Prog., 7,797; William H.
W. J. Bedingfield. Soc..
Holbrook, Soc.-Lab., 191.
ity, 8,150.

Harry L. Wilson, R., 22,950;

Dalton, Pro., 598; [25,381;

3,203: Arthur E. Frank J. Edwards, Prog., 18,881; Lewis J. Decker's plural- Duncan, Soc., 12,566. Stewart's plurality, 2,431.

16. Thomas L. Rubey, D., 15,908; James Lieutenant Governor-William W. McP. O'Bannon, R., 10,811; Columbus Brad-Dowell, D., 25,447; J. C. Kinney, R., ford, Prog., 3,678. Rubey's plurality, 5,097. 21,376; W. D. Symmes, Prog., 18,105; F. Legislature of 1913-'14. L. Buzzell, Soc., 11,633. McDowell's plurality, 4,071.

Senate.

House. Jt. bal.
138

Secretary of State-Adelbert M. Alderson, D., 25,621; Frank A. Hazelbaker, R., 37 21,921; George Metcalf, Prog., 17,676; A. J. Chapman, Soc., 11,007. Alderson's plural100 ity, 3,700.

Attorney General-Daniel M. Kelly, D., 28,042; W. J. Paul, R., 21,850; C. M. Prog. Sawyer, Prog., 18,467. Kelly's plurality, 6,192.

Treasurer-William C. Rae, D., 26,710; W. M. Enright, R., 22,136; H. J. Thompson, Prog., 16,966; H. J. Hamilton, Soc., 10,811. Rae's plurality, 4,574.

State Auditor-William Keating, D., 26,208; Charles M. McCoy, R., 22,581; Edward M. Crumrine, Prog., 16,095; Albert J. Michaud, Soc., 10,687. Keating's plu

323074 319909|
207821 330746 123071 rality, 3,627.

MONTANA.

PRESIDENT, 1912.

Prog.

Roosevelt,

Rep.

Taft,

Wilson,
Dem.....

299

206

Soc.

Debs,

110

108

Railroad Commissioner-John
D., 27,036; Leo H. Faust, R., 20,115; R. J.
Moore, Prog., 17,481; R. J. McDermand,
Soc., 10,972. Hall's plurality, 6,921.

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court-
Sydney Sanner, D., 27,594; L. L. Callaway,
R., 23,656; George W. Farr, Prog., 17,152.
388 Sanner's plurality, 3,938.

80

vote for United States Senator, 1912. 247 Thomas J. Walsh, D., 28,421; Henry C. 220 Smith, R., 18,450; Joseph M. Dixon, Prog., 139 22,161. Walsh's plurality, 6,260.

Vote for Congressmen, 1912.

90 At Large Thomas Stout, D., 25,891; 323 John M. Evans, D., 24,492; Charles N. 176 Pray, R., 23,505; Wm. R. Allen, R., 391 19,633; Thomas M. Everett, Prog., 16,644; 235 George A. Horkan, Prog., 15,336; Henri 78 La Beau, Soc., 10,271; J. Frank Mabie, 75 Soc., 10,056. Stout's plurality, 2,386; 773 Evans's plurality, 987.

Legislature of 1913-'14.

Beaverhead

713

708

320

Blaine

318

204

507

838

1375

457

327

Missoula

1523

589

1773

1902, Sp. Ct. J.. President in 1908 was: 1904, President

Taft, R., 32,393; Bryan, D., 29,326; Debs, Soc., 5,855; Chafin, Pro., 827; Hisgen, Ind., 481. Whole vote, 68,822; Taft's plurality, 3,007.

1904, Governor

29,564 1906, Sp. Ct. J.. 21,154 32,333 1908, President 29,326 1908, Governor 30,792 32,282 Vote on State Ticket, 1912. 1910, Sp. Ct. Clk. 33,644 24,924 Governor-Samuel V. Stewart, D., 1912, President 18,512 27,941

Belgrade and Rhodes were captured by the Turks in 1521.

1900, Governor

Rep. Dem. Prog.

25,373 37,146

22,691 31,419

31,690 21,204

34,932 21,773

26,957 35,337

22,456

PRESIDENT, 1912.

NEBRASKA.

PRESIDENT, 1912.

Counties.

