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VIII spend Il few cents FOR 4 bottle OF
knowlton's Danderinc from any drug
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dircctcd.-NdV.
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PERSHING TELLS OF ATTACK
American Forces. Ia Spite OF Dcspcr.
ntc Opposition. Force Crossing
of the Mrusc.

WASHINGTON. November 5.--Thc
following Official coiEmunique No. 1855.
dated to-day, was received from Cen
cral Pcrshng Tonight:
This morning the First Army re-
sumed the attack. In spite OF dcspcr-
ate opposition our troops have forced
crossing of the Mouse ut Briculles
and ut Nelcry Iepcii;. They are how
developing 4 new line in the heavily
wooded and very difficult terrain on
the heights east of the river between
these points. ON the entire front the
enemy Is opposing our advance with
heavy artillery and machine gun fire.
Notwithstanding which we are making
excellent progress. The west bank OF
Pouilicy These Is in our hands
In the course of several successful
raids in the Wocvrc. detachmcnts OF
the Second Army have penetrated the
enemy's trenches, destroying material,
dnEouts and emplacemcnts. and cap
turing prisoners"
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MISS MARGARET WILSON
TO SING FOR SOLDIERS
Accompanied by Several Others, She
VIII Appear for Entire Year In
France, ENG npd nnd Italy.

PARIS. November 5.-Miss Margaret
Wilson. In \. NJ. &. y. ovcrscas uni
form. has arrived in, France ito sing
for the soldiers at the huts OF the
!. NJ. G. "a. X. OF c.. salvation Army
and other ccntcrs OF agencies In the
United War Work Comp;,ign. as well
as In hospitals and labor camps.
The Presidents daughter as any en-
tcr;alncr. is booked for Il solid year
ON the trench and camp circuit OF
France, England and Italy. In her
entertainment unit are Ross David. 1,
tenor: Mrs. David. accompanist. and n
portable organ.
will travel simply with the desire To-
receive only those courtesies due the
wcarcr of a Y. NJ &. 4. entertainers
uniform. 1t In not unlikely, however.
that she VIII be presented to presi
dent Poincare. King George and Queen
Mary and King Victor Emanuel! as well
,as the military leaders Of Europe.
Miss Wilson sang before American
soldiers at nearly 100 concerts in
American training camps this year at
the request of the Y. NJ. c. a.
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DON'T LET ACOLD
GATHER HEADWAY
Nick it right ut the start with
DIR. Kings New Discovery.

Go after il hard. Relieve il or n
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famed eyes.
1t takes only II little Of Dir Kings
New Discovery TO help the usual cold
ana cough discomforts If taken accord
ing TO directions. y large bottle lasts
long and is pleasant for Young and
old. Keep IL ha ndy--colds and coughs
come unexpectedly. suddenly. Coo and
Sla0
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ENCIRCLING CLIENT
-isNE9IY FLEEING REFORE
HAIG'S NICIORIOIS TROOPS

= LONDON. November a-"The Ger
'tmans are retrcating along 4 thirty
mile front" Field Marshal Haig an
nounced in his report tonight.
We are beyond tho forest of Nor
smal." the statement says.
Some complete batteries and i'm
mense stores of material were cap
tured by the British. \ number OF
prisoners were taken.
HaiBs armies carried the war of
liberation across the Franco Belgian
frontier to-day west of the Mons Maui
beuge line. The Germans tonight are
retreatinE along a front of fifty miles.
The great forest of Normal, the most
h-formjdable bulwark barring the way
toward tho fortress OF MaubeuEe, is
completely in British hands.
The British line tonight stands i'm
- IN ediately west OF Bavay, an important
rail town only six miles west of Maui
beuge.
Tie whole elaborate railway net
fronting the Mons Maubeugc sector has
been pierced by Haig's forces.
The British line now runs from Barry
tten miles southeast of lie Cateau), to
lac Grand Fayct Give miles southwest
of Avesnes). to BerlRimont (sevcn
miles southwest OF Maubeugc), To the
west OF Bavay (siN miles west of Maui
,,heuge).
". Roism (eight miles southeast of
Seheidt. FIVE miles northeast OF
Nalenciennes). were captured
Fifty-flve German nirplanes were
brought down by the British yesterday.
Field Marshal lIRig announced to-
The British lost thirty-nlne ma
Forty-seven tons of bombs were
dropped by British machines on various
German targets.
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KNOXVILLE. TENN. Noyc,nbrr
larry indications are that j. WIN Tay-
lor, Republican. has defeated sam
Johnson. Dem ocratc for Congress in the
Second District by 10000 majority In
dlcations also point to the election of
John Is. Shields, Democratic nominee
LOT united states Senator. over, fl. CLAY
Evans. Republican. by n substantial
majority. Tho election of Albert IL
Roberts. Democratic nominee for Gov
crnor. and Harvey II. Hannah. Demo
S!oner over Bart Lindsay and George
IaYlor, Repuhliran. are also Indicated
Joseph w. Eyrns. for Congress from
the sixth District, had no opposition
The election was tho uuictest held i'm
tennessee In many years. y light vote
was polled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06

