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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11
BOWLING ON THE GREEN.
George T. Bell Wins Silver Cup
Tournament of Baltic M. {. Church
Mems League.

TIE annual bowling handicap of the
Mems league connected with the Bal
tic NJ. E. church was brought to a
close on Saturday afternoon. The
game was played in the rear of the
church. The prize was an elegant sill
Yer cup and was won by George T.
Bell. Following is full report of the
competition, Which was played II
points up, handicap limit 4 points,
winners being shown in the lefthand
column and the men they defeated in
the right hand column:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11
Picked Team Beat the Champions.

Philadelphia, Oct. 10.-The new
champions of the American lea que
We're defeated this afternoon to in
a ten inning contest by a picked team
here in the first of the exhibition
games to be played this week to keep
the players on edge for the worlds
series. The picked team was made up
principally of substitute from the Ath-
letics. Morgan. who pitched for the
picked team, allowed the champions
only six hits. while the substitutes hit
Dygert quite hard. The champions
took the lead and were tied up in the
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11
COTTON.

New York. Oct. 10.-Cotton futures
closed steady. Closing bids: October
14.46, Noven5be 14.44 December 14-33
January 1876, February 1462 March
l413 April 14.I1, May N14.S4. Juna
1880. July 14.S3. Spot closed quiet:
middlius upIands l4.Go: mddingSeulf
1880: sales 800 IA les
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11

eighth innings. The picked team won
outin the tenth. Score by innings:
r. Fl. E.
Pick. team 0 900 0 10 30 Is II
Phila. 0 1 100 2 o. 6 2
Batteries, Morgan and Livingstone
Dygert and Lapp; umpires, Stanton
and Dineen.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11
MON EY,

New York, Oct 1O.-Money on call
steady at l 1-2@2 rs per cent: ruling
rate ga; last loan 2 IL; closing bid
2 IL; offered at ga. Time loans q
shade easier; sixty days 4@4 IA per
cent: ninety days 1-2M5-S; six
months 1-2M5-S
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11

and Loree. gllardx;s-s Morris. center:I
Corey, quarterback: Deming and Phil
bin, halfbacks, and Reilly, fu1lback
Deming will do the punting in Satur-
days game.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11
Bathing Nelson COMING Back

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 10-In the
fourth round of his fight with Balttine
Nelson tonight, Monte Dales seconds
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11

Score by innings:
Philadelphia ...... 20 o o. 3-s
/ New York .'...........0 o 0 O.
Two base hits Titus, knabe Bates Magee. Grantf
Devlin. Myers: three base hit. Magee: stolen base.
Bransfeld; left bases. Philadelphia g. New York
9: first base Philadelphia ., New York .:
double plays, knabe to Doolan to Bransfeld. knabe
to Bransied. Devlin Doyle to Gowdy; struck OUT.
by Rudolph 6. by Brennan 4; first base on balls. off
Rudolph >. of Brennan l; passed ball. Myers; time.
142; umpres. Eason and tombstone.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11

threw up the sponge. Dale had bfok-
en- his arm At that time he had all
most been put out by Nelson.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11
ST. Louis Is. Chicago

Chicago. Oct. 10-St. Louis defeated Chicago TO-
day II to in poorly played contest. marked by
free Hitting and mediocre pitching. Pfeiser
knocked out in the third and Weaver. his
pounded for ten safe drives and nine runs. The
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11
Comparative Safety.

There is nothing like a big auto
mobile race for making the aeropIane
seem as safe as a pony cart.-Spring-
field Republican.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11

Last year nearly 100000 tons of fish
We're delivered to Billinsgate market,
of which over 125,0oO tons arrived by
land and the remainder by water
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Philies Register Easy Victory Over Giants
New York Oct. 10.--Philadelphia had no difficult
~ in hitting Rudolph today and the local pitcher
poorly supported the visitors registered an easy
victory New York. TO >. The score.
sBatted for Wilson in 9th.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11

JOHNSON WILL PERMIT
NO MORE PRIZES.
American LEAGUE President Speaks
Lajoie's Feat No New Record.
Chicago, Oct 10.-Several sporting
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11
New York.
Philadeiphi;

Totals; 81 IL % IA )
*#Patfed Rudoln, In 9th
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9ie 1OO-jdbrise CftOberuieie.
gilb.runb Reminiiaenatn.
M il n hea, %. Sspt.

