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The Washington times., 1916-01-31

Chase Roys, so years Government Hospital
Milton T. Slater. ss years. 2l5 Fourth street
John Winkler 50 years, United States Sol
diers' Home Hospital
Bernard II. Dyer S2.years tuberculosis Hos
nital
Milton J. McNemar. 43 years. Government
John =. Campbell. 6s years, 1923 Seventh
street northeast.
Rosena {. Wheelock. 81 years. 1895 Monroe
William Arundel, 60 years. Emergency Hos
Mary E, Baldwin. Il years. 1874 Kenyon
susan j. Buekler, Il years 25s2 Thi:ty-sIxth
street northwest.
George Kopfmann, 55 years, enS G. street
northwest.
Marjorie l., Pugh. months Superintendent
Home Washington Hebrew Cemetery.
| Theodore A. Lay. Il years. 500 street
James b. Hayden, IS years. Providence Hos
Horace T. Robinson, II years, Emergency
Hospital
John T. Frye, ss years lOu Fourth street
Marietta WaEstaff 80 years the Plaza apart
Eliza 4. Davis, 50 years Chain Bridge road,
Emma Waters, 4s years Sc Logan place
| northwest,
| James Winters, 81 years, 323 W street norlh-
Sadie johnson, p years, Al Feuton place,
| northwest.
James r. Rideout, 81 years tuberculosis
| Hospital
Maria jackson, 50 years, 1904 ]. street north
| west.
Sarah A. Young, Ga years, 1917 Twenty
| enth street northwest.
Gilbert Smith, 40 years 9l5 Sixtn street north
| west,
| Rosa J Rrookings. &c years. 8 BIagden court.
Mary Thompson, 65 years, tuberculosis Hos
| Dital,
Eliza Washington, 70 years, Freadmen's Hos
| ptal.
Elizabeth Fletcher, sc years, Garfield Ilos
| ptal.
Carte Virgins, 80 years, au g street south
| west.
Miles II. Jones, a years. Home for Aged and
| lnfTm.
James n. Ice, IS years, 10 Leouards court
| southwest
Henry Jackson, n years 7oS Massachusetts
| avenue northeast.
| Mamie Hicks, - yeRTB, Emprgen"y lioaMtAl,
James Thomas, - yeAES. GAFheld Hospital.
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Vital Records
Births.


Allen Il, and Minnie NJ. Wilson. girl
Henry b. and Dorothy Wurdeman, boy.
James f. +. and Mable i. Spindle, boy,
FeIice and Giuseppina Ridolfo, girl.
Henry q. and Ethel +. Policy, boy.
Francis $. and Edith l. MiloNich. roy
Carl +. and Lois c. Lesher. Sirl.
David 5. and Mary r. IAzomarsino, boy.
Leo ID. and Nettie King, girl.
Joseph and Millie kahanow, girl.
John A. and Bessie + Golihew, girl.
Hagan and Matte Fugate boy.
Morgan and Rachael $. Cilley, girl.
Gilbert II, and Pearl b. Schroth. hoy.
Oren and LuCiel 4. RueE. boy.
Luther j. and Lusetta B. MCIlyane. boy.
Lemuel h. and Lulu r. Miller, girl
Andrew T. and Maybelle Dente. 10y.
Henry Il. and Elizabeth Cotton, girl.
Noah J. and Rosanna Brumbaugh, boy
William and Edna Stubs. girl.
Frank and Blanche L. Miles, boy.
James and Mamie L. Miller, boy.
Clinton and Lille Brooks boy.
Edward and Esther Smith, boy
Albert and Carrie Norwood girl
Joseph and Emma Ashton, girl.
The Washington times., 1916-01-31
Eastland Engineer Can't
Be Paid as an Expert

Grant Donaldson. chief engineer OF
the steamer Eastland which capsizeo
In the Chicago river, cannot be pald
inquiry held by Secretary OF Commerce
Redheld, under n decision by the Comp
troller today.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DENTISTRY

CUT RATE PRICES ONE WEEK ONLY.
FULL SET GUARANTEED TEETH, H.0O
Crown and Bridge Work. s. up Gold Teeth,
So. All filings 50c up.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE.
ARMY NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS.
DIR. ID. II. MORAN. Manager.
Cor. 7th & F. Entrance $50 + n. ". Phi. M.651
The Washington times., 1916-01-31
Says People of u. S.
Oppose Preparedness

