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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 7, 1912 · page 8

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”Real Estate—Jews, Country and Share

'Upstelri Over the South Narwalk

 

Tourists “PoIi’cy
United States. Vtflguds and ‘World

errors you *b'n'gguge sgquet any 111101
“at risks. In tire, theft, lightning.

novigutlon bud transportation, while 1‘

in transit by, or in the custody or any
rnilroed,c.~1pl‘eeu, monster. transpor-
cotton or of irny Stenmship (30,, etc.

TAYI OR 81 GOLlIEN

Insurance of All Kinde.
Telephone 1230.
Trust Co. .. 87-91 Washington at,

south 'Norwalh. 601111;»
PUBLIC .STENDGRAPHER.

 

 

 

DIIIBIRS Mill JUIIISHIPS

lcsut and which one $8.000 e y

‘Iiout‘ years is the cities of tax corrupts
slonen William H. Corbin oi Hartford
‘now occupies it and he may be re- up I

pointed.

The term oi Holden 10 Averill titer

 

commissioner of domestic nil-filtrate
‘ also explloe next y or. Ills is the
limo who faced charges recently gl‘oWw ‘
ling out or the inspection of animals

“Ila": infect d with Iilundere
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lpnyrs 2,000 11 your.

N~W ‘1

Landslide or Tuesday Likely to
Bring Sonia Big Changes in
State at Connecticut

That there will be an errort made?
‘to get. 11 new churter
INcw Iiuvon through the next legislat-
Inns in (ertuln. William S. Purdue will
ll;e one of the New Haven represents
Itlvm; in the lower house and he will
inrobnbly be asked to chew up an in

sir urneut which Will be free item tech

nloelltics, from duplications and from
:provisions which can) be easily evnd

“I“ WI” BE “Emmi“. one of the "things which the local

tier ornocrncy will demand in 11. charter
Iproposcd is the greatest) measure Iol’

 

.. One coufity Commissioner and home role so that New Haven will not

1pc aorupolled to go to Hartford every
. Otlices to he Fllled Itime it needs a Iitle extra money.
.. That, of course, could be citccted bl‘
Here are some of the things wlrlch a. provision allowing the city to issue

 

no. otilcoI Likely Candidates for Fuel-
New Haven Charter. (I

for the city of I}

WIISIIIIS IIBINII

”mu—In wow-1

Bryan is Mentioned A11 Prohibit:
Secretary 111 State .... other?

lions in Next President's 011i .
clal Family .

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‘Pnrucsrrolv. u. 11.», Nov 7.-——-“Ghoice
of his official inrully"»—th‘b Cubluotw'

faced President-elect Wilson today.

Wilson has run-tie no promises. But
lending Democrats hilly that several ap-
pointments were considered as practice
ally settled.

These are:

William J. Bryan, as Secretary. of
State.

Dr. Harvey W Wiley former chief
chemist, as Secretory of Agriculture.

.rioouia D. Brandeis, the Boston attor
nay, as Attorney-General.

W lliism ‘G McAdoo, vice-chairman of ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

FRIDAY will be one or the best days or

 

 

 

 

 

will probably follow the democratic Illrouds up to 11 certain percentage of the Democratic National Committee, is . ' _ I '

E. S. Hlne, of New Rochelle. was the grand not on 11101103911 in the bill also slated for aCablnet portfolio, eith-

 

' at Covanagh 1;; Rose.

I ‘ tion.

or Pyth‘tlrs‘will hold its weekly busi-

1in town yesterday on business

1le Mayor Ferdinand B. Smith left.
Norwalh today for Bermuda, where he
expects to pass the winter. ~

Keep warm in pajamas this winter
on cold nights. Special sale on them
See ad. page 5.

 

The work oi erecting the steel con-
struction tor the electrification oi the
railroad is In progress through this sec-

'l‘he Central l.ill)01 Union will hold
in; ssnrl-‘r‘nonthly business meeting this
cvenhrgin the labor iyccurn in Wash-
ington street.

M

Olivcii‘branclr Lodge, No. til, Knights

‘landsllde in I-Connecticut on Tuesdai‘:

Ition into otiice of a democrat to sue-l meme.
iceed James

commissioner
for [our years.

