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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09
Der slriee gegen 9taIicn.

Bene0lg, g. Sum-. - Gelterret
6iihe 6lieger erihienen 6eilte iibel
@eneoi9 uno warfcn mebrere Bonn.
ben 1ltf Die Staot berab Cine
8erion muroe get6otet lluS me9rer(
onoere oerlebt. Der angeribtetG
5adlidlaoen lit lnbeoenteno,
9fom. 8. SUM, ilber 9onoon.
General Gooorna, Der italieniide
5tobsdei, iagt In ieinem geridlt
bon Der 6ront, bob Die StnItener
ometBooiiden 5orticbritte an Der
aan8en @ren5e entlang mahten. Gs
lit offeniidtlidl oaB Die itdlieuiiber
Streittrdfte nod niht Den Siou5ps
HUB iiberquert boben (an Der 2inia
norolib bonn Coli bon Irieit), aber
General GaOorna iagt, itarfe 9(b.
tbeiliugen bGtten fih alif Der an.
bern Seite perihnn5t. Alahoen lie
itlir luerig 8ioerIto10 geflltt0en bat.
ten. gtllem Anihein nad perlhie.
ben Die Geiterreider nod INNER cine
enti6eioenOe SAlad)t; ooA miro ct.
tDartet, oaB eine iolde BALD fonlntt.
Staliener iuOlen nnr erabifcn.
2onoon Q. SUM. 0er beribm.
lie Satirifer George Bernard Sbaip.
Dem ongebli6 elm Nloroattentnt
oroben ioa, neil er nondmaL ben
8riten Die @abrbeit iaet uno
GeutidlanO nieoerboIt in Sdut ge.
noiumen bdt, benerfte iiber oaS
Gingreifen Stnliens in Den arieg:
,.gs lit Gin ipabres Slid, 0ob bic
2nn0sleute Mahiabellis 5u Der an.
iidt gefomnen iinO, ole aase lperoe
allf uniercr Scite bonn 3are iprin-
gen. Die Stolicner moaen babel
iein, ipelm Die 9eltte pertbcilt miro,
oenlt fic iiu0 10 quito 0@eid1itsleutc"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09
Sriten berienfen llsSoot

GOnOon, 8. Snni. = Ser Sefre,
tdr Der gomirulitat madjte bente be,
fannt, Sah Elm Sentiaes 5andJ6uol
Derieuft iunr6e nno bic ans 6 81.
fi5ieren nn0 II 9tann 6eitc6enSg
Seiutans sefangen seaOmmen luRr-
be. Der SefrctGr gas an, Oaf Den
6jcfansenen SentidJer Sanfbuote bic.
ielbc Se9anblnug 5nt6eil uirS, luic
ben cuslildlen @efausenen in9entidJ.
Lamb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09
GuSIanO's Yreiis jubclil
Sisbt i'm Radtritt grban's einen
Stmeis, ban @iliOa acarn
1entidiInnb idarf madlt.

eOnbOn, 8. 9nni.-7ie gaa g7all
CSaletie beleidlHet in tlrrr hcntigen
SIusBabe grgau's &ndtritt ais Gin
pclitiidles 6reisnif BON nn6eredlen.
barer geOentung. Slr fngt biusu:
oSs idleint nidlt, Oaf 6errn Brp
ans aOIIegeH iciRe Strppel tbeilcn,
nuO slanben mir pesGalb nidlt, ban
bic NritereHtiuidelnna Der Suroe.
rnugen Der Der. 5taaten an Ieutidl.
laaO iebt md per5Ogert miro. ,6errn
grBan's 9tni als 6rieOensnulualt,
SdOpfer Don SGJicosgeridJtsuer.
trGgen mar ia befaunt, nno uie and
Der glnsgnHg iein mag, Der SdJritt
Srgdn's fam feiner pcri0nliden
aritit nnter5ugen luerOen. 3Hr ieI.
Fen 3eit 1T es bemsrfrnsmertb, oaF,
Wenn and Gmerifa 9eutIdllan6 &c.
3iiglid Der 9lrt Der ariegsfiihrnna
sipinsen mil, Die Ger. Staaten bod
snuG@it Berlin iibcr5engen niiiIen,
bah bic Grbalting Oes ;sriebeus
nidIt inner bic SanptiaAe lit. SIS
gis6t an6ere Singe, bic Oem ameri.
faniifeu 6er5en nG6er liescn."
Die GDeiting StanOarO idlrei6t:
rSerrn SrpGn's 9laftritt Idleint Der
&Oridatten Seiien ~ iein, oaf 9rG-
iibent @ilion nnS iein aabinett emit
idJieOener nitftreten iuOl(en."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09
Ilt Nelt mlfh htmlt
mad gltrlln abatbtnl
HHftiHatf maNta 8tlh88 vs.
81 ash tfbiH mA8fa tHAaei
Wgfhga

