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NE" JERSEY FOR WILSON
IS DEMOCRATIC Am
10y Associated Press.

- -h"So'i"tcN i-IcS:.
TRENTON, y. j.. November With
poth democratic and Republican State
chalrnien processing entire confidence
IN the outcome OF the election to-mor-
row. the New Jersey State campnirn
ended late tonight. Walter T.. Edge.
Republican candidate for Governor. and
X. otto Wittpenn. his Democratic op-
p"ncn'. did not make their final
Speeches until nearly midday.
Republicans predict that the national
and state tickets will carry 10y nj icas,
$4,000. while Democrats declared Witt
penn would be elected by at least -. 900
and that President Wilson's margin
OF victory would be larger than that.
Besides Governor and United States
senator, there will be elected twelve
CvnGreSSmcn
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CALIFORNIA WILL POLL
TREMENDOUS VOTl,

BY Associated Pre:*.I
SAN FRANCISCO, November 6.-In-
uicltions were apparent to-day Of Il
tremendous vote throughout Culifor-
ma Tomorrow. according TO political
leaders. Issues which seemed to out
'ihc themselves most sharply on the
eve OF the election were Hughes or
itson. wet" or dry" and Governor
iiiram w. Johnson. Republican. or
George III. Hat,on, Democrat for the
United state Senate.
ne headquarters or the Prohibition
forces here predicted Il landslide for
ai"clidment No. ., restricting the su:e
OF liquor i'll public drinking places
ana retail stores, and a winning vote
OF oVo'ooo Tor complete prohibition. in
statement given out to-day.
Both Republicans and Democrats ny.
claiming the state.
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INTEREST IN ALABAMA
CEN1EItS IN TWO DISTRICTS
ny AssociutcI Press. |

70
MONTGOMERY, ALA. November g.
Interest in the election in Alabama
on Tuesday ccntcrs in the Ninth and
Tenth Congressional Districts. where
the Democratic nominees. George Hud-
dieston and William Is. Bankhcad, are
opposed by Francis Latady and y. II.
Freeman. respectively. the Republican
nominees
Republicans also have candidates In
the Fifth, Seventh anu Eighth Dis
tricts. and the Socialists seek repre-
Scniatlon In Congress from the Sec
ond. Eighth ana Ninth Districts Tho
electoral vote Of the State for Wilson
is generally conceded
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at various voting precincts In counties
according 10 an announcement made
here tonight by w. u. Barnhurt, Cnitcd
States distric, attorney. Political lead
crs predict that the heaviest vote ever
pollcd in West Virginia will bc cast
Joseph II. Gaines. Republican, and Glenn
Shaver. Democratic state chairmcu. re-
itcrasad thcii statements Tonight that
their parties would carry the state
The former claiming a plurality of
10000 and the latter from 1000 to
5000
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WILL warren EACH OTHER
FOR ILLEGAL VOTING
IUy Associated Press. |

7 ty ASsoCINteU Press.
COLUMBUS. OHIO, November 6.--On
tho eve OF election day, Which marks
the close of one OF The hottest preSi-
Dental campaigns ever wagcl in Ohio
both Republican and Democratic cam
patEn managers issued statements de-
claring that they arc going TO watch
each other for illegal voting to-
morrow.
No new predictions as TO the out
come i'll Ohio were made to-day. the
Democratic managers standing by their
prediction of 100000 plurality for Will
son. and tho Republican leaders claim
ing with equal confidence i Republic
can victory by from 10000 to
l0u.oOo
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'H"lN LINES WIPED or
hN "WET" AND .DRy.. .I.,,,r
Thy Associu,eb p-e,-

