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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-06
ANTICS Of GERMAN
CROWN PRINCE
AMUSEs DUTCH
Former He'll to Throne of the
Kaiser Walks in Wooden.
Shoes, Drinks Champagne.
and Poses Before Mirror
sr mosmse .ovrr.l SPECIAL LEASED w,r.,

Amsterdam, Dec. 5.--The former
German crown prince trudging over
muddy country lanes in Dutch sabots
is a familiar sight on the Island of
Wieringen, says correspondent of
the TELEGRAPH. Frederick William de-
clares that what he misses most Is a
riding horse.
He plays billiards with the Vilingei S
and treats them % drinks and smokes
and buys candy for the children
The younger Hohenzollern has
breakfast at S:30 O'Clock and dinner
at p. m. He eats oysters and drinks
champagne regularly. unlike his faith
er. who dimes plainly. Nevertheless,
he is reported to suffer from fits of
depression.
Sometimes. according to eyes wit
nesses, he dons fall uniform re-
splendant with medals and parades in
front of the mirror He then resumes
a wooden sweater and knickerbockers
and plays the violin. He is said to
have a deep dread of Spanish influ-
enza and takes preventive medicine
regularly. He becomes extremely
nervous, 1t is added. when strangers
near him make abrupt movements.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-06
Champion Steer Will be Presented
to French President for BdnquettO to
President WiLsOn---COsts S., $50

w. Frazier Rardin, Ills. for so cents
pound.
Wisconsin won both the shorthorn
championships at the exposition. Rey-
nolds Brothers of Lodi, Wis, took the
award for the grand champion SOW,
and the grand champion bull had al
ready gone to William Hartnett of
Waukesna The bull sold for $4,000
at auction.
Among the breeding Clydesdale
horses, "Fairholme Duchess" owned
by Fairholme Farms, New Market n.
j.. won the prize for semi-chamrion
mare. and Graham Brothers of Clare
mont. Ont, with "Roselanta's Choice 7
took the title OF junior champion stall
lion, bred in America with "Gienif-
fer STAR and the reserve champion
stallion, bred in America title with
"GIeniffer STAR
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-06
CONSTANTLY
IN fsH f,iS'H WITH NEWS OF
WORLD AND IMPORTANT
BUSINESS At CAPITAL
TWO RADIO EQUIPMENTS AT SEA
COMMUNICATE WITH POWERFUL
STATIONS IN u. S. AND EUROPE

Navy Department and White House Hear From the George
Washington on Which Chief Executive Is Sailing Toward
Peace Conference, Constantly But no Information Is Given
Out Concerning Weather Conditions or Location of Ship;
Battleshp Pennsylvania Is Always in Touch With Trans
port by Wireless Telephone in Addition to Regular Radio;
Every Message to Persons Aboard Steamer Taken by
Two Ships simultaneously and Then Transmitted From
War Vessel for Test of Accuracy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-06
COSTA. RIGA WILL BE
PR0BED BY SENATORS

sf MORNING JouFNAt SPECIAL LEASED Wirti
Washington, Dec. 5,--~A sub-com-
mittee, headed by Senator Williams
of mississippi, democrat, was APP
pointed today by the senate foreign
relations committee to consider petit
tons in behalf Of the existing govern
ment Of Costa Rica for recognition by
the United States
The government headed BY Presi-
dent Tinoco never has been recog-
nized by the United States because II
originally came into power BY revoln-
tion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-06
Nav pension CiyiI servants.

Washington, Dec. 5.--The senate to-
day adopted as a substitute for the
McKellar civil service retirement bill
measure offered by Senator POM
creme of Ohio by which the cost Of
pensions of retiring employees would
be paid partly by the employe. Under
the Pomerene bill funds TO put the
pension plan into effect would be de-
dncted not to exceed per cent from
the salaries of persons in the CLASH
fled civil service who would be eligi-
hle for retirement al the age Of 70.
years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-06
THE WEATHER
FORECAST.

