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The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15
CUBS AGAIN BEAT WHITE sox.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-THE two Chicago
league teams again battled for post
season honors today, the Cubs win
ming 2 to I in pitchers battle. Fol-
lowing is the score: RH. E.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15
The Grand Tonight

An Unusual EIopement,
|The Fisherman's Rival,
And three others.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-23

speakers being Rear Admiral Sperry,
who responded to the toast "The
Fleet" Captain John G.. Fremont of
the battleship Mississippi, whose sub
ject was: 1.-THE Modern Battleship; "
Lieutenant Commander Ridley Nc
Lean, first ordinance officer, who
spoke on American Blue Jackets"
Governor Claude A. Swanson, John W..
Weeks and Co. Robert e. Thompson
whose toast was welcome Home."
The banquet was held in the Hotel
Chamberlain balcony. The spacious
hotel was thronged with officers In
uniform. All OF the ships have come
here for a week and at least one
half Of the twenty-five vessels in the
roadstead will remain until after the
Inauguration.
Half a score of naval Turkish off,
GERS, who came home as passengers
with the feet, were picturesque f1g-
ures In the hotel throng. Their uni
forms are much like the American
uniform, but instead of a cap they
wore red fezes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-23
STRUGGLE St il.
Continued from page ~

peliate court took effect and the case
was remanded for new trial. Judge
Lands, averring that his opinion as
to the justice of his celebrated fine not
having changed, refused to preside at
a second trial, but Judge Anderson
was persuaded to accept. - : =.
The new hearing will differ from the
old in one respect only-the government
will not contend that each car lot con
stituted a violation of the law. The
appellate court decision precludes this.
: The governments legal batteries will
be trained in an endeavor to- convince
the judge and jury that each shipment,
perhaps car lot, perhaps train load,
was an offense. If successful in this
line of argument the judge. may fine
the defendant the maximum Of $10,-
600, 900 or minimt,m of $500, 900. ,,s,.s-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-23

ously defended Mr.. Cromwell, c. P.
Taft, president-elect and others whom
MIR. Rainey on a former occasion had
made objects of his attack Mr.. Rainey,
he said, had furnished no proofs of
wrong doing in connection with the
purchase of the Panama canal fran
chise, but instead had conjured up
wrongs and buttressed them with SLAM
der and falsehood, thereby placing
himself on a level with "the scurvy
politician" He challenged Mr.. Rainey
to get from behind the protection af-
forded him by the constitution of the
United States and rules of the house
and make his charges in the open.
Mr.. Lowering of Massachusetts, joined
in the discussion and insisted that Mr.
Rainey had proved nothing. The incl
dent was closed b va declaration by
Mr.. Cochran of New York that persons
whose regulations were attacked in
the house should have an opportunity
to defend themselves in the same place.
Following the sending of the Indian
appropriation bills to conference, con-
sideration of the sundry civil appropria-
ton bill was commenced and it was
pending when the house adjourned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-23
TRICK turned.
BY C0NG'M men
How Gronna and Marshall
Got $1,000 for Indian
School Barn

