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Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-22
A Young Farmer of Logan
County Being Tried for !.
His Life
Charged With killing Mike
SOmmeffeIt, a Neighbor,
With WhiffIe Tree

Napoleon, Nov. 21.-After four
day and night sessions of the district
court, Judge Winchester presiding,
the jury has been secured in the trial
of John Termann on the charge of
numbering Michael Sommerfelt.
Seventy-five talesmen were examin-
ed before the jury was secured, as
there has been considerable feeling
aroused over the crime.
The prosecution has made it's open
ing address to the jury and the evil
dence for the state will commence
Monday after the arrival of the train.
States Attorney McKenna is being
and the defense is being cared for by
Judge Lauder of Wahpeton and At
torney Anderson of this place. The
jury will be kept in custody by the
sheriff until the end of the trial,
which is expected to occupy all of
next week. w. 3
In brief, the murder was the OUT
come of neighbor's row, June l.,
last. Sommerfelt was having war
of words with the mother of Termann
when the son and his father came up
| and the former struck Sommerfelt
over the head with, a whiff1etree,
from the effects of which the man
| died the next day. The older Ter
man will be tried for murder also
at the conclusion of the present trial.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-22

when he returned the ball 35 yards. |
The longest rush was by Verweibe,
the Crimson fullback, who started in
the game for Harvard, and this net
ted Is yards around the end.
AS a whole the game was rather old
fashioned in type, minus its mass
plays by reason of the natural zone
and the ten-yard distance. Harvard
was at times able to penetrate the
Yale line, not, perhaps, because of
the weakness of any particular man,
but more often owing to the speed
in which line plays were started:
Yale was slower than Harvard, her
men did not gather themselves, yet
the power was there, as was shown
in the second half. Harvard rushed
dnrin gthe entire game IS times, net
ting al yards, an average of 1928
yards to the rush.
Yale rushed Al times for distance
of 95 yards, or nearly two yards per
rush on an average. Harvard receiv-
ed the ball four times on downs, once
simply because a kick was resorted
to where two rushes had failed to
give the. needed ten yards. This
made the exchanges of ball frequent
and lent spice to the play.
+ g. n 3
Rushing had its sensations, for it
worked UP the audience to a high
pitch of expectancy every few min
| utes and there would be calls for
Coy, Coy" when the ball was Yale's
and equally encouraging cries from
Harvard when one of her men was
| making successful rushes. ~ =
Coy and Kennard were time ant
again called upon to boot the ball ou
| of danger, and each time there was
! anxiety lest there should be fun
Bile. The ball was handled cleanly
/ after these tricks, for but single
tumble can rightly be laid against the
play and this was by Harvard maj
on the 50-yard line. In kicking, Co!
1 lifted the ball nine times for a tota
of 319 yards, an average of 35 l..
yards, and. every time he raised il
| applause would sweep from the gran,
stands " Il
Harvard called upon all her back
to kick and their total was 1926 yard
for eleven times and an average o
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-22
even such worthy mettle.

of even such worthy mettle.
Man for man, the teams were equal
" matched. Each teams defense was
stronger than its offense and the best
laid plans of each went to naught.
There was a critical point in the
game, as in all contests, and it came
in the second half, owing to the fail
ure of a forward pass. Yale had been
rallying with the desperation borne
of knowledge that time was feeting
and had worked the ball to Harvard's
22-yard line when Johnson, quarter
back, gave the signal for the play
which was SO successful against
Brown. This time the place for its
execution was the diagonal opposite
the corner offfield The ball went
back to Philbin, who passed it clean,
ly over the onrushing Crimson's for
wards, to Haines, but the ball was
not thrown more than so yards from
the center line and thinking the play
was faulty, under the rules, the ball
went to Harvard. ss FL
A great sigh Of relief went up
from the Harvard side Of the field,
and not five minutes later the game
ended. That this was the critical
moment is proven by the fact that
throughout the second half Harvard
did not once have the ball in Yale's
territory and yet SO stubborn was her
defense that neither Coy, with his
terrible plunges, nor the tremendous
efforts of the Yale line to open holes,
were able to push the ball nearer
than the 15-yard line.
So well matched were the teams
that neither got nearer than fifteen
yards to it's opponents goal. The
play were in a large measure rushes
Occasionally there would be an end
run which was not very successful
Except when Harvard directed one
against Captain Burch's end. This
style of play was mostly worked out
side Of tackle when the end had beer
drawn out.
There Were no spectacular runs
although Coy's attempt to turn 5the
Harvard ends were nearly so, fol
several times he crossed the field ii
his endeavor to find an opening The
Longest run was by Wheaton of Yale
at the kickoff in the second half
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-22
.R|EQUlsl1ION PAPERS
FOR GUN-PLAYERS
SENATOR SIMPSON ARMED WITH
PROPER DOCUMENTS VISITS
MONTANA GOVERNOR.
GOVERNOR BURKE SENDS HIS
& COMPLIMENTS TO THE Gov
s1 ERNoR or. MONTANA.
THE TRIO WHO HELD UP CON-
DUcToR .SEELEY WANTED
In THIS STATE.