The appointment and the installs ;dr'1wn “D by the chnmber °f com

I
H MnchnuId 1,151.“, .y] Another provision in any charter
salary 35,000 a your legislation proposed will be the elec
'tion of the city court judges by the
Tire naming of a democratic county ’,De0pie and it is absolutely certain that >
commissioner to succeed John, W. Senator- elect lsbell will. propose an
Wilkinson, ’onrendment doing awn-v with present
. The appointment of a justice “till-Darth“ control or the police do-
the supreme court to succeed ChletI partment.
Tnstice F. B Hull and mo judges of! Governor Baldwin has reiterated his
the superior court to succeed Judges ‘deslre for u change in the method of
Marcus H Holcomb and Ralph representation and it is a possibility
Wheeler All three of these will reach' .that Is constitutional convention may
the age limit or; 70 years duly“; the be called for the purpose of discussing
next mo years- the whole matter of consritutlonsl
A division of the ofliccrs or thel“‘5’f‘”‘-m
New Haven city court between theI Another matter which may furnish
democrats and the republicans tone of the big debts of the session
The appointment of some one other ‘ will be the attempt to carry out. the

or as Poetmsster-Gcnerut or as Sec
rotary of War. Josephus Daniels. nu-
tter-cl committecman of North Cnrolh
us and Chairman ot the Democratic
Publicity Bureau. is also regarded as a
likely choice for Postmaster General
Chairman McCombs of the National
Committee. it is reported will not be
called to the Wilson cabinet. but will
be taken care qt in some other capacity
it he desires. His health is poor and
he lg expected to avoid any heavy or
confining work I
For Secretary of the Treasury. Ron I
constitutive 'A. Mitchell Palmer Wilson
is odor in Pennslyvanis 11nd Represen l
totivo WIlii'uln C. Redfleld of New
',Yorl1 are generally regarded as lgnd- l
in train Willi'onsconsiderstiou. Itsedilcld1

 

 

Come in Tomorrow and look around. Many
surprises in store for you

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

unsure. lltlTE 111 TIIE
neutron routes

continued tron: First. ram,

less certoin indicnIIOns during the
night bf landing in the list of Wilson

‘7‘” MW” "0'" ”‘9 "”59 Mm" ‘1 lelectoral votes; while South Dakotas

Is also talked of tor Secretary of Com-I

returns showed 11 general trend

rose with but a narrow margin be
tween the candidates; while South De
kota. still a doubtful state, apparently
had turned towa'rds Roosevelt on the
later returns.

 

 

Forum of the

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emu uttlrorum

DOS ANGELES, 0111.; Nov. 7.--Pro-
massive leaders claimed today a large
enough plurality for Roosevelt in no!
Angeles County to overcome the state

 

than John iv‘; Gunshanu‘un as a mem-lpmmise 0' the democratic platform'

plurality given Wilson on the face or
her of the State Tuberculosis com 'm‘ legislation for the ciecthn o:

‘h‘zlsgniccgng this evening in its hall in late returns.

msrce andIstor. Labor Commission tow word 11 Roosevelt plurality This
.Ch‘arles I.P ’.Nelll is also a poslbillty for would give Wilson 425 and Roosevelt

 

 

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‘ ly business meeting this evening in its
~ quartersiri The ‘Armory. '

1 Fridoy, November. 8, at 3 p. .m.

I “ The monthly business meeting oi the
‘ .50, ttr Norwallt Fife Police wil be held

 

McKinley Command. Spaniel) Amer-
iIon ‘War veterans will hold its mouth-

} The Women's Christsln 'i‘errrperance
Union will meet at the home of Mrs.
Hurry Byingtonnlni Lincoln avenue.

this evening in its rooms in the library
building in Washington street.

-- Pomboy":—Itbe cigar that made ‘

Writer street in Norwslk so famous.
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. salary 04,000.11 you for tour :yesrs.

.t’ood commissioner to; -

mission-salnrh 32. 500 a your for six Icounty commissioners by the "60°19
years l'l‘he plan will he fought bitterly by
The appointment of a democrat to the county commissioners all. over
succeed. Edward C. Silencer of Old ”‘9 5mm
Suybrook .as a member of the shell
flsii cornmisslon~selury. $500 a your
for (our years,
The appointment of h dairy and
succeed Hu-
ot’I North; Hevou~

 

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sovenuoas Etcgreo.
Colorado—«Elias M Almone. Dem.

 

Dem.
hert II‘. Potter,
Dem .

