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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28
Judgment Given in Favor of Lars
c. Peterson Shows
Error.
LESSONS RESPONSIBILITY.
Opinion Written by Judge Richie De-
fines Position OF Landlord
And Tenant.

The supreme court this morning m an
opinion written by Dist. Judge Morris
L. Richie upon ths disqualification OF
Associate Justice Stuup in this case.
reversed the decision OF Judge Joshua
Greenwood of the Fifth judicial district
IN the case of Lars G.. Peterson plain-
tin and respondent. against the Bull
lion Beck and Champion Mining COM
pany. defendant and appellant I'm
the trial OF the case, verdict carrying
$4,000 for the plaintiff was found.
The plainun in this action was lessee
from the defendant block IN it's
properties Another lessee from the
same lessor, John Malvy WAS working
IN an adjacent block and I'm the prose
cuton OF his work. certain large
amounts of ore and dirt caved On upon
the plaintiff in this action, covering up
ms ore and causing him a great huan-
cial loss. Under the terms Of Malvy's
lease Dc was 20 conduct his work I'm "a
miner-like fashion. ON this ground,
plaintih brought action against the de-
PENDANT lessor for damages
The defense pleaded that the damage
done by Malvy was without fits
knowledge and il was. therefore.
not lhbie. To this the plaintiff offered
proof IN effect that the defendants SUI
perintendent, the president Of the COM
pany and the vice president Of the COM
pany knew Of those things and further.
that they told him the company would
protect him. On this showing tho ver-
dict was found for the plaintn and the
defendant appealed to the supreme
court
CLAIMS ERROR.
The appellant complains that the in
structions 20 the jury given by Judge
Greenwood were In error when instruct
ing them that II the company knew Of
the wrong done the plaintiff Il
should take steps to prevent 20. holding
that the contract between the plaintiff
and the defendant should have provided
for that The opinion holds that the
landlord was not responsible to the ox-
tent set forth I'm the courts instruc-
'tions. The opiuion, addressing this
point. says:
while II Is the general rule that
whore "A lessee is interrupted, on his
property injured by another Tenant OF
the lessor. the lessee's subject 10 quail
ications under some circumstances and
the request as made states the rule in
aptly and too narrowly and would have
been misleading in this ease"
The judgment is reversed and the
cause is remanded for a new trial.
Justice Prick offers a supplemental
opinion in concurring.
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TRANSIT SYSTEM INQUIRY.

New York sept 2S.-lnquiry into
the finances and business methods OF
the transit system M TINS cry pass
M the New York City Railroad COM
many. the Metropolitan Securities COM
many and the lnterborough Metropolis
IAN viii be resumed before the public
service commission ON Tuesday IN
the course Of the next few sessions, II
is declared win DE disclosed, con-
ditioue as startling as any which
charles r.. Hughes brought out by the
Insurance investigation
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FREDERICK OF BADEN DEAD.

Constance. Grand Duchy OF Baden
sent 2S.-The Grand DUKE fIe-'ulll. IN
'f1.1., died today of Inflammation.
IT, ~, ,-se unconscious for many hours
before his death. ,t,t,,a1
Throughout the night the Gaoi ll'i
..,tristcrs and the court officials ana
@haplaius had waited In an apartin. en-
adjoining the death chamber Tor the
en3 to come. Al the grand duke peu,
side when he expired. we're me sissilo
duchess. Princess Louise OF , $50,
the hereditary Grand DUKE 49,,
g- "a Inc grand duke; me crown prin-
csse of Sweden and others
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WEEKLY VITAL STATISTICS.
The Weekly Report Of the Board Of
Health shows fOr the Week.