The people are against preparedness,
according to G. =. Taylor, of Baltimore,
lecturer of the Socialist party. who
addressed Washington Socialists last
night in the hall at 81 Il street north
west.
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BILE OPPORTUNITIES
, the following opportunities may
ication to
JITED STATES DEPARTMENT
MILLS BUILDING.
BL&w-Free board, lodging and wash
PD-Per day. PH-Per hour. B&L-
furnished house, garden, fuel and milk.
led. Tr. Adv.-Transportation may be
understood that all opportunities are Of
sired as soon as possible.
including board. Must be strong and Of
New Jersey.
s7s-lasO Hudson Co. Six good laborers for
handling salt pork. Any les. Married OF
single. No. Tr. 16 2-Sc to 2Oc PHI.
s76-l42O Middlesex Co. Thirty married or
Hungarians or Poles. ROumunian or any
PHI.
TRADES.
Virginia.
........ Norfolk co. One carpenter desired.
steady work year round. $50 PM. BAL
DOMESTICS.
District of Columbia.
washington d. C. One single woman for
general housework, mendlng and plain Sow
ing. Belgian, French, Swedish. Danish,
sSiS sSG5fR or Good Gnssn home TeSss Tr Sdq
Virginia.
s67-2O3s Norfolk Co. One companion TO lit
tie girl aged years. French or Belgian
Knowledge OF French required. 81 PM and
all necessary attention and expenses. Coco
home. Tr adv. and deducted.
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Special Notices

.0PeCAaA lNOtlCeS
OFFICE or THE CoMMIssIoNEHs or
THE DISTRICT OF COLI MBlA, Washing
ton, ID. G" January q. 1915 Application ior
permission to take the examlna Ion lur the
selection OF candidates, actual resiients Of
the District Of Columbia. TO be recommends 4
by the Commissioners OF the District Of Co
lumbia 70 take the examination Tor admis-
sion 10 the United States Military Academy
In June 1915. will be received Dy the Conn
missioners not later than O'Clock y. N. on
February s, 1916. Application for permission
TO take this examination must be made in the
applicants handwriting, and be addressed 20
The Commissioners OF the District Of Column
ba, Room 500. District Building Washington,
ana a, rhe spPca.on % mus FtSte 'he piece
postoffice address. and be accompanied by a
certificate from two reputable residents OF the
District OF Columbia, that the applicant iE a
person Of good moral character. and that he
is an actual resident OF the District Of Co
lumbia. Applicants must not be under sew
enteen nor over twenty-five years OF age on
the date OF admission, June IA, 1916, and not
less than fve feet four inches IN height at
the age OF seventeen. nor less than five feet
five inches in height at the age OF eightosn
ana upward; A physical examination OF ap-
plicants will be held I'm Fire Department
Truck House No 3, situated on the southeast
| corner OF Fourteenth street and Ohio avenue
northwest. on SATURDAY February y, 1916.
at 10 o'clock a. m A competitive mental
| examination Of applicants will be ned in the
Assembly Room Of the Franklin school Build
| ing on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Feb
/ ruary 10Th and 10th. 1916 commencing at
o'clock a. IN. The mental examination viii
/ include the following subjects: Reading
writing, capltalizing. punctuating. compost
| ton and literature and spelling in English;
| English grammar, descriptive and physical
geography; United States and European his
/ tory; high school arithmetic algebra Cthrough
quadratic equations and progressions): and
plane geometry. No person will be permit
| ted to present himself for either physical or
! mental examination who shall not have been
| notified in writing Of the approval Of his ap-
| plication by the Commissioners OLIVER r.
| NEWMAN, LOUIS BROWNLOW, CHARLES
| w, KUTZ, Commissioners of che District OF
| Columbia.
| COAL Of best quality in any quantity.
! Special price in two-ton lots or more. q.
n. EDWARDS. 2o3S 7th St. N. w. Phone
| North 552.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given the consumers 6
| gas OF the Georgetown Gas Light CompaGY
| mat the pressure of gas will be reduced On
wednesday. February End, 1916 between the
hours OF O'Clock a. m. to about II 80 q. m.
| for the purpose Of making a connection to our
! gas main. In event of lnclement weather,
the said connection will be made on the first
succeeding clear day
| CHAS. p. WILLIAMS Secretary.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

