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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-01-20

Judged construction and almost neg
ligible maintenance. When we con-
slider the Importance of cheap trans
portation in our rural districts, and
that transportation is an expensive
item in our lives, it is time for US to
bend attention seriously to the mat
ter of road improvement. The time
has come when we should act, and
not merely talk roads and the eco
nomic question involved in them.
"A number of plans have been
suggested to bring about system Of
roadways throughout the length and
breadth of the State, with construc-
ton that will be permanent and the
cost of maintenance light, and | COM
mend this subject to your earnest
consideration. We unquestionably
need these highways. They must be
constructed if We are to keep pace
with the progress of our sister States.
Il direct your attention to the plan
| offered by Mr. Reid Whitford of
Charleston as basis of plan for
your consideration. 1t may be that
State registration tax on motor
vehicles-our supreme court in a
recent decision has declared that this
can be done constitutionally-can be
80 devised as to accomplish this great
object, and l comment it to your con-
sideration.
ECONOMY.
THE financial needs Of the various
State institutions, as we'll as Govern
ment departments. will be presented
for your consideration in connection
with their annual reports. While
these needs are great, and some i'm
perative, yet we must bear in mind
the fact that our population being
largely a farming people. our mate
rial prosperity must depend upon the
success of the tillers of the soil. Let
us remember that We have recently
passed through some trying times,
which have materially affected the
finances not only of the farmers of
our State but also every other trade
and profession.
The present financial condition
of our people, and the burden of tax
es unequally distributed by reason
of the fragrant discrimination and
inequality in assessments that has
been in existence over long period
of years, makes it of paramount i'm
portance that all appropriations be
closely scrutinized and every item
carefully and thoroughly investigat-
ed before finally passed upon.
1T is not my idea that the several
institutions and State departments
be crippled or hampered in the pro-
gressive work they are doing, but in
considering their needs let US consid
er also the source of revenue from
which these needs must be met-the
pocketbook of the taxpayer. The
people demand that their tax levy be
held down to minimum, and | most
earnestly urge that you heed this
call. Until assessments and taxes
shall be made equal and just. ! shall
oppose new and expensive undertak-
ings.
The State must progress. but it
must be economical progress"
CONCLUSION.
In conclusion, Governor Manning
invokes the blessing of God upon the
deliberations of the General Assem-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-01-20

A dog and dude make an inter
esting combination of something
and nothing.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
Niedbaly ojciec rodlny.

William II. Mercer mieszkal cd
maja al do poczatku sierpnia W
Winonie pod III. 522 zach. Broad
way nj. opusci} potem miasto i
nie daf mic o sobie wicdzicc. Jego
familia przeprowadzi}as sic do Shell
Lake, Wis. Skoro sic Mercer o
tenn dowiedzia} powroci} do WI
nony j zamieszkaf W hotelu Com
mcrcial. Ale jego iona zostafa
|przez swych przyjaci6l tutejszych
zawiadomiona 0 powr0cic meza
do Winony, kaza}a go arcsztowac
"a opuszczenie i zaniedbanie swe,j
familii. Szerif A. F. Cameron re
Shell Lake przybyl W sobote i ka
za{ przez tutcjsza policye go aresz
towac.
Policyant Mrachek znalazf 60
W hotelu Commercial i oddaf go
'panu Cameron, kt6ry z MIN pole.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
ME R6BCIE lad
z POKARMEM WASZEGO
DZIECKA.

Wiele matek znajduje, IL IA
przekore wszelkim wysi}kom, ko-
niecznem jest wyszukac inne po--
zywienie anizeli pokarm matki
kt6ry musi dawac niemowleciu.
Jezeli ia zmiana musi bye zrobio-
ma jest bardzo waznem re matki
ME staraja sic robic doswiadcze--
MIA z innemi pokarmami. Jezeli
ME mozesz karmic sama swego
dziecka, albo jezeli zyczysz sobie
pozywienia kt6re mozesz potrze--
bowac jake pomoc do pomocy po-
karmu matki, wytnijcie kupon ma
stronie trzeciej jeszcze dis, wy
pehijcie go swoim adresem wyra
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
chaf do Shell Lake, gdzie sic roz
rrawa dalej odbywac bedzie.
Mebezpieczny czlowiek.