The weekly report ri the board OF
health shows for the weeks
Forty births reported. 70 males and Is
fouaIes Twenty three deaths were re-
ported during che week. o males aud IA
iamaloa snfdn bodies were shipped huro
ION burial There were reported during
rns week ~ cases uf contagious and in-
foctioua diseases, consisting or / case oil
smallpox. cases of scarlet fever 8 oasas
III dIrhthcrin. q cases uf whoOpngo0ugh
cases Of mfHalra. cases IF Uphold fov-
III. aud d case Of pneumonia. Five cases
of smallnnK ~ cases of scarlet fever and
b cases of diphtheria remain An quaitn-
tine az the enc OF the week,
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SENATOR B0RAH'S
FRIENDS JUBlLANT.
Especial to The '1Nows.')

AEpttldi 10 tue -NNN''
Boise. Ida, sept. 2S-The practical
admission OF Judge Whitson yesterday
that the evidence so far introduced IN
the case against Senator Borah failed
10 connect the defendant with the
conspiracy has tended 20 make the
many already confident friends OF inc
senator quite jubilant and they are
free 70 give expression 20 their OPIUM :
istic vicws. The determination or
the case. whether for or against VIII
ha,-s mo appreciable effect upon fut-
,,ro If The Republican party. This be-
Iof Is firmly held to by the leading
poIitical minds of the state.
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Charge Against San Francisco
Bulletin Man is Grim
inaI Libel.
LOOKS LIKE eRAFTERS' WORK.
Caught on Street CIapped Into
An Automobile and Spirited
Away to Redwood CITY.
NJ santa Barbara Taken from Train
On Habca~ Corpu-uas Been Re.
Icntc-~ iu War ON Graft Gang.

san FHusi SAINT ss r-....
DI..r .,.......t..
.. '- '.l' n0uel'H,
..i yesterday on two ware
rants FROM los Aue.I.. suor4, to l.,.
Luther Brown gba,.f-.. oi,... ....,
,i,,t,.f ,..., ',i WIN
N''s pc ls saldi was
'''i.t N5 telephone message r1 % hotel
on Ellis steat and Van Ness a,rpuo f,,.
some uuEr.,-, r.......
rr,.,.. t,....... o. '''''..' '-
VII mas way tner'.
Ut l7 claimed. he was stopped by Luther.
Brown. "a det,,fi,. f-,r. r.. t-..
grurfy ,,4 ...
".'u.l'7' VINO proc
""''i tue warrants from Los Angeles
and after reading one. Older v-le rl.g.i
fr am auf.r,otu. ..4 $500.
c,,, ,,i... '..N' I'D I',--
"''N '''S' "nlcn vas reached On t.ue
20 connect with the Coast Line limited
iuf Los Angeles. leaving san FIarcisa,
nc o'clock. lie was, later In the niaht.
seen ON the train bound south by ID
friend, who notified the authorities M
san ftlucisco. who inaupurated a
search for him when his Disappearance
was reported. steps were af orro
taken by friends Don This citv to have
Older released on habeas corpus prn-
ceediuEs at santa Barbara when fba
train reaches there This morning.
.,.l. Inc Na l- ior Older's arrest were
says that they had been issued bv Jus
ticc of the Peace Chamberlain Of los
Angeles
The charges AGAINST Older arr said d,
have been based on am article which
appeared in the Bulletin fn connection
with the trial of TREY L. Ford. now
iu progress. ln REGARD 10 die part Tuth-
cr Brown took In the alleged effort "a
few nights ago. % llidnap former SUI
porvisor Louerean. "a prominent Wiz
ness iu the graft prosecutions.
Tho ATTEMPT TO take Fremont Older
or the Bulletin TO Los Angeles and th.
methods employed. have created a ire
mendous sensation here ON account ia
Oldor's connection with the graft pro-
secutiou. Older has been working
with Hency. Spreckels. Iangdon and
Burns in the prosecution az bribcrs
and brlbe-takcrs. and through the vie
orOus course OF his paper has incurred
the eumity OF AN the indicted ones.
Luther Brown. who svyore % the libel
charge. is Los Angeles lawyer ami
detective and has been engaged in ths
defense OF TREY J.. Ford. general couu-
sci of the United Railroads company.
who IS now on trial for bribery. Porter
Ashe. who is said 20 have accompanied
the arresting party on the train. ia
also one OF FOrds attorneys.
.......
ol-''ii' 4-'lN'--' pA'''l Ai'-'i-''
Santa Barbara. Gil, Sept 2S-Fre-
mont older was taken from the south
oru Pacific train arriving here at S.25.
by a deputy sheriff OF Santa Barbara
county. 20 deputies and 900 or 500 citi-
zens. who escorted him 10 the court
house, where petition In habeas cor
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MARY 6. nURDErTE DEAD.