DETROIT. November 5,-Accorlinc
TO returns from 1S2 out of o2S2 pre-
cincts. Truman II. Newberry. Republ!-
can candidate for United States Scna-
tor. is leading Henry Ford. Democrat,
by "A vote OF 1904 to 1O,O25.
Commander Newberry is receiving
the normal Republican vote in the aEri-
cultural counties. although he is run
ming slightly behind Governor Albert
f.. Sleeper. Soldiers at Camp Custer
who voted by mail. favored Newbcrry
two 20 one, according to Wayne Coun
" returns.
For Governor. the vote from l42 pre-
ctncis gives sleeper. Republican. 49,
6:5: Bailey. Democrat. $3.50.
Earl: returns indicate the reelection
OF All the Republican congressman Re
turns from 100 precincts show sliS
majority III favor of the suffrage
amendment.
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ENEMY RETREATINC:
ALONG 75-MIIE FRONT
tBy Associated Press |

LONDON. November 18th. Germans
are retrcating on Il Scventy-iivc- mile
front from tho River Scholdt To the
River Aisnc.
In the face OF the German retreat,
the situation changes SO rapidly hour
by hour that II Is Impossible 10 give
a DEFINITE idea Of the allied advance
Roughly, the allies have crossed the
Franco-Belgian frontier between Va
lenciennes and Bevay. which is eight
miles west OF the fortress of Mau.
beugc. The allies are within two miles
of Bavay. They: have captured the
.Yhole Of Normal forest. except the
eastern edge.
Then the line runs from Narcotics 10
the western edge OF Nouvron forest.
Two. Two miles east OF c:uise. two miles
south of Marie. and along the Scrrc
flVer to Clermont River and then in
straight line to Chateau Porcien.
owing TO the bad weather. the allied
pursuit has lost touch with the encmy,s
French troops have crossed Tho
AGaennes Canal on both sides Of
Jschesne and have advanced for a dis.
lance of about a mile ~
rihe Americans have forced tho
soTlosehead south of Dun on the River
Aieusc' but have not yet occupied Dun
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BREAK Is THREATENING
BETWEEN BAVARIA AM purSS,,

KERN. November tvin Paris, -
Berlln dispatches continue 10 hin, q,
an approaching break between BayarIa
and Prussia. -'' h' I'd
The Grandfather Zciiuns save "a.
president OF the Bavar!an counci; ms
aFrived at Berlin to confer win The
GERMAN leaders concerning tho reeui,
of the Austrian ar..!siic. as aeI' eSu!'s
Bavaria, which would he ,hn NJ, 'r's
country to suffer from an allied in.
fSasion through Austria ~
The Frankfort paper adds lin, ,,,,
itsry measures already have hnnn
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WHEN A FAMILY
NEEDS A FRIEND

In the Absence of DocturS N0bly Gone
to War, After Influenza, the Grip,-
Those wonderfully useful medicines,
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Pcptiron and
Hoods Pills-comprising the new COM
bination family trcatmcnt--arc warm :
Is recommended.
IL taken regularly, Hoods Sarsa-
Darilla before meals, Peptiron after
meals, and Hoods Pills at night as
needed. they are reasonably sure to
keep family in health and prove to
be reliable ana always ready friends.
They purify the blood build IN
strength and regulate the system
Get all. or any one. as YOU think
you need, from your druggist to-day
Adv
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REPORTS ON ELECTION
FROM MANY STATES
Notwithstanding Light Vote Poed Throughout the South
Section Remains in Democratic Coumn-Reports
Indicate Ohio Will Enter Dry Column.

