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RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS
In NATIONAL FOREST.


Notice Is hereby given that The lands
described below. embracing 490 acres
within the Arkansas National Forest,
Arkansas will be subject to settlement
and entry under the provisions OF the
homestead laws OF the United states and
the act Of June II. 1906 GA stat, 233),
at the United States land office at Lit
tie Rock. Arkansas, on October IS. 1914.
ANY settler who was actually and in good
faith claiming any Of said lands for agri-
cultural purposes prior TO January /,
l906and has not abandoned same, has
a preference right to make a homestead
entry for the lands actually occupied.
SAID lands were listed upon the applica-
lions Of the persons mentioned below,
who have a preference right subject to
the prior right Of any such settler, pro-
Vided such settler or applicant Is quail
fled to make homestead entry and the
preference right is exercised prior 10
October Is, 1914. on which date the lands
Will be subject to settlement and entry
are as follows: The SW IA Of SW IA,
Sec. -; the NV Ia OF NV Id Sec 10,
7. ] N, r. 10 w. 9Th p. NJ. 60 acres,
application OF Homer Cheek Magnet,
Arkansas List 7-23S. The Sc IA of
SW IL the SW IA Of SIC IA, Sec. 10;
the Fl2 Of NE Ia Of NV IA. Sec q,
7. I N, r. 10 w, 100 acres. application
Of J.. j. Davis. Lawrence Arkansas; List
!-239, The NV Ia Of SIC Id. the Sc
SE IL Of Me IA Sec 10. r. / NJ, II 10
w, leo acres. application of f. T. Kin
zey, Magnet. Arkansas List 724n. The
ST - q NE II, the n IL Of sW Ia,
plication of John r. Cash. Chance. Ar
kansas List 7-241 The N IL of S 1-2
of Me Ia of SW Ia, the IL OF SE Ia
Of sW IA, Sec. 30, T. ~. r. 20 W, 30
Arkansas; List 7-2i2. July 81. 1914. B.
X PARROTT. Acting Assistant Com
missioner Of the General Land Office.
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FOR SADE-160 acres of land, SO
acres in cultivation, will sell for
$1,100 If taken at once; miles from
Hot Springs. One pair of gray horses
s and 9 years old, sound and gentle;
chain harness, log wagon, all for $500
If taken at once. Address Postoffiee
Box SIS, Hot Springs, Ark, or phone
zoos. S-2o-lmo
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given. that letters
of Administration. with the will an
nexed, on the estate Of Elmira e.
Humphrey, deceased, were issued to
the undersigned by the Clerk of the
Probate Court of Garland County, in
the State of Arkansas, on the 3rd day
Of July, 1914. All persons having
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FOR RENT-Six-room house. hal!
ana bath, dose in: electric light gas,
water; $3.50 per month. 10 School
street. near Orange ST., east OF high
school site, or phone t7l7. Built for
two three-room apartments with gas
and water ON each side. Cliff
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FOR SAIE--A fine Cleaning and
Pressing Plant for less than cost,
cash all down, or will trade it for q
good home that is well improved.
Either city or country, close in. All
good machinery; grand money-maker
for. hustler. Cheap rent. Come and
see it at 597 w. Grand avenue, Hot
Springs, Ark, Phone 1927.
S-2S-1mo.
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AUCTION of horse, buggy, harness.
plows, Saturday, Sept. 18th, at p,
m, on Market street. II. e. Holmes.
9.10-2t
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE

FOR SAI.E-At a Sacrifice-By the
owner. % acres of land, within two
and one-haif miles of city on Malvern
road; new Broom house, cost $4,000;
large barn, cost 5000; good wire
fence, fine well Of water, two springs.
Three acres in strawberries, one-half
acre in blackberries, 100 young fruit
trees. Natural gas line through
place, can be connected at any time
own my own telephone line from
city. An ideal location for dairy
truck and poultry farm, or resident
physicians home place. Cost me over
$4,000. Look it over and make me an
offer. Also for sale, so acres of good
bottom land adjoining Essex Park.
George w. Nickeis, as Henderson Az
enue Telephone 1868. 9-S-1w
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WANTED-4Men or women to learn
the BARRIERS trade or ladies' beauty and
hair work. A s25 tuition entities you
to all of the practice that you want.
Wages from start Tools, diplomas,
and jobs, guaranteed. Palmer System,
Little Rock, Ark. or Joplin, Mo.
9-4 limo.
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REsTot ALTON TO 'NTRY OF LAMBS
In NATIONAL FOREST.

