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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
sesA CIR sgI

A regular business mestfugs of. the Catalpa Circle, No. 425, Companions of Fpresters of America, was held last eeyening in their 4aonsy6R Cans candidates were itaated and three Applications were recefved: The treasurer,s report showed that they had g, 600 in the treasury and the secz |retary made a report of 26O members FolIoWing the business division of the gathering, social was in order. COURT PEouoNNocK
 NO 62, F or A. | At a meeting of the Court Pednonz mock Lodge Nd. 62, FL of A, sheld last evening, six applications were re- ceiyed and two members Initiated Ac- cordin to the audft0rs report the orr der has $6.500 in It's freasar
 The next meeting will be entitled Dutch night as German supper will be served. A, committee was also appointed to arrange for Grand Court conv ention which will be held some tirde in May. 4g15a EsTne connx nlittee is as follows s A Campbell, B. Maloby, J. Finne1I, J. E. Lyddy and J. McCann.
 ANGELdrS E BARTEETr CAMP.
 NO. 4, D. OF V "A. regular. routine business Sneeting was held last evening by the Ange line Bartlett Camp. No. 4, D.sof " and it was also decided to hold the class Initiation some time in sFsebrnary. An meeting which will be held on Febru2 arya 10. All those present at lasH evenings meeting enjoyed a iuneheon lafter4 the session-fl s5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
FRAZIER NAL
 DIRECTORY


 Brotherhood of America, Progressive Circle, No. 2, at 1S1 State street.
 o. of V, B1enda Lodge at 62 Cannon streets
 Sons sof St. George Magma Charta Lodge No. 16s. at 176Fyair1eld ave nue. W &E
 Monitor Lodge, No. Sss, at 164 State street.. Lodge, No. 80, I. o. o. F., at the Odd Fellows hall on the cor ner of Broad and Cannon streets.
 Park City Lodge, No. 59, Knights of Pythias, sim the Citizens building, 1925 Main street.
 ssterlin gHLodge, NO 356, N.I B. o. P.,i at 1133 Main street. z Waldemere Council, No. 6, Order of United American Mechanics. at 181. Sta te street. \ Woodmen of the World, Pioneer Camp. No. F, at 17s Fairfield. avenue.
 Woodn1en Circle, Ivy Grove, No. 1, at 62 Cannon street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28

E,a,n'aar Want Ada one Cent a VEara5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
woMENs CHRISTIAN :

TEMPERANE UNION l.. A regular business meeting Of the Evofnen's Christian Temp pefance Union
 will be aheld on Friday eafternoen of
 this week and as this meeting aVin be
 an important one all the members are requested to be present. The
 gathering will be held at their @he eads quarters, 2s9 Gilbert street. and will be condukted by Mrs. Feathers tone.
 ALPHA CIRCLE NO. II B. OF 4.
 s The Alpha Circle, No l. Brotherhood of America. held dance last even angz i'd heir ronms& 5SA ERtAte street
 There were 200 eonple p resent all ex- Dressing their pleasure ats being pres lent As there were 400 tickets sold, it is probable that the affair was a suc- cess, financially. The committee of arrangements consists of James Spain, |chairman; 1ugenes Holt, August Smith. Henry Eng1ehardt, George Bebbles Richard Gostello, John Conroy. vene Howes. During the evening a tenor and baritone duet was rendered. by George BebbIe and August Scith-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28

1t is expected that at the regular meeting of Sterling Lodge. N. B. 70. F. this evening several more new appIi- cations for membership will be re- cefved making a good showing for this lodge when the others previously received are considered, and that one new member will be Initiated as well as several applications bahoted on4
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
WAR BULLETINS.