~ 1" ~ ~ <-S' SNp.
Berlin bal iein Sempelboisr sselS
unb feline Jriibiabrsparabe. miinten
bot fein Sitoberfeit auf Der 5bersiien-
ipieie. Sur parabe pils.r. bnIb 8.rlin
hinaus, auf Der ~Misin~ triIft iih bas
bulbe aonisreid 9aRrn. gs sisbt
lpobI .ein sipsit.s 0oItsfsIi i'm Reihs,
bas 10 Isbenbis ben familisnbaftsn
3uiommsnbana Der manherlei Stdms
me, ben edit fiibosutihen Gbaroiier BEG
eansen 2anbss sur Shau iielte pie
bi.ie pier3ebntdsise 5eier. llnb gang
befonb.rs beuer. -ba lie iid gum buns
bertiten Mals jGbrt, 1T bas getualtiss
Dpal Der sJeitnieie Elm 3iel Der pil.
oerfobrt fir 6unoeritauisnbe. 0ns
oiebt nun auf ale Jdlle Elm frob bes
tpeetes Bib out obne bic bunten Jdrs
ben Der 2anbestrahten, bi. man biess
NAL aufssboisn bat. Der berbe bdueris
ibe Msnihenih!ns. Der in Dapern
porberriht, iielIte feline 2.uie. feline
Itdmmisen Mdnner uno fefen 1rau.n
audi i'm niihternsn 4utnsstleibe ons
Iebnlih senus ins JeiD. 4ber beusr
iubili.rt man! Ga iit o.nn bas iiblihe
programm elm ipenis srtpeiiert tporoen
unb Der 6auptfonntas. so.tlob Elm tros
dtner, burhfonnter Septtmberias, bot
NIT feinem farbsnprdhtisen syeit3us.
hm sreifen Rtsenten cine 6uloigune.
burh bic has Nolt susltih iiH ielber
aefalen. isiner ieIbit be.uubt iperben
uolIte.
Gs mar iebr biibfh. Die sriinen
Qrdns. fhiponten bic blnuen Wims
pei flottsrn luftis iiber benz 0eipiibl
Der '3slte; bic Ginsansspforten, nit
sriintm Reiits sefhmiidt. foHtn ben
Uaenf fdxnitrpm 3ufnmmen unh bobe
aitfernfdmme friebeu Die Msge ein.
Die grDben @ier5elte Der @rnuereien.
BON Der 9onb gutter Hnumeiiier ents
porffu. breiteH fid bebdbig aus unb
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gbroniit ireubersis berihtet. gnd bic
Quftfhifffabrt bisnte selesentlid1 oa@
3n. 1929 ftiea cine beber5te Sdhiin.
Wilhlmine Reihorb aus DRESDEN. NIT
ibrem i5reibaIIon BON Der Wieie duf,
nnb tire Debihte an WoIt unb Orr.
iherbnus flntierisn bShit poetiit,
~tpie 8liitb.n bes 1riiblinss" aus b:r
gonbeI:
rbtrub bon bpben Reaionen,
Wo ober mir bic Sterne tbrorsn,
Desriibe ih bid, freunblihes 2ano
II. I IN
go ipanoeri bos s5eis our6 quite unb
fhlehte 1dse. burd3 itiirmiide unb
frieblihe 3eit.n bis Der su uns. Nns
ben $4,000 Defuhern am 6duptionrs
tag 1910 iinb SOC. 900 anno 1910 ss-
iporben, Der poetiih popisrene Grub
WilbeIminens ift burh bas Ghtpirren
Der propeller iinferes rpariepoI" err
Iebi, Der feline eleganten GhIeifen um
sie erItaunte Mlutier Baboria sisbi.
Nus Der fpent1tn Je'ttagtfl am MHs
fang iinb ibrer pier3ebn setporoen. iinb
hie alten tsip1brten Doltsfreuben, ipie
2opsidlanen, Reiftreiben, Sddbapfen.
g.;rssifiehen, Dr.ibsinlanfen. ilno
turh ainoeripieie. 0ogelihieben nno
turnsriitt Wetttdmpfe, burh Serenas
ben nit leitteIeudtuns iRs llnaber@
Iebbare p.rmehri. Die setpaliisfte nnb
poltsihiimfifiie Serenabe aber. bic
omiifan.eile 5eitbeleuhiung liefert bic
hunoerijdhrise Sysiitpi.ie aus eigensr
arofi, burd BEN 2Grm Der Srhez
Iirions, bos Gefhrei Der 4usruFer,
orrt Die itu3dblieen 5lammen. bic ben
Gurit iiber benz iueiten pIase fdrben
unb sinsn abslans bieier unsebeurea
aibeliidt big an bic Sore bes gebuloia
gen Simn.els tn!ienben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13
gokal.Dtrid)t
1ie 1urnfeftbiloer.
Am n6ffen sonntae f6nnsn ne im
6ranb CperHtaus eenohe1
iusrben.

