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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
HEARING ON To
DISSOLVE ]. S.
STEEL COMP ANY
Government Attorneys Urge
Domination of Industry as
Basis
ALLEGE COMPETITION
ILLEGALLY SHIFTED
ASSOCIATED 'PreSs)

Washington, March 9.-Hearings of
the governments suit to dissolve the
United States Steel corporation were
begun today by the supreme court.
An array OF counsel for both sides ap-
peared in the hearings which are ex
pected to last until the middle Of next
week -....- =, ..,-,.. =. ...... ..,,.....-..,- =,
Federal attorneys opened the argu
ments, the government having ap'
}pealed from dismissal by the New Jer'
sey federal district court of its suit,
which was begun in 1911 in President
Taft's administration. 5. ..,- ....,
The principal idea of the PROPOSE
tiOn is domination by the corporation
in the iron and steel industry. 1t is
said to furnish more than One-half of
the national production, and to CON
troll prices. By it's formation in 1901
the government alleges competition
was illegally stihed.
Corporations Defense.
The defense is that the cOmbina'
ton has actually operated beneficial
ly, has not oppressed competitors or
the public and is not illegal merely
because of its size and combined as
sets.
In the lower court, the govern
ment's suit was dismissed, because
although the court found that the
corporation was organized with in
tent to restrain trade and had actual
.ly done so, it was without power to
alone fix and maintain prices, and
was not, therefore, monopoly.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
ASSOCIATED Press.)

Washington, March 9.-Secretary
Lansing and Attorney General Greg
ory have given President Wilson
their opinion that he has legal au.
thority to arm merchant ships for
protection against submarines with.
out awaiting congressional action.
and the presidents decision as to
what he will do was expected today
or tomorrow.
The senate's modification Of its
rules to guard against another I'LL
buster on the armed neutrality bill
led some officials to believe the presi.
dent would now call special Ses-
sion soon to pass on the neutrality
measure. In view of the long time
which probably would be required to
assemble and organize the new house.
however, and the presidents known
desire for. early action to get 3Ameri-
can shipping moving again, it is inti.
mated in certain administration quar-.
tiers, the president would direct tho
arming of ships by executive order.
Calls at White House.
Speaker Clark called at the White
today and asked for information about
the probable date of an extra session
of congress. He was told that he
would be notified as promptly as pos
sible. Ist'
Fortified with the opinion of Attor-
ney General Gregory and Secretary
Lansing that he has the authority to
arm American merchant vessels with.
out action by congress, the president
is understood to be considering TAX
ing the step Immediately. At the
same time, it was generally antici-
pated that the date for the extra SEES
sion. which now seems certain. would
be set in the immediate future.
Some members Of congress want at
least two weeks before the time Of
calling the extra session and the time
for it to convene. 1t was though that
the president might 60 ahead and arm
the ships and call an extra session OF
congress to meet later to provide the
necessary money and pass apppropria-
ton bills which failed last session.
In the ten minute session of the
senate today, Senator Mclean, Repub.
lican of Connecticut, introduced res
olution, prepared last night request.
ing the president to call congress In
special session March 20, to enact
measures of vital importance to the
nation. It was not discussed and the
senate adjourned until Monday. There
seems no likelihood that it will be
passed. .s
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
GERMANY STILL
| MAKING "zEPS'
UNITED Press.)

Berlin. March 9.-Vigorous denial
that Germany has ceased the con
struction of Zeppelins was made to-
day by a high government official.
The construction is being continued,
he said. "The statement that there
is not enough material, is false. We
also have plenty of workmen, he
continued. Berlin had smallpox
scare today. Thousands we're vacci.
mated following the outbreak of sev.
eral cases.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
COUNT ZEPPELIN
DIES FOLLOWING
An OPERATION
ASSOCIATED Press.)