ATLANTA. November 5.--Southcrn
States east OF tho Mississippi River re-
turned their usual almost solid Dem
ocratic delegation TO the House In to-
days elections. while all Democratic
candidates for the Senate were elected.
There was no turnover anywhere in
this territory.
For tho scvcnty-six Democratic seats
in the House from the nine States.
there were contests bw Republicans In
only fifteen districts. while the Dem
ocrat@ contested only one of tho three
seats held by the Republicans.
Tho only Republicans elected in tho
South were two Representatives. In
Tennessee, one OF whom was without
opposition. ana one in Virginia also
without opposition.
State tickets were contested in only
two States. Alabama and Tennessee,
and in tho former the Democratic can
dida;es were elected by overwhelming
majorticS The result of the contest
for Governor in Tennessee was not
certain late tonight.
In Florida the state constitutional
prohibition amendment was adopted by
iarcc majority. while in Louisiana
the equal suffrage amendment 10 the
STATE Constitution was defeated
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COLUMBUS. OHIO. November s.
Early ana scattering returns from ap-
DroXimateiy half the cighty-eish coun-
ties in Ohio indicate Il Repuhlican
trend over tho state election two years
ago. TWO hundred and eighty-cight
ernor. Cos. Democrat. 1873: Willis.
Republican. l1.66S. -Four hundred and
siNty-fivc precincts give. for prohibit
ton. 32.So5. against S7.125. This In
cludes returns from one fourth the pre-
cinctS in Cleveland.
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Elections proved vcr, oul.,

MONTGOMERi. ALA. November g.
one or the quictcSt elections held i'm
!Nlabama passed to-day, with carly re-
turns indicating complete victory for
the state and congressional tickets tho
Closest race being iii the Seventh Di.-
Irict, where Congressman burnett vas
hSh'inS II out with Oliver D. street
republican. for the Office Burnett.s
war record. used against him without
apparent effect in the Democratic nri
mary, was again the pivot on which
Street based his race
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AIR FORCES BOMa
RETREATTNt, GE,RU.Ss
BY Associated Press !

WITH THE AN EKIc. Ap,,r
NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, Noye,ni'or
k5.-r-More than three tons Of Bonn .
were dropped to-day on Mouzon and
sitaucourt as enemy tToops passcd
through the villages. bound north M"rn
than 100 bombing ana pursuit. pia0es
participates in the attack. Fokk.rs
attacked the Americans in groups Of
fifteen to twenty Va
81 fourteen ,fokkers were brough. down
and three American nlc:s are inlssin,,
The bombs caused fres ih warchcuscs
and barracks and CONSERVATION among
& the, retreating Germans
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ASH lNGTON. November 5.-RoEcr
Sullivan, Democratic national comet,
tecman from Illinois, wired the Demo
cratic National Committee hcadounr.
tcrS here:
We will carry Chicago and Eoo,.
county by 10000. clccting our county
ticket and giving Lewis good chance
Norman =. Mack. Democratic -,
tional committeeman from New ynri
wired from Buffalo: VI ~
=, Mead. Democrat, elected 10 Congress
~ rortE. second District. defeatint;
foTiy-hrst District, looks safe" -
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I'm iNtiiiAM. Ala, November -
nfespile the paradins OF war heroes
inrtousn INC campaign here, il was III.
itt@nteSt rote IN years and the whole
p.nocratic delegation for Congress -
sur sur TO prevail, although there Vas
Mmuch opposition in tho Seventh ana
Hlhth Districts. The country Vote car.
REQ both districts safely into the Dem
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RALEIGH. \. e.. November : jca,i,
returns In North Carolina indicate r,n.
u" largest majority sine. Ig6u ~
..e ft'urn |" The Cnitsd S,atos .cu
a,o Of T.. NJ. SmtnonS and Nh. ,".
e,ec''on o. ten Democratic Congr.ss-
close hghtng ground. conr,., nn,S
NcaNrr hppcars 10 lcud J. i EtIti ~
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CltlChGO. November 5.-Srna.o
James Hamilton Lewis has r,r, % -
cae2 and Cook County in what Is re
earded the. greatest local victory in
'"f history OF the Democratic partv.
T. h!s estimated majority IN t'hicayo
~ nA'ooo and it is believed he has
c CO Cook County by a majority OF
LpW n state returns favor Ncdill Nc
ooFinlcN, Republican nominee but
ear'E indications are that he Will he
u'aDl" 10 overcome LcHis's heavy vote
IA Oh!CGgO ana Cook County
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Indicates Suffrage 1. Bent.n.