9lm Sonn!ds. ben 16. Sttober. iptr'
Den bic 9urner uub areunpe Der 5urs
nerei OeIesenbsit baben, .Stsreopt!s
con gi.ps" unb .Wopins pieiures"
bonn gunoesturnfsit in Gineinnati i'm
@ronb Spernbaus 81 isben. Die Dcrs
itslIune.n Continuous SholDs) finoen
ltatt BON 2.30 - $50 Rahmitiags.
Der gintriit beirdat fir grlpohien.
25c, ainper 10e. Ulan bat bier Gkles
senhsit, bas if0ne 1urnf.it nod eins
nal ipisber su erleben: Die arobe pa
rahs nit ben Snaupasen, 1000 1nrz
nsrn, 10000 Shuliinoern. .Gurrp
anb SuIius" etc.; bic 0orifeaunsen
auf bsm Stapium am Government
Square, in Carthage uno I'm Bal
part, WoHeniibungen bon 5000 1urs
nern unb Surnerinner, ioipk Diele
anbsre 6auptmomenie bon turnsrilden
grsisniiTsn in Nmerita lmo Deutida
lamb. Inter ben itsrsoptiiheH Bill
bern kfiBben iid} allerlsi orisintae
S3enen bonn lebteu 8unoesturnfsii.
ben 0fIsntliten Spielplasen ETC.. aud;
Elm DipIom fir Wiitgliebihafi in Der
Ginc. surnsemeinSs pom Sabre 1851.
ousseitsut fir 4ua. Nussl unb bon
Wm. pfonb.r ols /. Spreher uniers
ihrisbsn. Die gilDer bab.n iibsraiI
i'm 2anbe sroben Nnilans sefunoen,
unb Cincinnati uno Dem leBtsH sroz
ben 5urnfsit einsn eutsn Ramen gss
maht. Ossbalb Iollte auh bic Dor
iielIung i'm bisiigen 0rano Gxrnbaus
am Sonnias Radmiitaa 16. Sttober,
gut beiutt tpsroen. ~
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5urnfeit.yilber, sonntas, Is. Ctt.


Gin. b0hii unungensbms grfabs
runa bat gbarles u. porier, Elm 0iehs
bdnbier unb Silfsibsriff aus Gpns
tbiann. ap., ssitsrn bier senahi. Or
entbedie ndmlih. als er etit.rn Wprs
gen in isintm 3immer in bem Blue
8rob 5otel. SO. 114t Weit 5. Ctr.
aufpatte, bab ipdbr.nb Der Naht Elm
ganefineer ieinem 3immsr einen ges
iuf dbgeitatiet unb ieiM 8rieftafhs
NIT $1611.53 mitgenommsn bate.
gisI Jrsuoe biirFts Der Dieb an Der
geuic nint baben, benn NIT eiHem cuf
bic Girmd Walsp Ibon,picn e Mofs
fet SO. ausseitellien gbed iiber $500
ipirb tr ipobl iaum etpas anfaneen
tonnen. gbenfo biirfie es nit S1tpisz
riaieiisn Iiir ibn psrbunben iein, einsn
tpeitertn gbed iiber S7.53 su beriils,
bern. 10 bob Der thatidflite Grtrcg
bes Diebfabls iih auf SO In Danr
be3ifTeri. porier melbete ben Diebs
fabl in Der GENERALIZATION.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13
Ser Giienbabn Streif in
sSranfrcid.