C. t. HUNTERS sanitary dust-killinE floor
oil keeps the floors clean and bright and
gives them a polished hnish. Good for your
furniture. Try IT, Only Soc a gallon, de
livered. 113 Pa. ave. n. w. Phone NJ. 5ibs
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WORNINGMEN-Ther are stores IN this
city that save you money on what YOU buy
but they are dogEoned hard to nnd. this ls
the spot to buy fine grade tailored suits and
81; one price JUsTHs OLD STAND. 6I9 ID,
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BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES

BULLE TIN OF AVAIL,
Detailed information concernir
be, secured free Of charge upon app
BUREAU OF IMPORTATION, U
OF LABOR, 80t
KEY TO ABBREvIATIoNs USED
Ing. PM-Per month. PW-Per week.
Free board and lodging. HGF&M-UT
ES-English speaking. EXp-ExperieI
advanced under favorable conditions.
Unless otherwise stated. Il Will bc
permanent nature, and the help is ID
Maryland.
60-666e. Somerset co. one married man
I9r general farm work. Hollanders. Bel
CLANS or swedes. COW. ES necessary.
kHp. TT. Adv, and deducted. S25 Pm,
house. garden and fuel II wife helps IN
Kitchen. SOPM. instead Of s25 Pm, and VIII
s7o-5Sls. Howard Co. One married man for
farming and dairylng. German with little
Snglish. 10 cows Some exp. Children per-
inltted. TT. adv, and deducted. Green, Wy
pm; EXP, N2-ti4 PM. house, garden and
fuel WIZ take single: Greens IS PM; exp.
w PM B&I.. Summer pay April l TO De-
cember III. Wanted Feb. /.
Virginia.
H0-4s7S. Fairfax Co. One married man for
dairy farm, to act as second man. Some
knowledge OF trucking. ScandinaVians,
Poles. Belgians or Hollanders. 1913 cows.
EXP. No children permitted. J10 Tr. adv,
and deducted. SIS PM. B&L. wife 70 do
ha'onusework cooking and attend to poultry al
......m Fairfax Co. one single man Tor gem
eral farm work ai5-S2O PM. Bal. ZEE
immigrant acceptable or American.
COMMON LABOR.
Maryland.
........ Montgomery Co. Man 10 cut timber
and do some milking. Near city, N-S PW,
The Washington times., 1916-01-31
WANTEO-SALESMEN

WANTED-IAve-wire local salesman, VITA
good tobacco trade acquaintance, to repre-
sent up; high commission and salary to the
right party, SOUTHERN TOBACCO CO..
Tampa. Fla
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~ 7o5 { E EIGHTH fcS 'I'I ST. N. w.
MADAM lean qFH1T HE6I55T PSYCHIC

MADAM : JEAN MEDiuM,
Clairvoyants are born. not made. Madam
Jean has been one since childhood, acknowl-
edged by press and public to be the greatest
clalrvoyant in the world. positively re-
unite the separated. Get reading from this
remarkable woman VIII tell you names
dates and facts without asking you a single
question. You have power OF your own
either for good evil Cultivate the good.
Develop It. Use II. Call and conv vinred.
Private rooms, you see no one. Private
readings arranged by phone. N ISL. Per-
mauent location. 647 X st. y w
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COAL Of best quality in any quantity
Special price in two-ton lots or more. e.
N EDWARDS. 2o5s 7th St. N. w. Phone
North 552.
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HELP WANTED MALE

ARE YOU THE MAN?
Wanted, at once Washington district sales
manager for one Of the best established lines
for rs years; pays from 5000 to $500 monthly;
must be able to carry investment in stock to
supply established trade. Call upon c. A.
JONES al st. James Hotel a once.
BOY-Bright. willing 10 work Apply MA
TIONAL LAUNDRY CO, % Pierce ST.
N, w,
RESSER-Experienced with reference. 9lO
p st. N. w.
TAII.OR-First- class.
llO6 ST. NJ w.
WALL sCRAPERS-At once. 327 Ind st.
NE.
YOUNG MEN FOR
Locomotive hremen
Experience unnecessary. Give axe.
BOX 66, Times office.
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PIANO pupils taught TO fourth grade; eNpe-
risneed teacher; beginners a HpeeialIy'
A11x - Times ofRtea.
The Washington times., 1916-01-31
LOST AND FOUND