ultWH m NfdH
al 8NH Hi h1 Be ifaA|a
WfN aHfHiifH
a H M WteffIafMt N
ae wHfH tfifHa hd emf
.mmf e'HsaW maa W H Wi
eW M 8mfimtfH mhH
M $50 dah M maasH H
fuG M 1maffian'ffRH Rsaa.
tHha iNeiIH'i.a mfhH Ni l6IIgn
fHgN M HsHNHai'W 90 maisl
ltffeiaf NHau 30 hl Mtiiat ntif.
uH1 ut sltfm 3ulamHnltlHlf
aeaf1hl matheB Faa alfttlie
MsIntHilea bal Ha rem btt ffibl.
nfiisif.Ii mmef utb nldf u9oll.
N'aH haii9 lmet mob ifalalat hdb
Alfliel nnb Mf9c Btfunosn mersb
ionuifu ttran dui ieiuem Qdicl
M baiieH mt Bet Ntt aaoafh iI0t
NINeu oab b HeItil aef 86Wni,
faiiau be llHittiltnna agct ndltI.
ruen Ser Rdifsu 6efte
au6cm ofr Nrdfiaent 0te Refti.
uatian Hfgofs duaeacmnun bot,
aiebt cr hh ocr noinung bin. oaB
IuiidIaHa 0apon uher3cuat III, Dic
cruit man 81 mit Der 4cahhlna Der
Snternationalan Sfcrrdlte tn Maih.
ingiou ncbme. Nle6rere 1aar mo.
aen ucraebgn, che iit ole C8ennither
itber Dem liiittritt grDou5 bcriibi.
gen meroen gruan Ieatc fem 9Imt
uie6er. neil iem @eIBiiien es niht
inlieB. Elm 1otiment lu untericih.
men, ipelhes cincm llItimatitm an
Geitihlano aleihldlue Ger Qe,
NATE Snbalt Der llote miro nidlt
e6er brtarnt neroen, bis oas 1ofu.
ment in Sdr0en Der Seutihen Gegie.
rlmg lit. sollte Die oelitihe glegie.
utnq iid NIT Der glrt tmo gleiie,
Die iie pom GrdiioeHten abgeiobt
Uoroeu lit, einDeritanoen erflGren,
oann miro aaes gut iDeroen; iollte
8eutidlan6 ieI6iae aber fur3er Saro
ablebnen, Nam miro Der 9raiiOent
ben amerifauiiden 8oti6after @r.
rarb BON Berlin abberlfen, un6 Elm.
grld Ser oiplomotildeu ge8ieblm.
gen lit fertig. (9tdr 1eirdH, 70.
idnen idieBen bic 8reuBet nid)tD 4
8enn 0ieieS aud nidjt aIs elm
&riegsaft GIT betra6ten lit, 10 mir.
Den Die Ser. Staaten ooh friber
o0er ip1ter in W}itleioenI6aFt ge3o.
gen tperoen. Ger grGiioent piir0e
0ann ge3iuungen peroer, Den aolt
greB 8uiamnen ST. berufen un6 iid
nit Dem Geoanfen nertraut modem
miliiet, ooB grnan einen1 ariege
inter alien llniitGnoen opponierenI
uno li6 an Die Spibe iener abge.
oroneten Itellen per6e, luel6e gegen
eiuen &rieg INIT 8eutidlano einge.
nommen fms.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09
Sic Staliener
berlierea 0uftihiif!