DIES MONIES, IOWA. Novauh, :.
''"i predictions OF the outcome OF rho
general election in Iowa were issued
'o-niEht ut State Headquarters by Re.
Pubiican and Democratic State cb,ir-
men, the Republicans claiming 10000
tor iushcs, while the Democrats pre-
''I'vn Il plurality Of 10000 for Wilson.
Wh!lc supporters Of " ua-,iirn
republican candidate Tor Governor. nre.
uic'eh MS election over T. L Mere
uitn' Democratic candidate. parry lines
hao been so far erased by :actionnl
wet and dry controversies as 10
make the plurality forecasts OF the
TWO parties largely guesswori. i, was
said
intense interest in tho stat. cam
paiSn, it was explained. womb brin,,
out ii heavy vote
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LAST WOitD - SAID
IN S1HEttoI> I, ,ui>I,>

e.. ~ >ssuet4t.d Pres.
iNpiANApOLiS, IND, Novenb.r
The last ~o:d IN one u Tho ,.o.. .,r.,..
uous campaigns ~ The A.s,or: az IN.
dana vas ss!d to-r!sh, ana al oee,
the State leaders IN various r.-,f.s
prepared TO devote ,hcu energies TO-
MORO" 70 getting out Tho .o,c Lena
ers OF the two major paEtie. re.,o,,.,,,,
their opinions that ,ncir resn.r,i,.
parties viii CARY Indiana for Press
dent and both United states Senator
There is keen intercs: IN the clcc,io,,
OF thirteen Representatives In 1910
the Democrats elected all ,hir,eeu from.
Indiana. but IN 1919 the l,epubliear.
: elected two. In the Ftc;h Di,iric,
Eugene V. pehs is The :oc!alls, canal.
date. and his supporters prcdic, his
= Vicc-President MarEha!i and Charles
ss-@.N, Fairbanks. the E2publIcam wee
nominee, VII! receive the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-07
RACE FOR PRESIDENCY
DEPEND ON WOMEN'S
VOTE IN STATE OF I'LL lMOIS

'SoH.ilucu lrOfl paRc.)
they Will line up Is like guessing on
The toss Of II coin. The Democrats as
Scrt they ar" three 20 one for the Presi-
dcht because the country has not gone
10 war. while the Republicans declare
that they will vot; is their husbands
'nd brothers do. assuring q victory
for the Republicans by hundred
thousand or mot
No change Of Importance was report
ca at the eleventh. hour regarding Ohio.
The Democrats fu1ly expect to have
the twenty-four electoral votes from
tue buckeye state. The Republicans
arc pretty we'll rcconciled to their loss.
New York State unquestionably leans
toward the Republicans. But the En-.
pre- State is not the pivotal" com.
monwealth II was Il generation ago
CONFIDENTIAL Republican canvusses show.
that hughes and Fairbanks will have
considerably more than 100000 plu-
raiity up state. Confidential Tummany
estimates indicate that the Democratic
plurality I'm the hsc boroughs OF New
York VIII be in the neighborhood OF
$1,000.
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INTEREST IN sOIII CAROLINA
IL tE\Tt;UED IN "RoLTI:Ks :"

II" tN'"T' ItIN's I'T'N'-
HLI NB!A, e., November i
I'm nNc electoral tickets Ia tho field,
D.' WIN Vac Democrats ticket vir-
'Ha!ly certain 10 win by n large ms
J"'!t!' interest i'll south Carolina to-
n'gh' conferred in the Size Of the vote.
""ich the sc-callcd boilers" WIN cast
"s"inst Governor Manning. the Demo
,'"'i' noininc" for reelection. Thougu
''Ei".r Governor B!caac has not an
n"1h'cr himself as u candidate, tickctg
"ea'!MS hi5 name instead Of Governor
"i"hh!nH's. with the rca, Of tie Demo
r"N' N'hcts have b"cn distributed.
S"ti"'siS and rrogrcsS;ves also
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nlG POPULAR MAJORITY
WILL. BE PILED Up ~ GEORGIA.
fBy Associatci Pre.sl

