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MIX-MATTERS
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(Continued from Taw One.)
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Eleven New.Haven; 1 ; ?
Officials 'Appear' '
arid Give Bonds
NEW TOfeK . No. 4. Eleven of the
laenty -dirocter or former directors of
I ho New York, New Haven A Hartford,
wh- on Monday were Indicted by the
fedi-ral grand Jury, today entered Mess of I
i.ot stilly In the United Btates district
ifin here. ' Ten " appeared personally, I
They' were William Skinner, Alexander
t oWirnno, James 8. Hemingway- Freder
ick V. Drowsier, A. Helton -KotxiKioiX,
1. Newton Uerney, , Udcd, '.MliTlgjiin,
r'janc'ls T. Minrll, Itonrjr K. tMi-Har
and Itobert W. TafV Jlaiy' A. Cashing,
in attorney, appeared ,'or, Theodore N.
Vail., .who he -Mkld as-lU ,in ,Vlrinla.
l.ach of. he dt fendajits waj released ,Unr
urr n bend, of tfs6u0 and given until No
enilr 1 to make any .motions that
mttrht' be deemed necessary ny counsel.'.
Edward U. Itohblns,., formerly counsel
for the ;.'w Haven, who was also Itk-dir-ted;
reserved tbe right to enter at a
later dale a "pica In bar," In which he
might, claim immunity. '
BRITISH WAR 'PLANES
DROP BOMBS ON BRUGES
LONDON. Nov. 4 A dlspateh from
Ttotterdarri to the Dally Mall, dated Tues
lsy eight, says:
' "This morn!n British' gero'planea
dropped," bombs on the state railway
works at Bruges In Ilblglum. doing great
damage. At 4 o'clock this afternoon an
other British' War 'plane dVoppel bombs
on Bruges." . f .' " ' '. '
MOREHEAD TO BE -
GOVERNOR AGAIN
(Continued from Page One.)
I'hllllfl. 10... MB
Hoyd. T !142
Honktr, ,1..; 1,M
Dakota, a)
Dundy, unf -4T.1
Hamlton, 17 1.1 :
flay, unf.. 1,B76
Brown, 13... .J
Howard, 11.. WH
Thurston, 7. RW5
Oifely,' lie f 1.0W4
CuMer. 18.. 713
Uukier
Oiisse. M.... 1,710
t'lmnv 2..,. , ffl
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IKearney, 10. M9
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"Tolls. l.Hfi
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I. cantor, Kl.. ,N7
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Iiik ben elpfied re(tl'ter of deeds to suc-rff-d
Franfc A. Bandle, and h win not
be entirely a stranger there, having
served as cVtrk In the office of the clerk
of th district court for several years: ,
The tightest race or the day was bv
tween Judge Foster and Madden for police
Judge. Here again the margin has shifted
with the varying return At present Fos
ter's plurality la less than.), much too
narrow for comfort, though his friends
are counting on pulling him through.
The negatives on the woman suffrage
question have a majority up to this count
of 946 In the county. Of the other pro
posed constitutional amendments, the
l workmen's compensation and the armory
lost, while the taxation, five-sixths Jury
system and higher salaries fop state offl-
I clals won easily. .
Hera are the tabulations:
FOR GOVERNOR
(One Breclnct Missing from South
. Omnha, Tour Omaha. Two Country.)
Morehead d.)..12!W Howell (r.) ir34
fcnokett (p.).... 3t
, Morehesde plurality S,fi4J.
: KI'TFNA NT OOVrCRNOR.
'Pearson (d.)....!WHI Hoaglond (r.)...9MJ
I Klingboll (p )... XU.
Feat-son's plurality 41
I SI0CKETARY or STATE.
I Pool (d.) S1 Walt (r.) 8481
, tikalla (p.) 9i5
1 Tool's plurality 27.
1 AI DITOR OF 1'UIIUR ACtOUMTX.
' f mlth d ) Mill Minor
Hanson (p.) l.W.