Czy Marcin Quick, zamieszka--
ly pod III. 61O wsch. Wabasha III.
posiada wszystkie piec zmysf6w,
albo ME, zadecyduje wkr6tce sad
opiekunczy. Podczas sprzeczki Z
iona i swym syncm Janem W pre-
sz}a sobote zacza} on strzelac tax
re iona i syn zmuszeli byli rato--
wac sic ucieczka ably use Z zy-
elem. w drzwiach kt6remi PAM
Dulek wydosta}a sic Z mieszkania
by1a dziura cd kuli, tax re sic
zdaje il Dulek ME myslal zarto-
wac
PAM Dulek powiedzia}a naczel-
|nikowi policyi, re MAJ jej pill i
powt6rnie ia i syna napastowa1.
w sobote wyciagna} z kieszeni
revolver, skoro wszedl do kuchni
/ spostrzegf zc iona i syn sic tam
znajduja. Kobieta uciek}a tylne--
mi drzwiami, gdy tymczasem syn
wydostaf sic przedniemi drzwia--
mi. Mlody Dulek powiada, re sly
sza} jak ojciec wo}al "a MIN, gdy
OH ucieka} przedniemi drzwiami
"ja ME chce strzelac'' ale gdy juz
drzwi zamkna} us}yszal strzaf 4
rcwolwcru.
Szef policyi George Huck, urze
dnik p~olicyjny Julian Bronx i pc
licyant Jaszewski weszli do domu
Dulka i znalezli 60 spokojnie sic
dzacego ma stolku W kuchni. Re-
wolwer znalezli W kieszeni jego
lsufduta, kt6ry wisiaf ma ~scianie.
Wielka liczba nabo:j66w do stree
LAMA znajdowa}a sic obok rcwol
weru. Dulek powiedziaf urzedni--
kom. IL on sic tylko cwiczy "
Istrzelaniu. w Scianach znaleziono
rozmaite dziury cd kul rewolwe-
rowych. Dulck opieral sic ~arcszto
waniu.
Ma STACEY policyjnej zosta} Du,
HEX aresztowany pod zarzutem
strzelania bronia palma, w obre,
bic granic miasta. Naczelnik poll
|cyi Huck jest tego zdania, re Du.
lex musi bye podszukiwany jake
chory umys}owo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
Miliony dolar6w wplacone
beda tel 11ly }owcom
wsy}aiacyln.

Futra sa bardZo modne a odziez
kobicca w tym roku ME jest kom
pletna bez jednego albo wiecej
garnitur6w futer.
Ceny obecne w por0wnaniu Z &c
mani z pred kilku lat }adnie sic
przedstawiaja 1owcom i zbiera-
czom futcr i zdaje sic prawie nie
mozliwa HISTORIC i gdyby starry
ME mali tel historyi powiedzieli
by re to ME jest prawda tax po-
wiedzial p. A. B. Shubert cd A,
B. Shubert Inc, Chicago, L. S. A.
prezydent najwiekszego domu W
iSwiecie handlujacy tylko surowe-
mi sk0rami.
kilka lat temu MONA bylo ku
pic morskie szczury W zachod-
niej Kanadzie po6c sztuka a sprzc
dawane byly pc &c. W %przesz}ym
Sezonie latem i jesienia kupowa-
no :je pc 40c do SOC. Tch6rzc ku-
powano pc $1.O0 do $3.50 sztuka
- piekne czarne - teraz sprzeda
wane So pc $500 do $500 sztuka,
W Londynie placono dawniej pa
$3.50 teraz kosztuja IL pc $1,000
do $1,000 Marten kt6rc tcraz ko.
sztuja pc $500 dawniej MONA by
10 kupic "a 5000 i t. d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
Rod1cow ostrzega sic pred
MISREPRESENTATION ognia
" kuchniach.

Tcraz jest pora roku kt6ra jest
ola dzieci najniebezpieczniejsza.
Me Z powodu niedba}osci o zdro-
vie dziccka lecz Z obawy niebez--
pieczenstwa pred ogniem W kuch
mach, tax powiada marsza}ek sta
novel stray pozarnej Robert w.
Hagcrdine.
Ostatnie zawiadomienia kt6re
nadesz}y do dcpartamentu stray
pozarnej wykazaly, re wiele die
ci postradafo zycie albo wysta-
wione by}y ma utrate zycia z po-
wodu, IL pozostawione byly W do
mu same bez opieki s~tarszych.
w wielu dystryktach ma far
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
CHLoPIEC OCALONY Cd UTO
MECCA.

