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EL PASO HERALD Thursday, Nov. 7, 1918. HELP WILSON Roosevelt Says They Will Aid Him In Winning the War. (Continued from page 1.) Hernandez A nd Fall Win With State Ticket New Mexico Republicansj Carry Everything in the State Election. Albuquerque, N.

Nov. a dictate the terms of the armistice,) Precinpts missing; from the count and that the t'erms of peace will be de-j this morning: returns indicated the termined by all the the colonel reelection of Albert B. Fall, Republi- eontinued. caili from jjew Mexico to the United States senate by approximately 1900 plurality over his Democratic oppo- congressman William B. Wal- Republicans will heartily support president Wilson in efforts to put forth our whole strength and efficiency in the war and to secure ajnent( peace that will guarantee the result! of the war.

All extravagance, tion, or inefficiency in waging the; C. Hernandez, the present Re- war, any leniency to German spies or publican congressman from New Mexi- eonspirators at home, and any effort js returned over judge G. A. Rich- to interfere with the freedom of speech or with the press by honest)ardson- of Roswell, the Democratic supporters of the war, who protest! by 1000 plurality, against inefficiency in waging the 1 entire state Republican ticket war, will, I believe, result in congres- has been elected with the exception Kional investigation and exposure of of tJie candidate for justice of the the guilty partv. The result of the couSU T1ie for thls election is really extraordinary, inas.o^^aiin doubt Senate Changes Make Votes For Woman Suff rage i x.

G. O. P. Victory Also Fore- Botn Sides Claim Victory, i i With Rfirmhlina.ns tiiP shadows Radical Legislative Developments. SUFFICE FOR 4 of S.000.000 uinnfim pmnr With Republicans the Most Jubilant.

Phoenix, Nov. noon Washington. D. Nov. there still remained doubt whether changes in the senate membership Tom Campbell or Fred Colter is to by elections, woman be governor of Arizona.

Each side is suffragists believe there is hope for claiming victory by 200 votes, but'adoption of the suffrage constitution- everything depends on the returns aI amendment, which was defeated by from remote precincts. itiie senate October 1. last, by two Possibly there is more confident ex-! pression of success in the Republican the new senators taking their headquarters, where it is stated all seats immediately. Gay, of and Guy O. Pollock, of South possible allowances have been made succeeding Benet, are counted on to! frage association.

Colter where there could be doubt. This Mrs. Catt Says Anthony Measure Will Now Pass Congress. New York, Nov. now are confident in view of the election result that there will be sufficient votes in the 66th congress to pass the Anthony amendment to the federal constitution enfranchising the women of the United States, according to a statement issued here today by Mrs.

Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the National American Woman Suf- much as the entire pro-German and vote was behind the Wilson Democratic REPUBLICAN SENATOR AND GOVERNOR IN COLORADO Denver, Nov. from 1306 precincts of the 1532 in Colorado gave: United States senator: Phipps Snafroth (D), 92,963. Governor: Shoup (R), Tynan (D), 90,502. For lieutenant governor 1029 precincts give: Stephan (R), Carringer (D). 68,290.

For secretary of state 1039 precincts give: Murphy (R), Noland (D), 75,943. support the resolution their predeces county has given Campbell sors opposed. Possible arter election about 2800 plurality and probably lias change of sentiment by other sena- elected all seven Republican candi-jtors also is hoped for by suffragist dates for the legislature, thus ex-j workers. pressing disapproval of the Socialist) Upheaval Forecast, trend of the Democratic members this The political overturning, which year defeated for reelection. takes from the Democrats control of T.ipntpnant trovprnor Rpniamin Montgomery, Republican nominee.

the house of representatives, foreshad- Pankey governor, benjamin f0r sheriff in this county, leads by 800 ows an upheaval In national legisla- Secretary of state, Manuel votes- Outside the governorship race, tive affairs, changes in power of the Treasurer Charles" IT Strong. Republicans concede the remainder of 1 committee chairmanships and a situa- Attornev general O. 6 Askren. i the Democratic ticket is elected, but tion confronting president Wilson, Auditor, Edward G. Sargent.

assert that H. E. Matthews, Republi-1 which, in a measure, parallels that Justice of the supreme court, judge: can, may defeat C. O. Case, Democrat, I confronting prciident Taft in the for state superintendent of public of his administration.