Dickinson, N. D., Nov 81. Senator
L. A. Simpson, armed with requisi-
ton papers, left Thursday for Helena,
Mont, where he will obtain from the
governor Of Montana extradition pap
ers giving over into the custody of
Sheriff Charles Willis of Billings
county, James Brown, Ed. Miller and
Henry E. Miller, the trio wanted for
drawing guns on Conductor Seeley
and his train crew at Fryburg last
month. Senator Simpson, who will
be associated with the prosecution,
was Joined at Medora by Sheriff Viii.
lis. They will return with the pris.
oners next week.
Brown and the two Millers, hobos
attempted to get free transportation
at Fryburg. They were ordered of
the train by Conductor seeley, but
refused to leave, drawing guns on the
train crew. Seeley telephoned ahead
to Medora asking the sheriff to be
on hand to subdue the trio when the
train pulled into the station. The no
hos were arrested on a vagrancy
charge, but We're later released not
withstanding the evident desire Of the
railroad company to prosecute them
They quickly made their way ints
Montana, where they were again ar
rested on a Yagrancy charge, but a
what city Is not vet known. Tht
charge preferred against them is as
sault with dangerous weapon.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-22
Burton Says Taft Hopes for
Harmony Between Con-
gress and Him
Speaker Cannon Will Be Op.
posed If He Bucks Prom,
Sed Legislation

Hot Springs, Va, Nov. Taft and
Representative Burton Of Ohio had
another extended conference today
at which the speakership question
was discussed as well as NEARLY.
every thing else as Taft put it af-
terWards. s.g !gs s5s5s
What present state of mind Taft
has on the speakership question and
all his future attitude is made
apparent beyond all question in the
statement made for publication by
Mr.. Burton after the conference. Bur-
ton explained that he was not less
"a candidate for the senate than when
he came here, and upon his return
to Washing gton Monday he would
give more vigorous attention to the
canvass in Ohio. He then said:
80 s@ @5@ % 80 q 80 q @t@s@@ 90
In discussing the question of q
q the speakership ] am not assum- q
q ing to speak for Judge Taft, but o.
\ q only to express what seems to q
8@ me is clearly the correct view q
o of the situation. The president O.
o elect made promises during the q
81 campaign. One was for g
o thorough and honest reyision 81
q of the tariff. This does not q
o necessarily mean that rates in q
q. all schedules will be lowered o
q nor that any legal right or inter- o
- est Of either capital or labor o
9 will be dissolved. It does mean O
8. a careful re-examination of the q
o whole subject. 81
\ O % 90. .@ @S@5@. .@.@@ q ~ q 80
Besides the tariff there are other
promises contained in the party plat
form and reiterated by the president
elect which must be fulfilled, even
at the cost of the speakership. No
doubt Taft will go on very reluct-
antly, but as the head Of his party
as we'll as president elect of the
nation, he is bound to meet the ex-
pectations of the people and to in
sure an observation Of the party
pledges. 4;
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o The speaker has great power .
& o In repressing legislation. II this Q
q repressive influence should 8
q stand in the way there would 9
! g be but one course for the pre- 8
o sident elect to pursue, and that 9
% is to exert his influence against 8
q obstruction. Z 3
1T is to be hoped that there will
be such harmony and concert OF
action between the president elect
and Speaker Cannon that a contest
will be avoided ''s
Taft has made no statement FOL
publication on the sub bject.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-22
And His Executive Committee
Reelected Except keefe,
a Taft Man
Toronto, Canada, Chosen as
Convention City for
Next Year

