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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-29

2 wielka parade W powozie u
branym kwiatami, przywiozl ia
rycerz do swego zamku otoczyl
zbytkiem i niezliczona siuaba.
Mara tesknila do mIodzie1ca.
Mysli jej byly jemu tylko' pos
wiecone, ME spala po nocach. po
bladla zzolkla. jak jesiei. ''' =
Rycerz ME mcg1 pojac jej te-
go smutku choroby jej duszy
mlodej. s ". ..
Ona zas nienawidzila 60 ca
lego serca.
Wreszcie umarl ksiaze i wiel-
kie jego dobra przeszly ma ryce-
rza.
Tam, ma brzegu jeziora przy-
siegali sobie n 1osc i przy sprzy-
jajacej okolicznosci mieli uciec
i cd tego cazsu spotykali sic W
st&rym parku.
Ale szczescie bylo nietrwale.
Pewnego razu rycerz wybral
sic ma polowanie ma kilka dni.
Pozegnal sic czule 2 iona i z
orszakiem uda} sic W droge.
Stara sluga Mary przywoolala
mldzienca. Wieczorem, przez wei
scie tajemne wszedl do .zamku.
Rycerz ujechawszy 10 worst,
przypomnial sobie, ze zostawil
pierscien 2 brylantami, ktory 60
chroni} cd zlych duchcw doda-
wal silly.
Orszak zatrzymal sic W leslie
a sam kilkoma s}uzacymi wro-
Gil do zamku.
Byla polnoc. Wszyscy W zam-
ku juz spali, tylko W oknie zony
rycerz zauwazyl swiatlo. z szyb-
koscia blyskawicy przybiegl do
zamku. Zsiadl z konia, przebieg}
ogr6d i znalazl sic przy drzwiach
pokoju zony.
. Slucha1. Dzwiecza} meski CLOS,
namietne westchnienia j s1owa
milosci. Rycerz wylama@ drzwi;
przed MIN stala blada iona, oko-
10 niej jakis nieznany mu mlo-
dzieniec.
Uniesiony strasznym gniewem
przebil zone sztyletem, m}o-
dzienca stracil W przepasc.
Gas uplywa}.
Posepnie bylo cicho W zam-
ku. ,--.,=, ....., -....-......... ... ...... =
Special samotnie rycerz czas
W zamku. Porzucii polowania i
wszelkie rozrywki.
Wkrotce rozeszla sic pogloska
re rycerz zwarjowal m6wi cirg-
le o zonie. .a J..
Pewnego poranku zdawalo mu
sic, re przyszla ona i VIOLA 60 do
siebie, wtedy rzucif sic W
przepase W tenn miejscu, gdzie
niegdys znalazl smiers ow mlodzie-
nice. ss..
Uplyne}y cd tego czasu wie-
XII.
Zamek W ruinie stoi samotny
w leslie. -
I jesienia, gdy ziemia szarze-
ie, gdy wiatr unosi W dal zo}te
|liscie i gdy slychae jesienia te-
skna melodje, ciala Mary i m}o-
dsienca schodza sic u jeziora i
rzucaja sic sobie W objecia, poki
ksiezyc ME wyplynie ma niebo.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-29