Chicago Sept 2s.-Mrs. Mary a.
Burdette. G6 years old, sister of Rob
en- j Burdette and for many years
correspOnding secretary Of the Baptist
Home Missionary society died last
night. at the Baptist training school
Cor missionaries She had suffered
nom "a cancer iu the head and several
davs ago am operation was performed.
Mrs Rurdctte was well known in
religious and missionary circles having
devoted many years 10 church and
missionary work
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raI ALL TO SAVE HUSBAND.
Ml Testify as to Her Relations
With Lover-Repudiates
The Letters.
,s,,its writing One Note But She
SAYS the Rest Are Lot
OF Forgeries.

81 will tell cverything!" says Mrs.
v.yer the pretty little wife OF Frcd
wo,ter NOW facing charge of muir
~, An the first degree ~ "a result of
sebt between himself and DIR.
r.d :. Beers, whom lac suspected OF
nreeking the Walker home.
u will bare my relations with
r,.r. and tell ALL" she adds.
Mr.. Walker presents her side Of
te ease for the first time in the in
,,r,iew which follows. she received
,onrc.cntativc OF the News" at los
Angeles and 20 him made her first
statement
She puts all the blame for the
,raredy and attendant events upon
tbe dead man. She asserts her love
new love-for her husband and i
,nriou. 10 come 10 ogden. where her
husband Is bclng held in the city jail.
afrcd did right in protecting his
honle!" Is her opinion and I'm return
NE now wants 10 render every pos
.hlc aid to her husband, no matter
What it may cost her.
Mrs. Walker denies writing any love
ettcrs TO Beers. hut admits writing n
iote and sending telegram TO get
FORMATION regarding the movements
nd circumstances of her husband
tcr whom she was worrying.
Mrs. Walker has nothing but scorn
W those arrayed against her husband
nj In dramatic fashion swears the
Ne which seemed dead In her breast
rs sprung into newer, brighter ana
Ionger life than ever.
Her mother docs not want her 20
,rc her relations with Beers, but
,,o rcpentant wife says nothing can
SION hcr or sway her; she will tell
,,rr,tlng!
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WORLDS SUPPLY or COTTON.

New Orleans, l.. A.. Sept. 27.-Secy.
Hester's statement OF the worlds visi-
Bile supply of cotton, shows a total Of
2324. 2S5 against 2.253.622 last week. OF
this the total OF American cotton Il
l.5l3.223 against 1.3S5.116 last week.
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SEN. sMoOT IN WASHINGTON.
Especial 10 the 'Newa.D

Washington. d. G., sept 2S- Senator
smoot has arrived with his sun. H~
is looking for a house for the winter,
and will go 90 New York early neXr
week. thence 10 Salt Lake. He wilt
attend 20 some matters in the depart
ments during his stay.
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BALLOON ASCENSION.
Capt. &. 4. Chandler, L. $. A., Makes
Very Successful One.

