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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17

General Gugenio~@. 9enopioes, Der
Gommanoeur Der beriibmten garages
Srigdoen pon Der 9iDiiipn 8ilIos, tru'
am 9lbenb nit einem Grtra3us BON
Gbibuabua fpmmeno in SuareS ein
9lu6 er leioet am Sppbus. Die ames
ritaniIhen WilitGrbebDrben baben ibr
bic Grlaubnib gsgeben. iid in sin So'
ipital in 81 Yaio gu begeben.
SeIir 0ia5 plant einc Sc
senrepolution.
Gan @ntprip. Ser, 16. Suli
Die gau6ridt, bab in 81 paio eirt
osunta i'm SntsrsiIe ppn Selir 0ial
oebilbet perbs, ipurbe bier am Don
nsritas unOffi3iclI bon amse Sffi.
sieren beIprohen. Die Sunta ipa BIZ
9lbIi6t baben, cine 9esenrebpIutior
aegen GorranSn unb 8ila gu Organt'
iiren anb bafiir bic irreguIGrer
Su.rta :. Sruppsn beransisben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
GiHe Srau tann Don i6rem Wtanne
feline @ergiitung fir get6ane
Sausarbett Oerlangen.
aampf apiiden S. SO. 80. Streitern
unb elmer SberiffsmaHni9aft
BEL Steubenpille 8.
0rei nit Der geulenpeit infi5irte Rats
ten iotpeit in Reip Orleans
oefuubeu
9enber on, s. b., poa einW
Gpelo II 6eimge DIT.

Gpelo II helmge Il DIT.
Senberion, &p., 16. Suli. -
6isitge Sta0t puroe am OonnerItag
pon eiuem GpclOn bimeeIudt unp
bic 6Olge lit, baB 5tpei 9erioner gss
t0btet, mebrers anoere uerleBt unO
OuBenbe DOH 9sbduDsn bei9Sbigt
purben. Der angeri6tete SGdoen
pirb auf $150,000 abgelfdBt. Die
itGOtiihe glettri5itdtsunluse puroe
gum 5beil 5eritOrt uno bic Staot III
jsBt in 0untsl6eit aebiiat. 9lu 3lpel
peri8ieoenen StsIeH braaen Ieuer
aug, na6bem Der Sturm DOriiber
mar, lie tpurbeu aber balb gel0i9t.
Der Gturm traf bic Stabt pom
Siibsn ber unb rib cine bier 9lod
breite uub y glod lange Glide nit
ten our6 bic Stabt. 2lller S6dber
puroe innerbaIb pOn elmer Winuts
angeridtet.
9isrpertauf in @spr gta
foII tegaIiiirt pers
Gtlanta, Ga, 16. Suli. =
Oas semperens apmmittee be-
Staatg Senats pon Georgia beri6:
tets am 5reitas nit siinitiger gm'
pfsbluns etne 8prlage elm, bersufOlst
nas ieBise probibitionsseIeb in iol:
der Beiie mobifiSirt tperDen iou, BAT
Der 9ertauf DON Bier unter sineW
2Ocal Option Spitsm seituttet per'
ben ipll.
Die Mabregel bat Sen 3ped, pit
es in Der gtnleitung gu Der 8prlagt
beibt, ,eine Situation gu legaliiiren
bic 10 pie 10 iAon i'm ganSen Staat
eriitirt.
aampf 5piiaen g berifi
uub s. 80. %.
Steu5enpiIle, g., 16. Suli
Gin bsftiser 8ampf Spiifsn Sberifi
Suscroft unb ieinen 10 9ebilfen uuj
Der elnen uno 9egen 200 Wttt9iteoerr
Der S. 20. W. auf Der anberen Seitt
ereianete iid bsi 8raoIep, 18 Wleiler
fub0TtIi9 bon bier. Die Sberiffs:
manni6aft mar bortbln 9etpmmen
nm neun 5iibrer Der 5. %. 8. 81
perbaftcn, Die einen glngriff cuf BIZ
Minsn sema9t battsn. Die ). 20
SO. oeriudten bic 9erbaftuns gu Oer'
binbern unb in bem Sunosemeng,
purDen Der Sheriff unb Der Eetettir
2ucas gu 9pben ssi6lagen. S4Iieb
lid seldng es,> bic @eiuhten gu Oer'
boften uno lie ipuroen in gutomrbiler
bierber ins 9efdnsnib gebra9t. Mdr
befiir6tst, baB bic S. D. 70. in BIZ
Stabt tommen peroen. Die Berg
manns lInipn bat bei6lOfen, eneri
glide MabreseIn gesen Die 5. B. 8
au ergreifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
M nnernea o &inh.