London London, March Count
Won Zeppelin was suffering from dys-
entery for some time prior to his
death and complication Of the NAL
adv necessitated an intestinal oper-
alton, according to a Eerlin dispatch
to Reuters by way of Amsterdam. The
operation was successful and his re-
covery was hoped for. when mumps
developed and later inflammation of
the lung. 1t was difficult for him to
receive nourishment and his power OF
resistance was considerably weaken
ed. The critical point in his illness
was reached a few days ago. and 10
died at nooa Thure0Ay.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
Villa Moves
on Torreon
With 5000
Bandit Chief Has Succeeded in
Recruiting Large Army
About Him
AMERICANS LEAVE
FEARING ATROCITIES
(Associated Press.)

Ell Paso, Texas, March 9.-Villa
partisans here assert that Francisco
Villa has captured Durango City, the
capital OF the state OF Durango. and
has started a march on Torreon.
They say he has recruited his force
to 5000. Many Of General Gabriel
Gavira's de facto forces at Durango
City have joined Villa, according to
the Villa junta here.
Other reports say Americans are
leaving Torreon for fear OF another
Villa attackk.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
TWO MINNEAPOLIS
MILLS CLOSE DOWN
UNITED Press.)

Minneapolis, Minn., March 9.-Two
of the five Pillsbury -four Mill comp
pany's mills closed today. on account
of the car shortage. The Washburn-
Crosby mills may close at any time.
Others are in the same condition, the
last of the -four being rushed to New
England states to relieve the food
shortage being loaded today. James
Pillsbury, miller, today charged that
the eastern roads did not send the
number of cars required of them.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
ARGENTINE TO
ASSUME ROLE
=. Of PEACE Dove
UNITED Press.)

Buenos Ayres, March 9.-Argen-
tines plan for concerted action in
looking for peace in Europe is en-
countering opposition in Chile. Dis.
patches received here declared that
the newspaper, Diario Illustrado, re.
veals its belief in an Argentine-Peru-
Wan combination formed hostile to
Chile. Other newspapers demanded
Immediately on seeing an alliance
with Colombia in retaliation of the
move. Publication Of these state,
ments created considerable excite
ment and discussion here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
May ACQUIRE =.
y. --- "A
A HOMESTEAD
Of $40 ACRES
ASSOCIATED Press)

Washington. March 9.-North Da-
kota land amounting to 541,500 acres
is included in 100000 acres which
were designated under the enlarged
homestead act by Secretary Lane in
February. Under the act, an entry
man may acquire homestead of 800
acres
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
GERMAN WIRELESS
0 \ COAST Of
BRAZIL REPORTED
Omitted Press.)

Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 9.-German
wireless stations are believed to be
in operation on the Brazilian coast.
On February there was an engage
ment between British warships and
German vessels off the island Of Fer
nando de Nornohna, on the northern
coast of Brazil Within few hours
after the battle inhabitants Of the ISL
and reported seeing flashes Of big
guns. German interest in the report
gave credence to the report that the
British steamer, Amethyst, had been
sunk off the coast. The story was Do.
MED by the Brazilian consul. About
a week later the British steamer,
Glasgo, put into port, and from one Of
its officers story of sea engage
ment was obtained which tailed IN
every detail with the Rio de Janeiro
report the day Of the battle. except
that the Amethyst was sunk. The
Germans were completely advised re-
garding the battle the day it occurred.
it is said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
LOOKING AFTER INTERESTS

F. S. Graham. prominent Minneap
oils banker and president of banks
at Streeter and Merricourt, arrived in
the city yesterday and was a caller
today at the First National bank.
Mr.. Graham formerly lived at Man
dan. With his family, he recently :e-
turned from Florida:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
Wilson Cold
Little Better;
Stays in Bed
All Callers but Those Most Urgent
Are Denied President To-
9.. day
CABINET MEETING
CALLED OFF
UNITED Press\

Washington, March 9.-Presidenl
Wilson has been ordered to remain
in bed today by his physician. While
the executive is reported much more
comfortable today, it is essential that
he obtain complete rest, it was
stated today.
He has been forbidden to see call
ers unless very urgen and necessary.
Today's cabinet meeting has been
called off.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
GERMAN NAVAL
!. OFFICER HELD ON
PLOT CHARGE
ASSOCIATED Press.)

