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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
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The Seward gateway., 1916-11-09
WITNESS FOUND IN
 FROST BRIBE CASE
Fitzegerald is Chief Witness For the Government
 TO-DAY.

CHICAGO Nov. 9.-OIiyer Bourkc Albert Frost and Burt Wing are or trial now before Judge Geigcr of tho United States court on the charge oi conspiracy to bribe a federal juror in March 1913 in connection with tn
 land fraud ease in which Frost wa. tried for trying to defraud the govern ment of Alaska lands. Bourke is the juror Aho is alleged to have been brbcd. Fitzgerald, formerly de- 'cudant, is the chief witness for the government today.
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HOW SHE WAS RUNNING

NEW YORK. Noy 9-North Dakota was doubtful at 10 o'clock last night but Wilson had taken the lead in Cali fona while his lead in Minnesota declining with sev- en hundred precincts not counted Idaho Kansas and Wyoming were leading for Wilson and the Democrats are claiming New Hampshire. The Democrats are covering the expense of the New Hampshire recount Wilcox said he believes Hughes elected and he asked only for justice and declared he intended to get it. Mccormick is un- changed in his opinion and claims 288 electors for Wilson
 He claims New Hampshire, West Virginia New Mexico, North Dakota and says the chances good in Oregon
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MANAGERS GOT HOT

NEW YORK, Nov. 9--In answer to a statement by Wilcox another statement was made by Mccormick this morning in which he declared that Wilson IS elected and that the statements of Wilcox and others to the contrary are only the waing of some imaginary person who still hopes that Hughes can be made to win by fraud Ths is worthy of the best traditions of the Republicans" said Mccormick when he was told that the Republicans were charging fraud themselves. " am willing to permit peo- pie to judge who is likely resort to desperate methods said the Democratic manager
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WESTWARD RETURNS

A. H. Bradford who came on the Dora says the voting at Seldova was B for Wick Is for Suzer and Il for Lewis It went dy Officials on the Dora say that the western precincts as whole voting strong for Sulze Grigsby and Roman.
 UNALASKA, Nov. 9-The voting here was: Lewis , Suzer B. Wick 30, Cobb 21 Grgsby H. SchoteId 2O Dooley 13, Frame 2O German 9, Roman b, Cannon 2O Dav 31, Hegner 42, Henrys 43 each Holland 30 Hunter 21 McCaIum 25 Murray Is, Noon H. Price 25 Dernger l8 Jeter 3l, Wilson 34 Wood s, Dry 5l, Wet 2L
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\sROPLANE BOMB KILLS
 TWO |. <. ELEPHANTS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Thc pre- mature explosion of an aeroplano bomb during tests against battle ships at lndianhead, Maryland, today killed naval Licutenants Luther Welsh and C. Bronson. The aeropIane Wa, broken in two and fell into the Po- tomac. The bodies of the victims have not been found.
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SENATOR'S CHOSEN

WASHINGTON Nov. 9. = The Democrat senators chosen are Ashrst of Arizona Kirby of Arkansas Wo .ot of Delaware Tranne of Florida, Williams of Mssis- sippi Reed of Missouri Myers of Montana, Pittman of Nevada Pomerene of Ohio Gerry of Rhode Island, Me- Kear of Tennessee Cuiberson of Texas, King of Utah. Swanson of Virginia Kendrick of Wyoming. Republican senators Johnson of California, Mclean of Connecti- cut Hale of Maine France of Maryland Lodge of Massa- chusetts Townsend of Michigan, Kellog of Minnesota Freynhuysen of New York McCumber of North Dakota, Knox of Pennsylvania Page of Vermont, Pondexter of Washington, Sutherland of West Virginia, LaEOlete of Wisconsin,
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THE ALASKA <. S. co.
 BUYS NEW FREIGHTERS