Nom, 8. Jnni.- Sin itaEieniidler
qenfballOu, Der eineu 9lnsriff ant
Den OiterreidDiiden 6nfen cyinme
rnadlte, serietf IN Sener nnS iunrOe
seritOrt. Wiau slau6t, bah bic
Mannidaft gerettet nnO bon ben
Ceiterreidern sefansen senOmmen
luOrOeH lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09

iehr BON ltnterieebooten, aIs otel-
inebr BON Sem MonseI an 0isStpIin
bel ben en9Iiiden geiusungen un0
oG llnboIlfonmenbeit Der 2ebenS-
rettungsmittel. 1ngefdbr bic &GIfte
Ser gelasung Ser r2ufttartia" tuurOe
gerettet ooer man iollte beIier nod
iagen, rettete iid) ieIbit, pdbrerlb
faum elm siinfteI Ser poiiasiere
cntfoin. Gas iprift 8dn6e. @er
iturner oiiF ensliiden Sdiffen retIt,
fann iid) i'm Sale etites llngliids
ols perloreu oitfgeben. 8as mar
frii6cr Der 5oa. llnO oarin lit audi
1eltte fcine aen6erlttlg eingetreteH. z
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09
Ginr nrnr SdllollJt
In SOrbcrcitungl
7ie 9rntidtn jiebsn In ggtahaH,
bern nngrbtnre 5rupprnmahen
grgrn OprrH juinmmtn!


Nslifftam p tun ra miro
auntlba bob be EhltH III Ntit
au bls Bfenf mllaef mfaf hfai
atfhlltbth uuo hafans Ioule oua
aHaertu limtdHsfn lhlaEl matt
bab NorbtrchauaH Wr zinc uaif
at0be 8dIadi aus DperH m @ana,
iH0 Nariadtla srbaIl it oa
8ertdli 0db afoBf 0elllaig trupl
nfnmaiigu lis Ben ,Nin.fn ogB oet.
ltru hades uad 6lauoern aglde.
Een mcroeH.
Berlin, 9. Suni. iiber eon0au
11s arieasaut meloct 6olacnoes
Ser ialuolihc qlh5riii am miierc
Stellunaen aui 6en gorette 0iiaetu
mar ein ianmerlidler debIidIna.
,sniolar oct idlIDcren 8erluite, mel.
die Die 5ran5oicn bti bieien fort.
rabrcnoen glu8rifien erIitteu bdbcn,
huben iie geitern BON erueiten
StnrmlaufcH glbitau0 genommen.
5iioli6 BON gleuoine ieeten Die
t}rou3oien 5iHn Sturm OH, muroen
aber blrh uuier treiiiidere5 4rti.
Ierieieuer 0erutaBen oe3inltert, 0aB
iie es porjogeu, bon peiteren gLn.
grifien a63ulaiien.
Su0oltlih BON Sebuterne miro
lett mebreren Iaaen gefdnlpft.
Die fein0Iiden 8oritoBe noropeit-
lid 5oiiions iin6 our6 liniere @e-
geinngriife gum Ste1en gefomnien.
9ei gille.au.gois, noromeitlih bon
gerrD.au.goc, mternabm Der 6eino
einen Stltrnlangrtff auf iene iStel-
Iungen, ipelde mir inn I'M Wlonut
@1di ertriiien bottel1 sllle ieine Be
n1ii6ungen Derliefen reiiiltatlos; Die
,Srar5oien erlitten ihipere @erlllite
an 9ooten rno @erpunoeten. Gin
fein6Ii6er iSlieger tpuroe bon unIe-
rem 51arfidiiben 5erabgeidoiien.
Bonn Sitliden ariessidanplab.
aniIter0am, 8. Sum-, lib gonoon.
. GreBmel6ungeu iagen Die Geltt-
iAen b1tten in Sen r1iiiIden Office.
propin3en cinen Sieg errungeh MEL
der fat 10 ourdidlogen0 iei Die
Der Sieq in @ali3ten, l10 bdttenI
Den ruiiiiden @i0erltano nortieIbitI
qe6roden.
9o8 Sod in Der oeutIGeu 2inie,
oie Oie oitpreuBiide @ren5e gegen
lDeitere ruiiiihe ginf1qe in oieie
prcuBiide 9ropir5 idiisen iol, it,
Ipie 8erbin meloet, burh Die Ser
einigllng oe8 noroliden 5Iigels nit
De m3entrlm BEL &alpODniti 18I
ai[ometer nor0li1 BON goiiienp,
am 3ubpia, geItopft poroen. 0iel
9on3en Sample, Die in ben lebtenI
9oden in oieier noroli6 bonn geie-
men gelegenen @egei,o otsgefodten
be3tpedten Die 8ereinigung
oieier bei6en Seeres Ibteblungen |
Die oeutide 8rort in aoipro diebt
'i6 nunnlebr in paraaeler Ridtungl
nit Der Giienbabn, Die bon 8ilna
tah S6aoIi LGlift. 9aur uorolid |
ION sbooIi iiberiprillgt Die 2inie |
zen sSIuB uno lGuit oitlid bon 9Inl.
,oter, aurlano, am 8inoou.6IuiieI
'ntIang.
Berlin meIoet Terner, oaB Ser
Sclo8ug 0Itli6 BON Der 0ubpia fiir
,ie 0eutlden einen nornlalen Ser
ollf nebma. (Dleloet Der Oeptiae
8eueralitab iiber einen snormaIen
oonn fam man fider iein,
,aB Der sSeiitb altf alien Rulften ge.
porfen miro.
SeItlid bon 9r5entbs[ unb 50.
.osloll oouern Die Sample an. R0rb.
ih bon Moscisfa tpuroe ber Seino
itr 9tGumung bon Sieniapa ge.
mnngen. gerein3elte @egenongriffe
Ter 0fuiien bra6en OoaitdHoig gu.
or11lne1l.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09
ger,lnrife[te admpfe.