I Mlnur'0 plimMty 24V
; STATS TKRABT'RER.
I Kail (d.).........ioi Uamer (r.) Met
i tiroatch (p i....liiK'
I Hall's plum lit r 4. .
rilTPT J-UHMC INHTRL'CTION.
1 Whitehead d)..H47l Thomas (r.) Mil
i lvis (p.) luw!
i Thoniss' plurality 1H4.
ATTORN r! V OENERAU
! Reed (d.) JCwO'Seers (r.) 1W9
Wills p.) BV
1 Krsr'a plurality 1,4J.
COMMISSION KR OF PITBUC I.AND8
AND W1TILUINOH. ,
Fasthnm d ....907)Beckman (r) . Wl
Bonedlct (p.)....14M
Beckman's plurality W.
RAII.VAy tX)MMI.S.IONEIt.
Ma.ipln (d.) Mm Hall (r.)...
Harpham (p.)...ltwi
Hail's plurality 6J.
UNIVERSITY RWOHTNT.
J. R. Miller (d.)S"!lW. H. Miller (p.).12SS
Noble (d.) ,.W4Janse r.) Wl
Love fp.) 1S41V Brown (r.) 4
imiieF rtiflTirK KtrPKEMK COURT.
Reese 7,7llHill!nek .4l
t'ONOREflg-KCOND DISTRICT.
Lobeek d ) 1273I I Blackburn (r... IM
Mcrrlam (p.)... I232
I ljbek's plurality ,0Wi. .
I'OIINTY ATTORNBT. .
1 Magney. V ll.B4 Brome, R ,I7
Blgelow, P M7
Bagnny's plurality 1,fi7. - -SHERIFF.
Methane, D....10.47IBrlggs. R 3.123
Morrow, P 1.3041
MnHhane's nluralltv. 2.351.
COUNTY TRKASlTRffiR".
F.lsosser. i,7Mrre, R lt.010
Helqulst, P 7&HI
Uras plursllty, 3,314.
' COUNTY Ct.ETRK.
IXinkhouser. U 8.21! Dewey, R 10,00
More. P 870
Dewey's plursllty, t.Mft.
RPX1I8TKR OF DEJEDi
Pickett, l 8,4(101 Pearce, R W.4S
Turklngton, .. 1.44W
, Pearce's plurality, J.OM.
COUNTY BURVRTOU.
Lacy,. D S,U8 Adams, H 10.743
Adams' plurality. 2.811.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
Debolt. D (.7731 Voder, R 9,51
Rewsn, P 965
Yoder's pluarallty, 741
; CORONER.
Qulglny, D 9,73l Crosby,' R.. 9,111
Jotinoiij. P. i... i.Mi , v-
Crosbv s nlurallty, 1!9.
COMMISSIONER-FIRST DIBTRTCT.
Pnrstn, D.... 8,4M MoDonald, R...10,0
MvIXnaId s Plurality, Z.1M.
t ... BKCONa DISTRICT. ','
Ford. D ,8081 Lynch, R...I... 7.7
Barsk. ,!.,. ;.. - MSICornesr, F ,
Lynch' puwllty, Vtl. - .v.
FOURTH DISTRICT. '
O'Connor. D... 8,!srTraynor, R...., 7,I7
And res sen, P... ,8t6
0'Conr.er'e pliireltty," 1 004. ' ' "
FOR HTATK BKNATOR.
Summary of Election Results in the
Several States So Far as Reported
Incomplete returns from yesterdajTg tJohfl FleMa, repabltcan, for governor.
Hertford
Howell .
Qulnhy
Hcesn .
Tftnnne
f Byers ..
4"l l,,l,r.fin
l.W.I . iHrnrnS
1.DU6
.....10,2f.3
..... 8. TIS
10.3n4
..... 8,MI
9,l4fli
1,34
1.M7
1,3841
Svfert K.. 1.M9
Ward 1.U4
Oo-Jife 10.071
Ksrhsch 9.134
Kennedy 8.8tt
SHimdsrs
Yates ... 8.21
J' i Cansn'"."i
1.'- M,r..H
t'miKa .