SEATTLE, Nov. 9. - The Alaska Steamship Company has bought the big freighter Stanley Dollar for fom hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars and also the steamer Lind. A deal is about closed for the purchase of a freighter on the east coast bus the name is not disclosed. The Dol lar will be immediately placed on the Alaska service. The steamer Dolphin has been sold to an eastern firm.
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ARRIVED ON ALAMEDA

The following arrived on the Ala meda yesterday afternoon: Adalina Haapakangas, F. w. PettygrOve, Mrs, l.. Miller, Mrs. c. NJ. Nutter, J. F, Chamberlain, J. c. Carlson, A. C. Reed, Mrs. A. Hancock, S. Bittner Ted Johnson, A. s. Dautrick, Ethel Way, Leona Stuart.
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CAME ON DORA

The following arrived on the Dora today: Mildred Van Invcgen, Helene Walsh, Ed. Williamson, Cnas. F. Wyatt, A. H. Bradford, Nick Chit kOvich, Jessie Chit!;ocih, Hattie Givige, Fred Benze, John LundstrOm, Nick Kogetschik, Geo. Baker, John H. Nelson, R. w. Dawson, J. H. Syberg, NJ. B. Summers.
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NOME RESULTS

NOME, Nov 8-The result of the election here was lewis 1O9 Wick 579 Sulzer 414 The Schoheld Repu0L cans voted for Wickersham In the precincts outside oL Nome the result was: Lewis 19, Wick 2O7 Sulzer 2O1 Nome city cave Gngsby 724 Schofed PIT, Cobb 14O The outside precincts gave them Grgsby 329 Schoelo 7 Cobb 34 Four hundred votes are to be heard from
 out they will increase the Grgsby plurality to eleven hun jred Wckersham will not have over fifty plurality m the division. big storm detained the last boats, causing ,arge vote and loss to Sulzer in the town.
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WILSON LEADING IN CALIFORNIA STILL AND SEEMS SURF BUT FINISH OF STRUGGLE IS SENSATIONAL
ARABIA HAD OVER A HUNDRED
 WOMEN AND CHILDREN ABOARD
CHILDREN ON ARABIA

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The state department is deeply concerned over the sinking of the liner Arabia which was torpedoed in the Mediterranean last Monday There is no indication that any Americans aboard put it is known that the passengers included many women and children The report came officially from London that he number of women and children aboard was one hu
 red and seventy They were all rescued and the only eaths were caused by the explosion of the torpedo.
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FIRST DIVISION

JUNEAU, Nov 9, - The whole First division with fifteen precincts missing gives Suzer 2146 and Wicker sham 17O1 Lewis got 29l, Grgsby 1,339 Schofield l. 24O Cobb 111 wet 1488 Dry 252O The complete returns will give Sulzer $50 plurality in the division and Grgsby dred and Grigsby by 1,5OO. Heckman Republican, is elected senator Benson Held and Freeburg RepubI- cans and Casey Democrat, are elected to the house.
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ANTI-PICkErING AMEND.
 SEEMS TO BE SAFi

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9. - Tn. anu-pickctiog amendment to the charter appears to be safe. The Law and Order Committee has been en. trusted with a million of the opc. shop fund to further the amendment
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TAKING SAMPLES OUT
 FROM UNGA FOR TESi

A. II. Bradford, the engineer, camD today on the Dora from Unga with five tons of samples from the Shu- magin Island ledge. He left oi the Northwestern and will have the ere tested outside. All Mir. Bradford says is that the samples come from two large low grade ore deposits.
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ALLIES CLAIM SUCCESSES

PARIS, Nov. g. - North of the Somme today the rench artillery scattered tine enemy east of SaSu ln- euse artillery fighting is also proceeding on the right ,ank of the Neuse We took seven hundred prisoners. the Bulgars offensive against the Serbs southeast of Mon sure developed into tnree attacks which repuISed he Bulgars retired leaving many dead
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ITALIANS LOSE POSITIONS

