1CV-A
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BKE: NOVEMBER 8, 19H.
AUSTRIANS HOW
IN FULLRETREAT
Torcei of Dual Kingdom in Flight
' Over Entire Oalician Front,
Say Petrograd.
MOVEMENT IS NOT A DEFEAT
tetloa Indicates obedience nr.
era to Fall Bark Ratfcer Thaa
Reaalt of Hoot by
F.aesny.
Copla-ht. 1!H. Tress IMbllshlng Co.)
FE1HQGRAD. Nov. 7 (Special Cable
gram to New Tork Worll and Omttia
Pee.) The Austrian ara In full retreat
over the entire Qallclan front. The move
ment la iuch to Indicate a less grn
ral defeat than a general obedience, to
order to withdraw. The Kusslans have
been present with great energy upon
tha upper Vistula and Ban front, espe
cially since the settlement of the trfaln
f'.ght further north ngnlnet the Oermaji
and mixed forcea.
The Austrlans will retire to an esp-
etally strong fortified position, extend-
Couuty Winners ; Revised State Returns
Brown Count v "lerk, Howard ft. Wtl
mn, rep ; trrnsurrr, K. Kinney, r-p.;
shf-rlff, Mnrlun Foster. dm.; superin
tendent, Kmma Hiirritt. dem.; sttnrney,
J. Iaion. n-p.; purveyor. J. W. Fer
guson, oVm.; coroner, Amos Rurmell,
n.-p.; commissioner. First district. V. F.
Ji uli-e,, n.-p : commissioner, Second dis
trict, I O. Wolfe, dom.; judge, John W.
Harr. '
Hurt County County Jiidice, O. A.
Ireland; clerk, II. V. Whltaker, rep.;
ah.ritf. Ran Stntifleld, dem ; treasurer,
Frnsrr Cook. rp.; o mner, 11. A. John
eon, rep.; surveyor. W. M. Connealy,
oVin.; suerlnt"nd't)t. W. T i'oucher,
rep.; attorney, Heilx-rt Khoades, rep.
Clay Comity County Judce, J. 8. Logan,
dem.' clerk, Ward K. Newcotnb, dem.;
sheriff, Taul ltonnifleld. dem.; treaaurer,
Inert (iriess, item.; coroner, A. .1. Jen-.
nlpon. r'P.: surveyor, Cnsries Prhketl,
rep.; superintendent. STabri nirk, aeo
attorney. M. I, Corey, dem
...7V i
..irt.ilJO
73.7S1
MKI'TKNANT 1 V KUNOK.
(Forty-one Counties.)
1'earson, D
lioagian:!, 1( !
BECUKTAHY OF HTATK.
Ir'iity-nine Counties.)
Pool. 1)
ait. It v :
AILITH.
(Forty-ihre Counties.)
Pmlth, I) W,M)
Minor, M. ! 6s,
ATTOHNKY (1KNKHAU
(Forty-two Ciiunilea.)
Heed, 1 i,S2C
r-ears, H oi.ten.
RAILWAY CU.MM l.SIONEK.
tForty-two Couinlm.)
Maupln. 1 W.rrso
Hall, 11 dfc.vx
lwM) CoMMJS.-'lUNlCK.
(Forty-three Counties. I
i Fast ham, 11 M.fii
Cherrv Countv .In. lie. Frank Fischer. HecKhain, K WM'Ai
drm.; clerk, A. II. (Jreen, raff", sheriff, BTATK HI.'I'KKINTKMjKNT,
c. A. Itos ter, dem.; treasurer. Charles tForiv-fiva I'ounii...
S. Hwanaon, rep.; coroner. A. I lewis. Whitehead, Jj , ...
rep.; surveyor and commissioners, unde- Thomas, H .......
elded; superlnteivlont. Kdlth Adamson, I KT1Tr nir'tuY-'iYv-a
d7:if n.or: ,T: , I . JonlulV,!u
6n.rvs.-,
Dewold, rtem.; clerk. Rudolph Dr&zila. iiBm'-r it '
dem.; sheriff. . Sexton, dem ; treasurer, . 'I'-"' '''.'''1'
W. A. McDonald, dem.; commissioner. LMVfcllMTT REUKNTrV
..MM
P. F. O Sullivan, dem.; corwr. 1
Itlley, riem.; surveyor, O. A. McCllntlc,
dem.; superintendent, Kmma K. Miller, t
rep.; attiirney. 11. M. Nicholson, dem.
Custer 1 County County Judge, N. ,
rlnht FWd. n.-n.: clerk. Robert lin
ing from Cracow In the south to Knl i Waters, dem.; sheilff, Joseph F. Wilson
(Forty-three Countiea I
Miller, ) ....(K1.46J
Noble, V 40, 3,'n
llrown, H bi.'.i.A
Jansen, ft 47,11
WOMAN FH7FFRAOK.