Washington, u. C., Sept 2S.--A sue
cossful military balloon ascension was
made here yesterday by Capt. Charles
r. Chandler. L. :. A. An elevation OF
1900 feet was attained before the scant
supply of gas compelled the descent.
The balloon travelled 60 miles in three
hours
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She admits writing one note 60 Beers
because she was afraid her husband
would 30 TO ogden after the doctor Il
wrote TO learn II any trouble had hap
pened after my departure. further than
This there was nothing she said am
grily. II understand Mrs. Beers will
not give the letters she says she has
90 the police OF course she viii not
because they are forgeries.'
DEAD MAN TO BLAME
The repentant vito says the dead
man was wholly 90 blame and asserts
that she feeds her husband did right
in standing by her and protecting the
uunfc Of his wife. u VIII furnish cNl-
dence 90 contradict Mrs. Beers story
when I get to salt Lake she exc
claimed Or. Beers WAS wholly 60
blame as he broke mp my home My
good. true. old husband did what was
right in protecting mo from aapersion.
I ala not say in any letter or letters
that n anyone die ] wish % would be
my husband That's manufactured hy
Mrs. Beers. who ! understand VIII nor
give the letters to the police. az
course not" she repeated. They arc
for.eries N she has any. Mrs Beers
innamed the mind of my husband When
1 left Tor Los Angeles by saying Beers
would follow me. She was leiilhlh
NfNIlNh ana NlN AAAN' ~ Nt''tt' f'f'
angry
WHY SIZE TELEGRAPHEp
81 telegraphcd TO know how Beers
was Sunday but ON my husband aH-
count Last week / got three letters
from Fred in ogden. ] knew De would
NOT 10 90 ogden unless he was aiier
Beers $50 / became AFRAID ! Nroi. 90
Beers and asked him to iell me DO lhefe
had been nny trouble. Then came
telegram announcing Che night J nave
since received letters telling me io
believe nothing but simply wait until
the AFFAIR d. Investigated.
TRIES no FORGET BEERS
ron saw my errer and came here 10
los Angeles to forget Beers aud learn
to love ma husband again, came the
Dent-up torrent na me ltug woman
bopan 3D. show signs N breaking down
comulctciy Now that he D I'M jan
1 Win ha..en 90 him aud ten an not
mindinF what my mother says she
doas MOI want we 40 bare my relations
MIN Beers bat ann ready 10 90 any
lhlng ~ save my husband
Al hor caller lcfi she snlQ slowly
Anything IAN ything- ything''
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MAYOR or LONDON.

London. sept 2s.-sir John Charles
Bon. oN-shern OF thc city of London.
and head of "a big brewery company,
was today elected lord mayor Of Lon
don
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=, stores are nll Of charm TO the
30 ,nncr these days--and, the store.
~ -~acct the fact unmistaknbiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-28

Some of the real estate advertised IN
these columns today win have new
OWNERS tomorrow.
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VARIOUS EXHIBITS.

The poultry and pigeon exhibit.
the kennel exhibit, and the different
varieties of each, viii be- among the
shown az the fair and 10 take Ia the
entire display ln am intelligent manner
win occupy many hours Of pleasurnhlo.
discriminating tine which viii prove
very prohlHDle 10 an fair visitors,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

3pgNrbeitberS dnlcpor.
- gm Montog ionote SEER ". Jolp<
tier 1orreit Gin 4rdJiteft I'M bieiiseil
.Yrofeiiicnnl Gebduoe" ieinen TO
idbrieen Sphn 2utber Sorreit bon
eriepsE itp mad Baltimore 5uriit
itno eab or aeniigeno @clb, um fem
Seim ii, ct. Georges, Do, su errei-
den. Ger Singing mar aber ba-
ielbit nidt eiirgetrofien, als Ser 5ore
relt nnt Wittipod) aiis Nelu-Dorf 5ls
r%iidfebrte. Der iunee Mann luliroe
aeitern in Baltimore aufgefiinben, mo
er ein @eiddft bon Soiepb @oloimitb,
9,r. 35t, Noro-@ apitrabe, arbeit &c.
iud,t nno gefunben bate. ct gab
als gniiduloiguna an, oab feline CT.
tern ibn nod 5i1r Sdnlc ienocn ipol.
len, CT ober lieber cine geid]aftigiing
babe, burd) tpelde er @elo beroienen
fonnc. Ser Woter bes anaben bolte
~oenieIbett ipdter aus Der mitflcrea
Foliseiiiotion Oh.
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llnsauitise 8eidafts = GonisRftaren.