Washington, Feb. 22.-Representa-
tives Marshall and Gronna played a
smart trick on the house last week that
will result in the Indian school at Bis
marck getting $4,000 for new brick
barn.
It happened when the Indian appro-
priation bill was reported to the house,
and even now but few members know
how they were imposed Upon by the
brand, good-natured Mr.. Gronna.
For some weeks prior to this little
incident, Mr.. Gronna had been trying
to get the Indians affairs committee,
of which Mr.. Marshall is ranking men,
Der, to include in the Indian bill two
items of interest to North Dakota,
namely $13, 300 to reimburse Indians at
Fl. Berthold for 181 horses which were
destroyed by the government, and
SIS 900 for brick barn at the Bismarck
Indian school,
Mr.. Marshall quietly set about to
aid his colleague and slip in the two
items unseen. When the Indian bill
was reported out of committee it con-
tanned these two little reminders of
North Dakota. Mr.. Gronna waited in
suspense The best he hoped was to
get in one of the items
Sure enough, just as the North Da-
kota members expected, there was de-
bate; some watchdog" had spied the
$l3, 800 item for the dead horses, and
objected. He saw no reason why the
government should pay for these de-
ceased equines. But Mr. Gronna did.
He demanded, expostulated, protested
for those Indians out at Fort Berthold
and for ten minutes the house was bonn
barded with the choicest shafts of Ian
guage the Dakota member could mus
ter. One might have imagined that
resolution proposing war with Japan
was being debated, so earnest and
warm did Mr. ,Gronna grow.
Anyway, the house was soon willing
to surrender, and the $4,000 appro-
priation for those dead North Dakota
horses got by. In this melee of words
the $1,000 for the new brick barn for
the Indian school at Bismarck was
overlooked. This is the story of how
the two North Dakota members
Slipped one over" on the house.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-23
QUIET RE!GNS
Greeks Driven 0ut Of Omaha
Packing House District
After Sunday Riot Which
Destroyed $4,000 Worth
Of Property

Omaha, Neb., Feb. %. 49, Absolute
quiet reigns in South Omaha tonight,
following a day of considerable anx-
iety among the city officials who feared
a possible recurrence of last nights
violent scene when the Greek residents
of the packing house districts were so
fercely attacked.
A probable explanation of this quiet
is found in the fact that the exodus of
Greeks from South Omaha has been
practically complete. II is estimated
that property damage done by last
nights riots will amount to about .$25, =
600. OF twenty or more persons who re-
ceived personal injuries, none is re-
ported in serious condition.
A mass meeting of Greeks, at which
800 were present. was held in large
hall in Omaha this afternoon, when it
was decided to ask the Greek govern
ment to take prompt action to secure
redress for last nights attack on sub
jects of that kingdom.
- -.
Busch sells canvas gloves, SC:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-23
THE HOUSE.

Washington, D. c., Feb. ga sec
ond speech by Mr.. Rainey (1llinois)
reitefating his former statements con-
corning the Panama canal and Bit
ter arraignment of Mr.. Rainey by Mr..
Burton of Ohio, furnished the princi-
pal incident in the house today
After the Illinois member had spoken
for an hour in further denunciation of
William Nelson Cromwell, Mr.. Burton
took the floor to make reply. He vigor-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-23
congress.
THE SENATE.

Washington, D. c., Feb. %. - For
two hours and a half today the senate
discussed the postal savings bank pro-
posal, but an attempt to reach an
agreement as to day for voting on the
measure that Senator Carter of Mon
tana is urging failed. - ~
The reading by Senator McLaurin OF
Washington's farewell address con-
sumed the first hour of the session.
Senator Aldrich obtained the consent
of the senate to a resolution continuing
the committees of the senate as they
now exist until their successors are
chosen in the next regular session
The agricultural appropriation bill was
taken up.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-23
the American coast is on the Pacific
as well as on the Atlantic"