The sit-i struction. she said, Tuesday scored more victories -for suffrage than were ever before crowded into any one election day. Suffrage has apaprently carried ini Michigan by a substantial majority discussing Nuxated Iron at a and South Dakota has likewise been dinner in a fashionable hotel in New General Gprdon, Hero of the Battle of Gettysburg Leads The Way; United States Judge Atkinson, Former Governor of West Tells Benefits He Derived From Its Use; Former United States Senator Chas. A. Towne Commends Nuxated Iron To All Who Feel The Need of Renewed Energy.

F. Raynolds. Superintendent of public instruction, Jonathan H. Wagner. Commissioner of public lands, Nels Field.

State I corporation commissioner, Jesus M. Luna. nation is analageuous to that Complete returns will not be received president Cleveland at the REPUBLICANS HAVE CLOSE RACE UP IN ALASKA Juneau. Alaska, Nov. on scattering returns, another close contest in the matter of delegate to congress from Alaska may be the result Tuesday's James Wickersham, Republican, is believed to be slightly in the lead.

A severe storm and rapid spread of NEBRASKA WILL RATIFY the influenza epidemic caused the smallest vote ever cast. Incomplete returns thus far gave Wickerham a lead of about 20 votes over Sulzer. WOMEN WIN THE BALLOT IN OKLAHOMA ELECTION Oklahoma City, Nov. the basis of incomplete returns re-; ceived from 400 precincts up to 10; oclock this morning, it was apparent! that the suffrage amendment had! overcome the handicap seen yester-; day. Returns from 400 voting pre-j I cincts out of 2500 gave suffrage 29,512 for, and 19,899 against.

The amend-J ment must receive a majority of all the votes cast. for several days. The complete Democratic ticket below governor follows: Secretary of state. Matt Sims. Treasurer, Harry S.

Ross. Attorney general, W. B. Jones. Auditor.

Jess L. Boyce. Superintendent of public instruction, C. O. Case.

Corporation commissioner, David F. Johnson. State min inspector, G. H. Bolins.

SOUTH DAKOTA GRANTS SUFFRAGE TO WOMEN Sioux Falls, S. Nov. suffrage carried in South Dakota, according to incomplete retlurns received from Tuesday's election. PROHIBITION AMENDMENT Lincoln, Nov. returns show that a sufficient number of state legislators who favor nationwide prohibition were elected to the state legislature at election to insure ratification of the federal prohibition amendment at the session in January, a statement by Mrs.

Mamie M. Claflin. president of the W. C. T.

of Nebraska. said todav. FORD IS DEFEATED IN THE MICHIGAN VOTE Detroit, Mich, Nov. unofficial returns almost complete from balloting indicate that Lieut. Com.

Truman H. Newberry, Republican, defeated Heurv Ford, Democrat, for United States senator from Michigan by a margin around 5000, Democratic headquarters here this forenoon the naval commander's election. The majority of Gov. Sleeper and the remainder of the Republican state ticket on the final count will be approximately 50,000, or one-half the normal Republican majority in Michigan. Suffrage will have an affirmative of 25,000.

beginning: of his first term. Since, by the system of committee control which prevails in the house, all legislation and the virtually unlimited powers for investigation of governmental affairs lies within the control of the majority, the possibilities are obvious. They will be increased, if the final returns for the senate assure the Republicans control there. Who Will Be Speaker? First, comes the question of the speakership, a place which many statesmen and politicians have declared is second only to the presidency in importance. Representative Mann, of Illinois, the Republican leader, would, on the basis of his position, be the logical candidate of the manority, but that is complicated by several fac- made safe for democracy by the passage of the citizenship measure, which aimed to enfranchise South Dakota women at the same time that it does foreigners after residence of a certain length of time.