Los Angeles, March 9.-Captain Al
fred Fritzen, said to be q German ma
val officer, was arrested at HARDWOOD,
near here, late last night, by E. M.
Blanford, special agent OF the depart
ment of justice, and held In the city
Jail on suspicion Of felony. The au-
thorities said he was wanted in con-
nection with the alleged plot to de.
stroy the Welland canal
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
WILL NOT AFFECT PLANS.
UNITED Press.)

T Chicago, March 9.-The holding up
of the army appropriation bill in con-
gress will not affect the plans for .
training camp at TT. Smelling, it was
stated this stternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
PRESIDENT HAS
FULL POWER TO
ARM VESSELS
Secretary Lansing and Gregory
Give Wilson Formal Opinion
to That Effect
EXTRA SESSION MAY
FOLLOW SENATE ACTION
Modification of Rules by That
Body Facilitate Legislative
Action
EXTRA SESSION APRIL Is.
(Aseociated Press)

Washington, March s.-Presi-
don't Wilson will proceed at once
under his constitutional author.
ity to arm merchantships sailing
for the war zone, It was IN.
nounced here this afternoon.
It has also been announced that
the president will Immediately
call an extraordinary session Of
congress for April IS.
The armino Of American met.
chant vessels will begin within
the near future.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
DEFENDS STONE.
(United PreSs)

Jefferson City, Mo-, Senator Reed,
United States senator from Missouri,
today sent telegram to Representa-
tive Halves, of the Missouri general
assembly, which was read into the
records today, and defended Stone
and exonerated him of all blame for
the death of the armed neutrality
measure at the hands of the filibuster.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
MILITARY AVIATOR
FALLS TO DEATH
UNITED Press.)

Toxic, March 9.-Lieutenant Swada,
Q military aviator, fell with his ma
chine to his death today. An inves-
tigation is being started to determine
whether or not Swada took this
means Of coomitting suicide.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-09
STONE EXPECTS
TO KEEP HIS.
PRESENT JOB
Il Never Explain What I Do in
Senate" Says Cum Shoe
a Bill"
IN TIME INTENDS
TO SHOW MISSOURI
Fighting Bob" Invited to Ad-
dress Anti-War Society Of
Chicago
UNITED ,Press,)

Washington, March 81 never ex'
plain what l do. in the senate on
great public questions" said Senator
William J. Stone of Missouri, when
asked for statement regarding the
attacks being made upon him through,
out the country. He will disregard
the demand for his resignation as
chairman of the senate foreign rela.
,tions committee as voiced by news
papers Of his own state and else.
where.
He has no idea of resigning and is
absolutely confident that he will be
retained in his old position. 81 never
go into the press or upon the floor OF
the senate to explain what l did to-
day or yesterday, but in due time I
will scatter my remarks before the
people of Missouri. That will be my
answer. What say in the senate is
the explanation. No other is possible.
II the occasion arises for me to speak
on this subject, will speak from my
place in the senate and that will stand
for ITSELF"
Senator w. j. Stone will be renom-
mated as chairman Of the senate for
eign relations committee, Senator
Lewis, majority whip, told the United
Press today, while the senate steering
committee was in session to pass on
the election of officials.
Lewis added that it is up to Sena.
tor Stones constituents to rebuke
Stone, if he is to be rebuked.
WANT STONES SCALP.
Madison, Wisyr March 9.-Declaring
that it should be a national demand
that Senator Stone be asked to re-
sign as chairman of the foreign rela.
tiOns committee, the Wisconsin State
Journal today editorially called upon
all citizens to send a telegram to
Stone urging him to resign. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19
5ptttp MrRnlttt.