SliSkajacy sic ma lodzie :jeziora
wino1skicgo Basil Burke syn pa
nj j. E. Burke Fam. pod mr.. $50
zach. 4tcj nj. za}ama} sic ma s}a--
hym lodzie jeziora, lecz wyrato--
wany zosta} przez swych iowa
rzyszy, kt6rzy zrobili }ancuch z
pozwiazywanych swych paleto-
tow i "a pomoca takiego }ancucha
wydobyto ch}opca z woody. Znaj-
dowa} on sic W wodzie oko}o S
minut i byf tax s}abym re music.
Ii 60 kolcdzy wsadzic do automo-
blu azeby 60 szybko zawiezc do
domu. Emma kapiel jednak mu
ME zaszkodzi}a, W kr6tkim czasie
odzyskal przytomnosc. ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30

mach, gdzie rodzice i wszystkie
|inne doros}e osoby tel familii IT,
dali sic w pole do piracy, a pozo,
stawione bez opieki starszych
dzieci bawi}y sic ogniem PREY XII
chennym piecu i w wielu PREY
.padkach zakonczy}y sic smiercia.
w jednym przypadku w pc.
wiecie Roseau pozostawili rodzi--
ce dwo:je dzicci W domu, kt6re "a
bawia}y sic ogniem, z tym rezul--
tatem, IL dzieci sic spali}y a bu-~
zostaf doszczetnie zniszczo
ny.
Urzadzcie swoje przynaleznos
'ci tax, azeby dzieci ME POGO
stawione byly same W domu albo
w osobnej stancyi, gdzieby mog}y
zabawiac sic ogniem. Prey zwra-
caniu nieco uwagi oszczedzi sobie
niejedna familia rozdzierajacego
SERGE dosswiadczenia re ich dzieci
zosta}y spalone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
WETZEL ZNALAZk KOKO-
VICE..

Bicykiel ukradzony prawdopo-.
dobnie> przez WracajacegO }yzWia
ia, znaleziony zostaf w poniedzia
lex w%ieczorem przez czujnosc pc
s4ahca telegram6w Bernardo Wet
eel.
Kolowiec zabrany zostaf W. ME.
dziele w%ieczorem gdy pozostawio.
ny byf Ia stronie domu R E. Haze
sley, TOT Main III. Wetzel dowie.
dzia} sic o kradziezy w warszta-
Gle Haesley, a w poniedzia1ek INA
lazf kofowiec ma roku 4tej i Main
nlicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
POCIAG z BYDkEM WYKO-
LEI. SIZE.

Z powodu zlamania sic przecz-
nicy, wykolei}y sic try wagony
na}adowane bydfem i $winmi, ME
daleko Kasson, Mimi. Szesc Gle
lat i try SWINE zostaly zabite a
wiele sztuk bydla rozpierzchfo sic
w rozmaite strony, kt6re farmc-,
rzy potcm chwytali. Konduktor
maszynista musicli pociag wpro--
wadzic ia boczne tory i puscili
sic IA poszukiwanic zaginionego
byd}a, co i'm sic tel, udajac sic do
farmer0w, uda1o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
ZASTAWIAL SIDLA Ma WOD.
/. NE SZCZURY.

Jan Blank, zam. pod nr. GIG
wsch. Howard III. z0sta} we VITO
rex rano. arcsztoWany przez str6-
ia dziczyzny Hermana Rackow
:jr. PREY b}otach Hamiltona "a to,
re posiada} }apke IA wodne szczrl
ry, co by}o dowodcm re OH juz
pred zakonczcniem czasu ochro--
ny tych zwicrzatek oddawal sic
ich chwytaniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
Stub w ARCADIA.

w kosciele sw. Stanislawa "
Arcadia, Wis. Wiel. ks. FIR. Bar
czak pofaczy} W dniu IA listopa-
da dozgonnym slubem ma}zen
skim panne Margarine Rucinska
pana Jozefa Suchla. M}oda para
osiedlila sic Ia farmie gospoda.
RIA Piotra Urbika w North Cree
ku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
MALA DZIEWCZYNKA ZBLA.
DZIEA.

Mala coreczka panstwa VINCE
row 9O4-wsch. Broadway III. kto
rzy co dopicro przybyli do Vino
ny i TAM sic osiedlili, posz}a pierw
sly raz do szko}y j ME mog}a ira
fic do domu. Zawiadomiono poll
eve i %nareszcie znaleziono dziec--
ko o 4tej godzinie pod II. 152
Wall III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
STUDENTKA PODDAKA SIZE


Parma Malbina Wick6wna, Z
MINI. studentka W szko-
&c normalnej, uda}a sic w piatek
wicczorem do szpitala ably sic pod
dac operacyi slcpej kiszki. Opera
cyl dokonano w sobote rano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
SkUzBA w
DZIEN
NIENIA.