@ Denver, Col, Nov. 21.The new
officers Of the American Federation Of
Labor are: ss
Preside lent Samuel Gompers OF
Washington, D. G.
First Vice President James Dun
can Of Quincy, Mass.
Second Vice President John Mitch
ell OF Spring Valley, Ill.
Third Vice President James O'Con-
nell of Washington, D. G.
Fourth Vice Preside Max Mer-
ris of Denver. Col.
Fifth Vice President .. A Hayes
Of Philadelp lphia, Pa.
Sixth Vice President VIM. D. HUI
ber OF Indianapolis. Ind.
Seventh Vice President Joseph
Valentine of Cincinnati, O.
Eighth Vice President John r. Al
pine Of Boston, Mass.
Convention city for 1909 Toronto
Canada.
Above is the result Of today's cleo
tion in the American Federation oi
Labor convention. The executive
council. which is made up of the Of
ficers shows no change with the en-
|iception of the substitution Of JohI
r. Alpine for Daniel ]. Keefe. whs
withdrew.
Gompers was reelected to the. ofiic,
he has held since the organization
Of the federation in 1881. with tn,
lexception OF one year, amid scenes
OF the greatest enthusiasm, only on,
discontented representative of the So
cialist party voting against him.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-22
lTRlI.sTATE WEATHER,

Washington, p. c., Nov. 21s North
Dakota and South Dakota: Fair Sun.
day and Monday.
Minnesota: Fair Sunday and Nom
day; light to fresh south winds be-
coming variable.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-22
CALL FOR REV. cox AT DickiN-
SON.

Dickinson Post: Bishop Mann, of
the Episcopal church, was in Diclsin-
son Monday evening for the purpose
of attending a meeting OF the Bis
hops committee OF st. Johns church.
The committee instructed the bishop
to secure, il possible. the services Of
Rev. Cox OF Crookston, Aatnn., as rec
tor of the local church for this winter.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-22
RuRNr HIS FEET.

T.itcoln. Neb., Nov 2l.Ashton c..
slchallenberger. goyernor-elect of Ne
ibraska, Is under the care of a sur
geon ais the result Of severe injuries
sustained while being initiated into
the order of the Mystic Shrine.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-22
WATCHING EACH OTHER.

Budapest, Nov. 21.Austro-Hun
ian patrols on the servian frontier are
being strengthened in consequence of
the report that the servia troops re-
Gently fired across the Danube at 4
point near smedria on a party of
Austrian engineers.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-22

Harvard 4; Yale Q. :.
Chicago IS; Wisconsin f2. $.
: Minnesota n; Carlisle 8.
: Kansas 10; Iowa 5. !:
: Vanderbilt 2s;Washington o. :
!: Wester Reserve 81; HeideI- !.
berg o. I.
Navy IS; Virginia Polytech- :
!: mic 4. :
Cornell 1s; Trinity s. I:
!: Pittsburg 6; Gettysburg Q. |:
!, Army 25; Villa Nova 0. !.
. Indiana II; Purdue 4. Z:
. Ohio State IA; oberlin IL. !:
I: Amherst a; Williams 0. I:
: Syracuse 90; Michigan 4 !:
!: Illinois So; Northwestern 8. !:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
EXTRACT "B" IRON PAMPHLI

EXTRACT "B" FROM PAMPHLET
National made helpless the Rockefele
Hamans and Mogan the the System rendered help
and has banded together at least 100000 of intelligent stock
peoples the industrial and financial
inevitable from the shall will loosen the
hold will be taken
reorganized Of
The backbone Stock which will bring about
stockholders The stockholders there
quicker application Of
the stockhoder In buying much
National Stock afford and amongst
additional stockholders, bear mind:
Stock to-day selling about 81 so 500
in the markets OF the
additional sockhoder will the 60 advance
beyond what you pay for
National Stock" myself, connected
with any sale, directly
Stock will all
have the privilege of buying and making the price
All should reputable New York,
Stock Exchange and Curb brokers'
received by National Stock" from the sale OF
all made will become the
property of all stockholders alike.
OF Stock funds
me- in profits salaries,
million Before the
fairly that has begun business this
40 millions by the selling OF
25O0OOO Stock of 8 share and
2OO0O0 81 share with this 16 million
profits OF "a millions Of Wall and
Streets stock deals.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
AT LAST