(! orty-seven Counties, li7 ITeclntts.)
on thT north. These places are seventy dem.; treasurer, M. . "';. '"' ' "r
.. . , . .lister. George K. Porter, nein.; commls- Against 61.341
miles apart. The object of making ;,; u "j M, apm. . H. bchi.a- UNIVERSITY REMOVAL
tand hers la to prevent the Russians rlnser. dem.; Fred W. Hayes, rep.; John (Twe,ty-ihrL Countuj..'
attempting to turn the line of defense Walker, dem.; coroner . Ur. JI. B. Land a. ' Kor remov"" "!. , '.. ' 1073,
of Germany along the Oder. Tf ft sue- Vinnde'nt' T C "imtS 5e7n ; i?t-1 A,a,""t ......'.Wl
reasful resistance Is maintained here torney" Fiank 'Keily.'dem. ' WORKMEN g COMPENSATION.
C.nn.rr will freA to throw tha arrester v... , ... (Twenty-five Countiea.)
- - - I lOOKfl LUmiO-VUUllll J ""H' . . u I-. I I.',.-
rrt of the armies which Invaded
Poland back to tha western front In an
effort to crush tha Anglo-French de
fense. Retire vrlta mal I.naaea.
These forces. In spite of tha Polish
defeats, will lie considerable In numbers
and valuable In quality. When retiring,
after failure before Warsaw, the Ger
mans planted a heavy rear guard to
fight the battle, and succeeded In retting
their troops away with comparatively
small losses. In fact, they ' secured
twenty-four hours' start, and by this
time, doubtless, havo got back Into Ger
many, still In good fighting condition,
and possibly are already proceeding to
ward Franca.
On the east Prussian front the Ger
ms is coi.Mnue to retire along the whole
r.n. Tha Russians are following them
tip closely.
Mar Sfnnd at Tnrmn.
The general opinion m tha army Is that
the Germans will attempt to make a
tand at their fortified positions behind
tha river. Tarma, a few miles lnaida of
the frontier of Poland, but that the Rus
sians will drive them out and that the
real stand will be mada along the line
of tha Oder and the fortresses of Cra
cow, Breslau and Thorn, In which case
the Russian task will be difficult.
There la an Impression that Russia Is
piling up numbers at (he front only In
proportion as Its mobilization reaches
tha mora and more distant regions of
the vast empire. This Is altogether
wrong. , Russia maintains a large army
at, all times, and since the Japanese war
ii has. become a now army In many
senses. ' Grand Duke Nicholas take to
tha front forcea sufficient for the pur
pose of his strategic plan.
Others to Fill Gaps.
Behind thesa and within easy reanh are
others ready to fill tha gaps In tha fight
ing line. They constitute a second army,
while in distant provinces 'yet another
army la belngpollslled up. Ever sine
the war began a continual flow In regu
lar sequence has ben taking place, and
thus the fighting front Is always kept
up to the full strength.
Tha Idea that mobilisation In Russia
means that every ablebodird man Is en
rolled In the active army and getting
there as fast as possible la ridiculous.
This would bring ZO.OuO.ooo men at least
Into the field, and Russia does not want
so many.
'Adams
'Antelope ,
Arthur
Ilanner
Hoone
Imii Butte,
Moyd, 7
Mro n
Widow's Bonnets in ,
Big Demand in London
(Copyrlsht. 1914. by Press Publishing Co.)
LONUON, Nov. 7. (Srwclal Cablegram
tn New York World and Omaha Bee.)
At many well known West Ed women's
tailoring establishments and millinery
hops no guarantee Is given that ordinary
order will be filled, a preference Is
given to orders for mourning gowns and
bata, Twenty widows' bonnets were con
spicuous In one millinery shop. When the
question was asked '.why so many were
kept In stock tho answer was:
'They are. for twenty widows, and
represent orders given tn three day."
At the tailoring place it wa said that
extra help has been employed In order
to get ready at shortest notice mourning
clothe. All other rdor wer accepted
on tbe understanding that completion
would depend on circumstances at th
front
Wlntersteen. dem.; clerk, John O'Connor
dem.; sheriff, W. C. Condlt. rep.; treas
urer. Krnrt Hahn. rep.; register, Fred
Klnes, d'-m.; supervisors. Forney, rep.;
Nelson, rep.; Psrkert, dem ; coroner, A.
P. Overgsard, rep. ; surveyor, William
Hnnrlcn, deni-rep. ; superintendent, John
Matsen, rep.; attorney, F. W. Button,
dem.
Dundy County County Judire, I r.
Vaii'lerhoof ; clerk, Halton Erl, dem.;
sheriff, C. F. McOonagle, dem.; treas
urer. E. R 1-onan, rep.; coroner, K. A.
Pickens; surveyor, Ira Ijunb; superin
tenilont, Lorn a White; attorney, C. A.
RatcllffM.
Gosper County County Juris, C. O.
Lewis; clerk, W. L Reynolds, dem.;
sheriff. R. L. Bragg, rep. ; . treasurer, n,
R. '."hambers, dem.; surveyor, J. E,
Chambers, dem.; superintendent, F. W.
Montgomery. rep.; ultorney, O. F.
Itor.iiiUi, dem.: commissioners, Fred
Hrm and O G. Nelson, dems.
