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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

legislative grmdatisuns, i5 aiebe ss
aber Dor. inter ben iesigen 9erbdlts
nifen ni4t o5ne beionoere Iutorltat
3u banbelu. 53 tuiinife, bab bic 4ns
turitdt unb be Wladt bes aongrtfles
mid oollauf in BEN unteritist, mos
/ i5 uu4 su thuu ge5iDunser ietu
mag. Wir bientn aemeiHidaftli9 BEN
9oIt unb mir miiHen 5ufammsH uHo
i'm Settle BEG @oltes banbeln, fOpett
Is uns m0sIid TT, bisien su peritebsl.
,Riemano 5rpeii.lt baran, baB es
unfere gfli9t III, unierM 9GnbeI iino
bos 2tben unierer Biireer su bei9us
ZEN, nit Obstruction, aber nit fsitsm
Gnf6lub. gg baHbelt fitb nur nm
bic 4rt unb Weiie pie audi bos WsaB,
in lusldem ss ssiasbsn fol. Denn bic
3sii tommt.
sd boffe briugeuS, bab ss ni6t
nStbig lperbsn pirb, nniere berpaTf'
nete Matt ireeubpo IN 4ttion gu
brinqsn. Das ameritaHiide Bolt
piinI6t es uidt, unb unire Biuihs
iinb BON bsnienissn bss goItss niat
psritieoen. SD bin iiberseust, bab es
bsareiit, in peI6em SinHs i4 Issi
banbele. 2lu6 ipiiuf4e i9, bab bic
Rrisgfiibrenben uns ri9tig bsriteben
perben uno uns nid1t mibtrdueH. Sh
CLAUDE, bag i6 nit,t nOtbis babe,
ipsitere @erIi6eruneeH unb 9sfDetie
bafiir su aeben, bab i4 Elm Jrsnno
beg griebsns bin, unb bic abii4t ba'
be, Jpn fir amsrita gu erbaIien, 10
Ianse i4 i'm Stanbs bin IS 81 tbun.
sd itlase bier peber einsn &riss
Dor, nod S9ritts, bic gu einsm iol6sn
fii6ren tDunei. Sd eriu3e MIR ba'
rum mad. Sab Sis mir bic autoritdt
uno bic Mittsl ssben, bic Rstte zines
srobsn Bottles 5u fpabrtH. bas IN
iyri.ben Is6i, unb nur Die ausiibuns
Der SrieOensredts piiiri6t, Rsd!s, ots
pisberbpIt pon allen eioi!iiirten gtas
tionen Der WeIt aneriannt pcrben
iino. DsSsr msins SanbIangeu nod
oisjenisen bes 9oItes iOuHsH su .inem
grieas fiibrsH, bas fam MIR burb
agsrefipe 9anbIlngsu psruriat
iperpeu.
,Sie ipsrbsn bsgreifen, tparum i1I
feline beitinmien WorfdlGse made
cb.r anbeuten tann mas ib ,u tbun
beabii6tise unb ib mub I'm Sbr.
atutoriidt gang i'm gllgemeinen uad.
iuden. Die 9lri unb Weiie, in pslber
spsntueG Sur 9lttioH seidritten tpsrs
ben mub. Tam isst nod ni4t porauss
eeisben iperoen. Sh CLAUDE. bab oas
Bolt iiber5eust IN, bab i'd nit 3uriids
baIiuns. fpsiie unb i'm ipdbrsn @eifI
Der GreunbTdaft unb b.s sui.n Wils
lens banbeln peroe. limb in piefsm
Glaubsn eriu1. ih sic I'M bic guto.
ritdi, auiere Sanbslsihiffe fir bic
0ertbeibigung beitiiden Su biirien,
ipsnn bies nDtbis iperoen iollte. unb
aud bic mittsI, bic 9eIiiidung be-
niibsn su t0Rnsu, unb aud irsenb
eix anbere Mstbobe anpsnbsn Su|
biirfsn, bic n0tbis rpsrbtn ioIIts. uniere|
Shiffe unb unisrs giiresr in ibrcm
Isgitimtn Sssbanbel bei&iisen ~
iSHnsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
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OerlaHst- bonn Honsrsb bic Gutpsitdt
bafilr.
4merifdniiHe 5anbelsidiffe mil Ges
f&abeu unb strtilleriiten perfes
ben 5u fSnneH.
lin fle gcgen bic 2fnsriffe beutfher
llnterItsbooie bfaiiseB az
f1nnen.
gr trfIdrt, .beipaffnste Neitralttdr
non,iest on bcobadten. az
ipolleH
-
limb a. berlanst aud aIIsemsine
Doaun6t,
SIM RoibfdG banbeIn gu biirfen, 1Di.
e. es fiir gut balieu jo[te.