ROME Nov. 9-The Austrians are heavily lombard ng the Italian positions on the Trentno near Mount asubo and our troops have been forced to eyacuate ,ome observation points, Austrian amen also raided the over sonzo and Italian flyers attacked Austrian mill arv works thirteen mics southeast of Trieste.
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HEAVY SMELLING

LONDON, Nov. 9.-Ihe official bulletins today say hot the British heavily Shelng along the entire front Iear Ancre. The German artillery yesterday heavily heed the British artillery positions west of Beaumont md Hame. The weather is stormy.
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A SUMMARY

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-West Virginia is apparently for Hughes Washington and Idaho assured for Wilson The race is dramatic in Minnesota where it is said the Democratic majority has been reduced to ten or twelve The outcome seems to depend on New Mexico. Jones the Democrat is slightly leading Hubbe, Republican The Wilson jump in California was phenomena n the first hour this morning when he got a lead of 64l.
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SENATOR'S DEFEATED

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-SenatOrs Kern, Taggart, of Indiana Martine of New Jersey, Chiffon, of West Vr- gnia all Democrats and Senators Lppitt of Rhode s- and Clark of Wyoming and Sutherland of Utah. Repub- icans are defeated By defeating Kerns, Harry New, former chairman of the Republican national committee, robs the Bourbons of their floor leader,
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LATOUCHE
Sulzer 37, Wick P.
SUNRISE REPORTS

Lewis 1, SuIzer 2 Wck II, Cobb 3, Grigsby g. Sch0- field ?, Dooey B. Frame 4, Roman ', Cannon lO Day } W. J. Henry 3, w. P Henry G. Holland S. Hunter 1, Me- Calum 4, Murray B. Noon 7 Price Dernger 3, Jeter g. Wilson 2 Wood l. Anthony 1. Dry 6, Wet z. 8-hoW law IL againSt l.
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L A ' E s T :!

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-McCOrmick anOunceS that ne
 os wired tbe state chairman to buy redre and engage inc bands to begin the celebration of the victory Oi N- son. Wilson's majority in California assured North Dakota joining Wilson and this makes it necessary for Hughes to carry every doubtful state Complete Oical returns indicate that Wilson has carried New HampShIre by IF.
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RUSSIANS ADVANCE

PETROGRAD, Nov. 9-The Russians have advanced
 further south of the Dolnawatra The AustlanS east of he Ju valley have been reinforced and have resumed the offensive The Teutons attacks at Sitoych and Vohyna nave been repulSed.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

CONCORD, Nov 9.-Unoficial complete returns give Hughes 161 majority but Democratic Chairman Fer rand claims the state for Wilson by small majority. Re- count demanded but fraud not charged
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ELECTOR DIES

TACOMA, Nov 9-Hughes may yet get one electoral vote in the state of Washington through the death of Stm a democrat and the substitution of E. M Connor, a Republican, which is expected to carry.
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MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL Nov. 9.-( (Received 12:45)-346 precincts mreported and 23O of them supposed favorable to Will son. Others tie Hughes is believed to have lead of five to ten The News tabulations give Wilson plurality nf 300
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N.HAlIPSHIRE FOR WILSON

CONCORD New Hampshire, Nov. 9.-Ihe secretary of state gives Wilson plurality of 93 this morning. This k unofficial but complete. A recount is certain.
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NORTH AMERICAN SAYS WILSON

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 9. - The North American, strongly Republican, has issued bulletins which take for granted Wilson's election.
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SUB ATTACKS STEAMER

LONDON, Nov. 8.-The American-Hawaiian steam hip Columbia is sending wireless calls for hcp sub marine is shelIing her.
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KNIK

Lewis 6, SuIzer ii, Wick 43, Cobb 22, Grigs6y 27 DooIev 5 Frame 31 German Is, Roman 10, Cannon y, Dav 15. Hegner 10, Hunter 2l, Price 16 Murray l5.
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PASSENGERS SAFE

PARIS Nov. 8-The Arabia carried 437 passengers when she was sunk but all are believed safe with the eN oepton of two.
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CALIFORNIA VAULTS LOCKED
CALIFORNIA CAN DIVIDE

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. g. - Wilson is leading by enteen thousand in the county and by 1923 in the state California can divide its votes.
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WEST VIRGINIA

CHARLESTON-Out of 1924 precincts Hughes has a plurality of 4,O59.
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BRITISH REFUSED

BERLIN, Nov. 8.-The British have been repuIsed Lesars and Guedecourt.
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HUGHES LEADS IN MIN.

