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etendus. Nous etlonS 81 pres run oe
Pautre que ma tete frappa lie pied
du second ma1tre avec une violence
don't mes dents furent ebranlees.
Mais je fus lie premier a me rele-
yer, a Hands await a Sc degager du
cadavre.
La chute soudaine du cadavre men
faisait pas moins du pont un champ
de course absolument impraticable.
II me fallait trouver, ct u l'heure,
un autre moyen de salut, a NOR en-
nemi n'avait qua allanger lie bras
pour m'atteindre. Avec la rapidite
de reclair, je me jetai dams les hau-
bans de misaine, je grimpai sans per-
Dire une minute, ct je ne m'arretai
pour reprendre haleine QUEEN me
voyant arrive a la grande vergue.
La rapidite de mon action m'avait
sauve la vie, a lie poignard de
Hands, lance dune main f%urieuse
vint frapper les haubans a un demi-
pied a peine au-dessous de moi En-
regardAnt en- has, je Wis lie brigand
qui me considerait la bouche grande
ouAerte, hebete de surprise ct de d@s-
appointement, apres quot il ramassa
son arme.
Celia me donnait I'm moment de re-
pit. J'en proftai pour changer Ia
morce de Pun de mes pistolets, ct
me METRE en- devoir de recharger
complement l'autre.
Hands me Wit faire. II comprit
quill etait perdu sill me laissait lie
temps d'achever cette operation. Eft
aussito6t lie poignard aux dents, il Sc
hissa lourdement u les haubans,
puts commence de les monter, non
sans une peine infinie ct des gemis-
sements continus.
Mais tandis quill tra1nait ainsi
aprees lui sa jamie de bois, j'avais
tranquillement achieve mes prepara-
tits. II etait a un tiers environ de
son ascension, quand je m'adressai
a lui un pistolet de chaque main:
Monsieur Hands, un pas de plus
ct je vous brittle la ~cervelle, lui dis-je.
II s%,arreta. Je pus voir a l'expres-
sion de sa physionomie bestiale quill
essayait de refechir, ct celia lui cot
TAFT evidemment tant de peine, que je
ne pus m'empecher de rire tout haut.
Enfn, ~avalant deux gu trois fois
sa salive avant de parler, il common
ca, sa figure portant t%oujours la me-
me expression de perplexite extreme.
II fut oblige pour parler d'6ter lie poi
gnard de sa bouche, mails ne changea
pas autrement sa position.
Jim, me dit-il, NEST avis que
nous somme manche a manche, ct
quill vault mieux signer un traite. Je
t'aurais pince, sans cette damnee Sc
cousse; mais je mai pas de chance!
| Me voici done rebuilt a capituler, ct
c'est I'm peu dur, vois-tu, dun maltre
mariner a; un gamin CONNIE tot.
Je buvais ses paroles ct je souriais
dune oreille a ~l'autre, fer CONNIE un
cog sur la crete dun muir, quand SOU
dain, rejetant sa main droite en- arrie-
re, il ~s'arreta. Quelque chose siffa
CONNIE une beche en- PENDANT Pair. Je
sentis un coup, puts une douleur aigue
ct :je me trouvai CLIQUE au mat par
l'epaule.
Dams la douleur affreuse ct la sur
prise de ce moment,-je puts a peine
dire que ce fut par ma volonte, ct je
suis certain que ce fut sans viser,-
mes deux %pistolets partirent, ipuis
s'echapperent de mes mains.
lis ne tomberent pas seuls.
Avec un cri etouffe, lie miserable
lacha les haubans, quill tenait de la
main gauche, ct, la tete la premiere
SABBATH dams lamer.
XVII
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-22