Notice is hereby given that the lands
described below, embracing 4f0 acres
within the Arkansas National Forest,
Arkausaz will be subject to settlement
and entry under the provisions OF the
homestead laws OF the United states and
tho act of June H. 1906 GA stat, 233l.
at the United States land office at Lit
lie Rock Arkansas, on October 10. 1914.
Any settler who was actually and IN GOOD
faith claiming any Of said lands for agrl-
cultural purposes prior to January /,
1906 has not abandoned same, has
a prefednce right to make homestead
entry for the lands actually occupied
Said lands were listed upon the appllea-
lions of the persons mentioned below,
who have a preference right subject 10
the prior right of any such settler pre-
vided such settler or applicant Is quail
fled to make homestead entry and the
preference right Is exercised prior 70
october ~ 1914, on which date the lands
win he subject to settlement and entry
by any qualified person. The lands are
are as follows The SIC IA Of NV Ia,
the w 1-2 OF SW IA of ME- Ia me
w, 9Th p. NJ. 1AO acres. application OF
w M Lowder Beaudrv. Arkansas; List
| 7-234 The w IL OF SIC IA Of NE -,
| the SW ia OF NE IA Sec. T. 7. ~,
| r, 10 w, so acres. application of Calvin
| c Newkirk Jessieville, Arkansas l1lsI
| Of SIC ia. Sec IS. II. N, r, 19 W. l2O
d dessicvi nRp'g Arkansas List 1895 The
70 10 of SW Ia the SW Ia Of SW Ia.
the t-2 Of NV IA OF SW Ia. the
NE ia Of NV Ia OF sw Ia. Sec, ], +
/ N r. "a w. $50 acres. application OF
chas. Ault Friendship Arkqnsa 3 : o LIST
Acting Assistant Commissioner OF the
General Land Office
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ROOMS FOR RI1NT-Nicely fur
nished; rates reasonable. Mrs. b.
Shannon, 1872 IL Central Ave. Ills tt
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FOR RENT

FOR Rl1NT-Modern furnished two
room apartments. Phone 1903. 433
Orange. 9-G-1w
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Pocketbook on Mt. Valley
road or city, containing deposit certifi-
cate and !. 0, 0. f. lodge receipts
with name w. Lester Brown. Return
to Williams & Lockett store; reward
9-1l-3t
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THE ALPINE. Furnished Rooms and
Cottages for Housekeeping, gas in
Guided. Rooms s1.25 week and up.
Cottages $40 month and up. 229 JEFF
1erson st. 7-3-tf
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLASSIFIED PAGEI
WANTED

WANTED-Clerk at McCrary Hotel.
9-6-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-17 room roomIng house.
gas, electric light, BATH furniture, alb
soluteiy new; terms reasonable; rea-
son for selling, other business. Call
st. James hotel, sos 1-2 Malvern ave-
nue., between the hours Of 9 am. and
ESQ pm. or phone $50. s-8-1m
FOR Thanksgiving and equipment.
doing good business; chance for a
pustler. Phone 22S1. S-16-lm
FOR all kinds or CABINET WORK ana fur
nItnFe repair screening and job carpen-
sso see Barnhart, 100 Kirk st. Phone
soS 3-2-tf
FOR SALE-Lease and furniture Z.
room fiat rooming house. Apply
AL IL Ouachita avenue. S-29-tf
FOR SALE-By owner. big bargain in
nigh corner lot, $3.50; 3 blocks east
OF Central avenue Oh Winona street.
Address B. p, this office. 9-7-tf.
FOR SALE-Two lots. 50x150 #. with
6-room house, in east part of city. Ad-
dress c. NJ Ilackett, Kenney House.
9-S-1w
FOR sALE-Four-months-old colt.
Phone 22S1. S-16-1m
FOR SAIE-Jersey COW. Leslie's
place, Malvern road II. e. Holmes.
9-l0-2t
WHEN looking 10. a small place to
buy suitable for truck or dairy, fine
spring water, miles from city on
Shady Grove road. w. d. Price,
r. F. d. No. 2. Slim
FOR sALE-21-room mouern hotel, nice
ly furnished; l 1-2 blocks from baths.
Address %. this office. 6-s-tf
FOR SALE - Furniture. Leslie's
place, Malvern road II. e. Holmes
9-10-2t
FOR SAIE-At a sacrifice, two new
furnished cottages, close in Phone
1907, or call 110 Beach. 9-11-1w
LOST AND FOUND
-pncLptboolr nm Nj UaUav
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WANTFD-Lady or gentleman with
$4,000 to $4,000 cash to invest in a
legitimate business that ought to
make from 100 to 500 per cent profit
troll of his capital, also a good salary.
No experience needed; reference re
uuired and given. Address A b c,
this office. S-23-1mo.
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FOR RENT