Denver. Colo, Dec. 5,-New Mex
leo: Friday and probably Saturday
fair; not much change in tempera-
ture.
Arizona: Friday and Saturday fair
east, unsettled west portion: probably
showers northwest portion Friday
night or saturday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-06
MERCHANT TONNAGE LOST
DURING WAR IS VAST

s my aosstHs JouassL SPECIAL .Etsso w,ssI
! London Dec 5.--The worlds total
losses of merchant tonnage from the
beginning of the war to the end Of
October. 1918, by enemy action and
marine risk was 15,053,7s6 gross tons
according to official announcement is
sued tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-06
Would Legalize Boxing Bout.

Chicago, Dec. 5.--The Illinois Manly
Art league was formed at meeting
here tonight in the interest ofFlegaliz-
ing boxing in Illinois. The league will
frame bill which. the officials hope,
will meet with the approval of the
state legislature. Several Chicago ath-
letic clubs and down-state organiza-
tions are back of the move.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-06
LOCAL REPORT.

A summary of local weather .condi-
tions for the twenty-four hours end
ing at 9 p, M. yesterday follows:
Maximum, so: minimum, IL; range
~: al G p. M, a3, wind northwest:
clear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-06

for this particular trip. This appara-
tus includes. on the Pennsylvania, the
most powerful transmitting set on any
United States naval ship. and special
receiving apparatus for receiving
from high power stations used ordi-
narily only for transatlantic mes
sages, The George Washington was
also especially equipped with similar
receiving apparatus,
ION. board both ships were installed
radio telephones and the newest type
of low power radio sets for use only
in communicating from ship to ship.
The George Washington and the
Pennsylvania are thus able to COM
municate with each other and ut the
same time receive messages from
shore.
System Works Perfectly.
'All messages for the president are
cent by the new naval high power
station at Annanolls. which Is five
times as powerful as the Arlington
station These messages are received
by the George Washington and tho
ReRnsylsafla Simultaneously All res
plies are forwarded from the George
Washington to the Pennsylvania and
relayed to shore by the Pennsylvania.
At three special navy radio receiv-
ing stations. one in Maine. one in New
Jersey and one IN the navy building,
Washington, expert operators are lis
tening continuously for the Pennsyl-
vania's messages. The messages
when received are forwarded with ut
most dispatch to the transatlantic
radio division of the office of the
director Of naval communications. in
the navy department, and the three
copies are compared to insure ac-
curacy. The message is then deliver-
ed to the addressee. All outgoing
messages pass through the same Of
flee in Washington.
VIII Get News of World.
''As the presidential party ap-
proaches Europe, by arrangement Of
the navy department, special receiy-
ing stations in both England and
France will listen for messages from
the Pennsylvania, and one of tho
French high power stations will for
ward messages direct to the ship The
president will thus be kept in touch
with Washington and Paris or Lon
don simultaneously, for the George
Washington will receive easily the
messages sent from the Annapolis
station until the end of the voyage
and the ship Is in a French port.
While en- route TO Europe President
Wilson and his party will be kept
daily informed of the events of the
world through the navy news report
which is flashed nightly from the
naval radio station at Arlington and
is relayed to all naval ships and sta
tions, both at home and abroad This
report is prepared by a naval officer
especially assigned for the work and
is made up from Associated Press dis
patches.
This service, 1t is understood. is be-
ing supplemented while the George
Washington IS crossing By additional
matter prepared in the state depart
ment and referring particularly to af-
fairs Of international Importance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-06
waI search Williams Papers.

Copenhagen, oDec. 5.-The Berlin
government has ordered a search
among the private documents OF the
former emperor for matter relating to
the outbreak Of the war.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-06

(continued on Page Two
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
NILES, MICH.