L'individu atteint de dyspepsia @prou-
We une sensation de 1ourdeur, de p1eni-
tude de l'estomac, une sensation de
barre. Son repas ne passe pas,
CONNIE il dit. II est force de debou-
tonner son pantalon ct son gilet, tant
la preston occasionne de douleurs;
puts la maladie faisant des progress,
pendant chaque digestion il Sc produit
une augmentation tres notable de Pes
tomac; on volt Get organe qui Sc gon-
ae sous la preston des gaz; lie malade
baille, a des Quotations nombreuses;
sill remue ct s'agite, il entend dams son
estomac I'm bruit de glouglou dh au
choc des liquides ct des gaz. LIE ma
lade ne peut pas faire lie moindre exces
de table sans souffrir. II a auss~i solvent
des co1iques plus on moins fortes ct
quelquefois des vomissements. La pi-
tuite accompagne solvent la dyspepsia
ct ces chaleurs de 1'estomac augmen-
tent frequemment pendant la mutt; Les
douleurs wont solvent au occur ct Sc re-
pandent jusque dams les reins.
Mangez 1entement ct mastiquez bien
vos wires. VOLTA lie principal conseil
que nous demons aux dyspeptiques.
Mangez sec; les dyspeptiques dige-
rent mieux les solides que les liquides.
Ne mangez que des NETS faciles a d.
gerer.
Evitez les plats compliqu@s ct tres
riches. Ne mangez pas entire les repas.
Votre repas fni, prenez deux Pilules
Moro avec un demi-verre d'eau chaude
ct vous verrez QUEEN suivant ce regime
avec soin 1'Etat de votre estomac same
liorera tres vite ct que GUS guerirez de
votre dyspepsia CONNIE M. Adelard
Beaupre la fait.
Depuis quelque temps ma di-
gestion me fatiguait I'm peu ct,
parce que je n@gligeais de me
traiter, ellie dewitt de plus en-
plus mauvaise ct les malaises
augmentaient. C'etaient des gaz,
une sensation de boule qui me-
touhait, des tiraillements, des
brhlements ct des lourdeurs Dies
tomac, aussi DIES maux de tote,
des lassitudes continuelles ct des
besoins de dormir irr6sistibles.
J'ai pris des Pilules Moro qui
mont imm@diatement dome des
forces, ont peu a peu am6lior6
digestion. Au bout de peu de
temps lie me portals bien, ma di-
gestion @tait bonnie etj'etais tou-
jours dispose au travail."-M.
Beaupr@, Putnam, Conn.
ECRIVEZ-NOUS.-Si vous avez be-
soin de conseils, ecrivez-nous en- nous
Dormant des details sur votre maladie.
Par lie retour de Ia MALE, vous recevrez
de notre mEdecin des conseils qui vous
seront dune grande utilize.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente chez
tous les marchands de remedies. Nous
les envoyons aussi, par la poste, au Ca
NADIA ct aux Etats-Unis, sur reception
du prix, SOC une bofte, $3.50 six bottles.
Toutes les 1ettres doivent etre adres-
sees COMPAGNIE MEDICALE
MORO, 272, u Saint Denis, Montreal.
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Ecbo Sc
Minneapolis, lie % Fevrier 1918

M. Arnold Deslauriers, de Currie,
Mimi, est a lhopital st Barnabas Oh
il a subj ces jours derniers une ope-
ration des mains du DR. Laurent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-22

M. Charles Frame Went de subir
une grave operation des mains du
DR. Laurent. II est a l'hopital st Bar
nabas. Son etat est DIES plus salts
faisant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-22
"a CONTINUED

On peut Sc procurer du bon boudin
canadien fait par M. Nopoleon Latou-
relle lui-meme aux magasins de Ia
Minnesota Meat Co., 40 3eme rue
Sud, 725 Avenue Hennepin on 1409
Avenue Nicollet. On peut aussi Sc
procurer, outre les meilleures WAN
des a prix raisonnables toutes sortes
de p~oissons frais ct sales.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-22

Nine Henri Dubay qui a du subir
une operation, est en- bonnie vote de
convalescence. Ellie est a l'hopital
st Banrabas. LIE DR. Laurent a pra-
tique Ioperation.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-22

M. Alcide Couture, de Corcoran,
s'est soumis ces jours derniers a n
operation, des mains du DR. Laurent.
II est a lhopital St Barnabas.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-22

Les pilules Moro s0nt en- vente a
la ROSE DRUG CO., 3O3 Est-Henne-
pin Ave. Envoyees a toute adresse
par la MALE.
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A a%jouter a la liste des soldats de
la paroisse Notre-Dame de Lourdes
publiee dams lECHO, il Y a quelques
semaines:
GEORGES VEUILLEUX.
PRECILIEN VEUILLEUX.
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Abonnez-vous a PECHO DE LOU
EST, 81 par an.
LES RESTRICTIONS
DE M. HOOVER
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RAFT de la palissade, I'm immense bra
sier en- plein air, d'ol %provenait cette
lueur d'incendie.
"a CONTINUER)
The Keota news., 1918-10-11

