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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-12
CHICAGO & ALTON
RAILROAD INDICTED

Chicago, Nov. IA trip taken by the
late Edward Morris, the packer. and
seven members of his family to Hot
Springs. Ark, January &c. 1912, in a
private car was made the basis of fed
eral indictments against the Chicago
& Alton railroad am. w. Z. Ross. its
former vice president.
1T Is charged that six full fares and
two half fares We're paid by Mr.. Morris.
while the statues require the payment
of Is full fares for the use of a pr,yats
car.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-12
BURKE LEADS BYRNE IN
BROWN COUNTY RETURNS

Aberdeen. S. D.. Nov. 4.-With 10
precincts missing out of 81, Brown
county gave Burke, for senator, 1896;
Johnson, 1868; Byrne, for governor,
1889; McCarter. 1,4S4. Attorney Gen
eral Royal and G. Johnson, candidate
for congress-, carried the county by
several hundred and the entire repub-
lican legislative tickle, Is elected with
one exception. w. G. Jacobs, a well
known travelling man, is the only dem
ocrat to win.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-12
Has Strong Lead Over Burke
In Counties Reported, and
Majority May Reach
5000.
RETURNS COMING IN SLOW
Only Lawrence, Brown, Hughes
and Codington Counties Give
Burke Gains But Not
Enough to Win.
Johnson Headquarters.
Yankton, S. d. Nov. Ave feel
that Johnson has been elected by a
substantial majority.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 4.-While the
republican leaders here are still claim
Ing that Burke. republican candidate
Tor senator, has won by a narrow
margin, all Of the returns at hand point
strongly to a 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.
Ihese counties We're Lawrence,
Hughes, Brown and Codington.
All through the southeastern section
Of the state the Burke vote shows q
loss of 800 to 500 in each county from
the Vote for Byrne, republican candi-
counties west of the river, outside of
Lawrence county, the johnson vote
shows strong gains. In the northeast
ern section. outside of Codington
ty, the johnson gain is very marked.
Gains For johnson.
Two years ago. as a candidate for
governor, Johnson was Detected by less
thar 1000 votes. His vote yesterday,
for senator, shows consistent gains
over that of two years ago, and if the
average is maintained OF the counties
not reported, johnson will have a ma
iority of more than 5000.
Among the counties carried for the
republican candidate for governor, but
giving q majority to Johnson. are:
Beadle. Bon Homme. Brookings, Brule,
Charles Mix, Clay, Dawson. Gregory,
Hamlin, Hand, Lincoln, Sphinx, Turner,
Union and Yankton.
At noon today the republican head
quester at Pierre had tabulated returns
from % of the 81 counties and these
figures gave Johnson a big lead. The
republicans were hoping, however, that
the normal Burke strength in the
northern n central sections of tha
state would offset the johnson lead
and give Burke a small majority.
Johnson and Candy.
The state democratic headquarters
at Aberdeen, claims the election OF
Johnson for United States senator anG
Third district, embracing the territory
west of the river. The Candy show
ing has been a great surprise to state
politicians. as it had been generally as
sumed that Judge w. G.. Rice, the re-
publican nominee, would have easy
sailing.
Royal c. Johnson. present attorney
general, has been elected to congress
in the Second district by a decisive
majority of King. democrat, and C. H
Dillon has been reelected in the First
district owe Bailey. democrat.
The few returns received on the SUI
frage question indicate the defeat OF
this amendment, but the suffrage adj
v~ocates continue hopeful of better
news on complete returns. which may
not be available for several days.
Meager returns on the state legisla-
tive tickets indicate more than tho
usual number of democrats in the next
assembly.
The light vote given to R. O. Rich
ards is a distinct surprise to him an6
his immediate supporters. He ha(
made an aggressive campaign and ex-
pected to be a factor in the contest.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-12
WILBUR S. GLASS LOSES
IN CODlNGTON CONTEST

Waterfowl. S. D.. Nov. 4.-With two
precincts outside of WATERFOWL missing
this morning. Codington county gives
Burke, republican, for senator. a ma
jority of G3 oyer Johnson, democrat. In
the same precincts, Byrne, republican,
for governor, falls short of McCarter,
democrat. b. II. In most counties in
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-12
RELEASED.