Flortds~Psrlt 'l‘rsmmel. Dem
locum—James H Howler. Dem
.lllinorlswEdwsrg F. Dunn, Dem.
Incident—Samuel M; Anlston, Dem
lows-Fidwerd G. Dunn; Dem. '
Kansas-Arthur Cappernnem.
MassachusettswEhgene Fess. Dem.
Michigan—Wood-brldge N. i-‘errll.

. The. appointment or srsuccessOr to
William 'H. Corbin. of Hartford, as
state tax commissiorreréoutsrl' 33.000
11 your 'tor‘tour. yours. ‘ \

The appointment of a successor to
Heurun, 0. Averill oi wnehington Do
not. state commissioner of domestic
animals—«salary; 32,000 a year ‘lor

. ryland. Gardner of Maine and Culber-

thst portfolio.
1 Representative .
lcampslzn general for Wilson. to gener-
ielly considered assured of a cabinet
'lob. with changes favoring his taking

‘ 94.
Bllrieson of Texas, i

a

Success of Woman Suffrage.

A by- -pbsss ot the general election I
that became Imowu today was the .

Ithe Nnvy or Interior Department desk success of~ Womeu' s courage to tour

I Tom Pence, newspaper correspou-g

Conneoucut~SImeon E Baldflmldent and Wilson publicity man is talk

ed at for fiecrctsry to the President.

or the five plates where constitutloml
amendments were submitted to the
people. The victory at the women

Delaware-Whom! M M0“°®““1:Muy‘02 Newton suite: at Clevels‘od 1a was complete In Kan-at. Armor 11nd

feuotber £1ng hi. to be considered {oi-Imam; .0116 roturus from Oregon»

.- Ithe, job at tuittlc President. "
1 Several Senators. including O‘Gor

. men oi New York 1.111111 1.611 of Tense;

see. Clare (1! Oklahome Rayner of Mo

11011 of Tennis have been mentioned;
as cabinet ,poulbilltiee but ttlII xencw

rally beiiovod that Wilson will not re-

indicated the," bed hueceoded there
also; white from Wisconsin come re-
turns showing the declslv. detest or
the equal surmise proposal.
Wilson’s Popular Vote. .
Estimates of the populur vote
polled by Governor Wilson raged

Political Arena

. WILSON GARRIES IOWA.

DES MOINES, 111., Nov. 7.—-Repul)ii-
can and Progressive lenders concede
that. Wilson has carriedthe‘stste.» but
slowness. In counting andthe Interest
in the gubernatorial situation has‘ipree
ventodIthe compiling arse-tool figures.
Fudlowlngr s dayln‘. which election so

 

 

timotes has! hauled E. c. Dunn. nemo‘ .

crut, us governorrths receipt or “actual
figures from sularae percentage of the
counties showed George W Clarke,
Republican, leading by a smell ma-
lorlty

With 73 oountiea secouuted for and
accurate totals at hand the figures

 

Figures compiled by therrogresslvo
headquarters give Roosevelt a. plural-
lty of approximately: 21,000 in the en-
tire ocunty, while those compiled by
election (Idiots-is make Roosevelt’
plurality nearly six thousand lower.

Should other returns further redo .

the present plurality, it is probabl‘

the omclui ocunt will be required II
this countyto determine the complex
ion at Califorhdo's electoral vote.

 

socIALlsr vote
HEAvY. ‘

HELENA, Mont. Nov. 7.--—Two oi
ments that develped today with - .
report of additional returns from ~ . .
tone. were the heavy Socialist. vote 1

MANTANA

St: t in b1 .01 cle, (tom 11 thro 11 men millions during the the state and the feet that Rooseve
1 111111» :1 (lireclf‘ogst'tml [hold its 112:0- tour years mg: (I l 0 Fire I) 1 "u“ “3' “I’m“ members trom "“3 11».qu was io’und impossible to I'Iln-| ”00d am” 13199! Dunn. 125.960 now lesds 'l‘stt for second plec’e. T _I
~; 1110111.th business meeting this evening These are some of the possibilities: Re neonate—~19. “”1 - ‘ r or Senate. because of the shill“ Democra pute with any accuracy the popular TOM REILLY‘S VICTORY '3 A BIG Socialist vote cast for Lewis Dun... . ‘5
r" 111113111111 in Wushiu ton street. A “9“ mm" 1°” me my “I N" p‘ . - II“ mm“ mm , vote or any of the presidential can. for sovernor far exceeded the we '
' 3 lie 11 Missourl~Eliiott W. Major Dem. 0th .- mu}, m; ohieit u said to I ONE. .
‘ M m ' - u t -—s ' 1‘ ‘ v '81 art e m a a “W“ “MI 1‘ w‘“ I” " “mm” °' To the third congressional district M “b"
'...'l‘l1'e semi-monthly business meeting A CDMIIWIW“! convention ‘9 d" on sun smile. ' ow Vb. 0‘“th timber are NIIIOnaI Conn days until "10 counting Of the ““99" The heads of the Democratic tic "
. 0r south-Norwelk Council. 1.10~ [253,011 cuss the advisability or changing Dam. mtttecmeu III. e. Cummings or Btam- Hon. Thomas L. Reilly won by a pin- I