c. H. Knipp and family left Thursday
for DesAoinss. Iowa, for the winter:
and Mrs. N. E. Trumbn and Mrs. Grant
Davis left the same day for Bedford.
Iowa, to make their home. Mr.. Davis,
with car load of immigrant movables.
left for that place today. A farewell
party was given for the Davis family
Monday evening. and another, for the
Knipps. was held Tuesday evening.
A. H. Currie traded his Ford this
week in part payment for Wilbur Wood
wards Saxon car.
While we are contribu ting generously
to the sufferers of the war, we must not
forget our own unfortunate blind at
home, who are having desperate battle
all their own. The United Workers for
the Blind Of Colorado have initiated .
worthy relief bill to be voted upon Nov
ember 6th and We feel that our citizens
generally will TX" the yes on it - .
Constructive and economic measure.
The Keota news., 1918-10-11
NOTICE Y0R PUBLICATION
DeD0St0e0t q ~ IntogSoP
a Land 0MAo n 0AnPifn~ C0loeaAo

U. 8. Land Ones. st Serling Colorado.
October 4. 1918.
Notiee = hereby sivss that Hector DmDass. of
ksots. coios.do who ca Apt 2. lea5, nsds
tioa q. Township 70 n. Ranse sew. Ell Pd.eipal
Mesiaan. has 6leb notice a intention 10 alake r.
above 1esesi6el before Ciyde l. Stanjey. Uai1od
States Conias1oass Il koota, Cojoeado, % the
18th day a Noveasbes t0t0.
holder. Wlnlaa More Charles e. lones, Chasies
w. Tte0biy. an q Keot1. Cnlns1do.
A. =. D10W1tO, 1AgltR.
The Keota news., 1918-10-11
Ds0a1tnsat q ~ In4sgSoe
q LAnA O0eA. ot 9t4linl ColoeoAe

October 8. 1918
NOTICE b hereby oven that Eva s. Seam. of
keoe1. Colorado. who. On Septeabet II. 1919.
1ade Homestead Entry sestal No Olol07. for SEt.
Townshio 10 n. Raase 50 W.. 6th kiacapei Msr:
dian. has Aled notice of iatentioe 10 make fiaal
Three Year PrcoG g estahai:h eiatn 70 d: i.ad
States Co@asiasiooes. 1t keota. Colombo. On the
20th day of Novembes. 1913.
Aasos Erjcirsoa WlllIam B. Seass, RoseIla Sears
4 ,. BROWNE, Rsgbssr.
The Keota news., 1918-10-11
Austin's
PUBLIC SALE
Dates

We will be able to take care of any
and al sales around Keota this summer
from now on. Employ the men you
know get the money for your stuff.
Make dates 1T Farmers State Bank or
with w. E. Burkholder, or telephone
Eaton l2O vt our expense.
AUSTIN BROS. Aucts.
The Keota news., 1918-10-11

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
Wants His Money Back

7 can thank Mr.. O'Brien. a neigh
Dor. for my recovery from severe collie
attacks and stomach trouble that
nearly forced ne to cross the river
Jordan spent thousands Of dollars
in the last nine years for doctors and
medicine and would have died but for
my neighbcr's advice TO use Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy. I wish I had the
money back I spent for other medi-
cine" It is a simple, harmless pre-
paratiOn that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
1llays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach. liver and in
festival ailments including appen-
dicitis- One dose will convince or
money refunded Kelly & Pollard,
Peoples Drug Store and druggists
ryvhere--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06

St Louis. No. Nov. 6.-Returns re-
ceived this morning show that judge
Sellen p. Spencer, Republican. had
been elected United States senator
over former governor Joseph ". Folk.
by an estimated majority of 10000:
that speaker Champ Clark has been
reelected by narrow margin and that
Missouri has lost three Democratic
seats in congress-
Returns indicate that North T. Cen
try (R-), won in the eighth over ". L
Nelson Cd; y. E Rhodes (R-), in the
18th and !. ". Mcpherson (R-), in the
18th.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
MONTANA.

Helena, Mont, Nov. 6.-Chance for
a Democratic gain in the house was
indicated today. showing Harry B.
Mitchell. Democrat, leading Carl Rid
dick for the seat Of Miss Jeanette
Rankin. candidate for United States
senator. Miss Rankin was running a
poor third to senator Thos. D. Walsh,
who has defeated Oscar VI. Lanstrum.
Republican. it appears. The returns
tabulated from $40 precincts in 1149
showed: Walsh. 26.474; Lanstrum, 3D.
01S; Rankin, 1851
In the first congressional district,
congressman John N. Evans. Demo-
cratic incumbent. had a lead OF less
than 1000 over Frank B. Linderman,
Republican, and in the second district,
Carl Riddick, Republican, had a slight
lead over Harry B. Mitchell, Demo-
crat, in the votes tabulated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06