Die fran50iifhe Republit bat in ben
fsstsn s5abren aaerlei admpfs gu bette
ben ssbabt unb 1T aus tbnen iisgrei6
herporgesansen. Sobafo aber bic
S9nierigtetten 0tonomiI6er 4rt NOS
rem, bat bic Rsgierung Nisbsrldsen srs
litten, mas ibr audi in bem porlieoenz
ben 5dlIs, bem Qusftanb Der giienbabz
ner. beporitebt. Marum bi. Reaie>
rungsfunft in alien bieien Gdllen pers
Iust. berubt auf Derfdisoentn llriaden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13
@mt bapsnsefon.nea.

Don Slid tam her uht Sabre oft.
CHARTS 0tiii, Elm Gobn BON gbnnrb
8. Geii. BON SO. 1928 8iftop Gtrabe
Insen. Der aleine fiel ssItern Mo,sen
In Der %. Diirists tsShule on Der Uine
Sirobs uHb uniperIiip 4ptnue aus Be-
irdhilimer 60hf iibsr bas 2reppenges
idnbtr, tam ieboh sliidliMeripeift nit
elmer unseidbrlihsn aopfpnnbe unb
einigen G4rammen bapon, Der Rnns
Sc iDurbt bon einem GIteren Nruher.
hr tbenfolls bic %. Dihrist,G G@ule
bsiudt mad 5auie stbruMt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

5rau gu heioen Ginssn, einem Oienits
madden uno Nutomobil, b.rehtist iei.
Wir permeHen uns niht, in oieieu'
Dtoerfpruh aIs Rihter su funsiren,
unb iiberlaHen bas unferen 2eierinnen,
benen mir 5u bieiem 8ebufe bic Spol'
ten unieres 8lattes aur 8erfiisuno
itelIeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13
Spnmeritas, Den 13. Sftuber 1910.

4Ile g hultinoer BON Gtns
einnati 'timmen bariu ubsrein, oaB 60
lumbuS ourh Die Gntoetuns BON Imes
rita Der Welt einen groBen 8ienIt err
fpiefsn bot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

Was foll bic 5rau tbun2
0as 1T cine 1ra9e, Die i'm g6icaooer
5rauentlub nit groBem giTer er0rtert
purbe. 3ur Debate lag bag Shema
por: Die @be ais 9sI6GftsIute". Den
!Reioen erDFfnete cine sSrdu 9ibfon,
tpel6e bic Reoatteurin elmer JraueHz
3eitung 1T. 9teie mics barauf bin,
baB Die grobe 3a6l Der GbeI6eioungen
ben nunoen 9unft i'm ameritQnii6en
GheLeben biloen unb bub bic SAulo
bterfur niht ben Mdnnern fonbern ben
Jrauen 3u3uIhrsiben ist. 4m MeiIten
piirben Die gben burh bic 0ienitmGo.
hen gelotert. @ine s5rau, bic ibre
bGuslifen Qr6eiten benz 9ienitmGb6sr
iiberlafIe, bergeuoe ibre 3eit NIT 8erz
aniigungen unb pernahldFigs ibreu
6Gus6att. 9draus srgebs ii6 bic
aoItipieligteit beg untsrbdlts, psl6e
Dem Wunns bas Sdmitienleben perz
lei6e, bu er nit ieinen Wittsln niht
bdgegen uuffommen fonne. Cine ssrau
fei ebenTo tpenig 3u sinem 0ienItmdD=
den, pie Elm Mann gu einem 4utompz
bill berehtigt. 0as erregts einen
Sturm bes WiDeripruds. ginige meinz
ten. 6ab etn tuubrer Mdnn feline sgrau
ni6t sur Stlupin 6erabbriidsn poIe
nnb an elmer sruu, bic ihm Qbenbs
biibfh sepust entgegentomme, mebr
Gefullen Finoe. als dn elmer sgrau, bic
IN Golae ibrer 8sIhdFtisung NIT bduss
iiden Qufgabeu. unaugefleiost uno
bGufig audi psrDrieblid fsi. Nnbere
pertrdten ben Stanbpuutt, baB cine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