ATLANTA, GA. November 6,-Dc
spite the fact that little real effort
has been made TO get out voters, Demo-
Gratis predicted tonight tina, Wilson
would bc given one of the largest popu-
lar major!ties ever accorded prcsi-
Dental candidate in Georgia.
Reports indicate that Republicans
and progrcssires are counting on some
support from that section OF thc Demo-
cratic party known as "tr. Tom WAY
son following" Many Democrats how
ever, deny that there has been split
In the ranks.
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HARD EIGHT TOt COSGRESs ~
THIRD LOUISIANA DISTRICT

by Associated rrcSs.i
NEW ORLEANS. November ia
hard-fouGht campaign closed tonight
in tho Third Louisiana District,
where Wade q. Martin, Democrat, is
seeking to win back the seat III Con
srcss won two years ago by Roprcscn-
tativc Whit Martin. Progressive. In
. the seven other districts Democrats
arc uno1poscd. Victory for the
, Democratic presidential electors was
:, conceded. 1t was thought John NJ,
Iarker, Progressive candidate for
Vice president would receive several
thousand votes.
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REPUBLICANS ENPECT 81. LOUIS
TO OVERCOME Rural. VOTE
ny Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, November tie
publican leaders say the heavy regis
tration in ST. Louis indicates IA R.pub-
lican plurality which will overcome
the Democratic vote III the rural dis
tr!ctS.
Both democratic and Republican
leaders Tonight claimed the state Iii,
Tact that prohibition is 10 be voted az;
il expected ~ bring on, :, heavy vote
Democratic leaders arc confident VIII
sol! Viii Gerry the state aud that
James y. Reed, Tor Senator, and Fred
:r!ck Gardner. for Governor. will get
:, vote approximately rs large.
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MARYLAND IS CLAIMED
BY BOTH rANTiIiS
IS AsgncIutcd Press.

BALTIMOItE, MD. November g
Democratic and Republican state chair
uca Tonight claimed Maryland for the
respective heads Of the national ticket
and the candidate for the United States
Senate. While the Democrats express
Cd confidence that they would elect
conEr"samcn from four districts, the
Republicans said there was good
chance for them at least 10 divide the
couGre3s!onai delegation. The Drohi-
bition question VIII he voted on in the
rcma!Hing eleven wet units in the
state. including the cities OF Baltimore,
..;tnHpUiiE. Cumberland. IIagcrstown,
Frederick ana Havrc dc Grace.
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TO Hughes this year. the Democrats
soon at their claims. II WAS asserted
at Democratic State headquarters that
&csreful canvass OF every county in
{ dtcates serious inroads will be made
by President Wilson ON tho normal
republican pluralitics upstate. and
,iudaat the Democratic plurality in
"a Greater New York will more than Off
set the Republican lead down TO tho
=, Harlem River.
On the eve OF to-morrow's election
~ the chairmen of both the Republicans
;. and Democratic State Committees claim
victory by at least loo.ooo
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At the Movies To-Day

STRAND = Norma Talmudge, In
"rirt! Fifty; also "a comedy.
cOLONIAI.-MubcI Tuliuferro. In
"fhc Dawn oil Love-"
ODISOS.-W. =. Hart and House.
Peters, Tn "nctMecn Men," and Earle
Williams, In u "Sc1rlct Hummer
picture.
lSIS-hcah BAIRD, In "rhe linrbur
of Happiness" ana comedies.
NE"-SrsSuc liayaknSSa md Myr-
tie Stcdmau,y la N'rhe soul OF Kuru
sam"
Daughter of Mnra."
KEN-M!rtic Gonzales. In .'Thc
Girl or Lost Lake."
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DEMOCRATS CONFIDENT
OF CARRYING KANSAS

bN
TOPEKA, KAN, November 6.--Rallies
in every congressional distric; closed
the campaign III Kansas tonight, Dem
ocrats asserting they would get seven
out Of eight Representatives to be
chosen, and the Republicans claiming
the entire list. Wilson'S plurality is
placed al 10000 TO 1000 by Democrats.
but Republicans say Hughcss victory
IS assured
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SOON FIND COUNTRY
LAUGHING. At IIIN