Washington. Nov. THE American
steamer. kroonland. has been released
by British officials at Gibraltar, and
will sail today. leaving the copper and
rubber of her cargo for a verdict of
q piA5e court.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-12

claiming his election by from 5000 %
1000. The republican ticket, aside
from Burke, has unquestionably gone
through. Locally, everything was re-
publican. outside OF senator.
johnson carried the county by 800.
Carleton, republican, and Caldwell, re-
publican, the former for sheriff and tho
latter for states attorney, are still in
doubt, with indications In their favor.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-12
JOHNSON HAS LEAD OF
1000 AND MAY GAIN

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 4.-Latest
advices received by the Argus-Leader
from Pierre are to the effect that john
son leads Burke by something over
1000 votes. There are about 20 coun-
ties to hear from. They will probably
not change the result very materially.
Johnson headquarters in this city is
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-12
JAPs MAKE PROGRESS
AGAINST GERMAN FORCE

Toxic, Japan, Nov. "A dispatch re-
ceived here from Isl Nan. in Shan
Tung province China, says the Japan
csc forces before Using Tau, the for
titled position of the German territory
of Klao Chow, have destroyed &c Ger
man guns and captured 500 prisoners.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-12
FRENCHMEN CLAIM
IMPORTANT GAINS
AGAINST GERMANS
Declare They Have Advanced
In Long Disputed Territory
of Verdun, Capturing
Two Towns.
HARD FIGHTING AT ARRAs
Kaiser Feeling Out Weak Places
In Allies Lines While Gath
ering Forces For Su-
preme Attack.
HARD FIGHTING AT ARRAs

elSt tOd5l pI f.lSiaI1, were
awakened between midnight and ]
O'Clock this morning by the sounds
OF heavy firing III the North sea
Perne nay is ituate2 on tine estu-
airy of the Thames. six miles north
east OF Canterbury.
Havrc, France. VIA Paris), Nov.
It'll following Belgian official
communication was given out hero
today,
THE situation on the User shows
no change. The enemy has hosts
on the lett bank of the river but has
commended himself witli g feeble ar
tillerY fire directed against the
roads in the environs of Ram
scapellc.
The detects in Russian Poland
seem to have resulted in the re-
treat OF tine eileny's troops in
Belgium. There has been report
ed movements in this connection,
the departure toward the EAST of a
division Of 5000 men, who nave been
Seen marching from Bruges to-
ward Gbcnt. Furthermore five
troop trains left Brussels recently
going in the direction of Lcuvain.'
Paris. Nov. 9.--The German attempt
TO reach tho straits of Dover, prosecu-
ted with such reckless abandon and
courage as 20 wiring praise even from
the foe, appeared today to have relaxed
temporarily. Alcng the User, from
the sands Of the NORTH sea coast to the
ruined owl OF Di&lnude, the situation
today was reported relatively quiet"
Along the resi- OF the battle line,
which stretches across France, impor-
tant advantages arg said to nave been
won by the allies. Today's official
lei, o1d Tr,.nch fotcca 1.ava ren1llsed
G - n..on1,n aia,,n oI,oos+ tbo M
- 80. 80 a,,1 49, ~ ,or4i,nas ct op ver-
49, 49, u,La..o NO ta,.,.;+1r-, baS Ionr been
Gisn,,tnd with o-scnn+ional f]crocity two
LII go &C., nean cnntn1.e6 IN! tbe
snt"s N "
ai, m1a annt;n,. ,,ou -, ,,,4 oo,sad
: N5 'iat 800 = IiteiG 'tssa 49, aIoa ssu
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thets, uisoh WHEN Gepnnus So n.y. ~
4oi tAe I~31indlis an" ai1es "iiNe' los
no. set begun.
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sources IS s,l9'liS tI3 ON Gro and
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az a a = ",a,,s o o - ~ y, tIo ynres Arras
,;an ,ti+h tSa object of reaching
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1fllls ooI''ss ny nisAt 49,, Gobianr
r ra''hhoit r.,t ollG F 80, u%annover have
gu nc ,Ir'H, ~ ~ stiffen the Ger
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a;all sa""t%, ~ sa1as., iaSting h
h lie 800 - ~ $3.50 ,1assed s9rout3d Arras,
saJ,ipp5 ranr nnsitions at Beal,yujs,
Silin,, orG q r.,rant De Elangy.
eonla ]int . i'm The last two DAYS, ac-
cordinp tn - resident of the district
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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-12
LEADS BAL CLUES.

Birmingham. Ala. Noy. w. q.
kavanaugll today w1s reelected pres
Ident Of the Southern Association of
pasel,al clubs at 81 directors meeting
Of the organizatiog: il. session 1ere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21
. (12 f0rlTebuno.)