MEDAL-Gold. inscribed Ludwell. Reward If
returned TO 1877 l4th ST. n. w.
DOG-Female collie: brown. with white collar
and tip of tail; str.ns around neck Re
ward, w G. LEE, 1Oj llth st, y. W.
BOG-Wire-h -haret fox. terrier. white black
and tan Reward. 1919 New Hampshire ave
Phone y. 46ll
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!
Advanced on storage. UNITED TRANSFER
AND STORAGE CO., sth and ID SITS. NV. Ph.
NJ. 63O6. Estimates on Packing and Shipping.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
The Washington times., 1916-01-31

Chase Roys, so years, Government Hospits
Insane.
Milton 7. Slater, 6s years. 215 Fourth street
southeast
John Winker, 50 years. United States Sol
diers' Home Hospital.
RarDard II DYER 2p.ysars TuberClllogiR Hos
The Washington times., 1916-01-31

CARPETS THOROUGHLY AND CARE
fully cleaned. rugs woven from old carpets
mattresses renovated. Estimates furnished
ALBERT KAHLERT & CO.. a62 B st. 8. w
NJ. 2036
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08
los V|LuSTAS CAPTURARON SESFNTA :.
BARRAS De PLATA En- STA. ROSAl|A
|El Gral Francisco Murgula esta avanzando con
sus tropas hacia los Districts de Santa
Rosalia y Jimenez, Chihuahua

Las barras de plata robadas por
los villistas eran ccnducidas de Pa
IRA! facia la frontera por Koch, de
4uien Sc dice que era el agente con-
sular aleman en- Parral
lnformaciones oacialeS reCsbida5
hoy en- la frontera, refieren que ell
general Francisco Murguia, quien
hace pocos dias fua nombrado CO.
mandante en- jefe de la division al
Sur de Jimenez, esta avanzando,
con sus trcpas, las que trajo de Goa
hula, hacia el Norte, para atacar
los viIlistas que dominan en- los Dis
tritos de Santa Rosalia Jimenez.
Sc ha estado resintiendo la fal-
ia de noticias exactas sobre la ver-
dadera situaci6n al Sur de Chihua-
hua. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08
HUCH[S V|7O 4 las SITE
De IA HiElRA En- Ny.

TcIrurlma .-reriaI ra-a IL rEEN>A.
NUEVA YORK. Noviembvc =
A las aiete V cinco minutes de Ia
mananq. al candidate republican,,
NJ Charles Evans Hughes depos't5
su voto en- Il ca5illa instalada en- ei
local ocupado por una pequena la
vanderia situada en- e. numero ?iC
De Ia Avenida Ocho.
Nlr. Hughes sali1 del hotel d"nde
he teni3o establecido 81 "Cuartel
General" acompa7ado del mayor F.
s. Croszott Y dc vario5 de Gus ayu
dantcs. Sc le dto que 81 tomaba su
almuerzo ' conIest6:
"Cuando reg:f fae de vot2r.'
Irquiri5 sctrs el e~tado del item
DO :, como Sc Il dijera que el dia se
presentaba clar9 Y fresco. expres3 !:
''Ello irdiea Que sera un buen dia
republican,"
\ Mr. Hughes lie TOGO Ia bo'cta
nlmero l3. Como Sc le liamara pol
,, los presentes su atencion h@cia {.
n6mcro De In holeta que le habia CO.
rrespondido. el candidate republica-
no diio: "Trece, fuG mi nimero afor
tunado. -" Y luego agrego: y yo ma
CT en- viarnes."
Daran;n el trayecto uel hotel la
c1siNa electoral, fut 2ciamado por
ror las pccaa nersonas que cru2ahan
por Ia callc a esa hora. Fotdgrafos
de los principles pcriodicos de esta
ciudad 10 csperab9n a in puerta d"
la casilla para retvatarlo. 10 que HI
cieroM a sa!ir el candidate rerubh-
caro- despu5s de haher dspositado su
voto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08