And 80 IL has gone with most OF the
questions raised by the Republicans
when they opened tho fight, They
kicked up good deal OF noise ~ one
time about the appointment of Demo
Gratis TO Office by PrcSidcn; Wilson
rhcy soon found tho country laughing
at them and they laid off forthwith.
Occasionally "a sidc-swipC would be
tak"u AT tho Federal reserve system
the rural credits act and some Of the
other purely domestic policies. hut this
was nero Dy-play. There has never
been any serious tight upon the co.,
Structivc legislation of the past three
and q half years.
The Lodge iiarc-up over the fictitious
postscript to the I.nsitania note re-
suited in Il tlaro-back The petty
caNiliinS over Secretary Bakers re-
lection upon the soldiers Of the Con-
;inemtal Army ended almost as soon
as begun. All of tho strictly sideShow
issues were long ago swallowed up.
Hut a stated at the outset. the
'ari;t has survived. Though hopelessly
suborGimatcd at the beginning Of the
campaign. il has now been made para
mount Mr. hughes dwelt upon il at
great length in most Of the speeches
OF the past two weeks. scci;inG tc
show American worlincn and .Nmcri.
can employers alike that q tariff wall
must necessarily be raised IL the I'M
disputed prosperity which the country
row enjoys is 10 last aftcr the tcrmina-
ton o.; the war.
Many OF Mr.. iIugncs's friends. look
ing back. regret that the whole Re-
publican campaign was not projected
ii.9a this one issue. with all else hcld
in reserve. They believe that Il more
effective appeal could Hiavc been made
and there Is u good deal to be said
in favor Of that view.
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ENPECr MASSACHUSETTS,
TO HREAK ALL RECORDS

BY Assoriatcd Press
HUSTON. November G.-With fair
"Stner tomorrow political leaders
predict the record of $1,000 votes ono,
IN Massachusetts last year. will be
broken. Republican claims of a, rlu-
'ai'E In excess OF 5000 for Hughes
and Democratic forecasts OF at least
Il :o.ooo victory Tor Wilson in Tho
STATE were unchanged tonight. Gov
.anon Metaii and Senator Lodge are
seeking reelection, opposed Nv l., ".
Mansfield and J. T.. Fitzgeruld Dcnn'
Gratis, respectively
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MANUFACTURERS is FINED
tharcrd with Attempting TO Shin
Goods without Proper
Manifest.

NEW YORK. November 6.-Theodore
f'ridland. wood pulp manufacturer, was
fined $500 to-day ON a charge of con-
SpiiHcy TO dcfraud the United States.
The manufacturer attempted to ship
Tl.5Go worth Of nickel and anthony
10 sweden via Denmark as baggage.
lie did aot manifest the goods as mcr-
chandisc, AS required by the customs
law.
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BOTH RENEW CLAIMS
no KENTUCI<Y's ElECTOus
JBy Associuted prc.s

LOUISVILLE. KY. November G
Republicans and Democratic campaign
managers iSncwed their claims to-n!gh,
that Kentucky would give it's electoral
vote 10 their party's candidate. Re
publican leaders claim the state for
tiughcS by 1t least 5000 votes. and de
care they are certain TO eject five out
OF eleven Eepre- cntativcs. y plurality
in the state OF not less than 1000 is
claimed for President Wilson by-Dcmo-
cratic managers
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bEMOt RATS EXPf.tr USUAL
OVER wIIEI.NINt NtJOlklIIES

Nv NSsVclnl"'I PT"s..
LITTLE kt''N, ARK. November G.
Democratic leaders predicted tonight
th"i customary overwhelming Demo
.E"'' maior!ti'S win be rolled up in
Arkansas tomorrow for Wilson ana
Marshall. while Republican hcadQuar-
tors conteuded that tho voting Will
fho" Republican gains.
Interest ccntcrs chiefly IN the propo-
sal 20 substitute local option for state
wide prohibition, which viii be sub
United IN to-morrow's election
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"WE'rs" AND "DRYS" EQUALLY
CONFIDENT OF RESULT
CBy Associated Press

by Associated Press.
OMAHA. NEB, November 6.--Thc
vets and "drys" ended I'll ,ir vigorous
campaign tonight with both equally.
coniidcnt OF victory. Republican lend
ers claim the State by u majorit, OF
1880 20 10000, while the Democrats
claim tn" state for Wilson with a lead
OF $4,000.
Interest III III" United states sena
iorinl race is AN. with both candi-
"ttes senate Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock
Ahd John l.. Kennedy. confident OF
success
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ELLEN ENTH-iIUuR FIGHT
DIStIOSES ANXIETY