Griint County Treasurer, Robert N.
sheriff. Albert Metcalf, rep.; superintend- i",."!1, 1
... Tl.. A . ' . , lL)0(llTA
White, Jem : coroner,
dem.! roinniteslo
rt;p., and Hdney Manning, dom.
Harlan County Count v Judge, B. B.
Webber: clerk, A. 11. Bhoemsker. rep.;
"in. urani niBTKey, rt-p.; treasurer, J.
For
Against
..S3.491
31.437
Following are the tabulations:
Far (i overs or.
1314) 1811
More- How- Kaek- More- Al-
head. ell. ett. heart, drlch.
ISO 1.741
J.O00
K
103
8" i2
' 742
ij4
1.H7.1
i,m
Fi4
1KI
WIJ
440
ill
6D0
Ruff., 15 pet 1.7M l.'w.S
Hutler
Burt. 16
Cass
Chase
Cherry
Cheyenne .
Clay, un'f.
Coliax ....
Cuming
cuater
l.m.i
l.lUU
HOI
714
1.S7S
. 1.145 -.
1,MS
... i.ili
1H6
ye, dem.; surveyor. C. F.. .,l'oUK? '.ifS.
nroner. Wm. L. HowelU l A B .JsMl 10
uners Arthur J Abliott, 1 f u,nar' un ' ?
Dakols. 2... Vti
Frontier ... 671
Fillmore ... l.W)
Franklin . 1 173
Furnas .. 1,1U
Gage ....U. l,M
Garden .... 6
Grant 179
Greel'y. un'f 1.0M4
Gosper .... 413
lall l.RCT
G. Richmond, rep.; commissioners. F. W.
N. Brown end Oscar Peterson; coroner,
G. M. Baxter; surveyor, G. M. Perk;
superintendent, Mnttlene Bragg, and at
torney. G. tt. Hhelburn.
Hooker County County Judge. W. E.
Bowera, rep.; clerk. W. B. Adams, rep.; 'i,.mllton"l i t's
sheriff. R L. Dutton, rep.; treasurer, c! .jilXn lel
C. Campbell, rep; commissioners. H. U I liltw.rrl an?
I'leruu. roll. ki,m H t 1 h.. . :!owmra'
coroner. John W. Adams, rep.; surveyor.,,,,":; ',
ff"IeIl?'kSU r'PlJ ulr""". I Jefferson T. V
Johnson County-Oounty Judjre, I.lvinsv
I ton; cleik. Kelley, dem.; sheriff. Khmer,
ircaaurrr, jiiiiue, rep.; supervisors. K'num.v mil
Rothell rep.. Piatt, rep.; coroner, Huah, i Tjincaater s'l4X
rep.; surveyor. Gove, pr.; superintendent, Lincoln 1 M LE3
Kuster. dem.; attorney. Cowan, rep. I Logan "
uuHtii ouiuy v.ouniy juage, iioga
boom. n.-p.j olerk. Otto Geriach', dem.;
sheriff. William Well, rep.: treasurer,
A. R. Knalan. ren. : eommlaaloner. Hal-
stead, rep.; coroner, I)r. Carr, rep.; sur-!Nemaha""'. 1,40
Tryur, j. ci. vYBBoner. rep,
7S9
186
Johnson .. L0
Keith 415
Knox, 26 1,672
Madison. 9.. 147
MoPheraon Ut
Merrick .... l.'tS
-inci ni 1
superln-
,rvi u, TT 15"' IIH.
tendent, Mrs. A. U. Hill, rep.
Madison County County Judge, M. 8.
McDufTes, Ind.j clerk. D. T. Ilodson,
rep. j sheriff. C. S. Hmlth, rep.; treasurer,
W. M. lerlnton, rep.; register, K. II.
Taylor, dem. 1 supervisor, W. 0. Crook,
rep.; coroner, R. II. Foster, dem.; sur-
"wij . uiiwjr, rif., uirrinconii-1 ' jvv'
ent. N A. lluuml. dom iii.rn.v ur Hullne 1.312
U I)owllng. rep. ' rpy l.li 47
Nuckolls ... 1 636
Otoe 1,140
Pawnee .... L17U
Perkins .... 2H
Polk 1043
Phelps .... :2
Pierce 1 2f6
Platte. U... 1.02J
K h ilson . Z.SOO
l.ain
1,116
l.tvlrt
l.iffi
SJ4
. SIS
(t,7
2,.tR6
23
310
110
3lZi
"J J
74
1.7(6
' 3
1,162
1.7K1
m
115
4HS
1.506
1.428
8:4
5S9
1.3S4
W
1.417 '
76
31
l.Otfi
KM)
B.f.1!
1.224
1H0
li
137
l.lt
1.031
1,027
tr44
iwi
2113
Lisa
1041
k4
680
2,064
15
20
27
117
"l23
M
1US
1.406 l.tiWt
41.
1.620
1.271
2.32S ,
MX
1,177
77D
1.741
1.115
1.6S
IWJ 2,M1
ia ....