Muma: ,Du bait mir rpieber nidt
se6or6t, 9pmmuiiuo! Satte i'd nibr
vNetn" seIaet, ais Du nod Elm Stiit
Sorte baben poIlteits."
Sommniinp: .4ber, Wiuma. gIdubit
Du ettpu, bab i'd ni6t Dsib, mas es
bsibt, psna cine Sraa sIsinS iagta"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
Die ibn iebt orinseno uuffOrbern.
na4 0eutIdlanb auriid3uisbrsn.
WiIitar aur alusrOttuHs bss aar.
toffsItdfsrs in 9uunOOer uufsss
boten.

Sns benz 0eutitenReih.
getIin, Is. Suli. Der Spern.
ilnger aarl Burrian, fpeltxr ben
Sommer in Senomat in 80bmsn pers
trinst. siebt betannt, sr TRACE ii6 mil
Der 4biiht, bsmnddft oas ameritani.
ihe ginpaHDerlnssgeieB. unisr mel
dem psrfpnsn. bic in einsm prossb
i!berfiibrt purben, bon Der 9anbune
ausaeidlofen iperben, an5uisdten.
Der tsriibmte 5sHoriit iiibrt bittsrs
Glage barber, bab Gatti goia33a,
Der DIRECTOR Der metropolitan Opsr
in Rem Yori. mad ieinsr. bss Sdn.
gers Weruribeilrns, ben NIT dim elm.
eeeangenen aontratt einfa9 cnnuI,
lirts, obne oas gnbe Der pro5ebftreis
iigteit abauparten. 1urrian bebaups
let, Der gbebrud Tel pom@eri4t felbii
als niht idtperpiessnb be5ei6nst
porbm, aubsroem sriparte er bems
nd4it. bonn a6nis bon Saditn Be-
snaotst gu perben.
Serr @urrian tpsiit barauf bin,, BAT
man ibn nift ipeniger als iisbenmal
aniianbsIos in amertta 3useiafsn
babe. 9(ubsrbsm beabiittise er burds
aus ni5t, iid tausrnb in elmeritc
aufSubalten, aud babe er bic ibm aufs
erI,gtc Strafe mic absebiibt.
@eitir miiiis er baraui bintpeiIen,
bab bie in Grcse iommsnbe Jrar
tobt lei. Sbr 9atts isi Tin notOrif4er
4ltobbliter sepsien uub lei pssen
Grpr.iiuns siussitsdt p,rbsn. Gr bab:
ni6t fir feline Jrau seiorst, 10 bab
er, gurrinn. ils tbatIGhIi9 Dor bem
5unssr uno DOR Der S4anbe serettel
babe.
3ab!lpfs Sdnasr unb aiinitlsr.
ipslde ni6i beiTer als er ieien. reiiien
jdhrIit unbsIdIiigt na9 amerifd.
Gr fpollc iif periDuli6 ii6er3eusen,
pb bic Ginpanoerunssbebor ebenic
btnis, ipie gaiti gaia55a, oab sr,
gurrian, moraIiid nidt piirSis ieI,
in amerita 5usslaHsn 5u iperhen.
Seine 4biid3t sebs Dabin. IN Der
nGtdten Saiion brei Wonats in 4mes
rita 3u pertp<iisu uno bort 9diirollell
81 seben.
Surrian purbs DOR einigsr 3sit in
Drsshen bes gbsbrnhs ii5srfiibrt nnb
al gefdngnib rsrurtbeiIt flittsts
absr bann na4 Sefterrsid.
2anbesperrGtber perur
beil!.
Rad einer fusSen. untsr Iusi9lub
Der CsffentIi6tsit sefiibrtsn 1srs
banbluna ipurbs bsuie pom 2riegsges
rid,t Der bisIiasn aommanbdntur Der
apor sinigsn @rfen nit einsm Wii'
i6uIbigen iptgeH 2nnoesperratbs ptrs
taitete sssIbipebsI pobl sn elmer egem'
plariiden Gtrafs perurtbsilt. Gr srs
belt 15 Sabre 3uhtbaus.
Bel Der 9eipeisaufnabme tpurbe
feitaefellt, bab Der @errdther. Der als
/. G6rtib.r in Der Jeitunssinipetiicu
rsripsubet lrurbs. militGriife 9ebeims
nifs Der rihiigiten 9lrt fir elm Butt
terbrct an glublanb p,rlnufte. gr
bate fih pldne Der 9sf:itisunsen bon
pillau, Hopsn, gortum unb SeIsos
lamb perf9aift unb bieIelbsn an rufs
iiide Cffisiere unb glsentsn ausssIie.
fsrt. obsleih ibm biele btinabe nidts
bs3abIten. sSiir ben plan Don pillou
aab jbm Der Wiliidr qltta9e Der
bisiis.n rufifhsn 9oti6aft, O6erft ?.
s9afaroip, fsinsm sissneu @siidnbnib
sqtmdb sanse sipan5ig Mart. Ti4t pisl
s5sfn fiji ,sss a0sn Tug isiE anSss'a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17

