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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22

'eusoeunsn'. imu fnbes afbIbe br, n en- msoerne bsarma aesaAs
Ner upSa tgnenee Wobel fm New Home gpmanfnen. meb TlsSnsIk d
as sennes sMe % ubeuihsle al ane bns baarRee GseuFobe. Der u ~
UeaFsnens ebe GsnFabn fGt mango ne 5Urbebruset, fOn nstsenbsos mas
eiHe ben til en- akaFsns al fsas afask.
On ~ be asrfk Gprbels fm n tWet ehr New Home Waainen q
BEN at ben gter q Positive Feed, aet Der lite bsbsses nogen Gier eaer
Strss for At faa AasFHnn til at arbeibe. On anben bebs ~B0rbebrtns, iem
mort oil bite peaNsJaue al Gnbpes, fpm benster Neaninel er a feed, Der &c
Faasses fomaTnert at ben Tan bepss % fenss peb en- fmpi Snbrehmns, nen
at tomne DrNsfe mb the feed dog. Den samle Dtaabe at resuiers beuns
Siass gRaR6ne paa Deb Srlp at Stuer fum fafbobt the feed dog til the
feed bar. bar atas msbfs4 ganHesFSer, .i beiOm bet Tie bhp fOreoset mea
;RfssAs3eb, cISe the feed dog enkn ramme SUr' eaer gusFben Of seaale
&aasen sur esfoa pabe the feed BLUE niepn.
GRaphnen ababer ht % nefsn lbblpt. Waafeburren e rumb, men SssRs
aooc-eeit adjustable bearngs) poHt mt SMt bShst stWr mere eb a'
minssfs eaSssrkb, % buDrseb Raalsbarrsn bdoer taanb til lansere lib at
orbebe uben DIE nben at nbes. Raar Ssptaen sar fOrbt DtaaIn % siennsm
95ne. e. Dserrdaben Hap bOtaet eist at ben afbrs Ton brrfes DRaRaneu
treber Hs ku baabe SIRE % nsbrs 1seut, % arbeiber antomatit usen Senfpu
III rt eMr fSert Grbebe.
"eusnennen1 bruser bObbelt Traab % Iaper lock stitch. Den sore
Traab bres fe fra sppten, uben at trabss sknnem ct eaer Hsrs Sunst fr
ben nor NaalSet etpheu tr9Sr Rs hu; ben fan trebes Msrse % n let
at fsrfua. Wsalen sr seHseting, % tan ahiaa life intss fitasas.
Bet tsrt Sting trahss besse 3raube fat fammen % rutss gioten AZ
zsst % Stusene sbres berpeo fulbeubt faf % fuibfrnSs ems pa &sss
eiber Of 9stt. aRafhnn er fDripnst meb lift Saanbbiul bporueb moi Deb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22
5NiuitfTntu.
SliOn ualetcs I'll 1rriiOent. @e0

Sliun uaIstrs iii GrGiiocnt. @e6
set Me0e, iom De gnmIe Settleres
SCREENING iorleben oibol6t / Gtpater,
bleu I3ortin SIion palgt til Sreaui
iatiouens 8r9iiOent. st @rtrotoa
fra @iamor % Ren Sonoou brogtc
en- @GngSc 9eieacnoe fra Si$ie 9per
og beres Smegn,
9pnucSlns / ct. Glpnb. 9pnet
fog Den 16be os. neo / immaculate
Conception Strife / q. GIpuo netop
Tom 400 Sfolebern cg enoeI andre
bar ioriamIeoe Der til @uostieneite,
Ger trileoe meo at uobrpOe en- Sauif
blauot ale be ifrrfilague Wenueifcr.
men Den bIep burtig itiaet os iugen
nRoneoproig Sfnoe nrrettcoes. en-
Sporpoen oe ct 9eboeliesbus bIep
jamtioig oaiaa rammet al Spnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22
Nprn paknta.