20
"27
"it
174
1.357
1.W6
3i
1,1X5
001
1.S06
91
1.076
2,876
t'.m
118
1,404
27
16
M
"
21
206
60
"ffi
631
"u
it
22
15,4 12,000
' 617
1,816
1.138
1.275
2,119
7
111
l,ns7
&K3
2.461
1.3ti9
1,(117
0
l.0
120
i.5;
1.226
36
"MB
7,111
"l7
l'.ioi
855
1,711
4X)
no
796
l.RW
1.070
1.104
2.9
60S
St
W
1,733
1,4.19
8,6
600
1.742
150
l,tv3
097
867
1.019
6,266
"27
161
l!is9
1.05J
1,217
1.471 1.4:13
3.210 1,724
ti n .... . -aunaers
Dalv.
rep. 1 sheriff. Court Cash, rep. J treas
urer, u n. -yser, r.; rommlsntoners, A.
A. llaln, Ij. A. Worden, N. K. Trego,
reps. 1 coroner, IDr. L. A. Carter, rep.;
surveyor K. A. McMaln. rep.; superln
tendunt. VI. H. Updike, rep.
Nuckolls County County Judge, Wm.
M. Feebler, dem.i clerk.' hi. E. lledircock,
rep. I sheriff, John A. Jones, rep.i tress
urer, (). (,'. Myers, dem.; supervisors, T.
T. Kautfman. rep., Hugh Allison, rep.;
rmoiwr KW. Roby, rep.; surveyor. A.
W. MrReynolds, rep.J superintendent, IC.
L. Kseley; attorney. II. A. Brubaker, rep.
. Pawnee Countie Clerk. Mahaa. nn
sheriff, McClung, rep.; treasurer, Al-
Pcutts Bluff 740
Hherldan .. 716
Woux. .... 149
Htantqn ... fc6
Thurston . 1.0KI
Thomas .. 211
Wayne, 5...
Wash'rton l.sre
Webster .. 1.190
York 1.618
1,614
1.445
. I7
727
112
j79
704
154
H
894
1,140
2.060
24
73
40
VI
45
67
43
1.110
246
1,024
1.607
1,073 '
i.139
21(1
1.1 U
i.m
jjio" i'Mi
1.0K5 650
1SS
1.3m
1,025
MS
7"5
159
H.TH
vrr
1X9
301
1.300
1.2X6
1,046
M79
1.626
m
709
13
704
M
161
2"0
11
l,Mi
1.912
Totals ..f0),7T,l 83.60
9S.5V7 .44
a ... -1
"nxhl, rep.; commissioners, Ilanteker, ' Banner
dem., and Drake, rep.; coroner Waddoll, ' Krown
rep.i surveyor, I'rtUka, rep.; superln- Butler "
tendent, Hammond, rep., aul attorney, iiUrt "
Barton, rep. chevenna
I'erklns county Count v tuiln T v 'I'im.ir.
Hull; clerk, close; sheriff. O. A. Oliphant: . Colfas
treasurer. Myles R Keller; commission- Dodge
ers. Thumas Meade and H. E. Pankonin; Itousia
coroner, F. M. Belli surveyor, W. J. Wat- Grant
mm, superiniriiueni. m n. vanes; at-iGosnsr
terney, u. jr. Hastings. Harlan
Platte CountyCounty Judge, John Rat- Hooper
terms n. Ind clork. John Graf, dem.:
sner.ir, iienry c. Ui-nral, dem.: tras
urer. Otto 1C Houer, dem.; register, Jerry
Csrrlg, dem supervisor, John Ooets,
drtin., If. K. Clothier, dem.; John B.
Hyle, dem.; O. A. Peterson, rep.; coroner
Henry Gass., dem.; surveyor, O. II!
Swoneon. rep.1 superintendent, Fred ti
I-cron, dem.i attorney, Otto F. Waltor"
dom.
Parpy County County Judge. J. Jf.
Wheat; clerk. W. 10. Patterson, dem.;
herlff, Charles Hutter. rep.; treasurer.
K. A. Ruffv rep.i suiwrvlsors. W. 8. Ely,
dem., W. Kykerl rep.; coroner. K. Arm
stropg, dem.; surveyor, H. Patterson
dem.: up-.iiile.lent 11. A. Collins, reu.i
utturm y, M. Kickersun. rep.
Haunders County-County Judge, Z. ron
atu, n. p.! clerk. J. 1) Frui.m un.
harlff. Jerry 1 .alley, dem.: traa.ur. F "rltioJuL blackhead.
J. Polak rep.) registrar. W. J. Doleial. gu." h2tbv r iL--
'm.l commissioners. Fmll Hel.lng, dem. rriiU 1 Z,Th.