FOR Jl'TICKH OF THIS PEACE.
2.179
Tot's....52,J79 43,184 1.400 44.791 39,885
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Otue, ouiu 2IU3
Srrond pistrlct. ,
No. 1SI4. r- 1912.
Pels. Lobei k. Bl kb'n. Lob k. Bl'kb'n.
Wss'g'n. TomI479 H V 1317
tsrpy. 11 JOHl 467 fc? , 7i!S
i Merrlam, 10 votes In Washington.
Third District.
No. 11U4. 1912,- , - .
Pets. Stephens. tpillm'n. Steph. Cook.
Cuming, 18....10S
fierce, partial tl.
Cllax, eoin... 1014 ,
Nance, 8 '. 47ti
Ii hIko, com..,278
Knox, H UK) .
Fourth
No. 1HI 4 ,
Pels. Hloan Rhodes.
Hamilton, t7..i:sil ' "1113
Buward. com..lMii 10i3
Ftfla Dlstrlot
1S14-
824
8l
1474
Hl
737
MM BAR
412 ' S74
i:i4 tm
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District.
1911 .
Hloan. Sklles.
14.3 ' i:u
IM1 ' ' 17M
No.' .
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0 os per'. 11 4-
Dundv. ciu.. 3.t
r umlur, 14... 811
IUU .uin ....10 ti
riielps,' cilm., Mi
i Wbatr, com . 11U3
f SUth
i ND. J -11114
I', . Klnkuld.
F Brown 13 0v
Bhallen- Barton Buther- Barton
414 ,
' 418 :
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Jo;o ,
visq
District,
land
4M
814
" '.t
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423
47t
41
2!
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J301
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Harrett, 1. ...
Brennan, D...
Howard, D. ..
Hunter. D
Llnahan, l....
Iovely, D
Morgan, D....
Murray, D.,..
Nerley, D
Ouernan, D. .
Hlohmond, D..
Ryan, D
Burdli'k. P....
Halatead. P...
Kuyser, P...,.
Merrill. P
Mysk. P.......
Nelson. P... ...
KOH POUCE
Madden
Day
Foster's plurality. 18.
7.9CTI Claiborne
,. 8.fR4Cometock
.. 8,220ltascall
,.,047 Kerr
,. t,(7l feeder
.. a'HolOenau
.. 7.wl
RKPRF.SF.NTATIVE.
. 9.9171 K'rharasoa, P..
.. e,73 inllh, P
,. 9.32! St rem berg, P...
.. 9.91 41 Thomas, , P.
.. l.miVan Neea. P...
,. 8.7fin Young. P
.. 8, 440! Burgess, R.
,. 8 V3! Chambers. R...
9 3Sl Drueredow, R..
7,183
8.RH6
7,158
8,3.18
S.812
1.619
1.018
1.2fi6
1.M1
1.730
1.270
t.981
t.a
8.814
im
8,60
1.119
1.810
1.473! Mlnr. R 1.8.809
1.8111 Palmer, R.... .7t
1.2Hlm'th, R. t 8.277
1.41tlfltvkham. R... 9.009
M A f 11 ST RAT E OM AHA.
7, 8fii Foster 7.T11
elections today showed these results:
Kussfkastttt.
Oo-erno? David I. Walsh, democrst, re
elected by 10,009. Reptitillesne gtned
control of congressional delegation.
Republicans 'seem to have elected most
states offices with the esoeptlon of gov
ernor, and have legislative . majority.
Complet vote for governor: Walah, demo
crat, 9M.624; MaCsX, republican, 199,9nO;
Walker, ttrogreaslve, 84.2W.
Okls.
Trank B. Willis, republican, elected fov.
rnor over James M. Cog, democrat,
present governor. Warrea O. .Harding,
repnbltoan, elected senator ever T.