Wszyscy klercy pocztowi beda
W "dzien dziekczynienia' swie:
cic Gale pc po}udniu - tax os
wiadczyf p%oczmistrz II. L. Buck
TAX jak w inne dni specyalnycf
SWAT listonosze roznosic beda Ii
Sty i t. p. rzcczy tylko z rama. L!
sty i mark pocztowe otrzymat
MONA IA poczcie az do 1szej go
.lziny w poludnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
MLEKO 20 DAWNEJ GENIE.

Podrozenic mlcka nied}ugo sic
utrzyma}o w naszem miescie. O..
kolo tydzien temu zaledwie NILE,
!iarze ia SVEN specyalnem posie-
Azeniu uchwalili podniesc Gene
mleka Il I IA 8 cent0w, lecz W
przesz}y wtorek B. j. Bohn os-
wiadczyl sic pierwszy re- mleko
Ola swych odbiorc6w sprzedawac
oedzie tax jak dawniej - pc
ccnt0w IA kwarte.
Inni mlekarze takze znizyli ce.
ny i sprzedawac beda mleko tax
iak dawniej pc Z centow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
WlADOMOSCI OSOBlSTE.
e WIARUSA BYE w
o

Pan A. A. Kaiser z Fried. N
Oak. przybyi ma kr6tka wizyte a.
by odwiedzic swych krewnych j
wv Winonie. Pan Kai-.
ser mia} interes w}aSciwie w st.
Paul, w sprawach bizilcsowych.
Byf takZe w ofisie Wiarusa.
Odjecha} do domu we wtorek
wieczorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
MA SPRZEDAz.

Wielka farma Pts ARROW. so a
kr6w uprawnych 1S5 pieknegt
lasu. Sprzedam tanio z budynka
mi "a 3 tysiace dolar6w z powo-
du samotnoSci. Jest tn bardzo pit
kny klimat. Gale pole jest ogro
Ozone.
Zg}osic sic pod adresem:
DR.. Medlistee Place
Box 8
Glades, Tenn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
KOLACYA I BAZAR.

Wielka liczba osob przyby1a W
niedzicle IA kolacye a ponie-
dzialck ma bazaar urzadzony przez
dziewczeta nalezace do Coward
league' w bascmencic pod kos
ciolem Sw. Stanis}awa X.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30

Tomasz Bronx, kt6ry sic niedaw
no ozenif w South Thomas, n.
OAK. przyjecha1 W tych dniach
Z swa m1oda iona do Winony i
bedzie mieszka1 II swe:j matki, pa
nj Rozalii Bronx, PREY wsch. 5tej
I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
SEDZIWA STARUSZKA ME
lyle,

w Independence, Wis.,, zmar}a
W sedziwym wieku 50 letnia sta.
ruszka PAM Albcrtowa Bautch pc
grzeb odby1 sic W koscicle SIS. Pic
trai Pawla. .Ceremonie j ,nahozen.
stwo zalobne odprawi1 Prev. ks
A. Cara. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
MA STOLE OPERACYJNYM.
Parma Gimm. c6rka panstw

G.. NJ. Gimm i studentka W kOle--
eium Sw. Tcrcsy, zachorowa}a ma
gle W przcsz}y piatek wieczorem
ma zapalcnic slcpcj kiszki. Zabra
10 ia natychmiast IA st6f opera
cyjny i wykaza}o sie,iz slepa kisz
ka pekla. Stan .jcj jest bardzo ME
hczpieczny, jest jcdnak nadzieja,
re jej sic polcpszy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
MAKA ZN6W SPADkA.

Maka zn6w spad}a w Genie 0
20 ccnt6w Ia bcczke. Beczka ma
XII kosztujc tcraz 5000 - worek
20 funtowy 1885.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
WiadOmO$ci
MlEJSCOWE.
WZIELI Stub w KOsCIELE.

w przesz}y czwartek o Smej go
dzinie z rama pobfogos}awif Prev
Ks. kanonik j. Pacholski zwiazek
malzenski Edmunda Cierzana sy--
ma panstwa FIR. l.. Cierzan0w i
Rose kangcl, cork Marcina i Re
giny Kangl0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30

znie i przyslijcie a otrzymacie dar
mo 50 s%tronicowa ksiazke kt6ra
wan powie jak karmic i utrzy--
mac vase niemowle ably by1o sill
mem i ZdrOWem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-30
DR.. w. M. Vavruska,