ST. PAUL-Out of twenty-eight hundred precincts Hughes has 1862 and leads Wilson by 439 votes.
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MINNESOTA

Hughes claims Minnesota but Wilson men say their chances are good.
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HUGHES GAINS IN CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-( Received l:4 D. m)- The Wilson lead has been cut to 3056.
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NFW HAMPSHIRE LOOKS LIKE WILSON
 BUT MINNESOTA IS NECK AND NECK
CALIFORNIA

Independent abuations in 5692 precincts give Wilson 5682Q and Hughes 45l27L Precincts not counted l13
 CALIFORNIA VAULTS LOCKED
 LOS ANGELES. Nov. g. - The United States mar shaS are now guarding the locked vauts in which the bal lots are stored One hundred and eighteen precincts are vet to be heard from and the excitement IS intense
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-20
Immense Plot to Start
Revolution in India Is
Uncovered; Affects U. S.

London, Wednesday, April 10. - As
the result of the seizure of the Ger
man and Austrian subjects aboard the
China Mail Liner, China, last February
while bound from Shanghai for the
United States the intelligence depart
mcnt of the British government
claims to have uncovered a plot of
immense ramifcations conducted with
the purpose of causing a revolution
in India.
The American headquarters of the
plotlers is said to be on the Pacific
coast. At least one ship is known to
have sailed from San Francisco with
a German crew and Indian conspira-
tors and arms on board.
The headquarters of the plot in the
Orient was at Shanghai and when the
gun-running and other Vaccinations
were uncovered, according to the
authorities here, the plotters set sail
for Manila aboard the steamship
China.
The leaders of the plot seized on
the China are said to have had in
their possession false passports which
they destroyed. Among the men
taken from the vessel were five Aus
TRAN officers as well as a number of
Germans from the German ships in
termed in Shanghai and at other
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-20
Meals Threatens to Make
Valley Railways Co. Stop
All Cars at Second Street

There will have to be a double
track on the island or all Valley Rail-
ways Company cars will stop at Sec
ond and Walnut Streets" said Mayor
L. s Meals to-day. He continued:
1--WE are going to have relief from
traffic congestion in Market Square.
There is no use saying something
cannot be done when it has been
proved. The schedules submitted by
George Ellinger yesterday and those
to come will show what can be done.
I think the Valley company will be
ready to help when they are shown
how to better conditions"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-20
RUSSIA SENDS HELP
TO WESTERN FRONT

CONTINUED From First Pagcl
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-20

Darby, an attorney, last evening, de-
tails of the Arbor Day program were
worked out. An offer from the school
board TO permit special exercises in all
the schools of the borough next Friday
morning was received. In the after
noon all the scholars will go to the
park and help plant trees.
An offer of Emery Hamilton, of the
Berryhill Nursery, to assist in the
supervision of the arrangements for
planting, which will be done by
workmen in the morning, was accepted
and list of volunteers who will do
nate trees and pay for workmen to
help dig the holes was made up.
There will be no speechmaking in
Steelton's Arbor Day program other
than the recitations of the pupils in
school in the morning, and the time
usually devoted TO such things will be
used in trimming out underbrush. get
ting the park in good shape and plant
ing several hundred trees.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-20
Here Is proof and baby's picture
"My work is entirely among infants.
Five years ago Sykes Comfort Powder

was recommended 10 me
by an eminent children's
Specialist in Boston, as
the best Powder to use
in my work. I must say
it is a wonder worker.
I am sending two pic
t11res of little ones who