NILES. Mich. May S.-Miss Ruth
Strong. daughter OF Mrs T. w
Strong. Ninth and Regent stsr and
Glen Thornton. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
A Thornton, Sycamore ST.. who is
home from the Great Lakes train
ing station on a brief furlough, were
married at St Joseph.
The number Of Niles women VINO
enrolled was 1850 during registra-
ton week.
Members Of the Progress club and
their husbands had a supper Monday
evening at the home Of Howard
Young. north OF the city
FLOYD Mastin has gone 10 Char
lotte 10 work on the new post ofhce
building
O. NJ. Henderson Of Rochester.
Ind. was fined SIS in local justice
court for speeding on the Berrien
county highway.
Jonathan Morris. 81 years old. a
former resident OF Niles was In the
city Monday from Berrien Center.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
UNION TWP.
Democrats.


Congressman, 18th district -
Barnhart so.
Judge circuit court-Jackson. So.
Judge Superior court-Montgom-
cry. AZ; SCHNEIDER. So.
Prosecuting attorney - Nye. 5s;
Schwartz. 90.
Senator-Hepler. SO.
observation-disclosures, 10; Cor
ski. 25; Goss. 80; Klinkner. 81;
Segety, IS; Weinke, %.
Clerk-Raab. 81; Tellson. %
Auditor-May1. 20: Wolfe. SO.
Treasurer-Keller "a.
Rccorder-Allardt. 40: Klysz, %.
sheriff-Cully, So; Niezgodzki. II;
! Osborne, 80; Singler, 16
CorOner-Helman, %; Mcnamara,
Is; Vitou, 80.
Surveyor Mcclellan, so.
Assessor-Truax SO.
Commissioner eastern district)-
Beebe, 81: Fickenscher. 40
Commissioner western districD-
Miller. p: Price, as
Councilman at large-O' Brien,
So; Mix, As.
COuncil-Neff, a; Milliken, As.
Republicans.
Congressman. 18th district -
/ Hickey, 1O1-
Judge circuit court-Funk, 10.
Judge superior court-Mott, 10:
Dare, 81.
Prosecuting attorney Pattee
100.
Serator-Cady. "a; Anderson. "A
entative-Barnard IL; By
ers. 10; Hamilton, Go; Matthews
46; Moon. 81
/ Clerk-Warner, S.
Auditors edgwick. 90.
Treasurer-Cole, Al: COquillard
~; Jones. IS: Mountain, IL
! ecorder-Kauffman 35; Mes
! 80: Swanson, -.
| Sheriff-Duck. los.
Coroner-Savery, g.; Wagner, 80
/ Surveyor-Leslie. 81.
AssessOr-Mocnel, SO; Moore, %
Commissioners eastern district)-
= Gull, As; Rose, 81.
Commissioners western district
/ Brummit %; Yoder. %.
Councilman at large - Williams
91.
Warner. -; Ostrom. SIS,
! Eggleston, 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
LIBERTY TWP.
Democrats.

Congressman. 18th district -
Barnhart, 81.
Judge circuit cOurt-Jackson, As.
Judge superior contributions
cry. A: SCHNEIDER. Z.
Prosecuting attorney-Nye, So:
Schwartz, 10.
SenatOr-Hepler. As
Representative Dhoker. 10; Cor
ski 20; Goss, "a; Klinkner, p;
Segety. Il: weinke, Is.
Clerk-Raa b. So; Tellson, 10.
Auditor-Mayr. 10; Wolfe. s.
Treasurer-Keller. AZ.
Recorder-Allardt. 80; Klysz, -
Sheriff-Cully. %: Niezgodzki. 2;
Osborne, IA: Singler, 5.
Coroner-Helman, %; Mcnamara,
5; Vitou, IS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 43.
Assessor-Truax, SO.
Commissioner eastern district)-
Beebe, %; Fickenscher, 10.
Commissioner (western districD-
Miller, 3; Price. 50.
Councilman at large - O'Brien
81; Mix. %
COuncil-Neff, 81: Milliken, "a.
Republicans.
Congressman, 18th district -
Hickey 81.
Judge circuit court-Funk. los.
Judge superior court-Mott, 81;
Dare. 1O1
Prosecuting attorney-Pattee. "a
Senator-Cady. 81; Anderson. 81
entative-Barnard AZ; By
ers. so; Hamilton, 81; Matthews
SIS; Moon, A.
Clerk-Warner. 90.
Auditor-Sedgwick 81.
Treasurer - Cole. sc: Coquillard
/ 21: Jones, %; Mountain, 10.
Observation-Disclosures %; Mes
80: Swanson, 81.
Sheriff-Duck 90.
Coroner - Savery, 81; Wagner
50.
Surveyor-Leslie, 81.
ssessor-Mochel. %; Moore, so
Commissioner eastern district)-
Crull, AZ; Rose. A..
Commissioner western district
Brummit, 20; Yoder, 90.
Councilman at large - Williams
la.
Council-warner, SO: Ostrom. SIS
Eggleston. IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08