Ell PASO, Tex, noviembre T.
Unos mineros americanos que tienen
grandes propiedades en- Mexico leci,
hieron un mensaje telegrafico de su
agente en- la ciudad de Torreon fe-
chado aver, el cual es tornado aqu:
como una pruena de que la citada
ciudad lagunera no ha sido capturada
por las fuerzas villistas, como 10 ase-
guraba un informe recibido anoche
en- fuentes palticulares.
Sabese que sesenta barras de pla-
ia que importan cincuenta mil do
lares y que pertenecen los fundos
mineros americanos situados en- las
cercanias de Parral, Chihuahua, fue
ron quitadas pcr los villistas en- San
ia Rosalia Edgar Koch, uH agente
de la compania americana propieta-
ria de las minas de Palral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08
FL reSultadO en- Boston. Cleveland.
Illinois

NUEVA YORK. noviemhre i
$50 Las informacioncs Ir&smltl-
daS Le Boston dicen que Gosrlcnt1s
diez poblacioneS de- EStado dirron
iS.7O5 votOs a favor de Hughes y
&2.123 a favor de Wilson.
Los informeS de Cleveland ,hcen
que Il presidente Wilson logr6 OBJ
tener mayOria de votos EN- la cIudad.
Hughes ha triunfado en- Cincinnati y
en- Dayton, pero el reSultado de las
eIecciones en- todo el Estajo perma-
nece a,ln dudoSo Y ninsuno de los
dos partidoS Sabe de parte de iu!en
eStd eI triunfo.
Informes trasmitidOs de Peoria
Illinois e Indianapolis, dicen gu" Ia
vOtaci6n ha dadO una considerable
mayoria en- favor del candidate re-
IpublicanO, Mr.. Hughes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08
wilson DIN SI| VOTO 1 las
N|IFVF En- PRINCETON
TrIor~,",r T.nnr'rI pa ~ PGi.NSA.
ppINCETnN n l. NOviemh b

r,rorr,.,,, r.nor;,I r""a ~ PCi.NSA.
PRINCETON. n. j., Noviembrc
7.-El Presidente Wilson acompana-
do de su esposa, VINO en- automovll
dcsde Shadow Lawn. para deposltaf
su voto. z! Presidente salio de Sha-
dew Lawn las siete de Ia m2nana.
habiendo arribado aQui las nueve.
Pocos minutos despuGs de eSa no
n lego 4 la casilla electoral sltua-
da en- Ia antigua casa de bomberoS.
Al Presidente le TOGO Ia bOleta mar
cada con el numcro So.
Cuando los estudiantes de Ia Uni
versidad vieron &proXimarse el auto
m6vil ocupaio DOR Mr.. Wilson. Al
salir de depositar su voto, los estu-
diantcs 10 aclamaron de nuevo al
Presidente, y lie pidieron cue hablara,
a 10 QUO no eccadio Mr.. Wilson.
Gran nimero de fot6grafos Y ope-
radores de peliculas cinematogrifi-
cas- esperaban al Presldente cerca de
la casilla V supierOn aprovechar los
pocos instantes que Mr.. Wilson estu-
vo Ell esta ciudad.
A las nucvc Y media, el Presldente
Y su cspoSa partieron para Long
Branch, donde pasaron el dia ju-
gando golf" descansando.
Su Secretario particular, Mr.. Tu-
multy. le ha estado informando tele-
f6nicamente del resultaGo de las elec-
clones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08

BOSTON. Novicmbre Los
cGmoutoS le los liltimoS cXpedienleS
rlrctoraleS en- el EstadO dan a Hu-
=hcS una mayoria de 10000 votOs Ell
los crnlrOS induStrialeS.
TOPEKA. Kansas, Eovirmbrc l.
1T. .iOl.-El vOlO cn el EStadO cSt;l
ain muv rrnido V cl. resu!tado muy
dG,loSO. Los dem0crataS aSeguran
que FL vOtO femeninO no ha e>tadO
rn favor de Wilson Y que a. fin CO.
locara a eSla entidad al lado del pre-
Sidenle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Noviembre
En- las oficinas del Partido Re-
publicano Sc diiO que el compute
lie los expedientes electorales dc
vcinte pucbloS V ciudadeS del ESta-
10. da Hughes una mayoria de
cuatro mil votoS.
Las dos lcrccras parties de los OK
pciicntes r,cctoraleS de los diStritoS
d" Maincs. Que han sido va compu-
iados ia tambi6n a Hughes una ma
yoria de cerca de cuatrO mil votoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08
LAS DOS CAMiR\S SERtN REPU-
BLICA\AS. DICE THE
AMERICAN"
rcIrqrama Especial nara IA rRENSl.