gOnbon, 9. Snui. Rad gead-
ridten aus GetrugraO hat Der oeat,
Idle SuritOf in Der @eeenO BON
Gem6erg and nidlt i'm @'eringiten
nadsclaiien, Die 9iAiiea iOllen iidJ
BORT Dersueifelt neBrcn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09
.fErhrA im l2riirnnrridt

Berlin, 8. Snni. Die 6eMtidlt
Regiernng bat bic GrflGrnng al,
ssscben, Oaf. Der SdaOcn, Der bird
bic gerienfitng Oes amerifaniidlcu
5diffes g,Srne" bnrd) ben 6ilfs'
fren5er oGiteL 5rieOridl" entItanSerl
1T, in cinem 9Sriienseridt abge-
fdJdtt iuerben ioa. Die amerifani,
IfJe 9lesiernng bate uerlanst, Oal
Der Gdaben anferbalb zines griien.
9eridts feitseiett ue1aen iullte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09

iuie Sic griten. 9en 0elttlden eebt
Sfubm unO Gbre iiber alles. 9ie
Ssrnn5oien itbpdruien oIeibfdas fir
bic Y@loire", babcn aber nebenbei
Elm 9luge auf's @eid)dft, oenn fie
iinO prnftii6e 2eute.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09
NaIlFit boH IhtlfH
IAmsr gtIAIaatnl
fat'ia Hshtta aul msaIpsn Has
saW 4fFsa msitsl
AaNfif iHhlpH