IS Associated pr,sri
HEATTlE WASH, November g.
Former Governor Henry Mcbride. Re-
pu"i'c"n cHNoidatc tor GoTcruor. and
Governor Lister. Democratic candidate.
spoke %, meetings hcrc Tonight This
e!ev"ntH-hour campaigning was re-
RardeI as showing anxiety on Goth
S,Gea
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HEAVY VOTE ASD CLOSE
CONTEST IN WISCONSIN

BY Associated Press
MILWAUKEE, WIS, November G.
y heavy vote, with Il close contest he
tween Wilson and Hughes. is looked
for IN Wisconsin tomorrow. Repub-
Leans tonight claimed La Toilette
would be reelected to the Senate and
II. l.. Phillip would be chosen for Gov
crnor, but Democrats said wilson
strength would carry both State and
rational tickets for them. Socialists
expect To elect two Representatives in
the Milwaukee district.
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U,PUBt.ltAN NuIthI.U>
CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS
~ Aa.ociatcN rrr.r-L

CHICAGO. November 6.-.Niv,n =.
l'ert' manager Of Western Republican
nah"na! hcadquart"rs. to-day received
kilograms from auticEal committed
men stat" chairmsp and local leaders
from every state IN IA. jUriStiic,iou Of
TIC Western campaign committee. pro
d!cung victory Tor Nggl.ea ana Fair
banks a. The poll. Tomorrow.
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DEMOCRATS CLAIM SWEEPING
VICTORY IN COLORADO

= BY Associated Prcss.l
DENVER, COL, November 6.-rhe
campaign in Colorado ended tonight
with speeches by Governor Carlson
Republican candidate for reelection
and j. G. tiuntcr, his Democratic OPP
ponent Republican leaders predict
Carlson will win by 10000 votes. ana
Hughes by almost as many Demo-
Gratis claim 10000 plurality for Will
son and sweeping victory for the
state ticket.
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OKLAHOMA FOR WILSON
ny $4,000. IL pUEDItrIOS

BY NssOC!tt.I Prcsal
OKLAHOMA CITY, November g.
Democratic leaders here Tonight were
predicting that Wilson would carry
oklahoma BY 10000 o. more to-,nor-
row. Republicans claimed tho state
by 1000 10 $4,000. T. was generally
believed the SocIalis, vote would DO
large
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RIVAL PAHADI:S f'EtTInE
CLOSING on ttMpkIt,S

b. A~.i""!,;eG prcs,!
ilit.f ENNE. WYo., November 9
Rival paradca here Tonight closed the
campaign IN Wyoming. Republican
state headquarters claimed the State
for Hughes by 5000. while the Demo
cratic state chairman declared Wilson
would win by 2,SOo
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EACH EXPECTS VICTORY
BY WIDE MARGIN

f7TE.3S.F
NEW HAVEN CONN. November d.
With their final appeals made to Con
nccticut voters. both Republican and
Democratic managers might reiicrit
ell their claims of victory Tomorrow
by wide margins. Republican leaders
assert that 50 per cent Of the Pro-
SreSsiv.s Of -FOUR years. aSo have re-
turned TO the fold, but the Democrat.
dispute This. The Progressive vote III
lgl. y.us 3il2y
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tiMriiGN CLOSES wIru
NlD-FASiIONED RALLIES

n ID NSSOrlutcI i'rcsa-l
~. I'ACi.. MINI. November odd
fashioned rallies closed tho campaign
IN Minnesota Tonight. and both Dcrno-
cratic and Republican leaders reit-
Grated predictions of victory for their
tickets IN this stat.
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SOUTH DAKOTA CLAIMED
FOR PRESIDENT WILSON

SIOUN FALLS. 5. D.. November g.
III" campaign closed here Tonight.
with both parties holding large meet
'hGS Republican, headquarters claim
the state for Hughes by 10000 votes
hu; Democrats assert President Will
son will win by 5000
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GUARDS At VOTING PLACES
~ SOIJJJJ:ItS WEST VIRGINIA
Iny hayocIatrd prebg.i

rs; Associated Prebgi
CHAf:iESTON. ". VA. November 6,
In an effort 10 tccurc an honest cleo
tor, ysbre.nntntiyns 0f the Department
~ Justice have been assigned for duty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-07

returns ut their respective homes to-
morrow night.
The p:ohibitionists expect to poll a
heavier vote than ever before In the
state. leaders in that party said to-
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-07

nominees for Congress express them
selves as certain OF election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-07