Mpitiif Spbsfnlo. wills Mnno
Sobnion, Der boeoe Dos fin Softer,
Mrs. Sobn @aroner, norbpeitenfor
Gem Mocfforb, fanbtes Ssnbag aiten
Iiggenoe bso | Ell sleer life Ianet fra
Suiene. On Mariaeen til Rigens
Sso pioite man intet.
ltlpffe Sepils Gate. On 5ri-
birie. Der bar blepen reiit | en- at &c.
bills Safes 8aoer for at giue Tlaos
for SiIifncrne unoer 9ranbm9uoenes
Sppisninecr oeriteos, itprteoe Den
16oe ybs. iammen inoer ben itore
5oIfemasie, og cite Wenneifer tom
berpco aIporIig tiIifooe, mebens man.
ge Here tit lette ap9itelicr.
Stmtsman Gunntp fisher 5arm. -
Is Sciibolo til en- aIminoelig afitem'
ming iioite Seit bor Gountpfommis.
irrcrne for Stutsmon Gountp MI
fiebt ct Stpffe 9ano Iige noroenfor
8roen oner Gipeitem Hiper peo Sa.
mcstonn, bpor Der iaa bliper oprettet
en- Sattigfarm. Sunbipffet beitaar
al 362 gcres, bar tilitr9ffelig Sor.
inning al rinoenoe 8anb, Ell bel Gel
Sfos, Sapneeana % England. Rri.
fen bar $3S pr. gcrc.
Zen MIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inb'
iat. Groi. Sranf 6. Meg5ep fra Min.
neapoIis bIep nnoer Ell @anfet, iom
zen t7oe bS. aibolotes nnber Miilut.
ninsSieitIigbebcrne peo StatSnniper'
fitctet / @ronb Sorts, iormelt inoiot
Tom llnipcriitctets IrGiioent, iantti'
oig Tom Erof. @ebiter @errifielo,
ser M / % aar bar bGret oniot peo
Sennc Snititntion iom Ereiioent %
2Grer, bsb Sofultctet Sarpel. 5rem'
ra0enoe MGnS oa apinber fra ollie
9eIe al Staten por peb oenne anleo'
ming tilitebe.
iuripmnbct Barn cfteripses. Get
bar paft operorbentligt fort Rere /
IepiIs Safe, at @r. % Wrs. Sobn
6lunerielts 5.aorgamle Cater er
iporleit ioripuhoen, o. man gIRtter
puo, at bun er blepen ltiaalet o9
bortisrt. Man mente ogIaa at bore
paa Spor eftcr 9%arnersueren fem
W4il ipbsitenfor @pen, % iiagtet Der
oiipreoes Sfuo eiter BAN, bleo ban
boa iitano til at unbfomne. Barnet
bleu ON gitcrmiooagen ben 16oe os.
borte fra Mooereu | Sfogen oeo
Sreooen al Snoiieen, % ct ballot
munoreoe Mano eQer Here onltiueoe
belle ocn islgenoe Rat irugteslsle VI
tcrisaeIier. 9aeen otter por 'aa ON
trent belle 9pen noe for at lsge etter
Barnet, % De ileite S%orretninger par
faftiif luffeoe. granbm9lb ira Tor
ifieaiae Dele al Stoten bar netop oa
/ Tcpils 9afe peb bet Der o'bolote
tournament, oa ole oiSie oeltog o9.
Ioa / Giteriseclierne. Smegnen al
gpcn / en- StrGfning al so Wil por
blcpen a%icnnemieat noen at oct mino'
ite Spor eiter Barnet bar bIepen op.
oooet. Gn 2eir al Satere blep al
Sberifien oa bans WGno element
isat, mcn ceioa Der uoen &elultat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22
en- Gpentvrers Sip.