58

90

Adams
Antelope

230

Banner

Blaine

Boone

63

Box Butte

Boyd

87

Brown

22

Buffalo

63

Burt

Butler

Cass

Cedar

Chase

86

Colfax

Vote on State Ticket, 1912.

Governor-C. H. Aldrich, R. and Prog., 83 113,075; John H. Morehead, D. and Pop., 173 124,000; Clyde J. Wright, Soc., 9,959; 48 Nathan Wilson, Pro., 3,662. Morehead's 135 plurality, 10,925.

10 Lieutenant Governor-Samuel Roy Mc7 Kelvie, R. and Prog., 123,837; Herman 65 Diers, D. and Pop., 109,186; W. T. Jeff249 ryes, Soc., 10,925; Theodore J. Shrode, 87 Pro., 3,932. McKelvie's plurality, 14,651. 142 Secretary of State-Addison Wait, R. 41 and Prog., 126,210; J. W. Kelley, D. and 60 Pop., 108,313; J. O. Peterson, Soc., 11,207. 130 Wait's plurality, 17,897.

19 Auditor-William B. Howard, R. and 87 Prog., 123,930; Henry C. Richmond, D. 226 and Pop., 108,699; E. C. Austin,

Soc.,

27 10,565; J. D. Graves, Pro., 2,879. How-
44 ard's plurality, 15,231.

85 Treasurer-Walter A. George, R. and
70 Prog., 124,910; George E. Hall, D. and
18 Pop., 109,630; John W. Van Allen, Soc.,
81 10,865; M. M. Brugger, Pro., 3,660.
445 George's plurality, 15, 280.
400 State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
17 tion-James E. Delzell, R. and Prog.,
59 127,179; R. V. Clark, D. and Pop., 108,654;
45 Alice G. Meley, Soc., 11,424. Delzell's plu-
56 rality, 18,525.

40 Attorney General-Grant G. Martin, R.
75 and Prog., 127,146; Andrew M. Morrisey,
22 D. and Pop., 105,513; H. H. Adee, Soc.,
58 10,878. Martin's plurality, 21,633.

Commissioner of Public Lands and Build71 ings-Fred Beckmann, R. and Prog., 53 124,833; William B. Eastham, D. and Pop., 32 107,669; George L. Phelps, Soc., 11,009; 76 Nelson Hald, Pro., 3,880. Beckmann's 15 plurality, 17,164.

45 Railway Commissioner-H. G. Taylor, R, 89 and Prog., 121,389; Clarence F. Harman, 191 D. and Pop., 111,678; Charles D. Lamme, 107 Soc., 10,914; D. D. Norton, Pro., 3,739. 56 Taylor's plurality, 9,711.

The Turks after a three weeks' siege abandoned Vienna, October 14, 1529.

Vote for United States Senator, 1912. The vote for President in 1908 was:
G. W. Norris, R. and Prog., 126,081; Taft, R., 10,775; Bryan, D., 11,212; Debs,
Bryan's
A. C. Schallenberger, D. and Pop., 111,937: Soc., 2, 103; Hisgen, Ind., 136.
John Chase, Soc., 9,177; D. B. Gilbert, plurality, 457.
Pro., 2,727. Norris's plurality, 14,144.

Vote for Congressmen, 1912.

Vote for United States Senator, 1912.
W. A. Massey, R., 7,856; Key Pittman,
D., 7,935. Pittman's plurality, 79.
Vote for Congressman, 1912.
E. E. Roberts, R., 7,382; Clay Tallman,

1. Paul F. Clark, R., 15,706; John A.
Maguire, D., 17,416; Oyler, Soc., 868; Car-
raker, Pro., 481. Maguire's plurality, 1,710.
2. Howard A. Baldridge, R., 15,662; C. D., 7,309. Roberts's plurality, 73.
O. Lobeck, D., 16,069; Carter, Soc., 2,146.
Lobeck's plurality, 407.

Legislature of 1913-'14.

3. Joseph C. Cook, R., 21,667; Dan V. Stephens, D., 26,229; Nye, Soc., 912; Gib-Republicans son, Pro., 537. Stephens's plurality, 4,562. Democrats 4. Charles H. Sloan, R., 22, 293; Charles Progressives

Senate. | House. Jt. ballot.