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

rno oer @orFall gum G4fB ibrer lluterbdls
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ii6er 0as b0ie @jeipi1en bolliommen beltdt;sl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

rnbigeu SelbiiDeriiduOli9ieit oa5u
@eruieuer flappern laiien. Sieitri
fen uic unierc @roBnliittcr, obue bin.
3uieben; lie fonneu ii9er ou6 iu
S6laie iiriden. 0aucben Die Sicb-
baberinnen sic GiIettautiuucu mo
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leidt 5eoer ooer Riniel iii6rcn mo
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mar, belite 8u 9emcinniiBigem 3med
geibie6t rmO olio eineu moroIiiben
Sutergrimo bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

Dings ben 5dBbe5eicbnen Werlube ben an
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&ater 0blitrOm las noal einiges, ober 0es
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

bic duBere Eir 5u 0artleps S0nftum iueii
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Der ii6erroi6te Musbrud duf bem @eiid)t
Oes iuugen Mdo@sns IieB i'm crr0ten st
le@elie un0 fraete nodmols Sam If
Sbnen nit irgen0 etipas bienen2"
@r iteIlte '0ieIe Troge gum 5tpeitenmnl; Der
Ton iopie Die Morte ielblt fielen ibr agF
Dos mor DieIelbe Stmme, bic Iie oeitern
Dur9s Selep6pn geb0rt battle. nS1lau iuIo
geriiisn" 0ieIe 8prte ballten i6r unauslsz
ieBt III ben Sbren ngDas fir Elm angene5s
mer Wlen19l" IeBte ie i'm Itillen bin3u.
,Gs mar 6err @eorge 6artleD ben ic6 al
fpredcn piinf6ts, iaste iie. als i6r plSBrid
eiuficI, 0err 6drtlep nniiiie Elm biel dltstcr
Monn iein; babel IisB lie iid9 in ben bs9eid9s
neien Senel fallen.
nS9 bin @eorge 6ariIep."
Gle muBte ni1t redDt, mas lie 6d5u Iacen
iollte, bis lie auf ben Geoanten fam, fie taye
Dielleiht Serrn Georae SortleD junior pDr
Iid5, falls es tinsn ioId3sn ga6 Gr mar iez
oenfolls Ie6r b0fih uno 0ertroucnerpedeao.
Sie tonnte ia audi nit ibm ipre4en.
Sic perotn mir boifentIif persei6en, oaF
i6 bier 6ei Sbnen ein6riuae, begonn Iie no1
tur3em lleberleeelL .a6er pir iinb in 5orQe
um einsn oud Sbnen gut betauntsn Serrn,
Der uns 8rieie aus Gn9lonb iiberbrad5te.
Nir Iiir9tsu ss 1T i6m etpas suqsaoBen,
6enn mir 6aben felt lduger als elmer ggocje
nidis BON ibm gs6ort $50 mcine Serrn
6arbb W2drlpel1
glc8rioe 6ebouerie aufridtiq, o6er er
bate ME eslpas BON Oeu 0errn qe66ri. Gr
benlertIs 0oB Die Sir brett 6inter SrGuIsin
Dbllirom gan5 iusnig ge0Tinet iOuroe. 60
botdts 0err 6orileb ollo.
(8oriisBung iolatl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-21

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rem ic9 femme ooer iprcfel nlOntc ilat, tg
bin3u, Dio iann ic6 ia js0tyssii 9erousioHs
men uno i'm bcsrBsn Q9ill id1 aber nid.s
NIT tpm 3u tun lnDcn 70 pcrDen Sic ~ al.
l9opuier Iebwsmiroi9sr g8eiic mid ost!;Ct
ten nimt pdgr Sal lonn, pie Gle ia n;l
en aus nleinem tieinsa @djlupfminiel d'lss
miian96reu, icos bier geiproe,eu pirb
Der SGlug tam roio]er als cr osrmniet
haile icbon ON iolgenbsn Niprsen wi.sc
er per Gslep1ou anssruicn
0arilc9 parf bcim AulIprlngcn fat Ieinen
Gsiuhl llil ,&ine Ddne2 lln0 fraQi u1G
mir 9lg;n, reinl Gcaen Gic i6r iaj ri gar
pi@i IN Der SiaOt gIadl @uopa aereii
5iorioa Bermuda, icae Sie ipolien Sq-
gen Sie, Gie erporitn lia5 oieicu 9sntsi
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ioline er i1r iroenopic oiu.p2
Dic Gtimme am anoign Date iuoy teioa.
rers aHStcdeno uns battle Tlir ale2irioc eiin
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arniss sr piell,it S3eryr @arsclls
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piiul1is oacmI1,inildl olt @,seiusres
m0eldii 6alo ataenrpasn $40 lalsa, var
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