= New Hampshire-xBurroug R;
! xWason. r
New Jersey-xScully, D; Reagan, D;
xHamill, D: xBrowning, R; xHutchin-
son, r; xRadcliffe, r; xRamsey, R;
( McGlennon. d. Minahan. D.
J New York-xSanders. r: Mac
/ Gregor, r; Mead, D; Reed, R; xSan-
ford. r: xParker, r; xSnell, r;
! xDempsey, r; Cullen, D; xRowe, R;
I Johnston. D; xAiaher, D: xCleary, D:
! o'Connell, D; HILL r; xLa Guardia,
{ d: ELunn. D; HOughton. r; Goldfogle.
I Ivan. d, IDoOling, D; xThos- +. Smith,
Z u; xCarew, D; Rowan, D; xSiegal, D:
: NDonovan, D; xGriffin, d; xAIcKiniry,
! u, NHiclzs. II; xWard, r; xHusted. r:
Pell, jr., D; xHaskell, K.
North Carolina-xSmaI. D; xKitch-
in. D; xPou. d; xGodwin, D: xRobin-
son. D; xDoughton, D; xWebb, D:
Brinsom. D: xStedman, D; xWeavcr.
ID; XAlagee. r; xLuther ". Mott, K:
NCaldwell, Il.
North DaNota-1Young. r; Sin
clair, Z: xBaer, r
Ohio-Foster, r: xCooper, r: KIM
erson, r; xLongworth. R: Stephens,
R; Moore, R; Ricketts,, r; xMcCul-
lOch, r; xAshbrook, D: xWelty. D:
Murphy. p; Thomson, R; Davay. r;
Cole, K; xGard, d. Kearns, D; xFess,
R; xSherwood. D: xBrumbaugh, D.;
Begg, r; Mooney. D; Bablza, D.
Oklahoma-xMorgan r; xHastinZs
D; xCarter. D; xA1cKeown. D; xThomp-I
son. D; xFerris. d; xAIcClintic, D.
oregon-xHawley, R; xSinnott. r;
Macarthur. R.
observation-disclosures. R; Wall
ters, r; xCrago, r; Burke, R: Ware,
xGraham, r; xMoore, R; xEdmonds,
+; xCostello, R; xDarrow, r; xButler,
r; xWatson, R; xGriest, R; xDewalt,
D; xAicFadden. R; xKiess. r: xFocht,
R; xKreider, R: xRobbins r; xTern-
pie. r; xSteele, D: xStrong. r. xPorter.
X: Kelly, r; xMorin, R: xCampbell, R;
Rlber. +: Carpenter, r; Hulings, r;
NFarr, r; xRose, R: Shreve, r;
xLesher, D; Jones, r: Kendall, R
South Carolina-An seven Demo- !
Gratis, xWhaley, xByrnes, xDominicl.
xNicholls. xStevenson, xRagsdale, |
xLeoer. elected.
Tennessee-xSells. r; x8Ioon. D.
xHul. D; xDavis. D; xByrne. D; xPad-
Eett D; xSims, D; xGarrett, D: xFish- /
er, D; xTayIor. r.
Texas-AlI IS Democrats reelected |
without opposition They are: Eugene !
Black. John c. Cox James Young,
sam Rayburn, Hatton ". Summers, /
Rufus Hardy, Clay Stone Briggs, Joe |
H. Eagle, J. J. Mansfield, James P. /
Buchanan, Tom Connaily, James c. /
Wilson, Lucian ". Parrish, Carlos 4
Bee, John y. Garner. Claude 3. Huds- i
peth, Thos. L Blanton, Marion Jones. /
Cox, Briggs, Mansfield, Parrish, Bee
and Hudspeth are new men.
ltah-xMays. D; xWelling, D.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, R; xDale, r
NiTginN-xBland, D; xHolland. D.
Montague, D; xWatson. D: xSaunders.
D; Glass, D; xHarrison, D; xCarlin.
D. xSlemp, r; xFlood, D.
West Nirginia-xNeeley. D: xBowers.
+; XReed. r; xWoodyard, r; Cody
koontz. R: Echols. r.
Washington-xHadley. r; xAIiller,
R; xJohnson. r; Summers, P: web,
ster. p
Wisconsin-xEsch, R; Nelson. R.
zzBrowne, R; Lampert. P; 8Ionahan,
~ Berger, S; Kleczka. R: xVaight, R.
Wyoming-xMondeIl r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
NeD COngressmenAnd TheirPoEtics


! IATASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. Con
w gressmen, whose election wa
certain early Wednesday afternoon
are given below. the before a name
indicating reelection, the D and F
after the name indicating Democrat
or Republican
Alabama-McDuffie. D; xDent, D
xsteagan, D: xHeflin. D; xOliver, D
xAlmon, D; xBankhead, D; xHud-
dIeston. D; xBlackmon. D; xBurnett
IN.
! Arizoua-xHayden, D.
Arkansas-xCarraway, D; xOldfield,
Z D; xrillman, d; xWingo, d; XJacoway,
Z ID; xTayIor. d; xGoodwin, u.
alifornia-xLeak, d; NRaker, d;
xCurry. r, xKahn. r; xNolan, r;
NElston. r; xOsborne, +; xkettne-D;
NRandall. D.
Colorado-Eaile. r. xTimberlake,
r: Hardy. r; xTaylor. D.
observation-disclosures D; NF'ree-
man, r. xAIerritts ana xGlynn, K.
Elorida-All four Democrats, Drane.
Clark, Smithwitch and Sears. elected
ACCOMPLISHMENTS xPark, D;
xCrisp, D; NWrights D, Upshaw, d:
xWise. D. xBrand, D; xNinsOn, d.;
KEEL. D
ulinois-xCannon. r. mckinley, R;
NRaiuey, d. NFoster, D. xSterling, r.
Ira {. Copley, Fuller, Mckenzie,
Graham; UGaLagher, D, Chindblom,
r: MADDEN, r: xMcAndrews, D:
xRainey. d: xBritten. r; xJuul. R;
XAIaun, R; xMason, r. Yates. r; XVIII
son. r: liking, r; kirkland, R;
XWheeler, R; NRodenberg, R; xT. s.
Williams. r; xDenison. p
Indiaua-XPurnelL r; XElliott, r,
XWoOd, R; XFairfield, +; xCox, D;
XDixon, D; xVestal. r; xKraus, r;
LuhrinE. r.
Iowa-xGreene, r; xDoweu. p;
xGood, R; Haugen, r; Boies. R.
Kansas-xAnthony, r; Strong, r;
R; Hoch, r; ECampbell, R;
xLittle R; White. r.
kentucky-xBarkley D; xkinche-
loe, D; xJohnson, D: xRouse. d; XCan-
trill, D; KLEIN d: NFields, d; XLang-
ley, r; Robson, r; zThomas, D; Og-
dan. R
Estopinal. Dupre, Martin, Watkins,
Wilson, sanders, Lazaro and Aswell,
elected
3IaryIand-zCoady, D; xLinthicum,
Observation-Disclosures r: xRog-
ars, p: xLufkin. xAndreWs, r: xAIudd. I
R; Zihlman, p; xGallivan, D; Wal l
than, Z; XDallinger. r; xPaige, r; /
r; xWinsIow, R: Fitz- I
gerald, d; xTinkham, r: xFuller, r /
Michigan-xKely, r; xCramton. P; /
ZFordney, r: xMapes. p; xDoremus, I
D; xCurrie, r; xHamilton, r; xNich- I
OILS. R
Observation-Disclosures, r; xVol- I
stead, p; xMiller K; xSteenerson, R; /
1arse. Independently.
1Iissouri-xIEoe, D; Bland. D; ]
R; xKuntson, r; Ellsworth, I
r; xVan Dyke, D.
8Iississippi-All eight Democrats, /
Jaulder, Stephens, Humphreys, Sisson, ]
Tenable, Johnson. Quinn and Golfer, I
elected
Nebraska-xReavis. r: Jefferis, R;
Evans, r; Mclaughlin. r; xKinkaid. |
R; Andrews, p
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06