LIGHT, airy housekeeping rooms.
one block from bath house; electric
lights; $3.50 up per week. PIG Court.
S-29-tf
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FOR LEASE-Spring and equipment,
doing good business; chance for a
pustler. Phone 22S1. S-16-lm
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FOR RENT--Elegant furnished cot
tages. Apply AIS Wilmington. Phone
034. 11-1-tf
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FOR SALE-Two lots. 50x150 it. with
6-room house, in east part of city. Adj
dress c. NJ. IIackett, Kenney House.
9-S-1w
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FURNISHED COTTAGES:
ITO Ravine st. s-13-u
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FOX all kinds or CABINET WORK ana fur
hltuFe repair. screening and job carpen-
sse e see Barnhart. 100 Kirk ST. Phone
Soo. 3-2-tf
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-11-04

returns indicate that Rodenburg, re-
publican, will have plurality OF 100
In Monroe county for congressman
from the twenty second district.
Philadelphia. Nov. 4.-Congress:
Twenty ninth districts. c. Porter
republican,, reelected.
/ Thirty first DISTRICT, M. Morir,
republican, reelected.
Thirty second district--A. ]. Barch-
field, republican, reelected.
& Louisville. Nov. 4.--Eariy returns
indicated the election of ]. G. w.
Beckhman. democrat, to the United
States senate (full term) and John
SON N. Camden, democrat for the un-
expired term of the late Senator w.
o. Bradley. by q plurality OF 5000.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 4.--Georgfa elect
ed to the United States senate today
the democratic nominees. Hoke Smith
and Thomas w Hardwick.
Nat e. Harris. democrat, was elected
All democratic congressional nomi-
nees were elected.
Boston, Nov. 4.--Governor. city Of
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Entire Republican Ticket
Carried in Cass County

county
the only
HeIstrom and Aaker In the city
First Ward-Hanna 81, HelIsrom Aaker 9.
Second Ward-Hanna 46, Hellstrom /.
73, AJAX Is.
Fourth Aaker
Precinct-Hanna HeIIstrou S. Aaker L.
Fifth Ward Second Precinc-Hanna
Sixth Ward-Hanna 1876. Ffellstrom
Precnct-I1anna
Precnct-Hanna 81 HeIstrom 7S Aaker
II will be the in
lated, republican
exception
city still to be returned to the auditor
SUFFRAGE.
coNGRE ssMAN.
Thirteen precincts sive aelgesen 4o Bartholomew. 4ss
SENATOR.
Fourteen precincts give: Purcell 1885, Gronna,
SHERIFF.
Fifteen precincts Johnson,
COVE RNoR. Il.
Fifteen Helstrom,
CLERK DISTRICT COURT
the district precincts the
COUNTY AUDITOR.
auditor % precincts Leech 7so Lord
COUNTY TREASURER.
precincts Martin 2
~ REGISTER DEEDS.
register Of deeds 20 precincts Fraser so7 and smen
3ss.
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GERMAN OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

