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FIGHTING ON THE SONDIE

LONDON. Nov. 1l.-Considerable artillery fighting is proceeding at Ancre The enemy using gas shells The British last night senced trench mortars northeast of FeStubert
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RUSSIAN FLEET AIDING

PETROGRAD, Nov. 1.-The Russian fleet is aiding the Entente forces in the battle raging in Dobrudja by bombarding Constanza. The damage being inflicted on the city is very great.
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TEUTONS PROGRESSING

BERLIN, Nov. II. - The Teutons have made fresh progress at Predeal where they repulsed ROmanian counter attacks took 19O prisoners and four machine guns.
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LARGEST VOTE EVER

NEW YORK; Nov H. - The Presidents plurality over the country is 40O3312 He got the largest vote ever cas Te total ballots cast 16274OOO. This IS about a million more than in 1912
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MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL, Nov l1-With thirty-eight precincts un- counted this morning Hughes is leading by 5l3. The vote polled by him is 178,2l2.
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WASHINGTON

SEATTLE, Nov. H. - The Democratic plurality in this state was two hundred thousand The Democrats are unpaid and are awaiting official confirmation of Wilson's reelection
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ITALIANS MAKE GAINS

ROME. Nov. II. - The Italians have gained some new ground at Carso and have taken thirty prisoners
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SMALL ENCOUNTERS

SOFIA. Nov. 1l-Small encounters have taken place between our troops and the Russians and RoumananS but without result
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

CONCORD Nov Il. - Five precincts mcomted Hughes has 43,422. His lead is 324.
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NEW MEXICO

SANTE FE Nov. 11.-Thirty-one precincts mcomt- ed; Wilson has 31,161. He leads by 2l4S.
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WEST VIRGINIA

CHARLESTON, Nov. 11.-With twelve precincts un- counted Wilson leads by 2,911.
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PITTS 0F C0NGRATUL ATIONS FOR PRESIDENT WILSON
ALL CALIFORNIA ELECTORS NOW
 SURE FOR DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
GAINS LEAD IN CALF.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Il. - With eighteen pre- cncts mcounted this morning Wilson had gained in his cad. He leading by 3,286 and had poIed 466O99 votes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

0illD Snlonp Ganipdgnc BAT Die
5trobenbn6n @cie1iGait oemodt
sic iiir Ocn GrunSport oon riciigen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
On nnlen g[6cno.

Ger yGentofrotiidc Glnb scr 15.
@oro1 miro morgcu glbcno eiueil
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uno Gliitou glpcmc, pcronitnlten.
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brodt mo 5unt SNnB ioll eetan5t
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50, @oriieer, 90. Soiiab Spfer Sol
co6 6reD, Gafleu %. Giron mo Gr.
nett N. Grapiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
gIrmbanS uerluren.

6rou gsolter &. glbell bon 93r.
553, ltiipcriitp @orfipou, Bat Der
Noli5ci mclocn lnien ooB lie oii
oem Mcac uonI Gltrioac Gn6 bis 81
ibrcr Mobmmg cn 9lrmbano im
g9crtbc bon $1,000 ucrlorcu Bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
Nlmni3iyaI .gladJridicu,

Guarontducitation miro BON ser
9uuOesregieruug ii6eruonlmen
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ser gioget @e6oroe oiSfittirt wcr
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troiien iporoem OnB ser Gienit in
Ser Standardization bis Wlitter-
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e6riitian 5ricncc-SSOrleinns.

Giuc oifentlitbe |orleiiug iiber
Gbriition Science iinoet int 0ieuitog
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

emmanuel g8no. eiu Horo aiInit.
ler, ociicn Gridenen nit beionOercnl
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retpslp GS idOlicBt NIT ciner Ghtoc
III c sDloa, cine Competition uon@rn.
sNc0 icIbit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

Nus ocn iibrigcn 9uribcS @cttcr'
@cobohtin9s Siotioncn nuroeu Die
iol0cuoen nicorigitcn Eempcratilrcb
oie um s llbr 9citeru slbenO berrid-
ten berichtct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
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nis5 mnB pnr 6eronriIden0en
ltaricu riiiiicbcu gtrcittrdiiri
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Ncr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der quit
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1890 besimnt Der critic GutteSSicui i'm Sa6cruNcle.
br 3admittaas bic eren SHuOer mi ocr Srauerbanf
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Wruhcs Sluitcrn-9iaiten.

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gSbite 6allc, Snnt-Str. II. SruuoiuaD.
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(lScb26-7)
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7lutb.
@nnOes.1epartCment fir San0mirtB.
idIait gSctter.Snrcan.
gNrttcr. .gLnOiidlten.