NEW ORLEANS. November o.
Early indications are that the woma n
suffrage amendment to the State leg
iStation III Louisiana Will be beaten
WITH Go per cent OF the total vote In
New Orleans counted. the amendment
is running 6,113 votes behind. II Is.
estimated that the majority against the
amendment in the city will reach II :
oop Scattering returns from the State
show small majoritics against the
amendment.
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!owsver. and the Americans are max

- however. and the Americans are MAX
g sanE steady progress.
= The Americans early Tuesday began
scleArlng out Jaulnay wood. III tho bend
gsAsof the Meusc, southeast OF Pouilly. and
~ ~ TUESDAY afternoon the wood was in
q9rt4hetr possession.
vest OF the Mouse hogan to flcc across
the river early Tuesday along the line
stroying the bridge from Stcnay to
Laneuyille! the enemy opened the locks
u ~ the canal and flooded the river to
s. sS1 width OF about two thirds of mile.
ny The work of throwing bridges across
gsSsdhe Mouse began soon after dark Nor
&trsqay night. 1t was conducted under a
d S$ithering nro from artillery and ma
Ilphire guns. The Americans succeeded
In constructing four pontoon bridges
5t A. point about two kilomcterS cast Of
Srrieui!es. put lost one by artillery fire
a. when the first brigade began 10 cross.
Over the other three bridges. how,
ever, brigade after brigade poured
across until formidable force had
been assembled on the east bank. The
s,fs9emy resistance then began to de-
Grease, So badly was he demoraiized
sIhen the Americans were able TO be-
sEin their northward push toward Ste
spay.s All night long the troops con-
stnned !. crossing on the rontooons and
sSome or them were still! marching over
.as late as noon Tuesday.
s~ On the west bank OF the Mcusc other
sEoopS pressed northward and at 2
& O'Clock in the afternoon had reached
point less than n kilometcr from
Stenay. across the river from the town
The progress here was still continuing
In the afternoon.
AT the last reports the troops which
ha9 taken Beaumont earlier in the day
z had captured some small hills and
woods in the neighborhood. more par
% ticularly III the direction OF the river.
1T was due to tho smashing of tho
enemy line at the pivotal point OF the
main attack that his complete retire
ment was brought about. The chief
Efforts on both sides were conferred all
day upon the river sector. The fight
ing in the other sectors was less ac-
tive, although the Americans left re-
ported the scoring OF small advances
ALLIED TROOPS Now
ENClRCLING CLIENT
Allied troops Tuesday began the
siege of the city of Client. already sur
rounded VIRTUALLY on three sides. The
assault on the city was witnessed by
Queen Elizabeth Of Belgium and hun
dredS OF her noncombatant subjects.
Belgian. French and American SOL
diers Tuesday afternoon had pushed up
TO the eastern outskirts OF the be-
leasuered city with comparatively light
resistance from the enemy, who APP
r---parently has evacuated the place.
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iAisI FORD, CONN. November s.
IN" Democrats sWept Hartford -dn-
eiNlHS pluraiitl"a 10 Spe!lac:, for Gov
crnor' ard L"ncreau for Congress- and
c!tct!nS th'c" democratic Senators ard
t"o -Deincciat!c Representatives,
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TULSA. OKLA. November I-Earlv
reports indicate the Republican state
ticket is leading the Democratic by a
small majority I'm Tulsa County. Con-
gresSinan T. \. Chandler. Republican,,
and f.. -. Howard. Democrat. are run
ming close together, While w. l. John
son Is crowdinS United States Senator
robert owen in owens race for re-
election
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06

-, TOPEKA, kANS.. November THE
ioptk" state journal late to-day pre-
u!c'.d me election OF Arthur Cappcr
as United states Senator over Se,l:,iur
". u Thompson by 100000 majority
!, also conceded the election OF
iehrE J. Allen, Of Wichita, as Cover
nor Over ". g. Lansdon by 10000 ma
jorit! The Republicans viii carry six
out OF the eight Comgressmen. i: also
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Stir Those Torpid Bowels.

Enjoy the freedom OF the regularity
mace possible by mild yet positive
acting, natural, pleasant. comfortable
Dr. hlns New Life Pills. Not habit
forming, but system cleanser ina,
promotes healthful results. An drug
gists 25c.-Adv
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scott Nearing Defeated.