Berlin, Nov. 4:-The following statement issued
from official headquarters: 'The first the
Turkish frontier in which Turkish soldiers met Russian
forces from the Caucasus resulted unsuccessfuy for the
russians Nineteen Russian transports sunk by the Turks
had board 700 destined for the blockading of
Turkish waters This fact proves the hostile intentions of
the Russians.
The Gazetta Del Popolo says that present treatment
OF Germans in England is policy open question nl
merous English industries conducted by Germans who
would be difficult to replace.
The note of Edward Gray the English foreign secre-
tar denouncng Turkey handed the Indian government
by the British ambassador has created in Italian political
circles an impression unfavoraby to England, shows
Englands fear of Turkey
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First Great Naval
Battle of War Is
Startling Victory
for the Germans

Valparaiso Chile, Nov 4-The victory of German feet
Admiral Spee consisting of the armored cruisers
Scharnhors and Gneisenau and light cruisers Nurnberg
Lepsic and Bremen British squadron made up of the
cruisers Monmouth Goodhope and Glasgow and the
port Otranto commanded by Rear Admiral Craddock
tnues the sensation of the hour here.
That the Germans able to sink and scatter the
British squadron with only minor damage their ships and
casualty list of only two wounded is subject of
wonder The Monmouth is known to have been lost with
practically the entire Of 655 men, result of this
first big naval fight Of the war.
The Goodhope seriously damaged and on fire when
she escaped It is believed here she bottom later
Although terrific in all phases this fight lasted but
one hour.
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WON OUT
BY 1000

Mandan, N. D.. Nov. 4.-One of the
most spectacular election contests ever
witnessed in Morton county was the
fight for states attorney between VIM.
LANCER, republican nominee, and J. #.
Sullivan, democrat and law partner of
j. NJ. Hanley, former speaker of the
house. LANCER had arrayed against
him Republican County Chairman
Bleich and Hanley, who gave their
support to the democratic nominee. 1t
was largely personal hght. but Lang
er, despite the forces in his party ar
rayed against him, won by 1000 ma
jority. Mr.. Langer is a Cass county
product, hailing. from Casselton.
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Governor Hanna
and Entire G. @. P.
Ticket Was Named
in North Dakota

Gov b. Hanna has Dakota by from
5000 to 10000 with him the
-
and his majority reach 10000.
H. r. Heigesen has eecdi
congressional district by 1000 ma + -
Second district
reelected by big majority. 80
p D. Norton out HaVorsen by
substantial majority. :
On the fact of late the
spa!dIns and Chrstlanson f the court uncertain
turns from the slope are badly split and in Of
Chrsanson considerably
then. '
Woman suffrage has been defeated North Dakota
termed overwhelming Not
to majority Of the
Of
the proposition. {
THE Forum
(.
Every repgbIean candidate for state ofse has been
Hanna has out b from 5000 to 10000 and the
Woan safage has been defeated From the figures and
the votes cast on the proposition against suffrage
for justice of the although
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HAMMOND
WON OUT
IN MINI.