FAX, LAXATIVE BROJo 0UININE rat
cts. prGE%isi., refund money IL 1, fails to
ur. p. W. GROVES signature is Oh
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REPUBLICAN FLARE-UPS
TURN INTO FLARE-BACKS
Continued from First puuc

pie for some outline by Mr.. Hughes or
what he has to offer as an improve
ment upon the administrations foreign
policies has added 10 his cmbarrass-
mcnt. For Il while he ignored this de-
mand, but finally replied negatively
when he said that he could not iiX Il
policy without having access 10 the
confidential advices possessed only by
the administration. II is to be re-
membercd. moreover, that he never
has declared that he would have recog-
nized liuerta nor have brought on war
with Mexico by rcsoriing to intervcn-
ton in that country
The Hughes attack upon Tho eight
hour day Legislation has met the same
fate that met the attack upon the
foreign relations. Al first IL seemed
that the Republican candidate had
found in the .ldamson law a compelling
reason why the Wilson administration
should be rcpudia.c;.. His carly
speeches against tin New England
were vociferously received. Then came
the reaction. Then came the alarming
reports from all sections where gre;,,
bodies OF laboriug men arc employ ed
and the hurried conferences in Repub-
lican State and national headquarters.
All at once the Hughes managers
discovered that they were playing wi,h
fire, or perhaps dynamite. Various
state committeeman boldly declared
that Mr.. hughes dare no: repeat his
Maine speeches against TIL. eight hour
legislation in their sections. Almost
Immediately thereafter Mr.. Hughes
himself came out for The ciSh hour
day. Al ne found fault with was the
manner in which the .>damsou law WAS
passed. Such Il declaration absolutely
destroyed this Legislation as an i'm
por;ant issue in the campaign. Latter
". Mr.. hughes has had little or moth
ing To say Upon the question.
, 1916-02-26

Bidder at Dannebrog og Don"ebrogSnond
NOR V~IITERLIGT: Paa Finansministerlets derom ned
u lagte allerunderdanigste Forestlling har Diet beha9et
Hans Ma stet Nongen we'd a~lerhojeste Resolution at y
December 10. allernaadigst at stadfeste den at holonlai-
raadet for st. Cro:x we'd 3die Behandling den code
September f. A. OF af KolonialIaadet for st. Thomas oS
st. Jan we'd 3die Behandling den Z October ]. a, vedtagne
A%nordning ON Oph"velse at Bestemmeisen ! 10 F"rorl-
ninepn y September l799 ON Trykkcfrihedens Gricnser, hVor-
e.ter der k13eves kongelig Bevillng til at udove Bogtrykker:
81
Bestemmelsen S Is Frordnirgen 27' September 1893 ON Tyk-
kefrhedens GIeuser, hvoteftgr der kaves kon8elg BeTdhng I'll at
ud6ve B~ogtrykkeri rphaves.
Denne Anordnng n@lel Kraft s'raES efter at have erho'dt kongehS
StadEestelse.
Hvorefter allie Vedkommende sig have at rette.
Guvernementet for de dansk vestindiske Ger.
St. Croix, den lite Februar 1916.
Under min Haapd og Guvenementets SegL
H~ELWEG-LARSEN.
H. 81 ----
ANORDNTNG BAUMANN.
ON Oph@vese af BestenmeEen | 5
Is Forordningen 27 September
1899 m Trykkehihedens GrRnser,
bvoeter der keves kongeig Be-
Wiling til at udove BognykkefL
, 1916-02-26
NJ
PASSENGERS


Feby. 22nd-Mlzrah from St ThomaS-
Mary Herbert, Sophl" Lucas, Lorett" James,
Emily Ferris,
Feby. 23rd-M zpah for St. Thomas
Fritz Gerard, Gendarmes NJ, 3, Andersen,
II Rasmussen, 80 Bernhardt, 33 Petersen,
ga Westergoard and 70 Jensen, Ann Il.
Ford, Lonis Meyers.
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