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. street. 1_

'FI‘IIivpimitv “20.

Knlgmo‘or‘cmumrms will be held this
arching; In . its hall. in ‘ Washington

 

 

 

 

Nebraska—John H Morehaod Dem

New Ilampchircwit‘ Worcester.
“Alli

New YorkWWilllnm Suit“. Dem.

the present form of representation.
Macdonald To Go.
The retirement of Highway Com-

tord, Conn; oz-Meyor W. Guthrie at
Pittsburgh Col. Robert. Ming, bout»
tuna- Notional Committoemeu: Repro

 

cornered contest in the Interact.
Ittlteo is concluded and to occur-ate
tabulation oi the popular vote made
possible.

rainy of 3,343 votes. Here are the tig-
ures: ‘
Hender-

 

maintain a commending land until
‘ince or the late returns. Three bu
dred 11nd slxty~eipbt prgc lncts out .
918 In 17 at the

 

 

In in ' I '1' N 11 1 Tilson horny son . 3 ”MI“ I“
“mm . ' missioner lorries III. Mucdonaid ls Ion e vs enry o oxen: a one ‘ - - » tuna give WM“ ”51.1.3“ 8129
There will be a business (nesting of considered a foregone coitciuslon. He - NDNI‘ 04’0“““1MI‘0 CNIBI Dom Committee'mnn Weds Ind Jam 3 Sub fluid to Look Majority Ovlr AIL. IN” Haven 7161 9482 2861 Roosevelt. 11,658; “:50“ 4. 3 5 6
Trinity Branch of the. Girls’ Friendly 13 not now holding the office by M, Ohio—James 10.0011. Dem liven of Iowa; Gov. IBurlte of North Assertions were made today "01“ Bethany ‘11 47 ' 6 , I . ,
society. this evening. at the Parish pointrneut but because hi1. successor “Rhoda Islands-Arum J Bothier, ”“0“ and NatiouulCommltteeman" . It?!“ a“? who: on offprt‘ “M 223nm 2:: :1: .. ”g REPUBLICAN PARTY DEAD .‘l
hull. It is asked that all membt‘rs 80- has not born appointed lllld n roved. 9” B. Lynch «LMInncgotu. n to e 3‘ or We musty e“ NORTH OAROLIN .' '
tend. 11 is probable thnt tiov. 11111111312, who 30“"! “m“m‘wm L“ mm”) --‘ popular vote scores. that Governor East Havenr .. 192 89 53 ASIIEVILE, N. (1.. Nov. Igneous
mode the ripm‘lttl law, passed ’by the Dem. I LECTURE 0" BIRDS. WM“ “9‘ not secured a molarlty Guiltord 226 258 67 oi” its follow to poll 50,000 votes 1

'“Wmafi R Mnrshnll, ”’9 “09‘1“” loot legislature to Ion-u ilncdonuld, South. Dakots~Frenlt 9‘ Yarn, Norwsllr 'bird lovers will leave an oi of u“ ”0‘“ cost throughout chottlsmden 309 317 2“ 'l‘ucsdny’e gubernatorial election, t:
(loot elect of the United Hinton Is 11 n I (I from 8. Median I70 96 31 .
‘ t . one of the insurer o'i' tho comprrlgn. 9‘" . portunlty to attend an illustrated loo country. Estimates "mg“ 1 “ r Republican party in North Carolina,
”"I‘I‘m" “WEI“ 0' Mm Jon“ W. Shud- will rwnd Inc. rillllnlllllllol‘rl or his 1111c TennesseeoBentou Ii. McMillan. tore on birds at the Norwulk Illzh small majority of oil votes, to figures’MsI-Iden 1010 3080 100.) “officially dead“ according to sin.

