the Darian-
cllU=. wiiich was participated Ia
chief, - tlic British feet was
suspended nnnIcntarils. hut later
was resumed and continued until
~ otios 4. Se,cnts -heiis la ail
were frcd "a the Turkish forts.
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Honors Even in First Round
of New Struggle; Turks
Sink the Russian Battle
ship Sinop.
RUSSIAN ARMY GOES
INTO TURKEY TODAY
American Warship Reported
at Constantinople for the
Potection of Christian Pop
ulation.

London. Nov. Z. t3:3s y. MI
Nfcording tn The NthCne cutrt'-
spundcnt of thc star an Anicri-
can war~hip has arrived at rcirut.
syria Tor thc protection OF thr
Christian population
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TURKS BI'GIN sEIZING
SHIPPING At CONsTNNrINOIlI

London, Noy. 4. Ds3o b. mp-- The
Turkish authorities arenriius to Reu-
ter TcsEram cnmpanH's desFatch fr"n
Cnnsianiinople. yia sofia. have begun
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Berlin. Nov. q. (By wirclcs-. -
Information wa~ given 0ui to the
press frum official quarters totay
a. follows:
The first encounters on the
Turkish frontier in Whicb Turk
ish -Oldicr- met Russian forres
from the CauCasus resulted un-
sac, o'-sfui tor the Iiu-sians
Nineteen isus-ian transports
sunk b, the Turkish firrt had on
hazard 1900 mincs destined tor ti,c
hiO, knding uf Turkish water.
Thi- faot pru,c~ tlue hostile iuien-
tions of Cse ltuc-sians.
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Incomplete returns from yesterday +.
elections today showed these results
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senator Huiso ronroao. rerIolI0an,
re-eiccted
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NI constitutional amendments de-.
fo.tcd.
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Denver Not Neturus which
.nrered BOZ slowly during the forenoon
from frsterdsy'a s1ection tended r
conntm the claims of the Eepuhh-
can state headquarters that GcorFe
A Garrison has hren elected RuNefn-
or. the heaauuHrtrrs claim brinE 2'.
ooo over r a. Patterson. nemuerat
Democratic headquarters Htil pro.
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pcuogtad. Nov. f-An offi'iai
communication from the -taff ur
the Russian armny in thc eau
oastis. gwen ont today -ay- Rsis-
sian truoIis have crossed the Truk-
i~h frontier. driving ist, L the en-
envy advance gprrt- and TAX
ing number ut towns.
The trNt 90 the communication
Follows
Our troup- have crossed the
frontier or Turkey aGi having
driven hack the Turkish advance
guards Ih"A tuuk pp-~''~ssiuu. ariur
engagements. of the towns of ~
vine. Narhkili~~c Pa-~inka. Ahk-
~, BoutRkh. kburuum. MS--on
aud ArIap
THE Tlsrklsh fortc~ rrtrVutcd
after having suffered lo~~c- and
ahaudourd their dead p
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amsterdam, Nov. 4 (yin Ion
don, - 30 a. m.l--lic Npr-i-, iia
Leiiung publishes q despatch
from sofia. saying thai 1arki~h
warship- have sunk the Russian
battleship >inop