Councilman at large - O'Brien
IS; Nix, 33.
Council-Nef, IS; Milnken. 81.
Republicans.
Congressman, 18th district -
Hickey. "a.
Judge circuit court-Funk, %.
Judge superior court-Mott. IS.
Dare. IL.
Prosecuting attorney-Pattee IS.
Senator-Cady. Il; Anderson. IA
Representative- Barnard. IS; BY
ers. 13 Hamilton. 16, Matthews. IS;
Moon. IL
Clerk-Warner -
Sedgwick. IS.
Treasurer-Cole. Is; Coquulard
S; Jones, s: Mountain. 5.
Recorder-Kauffm Il: Mes
10; Swanson. S.
Sheriff-Duck. IS.
CorOner-Savery. II; Wagner. II
Surveyor-Leslie. -.
Mochel. Is: Moore ..
Commissioner eastern district
Gull, Z Rose, 81
Commissioner (western district
Brummit 10; YOder, Is.
Councilman at large - Williams
10.
Council-Warner IS; Ostrom. s.
Eggleston, Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
GERMAN TWP.
Democrats.

Congressman. 18th district -
Barnhart. p.
Judge circuit court-Jackson, %.
Judge superior contradictions
cry, p; SCHNEIDER, g.
Prosecuting attorney - Nye. 16:
Schwartz, z
SenatOr-Hepler, %.
entative-Dhoker 20: Cor
ski, 10; Irving Goss. %; Klinkner,
q; Segety. Il; Weinke, T.
Clerk-Raab. "A: Tellson, 4.
Mayr. q; Wolfe s.
reasurer-Keller. %.
Recorder-Allardt, u; Klysz, Il.
Sheriff-Cully. s; Niezgodzki. II:
Osborne. 8; Singler, 6.
CorOner-Helman, 20; Mcnamara
6; Vitou, 8.
Surveyor-McClellan. 26.
Assessor-Truax q.
Commissioner eastern district)-
Beebe, Il; Fickenscher. ..
Commissioner (western district)-
Miller. "a; Price, 4.
Councilman at large-O'Brien. l.;
Mix. %
Council-Neff, "a; Mnhken, l6.
Township Ticket.
Trustee-Gillis. q.
Assessor-Swartz. 80
Republicans.
Congressman, 18th dist 80
Hickey. 16.
Judge circuit court-Funk.
Judge superior court - Mo- &
Dare. Is.
Prosecuting attorney-Pattce, Is
Senator-Cady, 6; Anderson. 10.
entative-Barnard S; BY
ers. 10; Hamilton. 9; Matthews. Is
Moon. G.
CleTk-Warner. Is.
-SedgwiCk. IS
Treasurer-COle. g; Coquillard, 5
Jones. s: Mountain, /.
| observation-disclosures, 6; Mes. 8
Swanson, S.
SheIiff-Duck. l..
! Coroner-Savery. .: Wagner. Il
Surveyor-Lesiie, Is.
| Assessor Mochel. 9; Moore. 4.
Commissioner eastern districD-
| Crull. 3: Rose, II.
Commissioner western district
Brummit. g; YOder. H.
Councilman at large - Williams
I Il.
Council-Warner Is; Ostrom. {
/ Eggleston, s.
Township Ticket.
/ Trustee-Carpenter. l..
| ASsessor-Fisher. =.
Advisory board-korn, 10. Ritter
10; Smith. 1s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08