Dafbins.ou. .. G.. 2s. Jebr.
prdiibeut DilfOn erfaisn an WOns
tag Rohmittas lin elm llbr Dor oem
Gongreb unb eriuhie ibn um bic 2lus
ioritdt, bic Der. Staaten IN einen 3us
iianb ~bepaffneter gleutraIitdt" Der'
ieben gu biirfen, I'M Der beutfder llns
terieeboo:sefabr entseben su t6nnen.
Snbem e Der 6offnung ausbrud
CAB, bab ss nidt n0tbis tperben spiirs
be. bic beipaffnete Radt attn gu Der.
ipenben', erfudte Der prdiibsnt fpesisa
I'm bic grIoubnib, bic amerilanifdeu
5anbeIsidiffe fir bic Dertbeibisuns
b.Daffneu au biipfsn, aud anSers nit
lei aniptnosn 5u biirftn, I'm ben G6ifs
ZEN seniisenben S4uB sstpdhren 5u
i5nnen, unb gum Sdlub erfuhte er
I'm sinen ~seniisenbsn arebit- fit bic
ertpdbntsn 3nede nad.
Sn einfatbem Deuti4 beibt bies,
oab Der prdiibsnt I'M bic 9lutoritdt
nads.iudt bat. ssssbsnen gals, b. 3.
iuenn er es fir n6this bdlt. bic Mrmse
uno bic Glotie mad 8elisben verwsns
ben gu biirfsH. unb I'm bas nDtbig.
gsIb, I'M feline abIidisn burdfiibeu
gu tSnn.n, obns bab CT IN bsitimmisr
Wsiis erildrt, uas er porbabe.
Der prdiibent ersldrie. rbaB e. bas
Bel mid! nur bic Re9te Der am.riia.
nsr i'm 9tuse babe, fonbern aud bic
Rs6te ber WeRfdbeit I'M ansemsinsn
esbtnse; b.i allen betbeusrte er aber,
buB er fir bic grbaltuns bes Grie.
bsns fei. usnn bies moslid iei. Or
fasie, hab er nidt an einn arieg
benie obtr an sbaten, bic gu einem
Hrleg fiihren tonnien, ino er fagte,
bnb bas amsritoniIde 9olt nur bic
Rehte bss Triebeus ais3uiiben ses
bsnie4. .Deber msine 9arblung.n,
nod biejenisen bes WoItes ,perben gum
ariese iiibr.n1. fasts Der prdiib.nt.
Der ariss fam nur infolss Don abs
fi1tliG asgreffiDsn SauolunsenADon
anbersn erfolgsn.4
Die Rsbe bss prdiibent.n ipurbs
obne iebes 8ei6en Don geifall anses
bort. aber ols er sesnbet bate, fpuroe
ibm lebbafisr gsifaa essoui.
Der prdfibtnt iprad ipie ioIsi:i
.gieine 6trren pom aonareb:
sd babe Sic abermals I'm bas
priDilesium sebstn. DOT Sbnsn er.
id.inen 5u b!irfsn. neil mir in elmer
iritiiden 3sii Isben, In Der ih es fiir
melne Yfl'mI pdlit, NIT bttoeH 3dus
fern bes aOnsreifes sintrdaiis su bans
b.ln, 70 baB feline RibpsritdnbniiIe
suifden uns auftommen.
Am 8. Gsbruar btnn6ri6tisie i'd
Sic bon Der plSslidsn unb un.ripar.
tsien Gambling Der beliiden Reeies
runs, inpem fis, unier NiBaaiuns
friiber sogebensn geriprs4unsen an.
tiiHbistt. sinsn riidii6tsIoisn linters
fsttries peaen ale S9iffe su beginner.
Oh Don Hriesfiibrsnbsn Obsr BON Rsus
trnItn bic periuGsn folieu, iid ber
aahe bon GrObbritannisnt Der ntlun.
tH9tH 8ah .p0H Gusala asss sssI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
Ser Gunarb Sampler
,,SacDnia"

Gin Shiff bon 1850 Conner, in Der
Sonntog Raht nerIentt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
gSefterberibt.