SIR WlorplonO rnO ben 3iliritt
Columbia bcirtc bcpoIfi uno wciiIide
Minoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

ycncr llufnll auI gslutOs6rieSbof"
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pclheu orci Aerioncn nidt nner6eb.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

Tos Gntuu Oes 5htuneS an ser
otlauiiidcu aiiitc beiono iih acitern
iibcr Dioinc uno 500 nnh Dem Ocean.
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laittlcrcu otlontii1cn 5taaicn req
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ben 9eben nbrr ali ser gan5an otlan.
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nntcr iuiro eS id)0neS @etter S9db.
reno Scr ndhiien AS Shnoen miro
oilid 0om neutrality-suspicious. ilieorigc
Ecnperatlr uorberrihen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

gSBaliN WianncrdOr."
Wiaylcn6al, WiOntas, 2S. Ncbrnar,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

l0Bt erie6eiL OaB 227 Sooesi6lle mo
349 @e6lrten in ser pergongenet
@obe 5u ber5ei6nen getpeien iin0.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-24
UpLIFT FOR INDIANS
Government Increases Medical Service
on Reservations

washington. Aug, 24-What has
been done by, the United States gov
eminent to conserve the health of the
Indian is detailed by Secretary Lane in
a statement today. On the ground
that a sick Indian is an economic loss
not only to himself but to his family
and his tribe, the principal efforts
have been directed t. Introducing pre-
ventive measures on reservations,
Improvement of insanitary condition
and providing treatment.
One of the most serious problems
has been the widespread prevalence OF
trachoma and tuberculosis among the
Indians In an effort to meet the
situation. the governments force of
medical men. nurses. field matrons
and hospital facilities has been ma
teria1y increased
The Importance of well cared for
teeth has been recognized and seven
travelling dentists are now employed
to look after the teeth of Indian school
children.
Other things done by the govern
ment include campaigns for sanitary
cleanups and efforts to reduce the rate
of infant mortality.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-24
FLEET HAS SPIES
"Enemy" Keeps Posted on De.
tenders Movements.
"Red" Squadron Operates Es. 2
piOnage Thru Merchant Ships. .

T Washington, Aug 24.-The navy
department had a spy scare today. n
was entirely theoretical however. and
was based on the fear that information
concerning the location IF Rear Ad-
rniral Helms blue fleet. defending
the Atlantic coast against a tactical
assault by Admiral Mayo's red" fleet,
might reach the invaders by wireless
from foreign merchant ships clearing
from American ports. This informa-
ton. it was pointed out might be-
gathered by foreign agents. from In
coming ships that had sighted the
| blue" fleet and given to outgoing
vessels for transmission after the three
mile neutrality limit was passed.
1t was considered entirely probable
that officers of the invading fleet be-,
fore the war game actuasiy started
did not overlook the opportunity to-
establish an espionage system similar
to that with which American author
tiles might have to cope during real
war. '1h
Censor Amateur wireless. =
For this reason, details OF the blue
fleets" tactics were guarded at the
navy department as carefully as If the
nations safety actually were involved
Even the chances of leaks within the
department were admitted as theo-
retically possible. altho officers ex-i
pressed confidence in all persons who
are in position to know Admiral
Helms whereabouts
Amateur wireless stations are un-
der censorship and those in charge
of supervising the amateurs are taxi
ing precautions to guard against dis
semination Of military secrets through
these sources. Considering the 4loca :,
ton of the invading fleet when first
reported ard the speed OF the vessels
which went out to meet it, an encoun >
ter might have occurred yesterday Al
soon as such a. meeting does hap-
pen, announcement will be made by
the navy department, unless for some
reason the disclosure would be of ala
to the hostile forces
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-24

avenue into the apartment at 419 To-
peka avenue.
There will be a rehearsal at the First
Christian church at p. m. Friday
to prepare for the w. G. T. u con-
vention on next Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Taylor and
their daughter. Cattle, of Augusta, are
vender, ITO Taylor street
Mrs. F. L Holmes left this morning
for Cedarville to spend month with
her sister and other friends.
Miss Frances CAV, Miss Marjorie
Eobey and Miss Ruth Guild spent yes
terday the guests CT Miss Norabell
Tevis, in Berryton.
Miss Frances Cav left today to visit
Miss Imogene Snyder for a few days
in Oskaloosa-
DR.. Lillian Malone will leave next
Week-for the south.
Mrs C. J. Rosen and Miss Lucille
Rosen are spending two days with
friends, who are camping at Wakarusa.
Miss Jessie Burnett, Miss Elizabeth
Hopkins. Miss Helen Lucas and Miss
Elizabeth Sells, of Pueblo. Colo, who
have been guests at a house party at
the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mitchell, of Lakeview, have
returned to their homes.
Mrs Howard Guild, of Kansas City,
Mo, has arrived to visit her parents,
DIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Renwick, of Clay
street.
Mrs. J. T West, of Holton. has ar
rived for a visit of several days with
her sister, Mrs. earle c. Searle, of To-
peka avenue.
Judge and Mrs. T. F. Carver, who
have been spending the summer al
Prior Lake. Mimi, will return to their
home Friday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-24
ALL AMENDMENTS LOSE
Nine Proposed New Laws Downed at
Oklahoma Election.

Oklahoma City. Okla, Aug. "a
Complete official returns from every
county IN the state just made public
by the state election board show that
the literacy test amendment to the
state constitution was defeated by a
majority of 1880. The vote on the
amendment was e0.ls4 for and 1872
foI4 against. 1t carried in only four
or five of the seventy counties.
The vote on the eight other amend
ments follows:
Creation of state tax commission:
Yes. 50.349; no. 145,105, majority
against, e4,756.
Limiting risht 81 n1unicinalitiss to