DT. w. M. VdVTuSka, cnITO:
|praktyk, wyjecha} w tych dniach
ma dalsze praktyki doktorskie a Q
fis jego bedzie przez zine z tego
powodu zamkniety.
The sun., 1916-11-12
REPUBLICANS CLAIM
HOUSE BY 7 OR 9
Late Reports to Committee In
dicate Safe Majority Of
Representatives.
. RETURNS SHIFT WIDELY
Gains in Delaware, Kansas,
Michigan. Louisiana and
New Jersey.

w,sutSorpN, Nov. 1t.-Reports h a
Nave come to Chairman Woods or the
wsnublican Congressional committee to-
s.v furnished the basis for a claim that
,ss Republicans would have a maJooty
- n, ,eas, seven In the next House OF
representatives and probably would lead
b. nine. ,..,su
..,s In the late reports are the reelection
~ Miller In Delaware. whose defeat was
conceded earlier election OF Little In the
e.cond Kansas, defeating Taggart.
democrat. the present member. and CIV
,ne the Republicans three In Kansas:
mo reelection Of Martin. "protectiontst.'
in Louisiana now said TO be definitely
.e,,Ied the defeat OF Beakes In the
Second district Of Michigan. leaving the
Democrats but one member In that State
-Doremus: the triumph finally AFTER
many vicissitudes. Of Miss Rankin in
Montana a gain OF one doubtful dis
trio, in New Jersey, and gains in New
York.
Chairman Woods does not count In his
estimates the Republican In the Fourth
Illinois, but comedies that district to the
Democrats; nor does he lay claim to
the Thirty-second Pennsylvania, where
representative Barchfeld, the present
member, IL within a few votes OF success.
His friends are looking to he offcial
count to bring him out winner. He
claims the election Of Rowland. Re-
publican. In the Twenty-frst Pennsyl-
vania OF Britt. Republican. In the
Tenth North Carolina. and OF Carson.
Republican, over Scully In the Third OF
New Jersey.
The sun., 1916-11-12
WILSON ON TRIAL.
Manchester "Gunrdian" says Pro-
sressycs VIII ne on watch.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE English news
papers express the conviction that a
more vigorous foreign policy may be ex-
pected from Washington now that the
election Ia over.
The Globe, expressing the opinion that
the war. which is the only real issue
before any body Of civilized men, hard
ly entered into the Presidential contest.
says: 1.-THE mass Of the American peo-
pie ask for nothing more thar peace at
almost any price with the liberty to
gather wealth" Stl,. the Globe says the
result has Importance for the belliger-
ents and for President Wilson. adding :
mo longer p~reoccupied with thoughts
Of votes. II would not be surprising II
his attitude toward foreign affairs un-
derwent an immediate s%tiffening."
The Manchester Gudrdidn attributes
President Wilson'S success to the rally
ing Of a sufficient number Of the Pro-
gressivc votes which Roosevelt gained
in 1912.
ut seems n small thing" this news
paper continues. but yet 1t nay indicate
n new epoch In American political life.
The Progressive movement arose en-
tirely Independently Of foreign politics.
Many Progressive votes given to Wilson
are given with the mental reservation
that they will not go again to a Demo-
cratic candidate unless Wilson confirms
the faith of the Progressives by consoli-
dating what liz still only tentative. II
he does that ne will have established
himself az the ablest statesman since
Lincoln. and he may be destined TO play
The sun., 1916-11-12
PARIS IS PLEASED.
Papers say Wilson's Policy Will
Become Firmer Now,

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE French news
papers. while printing the news Of the
American election In a prominent posi-
ton. express little opinion as to the re-
suit. What comment there 1. Is sympa-
thetic to President Wilson.
The PETIT Journal says:
Evidently an immense majority Of
the electorate pronounced against war,
but, apart from the millions of voters
who approved the visor with which the
President forced the Germans to cede
on the submarine var question, other
millions voted for Hughes because he
demanded an ven firmer defence Of
American rights. The Chief Executive
is obliged to take in.o account this
double wish. Just as Hughes could not
have ignored the verdict against war, 80
Wilson must take into consideration the
condemnation Of a line OF policy which
Roosevelt has characterized AZ back
boneless."
The Hdtin and the Petit Pdrisien ex-
press the same view. The latter paper
concludes: 1T Is because he played a
very honorable role in a moment Of a
The sun., 1916-11-12
PERKINS RAPS OTIS.
Calls the Attack on Gov. johnson
tonte nnptible Business.