Byers, O.; Hamilton. 20; Matthews,
SO: Moon. 6S.
ClerK warner. 124
Auditor-Sedgwick. 1913.
Treasurer-Cole, 90: COquillard.
A; Jones. 29: Mountain. g.
Recorder - Kaufman, a.; Mes.
O.. Swanson. 55
Sheriff-DuCk, 125
Coroner-Savery, 90: Wagner. SIS.
SurveyOr-Leslie, rs.
Mochel. -; Moore. as.
Commissioner eastern district
Crun, 65. Rose, 55.
Commissioner Cwestern district
Brummit POI; Yoder, %
Councilman at large - Williams.
100.
Council Warner. 121; Ostrom,
So. Eggleston. 50.
Township Ticket.
Trustee-Miller, 45; Wykoss, so:
r Inlels. SO; White, -
Massey. Al; Reed. So;
Zigler, 122.
Advisory board--Houston, 50; Nc
Donald. 10.
Justice os the peace - Jakway
us.
Precinct commissioner 1cAris-
ter 104.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
MADISON TwP-2nd PCT.

Democrats.
Congressman, 18th district -
Barnhart, 80.
Judge circuit court-Jackson, Is.
Judge superior court-MOntgom
cry. 16- SCHNEIDER, Is.
Prosecuting attorney - Nye, IS;
Schwartz. 4.
Senator-Hepler, 81.
Observation-Disclosures 4; Cor
ski. Z; Goss, 10; Klinkner. IS;
Segety. g. Weinke, 5.
Clerk-Raab. 20; Tellson, T.
Auditor Mayr. 8; Wolfe, %.
Treasurer-Keller, %.
Recorder-Allardt, 9 Klysz. S.
Sheriff-Cully II; Niezgodzki, l.;
Osborne, Z; Singler, 8.
Coroner-Helman, g; Mcnamara,
4; Vitou, 4.
Surveyor-McClellan, 10.
Assessor-Truax %
Commissioner eastern districD-
Beebc, %; Fickenscher, T.
Commissioner iwestern district
Miller, :; Price. g.
Councilman at large - O'Brien,
IS; Mix. SO.
Council-Esff, 35; MilliLen. 81
Township Ticket.
Trustee-Birk. "a.
Assessor-Gordon. %.
Advisory board-Guse. g; Bn:z,
I22; Schlemmer, 10.
Republicans.
Congressman, 18th district -
Hickey, p
Judge circuit court-Funk, Is
Judge superior court-Mott, 10:
Dare. ?.
Prosecuting attorney-Pattee. IL
Senator-Cady. 2; Anderson. 9.
Observation-Disclosures 10: BY
ers. 10; Hamilton. g; Matthews. 4;
Moon, >.
Clerk-Warner. 10.
Auditor-Sedgwick Q.
Treasurer-Cole. Z Coquillard, g,
/ Jones. ;.
observation-disclosures 4; Mes. 4
Swanson, 4
/ Sherif-Duck, 10.
Coroner-Savery. 9; Wagner, 3.
Surveyor-Leslie, Il.
AssessOr-Mochel. 10: Moore. 4.
Commissioners eastern DISTRICT
| Crull. u; Rose, l.
Commissioner western distrtict)-
/ Brummit. Z; Yoder, s.
Councilman at large Williams
III.
Warner. =: Ostrom, Il
/ EggIeston. 4
Township Ticket.
Trustee-Hall. 10.
Assessor-MOttice 10.
Advisory yesterday. Il
Hahn, -; Strope, 13.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
CENTER TWP.
Democrats.