Berlin. Nov. 4. (via London).-An Of
fetal communication was given out at
German headquarters today as follows:
Our attacks on Ypres, to the north
OF Arras and to the east OF SCISSORS
are progressing slowly, but success
fully.
South of Verdun n in the Yosges,
french attack have been repulsed.
In the eastern arena of war thera
have been no material Developments"
London. Nov. "A cabinet crisis az
Constantinople over Turkeys attitude
toward the war is reported.
London, Nov. 4.-Premier Salat1dra
has been able to form a new Italian
cabinet.
London, Nov. According to an
English correspondent British airrnen
dropped bombs on Thielt soon after the
departure of Emperor William, who
had made a visit to the German head
qIarters al Thielt.
London. Nov. 4.-'sThe sound of cam
non has been distinctly heard AZ
5Czhent. teIegraplls the Amsterdam COR
respondent of the Central News. and
fhereis evry indication that the Cor
| mans are retiring on the Whole front
! from Bruges to 1'lielt. 10 miles south
east Of Brugas.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
-FOUR MEN IN GAR GO
INTO MISSOURI WITH
AUTO; TWO ARE DEAD
Party From Harrington, Neh.,
Misses pontoon Bridge With
Tragic Results.

yankson, s d. New, A--sHs w
Cooley, editor OF the Gsess~n. Neb4
Seusssaa, ana O. w, Cass, a druggist,
riding in the iaftesss car, were asswncd
N the Missouri river early Aeaay when
their car missed the ponseoss bridge ana
rs@agea into the river Cass, who IN
married. was assvsmg ATS car % ns
Ssaasy a barber, and Ia s. REESE, a
Che hastem or the yaver waah shc q
has freed themselves and reached Che
shore. Exhausted and nearly drowned.
SPEED t@ given AZ the cause OF the as~a
ci&ens, Tme bodies az the drowned men
and the a are sttn m the river IN
Thfs Is a Nebraska cas- and tfA
tragedy AWAITS the arrival ee the sheriff
er Cedar county frenf Harrington.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12


london. Nsv. s-PIvass regorts
reaching Rerre, Switzerland, frnss Con-
s~tantsnopls, indicate sAsat Turkey hss
entered sfac war with an empty treas
AIRY. She has exhausted ssse German
lean ana used up The money osssNsc
from Ssss tax imports.
london, Nov. ga dispatch freFa
Berlin states that the Russian EaaeS
sea fleet has left SebassopoI ana IS
aroeeeairs eastward 80 Ccpssssssn.
The Russians, according 70 1FspSten,
tsavs s~orsaarae3 kosiu a SQsla ca s7s
coast of Asia Minor.
london, Nov. s.-A Sydney, N, s. Va
dispatch to the Evening News says
that the skipper of the steauser Fareaa,
arriving from Singapore, reports Snas
after sase German cruiser EnaSen.s sue
cess in sinking the Russian and French
Marssaips at Penang, the German war
ship and two store ships We're over
taken by q British cruiser. The spesoy
Em6en few, but the British manor,
war sank one store ship and captured
the other.
Paris, Nov. 9.-The protected cruisers
kaaul and rarniat Nerkocria. of Sse
Russian Black sea fleet, bouaearaea ttas
straits of Sospaorus and the coal
depots off Eregli, Saturday according
to an announcement rnsae today al
Constautinopls and forwarded by sns
The Turkish fleet went out to meet
the Russian 1arships, but soon re,
turned. A number of vessels at ssae pcr'
of Ereqli, which is i2 miles norshesst
of Constantinople, were destroyed u
ing tho bo~nabardnent by the Russians
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
WOMAN ColltcEs WITH
BURGLAR tN MEM ROOM

Scotland, S, ID, Now ITO awaken
aud find a man Ia their rsess,. wise was
supposed to be The husband OF enc OF
them. but Who proved to be a burglar,
was the thaliing experience or Mre, g.
q. aseess and Mrs. George Fssssaelinan,
prominent women OF Scotland. They
We're aroused by the movement OF
someone IN an adjoining repfas Tile
unknown had removed hks shoes and
soon after entering The roem m which
the tive ome were, he In b dark
ness accidentally eoiftded WITH one of
them, when the frightened wcaaes, be-
came aware that 1t was NOT Mr., Brock,
as had been supposed. The Intruder
politely excused himself fer his rude
ness In humping into one OF tAa wofne
n then fled. The alarm was Given
and the fugitive was captured by Mr..
BeecR before he had made his way
| from the premises. The prisoner proved
to be a stranger giving his name as
George Mclaughlin, who afay TIM day
before with an associate had been re-
leased ftam the Hutahinssn ouass&y jail
at ONvet after serving n tenan Of 80
days for petit larceny. lie has been
lodged In tho Bnn Eonnias otsysaty
iaAl on the charge OF burglary. It In
said lac Is ready TO enter u plea OF guilty
and serving his term in the
Sioux Falls p~enitnntiary.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
CLAIM RUSSIAN ARMY
HAS CROSSED FRONTIER
Staff Statement Reports Turk
ish Advance Guard Has Re.
tired Before Them.