Bear there two classes of people who buy
SPECTATORS and investors.
The marketing of stock only first move in stock
To be successful he establish his proposition
ogzed trading basis This only be done by deliberately
making market for it.
EXAMPLE: My first in welding the power of Ma
tona Stock for the benefit of its stockholders public will be
certain and aggressive operations American Smeer National
Lead Trinity and First National Copper Paul r r. and
Yukon Gold An still soggy the public mind
the procedure AT time when the market hardly of the
convusons OF the panic and when the System could sell
any stock to the public undertook for the American Smelling
group OF capitalists the Guggenheims, sell the public
100000 shares of Yukon God-nnscaly then and
SI2 TO SIS sharewich did two hours Saturday.
March 2S at from S. (par s. By the rules that govern
such transactions turned he uggenhems proceeds
OF the shares had Sold less my pay thereby leaving the stock
unprotected and exposed attacks of the system who
m of success jumped value thereby inducing speca
tors to believe they had been rced causing SELL
leaving the market price under the thumb of the System
Had National Stock handled Yukon the money paid by the
public would have been retained TO support the stock in the
ket buying all the stock that offered either by those who
TO attack the value the result being that in time the stock
would be firmly established rocbottom basis of its intrinsic
value, S2 to SIS and npregnabe speculative attacks After
TINS had been accomplished the money received for the stock then
outstanding would have been paid th uggenhens
With the Of National Stock this could be done not
only IN Yukon but in the other stocks which have mentioned
and in any others which National Stock directs its powerful
attenonand stocks which the Systems machinery perched
too high can be yanked down to their proper level by National
Stock"
That there shall be misunderstanding character
of National Stock right here at the beginning of its
that the chief theatre of operations will be the stock
markets of New York Boston and Philadelphia and eventually
Of London Paris and Berlin The funds derived from the sale
Of its will applied in exactly the same manner as the
System the peoples savings banks and companies
sway and fix the prices OF the stocks in which deals
already know something of the profit possibilities of opera
tons; but conducted the scale permitted
shall command results will be stupendous and as
the Systems processes. Whatever National Stock"
out to do IN the et its ready and unencubered millions will
enable to crush through OF the Systems opposition
Those same ready and une1cubeed millions will be effective
IN foresang any stock move Of the System with which National
Stock does not concur.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13

/ earnestly ask and buy National Stock
millionaire shares;
saaried if bank deposIo
tenth savings worth; if worngnan share
responsibility of asking all to buy for three Read
them and see they are plumb
reasonably unlike all other
and all paid for National Stock
be unless lost the stock market
stock market
and the putting of the American actually into
saddle.
3D. Every
WILL should Let
fashion the chances of this
of whole work for which have planned
andm manpuvrcd lifetime
pope-nd Europeanshgh and low,
millions millions of shares of National Stock?
proceeds money, take
Rokee Hamans Mogans-e SYSTEM through stock
the
people billions billions OF wealth. which the people
and a retained for themselves?
educated during past four
workings of the game the American people who have
the who
to decide
millions upon millions of National Stock viii take the
until the
the will flow back the people like golden
Niagara
SYSTEMS
in Falsf
the and the peoples millions behind In the
compelled work take
millions reasonably and this without the people the
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
IN the American People:

The importance of this announcement the one to which
xx carefully led up be when assert
SIN absolute control of adequate
cone with the machinery of the System shall make demon
os power to perform what have predicted for it.
To get voltage Of my dynamo keep your head the
ena have nsiteny urged upon your attention
The Systems billions made by power to fix and sway
values Of the 20 billions of which the
American people now hold.
The Systems right to the Peoples Money deposited
M hanks companies of the supplies it with
.ts millions necessary the process of fixing swaying the
zines of American securities
The stock market be the theatre of operations for
oeyer purposes dslodge the SYSTEMS hold Amer
can people
All these necessary conditions here in the
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
TREMENDOUS MARKET DEALS.
EXTRACT &C" FROM PAMPHLET.


1t knowledge that in Of previous stoc
whenever predicted the fall OF stock
the System could make temporarily the other way 5y the sheer
As they did Yukon they did long
Amagamad After sold the stock to The public 100 the System
allowed l2 After Copper Range had gone from 10 70
Il, allowed lOo
Butte and having advice from s. TO $40
back S14, then allowed advance to $3.50
list of all other stocks handled
the last American Smelters and ST
public Smelters will to 100 and a lZO
the
advice Immediately mounted 73 when the
below 90 To-day is lO2 points
predicted Paul they drove back 60 Not
it 147, its way the Us pointed to.
To which has all these things
National Stock"
When
Trinity Yukon, First National
Smeer going advance will advance and will be
read OF advertisements that
stocks drop its
price level stock will that level and
its fall.
go up National Stock dictates and
billions which have stolen from the people go
robbed
the industries whcn
make fortunes for the instead OF
will accomplish these seeming miracles IS the
same performed them often the at your
the hands Ma
iona Stock irresistible power OF the peoples will De exer
destruction and the product OF the peoples oO
will go o the people themselves
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
A WORD HERE.