S Sftober ifior osSe | MaSrio en-
Wtano, Der faIbte iis Baron Courier
De genmarh, / en- GIoer al 60 Nar.
San efterIob iig 10000 Sroncs,
og paa lin 9sosieng teitamenterebc
ban fine Renee til en- Slegtn,ng /
Greisburs. Ser Iepebe Der irnioIer.
ito ingen at 9aronens Rapn, % oct
er | bisie Saae blepet opIpit, at ga.
ron De genmarb er ioentiif meo ben
| aurlsbao fsote, berpetebe, interna'
tionale Storipinbler &url Soffmamn.
Son bar Ssn al en- @lasmeiter oe,
for at unoorage Jig g%arneplist, Hpg.
tebe ban til England, bpor ban blep
Segner % ienere Sefret9r Dos en-
Sberit. SON reiite oerpaa til gme.
rita, tiente 9rsoet paa forifieaige
Wtnaoer oa penbte for 40 Aar iioen
tiIboee til Sorlsbab, bpor ban ubgap
iig for officer peb Eronnina @ictu.
rios 2ipgaroe og ~forlopeoe iig meS
en- rig, rusiiif @ooseiers 9atter, meS
bpem ban fit $4,000 Hubler % en-
gienbom / Meoeift. Otter Spigerfa.
berens Ssb forlob ban burtig lin
Su'tru meS en- itsrre Gum Fenoe,
% mi begpnbte ban for alpor at op-
treble iom Storipinoler % lepebe be.
itunbig flot % lunst ODER gpne.
timber ct toaarigt SpboIo | Berlin
uogop ban fig for en- Sen af gis.
marcf uoen at fienoe oenne bet fier.
neIte og optroaote oerefter | 2onbon
iom Den siterrieife Sinansminiiter,
Baron Soffmanns Ssn paa bbis
Iapn ban eiorbe 8iGIb. Smaobe'
Sraserier Ioe imiblertio life til for
ban, bporfor BON fit ct Sernbaneiel'
fab / Manfeiter til at betale fig
100000 @ploen, Tom ban loo Dis
f~ontere al ben anslo.siterrigife gdnf.
San f~ortaIte nemlig, at ban Dapoe
faoet 9~pucesiion pao ct 8anedltlGg
ira llnteroronbura til @olfsberg.
San reiite III til @ien, fisbte
Iuguit 1877 4 foitbare Seite % ct.
pipoger % lepebe bit meb en- "gen'
inoe"; ban ubgap iis Der iom Geps
al Sinonsminiiteren os bar peo felt
lige 2eiIigbeber obifiaise baaoe in'
ben. oe noenlaSife Srbener. S Wan'
DIETER fattebe mon imibIertio Nis'
tanfe pg fit osioa cnbel af De 30O.'
600 @pISen tiIbaee al ben anglo
eiterriafe 9anf. Soffmann foetece
til Sfotlanb cg forlasoe fin @irfiom'
beb til Glasgow, bnor ban hos ct
StibSbpgscriirma beitilte en- gatt,
Der fulbe bore @ape til - 8ron'
prins 8ubclf ai 2iterriee.llngarn.
9eb ct SilfGlbe opoosebe 5irmaet,
Ser bopbe beapnot at bpese Yatten.
SpinoIeriet, men life oeito minore
Iptfebes set Soffmann at ooertpoe
Sirmaet ON, at ban par en- bsit'ttnef,
inohpbeliesris 8erion, % Oct lptfe.
ses ham hos ianme 5irma at OBJ
nao en- 0ropiiion al 1000 20. Ct.
paa en- foreaipen gcitining I'll ben
baparenbe Sprfte og uupGrenoe
3ouse af RnmGnien.
Otter at bette Spinbleri bar opoo.
oct, fIpetebe ban til @ier, 90 Der
forte enoeIis iorificaige gebraeerter
til, at ban | 1882 efter en- laneparta
Qroees bIep ibsnlt Z Mars 6rnsielS'
Itrai. "a ban bapoe nsionet tn
Straf. ice ban til spaniert bpcr bar
IepeSe til fin Gso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22
3lputuuu.

ssrscliat SpSSialo. Sna ct so.
'sitaI / @Icnoioc iuotrai iorleoen ct
israeIiat GeSSioIS. ioct Teter Better
ION, en- ircmroqcnbc 6armer ira 8n'
cine, @iS., bcNc NeritcbS eitcr ct fort
Snoelcic. Gctrrion % bans Suitril
ror fulat FIN Son no / Seiten for at
ie ham bel bciat pon fit Someiteao,
men Der bopoe bcn gomIe Mlono oper'
anitrpnat Tia oeo OF lsite, % bette
blep bans 9oue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22
miarpuntr.