Hogan, democrat. Elci4 i vte repub
lican and lea derasfcratle members of
congress. Defeated state prohibition' and
woman suffrage. Constitutional amaag
ment for repeal county local option lav
still In doubt.
." ' Iowa..
Benatov Smmlns, republican, re-eleoted
by sbout r.,000. Oovemor ciarka, repub
lican, r-!eetd by 20900. Entire repub
lican ticket. Including complete congres
sional dletlon, elected.' .
WW1for8x.
Charles af "Whitman, republican, for
mer district attorney of Now York City,
defeated Oovemor lartl M. Glynn,
democrat, for governer.
James M. Wadsworth. Jr.. republican,
defeatod James W. Oerasd. democrat,
American ambassador to Germany, for
senator. Republicans centra! legislature.
Democratlo congressional delegation re.
duced finm thirty-one to Iwenty-thre.
ItepubKcans elected entire stats Uckot.
Illlaals. .
Republicans elslm re-election of Law
renno T. Sherman, republican, by 15,000.
Progressives poor third. Republicans
elected all state offices. Democrats lost
ten cetigressmea: republicans gslned
twrlvs. T
Mlaaeaera.
Congressman V. i, Hammond, dtino
cmt, electad governor by 26.009 to te.soo
over Wlltlam f. Lee, republican-progressive;
vote light. Congressional delega
tion will bo dominated bj republicans,
oath PakeXsw
Charles Burke, ropybllcan. elected la
senate. Governor Byrne, republican, re
elected. Woman suffrage defeated.
North Dakota.
Senator A. J. . Oreona, republican, re
elected. Governor I B. Hanna.' rwpubtl
can, re-elected. Eatlr congressional dele
gation republican. Woman suffrage de
feated. Entlro republican state ticket
successful. ,
Oklakoaaa.
Robert U Williams leading by 7,000 over
GERMAN FLEET '
LEAVES ITS BASE
NEAR HELGOLAND
(Continued from Pegs One,)
Benator Thomas P. Gore, democrat, re
elected. With one) , exception democrats
sleeted full delegation tu Congress.
" Mlsaovrl.
William 3. Stone, democrat .re-elected
senator. - Democratic state ticket sue-
oesefuL Eleven democrats and two re
publicans elected to eomrres. Fifteen
proposed constitutional amendments
failed. '
reaasylraata.
Senator Boise Penrooe. republican, re-
elected. L Martin G. Brumbaugh, republi
can, elected governor. All republican can
didates ' suoceosf ul.'. Republicans elected
four' congreusmen-at-large.
I Ottawa.
Benator. B. F. Bhlvely, democrat, re
elected. Entlro democratic state ticket
elected. Progressive poor thld.
Mlcblgao.
Governor W. N. Ferris, democrat, re
elected by from 18,000 to 9A.03 majority
over former Oovemor Charles 8. Osborne,
republican. ,
Wlseoastsk.
Emanuel L. Phlllpp, republican, elected
governor. Entire republican state ticket
successful. .Governor Francis E. McOov-
orn, republican, elected senator. All but
one present congressmen .re-elected. All
proposed constitutional amendments de
feated. Trratit,
William P. Dillingham, republics n, re
elected senator. Republican retain con
trol 6f congressional delegation, states
officers and legislature. Charles W. Gates.
republics elected governor.
Ktstacky. ,
J. C. Beckham and Johnson N. Cam
den, both democrats, elected to senate.
Democratic congressmen elected In nine
and republicans In two dlstrlots.
Te.saa. '
All constitutional amendments defeated.
Kansas
Arthur Capper, republican, elected gov
ernor. Victor Murdock's friends claim
his election to senate. Republicans claim
success of entire state ticket.
Wow Jener.
Now Jersey's ooRgreeslenal delegation
win stand eight republican and four
democrats, gain of six republican seats.
Rhode lalaato-.
R. Livingstoa Roeckman. 4rpubUosn.
and entire repubtloan state ticket elected.