P%etrograd, Nov. Am official con-
firmation from the staff of the Rus
sian army In the caucasus. given out
in this city today. says that Russian
troops have crossed the Turkish from
tier, driving back the eneiny's adj
vance guards and taken u number of
towns.
Berlin, NOV. 4. (by wireiess). A dis
patch received here from Copenhagen,
according to information given out in
Berlin officially today, says that tho
Persian minister to I'etrogrnd demands
cd the immediate recall Of tho Russian
forces of occupation in Persia.
Russia for some time past has main
tanned a permanent garrison In tho
northern portion OF Persia,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
BLACK HILLS COUNTIES
SHOW DEMOCRATIC GAINS

Deadwood. $. D., Nov. 4.-Partiai re-
turns O every county in the Hills
going democratic. except Lawrence.
Three precincts in Custer county give
Candy. democrat. for congress, "a n q
jority; Johnson, democrat, for %seuator,
35 majority; Eyrne, republican, for
governor, s majority over McCarter.
Pennington county, four precincts,
including two in Rapid City. give Gan
dy 1923 majority over Rice. In Butte
county Rice is slightly leading John
son and McCarter Is leading.
Fall River. ii precincts out Of % give
Candy 4s majority; Johnson, 165 ma
jority.
Lawrence viii give Rice about 1000
majority; Burke. 100: Byrne about
same. Lead and Dcad o strongly re-
publican.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
JOHNSON SHOWS GOOD IN
BURkE'S HOME COUNTY

Pierre, S. D., Nov. 4.-Fourtecn out
of IS precincts in Hughes county, in
Guiding Pierre, give Burke $50: I'D s..
Johnson. 334; Byrnc, b52; McCartcr.
1872; Royal G. Johnson, for congress,
343; King. 1853,
Johnson, democratic candidate for
senator. is showing strong In the
southern and western part OF the state.
Burke shows q gain over the rcpub-
liCan state ticket only in Brown and
Lawrence counties, while he Is falling
behind IN most OF the other counties.
ID. w, March is elected Hughes
county representative and Lutte Ste
phcns i9 elected senator Of the Suily-
Hughes district.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12

shss section, however, frossa which only
soaSssFa6 resMrvss have sseeh received
the Situation is reversed. Nysaae usually
getting q larger vote than EsTRe,
asoessngs eoasssS segorss q majority
OF s&s Tor johnson, but about rs far
sygssa IAe vote for Igoaa6S d SEN
aseS and Richards tor gossrnae is very
small,
Egae cossagson cecns2 result show
Ing Burke aeadssag Eyrsses reflects sase
ssSee0e@s opposition 70 the governor
Ia wsaserecwsa where he wsss eat hard,
especially IN one ward. and Is no issass
casssn OF the General trend OF ssesegns.
The Waterfowl Public opssssea THIS
morning claims the election OF ssSTsse
by Shout e.aoa, but admits sossse ao0ss
as to Burke
The ssasaasn eoansy seat flight, OF
years standing, was settled yesterday,
when Nasd secured a decisive ma.
Jorssy ever CaStsewood above the ee-
gallS required figure.
Tlae surprise OF the election Ia Cad.
iaSton county WAS the defeat OF NJ, s
Glass, republican, for the state seEase
by Mark Sasesfe, sr., democrat The
rep0baiosasss however, elected three
house members,
The complete county ticket Is as Sa,-
lowss Sh@afe, democrat state ~scyaScrl
j. O. IeFarsanc, Hans Matassesea an5
u, c. Stein, representatives. L. Baker
republican, s~reasarocs j. s. Joiassscua
republican,. aaafsoss nd FssKins, reren'
liean sheriff Curt johnson, reaaAlt,
! cam register OF Deeds Ralph EerSMisi
democrat, clerk OF courts Sasaa E
Reeve, republican. school soperintess
dent A. j, Hangar, democrat states
attorney.
In a strenuous local fight u, NJ, Ran,
mister, republican, defeated II, A. Han
| ten, democrat, for county commission
er from h Watertewn district,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
ALAS ~MUNCHAUSEN
WASRANK
french Auiator's Tale OF
Catching Bullet in Midair
oho,cs Up Der Baron.