&ein 6 oEn fir bic Jrau.
SerfeD GitD, q. g., is. SuIi.
Sym biefi9en @eri9t lpur6e Elm lle6ers
eintommen 3ipiTten Mann unb Grdu,
baB leBtere fir lire bdusli6e 2lr6eit
einen Bodenlobn BON ie6S Collars
rr9alten folle, fir ungiltig ertldrt,
peit oieTe 2lrbeit 5ll ben 9fli9tcn Der
5rou geb0re. 9ieie GntI4eioung err
folgte in elmer SDpotbetentlage qeaen
9ermann ~. Wenbt. Syrau @enbt
ma4te geltenb, bab iie einen friiberen
anipru6 auf bus Gigsnt6um ais Der
SDpotbeten 9ldubiger babe uno
bra6te bag llebereinfpmmen mi! ibrem
@atten Dor, DemgsmGB iie $5,592,
ben 2ohn pon 16 Sa6ren, gum Be-
traae Don So bic Wo6s, gu erbalten
fabe, aber bas 9eri8t perparf ben
QnIpru4 aus ben angefii6rten Grim
ben.
Die 9sulenpef in 8sp
Srleans.
Netp Orleans, 16. Suli. sSn
ylep Orleans limb iOipeit brei Staten
gefunbeH, bic nit Der 9eulenpeit inf.
5lrt paren, lpie am Sonneritag DON
Dem Ier. Staatsn Silfs 9eneralz
ar5t 0r. W. s. Ruder betannt gez
ma6t purbe. Die brei Staten muir
ben in melt DON einunoer gelegenen
Otitritten gefangen, aber tetne in Der
yldhe Der SteQe, no bic erIten sdQe
Der peIt Dor brei @o9en sntDstt
Durben.
IS purOe pGbreno oes Sages be-
l6Iohen, in ben bret 0iItritten Die
@usrottung Der Ratten nit bem qr0Bs
ten @ifer gu betreiben unb Die 81.
iiutte. Die ale cine Waherfront baben,
9runolta gu relnIgen unD gu oe5infit
5iren.
yleue Grtrantungsn fino pdbreno
oes 5dges ni6t angemeloet porOen.
St leiner 8anftra9 in 9utz
nam @ountp 8 bip.
Golumbus, g., 16. Sult. =
Die putnam Gruntp 9antinq Gum>
pam, bon Sttapd, eine Der Glteiten
Santen i'm norbpeitlichen Ohio, bat
am Oonneritag Die Sbiiren aei6lofen.
Die gant Bate Elm 9tttientapital
Don $4,000 uno SepoTtten III So66e
BON 100000. Der Gtaats gant.
Observation-Disclosures briidte pGbz
reno bes 9ages bic 2tnii5t aus, baB
Die jebige 2eitune Der gant ni6t fir
ibre findnsieQen S6fpierigteiten perz
antfpprtIid lei, Die bur9 cine Qn5abl
alter SorIe6en uno ungsiebliaer &az
| pitalanlagen, Die ppu benz dlten
8anfbaus iibernommen !purben, dls
bas SSnititut i'm Sabre 1904 eine
Staatsbant purOe, peruria6t puroe.
Die 8ant mar urIpriinglid) bas
9ant6aus BON u. 9. Gice anb gomz
pam. beFen Saupteigertbiimer Gene
raj u. 9. gtce mar. GpGter mar lie
Gigent6um ron Sen. Rice unb u. g..
Utat6eps. Sic parsn bic Soupteiz
sentbiimer, aIs cine Staatsbant boz
raus aemaht purbe. Oas gpuntp
bat $4,000 in Der gant, bas 9elb
1T uber bur6 periDnli4e giirgI6aft
geftfert.
g8os bic 2(ftipen ipirtlich pertb
iino, lam CUR 3eit nod ni6t qeiust
psrben.
6urrb s.. 56ap erbGIt
$160,773 uusbes
5abIt.
pittsDurG pa., 16. Suli. -
Sn llebereinitimmune nit etnem 9e-
! febl bes Ri6ters :. 20. Sber bat an
9orneritag bic 5ibelitp SitIe ano
Sruit COMPANY, ais 8erpaltec beg
9ermoeens Sdrrb &. Sbaps, bteienI
bic Summe pon $160,773 iibsrtpieier,
bic Iih aus nen gintiinften BON Ietnem
9ermDgsn, Iettoem er fir irrIinnie err
tldrt iporben 1T, angelammeIt bat.
Oos @eIo purbe oem glnpuit
Sbap's, benz friiberen 9ouncrneur
SO. u. Stpns, 5ugeitelt, Der es ieinem
9lienten auslieferu tptrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
70. Sabr9ams.
gNefterberiAt.