WM m ttMaM 8
H @ iHt
aM hfalf f ll ~
isH8aH Nllm
tnfa tHt FH ltM
HHt aH8 HmNaHhaul afaM
mllfH @MNlNHn h lmffN
iiH b.faMNat ahm
af 90 HtfH lf.ffa M
lm aeaaN hm naaat mgaf
lHh fhHilftw afte N8fgalht m8f
ieh uHh H'Wita ua6 mafln 0A
lHs'oadt8 La Ndd hH buiilfHa
Gfupgh H fM hMila e llab
aaHg llHlfHiahpHa hgf ltmfm
tHff Itrgt Ai anb se Wdnu
ld0oilm lnh utpgs uuA Bitbsta
ldlladgH
Qeum o 1uHl trtftllt aan.
ieHma0uua u5er auutlla. gon0 &
loH0 Dlt llabafieciltR 0HnalH
ten aaaitint betdltai rbenians bie
Ainbe Bon bent 0utdhhlaecn0en
leae 0r Jirteu 5n sg1hnl Nabr.
uH0 hiat hiuBn GOT {0nicubr pom
tebicn UnaI0n0rru ods s1iodlticl6
beocdien m0 oab bic Ehricn r.
Neutrality-suspicious.. iomia nleIe @e.
mehrc im0 un0cres 9iottrial crbeu.
tct hatten
Is miro bon Reiicn0en 6eridtei.
Dob tn alctduoricu aleanptcu. it'd
ntht wruigcr oils 10000 uermun0cie
britiihe SoIOntcn beiinOen
aonitantiuopel. iibcr amitcrOom
un0 2un0on. 8. SUM. 49, 1ns titr
tiide arieasamt meloes nellcr0inas
ilbcr Die 1aroancIlenfan1pfe. lin.
iere gIrtiaerie bat cine ieinolide
Stellutg noGe gtui gurnu 5eritort,
aus meIder gombeu gemorien NOR
ben maren, 9(uh bic bena9barten
Shan5grabeu muroen 3erit0rt. ssn
Der glodbaridait bon Seo0ul 9dbr
bat Der 6ein0, in einen 8ultanoe
Der Gridopfilng, feline meitere 5b1.
tigfeit felt ieinem IeBien erfolglo.
fen Qlngrifi ge5eigt. llniere Bate.
rien al Der afiatiihen ailite bonn.
bnroirten gcitern 0ie f-inoIidenI
Gruppeu in bieier @egeri6, ein'dIieB
Ith ibrer g(rttIlerieiteIitnaeen uno
Der Dlunitionstransportc. 3tuei
areu5er oes 6einoes' beif)oiien er-
foLglos 0as 9orf gliannS, gegeniibcr
Der Sniel MDtilene. Spdter ianote
Der 6eino eiuen 0onpfer, Der Sol
0oten oil 9oro botte, naG oieiem
9oien uno berIlld)te, einige 9oote,
Die bort Dor glnfer lagen, ipeg3u-
nebmen. IS muroe ouf oieIen
Gonpfer bon ben llfern aus ge.
feuert, un0 er Itronoete. gsadber
8ogen iif Die areu8er 5uriid.
Sranspurt 4lliirter perienft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09
transport gaiirter perienft.

Honlfantlnopel. 3. SUM \ Gin
feinolides 8ransportidiff nIlenl
slnihein nad Elm endlii9es, muroe
in Der 5trabe Der 0arOonellen bon
unieren stiiitenbatterien beldoIien
1mo perienft. Sin fpeiteres Trans.
portidifi, neIdes Eruppeu gu Ion-
ben Deriudtc, muroe our9 unlerp
9atterien ge3lpungen BON ieinem
8orbaben at3ulaIien.
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(5Ortiesiilg ollf Seitc 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03

80. "a 49, eAanha A A0nf fncomDro
( - ~, y 49, ~ az ,esale - no,
....S-' ~ ~ - ~. inter- insaaity
~nsSs...- -. Aesanas All the
Ss....~S 49, s..,.,,,es armed them.
1.s.c. ~. ~ 49, reasoa. And
~ A. -, - 1870 NJ eenh co,,n.
- -. -sA~ a. AaIisve that theirs
~ - Aeee.sa alone. She fears
sAst -, .r..a,.fIo.s yin lead 10
s...Asn 10 49,. :. IN. Pacific
cs~N ~ - ~ = allowed 70 10
- ~ : 1,I.H - Aeslares that NIL.
- - nm - mor~ r.mpant than
49, 1, p.reos. and that nov n the
49, ~ ,erSorn : huss sursicai on
e,.sacn "a cut n Ont shs doe mot
Aeueve Al vaitins FOR public opiuiop
- chsr.. IN ~ attitude toward
~. ~ nroeess r. 40 lons that
NaIs tina psople would b extermi-
1901 n the meantime. Even Won
y5inAenherr. she AVA IN anxious for
49,.
ne meetins. Friday evening. vii,
n unAer the direction Of Tia Inter.
national Womans oonsress. The
Rnv. pus>ne n 0Ainpen viii intro.
Auoe 4 ra.oautSoa Asfpre the mat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03
G. o. p. STRONG;
BULL MOOSE
DECIMATED
tCenti,sed fren Page o.e,.