normal Republican vote in the agri-
cultural counties, although he is
running slightly behind Gov. Albert Z.
Sleeper. Soldiers at Camp Custer,
who voted by mail. favored Newberry
two TO one, according to Wayne Cor
tens.
For governor the vote from 142 pre-
einets give sleeper (R), 1885;
Bailey Cd, 6315.
Early returns indicate the reelec. ion
OF all the II Republican congressman.
The state only has IS congressman,
two OF them Democrats.
Returns from so precincts show a
slight majority in favor Of the SUI
frage amendment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord. y. H. Nov. 5.-The closing
Of the polls in New Hampshire made
early returns from today's election
meagre- An increased Democratic
vote was noted in some OF the towns
in the southeastern part Of the state.
Bartlett CR), for governor, carried the
city Of Portsmouth by slightly less
than 400 votes over Martin Cd.
Returns from 100 towns and wards
out Of 2s4 in New Hampshire give:
For United States senator, short
term-Moses (R), $500: Jameson Cd.
1874.
Returns from 125 towns for COVER
nor give.
Bartlett R). 1884; Martin CD. TO-
259-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Gratis captured a seat in the United
states senate from Massachusetts, yes
lerday, when former Gov. David /.
walsh was elected by a plurality Of
1s,sOS over senator John ". Weeks.
Inc vote OF the state complete was:
Walsh Cd, 206.7IO: Weeks (R.1. 49,
s02; Thomas W. Lawson G), $4,000
Lieutenant governor Calvin Coolidge
(R-), was elected governor by a plu-
rality Of 17,1f7 over Richard H. Long
Cd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. 6.-IncompIete
returns compiled by the Lincoln Daily
star, show Republican congressman
have been elected in all six OF the
states districts
Congressman Lobeck Cd, was de-
teated for reelection by A. W. JEFF
ferris (R). The third and fifth Ne
oraska districts are still officially in
doubt, returns this morning indicat-
ing the probable defeat Of congress-
man Don V. Stephens CD, by r. Z.
Evans (R.). in the third and the prob
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06

including New York city. give for gov
ernor:
Whitman CR). 9s5.sss: Smith CD.
9S4.S76.
This puts Smith in the lead BY IS
$50.
Complete returns from New York
city for governor give Whitman Cal-
@S4.044; Smith Cd. 542.62L
The missing upstate districts usual
" are Republican and returns from
Continued on page .. column -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
REPUBLICANS IN
COLORADO WIN
Elect Governor and U. S.
Senator; Republicans to
Control Congress.
toonfiaued from page l.

senator John F. Shafroth and Thomas
y. lyman, Democrat
While the Democratic leaders were
not conceding defeat. Republican
headquarters issued a statement
claiming the election Of Mr.. PhiDps TO
The senate and the entire state ticket
by from 10000 to $4,000 majority
Returns from more than ralf Of
the state showed that Phipps has de-
deated ShafrOth by more Juan lo,UUJ,
and that Shoup has been elected over
lyman by more than 10000
The Republicans have elected three
cOngressmen-Nai Timherlake and
Hardy In the fourth district re-
turns still are too meager to give
an idea Of the result between Edw-r
T. TaTylor, incumbent Democrat, and
Strand At. Logan
At midnight. P L Holland. chair
nan o. the Republican state central
committee. issued the following state
ment:
we have carried the state by from
10000 10 25. 900 majority and the en-
tire state ticket has been elected We
elected Vale for congress in the first,
Timberlake in the second and indica-
tons favor the election Of Hardy in
the third. The returns are incomplete
from the fourth district. but if the
vote continues TO shape up as it has
come in thus FAR. Logan viii defeat
Taylor. Indications are that Shoup ]
viii have q slight lead over Phipps. .
-Sho'-5 arid FL Paso county by from 4
$50 - see
The state ticket is running along
with the congressional ticket and the !
DEMOCRATS have an even break IN /
some cases
Thos. J. lyman for governor is run
ming behind Shafroth.
OF the Is results. on ballotinE for
in the state legisla-
ture reported, the Republican nomi-
nees had won T.
Pueblo county was the first 70 re-
port figures on the amendments. In
80 precincts Of Pueblo county all five
carried by substantial
margins.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
MICHIEAN-

Detroit. Mich, Nov 6.-Tuesday's
election for United States senator in
Michigan has narrowed down to a nip
and tuck race with Lieut. Com. Tru-
man H Newberry, Republican, main
tanning a narrow lead over Henry
Ford, Democrat.
4 careful compilation made by The
Associated Press based on returns
from practically rs percent Of the
precincts in the state gave Newberry
17S,105, and Ford 1851
Commander Newberry received the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06

Wilmington. Del, Nov. 5.-Dr.
Lewis Heisler Ball, Republican. was
today elected United States senator
from Delaware by 500 or 500 over the
incumbent, willard Salisbury, Demo
craL
DR.. Caleb layton, Republican, was
elected to congress over the incum-
bent. Albert F. Polk. by approximate
y the same majority.
The Republicans VIII probably con-
troll the legislature.
Wilmington. Del. Nov. sc r Lay
ten. Republican, for congress, has 36S
majority over Congressman A +.