M. Skiles, D., 18,279; Olmstead, Soc., 950; Socialists
White, Pro., 557. Sloan's plurality, 4,014. Dem, majorities.. 1
5. S. R. Barton, R., 18,818; Roderick D.
Sutherland, D., 17,522; Elliott, Soc., 1,421;
Porter, Pro., 610. Barton's plurality, 1,296.
6. Moses P. Kinkaid, R., 24,766; W. J.
Taylor, D., 18530; Warren, Soc., 3,788; F. 1900, President
L. Armstrong, Prog., 4,997; Stebbins, Ind., 1902, Governor
84. Kinkaid's plurality, 6, 236.

1

Vote of State Since 1900.

Rep. Dem.

Prog.

..

3,849 6,347

4,778

6,540

1904, President

6,864

3,982

Taft,

Rep......

PRESIDENT, 1912.

Dem.

Wilson,

Prog.....

Roosevelt,

Debs,

Soc.

22

Plurality

Scattering

Whole vote...

1797

535

87961

The scattering vote in 1912 was:
Pro., 535.

Chafin,

The vote for President in 1908 was: Taft, R., 53,149; Bryan, D., 33,655; Debs, Soc., 1,299; Chafin, Pro., 905; Hisgen, Ind., 584. Taft's plurality, 19,494.

Vote for Governor, 1912. 259 Franklin Worcester, R., 32,504; Samuel 20 D. Felker, D., 34, 203; Winston Churchill, 379 Prog., 14,401; Alva H. Morrill, Pro., 496; Felker's 339 William H. Wilkins, Soc., 1,674. 28 plurality, 1,699. Election thrown into the 53 Legislature, no candidate having a 239 jority.

212

Douglass

80

144

172

Clark

In Philadelphia more than 94 per cent of the school teachers are women.

*Senate. | House. | Jt.ballot.

Legislature of 1913-'14.

*Four seats in the Senate are and will be filled by vote of the assembly of the Legislature.

Vote of State Since

1900.

219
206

Auditor-W. G. Sargeant, R., 29,574; Francisco Delgado, D., 29,133; O. K. Gore, Soc., 1,998. Sargeant's plurality, 441. Treasurer-Silvestre Mirabal, R., 28,977; O. N. Marron, D., 29,867; T. A. Chastain, 13 Soc., 1,947. Marron's plurality, 890. Attorney General-F. W. Clancy, R., vacant 30,162; W. R. McGill, D., 28,721; A. J. joint McDonald, Soc., 1,957. Clancy's plurality, 1,441.

1904, Governor 1906, Governor 1908, President 1908, Governor 1910, Governor 1912, President

51,171 35,437
40,581 37,672
53,149 33,655
44,630 41,386
44,908 37,737
32,927 34,724

Superintendent of Public Instruction--A. B. Stroup, R., 29,411; A. N. White, D., 29,522; Mrs. Lurlyne Lane, Soc., 1,939. White's plurality, 111.

Commissioner of Public

Lands-R.

P.

Ervien, R., 29,706; J. L. Emerson, D., 29,242; W. C. Tharp, Soc., 1,939.

plurality, 464.

Ervien's

29,583; C. J. Roberts,

R.,

Justices of the Supreme Court-F. W. Parker, R., 29,681; E. R. Wright, R., 29,541; S. Burkhart. D., 29,453; W. A. Dunn, D., 29,423; 17,794 R. H. Hanna, D., 29,674. Roberts's plurality, 140; Hanna's plurality, 133; Parker's plurality, 42.

Members of State Corporation Commis"Elec-sion-George W. Armijo, R., 29,108; H. H. Williams, R., 29,835; M. S. Groves, R.. 29,783; O. K. Owen, D., 28,509; Seferino Martinez, D., 28,577; G. H. Van Stone, D., 29,451; W. T. Holmes, Soc., 1,820; W. P. Metcalf, Soc., 1,818; P. J. Staggs, Soc., 1,806. Williams's plurality, 727; Groves's plurality, 675; Van Stone's plurality, 343. Vote for Congressman, 1912.

PRESIDENT, 1912.

Debs,

Soc.....

Prog....

Roosevelt,

Taft,

Rep......

Wilson,
Dem.....

