The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 29, 1919, Page 8

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ORDEREY To "RUSSIA, y bes stifie cd Mills ndded tie way qualify tement .o the alleged | the troops seditious one quoted in the indict-| his qualifying ‘aims, reng construction of the in the indictment i The indictment. stanee, Dr. Mills are fighting in F sons of members of th Commerce, of comm of merchan boys.” Whi es for the that Dr. ‘43 Mr. Pierce was t the speaker had are farmer boys—(pause: majority,” which is su version of the defen: The government rested its case at} & o'clock, when Atorns eth Rich- ardson outlined the d 6 to. the jury, and two witne: for the de fense offered testimony oF ‘Gaston, general manager of the Partisan league publications, s Htement, the seilitious | 4,500 bale ‘ quoted of colton to; |ten or 12 freight cars ¥ | by fire here today loss of be- j tween $690,000 and $700,000, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | POSITION WA P not the Chamber of | tl clubs, or} absolutely Labor. y wi ith sel 18 Witnesses Named. ‘Eighteen other 5 med by the defen: le, Mrs. F. ). 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