ssiir Gbio ilnS oas pcitlide genn.
fpIbanien: 5beilipeiie tribes 8etter,
iuobriteinIid, nit @elpitterregen aiil
ssreitas. sn Saruitag idDones Wet.
ter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
Wia iid nad ben Der. Staaten
beseben, nm 5u erprObcm,
Cb bie GintuanSernnssbe
ibn ansfhiieken tperceH

Die 25.OOo Wari giirsidufi, bic
.5anf" Dalb i'm Sid s.laFeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
Ginennot Nreitaa ben H. Suit 1914. &rcis Sc

SnlanO : Selegrapb
9en0erlon, kQ. UOa ejaelll
GgC on 6eimgdudt.
Ser Stbaben in So6be BON
$15O,OOO aHgerihtet bat.
3ie Ymtnam Co., Cbiu Saa fiag
60. itent bic 3ablunsen ein.
Der 8ierOerfauf in Georgia ioQ legds
liiirt nerDen.
.-I~-
Sarrb &. 56ap erbGlt bic Summe
Don $160,773 aus6e3a9lt,
Die ii6 BON ieinsm GtrtOmmen ans
ge1dmmelt bat 1eltoem er 1Ir trrS
iinnig ertldrt tpuroe.
@i6tige Gntidetbung beg Supremgs'
ri9ts Don Nerp Serie1.
GiHe Srau funn Don i6rem UtanHs
feline @ergiitung fir getbane
9ausarbeit OerI1ngen.
aampf 5nii6en s. W. D. Streiterr
unb elmer SberiffsmaHni9aft
BEL Steubenpille 8.
0ret nit Der geulenpeIt infiSirte HGt.
ten iotpeit in gletp Orleans
eefunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
glusldnO- O-Selegrapb