St Paul. Mimi, Nov. 4.-Hammond.
democrat: has swept Minnesota and
was elected governor by a plurality of
about $4,000, carrying the Twin Cities
by 1900. and the country districts
on the face of the RETURNS at 80 by
2,500.
The balance of the republican state
ticket was elected easily. Congress
sional results are republicans in the
first, second, third, fifth. sixth. seventh.
eighth and ninth: democrat in fourth,
PROGRESSIVE in tenth.
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The British cruisers Goodhope, Mon
mouth and Glasgow were under com
mand Of Rear Admiral Sir Christopher
Craddock and had been searching the
coasts of South America for several
weeks with the object Of engaging the
German cruisers which had been de-
etroying British merchant vessels.
The British cruiser Monmouth, re-
ported sunk in the engagement yester-
day. was 440 feet long and Sc feet
beam and Of $500 tons displacement.
she carried fourteen 6-inch guns, eight
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Boston, complete Mccall, republican,
25.076; Walker, progressive, 1853;
Walsh democrat, 5O.09S.
Bostons vote in 1913 was: Bird,
progressive, 1S,S25; Gardner, repub-
lican. 1889; Walsh. democrat. 46.63s.
Richmond. Va, Nov. 4--Ail demo-
cratic congressman in Virginia were
elected, Il
Columbia, 8. c., Nov 4.--Unifed
States Senator e. d. Smith, democrSt,
was reelected and Richard T. Man
ming. democrat, was elected governor
in the election. All seven democratic
congressional nominees were elected.
Neither Smith or Manning was op-.
posed
Chicago, Nov. A. Second district:
James r. Mann (Repa reelected to
y. Little Rock. Nov. 4.James r,
Clark (Dem.) was reelected to the
United States senate YESTERDAY He
| had no opposition.
: -
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3-inch guns. three 3-pounders, and was
fitted with two 18-inch torpedo tbues
Her complement was 655 men. She
was built in 1899.
The Goodhope, also reported lost.
was the flagship OF the squardon. She
was 500 feet long, II foot beam, and
displaced 14,1O0 tons. She represented
the British nation at the jamestown
exposition in 1907. Her armament con-
sisted of two 9.2-inch guns. sixteen
.-l..a- Cnnfin1iad On Para Tirh&
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ToLo Nov A dispatch Tsi-Nan, in shantung Prov
kiao Chow have destroyed
captured 300 prisoners The Japanese
trenches
4analAr rnan&ab
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Democrats Have
Kept Majority But
Lead In Lower
House Reduced
DEMOCRATS MAY LOSE HOUSE.

! !
membership
of
Colorado
by results
aitv of ter.
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Germans Have
Withdrawn Big
Forces From the
Flanders District

Havre Nov. 4-The Belgian minister of announced
the German armies in Belgium had started hurried with
drawal movement in eastery direction, almost
broken column Of Germans composed of all arms extending
from Leke throughout in a rapid march.
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Cannon Got Big Vote.

Danville, Nov. 4.--Joseph G. Cannon
carried the eighteenth district by ap-
proximately 1886. william B. Nc
Kinley won at Champaign.
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Election Bulletins
Sherman Has chanes.

Chicago. Nov. 4.-Roger Sullivan.
the democratic senatorial candidate.
won in Chicago. but Is being crowded
hard by Sherman down state. Sher-
man at D. m. still had a chance.
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RichIand County.

Wahpeton, N. D., Nov. 4.-Returns
from 33 precincts out of 4S gives
Gronna Lis. Purcell 1880; Helgesen
1,069, Bartholomew 1.045; Hanna
1,193, Hellstrom 1.062. All present
county officers re-elected. Sheriff,
democrat; auditor, republican,; treas
urer republican, county clerk, demo-
crat; states attorney, republican:
county judge. democrat: register OF
deeds, republican. All legislative re-
publican candidates all elected.
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New York, Nov. A socialist was
elected TO congress for tue first time
in the history of New York. He Is
Meyer London, in Twelfth district and
has been active in labor and socialist
circles for many years.
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Hsttinaer County.

Hettinser County. &
Mott. N. D.. Nov. 4.-Sixteen pre-
cincts out of twenty seven give Gron1
ma. SIT: Purcell, 12G; Norton, 515;
Halvorson, 1913: Hanna. ass; He'll
strom. 1S2.
ty officers will be all republican
Rollette County.
ty, 25. out of 81 precincts, give Gronna
AL: purcell, $50; Young, ASS; Weeks,
227; Hanna, 321; Hellstrom. BIT.
Stark County.
Mandan, N. D.. Nov 4-Eleven pre-
cincts In Stark county give Hanna a
lead of Ill and Purcell a. lead Of :.
Three precincts of Oliver county give
Hanna a lead of 43, the rest of the
republican ticket carrying. Morton
county precinct returns are slow on
figures not obtainable until after mid
night give Hanna lead OF Q to :,
Cronna a lead of 3 to 2. Morton
county division is beaten. Four wards
of the city of Dickinson and nine pre-
cincts of Stark county give Gronna
2S7, Purcell 297, Hanna 406. Hellstrom
$50.
Steele County.
Sherbrooke, N. D., Nov. 4.-With 20
precincts out of the 25 in the county
returned, Gronna is given total Of
SIT, Purcell 247; Helgesen 529, Bar
tholomew 21e; Hanna 3SS, Hellstrom
393. In the judiciary Spalding is given
2O3, Christianson 1856. The entire
republican county ticket is elected.
Williams County.
WiIliston, N. D., Nov. 4.Returns
from seven precincts out of the sixty
Ave in the county gives Gronna LIT.
PURCELL 1913; Norton 183. Halvcrson
ia; Hanna 1877. Hellstrom 12s. VIII
lianns SO. Suffrage vote with present
returns are 244 for and 162 against.
All republican county officers have
been elected with exception Of sheriff.
| Diokey County.
Eilendale, N. D., Nov. ALMOST
complete returns from county give
Gronna q total OF SOC, Purcell S79;
Hanna SIG, Hellstrom 565. Returns on
other part Of the ticket coming slow.
:
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Stone Reelected.
Socialist Won.