1199| 1002

1394

At Large-H. B. Fergusson, D., 22,139; Nathan Jaffa, R., 17,900; Marcos C. de Baca, Prog., 5,883; Andrew Eggum, Soc., 2,644. Fergusson's plurality, 4,239. Legislature of 1913-'14.

Senate. | House. Jt. ballot.

170

Chaves

1339

465

16 Republicans

Lincoln

461

452

109

105

Luna

Vote of State Since 1911.

McKinley

224

264

237

7

Rep. Dem. Pro.

Mora

Otero

165 1911, Governor

28,019 31,036

285 1912, President ...

17,733 20,437 8,347

Rio Arriba

Roosevelt

NEW YORK.

Vote on State Ticket. 1912.

Governor-Holm O. Bursam, R., 28,019; Almanace
W. C. McDonald, D., 31,036; T. C. Rivera, Alexander
Soc., 1,787. McDonald's plurality, 3,017. Alleghany
Lieutenant Governor-Malachias Marti- Anson
nez, R., 28,906; E. C. de Baca, D., 29,642; Ashe
Charles Goddard, Soc., 2,035. Baca's plu- Avery
rality, 736.

Secretary of State-Secundino Romero, Bertie
R., 28,932; Antonio J. Lucero, D., 29, 692; Bladen
C. R. Cannon, Soc., 2,026. Lucero's plu-Brunswick
rality, 760.

In Russia there is only one doctor to every 75,000 people.

1689

1262

346

1

1279

46

42

4

74

329

20

1Taft, R., 114,887; Bryan, D., 136, 928; Debs, Whole vote, 252,160. Bryan's Soc., 345.

325 plurality, 22,041.

43

5

10

38

17

Vote on State Ticket, 1912.
Governor-Locke Craig, D., 149,975;

Thomas Settle, R., 43,625; Iredell Meares,
Prog., 49,930; H. E. Hodges, Soc., 944.
Craig's plurality, 100,045.

Lieutenant-Governor-Elijah L. Daughtridge, D., 149,779; James R. Gaskill, R., 42,400; Charles E. Greene, Prog., 51,351; B. T. Tiller, Soc., 956. Daughtridge's plurality, 98.428.

Secretary of State-J. Bryan Grimes, D., 150,093; W. J. Adams, R., 42,339; D. H. Senter, Prog., 51,175; William Weatherly, Soc., 954. Grimes's plurality, 98,918. Auditor-William P. Wood, D., 150,056; John Q. A. Wood, R., 42,606; J. F. Click, Prog., 51,392; D. Stewart, Soc., 955. W. P. Wood's plurality, 99,664.

Treasurer-Benjamin R. Lacey, D., 151,080; Daniel W. Patrick, R., 43,328; D. L. Gore, Prog., 51,478; W. D. Taylor, Soc., 960. Lacey's plurality, 99,602.

Superintendent of Public Instruction-James Y. Joyner, D., 149,986; Cyrus P. Frazier, R., 42,380; Gilmore Ward Bryant, Prog., 51,379; G. E. Hunt, Soc., 901. Joyner's plurality, 98,605.

Attorney General-Thomas W. Bickett, D., 152,069; David H. Blair, R., 42,466; John Raymond Craig, Prog., 51,382; W. J. Greaser, Soc., 900. Bickett's plurality, 100,687.

Vote for Congressmen, 1912.

1. John H. Small, D., 12,537; Marshall D. Geggett, R., 202. Small's plurality, 12,335.

2. Claude Kitchin, D., 11,091; Thomas 8 W. Brown, R., 982. Kitchin's plurality, 1 10.109.

6 3. J. M. Faison, D., 11,624; J. F. Ken3 nedy, R., 6,042. Faison's plurality, 5,582. 4. Edward W. Pou, D., 13,906; John F. 51 Mitchell, R., 3,586. Pou's plurality, 10,320. 5. Charles M. Stedman, D., 21,075; C. W. 7 Curry, R., 15,995; George R. Green, Soc., 469. Stedman's plurality, 5,080.

50

6. Hannibal L. Godwin, D., 13,028; Thomas A. Norment, R., 181. Godwin's 22 plurality, 12,847.

7. Robert N. Page, D., 17,873; R. D. Laws, R., 12,449. Page's plurality, 5,424.

In Bergen, Norway, there is a church entirely built of paper and made waterproof by means of a plaster of lime, curds and the white of eggs.