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maren mir auf Der ianoigen Sano-
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Soude oes sSriiblings. @oofrep
itbien bon ali Dem nidtS 81 belnerfen:
er fhoite nit erriter Wliene in bic
8erne. 8peifellos fauo er oqs pro'
blem iueit ibpierieer, ais er iid ge-
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9lls mir Dor oen Tor 81 @ogemere
bielteit fam Elm 3iener bernits, Inn
infer @fero 5il bnlten Mir gobet
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rem 4arten in Der Snno; iein @eiidt
batte einen merfipiiroig 3iDeifelnoefl
un0 ber0ubten glusorlid.
2ieber @oofreD, be9ani er, i1
mollte Sie nidbt dbpeiien ldiien, ilnO
bod babe iH mid eeipeigert, init ser.
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fen. g1otiirli1 weroe iD oie @eihid)te
bci1reiben, peull .es mir gelingt ibn
| lfrei 6u betonuueM aber i'd peroe tei'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19

tten geuten aus Dem 5ieben, ipds idj
bier oif oieie @eiie erfabre
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Dioerte Delrop uno ieiif3te erleidtert
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fpollen ieben, ipie er bon Dem ldd)er.
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einaelbeiten, pie mir iie idon erfob-
ren bnben.
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nen 9lueenblid, ober iie erfldrte mir
ipdter, onB iie geglailbt bate, Gre
maine iei getotet poroen.
@oofreDs glugen blibten.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19

ibn bierber einluo, fura, benobm ii1
totidhlicb ettpoS il1rriib pegen Der
@eidi6te.
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bid iiber oen S6ouploB bes 0ratnas
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mir auf mie ieDr iid Oos gnn5e Se-
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irgeno einen fleinen @egenitan0 81
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19

eeln6t @oOfreb9 froete id bo6-
eritditnt.
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merS3eit iiberlih gon5 oerbiilItcn.
@oofrep betrodtete i'm nit finfeln-
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9olfou bindiif- ooer bon ibm berln-
tergeflettert lit.
@ei0es, 2eiter: biuolf uno berlln.
teri 8, odS lit ia piel einiadlcr, ais
icb criportctel SSe6t fiibren Sie .unS
in oic 8tnmcr binout Sbomasl
slber in @eItibiil blie6 CT ltegelI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19

Sbonas ging poraus, ourh Die
&dlle binOurt imo Die Ereppe binon.
@elhes 3inner iuollen sic 5uerlt
ieben2 frogte er.
3eigen sic ms 5uerit Oos BON
Serrn Sreniaine.
SSotpobl, erpiocrte S6omos, 0ffncte
eilie Giir itnO trat 5ur Scite, I'M ms
eiit5ulalieu
@s mar ein groBes, bellies, lufti-
ees, bebagliGes 3imner, genou pic
man iicB Elm S6laf3ilImer IN eillenI
gut eingcrihteten Sonobuiis ocnft
@oofreD mari einen @lid bineill,
eing Damn 81 eincni Der 8eniter, biz
uete eS uno ipron9 nlf ben 9olfol
binolis, Oonn o6er 9itg CT 81 Der
Stcllc, 100 Der inddtige oltc &ebitoct
iuu1s, mari cinen Qlid cnf i'm mo
fom 5iriid.
Gas lit allies, iaote er, ais cr Dic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19

Sit0ies ser GleiOeritdnoer, dh Dem
Die lleber6ieber bingcn 3bomasS
fragtc er. '6efa.
Saipobl 6A.
llno an ipelhen Sorr Grpsonle III
iener gtodt ieinenlleber5ieber bdngte9
Snpobl
Saben Sie 3nfolli9 Denerft, Sbo.
mas, OBJ bel ieiner &iidfebr Der oberite
anopf al ieinem &egeintantel fc6lte
ooer ni6t9
SSo, ontiportete Sbonos lan9Imfi,
i'd oo6te Ipdter ooriiber mad, lui0 es
lit iebr ionoerbar, aber ic6, f0nnte cS
beIHiporem OoB er oen Wfaitelfrogell
oiif9ei6loeen itlo 5igefnopft 6otte
Bie ip6re oos moglidl gepeien, tpcnt
BET oberlte &nopf ni6t oaran por2
SSa, oos frage i'd and, niiirmeltc
@oofreD nno iab iid) naAoenflid oeir
St1n0er al.
Soneiom bclltc iiG lcin @eiibt oub
uli0 cr lG6elte.
Olatiirlid, iagte er bolblaut mie
oumm bon mir, oob icb ni1t oaron
geoa6t babe. Sebt, EBomos, Wollcu
mir binmifI