st. Louis, Nov. 4.-Stone, democrat
was reelected to the federal senate.
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In Iowa. .

In Iowa.
Des Moines, Nov. 4.-RetuTns from
752 precincts of 2,297, not including
Des Moines, gave Cummins 1888;
Connolly. 64,145. In 666 precincts Gov
ernor Clarke. republican, 66.77S; Ham
ilton, democrat, 6LS35. w..
Congress-: New York Thirty-fifth
District Walter w. Magee, re-
New York: Twenty y-sixth--Edmund
Platt, republican elected.
New Orleans, Nov. 4. Congress,
louisiana: Firsst-Albert Estophinal,
reelected. -,... ..
ed.
Dallas. Tex, Nov. A.. The sntire
democratic statue and congressional
ticket was elected in Texas today.
Elected to Congress- California:
Third district-Cha f, Curry, re-
publican reelected.
California: Fourth district-Julius
Kahn. republican reelected.
California: Fifth district-John I.
Nolan, progressive reelected,
Chicago, Nov. 4.--Republican in the
new lower house of congress will re-
tain their old leader, James r. Mann.
His compaign manager, Edwin w.
Sims. stated he would have majority
over his progressive and democratic
opponents OF well over 5000.
Congressman Mann was vigorously
opposed by a faction of the woman
guffragists representatives who work.
ed against him at the polls.
Congress - wisconsin First -
Henry A, Cooper. republican, elected.
Second--Michael Z. Burke, demo-
crat, elected.
Fourth John ]. Escb. republican.
Eight Eighth-E. e. Browne. republican,
Eleventh L. Lenroot. repub-
lican. elected.
Chicago, Nov. 4.--Congress: The
returns indicate that Mckinley, repub
lican. will have plurality of 1900 in
| tChampaign county for congressman
from the ninteenth district.
] Chicago, Nov. 4.--Congvesg !: Ths
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Baltimore, Nov. 4.-Congress: Mary
land 2nd-J. F. G. Talbot (X), DEM;
3rd-Charles p. Coady (x) DEM; 4th
ii. Charles Linthicum (D DeTn.'
elected.
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a
Copenhagen, Nov "A feet of German warships has
gathered off the Aland islands in the Baltic northeast
of Stockholm opposite the entrance the Gulf of Finland
They evidently proceeding north and have stopped
await orders.
London Nov. with pressure the Franco Belgian
coast relieved, interest in London has again been d
verted from land operations to naval movements
The daring dash of a German squadron to within ten
miles of the northeast coast of England indicates that the
prolonged inactivity of the larger units of the German fleet
has been broken by the raid the Of England but
much satisfaction expressed that the cruiser alcyon by
the clever seamanship of her commander escaped
tight practically unnjured
The retiring German squadron dropped floating mines
in its track and this delayed pursuit These tactics
citing criticism here but experts realize the mines in cs
tion probably of the type recognized legitimate by
the Hague convention
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-11-04
Eddy County.

New Rockford, N. D., Nov. 4.--with
six precincts of the Is in the county
still to hear from the returns give
Gronna 321, Purcell 240; Hanna 3e2,
Hellstrom 53s. Entire county ticket
went democratic.