(iiul Toren Miller, dem.i ooroner. (Wlei P,ur, IT 11!?! h '
Teacher and Pupils
Die in Prairie Fire
BELF1ELD. . D.. Nov. 7. Miss Gladys
Ilolllster, a school teacher, and three of
her pupil ware burned to death today
when they ran from tha school houoe.
twelve miles from hore. In an effort to
seep an onrushlng prairie firs. Three' t"""'ni "'" I surveyor, Georgo W.
other children wer perhaps fatally M.niV: "TtTSnseV; xtR
burned. I trsnd, rep,
All the children were between the ago' Hchuvler 'County County Judge, A
f and 11 The fire, started by . 'ls. dem.i clerk, Ed F. Vraak, rep.i
thrashing outfit. w first observed when fi,JT"hHh1,!nkS.:rdUem',U colnnV.Xrt:
flv miles away. With her twenty-two ers. K. K. lndflar. rep.; P. R Conrsd.
children tha teacher dashed toward a r''''l ssessis, livld N. Woods, rep.i
ploughed field, turns duitanca from the v".""!"' J ,CV W.,,,rd ," ; sur
achoot Th. crowd had not divided. V77.' y&.
ujwv wMit. wiui ocir ivavner. oeing
caught a fuw fct from the ploughed
ground.
Klxty-otie countiea nnmnlnta and 145 nr..
clncts. .
aprruis Jaadre.
llollenlieck. Reese.
4ir,
64 1!2
415 434
vlWt 954
1,029 . 970
6X6 - 470
1.441 V32
1.2V, 42
i.m hh
K.2XX 8.W4
66 199
255 29
s7 ' 792
79 Ul
Oh! the Charm
of Beauty
M Htuarf OUrlnui Wafer Ufltor
the tolur to Your Chc4kj and
Iteinove tb Cwue of ltuipleg,
lUackhcds, Etc.
Drop
s Two Bombs
Into Naptha Tanks
LONDON. Nov. 1. "An aviator from
tha alUts lines draDKed two bnmh. I ! cm i sheriff, George Porter, rep.; t
...... . 1 Prer. T. Roe, rep.; supervisors, P. Jd,
uura-, i-orblt. n.-rn : U. H. Karran ran; r,,..
Farrell, dem.
Hherldan County Clerk,
Maude n.
John 1L
erlff, R. M. Bruce, rep.;
Gillespie, dem.i treasurer, John It.
iTowder, rep.i siv
suerinlendent. C. P. Kelley, dem.; attor
ney, A. C. Plants, rep.i surveyor. Paul
K. Brown, rep.i coroner. A. J. Molxahn.
dem.i commlaaiuner. Third district, I. 11.
Bray, rrp.l Judge, Dorr.
Wayne County County Judge. James
Ktitiou. 1111 ; cierk. CharWs Reynolda
day, killing eight marinas." says a dis
patch from Amsterdam to the Kxc hangs
Telegraph, company. The message coo
tie usa:
I'STkonhauer: surveyor, H. If. Jonea
rep.; super Intenc-nt. Pearl Bewsl), rep.;
a:trny. I. A. Klvlinger, dem.
Webster County County Judge, Ranny,
.- . tf. uiruer, rep.j sheriff,
Every one envies a beautiful skin. Just
as avery one envies a healthy person.
i nsignny faces ruled with pimples, dls-
i. etu,, are nothing
due to blood im
blood and tha In
ula! bleinlshc disappear, ,
"Xdf to ma mow la a aaaataoaa thing,
for I have mada all kla troublaa a
tMatf of tk pasV"
You must not belleva thai druaa an.l
salves win stop fallal blemlala. The
cause Is Impure blood rilled with all man
lier of refuse matter.
etuart a Calcium Wafers cloanaa and
Jefferson 731 710
lehmon ifT7 Hh'
Lancaster (inc) 2,016 1.99 i
I -"Ran w 22i
M i'hrrson 91 lii
e ... 1.27i 4(7
""e 1,15 1 2V
Perkins 242 zy,
Pintle 2,417 KT4
1.04" (H4
Warpv pus 101
Saunders 1 (X2 j 717
Sheridan KH '77
flenton 724 U4
"tie 54i 847
Totals 3f,,o.T2 M.fai
.trnaory. .
State Suffrage Vote
For. Against.
. 41 147
.1.345 1.219
. 195 l.at
. 50 151
. J 116
. M 177
. 271 1.S54 I
. 172 Mi !
a 47H 961
A .W 1.2S-I
.' XII
. 2.13 l.W
. 2.'3 1..V7.4
. 341 9hJ
. 369 1.H46 1
Adams, missing...
Antelope, complete..
Arthur
Boone. 1 pet
Box Butte
frown 1
Burt
Butler
Chsse
Cherry. 96 pet
Cheyenne
Colfax. 1 pets
pets
Adams (eight missing)
Oto .,
H a r 1 s n .' ' ' ' .' .' .' '
Urnnt '
Mi'Pherson
Dene,
Pclk
Pawnee
Antelope
Bjl't I J, Y t n RMplnnl.l
Kheridan
Johnson
Cuming
Harpy
Nuckolls i....ii.'.'."!."
Tot' 5.034 . 14,440
Workmen's ( ompeaant Ion.
Adams, three missing...
fliiifiojin
Hurt, two mlsHinc '.
Colfax
Curr.lng
Deuel
4o(lge
I'Oiigia
Ganlen
Giant
Hamilton
1 '11 Ian '
iioit .;
nonnson ,
Kearney
Lancaster
- UCKOllS
Ooo
Pawnee ,
Polk'
farpy
Sunndera ,
Hhi-rldan
Webster ".'