badanie lekarskie emigran
tow W portach ich wyjazdu
przez amerykanskie VIA
DIE zdrowia pozwoli ma u
nikniecie zatrzymywania
imigrantow po przyjezdzie
oraz nak}adanie kar ma lin
je okretowe.
Pozwolenie ma powrot.
Pozwolenie ma powr6t Gu
dZoziemcOm rezydentom
wydano w 66,354 wypad-
kach W celu udania sic W
odwiedziny. w $4,000 wy
padkach pozwolenia tego
odm6wiono z powodu ME
moznosci udowodnienia
przez petent6w re przyby-
ii do Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych legalnie. Doch6d jaki
z powyzszego zr6d}a osiag
nieto wyni6s} $199,157.
kontrola granic. Wiele
os6b stara sic przedostac
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych
nieprawnie. z tego powo-
du ustanowiono posterunki
graniczne chwytaja stara-
jacych sic przebyc ukrad-
kiem granice i aresztuja
badz cofaja z powrotem
ma terytorjum panstwa z
kt6rego przybyli. w ostat-
MIN roku fiskalnym:
aresztowano "szmuglowa-
nych" cudzoziemc6w - 4,
GAL os6b; schwytano t. wv.
"szmuglowcow" 331 os6b;
aresztowano cudzoziemc6w
(pod warantem) 2,847;
wr6cono z powrotem bez
aresztowania cudzoziem-
COW starajacych sic precise
granice 14,711; oddano w
rece lokalnych urzed6w e.
migracyinych do dalszego
zbadania. I4,07s. Razem
36,608 osob.
Pr6cz powyzszej liczby
os6b, kt6ra jest juz sama
bardzo wysoka, i wskazuje
ma prace wladz granicz-
nych, W portach amerykah
skich odbywa sic scisia kon
trola os6b nalezacych do
za}ogi przybywajacych O.
kret6w by uniemozliwic i'm
pozostawanie ma ziemi ame
rykanskiej. w ostatnim ro-
ku przybylo 32,194 okrety
ma ktr6ych poddano kontro
Ii 1,004,226 os6b sluzby o
kretowej. z posr6d tel licz
by znaleziono 1870 cho-
rych ma zarazliiwe choroby
przyczym 1896 osob ode
s}ano ma leczenie do szpi-
tall. i VI = : IL 80
z posr6d za}ogi okretow
W ostatnin1 roku zdezerto-
wa}o 1910 os6b co.,za o.
statnie trzy lata = stanowi
77,917 os6b - cyfra wick
sza cd tel jaka dale 10-le-
Gle l9l1-192O.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-29

.Fzyna p. n. $50 Teccumesh ul.,
LIZ szpitalu skonstatowano zatru-
Ne munszajn6wka zastosowano
.pompe, zoladkowa. Meyer wylize
Die, ale dluzszy czas spedzi W
.fxpitaiu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-29
w S T EP VOL NY
Do Stowarzyszenia Polek w
Stanach Zjednoczonych
cd wrzesnia 1925
do konca rolku.

Niniejszem podaje sic do wia.lomosci,
re poczawszy cd miesiaca wrzesnia 1925
do konca biezacego roku jest Wstep Wolny
do Stowarzyszenia Polek W Stanach lied
noczonych nowowstepujace czlonkinie
piaci6 beda jedynie "a przybory: certyfi-
katy, odznaki konstytucje, mianowicie
cd sunny $3.50 i $500 - $1.50 cd sunny
$3.50 $1,000 - $500. z powyzszego Cru
py powinny skorzystae wrbowac nowe
czlonkinie, by tym sposobem powiekszyc
szeregi Grup szeregi naszej Organizacji,
Stowarzyszenia Polek " Stanach Zjedno-
czonych.
w celu powiekszenia zasob6w Fun
duszu Obrotowego, Stowarzyszenie Polek
urzedza niespodzianke. Bilety rozdane 70
stsne sekretarkom Crup ME nale1y sic
uchylae Cd piracy przy biletach, poniewaz
rozchodzi sic tn 0 powiekszenie naszej ka-
sy obrotowej. j. s
sgaa i, a,..ss 4 ~ sZARZAD.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-29

Ma chodniku pred domem ,
n. 91s Cherry III. podniesiono
bezprzytomnego Al Revelsa, nlalf
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-29

Zamaz pojscie pred ukoncze
MEM 18 lat zycia ME zwalnia
mlodych mezatek cd uczeszcza-
MIA do szkoly. Taxa opinie, zgod
IA ze stanowem prawem wydal
sedzia Austin, gdy zanoszacej sic
Cd placzu mezatce cd tygodnia
wyrCkiem rozkazal chodzic do
szkoIy az do ukonczenia powie-
dzianego wyzej wieku. Skazana
izaslubila nilodziana Monroe:
Mich.s dla tego, by uwolnic sic
cd znienawidzonej }awy szkolnej.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-29