plurality was cut TO about 5000, in
complete returns indicated today.
Former Congressman A. o. Stanley,
Democrat. was elected governor Of
Kentucky. In a close race with Ed
win p. Morrow, Republican, the
Progressive candidate proving
negligible factor.
The Republicans made gains In
the state legislature In New jersey
and will have an overwhelming ma
jority on joint ballot. insuring the
defeat Of State Treasurer Grosscup,
Democrat. In Philadelphia the re-
form candidate for mayor. backed
by Mayor Blankenburg. was badly
defeated by the candidate OF the
Republican organization. Thomas n.
Smith.
Upstate New York showed slight
Republican gains. But In New York
city Tammany made a clean sweep
OF county and city tickets. electing
Judge Swan. its candidate. for dis
trict attorney. by $4,000. Enough
Tammany assemblymen were elect
ed in New York to give the Demo
Gratis a gain OF two votes In the
state assembly. the Republicans los
ing one and the Progressives one.
+ No straight Progressive candidate
VIII sit In the next Now York leg
islature, though there will be many
fusion Republican-Progressive and
ic-Progressive members.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03
WOMEN BUILD
A GOOD ROAD

HAMMON. Okla, Nov. 3.-Their
husbands busy harvesting the crops
and attending TO other farm work.
the women Cf Spring Creek neigh.
borhood, near here, got out and re-
paired the roads, and did a good
job.
Lake Trent, the mail carrier, com.
planned about the culverts and
bridges. being out. The men we're
toe busy with other work. Trent
said he would have to quit carry.
ing the mail II the roads and
bridges were not fixed.
The women used plough and a
scraper and In two days had the
work done They fixed two bridges
and q cuivert.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03
Republican Landslide
In Philadelphia
BY UNITED PRESS.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3.--Woman
suffrage was overwhelmingly defeat
ed in Pennsylvania by q majority
estimated today at 10000, accord
ing to the latest returns.
Returns from s25 election dis
tricts out Of 1904 in the state early
today, gave 34.522 votes for suffrage
and 65,651 against.
Philadelphia alone voted 8 to
against the amendment, returning q
majority estimated ut $4,000. In
complete returns from Allegheny
county defeat suffrage by 10000,
and II is estimated the central coun-
ties have turned down the amend
ment by ut least 10000.
The Republican organization In
Philadelphia defeated the independ.
ents by a landslide. Returns COM
plete. with the exception OF one or
two divisions, give Thomas B. Smith.
Republican candidate for the mayor.
atty, $4,000 majority over George d.
Porter, independent candidate. The
entire Republican ticket was elected
with Smith.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03
Election Summary

a.S nsw sssssis.tss. Ssssase1 81
overwAslnlag naJerstses. Teree
ueDUblSeaa cosgseseDen elected.
nGo0blleaa ssse1bIy eleeteas
1H0ogA with eight losses. Enttse
T,aaaaay tsekss elected In New
York esunty.
PnNNsYLvANlA-su9sa0s de-
ss:ssH .,, e: H's rSsSss ss.s smith
ln9DeblaeanD ssesssS mayer Of
FA1iaAelDAAa ~ SSyee&
Observation-Disclosures de-
fooeoa. eaauel W. MCCALL IRE
D0hs0e0nD. esoe1oA govornS9 ever
6avsA l. walsh (De00epeOs ~
elooo vO4o. nsDoba1ean leglslature
gstuSDs1 With ee0Asa 9eins.
NARYLAND-D1s c. Hsr-
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KENTUCKY-Fer1 Ceagress-
1aa 4. o. Stanley SDe.esrSsl'
sssstsl gsvssssr ~ essss Jaw
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lnUly Aeeoatea.
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ga0n0A tive O4nee ssaateru eo the
ODoot1O0 % 0eabers 81 the legss-
lotuPO. Entire new aseeobiy OF
@ N0DoSlleans and - Dsaeersts
eSe0061. % s1x ssaatess eaecteAs
ehpo0 are 0oOobs1eans sna three
Do0Ooratn, 0UoeDaalng 0ve Demo-
oRoHp and e. 0eDublican.
HlSsISsIPPI-Full Dsnocrstie
ticket, heaaeA ~ Theodore q.
mite - gOvesness eseetea.
vIRGINlA-De9se asse1-
bly, eBeeteA. Drys win have heavy
majogtty fer enactment OF prohths-
tee sRendneat elective Nov. 4,
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ence until she saw a revolver point
ed at her head.
Good morning. want your valn-
ables," were the first words that
the holdup man said. He was Of
short, heavy build, and did not wear
mask
who are your" Mrs. Houghton.
thoroughly frightened. exclaimed.
At that, the man. still pointing
the revolver at her head. grasped
her by the hair and dragged her to
the clothes press. Throwing her In.
side. he locked the door. and then
went to the adjoining room, where
the maid was still at work, and OBJ
livious OF what had transpired.
Miss Won Stellendt threw M her
hands and screamed loudly for help.
She was ordered to keep still, and
was dragged into the other room
and locked In the closet with Mrs.
Houshton. The burglar had Just
proceeded to ransack the house
when the women. throwing their
combined weight against the door.
forced It open. He pulled his 70
volver. compelled them to 20 inside
again and locked the door.
After several minutes had elaps-
ed. he again appeared at the door
and said:
III you tell anything about this
to anyone. will kill both of you"
At that he left. and has not been
seen since.
The detectives heard that q man
answering the description given by
Mrs. Houshton, had been seen In
Pete Andrews saloon. near the
Hougbton home, early in the morn
ing.
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DEMOCRATS
HAVE mixed
EMOTIONS
G.. O. p Gains Prove
Disappointment to
A Administration
SOUTH LENDS
SOME CHEER
Maryland and Ken
lucky Elect Demo-
cratic Governors