Srnlup ! Gplpn. Tetcr Seroee fra
BEN 3ihmono bIep iorIeoen / GpIon
gilt meo 9iiis Siena Scrbee,
SorsSras al SuHett. geS oct Ws.
Dc, iom Superintcuocuter og SruitecS
for Statens Sinosipeeoipler iorrige
llse bolot | RabiioL bolot ASSEMBLY.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22

oa fIeit bar Der 1000. Gfterat Eoit.
s.. 9. Meaue bapoe boIoe Trppiteta.
len me6 Saline 81, 2--3 iom Cert
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22

SrnIlap. Senrp Sauien fra Geoar
@opios tlep iorlcnen gift meo Wtiis
Slipc @ilion | Maion Gitp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22

pfaIp at en- aummsRrus ,n Ranbf gaFanerit msbeas spOtn flDss. Den
kr ba arm, iUm 1ssninssn per buist siper COB @tabs for 7ses Saansh.
King ubu at spe ben ct humia ubfence, Den bar Ssruaf en- autDmatiF spsas
Ninhsr (bobbin winderl Der er ia fhr os panlibeis fin 9rten, a %
haaria punbet spok uI bore en- nmuis6eo.
.1usuvnnenA fer sbt ub, Os n elegant iaaol neo Senfpn til Iraarhtea
fpm III MsfsnSee. Gatinens Spbfpfe n net let baanoterist 90 gefobelk
al s6tmr nexbt Gcrtetrtns paa bette Dmraabe. Oct anuerbe Te e. q beeHs
penGnen5kb % faut fprarbeeet. 2aerusea os nbimpfntnsen er ttrfe &aneh
esna bullet o. aue be bIante Dele al aRafhnen Ct fnaf pclert ps @tdslpIehb
xt, 6pSrssb Be Jfaar ct net % imosmIbt nokenos. Gesusen bruses Ball Bear
ing til epina9taLet % paa besse Siber of 5ObdpRst Ds &efultaht e. at nar
man tar Dest al aRahnsn % inter Susbukt sans pa bette lsbe runbt mere
cnb tpSe @dnee nebens bet pa andre WaRtnr bar tnnst not mb at gao. tire
Oanse gorbet CT fapet at peltsrrt Ta iamneniat AZ ~ forfratse Sag
bporOes man bar opnaaei Hsrre Stprte os forbmbrst at Erect tan Ha 10.
iRapinsns Gpsfpie G ioipret mb plated castors. Serbebe Staalfapps
bOlber SriD9inIsf % the tresdle plate; bottst sist, at gealAneH ssbstOer me
get Iees enS suers er Tufarmt Den bar aasntnefs Os bebfs Attachments
Tor alminbeHs % (fancy) stm. On ubfsrIs SnfrutfOnsbos, trHt bet nor1s
e1er enseIHs eprss mebfdser ber Raftus
Gen Wlerfe til interchangeable b~egoelis neOiate Prier:
Rn A. StuHer SL%
Ru IA - Drop Head s SuHer 1000
Ra Is - Drop Head 7StuHsr ....-....-...... 2lo.
Wc "a - Drop Head. 8 stuHsr. Swell Front ...-. 1850
30 q - Drop Head Z GtuHe. Swell Front. ..... 25o
Conhr nepnte WaHinr tan erbobes Gssrr. galnsotra, Gses-sSs
.er GeabOsni til pebfioe grifr. 8 9eabOsni er gHisn pa ber waFns
$50 bSiere. GQau tan lite tants fig en- puhsrs grpuups' elr Sulr grant
.nb 80 "a ear 26. Drop Head Rabosri % Swell Front, grs s22oo
% $4,000.
gsbenaauenbe e gfuebe al Wo. "A Drop Head, Swell Front, Der tsfs
tso 80. aeS Swell Front meHes, at etuasrns % 1rauarst r FriSs =
rrxhd % tar fs uulminbeis spst ub. b
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22
WmIbbrsGup | NORTH Gunntp.