the American coast is on the Pacific
as well as on the Atlantic
The first glimpse of the ships today
by the president and his guests on the
Mayflower and the thousands who
journeyed down to the Virginia capes
on the greatest fleet of excursion YES
sells ever seen in Hampton Roads, was
when the black crosses formed by the
signal flags at the mastheads doomed
above the procession. The day was
SO gray that the naked eye could
scarcely distinguish where water end
ed and where sky began. on4y the
leading ships in the long straight
lines were visible when the flash Of
cannon from the flagship started the
salute to the presidents flag flying at
the main of the Mayflower The sa-
lutte was caught up by every other
vessel in the far-fung column which
seemed to disappear down the far dis
lance Of the close-drawn procession.
The flashes of red fire burning through
the mist appeared to extend far away
to the earth's rim. The roar Of can
non at the height Of the volley, was
-deafening.
in the wake Of the sixteen battle
ships were four other battleships Of
the home station and five giant cruis-
ers. 1t is matter of fact that It was
the heaviest feet ever gathered under
the flag. .%s-
The escorting ships were CARRIED
in the new gray prescribed for all the
vessels of the navy and appeared at
distinct advantage along side the
white and buff vessels OF the world
girdling squadrons. The latter yes
sells, as they go to the navy yards
for docking and such minor repairs
as are needed at the end of this me
morable voyage OF $4,000 miles. will
join the company of the ''stay-at-
homes in their dressing of gray and
one of the Obstructive features Of the
American navy will be thing Of the
past. sS#$
The fog of the morning and the in
cessant rain Of the later day did not
deter any OF the thousands who had
planned to'visit the ocean beaches and
the shores Of the bay and roadKtead.
Old Point Comfort never had such
a throng as today and a strong detail
of artillerymen from Fort Monroe was
required to keep the crowds from
pushing those in the front ranks OF
the lines OF spectators overheard in
to the sea.
The Old Point dock was black with
a restless crush Of people as the long
column of ships drew near. SWerv-
ing far out into the roadstead, the
led the ships to anchor
age, making q long, graceful turn and
pointing her PROV again toward the
capes to face the incoming tide.
Tonight the feet, once more ct
home, rests in two long lines. The
vessels were brilliantly Illuminated
during the evening, the outlines Of
their masts and their towering fun
nels being painted in brilliant ire
Of electric bulbs against the black |
of the night.
Ashore the admirals and the cap
aims Of the feet, together with two
core or more officers, were guests
It the annual banquet Of the Navy
league Of the United states, the J
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-23
GREAT FLEET
CONTINUED from page ~

cumnavigate the globe and that any
other nation that attempts a simil-
ar performance must follow in the
footsteps of America"
"You have done this trick" he ex-
claimed, and the response of the men
brought words of admiration to the
speakers lips. "Other nations may
follow" repeated the president, ''but
they have got to go behind" The
cheering broke out afresh when the
president declared of the cruise that
nobody after this will forget that
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-23
SUMMERS
CONTINUED from page ~

two men put up last November. On that
occasion the 60 was a ten-round affair
and Britt was the victor Tonight
Summers got the decision on points d
oBth Summers and Britt had trained
hard and were in far better condition
than when they met before. During the
early stages Britt did most Of the lead
ing, apparently starting out with view
of securing Knockout He made the
mistake, however, of holding in clinch-
es more than is usual in England, and
came in for much adverse criticism
and several warnings from Eugene
CORR, the referee 2ass- ~:
Britt also ha dthe misfortune to slip
twice to the floor when engaged in live
ly mix-ups, and these falls were almost
as effective in taking the speed out Of
him as though they had resulted from j
right or left swing. 4 .:., r.. ss
Up to the sixth or eighth round Britt
had the better Of the bout, but from
that on Summers improved and hon
ors were even at the close of the tenth.
After that, although Britt was always
strong, the Englishman had somewhat
the best Of him and the decision in
Summers favor wa sa popular one.
Before leaving the ring, Britt said
that he accepted the award Of the ref
cree and that he had no complaint to
make, but he still thought he was the
better man. s.s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-23
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teddy !.
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CONTINUED from pagel.) r.

port and the debate which it aroused
III the senate, the president presented
mass of facts and figures ndefense
of the secret service during the, seven
years of INSTRUMENTATION. : :
Some of the presidents data is based
upon information supplied by Attorney
General Bonaparte and Secretary Of
the Interior Garfield, in support of the
efficiency of the secret service in the
detection of crime. ~, :.
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aienneminitIige au~lbegrao fommer
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terIa0te Der al oeu ~siterrigite gioen'
ifabgmonS Ssicr. on ban | aoret
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bette SiIi9Ioe o9iaa. Waiien mao
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
quiet ne Rfckkrnet.
Rtbis.rst al en- sra,tif SusmOSsl
Canned Corn.