1t has developed since the writing of my first advertiser that
It this full
page, what had ntendedthe plans of National
have therefore decided break story
into pamphlet
This the necessary
pamphlet the
America
With of National Stock" plans
the hands the people, the people will buy National Stock
II buy National Stock
$50 to $500 share they will make profit of least 500 $50
dollar
will the
Stock battle against the System.
With the millions OF the peoples their
backing National Stock will
short order and National Stock will
offnodern times for the rghting OF the peoples
might well admit before you further
vsents have been published and at OF S150O00 for
public yyher
have the OF National Stockthe story plans
by this that these advertisements
the purpose booming National securing
buyers purpose getting before the
document
q advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
RuV NATIONAL STOCK"
Legal Name Bay state

peoples have been compelled to refuse to
Field General for the System
Looking end work cododedy 1t 100 to
turning every S5oooooo the peoples National
Therefore proposition
National Sto believe
my OF a I.
l know TO l
WILL ADVERTISE NATIONAL STOCK
believe will medicine the successfully
making of holders for National Stock will Barnuna
public will honest method this
into nook and in the world
The question for to decide
sell National Stock
continuously the and by large all buyers
the tremendous profits which will make in the stock maIket
and be- National
before beginning Of advertising which will be entirely
question: Why should people, nothing
expert machinery which tackled "the game machinery
all the stock market profits successful
Null this
Also
play machinery with
"Th the public knew had
that shouting
buy
dumped line the Street Why Between
the loaded middle
could do nothing but take stock or havoc would have
along the line And they took the stock and the big profits Sers
dropped and buying less than sold This is
stock played and National Stock will play
Buy National Stock Buy
York. Boston Philadelphia Stock Exchange responsible
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13

This intend compel and woman % in Asea eric.
to send for this pamphlet not next month or the month after
Every one who gets it must read it ..,,r,o,d.- :,
National buys single dollar and a
mp n two % Saoaa soc % Whs oS wants
have h. is going to have @ vast RumsT OF @ M
world with the exception OF the Steel Trust ntends to increase Ease
an 5 4Reef Ree times m 5 90 d~5 tnan 0 days to 0 and TO
Every S G ho reads this pamRs will not % % s
pamphlet create other stockholders - ,;u
of National Stock plans the price of National Stock to
higher.
National Stock has advanced markets $o per share
mean actvy IN Rational sto in the stock markets
vancng prices until the settlement E senated @ by sto
will all of the stock market activities which have created
The elimination of AaIgaated hotaien caused IN 7ob Of
the biggest bank America day and night the opening Of sub
se less than ne o STOCKS ESege zS5 houT last ea Brought sn
mob buyers the Stock Exchange and the
New York police Street the great Of
dropped prices over $I000OOOOOO in three days.
Also bear in mind another reason for great activity and price
my market history showing the
profits will be reflected increased activity and advance
the price Of National Stock" g
intended to urge the purchase Of onsl Stock They are solely
is duty they for the National
Stock pamphlet which will be sent free to all upon application
the public to buy National Stock and brsy thorough in its
short brabandedy booming OF the stocks OF which has first
0n These d5s soS & fQ I the 5d PnP 3 2o
9 at no n o2 M R ppe nd earnestly ask the
Bankers Brokers' Minister'S City and Town Officials
Presidents and Cashiers Of National Banks Presidents and Treas
and Manuctories and Other Businesses Newspaper
POstnistresses Postna and Savings Bank Deposors
attention of these particular classes to this pamphlet
Of vital the classes have enumerated
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
NEW BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.
EXTRACT "a" FROM PAMPHLET.

With funds supplied by the sale of National Stock banks
and companies will be established IN which the people VIII
deposit their of only large
legitimate banking business and TO make fair
to the stockholders.
To-day System banks exhibit showing enormous
earnings surpuses their loaned back
people would be impossible the palaces which
housed costing millions
wrung and returning nothing the investment
In to-day there national bank
England controlled
deposits belonging the people
belonging the
risen in value period than $12O000O The
in
which siphoned the community of New England IN
addition which annual interest the
capital stock both accumulated by the production
they conservative profits OF Legitimate banking but they the
peoples
of Engands
olde nd banking institutions
Stock will of the
proceeds stock the profits made in its stock
duplicate banking institutions alongside
these foundation of each will be an ideal charter that
Stock directly
indirectly profits other than the capital
surplus will be returned annually to the dpostors IN the