While it is too soon to make any positive statements, it seems as if there were now votes enough in the senate short term to pass the amendment and there will undoubtedly be votes to spare on its passage in both houses of the 66th of affairs three 3, next. As chairman of the ways and means committee, representative Kitchin, of North Carolina, now is he Democratic leader. He is expected to be supplanted in both places by representative Joseph W. Fordney, of Michigan, one of the old Republican wheelhorses upon whom will fall a very important part in carrying out with the treasury department the financial program for the remainder of the war. This will a situation where a Republican house, and probably senate, will be dealing with a Democratic secre- rt.

tarv of the treasury on immense i.Jl,.2 financial questions, in which they nepresentau fundamentally may be in disagree- ment. At least two more great Lib- I erty loans are to be provided for, and continued ill health. Gillett, of Massachusetts, actually Mr senior in point of service, has been acting Republican leader and is to be considered within the calculations for the house speakers. There also has been some talk of representative Longworth, of Ohio. Col.

Roosevelt's soninlaw, as a candidate upon whom the Republicans could unite. Xew Democratic Lender. Next in importance is the leadership of the Democrats, when thev become the minority party after March Thousand 'Ways -to Kelp the Government not only durinrf -the war btrfc immediately after war. Household Economy Is One Take -the surfar subject instance: For a table drink select no one can estimate the need for further war taxation after the end of the fiscal year, which the pending war revenue bill is framed to cover. Present March 3.

The Republicans, of course, do not come into their position of advantage until the meeting of the new congress, which will be the first Monday in December, 1919. unless president Wilson should call it in extraordinary session sooner. The present Democratic congress expires by limitation March 3, 1919. Leaders of both parties rather believe the president will avoid an extra session if possible. To Initiate New Policies.

Republican policies in the new congress cannot be developed until the complexion of the senate Is certain. In reconstruction, fiscal and other legislation, however, the Republicans are prepared to initiate new policies in the next house with a bearing on the presidential campaign of 1920. Although somewhat dependent on the senate outcome, the house Republicans are planning a definite constructive program dealing with after war problems. They have pledged themselves to vigorously prosecute the war to its conclusion. SMITH, APPARENTLY, WILL BE NEW YORK GOVERNOR New York, Nov.

43 districts missing and the soldier vote as yet uncounted, Alfred E. Smith, Democrat, had a majority of 12,235 votes today over Gov. Chas. S. Whitman, Republican, in the gubernatorial contest, on the face of revised returns.

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Henceforth I shall not be without it. I am in a position to testify for the advantage of others, to the remarkable and immediate helpfulness of this remedy, and I unhesitatingly recommend Nuxated Iron to all who feel the need of renewed energy and the regularity of bodily Hon. Anthony Caminetti, U. S. Commissioner General of Immigration, says: find in Nuxated Iron the tonic qualities which bring physical being from weariness, depression, and indifference to every call of duty or pleasure to that state of energetic, snappy, gingery fitness which is the desire of every healthy minded man or woman.

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mbers nervous, rundown people who were ailine: all the while have increased their strength and endurance in two time while taking iron in the proper form. Many an athlete and prize fighter has won the day simply a he knew the secret of great strength and endurance which is so greatly aided by having plenty of iron in the blood, while many another has gone down to inglorious defeat simply for the lack of iron. Maunfac Iron, whcih is prepcribed and recommended above by phyi-icains. Is not a secret remedy, but one which is -well known to Unlike the older inorganic iron products, it is easily assimilated, does not injure the teeth, make them Black, nor upset the stomach. The manufacturers guarantee successful and entirely satisfactory results to every purchaser or they will refund your money.

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