NEW YORK. November 5.-Eiaior =
H. La Gunrdia. Republican ana D.iun-
Graz, OF the American aviation HgiIaJ.
ron. has defeated Scott Nearing. So
Cialist. for Congress
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sprouI Is Chosen Governor.

PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-Wil-
liam {. Sproul. Republican. has been
elected Governor OF Pennsylvania by a
large plurality over Eugene G. Bon
niweil. Democrat. some estimates plac-
ing his lead rs high as 100000
OF the nine candidates on the nom
partisan ballot for the Supreme Court,
two 10 be elected, Alexander Simpson.
Jr., Philadelphia, present justice. and
John W. kephart now n judge of the
Superior Court. arc elected William
-. Porter. Pittsburgh, is re- elected to
the Superior Court
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JACKSON. MISS. November 1.-Two
t -, Isl S.,.ut,ohai ainrhdinents voted on
lying age for Governor from thirty TO
iWeniy-one years and the other pro
TidihE Tor a CLASSIFIED property tax
have been defeated ii iat,,r results
bear out carly returns.
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Wyoming Goes ucpubiicun.

fff.i r.NNt.. WIO., NOVrmDcr 81
Wyoming by an overwhelming m, inr
ity. Francis r.. Warren was returned
to the United states Senate: William
): carey Was reelected Governor and
Frank w Mondell was rc-clccted rem
rc.cnta tivc-at- large
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Indicntes OHIO Coo, DR.,

tI-I.N ELAND, NDvember o. l:n-iy
returns from scattered precIncfg 1.er
the Sint" show considerable gains :.,-
the "csys'' In every precinct ana II me
present ratio OF dry gains Is Inaintriacd
Ohio viii 20 dry.
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safe majority. In the Third District =.
Nj. Crimson. Democrat. is elected over
Claude Whcatley. Republican,
1t Is estimated that the Democratic
majority. even considering tho absent
vote will reach 10000
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:. Victor berger Elected.

MlLWAUKEE. November 5.--Nict6r
Berger. Socialist. WAS elected to Con-
Eress to-day from the Fif.h District.
defeating William II. Stafford. Repub-
lican. berger formerly "A member of
congress. is under indictment for v;o-
latton OF the espionage act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06

COLUMBIA. ;. C.. Novcmn"r Wftn
proDa bis not more than 2GNor vofcs
east and little interest shown. ali Dem.
ocratic nominees in Soutn carolina
were elected to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06

SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. Novemtcr
Due to the srca; number Of
scratched ballots the Utah congress
Sionni election is in doubt Scratch
ing i"reFs Spy. Republican. for Con
SrcSS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-06

rlensant stovall, daufh,er of tho
N N.ra ,an r,a mn nn III Swtzerland
English Church here. The wedding WAS
attended By u large ,dclegation of Eng.
families. including John w. Davis.
American ambassador to Great Britain.
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returns Indicate Defeat of Clark.

ST. LOUIS, November G.-On the
face Of returns received early to-day,
been defeated by 400 votes by r. IL
Dyer Republican,
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ReuubIIc,r. fu,r, g.,

NEW HAVEN. CONN. NOv.fnb4r H..
Governor Marcus II. Hricomb ana the
republican state Ticket have been
elected. Both branches Of tho ,;.n
crhl Assembly VIII be sjrouv.. ne
publican.
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Delegate IN Luthernu t.o,xcp,,on

LYNCHBURG. Va. November 5.--Dr
f.. w. Peery, OF this city, has been
selected as delegate TO represent the
Southwest Virginia synod at the United
Lutheran Convention In New York, No
yembcr a.
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FVItTLAND. ORE, November "a
legislature was elected to-day whose
majority ia pre- pledged to rntifv the
national prohibition Amendment
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Mc,i In Iirrn

We'd In Bern.
81 10 November .
Robert Leslie Craigic. secretary OF the
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nor:
Arkansas-Charies II. Rrough. Dem
ocrat
California William T. Stephens, Re
publican.
Georgia-IIuGh NJ. Dorsey. Democrat.
South Carolina-RoDcrt \. Cooncr,
Democrat.
Minnesota. ~ r. Burnuuist. Re-
publican.
North Dakota-S. j. Doyle. Democrat.
1daho-p. W. Davis, Republican.