Congressman, 18Th district -
Barnhart, 90
Judge Circuit court-Jackson, "a.
Judge superior court-Montgom
cry. p; SCHNEIDER, "a.
Prosecuting attorney-Nye, 10;
Schwartz. g.
SenatOr-Hepler, p.
Representative 4; Cor
ski, 10; Goss. s; <l!ukner. g.; Seq
ETY.. Il; Weinke, 10.
Clerk-Raab. II; Tellson. II.
Auditor-Mayr. :: Wolfe. 90.
Treasurer-Keller, IS.
Recorder-Allardt 10; Klysz. 10
Sheriff-Cully. Il; Niezgodzki, I;
Osborne. 9; Singler. ..
Coroner-Helman, 15; Mcnamara
3: Vitou. ls.
Surveyor %.
Assessor-TruaX, %.
Commissioner eastern district)-
Beebe, L; Fickenscher. IS.
Commissioner western district
Miller. 10; Price. =.
Councilman at large-O Brien, %
Mix. "a
Councll-Neff. %: Alilhken. 10.
Republicans.
Congressman. 18th district -
Hickey. "a.
Judge circuit Court-Funk. %.
Judge superior court-Mott. IS
l Dare. Il.
Prosecuting attorney-Pattees "a
Senator-Cady. p; Anderson. L
, entative-Barnard 81: BY
ers. %; Hamilton. Is; Matthews. 81
! Moon. 10.
Hlerk-Warner. 81.
Auditor--Sedgwick %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
HARRIS TWP.-1st PCT.
Democrats.

Democrats.
Congressman. 18th district -
Barnard, As.
Judge circuit cOurt-Ja cl1son. 50
Judge superior court-Montgom
cry, 81; SCHNEIDER -.
Prosecuting attorney - Nye. %;
Schwartz. 20.
Senator-Hepler A..
observation-disclosures "a: Cor
ski, %; Goss. p: Klinkner. 10,
Segety, u; Weinke, g.
County clerk-Raab, As; Tell
son. -
Mayr 10; Wolfe, Al.
Treasurer-Keller, As.
Recorder-Allardt, 20; KIysz. Is
Sheriff-Cully, %; Niezgozki, g.
Osborne. IA; Singler. s.
Coroner-Helman, 81; Mcnamara
Is; Nitou, u.
Surveyor-McClellan "a.
Assessor-TrUax, 81
Commissioner eastern district
Beebe. 19; Fickenscher, -.
Commissioner-Miller, u; Price
! 90.
Councilman at large - O'Brien
81; Mix, "a.
Council-Neff. %; MilHken. %.
Township Ticket.
Trustee-Longley, As.
ssessor-Metzger %; Lerner, Sc
Republicans.
Congressman. 18th district -
Hickey, 3.
Judge circuit court-Fuhk. g.
Judge superior court - Mott,
| Dare, g.
Prosecuting attorney-Pattee, 4.
SenatOr-Cady, 8; Anderson, g.
Representative - Barnard, ,
Byers, .; Hamilton, .; Matthews.
Moon, 3.
County Warner, 8.
AuditOr-Sedgwick G.
Treasurer Cole. ,; Coquillard, 1
Jones, 4; Mountain, o.
| r scorder-Kauffman, 2 Mes,
Sw tnson, ..
.Sheriff-Duck, z.
Coroner-Savery, 1; Wagner, 3.
SurveyOr-Leslie, 4.
a ssessor-Mochel, ,: Moore. l.
Commissioner eastern district
| CruH. s Rose. .
Commissioner (western district
Brummit 4
Councilman at large-Williams,
COuncil-Warner, 3; Ostrom. >
Eggleston, 1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-08
NOTRE DAME-PCTS. \. II. C..
Democrats