4 Do mieszkania Augusta Kur-
dysa p. n. 1922 Indiania ul. dwu
krotnie strzelono przez drzwi
frontowe. Podejrzenie pada ma
Nana Cykowskiego p. n. 345 E..
Hudson ul., ktoremu odm6wiono
systepu gdy zgiosii sic byi do
domu Kurdysow po ich corke a
swa zone, ktora go opuscila. Pc
licja prowadzi sledztwo.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-29

H w pozarze domu p. n. 218-222
Kosciuszko ul. J. Makowski i W.
Sinyyar uleglo bolesnym popa-
rzeniom, a trzynascie os6b, W
.tych dzieci, W nocnej bieliznie
fatowa}o sic ucieczka. Dwie ro-
lziny stracily sprzety wszystka
swa odziez, strate tych obli-
szono ma $4,000.
Ma polecenie matki, policja
yziela W opieke 22-letniego Jo-
aefa Luczke p. n. 1649 Bel
mont sul., W ktorym ma stacji po
Aicyjnej Louise E. Washbnen,
studentka uniwersytetu, rozpoz-
nala swego napastnika,, polio
ia powoluje teraz kobiety, ktore
W ostatnich tygodniach padaly
pod razami "clubmana" ,gdyz
Jest podejrzenie, il jest on tym,
kt6ry cd tygodni sial postrach
wsr6d kobiet. Luczka zdradza
umyslowe, wobec cze-
ISo znajduje sic pod opieka lekar-
ska; pod tym tez wp}ywem zbo-
wen umyslowych, chcia} rzucic
Vie ma swa make. Poniewaz "a
atakowane swego czasu kobiety
ME rozpozna{y W MIN swego ma
podejrzenie zostaje usu
niete.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-29

Rada miejska przyjela prawo,
moca kt6rego licenzje samocho-
dow zmieniajacych wlascicieli
musza bye zlozone ma policji w
48 godzinach po zamianie lub
sprzedazy. Kara "a opor prawu
wynosi cd $25 do 500. Dyrek-
tor bezpieczenstwa Hill podajac
Se W wielu wypadkach stare II
cehzje widnieja ma samochodach
wlascicieli, kt6rzy nigdy y tako-
wych ME nabyli, wobec czego po
licja ma trudnosci odszukania
sprawc6w wypadkow. q I.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-12-29

12-letni Stefan Szymanski, kt6
rego pred tygodniem uprowadzi
Ii bootlegerzy z pred domu ro-
dzicow p. n. 238 E. Park III. "a
to, ze odkryl kryjowke z wod-
ka te uniesli starsi cd niego
chlopcy, zbiegl i'm W godzine
pozniej i wrocil do domu. Malice
opowiada, re ma Mulberg ulicy
pos}ano 60 do apteki po papiero-
sy, lecz on zamiast speinie polece
ME, umknal swoim uwodzicielom.
w obawie pred kara ojca, chic
piec stronil cd domu, dwie no.
ce spedzil W oproznionej szopie,
wreszcie g}od zmusil 60 wrocie
do domu. =" :..-
Naoczny a niewinny swiadek
CRY ch}opc6w W kosci O. pienia-
DE ma Weber Warsaw ul.,,
pad} przeszyty kula 1s-lctni 5Ches
ter Szymanski z Indeperance,
Mich. Chlopiec valley re smier-
cia W szpitalu, winowajca zdo1aa
ukrye sic prawdopodobnie wy
jechal z miasta.
Szymanski bawil matka W
goscinie u rodziny Dolanskich p.
n. 1922 Warsaw ul., W godzinie
poobiedniej wyszed& ma ulice ]
przygladal sic chlopcom graja-
Gym W kosci o drobne pieniadze
Naraz do grajacych zblizy} sic
jakis nawpo} pijany wloczega,
ktorego wzieto "a przedstawicie
la prawa, chlopcy oddali mu pie
niadze. Szymanski probowa1 od-
dalie sic a gdy pijanica przytrzy
NAL go rozkaza} stanae W sze
regu innymi, chlopiec poczai
sic tl6maczye j protestowae. Wte
dy. drab przylozy} mu REVOLVER
do piersi i wypali} - kula prze
szyla prawe pluco. Zaalarmowa-
ma policja przetrzasia okolice -
drab zdolal schronic sic j. jak
mniema policja ,zbiegl miasta.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-07
Finland Has Time
In Enforcing
Prohibition