Sner Nenoricfion % Suitrn, Der Den
Sbe SUM 1859 blep eiite | G9rbe.
Den al Spring @rope, Minn., ieireoe
iorIeoen @~ulSbrplup / tit Siem !
@ortb Gountp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-22
Scruicne iom @prcoeo. 5cr bur.

&cruirne iDm WBrcOcS. 6or bur
fig at aisrc SIo / Snneu brnate Mrs.
GmiIie Gam / Suoion iioite SnSoag
clibeI aeroieue, Der ircmbragtc en-
GrpIoiion % autGnOte beloeS ale'
ser. Sitr bIep iao forbrGnot, at bun
@oraencn otter afeit peo Geocn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-24

idends of corporations, tax on coffee
and practically all forms of stamp
tax.
1t is recognized that in the form
in which the Payne bill was reported
to the house from the ways and
means committee sufficient revenue
to pay the running expenses of the
government, at least upon the pres
ent basis of annual appropriations,
can be collected from duties on i'm
ports alone. The inference drawn
from Aldrich's expression, therefore,
is that the revision of the tariff must
be Of an upward trend, and that the
congress must curtail the tendency
to expand annual appropriations at
each succeeding session of the con-
gress.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-24

denies that she has ever been in
trouble before.
Both the man and the woman deny
that they know the name Of each
other. They admit they are not man
and wife. According to the police
they were intoxicated when placed in
custody. Due to their condition they
were not questioned closely by the
police, and were locked in separate
cells. Both will be arraigned In po-
lice court tomorrow on the charge Of
abduction, according to Detective
Wood. Attempts were made to COM
municate with Whitla in Sharon to-
night. but he could not be located.
The man says that he has been q res
ident Of Cleveland for seventeen
years. He claims to have 4 mother
and sister here. Captain shattuck
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-24

the party remained until Monday
morning, when the storm ceased. They
Immediately took up the snow choked
trails across the mountains toward
Pasadena.
The party travelled through Monday
night until this afternoon when they
suddenly came upon Switzers camp,
on the side of the mountains about
ten miles from Pasadena by direct
route. A party of rescuers on horse
back were at Switzers, having just
returned after twentv-four hours Of
searching for the missing men.
With Captain Mueller were L. B.
Gillian, Richard Halstead, Sydney
Gray, Harold Parker and Edward
Dodschute, all of Pasadena.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-24
sent TO HEAVEN
Two Gospel Vendors Quarrel
Over Telephone Service
---0ne Is Shot

Lebanon, Mo-, March 23.-Rev. M.
D. Johnson shot and killed Rev. Sol
ONION O'Doll of Lebanon, following
a quarrel at Russ, a village near
here, yesterday.
The Rev. Mr.. Johnson is pastor of
the Freewill Baptist church here and
the man he killed was pastor of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church.
Johnson surrendered.
The eRv. Mr.. Johnson is a capital
list as we'll as a pastor. He is presi'
dent of the Laclede County Tele-
phone company, the lines which COW
er this county. Recently some of the
subscribers, including Rev. O'Doll,
made complaint regarding the tele-
phone service. This led to quarrel
between the two preachers. To ad-
just these differences conference
was held yesterday. A quarrel de-
veloped at that time, and at later
meeting Johnson, according to wit
nesses, spoke again of the trouble.
Witnesses say that Rev. O'Doll had
an open knife in his hand when the
other preacher addressed him, but
he closed the knife and began pulling
off his coat, and that Rev. johnson
then drew a revolver and shot him.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-24
ROOSEVELT
CONTINUED from page ~