probirt ~. q. MlstaI peliit~
Gnb sHortsepers frieAb-, ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

Die Gifenba hnen 9aben niht
Bios Elm Wpnoppl uuf ibrs transport
ltnieu, Ipnoern iie baben audi ben Wa's
iertransport in ioIhem Mabe monopo'
liiirt, Dap es fait teinen 3ped mehl
bat, 5radt per WaTer gu transport
rem, neil Der 8aNertranspprt MIDI
biuiser lit, oIs bic 8ef0roeruns pei
8abn. 0as lit Elm iadnbliter 3u'
Itano, aber Der groBe 5ortIhrttt, Der
Die Iation semu6t bat, 1T am lei6
teIten oarun 3u ertennen, oaB jeBt 9e:
IsBlite Mittel porban0en iino, I'M
bieIe ItGnoli6e gsrgepultigung De:
8oltes al betdmpfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

Die Qnftdten, Die Der So5ia>
liItenfii6rer Or. Qisbtnedt in HeIp
Yort Iber bas 8erbalten Der 5iioosuts
ihsn So3ialiiten ausIpra6, haben eis
nen pernarbten Son nit ben 2lnihdu>
ungen unferer StonDpatter. Die'c
beitsben barauT, tpie Der qarteitag in
MdgOeburs, oaB partei9e6oriam b:
srIte gfli6t, aqes 2lnoere nebenidhltf
1T. llnIere Stoubpatter iiHo betannt
Iih oamit ni6t ourtaeorungsn uni
ben io8iuIiitti6en Stanbpattern Mir
e sniht 6sTsr ergeben. SSm 2aufe ei:
ner Iebr naber 3sit perben niht lie,
IonOern Die ReoiiioniIten Die gurtei
beberrTden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

GpIitter.
Das totette Deib fiiblt nit benz
Rcpfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