Sir Sbip: S66nes tdIteres Wets
ter am Dienitng; bebeutenb tdIter i'm
fiibli9en zbsiI. 9tm ItitDo4 i96nas
Wstter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

g"as n1dmm nut ben amsnnsn os sraa'H a sHs
ses bsba SaH Sw s@ref fsnOmmn 2n
Die msiiden Ssrhds gahhaus di
ua
Lumeu8 4Snuenpa
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-11
DESERTERS KICK
over TREATMENT
IN SWITZERLAND
Issue Protest on New Rules
To the Swiss Socialist
Leaders.

ZURICH. Dec. l0.-(Correspondenc
Of The Associated Pressl-All Switzer-
land is amazed at the audacity of some
four hundred deserters from various
adjoining countries who, in solemn
conclave, have protested violently
against the measures recently adopted
by the authorities for controlling the
undesirable stranger element in the
country
Switzerland had believed that its
measures-the requirement Of bond
from those who had fled to the re-
public to escape military duty, enforc-
ed labor or internment in case of I'm.
desirable conduct, etc.-were unusual
ly lenient, and regret has been ex-
pressed in many quarters that the
powers that he had not seen fit to
take sharper steps against stratum
of the population which is looked upon
here as necessary evil.
The Zurich deserters however, many
II not most of them Of the anarchistic
type, have adopted and sent broadcast
through Switzerland resolution
which calls the attention OF the Social
list party to denupciation of deserters,
declares that the measures taken to
the "capitalistic character OF the
state, and are due to fear lest the
example OF the deserters In refusing
military service to their respective
countries may strengthen the anti
military spirit among the working
classes.
Asked Change In Laws.
The deserters recommended that the
~. eNY, h1,l eyajy net
the deserters or for their control, but
by the alienation of existing citizen
ship laws so that all foreigners here
would be embraced by them.
The resolution concludes with an
appeal to the Socialist party to take
up the matter at once and do all in
its power to eolve the foreigner ques-
ton along this last line. And the
Socialist papers, nearly IL not all OF
them Of the violent, semi-anarchishc
type, have made themselves more I'M
popular than ever by espousing the
cause Of the deserters.
Aside from the resentment which
the conservative press and citizenship
express at the action of undesirable or
at least unlimited guests in Switzer-
land in attempting to dictate the treat
ment which they shall receive, the
affair abuses the gravest fears that
II will give impetus to movement to
encourage the refusal to do military
duty in defense of Switzerland's neu-
trality.
The deserters' conference has for
the moment obliterated party lines in
the great majority of the Swiss press,
and all but the radical Socialistic
papers Join in wing with another in
their denunciation of them.
"Impudence Nerve "Audacity,"
PRESENTATIONS Foreigners are but
few of the terms that are being ap-
piled to the Zurich deserter delegates
and their action.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-11
City Statistics

GOSSELIN - Albert Gosselin, q
years old, died Sunday afternoon At
his home, 500 So',+'- -
He is survived by his mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth Gosselh. . -
Lillian Ireton Rev. F. 4. Roell viii
cfficiate at the funeral services Wed.
nesday morning at 9 O'Clock, st. An
drews church. Burial will be in tn,
St Andrews cemetery.
BECKMAN-Jennie L. Beckman, 81
years old, widow of M. John 3. Beck
man, died Thursday morning 1T her
home, S36 South Eighth street. She
is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Roy.
cen Parke The funeral will be held
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock from
the home Rev. Andrew z. Mitchell
Of the South Eighth Stree Ut
church will be in charge. Burial wifi
be in Earlham cemetery. Friends may
call at any time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-11
Recruits Insist on Examination
Euen If Office is at Below Zero

Even though the Army recruiting Of
flee is about the same temperature as
the outside world, men are taking the
physical examination without a
thought for the cold.
Sergeant Wright does not ask any
one to take the physical examination
now as the heat in the office is low,
it being heated by gas, but many are
making requests to be examined any
way.
Those enlisting in the last few days
are: Daniel D. Boswell, Paul R. Craig,
Earl Garner, Elwood Shultz, Herbert
Scherb, Omar Davis, Paul Kennedy
Paul Andrews, Roy Sinks, Harry Par
ish. John Burris and Harry Fohl
Paul R. Huffman enlisted this morn.
ing and will go to indianapolis Thurs.
day for the final examination.
The following nineteen men left
Monday for Indianapolis: Lawrence
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-11
THOUGHTS TO THINK
ABOUT