Die 5irma Bartlett, Sapfparo & So.
p%erringerte Die 3abl ibrer Iitges
itelten atf etlpa Die S1lfte. -
Slolbeit bes @elomarfteS enl-
pfinbIid) fiibIbar. - 8roBere Corr
trofte in Nuslibt.
Die 6irmu Bartlett, Saptuarb 4
SO. bat in Den leBten Wod)en ettpo Die
Sdlfte ibrer Mngeltellten entlallen.
@ie &ertreter Der Sirma it'd dttBers
ten, lit oiele WuBnabme iebod lehiga
ltd tempordr unb burauf 3uriid5u-
fiibreu, baB perldieoene bebeltenoe
9ontrafte aerabe beellbet iporoen Iino
mo 3ufubr bon Woterial fir Nlla.
fiibrlng onoerer groBere Nrbeiten
Iih ettuos p%er5ogert bat. Nte perlalts
tets bat Die sSirmo geraoe in leeterer
Belt Ingebote olf peridieoene groBe
Gontrafte aema6t uno bat quite Mus
liht, bieielben 5tgeiprohen 81 erbol,
ten; ooh bot it'd Die Gntid)eionng Cit
menig III Die Gauge ge5o9en. Cans
teoelltello iprid)t natilrlih Die ougcll>
blidlide Sloubeit beS @elomarfteS
in bieIet Code nit, inioiern olS faIt
ieoe Corporation, Die @elo .5u neiten
lltternebmungen nufnebnet mill, sic
@rfahrlmg mu6en mub, Dob es Iehr
idlpcr bGlt, bieieS 81 giinIti9en BE.
oille,tngeu 5l crbaben. Die entloiles
nen gngeitclten Der 6irnta lollen
TAFT ole bel onberen Sirmen InItelz
lung %geflnlben hoben,
gbeniu tpie Die porgenonnte @eiell.
idaft bat es dlld) Die pSoiltb goltis
more Steel Gor ailb SornbrD Co."
in Gurtis.Gop notbig gefunoeh, Die
3obl ibrcr IrbeitSfroite 51 perrill-
germ, lp1breno bieie Sirma i'm lesten
Sabre 10 nit Irbeit ilberbalft mar,
ooB lie nelte &rdfte hin5lt engogiren
mrlBte. Die @eieaihoft ~eriportet ober
fir Die olerlGdite 3eit einige beoell-
tenoe Gontrofte uto miro Damn Die
3abl ibrer Ingeitellten iuieOer oul
baS geluobnlide WfaB crboben.
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gns bonn Snneren Marplano's naS
ben angrensenben Staateu.

@efd6r[iher grbrutif.
Gin grorutid1, wie er beitiger ieit
Der 8~oGenOung Der Cumberland Ct.
t%eniion OIL Der .Weitern Warplano
9abn" nid)t porgefomnlen, ereignete
iid am 9onnerItag nabe aieffers,
Wb. Wiit f~oloiialer 8ii6t itiir5ten
ungebeure Gro, unb Jelsmaiien oen
Damn binunter unb geraoe mitten
auf eineit p~eltipdrts fabrenoen ;srad,t.
aug, bet 10 belooene unb SO leere
Wosgous fiibrte. Dos 9erlonal ret,
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SieFofi5ei bYolitife