Theodore Roosevelt from VIM. How
ard Taft: good bye and good wishes.
Best wishes for safe return"
When Mr.. Roosevelt opened the
package and discovered the gift from
his successor, he held it up and ex.
claimed:
"Well now, isn't that just too fine.
It certainly was thoughtful and kind
Of President Taft to send this to
me and appreciate it greatly"
Turning to Captain Butt he whis-
pered = message for him to carry to
the White House and said he would
reply by wireless telegraph, TO- the
letter Mr.. TAFT had sent him. Cap"
tain Butt then inquired for Mrs.
Roosevelt and learning that abe had
remained at Sycamore Hill, promised
Mr.. Roosevelt he would 60 out during
the afternoon to pay his respects.
One of the last acts Of Mr.. Roose-
welt before sailing was to send q
message t. President Taft, reading:
parting thanks, love and SINGER
ity."
Mr.. Roosevelt and Kermit received
a continuous ovation from the time
they landede at the east river termi-
nal of the Lone Island railroad from
Oyster Bay to the final departure Of
the steamer Hamburg for Gibralter,
it's first port Of call.
There was a burst of cheers as the
ferry landed at 34th street and as
the party whirled through the city
streets, pedestrians catching a fee
ing glimpse Of the e-president,
cheered, took of their hats and waiv-
ed farewell NJ. Roosevelt took
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-24

WEIGH, Mayor smyth, e. G. Patterson,
G. w. Wolbert, F. H. Register. .... ,
After due deliberation at one side
Of the hall and many ballots, the
committee reported the ticket named
above. although it was not known
whether these men would consent to
be candidates Or not.
The list seemed to suit the crowd
and on motion the committee was
asked to look after the circulation OF
the petitions for these men and to fill
vacancies.
The meeting then adjourned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-24

is said to have secured his descrip-
ton Of the ,kidnapers from Willie
Whitla, and this description led to
the arrest. ~ !. F.: 7
Willie Whitla told Captain Shat
tuck on Monday that the woman who
kept him prisoner had smallpox
scars on her face. The woman in
custody has red spots on her cheeks
and appears to. have had smallpox.
She is tall blonde, probably rs
years old. She was dressed in a
black silk skirt, gray coat and black
hat. The man is dark and smooth
faced. Today the detectives heard
that man and a woman answering
the description of the kidnapers had
been seen on the outskirts of the
city.
They came down and bought nu-
merous articles of clothing, tender
ing IS and SO bills in payment, it
was learned. Later report came
that the people had left package in
a downtown store which proved to
consist of discarded clothing.
Captain shattuck and Detective
Wood trailed them around the bus
mess district Of the city for several
hours during the afternoon, but de-
layed' taking them into custody.
Shortly after night, the police learn
ed that the two had gone to the east
end of the city. The police walked
up behind the pair, and Captain
Shattuck took the woman by the
arm, Detective Wood selling the
man. The couple staggered, say the
police, as If they were intoxicated.
They made no. protest against &C.
the officers. The man
was downcast and would not talk.
The woman chatted with the police
man at her side at first, and then
asked to be released.s It was then
she admitted having planned the kid
naping. In the meantime the man at
to escape, and the revolver
shots of Captain Shattuck' brought
him to q standstill.
Whitla says he has the numbers on
the currency bills handed the kid
napers, and the police are comparing
the notes found in the possession
of the prisoners with the memoranda
Of Whitla.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-24
MORAN. WHIPS ! 5 ]. MUIR III I: |. !.
ply in IL ROUNDS

Boston, Mass, March 23.-The ref
cree gave Owen Moran Of England
the decision at the end Of a 12-round
bout, with Tommy Murphy Of New
York at the Armory Athletic associa-
ton tonight Murphy was the ag-
gressor in the early part Of the con-
test, but in the fifth the Englishman
came up strong and held the lead
until the close.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-24
ATTELL IS CHAMPION Still