, glusldllO- O-Selegrapb
!, Der Opsrn(inger Kar( BurriaIl
Wia iid nad ben Der. Staatex
beseben, nm 81 erproben,
Cb bic 9intpanSernngSbebS en-
ibn ausidDiieken iperoeH
WsiI sr tpessn gbebruds gu eiuem
Sabr Gefdnsnib DerurtbsiIt
tpurbe.
Der Gelbpsbel pobl, Der Settings.
plane an asenten Rublanbs
psrtaufts.
gu Is Sabrtn 3udibaus psrurtbsilt,
Die 25.OOo Mart giirsiduft, Si.
.5anii" Dalb i'm Slid s.lafeH.
Bar Don 3ablrei4sn unperm0ssnben
0sutsn dufsebraft norbsn,
Die ibn iebt orinsenb aufforbern.
na4 0eutIdlano 3uriidauisbrsn.
WliIiiar sur alusrOttuHs bss aar.
toffeItdfers in 9uunOOer auisss
boten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17

@er6cn am 5reitas Norgen in
yuerto Megito antommsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17

Gin britiides ariessi6iii Ooer Der
Oeutide areil5er DRESDEN,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
Die Jrauen oes Grpraaoenten
Auerla aa0 Oes Generals
Blanqaet
Wiit ibren sSamilien nnS Ser.
mamotem am SDnmeritas gprz
mittas in YuertO @isgitO
ansefoumen.
Wpr Mittas besabem iih bic Ia
men an 1oro bes britii9en
aremsers ,,DrifD!".

Suerta, glanquet uno anOere 6liiAt'
linge,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17

War bon 5ablrei4sn unpermSssnben
osutsR dufsebradt porosu,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-04-10
The Baltimore Star
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ssQ4sfh

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FOR RENT.

A Six Room Dwelling, Stable and
out buildings in La Plata, Md.
A Four Room Cottage at Bel Alton
Apply u,
A. POSEY,
La Plata, Ma.
The Washington times., 1914-11-02
PR|7EyENARDED To
WINDOW TR|MMERS
PaIais Royal Display Takes
First Honor in Contest Cor.
Quoted by The Times.

The Washington Times window dis
play contest, In which Washington
merchants showing American made
and American advertised goods COM
peted. was won by the Paiais Royal.
with the Firestone Tire and Rubber
Company taking second honors. and
the display of Warmers corsets In
Goldenberg's being declared the third
best exhibit
The subject of the first prize window
display was Onyx Hosiery. The decorator.
o. d. Grimes, of the PaIais Royal star,
selected the attractive color scheme OF
cerise and black. As whole. the dis
play possessed both beauty and selling
power. the two essentials to an effective
window display. Mr. Grimes grouped
the hosiery with the intelligent knowI-
edge of the expert window decorator.
and made display that instantly ap-
pealed because Of its attractiveness. A
cash prize of s25 was awarded To AIr.
Grimes.
+. G.. Hines, of the Firestone Tire
and Rubber Company. won the second
prize of Sl5 with a display which showed
much originality and genius. This dis
play card, Two Bumper Crops-One
raised and the other Made In America,
was aptly illustrated by a heap of corn
on one side and stack of Firestone
tires on the other. Beneath the pIacard,
a photograph of the FIrestone manu-
featuring plant was displayed.
The display of Warmers Corsets, ar
ranged by NJ. s. Snyder, of Golden
Dergs, was awarded the third prize OF
$40 for the arrangement of the good1
exhibited. The window was essentially
night display, the electric effects add
ing much to its attractiveness. SIX
forms graced by Warner corsefs ware
used on either side of the window, and
IN the center was a huge floral display.
beneath which was an American nag
which bore the inscription Made in
the u. s. A."
Other window displays which were
given honorable mention by the judges
were Grosner's, displaying Kuppenheim-
er's clothing and Dents gloveS; b
Kann's Sons and Company, showing
Kolonial Shoes and Radmoor Hosiery.
and The Young Mems Shop. presenting
Schloss Bros. clothing, Perrin's gloves.
and mith-Briscoe Steadfast shoes.
The Washington times., 1914-11-02
Various Forms
Of Headache