Mciherson
pet . .
16 l ets.
complete..
For. Against.
1 -V3 (W
M 511
4Sf, v
Mud J,2i7
160 m
l,-.l I.:,
. 7.798 9,518
a i
111 119
7"i0 7.,,
750 780
1.2S1 l.o,-
WW- 1,11s
75 k: i
6.2f,9 4.019
. 1.279 1,144
. I.:i27 1.129
, 519 !!
. 950 733
. fi 14 76
. 1.571 1,824
. 1 4W
1.024 1 t.v.1
1 136 6'i
Total 33,4.11
Calveraity Removarf
31.43,
Antelope. 9 pets.
Arthur, 1 nlcts m
f.urt, 1 pets mlRsi
(. neyenna ....
Cuming
Grant ,
Harlan
H.lt
Hooker
Johnson
Keith
Merlnk
McPheraon ..
Nucknlla
Perkins ,
Pwlk ,
t-srpv
Haunders ....
Total
suing
ng....
For.
.. 710
.. 54
.. 1)95
.. 443
.. 795
.. 62
.. 276
..L2:t0
.. i
.. 2-
.. 461
.. 375
.. X2
.. 473
.. 223
.. 642
.. 640
..1.104
..8.495
Against.
77
1,4-13
738
1.641
236
1.613
1.728
116
1.S7X
333
907
JI8
2,131
329
1.678
921
1.102
. 19,400
A WsltlDg Game.
The Seeress Tou will soon marry a
luan with loads of money, who will
give you a princely allowance. One dol
lar, please.
Customer I'll pay you out of the al
lowance. Good-by.
Clay. 12
Cuming .
Dawes. 1
Dawson
Deuel ...
DoukIds
Frr.nl lln.
Frontier
Ca ....
Oarden .
tioitper .
Grant .
Greely,
Harlan
Hitchcock
Holt
Howard
Hooker
Hal', complete
.leffermn, 7, pets..
Johnson
K earney
Kcth
Kimball
1 ..... I pet
Lancaster. 64 pets.
Madison, 1 pets....
Me PI erson
Merrick
Nine, complete.
Nuckolls
Otoe, complete...
Pierce. pets
Pswnea
Polk
Platte ,
Pcrkln
P.ick
eallne. 1 pet
Sarpy
Haunders
Scott's Bluff ....
Sheridan
.eward, complete
Thurston, pet..
Thomas
Wflbster
Washington
For. Agslns?.
,..1,343 1.240
,..1.030 i6
... 78 42
... 151 136
... 634 470
.. 611 440
... 9J 1.IW
...1.(14 l.6
116 t
... 72 6HI
,.. 457 6X4
,.. 403 fl
.. 798 943
.. 671 1.677
.. 303 171
1.543 1.017
.. 1-54 112
..9,517 10.M8
... :19 471
T2 R9
..1,906 1,006
370
.. 323 441
.. 116 133 .
.. 707 73k
.. 9H 729
.. 39 i U
. .1,205 1.313
.. 6.9 8i.
.. 122 114
. .1.2SJ 1,667
.. 452 549
.. M3 1.118
.. 7K7 9S9
.. 3X1 206
, 806 14'
..67 64 j
..6,728 4.KX9
... ino 167 j
... 1T9 S3 I
.. 932 871
. . 75 7()
,..1.294 1.281
..1,287 1,1
. . . 160 260
.. 623 7
,..1,017 M
,..U7 1,897
... 278 212
... 318 24
... 66 67
... 611 791
...1,400 9X5
. 648 464
... 696 635
...1.101 1,949
... 2x5 - 378
...1 66
...1.001 1.144
.. 855 1.076
.56.236 61.344
George O. Prb-stlv, Oklahoma, and Har
old li kes, Illinois, representing Miss Jsne
Alliums of Chlrngn. Theodora Roosevelt
did not attend and It was ssid he sent no
message
FLYER DESTROYS BRIDGE
GERMANS ARE CROSSING
, i
The French then delivered' a bayonet
charge, forcing the enemy Into the river.
A pontoon brldg was quickly constructed
and the French crossed. They succeeded
not only In regaining the lost position,
but in establishing themselves In an ad
vanced position at Tracy.
PARIS. Nov. 8. The story of sn excit
ing Incident that took place near an Im
portant bridge over the Olse, not far
from SemplRny. has been received here, j
The French were ordered to hold thei
bridge at any cost. They placed quick :
flrer. Which played havoc for twenty
minute In the German ranks and pre
vented the German advance. Suddenly
the bugle sounded for a French retrest
nd the Germans quickly pursued them
over the bridge. A moment later a 1
French aviator, who had been hoverlna
overhead, dropped a bomb which com
pletely destroyed the brldpe.
Bee Want Ads Produce Result.