b , a . . . I ‘
wolluurtrqd hirsi‘wmlnnr ii. Wilkins, ohm”... m the “highly"... pm.” in the Dem. (‘ i it it School on Friday evening. November nearly- 1.000.000 below a urolority..rllt'ordB r m :3: of: 20; (11 cuts mode by local ”we". Th
"I" l . WW“ -% .. scallion null 1111111111» appointment will afflir'i ll. 1‘: 32““ T” Hodge 16111.1“ So'clocll. There will be over The'popular “maimwet’n W: db‘!:IN::: “’36: 2‘2 1;; '30 state that. :1 law of the state .., .

'l‘lII» il‘lltI'P munlnliico oi (lourt ltd. ’K’ “WWW-V “'"IWWI- “5”"; n o ‘ ’ one hundred lantern slides from new “0 way we“ '5 91°“ 0“! r 01 10 72% 71M 4:“ from recognition any political IDA. '
1111111111) Du tnrioio Foresters ol' Aincrl Th" urn) ”r M'" “1 Wilkinson, Pron. y ‘ turn by Wilbur F. Smith. tho come complete control 0' the electoral c '1 range ‘ _ which did not pull 50,0110 voice In
N met “I lllWl‘fl‘il‘hfiatrv burner “Imp 111111111 I I-nmi: III'lnm: i-'11 \‘ow lihvtur “9’" Virginia-«VI, R. Thompson. warden for Fuirflold County. One half 199° lhouid it show “a total to be Wallingtord 718 90" 2” prcvi one oloction.’1‘homne Settle, '
1-131 owninodt which timetbc commit» 111111111. “WW“ “m ~“““ ““4 ‘I “l Re”: R the continuicmpoclty ot the hall bus “’9’ "‘3” that 0‘ the combined V0“ Wood-bridge 82 38 lililllllflll candidate :ior governor.
hw‘ for ”h; ufl'tllr were nppuinlod. prolrnirlr lllitl iiilllit‘ hurt or (1 (incl will Winconuln—«F’. E' McGovern, on. been reserved for the Ma“ “hook and for Roosevelt Md Tait ' __,__ y W‘ "W” ‘ ,0“de iced “um 35.000 voice and II

I I!“ I'H'l'itlruwi winI 1' 31.1 i‘ . Ilcurvurutu “M Pm” the other portlon will be «tor the gen- 1219’“ 10,334 “”22

A hour It: ll‘ltlllltlll or ihomornbcre or “ii! In» 14.1” 11 .. 11l'1,(1111lt(m m. ”m
"I'rlulty thumb of tho tllrls I-‘riomllyil'dunly 11:11111111io',1t1111
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The young butt: :1 ”no.

nmlcly ulimulml 1h.- Conicrclrco
elm) of tho it. F. l-l.. held ill ill.
church in i-"linminl‘rl weioldny
11 mn 111111 livvlilliii
TM! Ill till II III: I hull till Itxcrlituri limo

01111111 to 11-111. tiny or 11l;.hi.
turnips illutul' i‘mnprmy.

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1.1...1 l . ,, at» .lI‘Iuvntil.
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REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR IN WEST
VIRGINIA.

WHI‘IEIINQ, .W. VB., NOV. 73““RB'
turns st. 1111 curly hour this morning
truth are 111111 Wilson's plurality OVet‘
lloourlnit. wIlii hr about 30,000 in Well
f. It 1) m“? m ‘ 11.1w- ,1 M ‘1 Illinois. and that ilotheld.llop11bli-
" ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘" "1,-11111. in blurred governor by about Iii.-
W ‘ m 1m" "” “’l‘mluou plurality over Thompson. Damn
(it; Ill il pl 1111s, for (rut
”If: h" WW ”I ‘ ‘9 "‘ 11.111); Reports from counties in the flute
" I!” I"; “ :1 “”"““‘ "7’" In" bulimic that the next legislature will

”“m'w’!” I111,- controllcd by Republicans ,Thsir
"ELEM” amwmm‘m minority oil joint ballot in tweu’tl’.
":“I ' "“3 1“” ”“""I’”I’I whim insures the election or it Re-

As the honor in
i‘cjill'lllt‘iil :11.l lilo submit» dimnoruilc
moot I... "1111111 mm 111' 11 (111111-
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oral public, curds oi Invlwttonlbelns
Issued to those who would like to at-
tend. ‘

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'l‘wlnges or rheumatism. hdlzkoche.
silt! joints and shooting pains all
show your kidneys are not working
right. Urinary irreculnrltles, loss or
linen, Inervounnesu. week buck and
sons kidney: tell the need oi 11 good.
reliable kidney medicine. Foley Kid
nay pills on tools. strengthening nod
Wartime. They build up the kid
nave and regulate their notion. They
will give you quick relief and contain

flaw—m

Many surprises!