1t 1s necessary in order to treat head
aches properly to understand the causes
which produce the affection" SAYS Dr. j.
". Ray OF Blocktou, Ala. Continuing,
ne says: Physicians cannot even begin
the treatment OF a disease without know
ing what causes give rise to It, and we
must remember that headache is TO be
treated according to the same rule. We
must not only be particular to give a
remedy intended to counteract the cause
"nlch produces the headaches, but we
must also give a remedy to relieve the
pam until the cause of trouble has been
removed. To answer this purpose Anti
kamnla Tablets will be found a most
convenient and satisfactory remedy.
olio Cholet every one to three hours
gives comfort and rest in the most
severe cases ofheadac he, neuralgia and
ouItIcuiarlN the headaches of women"
Hheh"e nave apatient subject toreRular
H'tacks OF sick headache, we should eau
; ION MIN to keep bis bowels regular, for
"Hicn nothing Is better than "Actoids,"
'tlu "hen he feels the least sign of an on
Toinihg attack, he should take two AK
aDlets. Such patients should always
pc m instructed to carry a few wAntt-kamnia
lhbIets, so as to have them ready for .
instant use. These tablets are prompt
IN actlon, and can be depended on to
produce relief in q very few minutes
for AK Tablets
Antl-kamnta Tablctn can be obtained
~ OIL druggists. -Adyt
The Washington times., 1914-11-02
MONTGOMERY WILL
POLL HEAVY VOTE
County Expected to Give Demo-
cratic Ticket About 1000
Majority.

ROCKVILLE, Md, Nov. 1.-The indi-
cations are that very heavy vote will
be poled in Montgomery county at to-
morrow's election. Both the Democratic
and Republican workers have engaged
automobiles and other conveyances to
carry the voters to the polls.
Democratic managers are counting
upon the county giving Senator John
Walter Smith and Congressman David
J. Lewis something like 1.000 majority.
Recent registration shows the Demo-
Gratis to outnumber the Republicans by
about 1.450, with about 200 persons who
declined t. state their party affiia-
tions. 1t is believed that practically all
these 200 are Republicans. and It Is
also thought that probably as many as
l50 Republicans affiliated as Democrats
so as to be able to participate In the
Democratic primary elections.
The official ballot contains the names
Of six candidates for the United States
Senate and five for Congress, as fol-
lows; For the Senate-John Walter
Smith, Dem; Edward c. Carrington
jr.. Rep; Richard Henry Holme, Prob !:
Charles E. Develin, Soc: v. Milton
Reichard, Prog; and Robert W. Stevens,
Lab. For the house-David ]. Lewis,
Dem: Frederick y. Zihlman, Rep;
William l.. Purdurn, Prob; II. Clifford
Wright, Soc; and Lewis F. Kefauver
Prog.
The polls will be open from o'clock
a. m. until p. m.
The Washington times., 1914-11-02
New Jersey Democrats
Pin Faith on President

One of the most interesting campaign
struggles of the year is in New Jersey.
Democrats are depending for their
hopes of success almost entirely on the
President.
Republicans claim they will capture
con1ol Of the Congressional delegation
Tn" situation is sufficiently close so
that hurry calls for Endorsements wore
sent to the White House at the eleventh
hour by some of the Democratic
leaders.
The Republicans are hammering On
the tariff and war tax issues. State
Chairman Bugbee. for the Republicans
says the Republicans WI elect at least
six Of the twelve members of the House,
and may elect seven or eight. State
Chairman Grosscup predicts the Demo-
Gratis will sweep the State.
Mr. Bugbee says the Republicans have
more than an even chance to win the
Presidents own district, which includes
Princeton and Trenton and in which
Congressman Allan 3. Walsh seeks re-
election.
The Washington times., 1914-11-02
100 HOUSE MAJORITY
DEMOCRATIC HOPE
Unusual Optimism Over Pros
poets Professed at Head
quarters Here.