AMERICAN NAVY HAS MOST
POWERFUL GUN DESIGNED
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7. The largest
and most powerful naval gun ever de
signed hsa Just been completed for the
I nlted States navy. It Is a 16-Inch rifle,
which, It became known tonight, has
been constructed without publicity at the
Washington navy yard ani la now being
put through testa at the Indian Head
proving grounds on the Potomac, below
this city.
Forty-six
precincts.
complete countiea and 114
Election Echoes
Declaring that the progressive elements
In American politic were divided by the
election on Tuesday, Representative Vic
tor Murdock, progressive leader In the
house and defeated candidate for United
States senator from Kansas, said at
Wlcnlta that the next step In political
evolution 1 the breaking of tho "solid
south" and an alignment that will bring
progressives of all parties together.
The progressive national executive
committee met behind closed doors In
New Yo-k City, three member and one
man holding a proxy attending. There
are eight member. Subjects of general
Interest to the progressive party were dis
cussed, it was announced, but no action
was taken and the meeting adjourned to
reconvene on December 2 In Chicago.
Those present were: George W. Perkins,
rha'rman; William Fllnn, Pennsylvania;
SPECIAL SALE OF
Royal Kirmanshah Rugs
Beginning Monday, Nov. 9th
Reductions of 20 to 40
In the districts of Tabriz and Sultanabad through
oat u vast area centering about the old city of
Kirman, are woven now, as have been for cen
turies past, the finest rugs Persia produces.
Among these the Royal Kirmanshahs are perhaps
' the most admired by discriminating Rug buyers
in America.
Their soft, mellow colorings, their design in most
cases representing a Persian flower garden their
fine texture, all these have made them the most
favored of all Oriental Rugs.
'Comprised in this sale are all of a hundred or more
Kirmanshah carpets and small Kirmanshah rugs
from our stock, reduced in price from 20rc to A0ro.
Rale begins Monday, Nov. 9th, and in many ways is
one of the greatest opportunities ever offered
Omaha people.
VERY SPECIAL
One lot of 8oljdeIi Klrmjutshiihs, average size
4-6x7-0; each, S6S.50..
Orchard & Wilhelm Co.
r
"Room! Room! Give us room to rhyme
And we'll show you fine diversion
In this good old Christmas time"
One of our department manager placed on our desk a list of Specials, and his reason lor price cutting vras tliat ROOM was needed.
Th human brain is a funny thing. When our attention was called to the necessity of making room, it reminded us of our boyhood.
In those far away days we belonged to an organization called "White Boys" and we dressed ourselves up very much as our boys who
play "Indian" do, and went from house to house at Yuletlde, dresard up gaily, indulging tn mimic warfare and ending by fighting a
duel and resurrecting or restoring King George who had been laid low "from a deep and deadly wound" Tho doggerel at tha head
1
was sung by us uion first entering the house.
Now at Thomas Kilpatrick
& Co's. on Monday
We'll show you fine diversion; but it will
be no mimic warfare. There will be really
serious cutting all, however, to your ben
efit rather than to your injury.
In our whole retail experience, we have never presented more op
portune bargains nor all things considered, better values. You will
note no wildly extravagant statements but in every case a satisfac
tory reduction from the former prices recognized by the knowing
ones as being always low in the fir st place. , v
Never Any Mark-Ups to Mark Down
Blankets! Don't Smile, You'll need them soon
!)0c Cbtton Blankets, pair 69c
$1.25 Cotton Blankets, pair 08c
$1.50 Cotton Blankets, pair . 81.29
$2.50 Cotton Blankets, pair '.
$3.00 und $3.50 .Cotton Blankets.; pair
$3.75 Fancy Beacons, pair . .
$4.50 Wool Mixed, pair
$5.00 Odena, b50 wool, pair
$6.00 ...
$7.50 Lincoln, pair .
$8.50 .Chilho woe, pair $6.50
And crerj' blanket up to $25.00 pair at a Reduction,
....
$1.98
$2.45
$2.98
$2.98
$3.08
$4.75
$5.95
Thaodor Jtoossvslt advlsa "In tlma of paaoa prspars for wax."
W ayi ''Bsmsmbsr this, la wsaUiax fair, you snoald prapax for
oldsr air.'
Comfort Price Cutting Monday
$2.00 Cotton ComfortsT each $1.69
$2.50 Cotton Comforts, each $1.98
$2.75 Cotton Comforts, each $2.19
$3.50 Cotton Comforts, &ch $2.98
$5.00 Cotton Comforts, each .$3.98
$6.00 Cotton Comfort, each $5.00
$4.00 Wool Filled, each $3.25
$5.00 Wool Filled, each $4.25
1&6.00 Wool Filled, each $4.95
$6.50 Wool Filled, each $5.45
$7.50 Down Filled, each $6.25
All Silk and Satin Comforts, All Wool and Down Com forts, everything up to $30.00 each at very special
prices. Here's An Extra! $3.50 Beacon Kobe Blankets, very warm and heavy, at, each .$2.59
Proprietors of Hotels! Rooming House Keepers Take Notice
Here is an opportunity for you, If you will compare, the rest will be easy Big Business for Us Big Saving for you.
Towela Compai-o the following well-known num
bers.