Every city and all but six towns In the
sata voted ts Ucemn th sals of liquor.
CooOoetleat. v
Senator Frank B. Brandegee. reoabli
can. re-elected. Marcus H. Holcorab, re
publican, elected governor. Legislatur
re pu oilcan.
'
Cummins' Plurality
Near 30 Thousand
DES MOINEB. Nov. 4 The re-election
by Iowa republicans of United fHatra Sen- .
s.tor Albert B. Cumfntn n - - r
Gorg W. Clark having been made cer
tain. Interest tonight centeru o
of their pluralities. Belated returns made
little material difference In the estimates
of their pluralities today. These figures
were 25,000 to 30,000 for Cummins and from ,
10,000 to 20,000 for Clarke. Actual returns
on 1.042 precincts out of total of 2.297
in th state tonight gave Cummins 92,014 ,
and Connolly idem.) 73.431. The same pre-
ol nets gave Clarke 93,971 and Hamilton '
(dera.) 77,911. J
With the exceptlod of the Eleventh dis-
trlct, it seemed certain tonight that th
republicans had elec.ed their coYigresAlonal j
delegation. T.. J. Steel dem.). was de-j
clared to have defeated Representative
l George C. Scott (rep.l. but definite figures
were not svallable here today.
All doubt as to the republican com
plexion of the state ticket and the legis
lature disappeared tonight The supreme
court contest remained uncertain, with
Weaver, Salllnger and Thomas In the
lead on the precincts heard from.
expected to make their next supreme ef
fort to eut their way through to Calais.
1 r Csar Goes to to froat.
In th east. Emperor Nicholas haa loft
for th front, arter Issuing a manifesto
In whloh ho, says that". Turkyg action
opens th tray for Rus'ta to accomplish
Its historic mission on th Blaok sea. , "
The Oermanav hav boon making des
perate assaults on the Russian,, tjfht
wing and partloularly flare fighting Is
reported near SuwalkL l Russian, Po
land, but" Petrograd claim general
progress everywhere except along the, San
river, wher apparently no progrsss ha
boon mad by either side.
hells Drop Never YarsaoWtfc.
Telegraphing from Yarmouth, regard
ing th raid mad by a German squad
ron a th North asa Tuesday, the cor
respondent of th Times says
4 his lead over Joseph R-'Know-(rep.)
to more than 8.0. I
Deport see at Orders.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. (Special Tele
gram.) Iowa postmasters anointed
Marno. Cars county. Edward P. Smith 1
Woodland, Decatur county. Minnie Wool-
man.
John D. Mann appointed rural letter'
carrier St Lytton la., and Claude O. Dun
ning at Moristown. 8. D.
The Selection of
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is not a difficult matter. I
You want these qaali-
tics, responsibility, per
manency, legal experi
ence, competency. You
aro sure of them all by
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Trust Company as your
Executor.
We ako act, accord
ing to law, as Trustee,
A d m i n i s t r.a to r or
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Capital -Surplus
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$275,000.00
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Kehdrick is Elected
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CHeTKNNB, Wye,.' Nor. .-Repub.
llcan hoadquartors early today conceded
tho election or J. a Kendrtck, democrat,
tor governor, and r. U Houg, democrat,
for secretary of state. KondrioK has th
ondorsetnont o( th progressive , party.
Th rest of th stats ticket Is In doubt,
f , W. Mondell, republloan. appear to
hr been ' returned to congress by a
narrow margin. Tb legislature appar
ently to democratic. -
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,D05TpN. 'oy. 4. lUvlseU returns for
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206.21; McCall. .. republican. , 1M.M;
Walker, progressive, 84.874.
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titliy wonderful,
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moi pain, front situ Joints, sore uiowliv
rtieui u.Dc suilrlnt(, a. lung back or kidj
ii-y or t litil jur troublun. .
To prove lit VVHUmiis Treatment' con'.
qur kiiio'v and bta)4-r i!it!S. rhru
nlim and all uric arid troubles, no mat.