ptnOtfdAS.
Congressman. 18th district -
Barnhart, $50.
Judge circuit court-Jackson, 135.
Judge superior MontgOm-
cry, 1O9; SCHNEIDER. Il.
Prosecuting attorney - Nye, %;
Schwartz. IA.
Senator-Hepler, 81.
Representa- as; Cor
ski, 81; Goss, Sc; Kmkner, SO;
Segety. "a; weinke. 30.
Clerk-Raab, 172; Tellson, Il.
Auditor-Mayr. 40: Wolfe, 121.
Treasurer-Keller, 1877.
Recorder-Allardt. 80; Xlysz, 81.
Sheriff ~ Gully, 16: NiezgOdzki,
as: Osborne. 81; Singler. 9
Coroner-Helman, 2S; Mcnamara,
IS; Vitou. As.
Surveyor-McClellan IS.
Assessor-Truax, III.
Commissioner eastern district)-
Beebe, los; Fickenscher, 81.
Commissioner (western district
Miller. S6; Price, So.
Councilman at large-O'Brien.
81: Mix, Sc.
Council-Neff. rs; Miniken, II.
Township Tickets.
Trustee - Witwer, as; Hanley.
.139; Voorde, 1O5.
Justice of the peace-Peak. 1872;
Scanlon. rs; Mccormick. S5; Wyp-
iszynsk, II.
Republicans.
Congressman-Hickey 26.
Judge circuit court-Funk, 27.
Judge superior court-Mott. "a;
Dare. I.
Prosecuting attorney-Pattee, o.
Senator-Cady, Il; Anderson, IL
Representative Barnard, IS;
Byers, 16: Hamilton. 10; Matthews
6; Moon, ..
County clerk-Warner. %.
County Sedgwick, Is.
Treasurer - Cole. 3; Coquillard
80: Jones, .; Mountain. 1.
Observation-Disclosures 9; Mes, 4;
Swanson, 4.
Sheriff-Duck. 21.
Coroner-Savery, 4: Wagner. %.
Surveyor-Leslie, 16.
Assessor-MocheI. 9; Moore. Il.
Commissioner eastern district
Crull. 10; Rose. u.
Commissioner (western district
-Brummit. 10; YOder, 9.
Councilman at large - Williams
l21.
Council-Warner. 10; Ostrom, IL
| Eggleston, 9.
Township Ticket.
Trustee-Egglest 9; kruger
10.
ssessor-Swartz, Is; Booth, 9
Woodruff. g.
Justice Of the peace - Hosinski
| 21; KOvacs, 20.
Standardization, 16 Martin
rs
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OLIVE TWP.-1st PCT.
Democrats

Congressman. 18th district -
Barnhart, So.
judge circuit court-Jackson. 20.
Judge superior court-MOntgOm-
cry. As: SCHNEIDER. Q.
Prosecuting attorney - Nye, "a;
Schwartz. IS.
Senator-HepIer. 46.
REPRESENTATIVE Dhoker. %; Cor
ski. 81: Goss, 81: Klinkner. is;
Segety. u; Weinke. Is.
County Clerk-Raab, %: Tellson,
Auditor-Mayr. %; Wolfe. 27.
Treasurer-Keller. so.
Recorder-Allardt, 20; Klysz. IS
Sheriff - Gully, "a. Niezgodzki
Is: Osborne. Il: Singler. ?
Coroner-Helman. -; Mcnamara
Vitou. 10.
Surveyor-McClellan. 81.
AssesSor-Truax. 81.
Commissioner eastern district
Beebe. 81; Fickenscher. g.
Commissioner western district
Miller SO; Price. Is.
Councilman at large-O'Brien, So
I MIX. 81.
Council-Neff. %; Mnliken. SIS.
Township Ticket.
Trustee-Hostetler 80. Jones.
Starrmyer, 81.
Assessor-Howker, %. Slocum
SIS.
Advisory board-Proud. 40: Nick
/ erson. as: Ness 40.
Precinct commissioner Trow.
bridge. 40.
Republicans.
Congressman. 18th district -
Hickey. 1872
Judge circuit court-Funk 49,
Judge superior court-Mott. g.
/ Dare IS.
Prosecuting attorney -Pattee. 12S
Senator-Cady So. Anderson. IS
Representative - Barnard, "A