Generally the man who knows
least tries to advise most; the
most cruel boss is usually one
who Is not master of himself.
1t is easier for some people to
think of their Creator as a being
with human attributes than to
believe themselves, the crea-
lures, to possess God-given pow
erS.
Man never learns to give his
life as sacrifice unto mankind
until he has first learned so to
live as to make his life worthy
for sacrifice.
Good goods that you have
ceased to have use for soon be-
come worthless junk when left
stored away. A Palladium Want
AID will sell them for you. When
you advertise in the Palladium
you reach 95 percent of the
homes in Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-11
JERUSAL EN-
Denver HARL anon
| Defense COUNCIL

Acting Judge A. c. Lindemuth Tues
day appointed Attorney Denver Har-
Ian, a members of the Wayne County
Council of Defense in the place Of At
torney Paul Beckett, who is in he
navy service.
Edward Weidner was made Wayne
County Food administrator by DR.. H
E. Barnard, Tuesday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-11
Cures Colds The World Over

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE, the
World-Famous Cure for colds and
Grip, is used by every Civilized Nation
and has a larger sale in the United
States than the combined sales of all
other Cold and Grip tablets. 1t has
stood the test for Quarter of a Cen
fury. There is only one "Bromo
Qulnine." E. w. GROVES Signature
is on box. 3Oc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-11
Seaman :. =. Biehi Neft) and ].
Yohman Of Newark.

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. II. - The
srortivc blooG of two U. S. navy gun.
ners stationed c. a transatlantic liner
locked her has led them into state
OF sarto,iaI untidiness which is the
joke OF the slip.
Tie pair, Seamen J. C. Biehl and ].
P Yoh;nan, both Of Newark. N. j.,
have vowel not 10 shave until they
have sunk German U-boat. They
have made three trips since the vow
was made and they haven't even sight
ed the subina sible which might give
them chance 10 WELD the razor
again
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-11

McConaha, Walter Braden. Charles
Marsh. James Moore, Charles Lee,
Earl Parker, Vernis Petty, Glen Dill
OF. Clarence Endsley, Edwin Under
hill, James Bendfelt, Joseph ASKING,
Richard Williams, Carlos Pickett, Ray
mond Miller, Thomas Brooks, William
Moss, William Mercuria and Rife
Pyle.
Tuesday, nine more set off for In
dianapolis to take the final examina-
ton. They are, Adolph Getz, Thomas
Chapman, Benjamin Knollenberg,
Chauncey Edgerton, Stanley Roberts,
Leo Marlatt,' John Jones, William Son.
ia and Charles Rolf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-11

Cures Colds in South America
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets
remove the cause. E. W. GROVE S
signature OH box. 3oc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-11

Man Tries to improve Things.
Nature never intended that man
should take three days to recover from
one day off. That is his own idea
Toledo Blade.
The evening world., 1917-09-20
MAYORS LEAD 1,119;;
BENNETT CHARGES
FRAUD ON EAST SIDE
Continued from First PaEe)

strongest supporters. He carried this
district by only twenty-five votes in
a total OF 9,OS5, The Eleventh District
in the Bedford section Is strongly
Republican and presumably strongly
Fusion. II Is controlled by friends OF
the Mayor, but he carried II by only
10 votes out OF 1876.
In the Nineteenth District which
cast 1915 votes. Mayor Mitchell re-
ceived only nlnety-eight votes. This
is the strongest German district in
Brooklyn and has always been
strongly Republican, The Twentieth
District in Williamsburg Is also
strongly German and strongly Repuh-
llcan. Bennett got $3.50 votes there
and Mitchell only 5S5,
The Twenty-second District In East
New York, mixed German and Jew
lsh, gave Bennett 1888 votes and
Mitchell 6O2. The Twenty-thlrd in
Brownsville. exclusively Jewish, and
supposedly strong for fusion, gave
Bennett 5s2 votes and Mitchell SO5.
The districts in Queens whore Ger
g predominate and are strong In
II. lblican politics voted overwhelm-
ihgiy for Bennett.
In tho Union League Club this
morning Il number OF Fusion leaders
gathered for a conference with the
Mayor. After II was over Mr.,
Mitchell said it had no bearing on tho
primary situation, but was devoted
to discussion OF campaign finances
particularly relating to the City De-
mocracy, which is supporting the
Fusion cause.
The poor showing made by the
Mayor and tho impending contest In
the courts made rammAny jubilsn'
The evening world., 1917-09-20
GIVE A RECOUNT"
SAYS MAYOR, IF
THERE'S FRAUD
guu Believe. However
That sam koenig Has Been
Guilty. says Mitchell