Irr l.iw viiroiiiu or stubborn, II ypu huvf
never uwt The Wllimuia Treatnwnt. we
iU glvo ons lii.iiK ti! ttokeo five If
you will cut out tin notice and send tt.
with your tiame ami aaaii, wnb Ilk' tit
-ip ly utriljuilou eieiis. to The
lr. 1 A. W ll!iiiH 'oti.pany, lpt Ji ll.
4'ol-Of IJi'fl Uoi k, Kust lin.i.ja. t'ontt,
frw isd at on' ana oa will rwnvg by nr-
I iot a reulur Ux; buttle, without
i r(i luxj '.Itroul luiurrtiig any obiiita
iiuna. uitu euttie only to a Xajiuly.
Republicans Win in v
Hawaii Territory
HOXOLVLU, No.' 4 -The republicans
were successful In th election held here
yeatcrday, winning ths territorial and
municipal office, with a fswr exceptions.
Hon. J. K. Kalanlanole (Prlnc Cupid)
waa re-elected delegate u congress by
im plurality.
Moose Vote Falls , .
Off Everywhere
WA8IUNQTON, Nov. 4-Klectlon re
turns show that th progrosslv rot
dropped In practical! every state from
Its strength 6f two years ago. This waa
pointed out today as being shown In a
number ot stste by the election ol for
mer republican member of congress who
wore defeated previously by th largs
progrosslv vote. Such men Include Can
non and McKlnlcy la Illinois. Longworth
In Ohio and Hill in Connecticut.
Willis Is Showing
. ; Gains in Ohio State j
. CINCINNATI. O.TnoV. 8. -With a large .
number of rural prerinrts still to b.
hoard from, th rac. for governor of
the state uf Ol.lo remained la doubt at an
early hour this mornlnio) Frank B. Willis
(rep.) was showing slight bursteady gain
and folding the advantage he bad at
tained duiiug the earlier returns.
Suits to Order
$18
reduced from fSO.OO.
A Pin 935.00 Bine Sorgo,
Induced to 823.50.
A big reduction on. all
weeds, worsteds and chariot.
Th best clothing valuta of
fered In Omaha.,
Every garment carefully
tailored to measure and guar-
anteed perfect In fit and style,
lUv your clothes made to
measure.
MacCarthy-Wilson
Tailoring Co,
8O4-3O0 Soutii lStb 6U .
JOHNSON MEN CLAIM
. VICTORY IN SOUTH DAKOTA
atOTJX CTTT, ' la,. Ny. 1 A Bloug
rails, a D.. special say that th re
turn oa th senatorial eloctloa are
slowly coming I and leave th winner
undecided, with the prooooet favor) ag
Johnsoa (dem.). Johasoa hsadquarter
claims victory, but glvs a figure.
ffterif Pier
Start
(frota a Staff Corrospondaat) ;
LINCOUJ. Not. 4,-ep.cUl.)-A no
tion for a rehearing waa filed In th su
preme court this morning by IVan A.
The whol of th 'crew f submarine BroadwaU and the American Surety, conv-
D-8, which waa gunk by a mine dropped 'Pany la a oaa. decided against them as!
by. a German cruiser, were lost asoept, ac,enaan( and la favor, of Douglas
two of floors and two men. Four men j county cover! ag n attempted to collect
were saved from the drifter Fraternal, i ,rom Broadwell when clerk of th dis
whloh also was sunk, but slg of It men trict Urt of th county oertsJn Insane
were drowned. The mine drifter Coplou fe" which he had retained.
also was etruek by a mine about th ' '
aam as the others and sank. Only one , ' .
member of tt crow waa saved and Bin,
wr drowned. . .
"The fight waa so eloo to th shore
that soms ot th shells dropped wlthm a
mile of th beach, en exploding within
a few huadred yards 6f the naval air
station en the south eld of Tarmouth.