Sendtor g 9ourne BON Sre1on
mddt fir bas in ieinem Stuate eindez
fiihrte SpItem BON Snitiatipe uno Rez
ferenpum propaganda. Seine Nus
fii6runeen tlingsn Ie6r uber3eugsno.
Wte ribtig lie iinb, ldbt iidb an ben Grz
fabrunqen in uniersm eigenen Stdutc
ermeFer. M}it einsm oynitiatipzS1itenl
beItGnos Ihon ldnoit Elm 8eieB, tpelhes
bic 0ffentlthen 8orpprationen eirer
itrenoen &ontrple unterrpirft, unb mil
oem referendum tpiiroe Der 8orruption
Elm Gnoe qeraht. Die leitenber 9ei.
iter in Der 2eqisIatur, Die tduFiihe 9es
ftDpfe Der 8orpprutionen iinD, tpGren
auBer Stdnbe, Die @eieBe, tpie biz
RprpDrdtionen lie tpinIhsn, ali IisFsrn,
tpenn tie elmer 9eitdtiaun9 Seitens beg
8pltes unterliegen piiroen.
@ OILERS 8eh ehuuptuno, buh
Die gr0e Raum fir 4Qe fat, trifFt Qui
bic dmeritanlIhen 9rpfitdbte nitt 3u
bort 6eFtGtigt Iih 8oetbes Wort: .SSSn
Der gsItrGntun9 8eigt Iia Der We;s
iter." 9as Yroblem 1T, nit m0eli6it
ipenig Haum aussutpmmen, neil Der
8poen 10 toftipisIig 1T unb bic 8aus
toiten ebenfu1s. 6ierin Bat Elm Nefr
YOrter 8numeiiter oas 0entbarIte Qcs
leiitet. Sn ieinem 6auie 8ibt es feline
getten. Man oriidt an Die 6oI3per.
tIeiouno bes 3immers uno bisYe Tent!
itb herob unb es 3eigt iid cine Eager
itGtte. Die WtorQens fpieber in biz
Wanb binetnQebriidt fpirb. 8om SlQs
pier iteht man ni6ts al5 Die Suiten.
8ieIes befinbet Ih sbenfolls in einer
hohlen Raum Der Mduer. Die einsigt
Shpierigteit, bic iid Bot, NOR bic I'm
terbrtnqung Der mDoernen 0dmenhiita,
6ier tpubts Der Qrhitett teinen Qnboren
Iustpeg ols fie in einen bic ganae 3im,
neroete iiberIpannenoen gebd!ter 81
Ieoen.
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iih ieit plerune3rdnSis Sahren aus
j1brlih In perfon auf bic syeitnieis
begiebt. I'm bas bsriDmmlite piers
berennen su feten. tbut sr's niht; ss
ipirb 70 Tharf g.idmpft, bab elm
nf,t,ebnidbriser 5snsft beinabs srI.er
preistrdstr setporben iuare.
1as R.nnen fiibrt auf ben lIr.
ipruns bieies Qanbssfeli.s 3uriid. Aus
Der itottlihen nnb {dbon gefhmiidteu
SdiularsG Gbronis, bic Nrhtprnth Grnii
b. Detouhes i'm Muftras. Der Staot
Wiinhen btraussessbtn bat, .rfahrsa
tpir, bub Die alien Bremen nm elm
Siiid Sharln9 bon 26 GlIen, ftrner
um einen Sperber, cine Mrmbruii, uno
cine Sau e.Inufen tpurbsn. ons triie
ipdbreno Ms Sabrmarties Jafpbi
1448. Ron5ens unb Sadlouftn, Rens
nen .ber Nnrren unb Wmihsn". b. &.
Der offenilidxu Dirnen mad,ien bas
progrnmm bmnier. 1876 ihlisf b1s
1sit elm, bis eelesenilif Der Wermdbs
lung oes arpnprinasn 2ubtpis NIT b,r
prinseHin 9berefe am IL. Diioher
1910 Elm reitenbsr .Naiionalgorbift 3.
GlafIe1. Der 5uslei9 Qobniutfder
mar, feinem Noior bag alts Hennen
gum Jelie borfnlus. Dabsr olfo bag
~Cttebeyfefi~. bds erF In neusrsr 3eii
ouf gnbs Geptembsr Derlts: purb<.
baher uu6 bie -9krelien1 eWieie. als
Ann0 1916 eins 1beuerung tam, bo
bielten es bic .W6tsr bss Naierlnnbes.
frif red3t flr ibrt pfIiht. bas Nclf su
btlnhistn, ~b6mit a ii@ bon ltinfm
aTdbfnR ki4tss srbole.. pis ber
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-19
UNCLE SANS BATTLESHIPS
RANK NEXT TO JOHN BULLS
Yankee Vessels Second in Displace-
ment, Although Ranks Six
90. 1H' In Number.