Loadon,, Nov, IN,~-A French aviator
- ~ eparted 10 have brought down from
~ ! Skies q German rifle bullet which
nc mad caught IN his hand,
lie story goes that he was flying
81 s : ieisht OF about 1000 feet, when he
piaek object close to his head.
i19 thought 1t was an insect OF some
Nina = WAS sufficient of an ente-
aaotoSlst to realize that q flying insect
~ suen an altitude was a curiosity.
90 no stretched out his hand and
T. "speu what to his aIaazerlent proved
~ be u bullet,
re explained afterward that 1t was
sFiuehtiy 4 rifle bullet that had beer
lrea almost vertically and had reached
us utmost elevation.
lie arrived in his aeropiane Just al
.me moment when tho bullet slowly
turned over and was about 10 fai
again.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
GOVERNOR BYRNE WINS BY
MAJORITY CLOSE TO 10000

Pierre, S. D.. Nov. A.--While the re-
publican headquarters Is still worried
on the senatorShip question, there Is
no doubt of the recollection of Governor
Byrne, with a majority ranging close
to 10000.
Governor Byrnc has made n t1ne
showing In all sections OF the state.
with the exception of q few scattering
counties. where special fights were di-
rected against him. Two years ago he
won over Johnson by less than 1000
votes, but he is mantfesting Increased
strength in nearly every county over
the vote of 1912.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
BURKE LEADS HYHNE I'M
BROWN COUNTY RETURNS

Aberdeen. S, d. Nav. &s-~Wtta 10
precincts missing ont of 81, Brown
county cav Burke, for senator, l,SS6s
Johnson, l.esSs Byrne. FOR governor,
l,SSe, MoCarter, I,aS4 Attorney Cen
eral Royal and C Johnson. candidate
FOR congress-, carried The county by
several hundred and the entire repue~
loan legislative Ticker is elected with
one exception, w, @, Jacobs, a we'll
known travelling man. is the only DEM
| ocrat to win.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
KOCK TOLD KAISER.
"C0ME TRY YOURSELF

raris-Drainatie details have reach-
cd Paris OF the reported suicide OF
Colonel koet, commander Of the
M~uehlhntlpen garrison.
Colonel koet received repeated tele-
grams from the general staff, ordering
him to cross tho Vosses at al costs. At
ter several unsuccessful attempts, the
colonel, 1t Is said, t~elegraphed the
lFnisef;
Impossible to cross the Vosges;
cotno and try yourself" Then retiring
to his rooms he blew out his brains.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
WILBUR 8. GLASS LOSES
IN CODInGTON CONTEST

Waterfront, s.. D., Nov. with two
prccincts outside of Watertowb missing
this morning. CoaingtGn county elves
Burke. republican, for senator. q ma
tority Of 90 over Johnson, democrat, In
the same precincts, Eyrne. republican.
for governor. falls short OF Mccarter,
democrat. by II In most counties in
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
SOUTH DAKOTA BULLETINS.