New York, N. Y, March 23.-Abe
Attell, featherweight champion Of the
world, out-boxed and out-fought
Frankie Neil Of San Francisco IN a
fast ten-round bout at the Bedford
Athletic club in Brooklyn tonight It
was attell's fight all the way from
start to finish.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-24

the keenest pleasure and interest in
his first trip through the Hudson
tube in special train and took a
position in the front car, so that he
might inspect the underground bore
He took the motorman's hand after
the trip, saying:
II want to shake hands with the
man behind the gum
Mr.. Roosevelt started the first train
through the tunnel a yearAago by
pressing a button in the White
House.
Friends and political associates al
most without number came aboard
the steamship Hamburg to speak to
the departing hunter. Only those
known to Douglas Robinson, brother
in-law of Roosevelt, were admitted to
the suite where Mr.. Roosevelt receiv
ed his friends. An eleventh hour
decoration in Mr.. Roosevelt's main
stateroom wass the hanging on the
walls of portraits of the several mem
bers of the Roosevelt family and pie
lures of the White House and Saga
more hill. Mr.. Roosevelt thanked
his we'll wishers and wished them
good luck.
The departure of the Hamburg was
delayed until 11:06 O'Clock by order
of Captain Burmister, so that Major
General Wood of the department OF
the east and his staff might board
the ship from the government tug,
Wyckoff and bid goodbye to their
former commander in chief. Ex-Judge
Gary, Senator Root, former Secretary
of the Interior Garfield, Robert Bac-
on. former assistant secretary OF
state; Senator Lodge of Massachus-
etts; General Bingham, commissioner
of the New York police, and M. J.
Jusserand, the French ambassador
and wife, were noted among the more
prominent visitors.
From the forward gang plank OF the
steamer, where he had escaped I'M
scathed from the enveloping throng,
Mr.. Roosevelt addressing the Pitts
burg delegation and representatives
of various organizations that had
come to the city to see him OF, made
his last speech. He said:
IT want to thank the representatives
from Pittsburg who have come all
this distance to see me off. I am in
deed grateful and am touched by their
and kindness in COM
Ing such a long way. I want to thank
also all my fellow citizens who come
to see me OF. To you and all Ameri-
cans. I say God bless YOU"
The steamship Hamburg made q
pretty marine picture as she steamed
down the river In the sunlight which
touched the colors OF her ilags and
duttered from the halyards on the
fore and main masts. Running along
side Of the Hamburg was a small tug
footing incessently.
When the Hamburg was last seen
moving eastward in the haze that
was hanging over the Atlantic. those
on the tugs saw figure high up on
the bridge waving a last farewell.
Mr.. Roosevelt and Kermit bade the
family goodbye at the home on Saga
more Hill early in the morning.
With Mr.. Roosevelt on the hunting
are Major E. A: Mearns Of
the medical corps. U. S. A., and J.
Loring Allen and Edmund Heller,
of note, who will seek
specimens for the Smithsonian In
stitute. They occupied state rooms
on the Hamburg adjoining the Roose-
welt suite. The naturalists preceded
Mr.. Roosevelt on board the Hamburg
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, Modern. $780,.
Her Ladyship-Have you given F1do
his soup?
Buttons-Yes, 'um.
Her Ladyship-And his omelette?
Buttons-Yes, 'um. ::
Her Ladyship-And his outlet? !!
Buttons-Yes, 'um.
Her Ladyship-And his Jolly?
Buttons-Yes, 'um.
Her Ladyship-Then you have have
some bread and cheese and 60 to bed,
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FUNERAL OF N. p. RASMUSSEN.
Valley City, N. D., March 2S.-The
funeral of N. p. Rasmussen will be
held Wednesday afternoon from the
Masonic hall and services conducted
according to the Blue Lodge ritual.
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Little Willie-eay; pa, what IL the
difference between . village and .
Aamlet7 r. 81.
Pa-ln = village my son, 4 shop
o. called . store and n 4 hamlet q
store 10 called m emporium.
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W. F. Cushing was a passenger to
jamestown on No. r 2 "Wednesday
morning. 9.-z:&&.$y-s'r. go ~ths ..txGs
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today and afterwards joined enthus-
iastically with the crowd who were
bidding Mr.. Roosevelt goodbye.
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