Helsingfors, March Finland,
like the United States, has its pro-
hibition difficulties and as conse-
quencc a meeting of representatives
of the larger towns was held here re-
Gently to discuss means of averting
some of the evil consequences of the
prohibition law.
The principal speaker summed up
the situation by saying that Gin Fin
land everybody drinks except the
president" whereas a few years ago
Finland was one of, the most sober
countries in the world.
1t was also declared that the we'll
organized smuggling traffic brought
unlimited quantities of liquor TO the
most remote parts of the countr,
leading to increased drunkenness
among both men and women. Even
women and children, it was asserted,
were taking to habitual drinking.
and the moral standard was rapidly
declining, resulting in increased
criminality. 1t was decided to invite
the authorities to take moro string
ent measures to enforce the law.
In Helsingfors some restaurants
| and clubs have been closed for Of
lenses against the prohibition law.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-07
NAVAL.MAS'T
IS M0RE.THAN
HITCHING POST
Dirigible Mast Acts as Load
ing Derrick, Passenger
Gateway and Service Station

Fort Worth, Tex, March 1.-The
naval dirigible landing mast here
stands like huge sentinel by day
and guiding beacon by night. Al
though it is gigantic in proportions
when viewed alone, it appeared as a
reed when placed alongside the U. S.
S. Shenandoah on the two occasions
it assisted in bringing the giant dir
igible to earth.
The mast is more than mere
hitching post for the ships; it is
the loading derrick, passenger gate
way and service station. 1t is the
result of research on the part of
navy engineers for machine that
would bring unwieldy air cruisers
to the ground safely in any kind of
weather and regardless of wind di-
rection.
The mast is 173 feet tall and is
constructed of 16 inch double, extra
heavy pipe. The main platform, 18
feet in diameter, from which the
landing operations are supervised
and the dirigible passengers alight,
is $50 feet from the ground and is
reached by means Of an enclosed
ladderway.
At the top of the mast is cup
like cone into which the nose of the
dirigible fits. This hitching cone is
attached to a movable mast which
has leeway of Is feet, arranged SO
that there is compensation for any
swaying of the ship. The mast is
anchored to the ground by six guy
wires which in turn are anchored in
huge concrete foundations placed at
regular intervals around the mast.
At it's base is the windlass room.
and power station. The landing
cables are run from the windlasses
up through the mast and are at
tachcd to the dirigibles by means OF
a long cable dropped from the ship.
There is one main windlass and two
yaw windlasses, which serve to
steady the ship during landing oper-
atoms.
The navy is now experimenting
with device for weighing the nose
of the dirigible while at rest in much
the same manner as used in a large
set Of beam scales. Accurate infor-
nation as to whether the dirigible
will stay on an even keel after being
released is sought in the experiment
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-07
Y. M. G.. A. Officers
Training Council
To Meet at "U"