NTENA YORK, novinmhra T.
Rrtihiio n as $50 Ell Times
anunria que Hughes Tn triunfado
en- Nueva York. Illinois. Indiana y
todoS los EstadoS de la Nueva In
.latnrra.
Los informeS racibidoS hasla a.
hora dc indianapolis imlican que
Hughes ha triunfadO cn ri Estai0
por 10000 v0toS.
The New York American dice
que ambas Camaras en- 81 COnsrr-
So >rran rcpublicanaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08
TcIcgrama Especial para Li rRENSA.

NEW YORK. 'Noviembrc IRE
ciDidO a las ll.i0l La candidatura
republicana csta triunfando en- cI
ESlado Y So ostima probable que ia
mayoria total que obtenga sea Dc
5000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08
FL Srio. Tumult We mala la vOtacion
en- Illinois Y Massachusetts
rcIcGrama Especial nara Ia PRENSt

TcTfUrlHlH FNPF'II vi f-' r''.'
NTENA YORK. nOvienbrc =
52l.-LaS oficinaS generates del
partido Republican, anunciaron hoy
que en- ell EStadO de Main cStaba
asccurad0 cl triunfO DE los repu5ll-
ramos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08
En- el COndado de Hamilton tri'nf6
Hughes.

CINCINNATI. noviembrc En- sic
t. precintOS de catOrce de- COndado
de Hamilton. la votaciGn dada a CO.
nocrr hoy. presenta el Siguicnte re-
SultadO: favor de Wilson, ig7. ia
vOr tle Hughes. 63S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08
FL EStado de Washington cSt;i POI
Hughes. dicrn los rcpu.
canOS

CHICAGO. novicmbrr - 80 -
Fl Comit@ Republican, aseeura que
rl EStado d" Washington rsii por
Hughes con una mayoria de quiur"
mil vntoS. De arurrdo con .oS infor-
mes d. fluent" fidedigna Ia mayoria
democratira en- Fl Scnado eSta Sirn-
de- grandemrntr rriucida.
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ASBURY PARK. y. J. noviem'

ASBURY PARK. y. J. noVlembr2
.1-El Secretario particular del Pre-
s;Gente Wilson. Mr. rumulty al ser
antrevistado dijo que Veia NAL para
G, partido democriticO el rcSultadd
de las elecciOnes en- los EStad0s dc
Illinois Massachusetts,.
Sc neg6 a dar una declaration has
Ia no tener ell resultado comr!ct[
de las elecciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08

CLEVELAND. NOviembre En-
eSta riudld So rOnSidera probable
lur Wilson obtrnga 81 iriunfO def
niliyn cn 81 EStado de- Ohio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08
La region oriental de San Luis. por
Hughes.

san LOUIS. Mo. noviembrr i
La region oriental de San Luis da,
haSta Il m0mentO actual l1.ail. $500
votos favor de- Wilson Y 2592 a
favor lie Hughes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08
IDAHO poR HUGHES KENTUCKY poR WILSON
Tclegrama Especial para la PRENSA.

NuEVA YORE. Novcnlnr SiRc5do las l22I-os primeroS
ccbio del EstadO de Idaho Hughes
mayora los del Eado Kentucky
refecn de la mad de los Districts cectOac cani
iatO dcm6crata mayoria
Montana EsaiO Wilson
mayuria igual c0a suCrde e dc Minnesota
icfc Partdo Republican, media
que caIno pardo runfo
IN eccOrales
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08

NUEVA YORK. NOviembre l.
Los infOrmes rrcibidos de Arizona
dicen que probablemente Wilson OBJ
tenga ALI el triunfo. Ell compute
So eSta hacienda con lentitud debi-
do al gran numero de v0tOs emiti-
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-08

Trlegrama Especial para Ia PRENSA.

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