Thorn woreltnuny surprises through
but the day (1nd night hurt) in the
tiny New Hampshire. first (rodltrd to
'i‘utt. went definitely ill-Io the Wilson
(autumn with o mniority (ILIIIIOIII 1,1100
lol‘ the democrhtlc candidate. Returns
from tdnho. which conic in scuttorlnit
iortn surly youterdny, favored Wli
sun so strongly on to Monte tim bclict
that it would give him its electoral
vote but lute roturnu mode it the
Win! state it) 111 (Iliii’ hi I'm Plural
dent Tait.

Roolflvclt (Darrin lillnol'l

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THE. VOTE IN MICHIGAN.

Illi‘i’l‘ROl’l‘, Mich», Nov. 7.-~»Un to
1:30 11. 111.. today complcto returns on
the prcsldcntioi vote hod boon to
ccll’cd from only sixteen of tho eighty-
three counting in Michigan. to n. totnlr
notinrntcd .voic oi“ 560000. licosovolt's;
plurullty probnbly will be 30.1100. lilo:
totni void in entlmulod 111. 1121) 11011; Wil .
non 100 000 and 'l‘ol’t 150,000.
I Latent figures on the women 1111b
inner: amendment. to the mute {111111111
T|1uilp11 inllltoto that ii curried by 3.000I
Irnnjority
I Willi 17 Illntfirtu missing the slots.

doubtful if ircdcll Moods. Progressi

,uornlnoo. polled 50,000.

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NORTH DAKOTA FOR WILSON.
(IRAN!) FORKS. N. 1).. NOV. 7..
With Ilmmbllcuu stoic headcount

”wounding thrt‘I \l’omimw Wilson It

rirlrild North Iluitoln by from 4,1
II)1,1100;Thouoriulit-'lmudounrtornc
titling; llm clcrlion of 1.. 13 "until. ,
tow governor. by from 8,000 to 4.0
and tho election of the Republic
Ionic; 11nd concrcnnlonul tloltuto
substantial nmjoriticsl. North Dflkl '. .
election prinnlpnliy is decided. ,,
the niulo lcglsiuluro will be Rent);

. I. . . . . no hubt ermin' the 11. Set. and (11 . , H, , .. mu). prohubiy with n runjorlty (113.082
,3 a j, .53 w 1111111111 m2, M . 1 ,. . 3 tilillllll‘il 1 31.111111111111111 United motel , senator. W“ “I”: _ Tr: the; m” sale by “1311:1011. mil 1% 11 ‘1: 1“ our 111; pronoun“) «nomad 1511(on Republican. 11 mornliorship or ”9 in neutron. 4‘
T‘flllit .1“ M I 'W {I l M II it. 13111111111 l‘, H This“! ll“! “INN (lflfldldfitel. William " ‘ ' l0 I'Mlll‘ " 10“?” .5111! 311 I"; Dill Mill}! I’Mlfl‘lflg the Nelflflflm‘l 0f Uh“. ........ .. . 4...... >

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ilrlistmmn. of 111.1.
. In-oi mm a In

View. 0141119111

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‘ i :17 Ill!» (filt‘lu

for» “Ii'li‘l’illlh l‘-‘~_ ,
' Wand dour) on the ground that Governor

In." 4:111! or nothing 11 yr ry spirited rein geymflnr mnwgmtg the Progressives
p.11 11 on .imiul John P lrll runny Miami David 131350)“ and {awe T Mann.
and his filr;ml1 being held responsible , Republicans.

im ' will for“ pics [out till:- I-ollttbllonl‘l ’l‘he Iiopu'irilt‘nm have regained
their maturity representation In (Ion-
grass. electing Avie in the Third by

 

 

rln‘in litti‘l decided to Irppoini. court.x
thebonrd it” manicured.
one. it is hold. obsoluieiy

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