Grand Forks, N. d.. March T.
Representatives from four instit-
utions of the state are expected to
gather at the University of North
Dakota for the Y. M. c. A. Officers
Training council March 81, April
s, Milton Huffman, secretary of
the University "Y", announces.
DR.. A. Bruce Curry, Of the Union
Theological School, New York, is
expected to be here at that time
and to conduct on the campus I'M
der the auspices of the Y. NJ. C. A.
and Y. w. C.. A. a "Curry cam
paign," a campaign in Bible study
and discussion. DR.. Curry is known
as one of the greatest Bible teach
ers in the United States.
The four institutions which are
expected to send representatives
for the last three days of the week
to attend the officers council are:
State Agricultural College, Fargo;
Jamestown College, Jamestown,
State Teachers College, Valley
City; and possibly Minot Normal
School.
Oliver Peterson, of Minot, stu
dent at the University, is state
chairman o., the training council.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-07
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLO-
i ie A,.t,r Sure SALE

Notice is hereby given that that
certain. mortgage executed and de-
livered by George v. Cunningham
and Katherine Cunningham, his wife,
mortgagdrs, to- Catherine Cleary, as
mortgages dated the 18th day Of
February, A. D. 1917, and recorded
in Book 40 of Mortgages, at Page
278, in the office of the Register of
Deeds OF the County Of Burleigh, in
the State of North Dakota, will be
forcclosed by a sale Of the premises
i'm such mortgage, and hereinafter
described, at the front door of the
court house in the City Of Bismarck,
in the County of Burleigh and State
of North Dakota, at the hour of two
o'clock in the afternoon on the 9Th
day Of April. A. d. 1925, to satisfy
the amount due upon, such mortgage
ON the date of sale. The premises
described in such mortgage and
which. will be sold to satisfy the same
are described as follows, o-wit: The
Northwest Quarter (NWA) Of Sec
ton Six co.; Township One Hundred
Thifty-nine (13O' North, Range Sew
enty-five. t75). West of the Fifth
Principal Meridian, in the County of
Burleigh and State of North Dakota.
There will be due on such mort
gage at the date of sale the sum Of
Two Thousand Three Hundred Fiji
teen and 68-1OOths ..$2315.68) Dollars
and the costs and expenses Of Fore
closure and sale.
Dated this 2Sth day Of February,
A. D. 1925. H..
CATHERINE CLEARY, :.
Mortgages,
Ltchfield, Illinois.
ZUGER & TILLOTSON,
Attorneys for said Mortgage, 5.
Bismarck, North Dakota.
2.28-3-7-l4-2l-28-4-4
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-07
North American
Indians to Meet
In Oklahoma

Ponca City, Okla, Mar. IA ma
tional convention of Indians, who
will come from every state having
Indian population and from Mexico
and Canada, will be held here May
1924 under the auspices of the Okla
homa Society of Indians, of which
Sylvester j. Soldani of Ponca City.
himself an Usage Indian, is prcsi-
dent.
Forty-six different tribes will be
1t is planned to make
the "powwow" the largest held since
tribal relations were severed.
The Society Of Oklahoma Indians,
organized last year, had it's. first con-
vention at Tulsa. Six thousand In
dians were visitors.
A tract of about 80 acres near the
city will be obtained for the Indian
camp that is to be pitched. Large cir
Gus tents have been engaged to house
the many attractions that are to be
offered. The housing question will
be partly solved by the majority OF
the Indians living in their own te
pces.
A pageant in which all the tribes
will participate, will be special fea
ture of the program on three after
moons. Each afternoon will be devot
ed to some special entertainment
the mornings being given over t.
business meetings Of the society.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-07
MANDAN NEWS
vERDICTs RETURNED