Ne Mitrhs today declare
IfaHI lrmsfT frauds could bss .vr
thsf 0uld bs corrected. o. msIt.T
vrlll sdt mlrht bs affected. .r rrHsf
tfs eventual result Asksi vH,tfsr
hs zee surprinoi - che s,ts 30 Mf
rs1us''s vote. The Mayor replied
% nIElf susvsf yss aud o. Thsre
so . rampslgn conducted t1 vtish
- made ro reply did not suppose
a. voud deceive so many people 1r
probably 80 would have made reply
an surprised that there should De-
% strong feeling % partissnship tul
Isff.
% feel however. now that the
primaries are over and majority -
those uho voted have made a De-.
cis1n. that the ticket will have full
support y the Republican organita.
ton. 49, veil az of the rest"
what have you Go say 10 Mr. ben.
notrs demand for reoount1" " O.
asked
4 have no objections" replied the
Mayor
'But IN tho event OF fraud boirg
shown
well. what about ~" exclaimed the
Mayor somowhst heAtediy. Il say
I have no objections to half n dozen
recounts. II moro votes were cast for
Bennett. tnen"---- without comples b
ing the sentence Mr.. Mitchell con
tinuedi
Il have not the slightest objection
20 a recount, and n there Il the
slightest fraud shown that ought 20
bo corrected. no matter In whose In
terests II 10 or who II Affects. have
no idea that Sam Koenig has been
guilty " any election frauds what.
ever"
Mayor Mitchell refused TO Analyzs
or comment on the specific reasons
which caused so many enrolled Re.
publicans to vote against him. Par
ticularly did he decline to discuss the
allegation that German Americans
and German sympathizers opposed
him.
The evening world., 1917-09-20
HILLMsLHS the RESULTS
SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
"Af0oi Many rslT.s Wats Ben
nsil. d Livingston
Comment

Judss nrsA Demo 90. .sHttt's
fsf Aayof ~hsa sssse 90 90 s'gIss.
slos 80 ,hs it.yssiiosa primsrY rssai'a
ssid ssutiovsiTi
'Th. results sg.., -. themselves
T1,sts ali"
Jscob A IAviusstou rsYuhIissr
chaifnsn ~ nfoosiyn vLo has a.
aloAs 0gpsssd Mayor ,itchsTs nom'.
nation said
= uili support the vinasi IN the ~
pubiiean primaries siSofsusly--io ths
utmost ~ my abfiiy : don't know
what can say sscspt that % appsarf
that q aood many people Ssntsd h.n.
nett However. The election II more
than = month on. and nobody eab tell
what will happen IN the mesntims."
iAyinEston's home district IN Brook Z.
lyn save Bennett = large majority vote
over Mitchell
Sheriff Alfred E. Smith. Democratic
candidate for Prssiden, u the BOARD Of
Aldermen. vhan asked his opinion ~
the primary results. replied
"oov. Hughes said that tho diroct
primary IN the best possible means VI
ascertaininE tho sentiment within =
party"
The evening world., 1917-09-20
Refuses Auto Ride to Jersey Quar-
ters and Cleans Up Help
ing of Stew.

CAMP DIX. wRIGHTsTowN. NJ j.
Sept. 2O.-'T am Just like the rest OF
the boys-ready TO serve my country"
said one OF the least conspicuous OF the
draft contingent which arrived from
Toms River. He was Kingdom Gould
and he came to camp by train with
forty others. many OF them employees
on his fathers estate at Lakewood unth
the draft call came.
Private Gould motOred as far as Toms
River. whero he dismissed his chauffeur
and refused the offer of several wealthy
friends to take him the rest OF the way
In an automobile.
Arriving at the camp he waited half
an hour for his turn at physical eSami-
nation. got his pair OF blankets. his
kit and helping OF Irish stew. which.
It was remarked. he cleaned up. He
was assigned to Company ID. Three
Hundred and Eleventh Infantry One
OF his college pals was Lieut.. H. r.
Vanderbilt. Company A. same regi-
ment.
The evening world., 1917-09-20