auron,-ineomplste, returns give
Johnson . GOOD lead over ierks ~
seadle county n q smaii tean IN
aeaa ts ratt,ns !, Ne, nm in,lf,, a,s.r hnfh
his with MsI,arter second
Rvrnf,a y,t,, ia vary iitht
Eueyen out OF "a preoinots In Reaale
county give Governor Byrne, l42, Me-
Carter. lsss Richards, SOS, Burke ta
leading johnson slightly. Johnson Is
leading for ngr In the Second dis
el,Ss Repoo'teah soohss ticket efee'-
r,,pto, r,n !. 40 ~ ,u.
Ssam 'snr,ss m,va ,s~rn FFass NE
"a rtar gss H,,,iss ns, rnbnsn sSs
pSf,on and rho resi- ,r INA ,nn,,i,,aa,
tirisat sill lead
nj nS,sas,, IS,,,rsaa, or,oa,,,.s Az, 40
as Ia Moody county give Burke aio,
johnson, ASA. Bsrne, 4S2, McCarter.
2l5s Richards, IS Woman suffrage and
saloon license lost,
Neutrality-suspicious. was a ,ar,re vote
east nY,e count IL oon,i,sy In s1ayvix,
Fasrrt county preeiaets ont OF n siyse
E, S johnson, democrat, . lead OF $40
Tor United states senator, C II. Dillon,
republican. is leading strongly in the
congressional race, Byrne, republican,
has q lead fer governor, Richards vote
is scattering.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,,nno,,,nts q, tsan4s
,na,,,f, ,s,tn i,hnson ,sa,,na,a IA, ,anSs,
date Tor senator 20 ma foritvs fsvrne
,nnnhl,can ranaiaata fnr srnrSrn,S %
majority; king, democratic candidate
for congress-, 81 majority.
priasewater-The ettv ar nrttf.eA
rntnr s$,as< pnrt,o mi. rab,.nn
rnnrikS :. Hyrna al, tS,,as,tar "a,
Richards. {. 80
caaa,s r,t,., .,.nat, -, ~
90 In Gbnrlas Ntix ro,,nty ,,i~a IoSnson
! ROO ph,ta aon N,rrar ~, ; ! nss isvr,,a
OO3
!,
Ian'oi-N WIN onlS Two precincts OF
lincoln county missing the vote ~
iturNe, tsV' Johnson, sea LoueSs, an,
Union, WV. 5tileA, 90, yam oHdel, ~
sb7, rrwo years opo 1ohnson Loaf his
countv Nv annpov n,atni,, ron ,otea
/, ~ ~.
Iarker- lurheF county SHOWS Dig
9ol,son gn,hs, A'tnough novoPh 'pt
Byrne, republican, wiil carry the
county ny apout noVi Johnson doIlo-
! ma iority of nbo,t pbo ,1,bo entire re1
pt,blicnn county ticket ia elected
:,
ler'e- ms wy oete',en .'o w.
In gu ,n - Wy y 'ur1oaas y, ~,
} IA ag aIin a Az t ius nrn 70 spaaini
90 aBat'st " Is 'noIu ~ - "p,N'ti
pIopost.ion9 or ~ Fs"u 3' 1870" "a,
! ,ot n",at'k uct.a,te W., ~ ha""n ~
J y ~ y ,Ti,.I,t ~" 49,, /" ~, =, - l. I
t., s,a,,. ISol,, Eva Jabnann + gssa
: i /, = 100 "
~, w. r.
> <nball ,. -. NOV -. returns iof
, imball toWhAn'p nrei congress III
Ion W, f5ailN ~. SI"halot-
Burke ", Johnaon 80. LouoEs ~ 1oy
! ernor-byrho eS' MeCattef a. lt'cfafah
, ~.
Aberdecn-wtth two precincts miss
Ing, Grant county gives johnson. re-
nubIicnn. for eonprpfa, 800. King. dem
ocrnt, al; Burke, republican. for son.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12