Stte Stopper Sneet GorIL iom or
foriietig ifaoret al Gobben, bIonbe8
nteo = Stopper @anO, I Sop Suffcr
og Y Sop Solt. Get foaeS 90 0ti'
nuter, BABES poa SANDER meO 9obe
@ummiringe % t9tte 2oo9 og iGt'
tes pna ct tort fislig msrft Steo, lao
fan bet bolOe fig / ooreoiS. Roar
man ifoI BRUCE BET, ntao man Io0c set
itaa / 8ano en- Sturo, fer man bru.
ger oct, for at iao SaItct no. Sao
it,oer man Set iom ~oIminbCli8t Gan.
ne0 Corn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03

bsper lang Sio for Sc irtter 6re, %
Haturen bar ell beipnberlig gpue til
at iorpIante baabe onoe % gooe Ser
ter. SiaabeS llfruoirs at bIipe mo.
bent / Sapen, oa forpIorter oet iie
titiirlo Sob, % Itaber marebobbeIt
grbcibe n9Ite aar for Sen, Ser oil
oprfe lin Sope poa ret Woaoe.
9erfor tilraooer hi, at Sapen boil
bes rem Iiee inbtiI ieueit paa Soften,
naor Sroitcn fiter al Blonteocrt. ga
isrIt farl man p9re iiffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
SrgcfGr Gems.

Gn Sop MoIo&ies, Ell Sop Suffer
% Ell itor Spiieite Smer pormeS /
Ell IiOeu 8rpbe, men life iaa meget
at Sufefret imeIteS oIoeIeS. Soo
iIaor man set 9oOt ct Minut % 10.
rer BET berpoo / ii Wtinuter, tiIiGtter
ioo 3 Spiicifcer Snaeipr, en- Sbeifc
SoneI og. liOt eiter Ii6t, Ell Sop iur
Melf. On Sbeife Sooa ii0tes me0
3 aopper iigtet MeI, bette bope8 /
Gsren og ma bar oct iaa op / @ent
Bans, iom er imurt 9oOt % er bar
me. Ge fpIoe8 TO Erc0icbeI iuI6e,
noget gronnIateo Suffer itrses ODER
% iao ite9es Sc / en- beb 9ngeropn.
@il man beqer tiQope bet iont
Coolies, fan man bare mere Wtel /
% ioa fiepIe set no. @tl man babe
bisie rigtiQ ertra gooe, ion lauer man
Boiled SEEING % imsrc oper. Gcnne
Iapes pna fslgenoe WooOe. Gn Sop
Suffer, - Sop ioo MeIf, en- aIpbc
SoIt og eli Gbcife Smer foge5 lam.
men til set bcgpnoer at bIioe inf,
rercs ioa i, iii set er paste til at
imerc oocnpan Sogcruc, og tiIiGtte8
en- bofu Gbcifc @nnilic, Iige ier Set
imereS paa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03

Zen rcttc %ci til OF oinOe Ell goot
Ram er nItio at bcitrGbe fla Tor at
OGre, bpo0 man enifer al ie uo til at
opre.-Sotrotc5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
Coolies al inr Tlpbc, nScn gGg.

% Sop bI6Ot Smpr, ~ Sop iur
5IsOe, 3 Stopper SltFfcr, Ell Gbeifc
Sooa og 4 Stopper 9aitrp 6lour.
Suffer % Smsr. Suffer % Smsr
rsres 9oot iommcn, irsreS 6IsOcn
% WeIet. boori SoSoen % en- boIo
Sbeife SoIt er ii9tet. SOi5 Gci8cn
er for bIso, ntaa man bare mere Mcl
/, men bpiS man poSier pan at bare
ole Sn9rc0ienier rigtig folNc, ioa be.
bsoer man life al bapG mere Mel /.
Wan fan ogioo IaOc Gei8cn aitenen
iforpeirn % latte Sen pao IS Nottcn
oper, iaa or oeu ~Iettere at boonOtere.