Democratic campaign headquarters
was marked today by unusual optim-
ism. In the absence of Congressman
Doremus, chairman of the Congression-
al committee, Tom Pence, publicity
manager. professed to see prospects for
Democratic victory at the polls tomor-
row.
Headquarters officials claim the next
House by at least 100 majority. They
concede Republican gains in some dis
tricts where Democrats swept in on the
landslide two years ago. They also
count On some amalgamation Of Pro-
gressives with the Republicans.
In Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Wis
consin, Oklahoma. and other Western
States, Democratic headquarters claim
new members with certainty. In New
Jersey it is also claimed that one and
probably both of the Republican MEM
bers win be succeeded by Democrats.
Victories of Democratic candidates
for the Senate in New York, Ohio, Kan
sas. Connecticut, and Illinois are re-
garded as certain at headquarters. while
great hopes are held for Democratic
candidates in other States.
The Washington times., 1914-11-02
PRINCE GEORGE TO
SEE SMALL INTEREST
Margin of $50 for Winners in
Tomorrow's Elections Is
Forecast of "Wise Ones"

HYATTSVILLE, Md. Nov. Inter
est in tomorrow's Senatorial and Con-
gressional election has been quiet.
Those whose names will appear on the
ballot for the United States Senate are
Edward G. Darlington, Republican;
John Walter Smith. Democrat; V. Mil
ton Reichard. Progressive: for the
House. Sydney r. Mudd. Republican;
Richard A. Johnson. Democrat; Joseph
A. Wilmer. Progressive. The voters
will pass on n proposed amendment to
the state constitution relative to the
election of sheriff for Baltimore city
Both sides are claiming a sweeping vic
tory in this county. but those who claim
to be on the inside say that whoever
carries Prince George will do so with
less than $50 votes. According to the
affiliations on the registration books.
the Democrats have a plurality over the
Republicans of $50.
The Washington times., 1914-11-02
Near-Beer'S Hat Now In
ReQl-Beer'S Ring

its history yesterday. It is estimated
on their way to view the old frigate
Constellation at the navy yard. The
proprietor of the place was prepared
for the crowd. He decorated the
front of the building with crepe.
while the interior was decorated with
crepe and autumn leaves. Four bar
tenders, with white coats, on the left
arms of which were black bands,
We're on hand to look after the Gus
toners. From 8 O'Clock in the morn
ing until late in the evening there
was a constant stream of persons
going in and out Of the door, while
inside there were several streams of
near-beer constantly flowing into
glasses. Four bartenders We're kept
busy.
Under the Jones-Works excise law
anv one who has an internal revenue
license can sell near-beer or other
beverages which contain less than
per cent OF alcohol. Drug stores,
fruit stands and lunchrooms have
been selling near-beer for months.
Keeping Their Eyes Open.
The police are keeping an eye on
most of the former barrooms now
operating as near-beer saloons. The
police know that several Of these
still have on hand a stock Of real,
sure-enough liquor, and they realize
that some of the bartenders' old
friends NAV attempt strong persua-
sive measures in the hope of get
tin a real drink. However the sa-
loon men all seem disposed to comply
strictly with the letter of the law,
and the police do not anticipate
finding many. If any. violations.
One of the surprises of the putting
into operation of the law which al
lows not more than 300 saloons in
the District, was the fact that none
of the rejected licensees attempted
court proceedings on Saturday to
compel the Excise Board to give
them licenses.
1t had been generally expected that
when the list of reflections was made
public in the noon edition of The
Times Saturday. that several suits
would be filed. 1t had been reported
that n number of saloon keepers
had papers drawn up several weeks
ago with the intention of filing
them the moment it was announced
their applications had been acted
upon unfavorably.