WASHINGTON. Nov. a.-Ths
morning after" found the adminis-
tration today with mixed emotions.
While Democratic leaders we're
largely disappointed BY Republican
victories In Massachusetts,, New Jer-
sey-the presidents home state
New York. Ohio and Pennsylvania.
they found solace In Maryland's and
Kentucky's choice OF Democratic
governors.
A statement 10 expected In . day
or two from the White House aualys-
ing the returns. The local issues
were asserted by Democratic leaders
to be responsible fur defeat Of Gov.
Walsh. Of Massachusetts,. by the Re-
publicans. At Republican headquar-
ters the same cause was assigned
Tor election OF . Democratic gov
ernor in Maryland.
Walsh's defeat was regarded 90
the most significant political baron
eter, although the administration
feels the small Republican majority.
aided by return Of Progressives to
the fold" disputes claims OF . Re-
publican sweep"
Elimination OF the Progressive
vote and defeat Of the New York
constitution. In It's bearing on SEN
ator Roots presidential boom. were
regarded as the chief political
straws of 1916. Loss by the Pro-
gressives Of legal party status in
Massachusetts, and genera: return
of Bull Moose elsewhere to the Re
publican party were considered sig
nificant.
Political opinion was divided to-
day whether Roots candidacy would
be harmed by defeat OF the New
York constitution. Some declared
that between now and convention
time the New York local issue will
cease to be a factor In Roots per-
sonal career.
Women suffrage defeat In Massa-
chusetts. New York and Pennsylva-
MIA was. In a measure. victory, &C
cording to suffrage leaders here.
Mics Alice Paul, OF the compression.
oil union, said the immense favorable
vote showed the popular demand for
suffrage. That the vote also indi-
Gates that congress must become the
chief battle ground for a national
suffrage amendment was also stated.
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French Active In
Bulgarian Field
BY UNITED PRESS.

PARIS. Nov. 3.-Active opera
tons by the French In Bulgaria and
by both the French and British st
the Dardanelles were reported In
the oGicial war once statement 10
sued here today.
ION the Franco German 'front.'"
said the communique. the situation
remains unchanged.
In the region Of Strumnitsa lin
southwestern Bulgaria. where the
French are trying to cripple the
Bulgars' campaign against the Serbs
by invading the formers territory
we are progressing along the south
ern mountain slopes continued The
report In the vicinity Of Krivolak
Ia southern Serbian town. We 70
pulsed two Bulgarian battaliOns,
Oct. 80.
There was only mine activity q
the Dnrdapelles from Oct. 20 to
Nov. l. the enemy having abanr
doned all attacks on US.
The Allies monitors bombarde6
the Turks Gallipoli positions.
"Both French and Britain sub.
marines are now operating In the
Sea OF Marmora. preventing sup.
plies from reaching the enemys
| troops"