After more than two and half
days of battling in Morton county
district court, the jury in the case of
the Farmers State Bank VS.. Matt and
Phillip Barth returned a verdict
granting both sides of the case none
tary. awards.
The bank sued Matt Barth to re-
cover on a note WHICH he signed as
surety for Phillip Barth in the pur-
chase of stock in the bank some
years ago. The Barths set up d
counter claim charging losses
through sale of certain property seiz-
ed for the debt. The jury awarded
a verdict, Of, $252.sO to the, bank
against the Barths but awarded the
defendants $S75 on their counter
claims. Attorney c. F. Kelsch APP
peared for the defense.
The case Of John Belohbek against
the county board of commissioners
involving dispute over a county road
laid out over the Belohbek land was
dismissed. Belohbek brought an APP
peal from decision Of the county
commissioners condemning land for
a right of way for road across his
farm. 1t was shown that the pro-
ceedings of the county board in the
road condemnation matter were faul-
ty and the action. was dismissed, the
decision virtually meaning a victory
for the appellant in the action.
~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-07
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners will
receive sealed bids up to 10 o'clock
A. NJ, April 9Th. 1926 for blank books
and records, also, for miscellaneous
printing. The miscellaneous print
ing being open to local printers
only.
Contract for all the above supplies
and records to run for a period of
one year from date of contract.
All bids to be made out on blanks
provided by the County Auditor.
Bids to be opened at q o'clock p.
NJ, April 7th, 1926.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for s per cent of the
amount bid. and the successful bid
der will be required to furnish a
bond in amount satisfactory to the
Board of County Commissioners
All bids must be addressed to the
County Auditor, and marked "Bids
for Record Books" or "Misccllan,
cous Printing"
The Board of County Commission
ers reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. 49,.
BY order of 1.-The Board of County
Commissioners.
Dated this 7th day Of March, 1925
FRANK j. JOHNSON.
| County Auditor. Burleigh County.
N. Oak.
3-7-14-2l-2s
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-07
NEW LINEUP IN
SENATE HALTED>
Objections Are Made From
The Majority Side

Washington, March 7.-ONjections
from their own ranks prevented the
Republican majority today from
completing organization of the new
Senate. When the Republican or
ganization brought in it's slate of
committee assignments RELOCATING
the LaFollcttc insurgents to places
Of minor rank, Senator Norris. Re-
publican, Nebraska, and Borah, Re-
publican, Idaho, blocked immc diatc
consideration.
The Nebraska Senator protested
against hasty action and said he
would require some time to consider
the committee list presented by the
Republican Committee on Commit
tees. Senator Borah declared remov-
<al of the insurgent group from their
positions of seniority as "impolitic,
unwisc, and unfair
at is not only unfair to the men
themselves" said Senator Borah,
"but it is unfair to their consti-
tuents. / venture to say that within
the next two years my colleagues
will regret this action and will look
back upon it as mistake"
Republican campaign spokesman,
he predicted, would have to devote
most of their time "in explaining
this act to the constituents when
they go into these mems states.
"You may denote these men," he
continued, but they have the same in
fluence in the Senate they always
had. There is difference in opin-
ion Of the Republican Party but it
is not confined to the leaders but
exists among the constituents. lf
these men stood alone it would be
different, but l see men sitting in
this chamber today whose seats will
be imperiled if this program goes
through"
Senator Watson, Indiana, one Of
the Republican leaders, replied that
a political party was organized in
reality for only one campaign.
~ do know" he asserted, "that
in 1924 these individuals left the Re-
publican Party"
Replying to an inquiry by Senator
Borah, Chairman Watson of the Re-
publican Committee on Committees
said it had been decided to remove
Senator'S La Toilette, Wisconsin;
Ladd and Frazier, North Dakota; and
Brookhart, Iowa, from their former
rank and assign them to places be :
low even the rank Of the Democrats.
because Of the action taken BY the
Senate Republican Conference last
November, reading them out Of the
party.
The party conference had decided,
Senator Watson explained, that not
only should those Senator's not be
invited to attend further conferences,
| but that they should not be named in
=. filling Republican vacancies on COM
| mittecs.
"Then if these gentlemen are not
to be treated as Republicans" Scna-
tor Borah asked, "by what right does
a Republican Committee OH Commit
+: tees assign them to places OH the
standing committees" -
! "My answer to that" replied Sen
ator Watson, "is that two years aga
when the Farmer-Labor Senators
came in they asked to be assigned to
committee places by the. Rcpubli,
cans"