Sioux Falls, s. ID. Nov. &,-Nhile the
republican leaders here are still claim
ms that Burke, republican candidate
TOR senator. has won by "a marrow
margin. all OF the returns ut hand petnt
strongly to q victory for johnson, the
democratic candidate,
Returns at hand show only four
counties In which Burke Indicated
strength over the rest OF the ticket, and
this not to any important extent,
These counties were Lawrence,
Hughes, Brown and Codiugton.
All through the southeastern sectton
Of the state the Burke vote shows a
The vote for BSrne, republican candt-
late for governor. In most OF the
counties west OF the river, outside OF
Lawrence county, the Johnson vote
shows strong gains, In the northeast
srn section, outside OF Codington coun-
", the Johnson gain is very marked.
Gains For Johnson.
Two years ago, as a candidate for
governor, Johnson was detected by less
than 1000 votes, His vote yesterday,
for senator, shows consistent gains
over that of two years ago and IL the
average is maintained on the counties
aot reported, Johnson will have a ma
Iority OF more than 5000.
Among the counties carried for the
republican SalUiuals LOT EoNSthtF, hu'
giving a majority to Johnson. are:
Beadle, Bon Homme, Bookings. Brale
Charles Mix, Clay, Dawson, Gregory
Hamlin, Hand. Lincoln. Sphinx, Turner
Union and Yankton.
At noon today the republican head.
q~uester at Pierre had tahulated returns
from 20 of the 81 counties and thes,
figures ave johnson a big lead, The
republicans were hoping, however, thai
the normal Burke strength In th'
northern and central sections OF the
state would offset the Johnson LEAD
and give Burke a small majority,
Johnson and Candy.
The state democratic headquarters
at Aberdeen, claims the election o
Johnson for United states senator an,
Harry l.. Candy for congress In tn,
Third district, embracing the tersitor.
west OF the river The Candy show
ing has been a great surprise 20 stat
politicians. as il had boon generally as
sumed that Judge w, G, Rice, the re
publican nominee, would have cas-.
sailing.
Royal C. johnson. present attorne,
general, has been elected to congress
in the Second district by n decisiv
majority Of King. democrat, and G.. II
Dillon has been reelected In tho Firs
district over Bailey, democrat.
The few returns received on the sur
frage question indicate tho defeat o
this amendment, but the suffrage nd
v~ocates continue hopeful OF bette
news on complete returns, which ma.
not be available for several days.
Meager returns on the state legisla
tive tickets indicate more than TIA
usual number of democrats in the mex
assembly.
The light vote given to r. Q. Rich
ards is n distinct surprise to him an
his immediate supporters. He ha
made an aggressive campaign and OK
pected to be n factor in the contest.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
JApS WAKE PROGRESS
AGAINST GERMAN FORCE

Toxic. Japan. Nov. A dispatch re-
chived here from Tsi Nan in Shat
Tung province China. says the Japan
ese forces before Using Tau. the for
tilted position of the German territory
OF ktao Chow, have destroyed &c Ger
ina guns n captured 500 prisoners.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
NJ PREPARING
FOR WINTER Campaign

ro7acn Nov. "A dispatch ire
raUerhagen TO the Central news ga:
.-ordtnr TO a Berlin Telegram
-~.--~any is making enormous prepara-
80 Tor n winter campaign with tents.
zr,fghs and fur outfits for an eatTS
army"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
JOHNSON HAS LEAD or
1000 AND MAY GAIN

ndyieea received by The Argus Issassai
from Pierre are to the effect that John-
o leads Burke by something over
1000 votes. There are about 20 coun-
ties 10 hear from. They will probably
not change the result very materially
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-12
Johnson WINNER
FOR SENATORSH|P
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Has Strong Lead Over Burke
In Counties Reported. and
Majority May Reach
5000.
RETURNS COMING TN SLOW
Only Lawrence, Brown, Hughes
and Codington Counties Give
Burke Gains But Not
Enough to Win.
RETURNS COMING TN SLOW

johnson Headquarters,
yankton, s, D., Nov. &-We feel
that johnson has been elected by a
substantial majority.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-11
FIGHT AT TAMPIC0
Most Desperate Battle of the
Siege Is I'm Progress.
Firing Proceeds by the Light Of
Burning Oil Tanks.

Juarez. May 1.-THE most desper-
ately fought battle Of the present Mex
lean revolution IL being fought at
Tampico. according to reports reach
ing constitutional officers here. It Is
reported some of the oil wells and
tanks are burning and that q portion
of the town Is on fire.
All Americans, it is said here. have
been taken aboard the United States
warships. but other foreigners are
scattered throughout the oil we'll dis
trict. 1t was this section of the bat
tlefield that the United States govern
ment suggested should be made a neu-
trail zone.
The Constitutionalist generals re-
fused to adopt this suggestion.
BY the light of the blazing oil tanks.
fired by stray shots, the rebel artil-
lerymen hurled shot after shot from
twenty heavy field guns into the
strongly intrenched position held by
General Ignacio Morelos Zaragoza, the
federal commander in tho center OF
the town. sweeping the breastworks
with a hail Of shrapnel in an effort
to open the way for a dash by Cen
eral Pablo Gonzales infantry.
For the first time in the fighting
between the men of Huerta and Car
rama, the constitutionalists were on
equal terms with the federals In the
matter Of artillery.