No. 224 Cotton Huck Towels, per dozen at
No. 163 CottMi Huck Towels, per dozen at
75c
90c
No. 24 Bath Towels, per dozen at
No. 926 Bath Towels, r dozen at
N.cv. 827 Heavy Unbleached, per dozen at ,
No. 929 Large Extra heavy, per dozen at
95c
$1.45
$1.75
$2.25
Bed Spreads
7Cz83 Superior, each 9(1.00
7US8 Iteutful. each SI. 10
78x88 Poppy, each 81.2
74t8 Corunado, aach Sl.iSf)
84x$ Manor, each Hl.fW
SOxlOO Mltchalana, each $2.08
Qua wars thund.rln yesterday and O. 1. Hed.e. rp.; treasurer. ;. U. R11 cirar th blooU. drlrlin out all ihIso?.s
I
i
again tooajr id ta airacuon or Ttiourot " ' T'n . iv7.7 ' 1 "a 0- n impuriu. And ymi'll never have a
and Tprsa Th. allle. ru. coastant FaE.-c" .rdv,e"orreoUr;,rnH' TeaT ?fte' a'r JS
aUl.. from Pa..daela. lva mils, t.v.rin. rep.i .uueHnlenrtent . .JAru!?, , Jr?T 1 W
northeast of Tprea. at nlht. I J -? ti'1 alturuey. rrauk; j. Mud- j jKmerful blood rleanarr. They ara esv-
"ApparatiUy scout have blowa ut, th! J' 1! ir. . tlrely free Irom hannful aruas ulales.
nllv Utu. n,. .. f!k... Y,.rt CVunty-Tounty Judjra. 1L O. I Your do. tor preacrUe thesa ouudrwd
railway Datwaso Bru-e and Ghent, a a HopIi: cleric. Anna H. lieok. ran t ,.r ,i. . a-- "
rneriri. J. Miller, reo. I treaaurer. A. '
train full of wounded wa obliged to re
turn to Bruges today.'
Closed ( fclppla-.
WAKHINOTO.V Nov. 7. Uussia In
foririad th American foverniuent today
tttat no u-cuunt i t mluea the ealranoi-a
to the Quits of Mnland and Kla ere
'luad to (.iliMi; that nJitea have been
(ImteO arvuna Ids Aland UlnnJa and In
Btuait CaUliun Warars o riifht Into
Mnts. np.i n Hter. R. lavts. rep yOUi Wood. Their unf yd.-, benefMal
vj.ulr5,.r.-:u,r;rl?'"uaT' 0 daa, y0i t.i btter in o..r
Lord, reit; attorney. Ok Ulliuore, dem.
L
BaoVlea'a Aral aalv
Prevented blood Kuton on Ur. a. W.
iJ.itri V't.1"";' In ClVd of Wuuk. Mo.; this soothlni salve
Sun elendlnK from latitude U driren . . . ,
OJ mlnuu-s north and east of th twenty-1 hele1 Jnrou- wound, fee All oru.
fUsl tucrMian of lubfiiuda, j (tats AdvertiaSJoenL
ovar I
i li.,ii.. 1.1. .v.. i.. u..i .1.... !
i aouia it wm a prumriy.
No matter how bad your complexion
I. Htuart Calcium Wafers will work
wonders with It. You ran set these lit
tle wondwwoa tiers at your drutrslst
for W cent a parkaKe. If you wish to
Irv a anall ajnp!o first It will b mailed
fre by adJreeaina y. A. Stuart Co., I7i
atuarl Ufit-, Maxanail, Mica.
Sundry and Divers Articles All Underpriced
12Vo 36-in. Cambnc, yard . .8C
I2V20 36-in. Challies, yard . . 10c
10c 36-in. Dress Percales, vd. SVlC
10c 27-in. Outing Flan., yd. SVC
12Vac 27-m. Outing Fla,, yd. 11c
15c "Extra heavy, yard ...12ViC
25c Jap Crepe, yard 12VLC
15c Eden Cloth, yard 7l!lc
We handle no mill remnant;. Oar
Clothes Baskets and Hampers.
These came to us direct from the
Manufacturers and are hand made.
$1.25 size Cbthes Baskets, ea. 98c
$1.50 size Clothes Baskets, $1.19
$1.75 size Clothes Basket, $1.49
$2.00 size Clothes Baskets, $1.G9
Hampers usually $3.00, $3.50 and
$4.00, choice for each $2.69
customers don't want junk. And you
"Waste Baskets, 75c Jap Baskets,
each 39C
$1.25 German Baskets, each . ,S9c
$1.75 German Baskets ea. 1.49
$2.00 German Baskets, ea. $1.69
Don't get excited over. the close
connection of Jap and German
Don't rock the boat! Thanls to tho
man at tho helm,. this old ship of
pay for nothing; but the merchandise
state of onrs is keeping off the
shoals fine.
Come early on Monday, please
in the aftemoon it will be difficult
to give you our usual good service.
For sjecial information on items
mentioned consult Mr. Sass.
Help us make room for holiday
goods which are crowding us badly.
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