WASHINGTON May 1s,-The United
States leads the world in the total dis
placement Of completed warships, with the
single exception of Great Britain, but is
behind, five other countries in the number
- such vessels. Adding to these COM
pieted war craft the ships provided for but
not completed, this government outranks
all others. except the British, in total dis
placement. but ranks sixth I'm number.
War vessels built and building, America
land Germany are running on equal terms,
but the former is leading in displacement
when the ships provided for in the pending
naval appropriation bills are added to the
calculation. Great Britain, the United
states and Germany remain the leading
naval powers.
These warships rating facts are set forth
in tables which Pitman Hulsify. compiler
OF the navy book, has prepared
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charged that Mr.. Brandeis' whole line Of
inquiry was a covert attempt to drag the
president into the investigation, to which
Mr. Brandeis replied that IL was material
to the investigation as tending TO show
the presidents letter generating Ballinger
was prepared in such haste that It was not
judicial In its nature, but was extremely
partisan"
Brnndeis Fires Back.
Attorney Brand ais said that, inasmuch. as
Senator Root had made a personal attack
upon him, he thought he should be allowed
to reply Mr. Root said he had no OBJ
lection, but he did not remain in the room
to hear the lawyers explanation.
Mr. Brandeis said the presidents letter
Of September 10, generating Ballnger
and Diminishing CLAWS had been prepared
under such circumstances as to lead to
the suspicion that it was not judicial in
it's nature, but was extremely PARTISAN"
He said that instead of producing the
Lawler memorandum, when he applied for
it, a process of evasion had been resortcd
to.
1T is clear to my mind said Mr.. Bran
deis that the Lawler memorandum was
material ana that it has become doubly
material in view of the circumstances at
tending its ultimate productions"
Kerby had told the committee he had not
been accustomed to keep his stenographic
note books and had so told Mr. Carr but
had mentioned to Carr that Massey had
kept all of his. He said subsequently to
that Massey had destroyed his note books
Mr.. Brandeis asked Kerby to explain
why. The witness said he and Massey had
been discussing the possibility of their be-
ing called before the inquiry. Something
was said about Massey's having kept all
his notes. and Carr turned to Massey smil-
ingly and said, according to Kerby, Mas
sey, you had better lose those note books.
Massey lost the note books added Kerby
significantly.
Mr.. LAWYER was called to the stand and
denied that the memorandum had been
prepared with the assistance OF anybody.
He said that he had merely read it over to
Secretary Balinger and others in his office
after 1t had been finished in order to make
certain that every statement contained
therein was absolutely correct.
Attorney Vertrees indicated that he might
want to question Mr.. Lawler further when
the committee meets on Thursday, as the
witness still was under examination when
the hearing adjourned.
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Bills Affecting
Indians Ready
House Adopts Conference Reports on
Measures Now Ready for
President.
(From a staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON. May 1S.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The house late this afternoon
adopted conference reports on the bills
authorizing the sale and disposition of a
portion of the surplus and unalloted lands
in the Rosebud and Pine Ridge Indian
reservations The senate adopted the con-
ference report yesterday and the bills by
reason of the action of the house today
will now go to the president for his sigma
ture.
The secretary of the interior has denied
the motion for a review of the department
decision in the case of S. G. Sellers against
James II. Ward, filed by the latter in
holding for cancellation his homestead en-
try located in the O'Neill land district.
Rural carriers appointed are:
Observation-Disclosures City, route /, Frank
e. Rector, carrier; Saran Rector, substi-
tute. Tilden, route z, George W. Saffell,
carrier; no substitute.
lowa-Carroll, route 2, Carl +. Potter,
carrier; Cathryn Potter, substitute; route
8, John X. Byerie, carrier; E. M Byerlie,
substitute.
Rockwell carrier; no substitute.
Nebraska postmasters appointed are:
Lewellen, Garden county, l.. o. Robelee
vice h. Dick resigned; Willow Island
Dawson county, Daniel +. Mckee, vice W.
IL. Mckee removed.
Colonel Melvin Grgsby of Sioux Falls.
one of Roosevelts Rough Riders, is in
Washington for few days.
Henry t. Clarke ST., of Omaha Is in the
city. -u.
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salt for BoIender Estate.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, May 1S-(Special.)-
A fight for an estate of $4,000 was started
last evening when a suit was filed in the
district court OF this county seeking TO
break the will Of the late Mrs. Nora Bolen-
der OF this city. Ny Mrs. Bolender's will
she left the bulk of her fortune, estimated
at $4,000, TO Mr.. Frank Cowles Of this city,
a young man who had befrended her in
advancing years. Seeking TO reimburse
the young man for his kindness when she
was practically alone in she world, she re-
membered him generously in her will and
left him all her property, with the excep-
ton Of two requests OF Sl,OOO each. Mrs
Bolender had no Ultimate relatives ana it
is generally supposed that she aimed 10