"It I believed hare that the German
raiding squadron Intended to bombard
the coaot"
Th correspondent of th Doily Mail at
Lowestoft sive th story ot member
of the crew of ' the British Halcyon,
w hlca engaged the German vessels. Th
sailor said: , , , .
"We left Tarmouth at o'clock In the
morning aad when aboet ten, milea out
we mot the German ship. W challenged
them, but supposed they were British, a
w did not espoct to find th Germans
so near the jooaat.
'The only reply was hot and soon
th shall war raining around us. th
Germane firing as rapidly aa aosaibl. On
shot wracked th whoelhous. seriously
i Injuring th helmsmen, and another
, pleroed th funnel. W were hit about
eight times' and considering that w were
l covered with spray and going at a good
:rate th gunnery of the Germans' was
good. Our Wireless waa carried away by
their second shot
Just before they cleared off on of our
dostroy.rs came up and nut a screen of
smok from tt funnels. Th Germans
had tried for forty-five minute to sink us.
but failed, owing t the eaptala'e splendid
esaraaaahlp.
-Jew . , . , ir-
Uric Acid in Your
Food
Ehren doge can eat too much meai Cer
tainly, many People "dig thalr grave:
with their teeth." Few get enough ex.t
rrlse to Justify a meat, diet, for meat!
brings uric acid. Th kidneys will try :
hard to get rid of tha,t polaon, but often!
a backache, dlaslness, urinary disorder) '
or some other slight symptom Wilt show '
that the kidney are weakening and need ,
help. Th tlm-trted remedy, then, I
Doan's Kidney Pills,
An Omaha Man Says So:
J. N. Metcalf . US Paclfle St. Omaha.
says: "My kidneys ware dlserdsred and.
the passages of th kidneys secretion
were retarted end painful. I waa also
afflicted with gravel, and waa laid up m 1
bod for sis montha . I finally used Doan'ii
Kldnev Pill and they drove away thTl
pain In my back and freed my eystsm of
th urte aekf
0i
7 Viewi of 0iiiahaM V
II Th. moat comnlet. knnk.l 1
, jf f let ot Its kind ever publl.h- 1 i
II ed. Beautiful blrd's-eve 1!
I I view of greater Omaha. ' f
C 1 Fine for malum. 11
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- General Adlmlsslon llalcony 30c.
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Tomorrow ths cotjbttt OatjjmxAir.
Announcements 13 34.f .
ERft!lDEISrOD-r:r8r
uuniiuiiiw rv.auig sue
CAniUlA aso.tHo vhoto
"u,l" potaole la Beels.
Dally Mstins.s, t5o; Sv.alavs, SS-3S-BO
gpial Mat. Bat, 10 a. m.( ChUdrsa, is.
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TODAY
Fhoas
Doug,
44.
GOVERNOR COX OF OHIO
ADMITS HIS OEFtAT
OOL.UMBV8. O, No. i.OoTnior
James: II. Cob, democrat. today
, conceded bis own ' dfes,t at the polls
yesterday, and .sent a talagram of oon.
I gratulatlon U fraak B. Wlllla, repub-
PHEUN INCREASES HIS '
...... LEAD OVER KNOWLAND
PAS FRANCISCO. Nov. 4.-With more
than oao-flftb of tbe vote of California
. counted late today, Jamea P. - FboUn
I dra.) for Valtod SUto snastsr bad In-
IMlal and Genuine
CATARRHAL JELLY
Doal eolsy. Vts It st oo. )ts coolleg.
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tli. aouil wOi bring rll). Your rvr't viijisbi BMW WIT will nin
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Baaetag Clab fee old aad you;
Btartlag Xo to soaaoa. atota eld
aad aw daaeos wtu bo 4SMrtrU4
aad taagbf m.KH. row fanawr la
feraaaUoa oaU Poaglae 44.
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XTtoe B6o and goo.
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Nw das for beginoara next Monday and Thursday. p. in. Advanced cla.s
Tu..uaa p. n. l'p-to-dat dtncM are atandardiiced and easy to urn
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