George W. Perkins went to the de-
fence II Gov. Johnson of California
yesterday as a result Of the charge OF
,reachery mad against the latter by
Harrison Gray Otis OF California. Gen.
Otis In a telegram printed In y%ester-
days [ accused johnson of trading
votes In order to secure his own election
o. the expense Of Mr.. Hughes. Mr.. Per-
k!ns said
The attack on o johnson and Mr..
Rowell Is made by the same element In
California nat stirred up so much
trouble at the time Mr.. Hughes made
his trip to California. They are evil
IDENTIFY trying to shift the blame for the
result on the only men In the State
who have done everything possible from
the very he ginning to bring success to
the national ticket. II is about as on
tenptiblc "A piece OF business as the
has developed"
Chairman Wilcox. Frank n. Hitch
cock and other Republicans here did not
take any stock In the charges against
Johnson.
The sun., 1916-11-12
100000 PAID IN
ELECTION WAGERS
Hughes Backers Are Forced to
COncede, in Writing,
Wilson Victory.

Election bets amounting to 1000, 600
we're paid yesterday In the Wall street
district and in uptown hotels and cares.
In each instance the loser conceded. IN
writing. that his wager had been lost.
The majority Of bets made on the
Broad street curb continued unpaid.
Stockholders hold that II would be un-
wise for them to pay of until the Re
publican National Committee or Its
candidate acknowledges defeat. In sew
eral instances where wagers were made
through curb. houses by W brokers
both the winners and losers have APP
piled in writing to he stakeholder FOR
payment OF the bet. In such cases the
money has been turned over. There is
still n large sum of money. however. In
the downtown banks to the credit OF
Stockholders.
Brokers were Of the opinion that the
last cloud Of doubt as to who has been
elected will disappear over Sunday. IL
such Ia the case announcement Will be
made Monday morning on the curb by
betting commissioners that all wagers
will be paid during the day.
The sun., 1916-11-12

the airpianes they are using abroad APP
pear slow In comparison.
Carlstrom last Monday fell 400 feet
Into Lake Erie near Buffalo, where he
was testing out Curtiss seaplahes for the
use Of France and England. Something
went wrong with the machine. 1t turned
two somersaults and Carlstrom, freeing
himself from the plane. fell into the
water on his right side. He was stunned
and painfully injured. He was taken to
a hospital In Buffalo, but insisted yes
terday on coming to New York in his
private car. on which he placed his tri-
plane.
on arriving here he went to the Hotel
Manhattan. but his injuries caused him
70 much pain that DR.. Fellows Davis and
Or. william Downes advised his remova
to a hospital. He went reluctantly. A
careful examination will be made to-day
70 determine IL he has been hurt in
ternally.
While he was lying in a private ward
word was brought to him that he had
been awarded the Curtiss Marine Flying
The sun., 1916-11-12
EUROPE SEES PROOF
OF PACIFISM HERE
Newspapers Take Wilson Vic
tory as Demonstration
Against War.

BERLIN. via London. Nov. lin
portant German newspapers. including
the koelntschc zettuno, declare with
satisfaction that President Wilson's re-
election has been due to the pacific
temper of the American people. The
Catholic koclntschc voikssettung ex-
presses the belief thai the neutrality of
the United States now will be better
secured than before election.
The koeinische Zeitung. however. In
sists the election has taught President
Wilson a good lesson for. II asserts, Il
was not n victory for the Wilson who
VAS bellicose against Germany and "the
obedient servant Of England" but the
Wilson who boasted he maintained peace
and vowed to continue to do 80 in the
future.
The sun., 1916-11-12

Trophy for 1915 and a prize of $1,000
for a flight he made August rs between
Newport News and Fisherman's Island.
near Cape Charles. Carlstrom was mys-
titled az he had not known that this
flight was being observed by Aero Club
officials. lie was only testing a new
machine, he explained. He flew GA
miles in s hours and Al minutes.
He much preferred last night to talk OF
his wonderful new triplane than of his
accident at Buffalo. He thought he
could average 200 miles an hour Ia the
machine. which Is LARGELY his own inven-
ton. and that he could make 215 miles
an hour for a short period. The new
craft has been completed only two weeks.
For its size, II Will lie the most power
ful aeroplanc ever designed or built.
Carlstrom intended starting from Gov
ernors Island next Wednesday for his
flight 90 New orleans. The doctors say
he may and may not. Carlstroin pro-
poses to make the 1850 miles without a
stop. and II he Is successful II will be
the longest nonstop flight ever made.