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saFa a. Nsufuslf CauFi - arfssis
1850 a. sfil sasalnisirsaea o. lsii.
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haf - 49, IA flf Ne fIsfiHf Eas
saiefif saafrisa a. tu1ss nIHFhsw -
~ hesns - ~ snd Me- Isaihf'iks
tuaeaf ~. . fssi Hifff sfifai street
ths osfsmenT tsins Isli grasi ~ ths
Ies ~ Oesrgs hafTHn Naft. shg
80 rftsn rears haf besn i.aEfof -
fsiats - l'sim ruarh
"a was Fspuftsd 80 hat uHs thsi
fhs bride had purr hasfd . reel l1suH q
~ heu Eofk and that she cnupis
would rnals this their city home, bot
aftrr paasinF irart - the lYusymou n
IN LsouiHtiiie. NJ ana Mrs hlnFham
isciasd ~ make their bone in The
sJuth
A. the tm1 of Nh ninEhAnl's
eAfh JudRs IiinrhAm vAs urgvd b.
iFtsnda - contest the Nlll. a. O Sas
yointed out that be was entitis-i un-
Ger the isw o. az Least ~ ooo 90 iiui
% refused 90 enter claim for any
uaOrs than the amount left 10 him.
asserting hs had made an snts-nup-
The evening world., 1917-09-20

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WHf" NF NFfIhr' zee s.t.frf t.srf
e.# ..I uafI au thaf ,atnr1u
HUH.Ufnaf vote sI. Dol. Joe.
r.ul. TI. tfal $50 tots oasi fsf
Nu... .H i.srilan pa5 1913 uns
.rhIfI H" fN.f fis MaIurt Vafs tr
.ppfHk .r.' 'III .HIf uHs .fsUfH ~ Wnaf
it received .I 1|tHIHu nHN De.
tlUuaf Tho total vote fHr IUn
N.FHraIfF "arf fHfsr ln YsatfrIaY'g
.Iim .rf eas UHt. fffn coo ibia Ilsp.
flou bay vote fnr ths fusion oaudi.
date.
Tho Republican enrolment in ne
Greater DItv was -lH.tsO ana the vote
cast fGisg. with tvo election districts
uIaluF. equivalent tU 50 prr cent %
Iu. enrolment Duly uuis more
frnn ou,.thIfd ~ the Republican enc
rolled Noisra took tho trouble o. ~ 90
tir prlmarlrf
In 1915 when Bennett contested
lUU itrplDII.au pT narlfa with NU'.
whitman in Hu ond'aVor "a win H
nomination flT Governor he received
1u.y stg3 votes in Greater New York.
aa compared with 35.b12 this year
.gaiAst Mayor Mitchell
senator Calder who has been
working IA brooklyn for Mayor
Mitchell watched tho Ioturns in that
borough until nearly midnight. show
ing q larE, majority FOR Bennett,
suddenly he exclaimed. Il guess IN
be OF 10 Washington" and, selling
his hat. he hAs',ncd % got the mid
nigh train.
Tho latest returns from brooklyn.
Queens and Richmond show that
NowCombe, the Connolly candidate
for Justice Of tho supreme Court FOR
tho Second district. has beaten
queens County Judgo Bert Hum
phrcy, who went Off tho rcserya
. N|NN Nlfl Itlh hl p NAAllahNlhll alA NH''i
I MIN the nomination and ran indo-
pyndently.
/ Judge Humphrey carried Queens
against the organization machinery
by . 500 votes aud carried Richmond
4 by about 100 votes. but was showed
under by NeNcombe In brooklyn
, with Fixty-ouc election districts out
of LOIS Newcombe's vote this after.
noon totalled 33,299 to 29,b23 toi
Humphrey.
The evening world., 1917-09-20
coLER ALMOST uPsETs THE
MtcOOEY MACHINE,

Bird S, Coler came very near over
turning the McCooey Democratic ma
chine in Brooklyn and winning the
nomination for Borough President
away from Edmund S. Riegelmann'
the organization selection. The vote
stands: Riegelmann, 2l'Sbb; Coler,
2O,S3s; Riegelmanns plurality l'4SS'
The presence of third candidate
Prial, polllng 1907 votes, is charged
by the Coler men as the ono reason
why their candidate did not win.
A good indication OF the bitter feel
ing toward the administration which
pervades Richmond Borough Is
shown by tho vote for Comptroller
Prendergast and Robert Adamson'
candidates for Comptroller and Pres
ident of the Board Of Aldermen re-
spectively
Mayor Mitchell received only S73
votes on Staten Island while Prem
dergast was 66 votes more popular
getting 4S9 votes, But Adamson' a
Democrat and not a member OF the
Board of Estimate which put the
garbage plant on staten Island got
ji3 votes. ..
Judge Hylan's vote hHA ''' been
completely counted up 10 noon to-
day, nor was !. possible 10 find what
percentage OF enrolled Democrats
voted for Mitchell in the Democratic
primaries. II the total IS very smal
the Democratic leaders will tahe Il