GieEoli5ei ii Eplitifer.
- MorlflaQ ,Surtnn miro eilten 8es
iteralbcfehl crlaiielt burf ineld)cn Die
Mitglieber Der ToliSei geluarilt ipers
cen, lid, III irgenb elmer @eiie aftip
AT Dem iesigcn politiidcn @oblfonr-
pic Sli betIeiligen, ODER eii,cr Vartsi
Snfarmotionct 5lt geben. al,Bcroem
ipirb Maridaa 6arnnn Srores sebcn,
BOB bos @oiier IN bei, gisriihlern Der
p%ctid,ieoeneit Eoli5eiitationell 5lterIt
gefoht tucrben Wriib.
6 ntDenbete 5wei GBeds.
- 8eorgc gbcrcnis, Ser. 4t6, Mogerse
apenile, tuliroc eeitern bon 9etcftip
2efepre aus @aibington unter ber
anif,ulbigung nah bier 5uriidge,
6roht. siuei gbeds int @ertbe bon $87
bon ieirem Arbeitgeber 6. g. 9io-
nton6 entipenhet 5u bnben. Aifter
Gadnro in Ser n1ittleren Toli3eiito.
tioit ieste ein ipeiteres @erbor oes
Safes alif ben 4. Sftobcr feIt. Che
ronis ioll aiid) ein 9anf6id) bolt
George Happas in Nelparf, rs,
entipenbet baben, fuelfes in ieinem
geiis g~efunben ipuroe. Sn bern BUD
fpareft Ccpoiiten i'm getroge BON
5000 auittirt. @
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tetc iib oitrd 9lbipriuaeu, pG6renh
filllf @uggons bonn @eleile ilno ben
Ibbang binab geporfen nurben. Son
Sagerstopn mlroe cine Wannlhaft
allSgeriiItet, nm oie gerauugsarbeiteu
81 betuirfen.
der 3oo.
Ger ~40.idbrigc 6reoerid Hautb.
Mitglieo Der aleiOernaaren . 6abrif
Der @ebriioer &autb, itorb am DON.
neritag gang ploblid III ieiner 8ols
tltlg an Der Observation-Disclosures in
So9erStomn, gerooe als er i'm 9egriff
itaho, iein Salts 5u p~crluiien, I'M iid
gum @eiddit SIT begeben. BIasen
zines 9lut9efaBes CAB ben 8runo jill
Ieinem u%hermartet jdben 3ooe. Seine
8ittlue ltno cine Go6ter iiberleben
i'm.
Stirbt am ainub It ns
frampf.
Der t~6sidbrige CHARLES Grnif
Gbo0cni5cr bon Sagerstowu ltarb att
0onHeritag. ON ainnbadenframpf.
Der Seritorbeue mar Elm Witglieb Der
nHnilroao Dolung Mems gbriitiau
gliiociation" uno oes air1enfors Der
Observation-Disclosures ct. Sobnss
Stride. Sein Sater murbe Dor spolf
Sabren pom 3uge ii%berfabren.
Iii Il III II II q Iii d.
Nh Der nMoroli6en Central 9a6n"
in Der N1be BON 5reelanb, NO.. fubr
ont 9onnerltog Elm Spe5ial.5radt.
5ltg in einen 2ofal.Jradt5ug uno
5ertriimmerte 5lpei @oggons oes
lebteren, 9tur etlpa 30 garos bon
Der Stelle oeS 3uIammenitoBes itauo
Elm init Opnumit belaoener Baggon;
lpdre oieier getroffetl, 10 ipiiroe tuabr.
i6einlid bos gauge 9orf in Die 2uft
gelprengt iein.
3mei S%reunoe gerietBen in
Strett.
Die Serren Sapoge Bates nno 8.
$. Softer bon Annapolis, 5niiden De.
uen al1t 4benb borber alif BET Gabrt
bon Baltimore nad afmapolis in
einem Baggon Der annapolis Sbort
Cine" Elm fleiner A~aufbanoeI a,isge.
broden tpor, uuroen eeitern morgert
pom 6rieoensridter 6. q. Jelomeper
um ie $50 lno Soften beItraft. geihe
befannten lid) lduloig nno berlieBett
bas 9iirea,l bes HidterS als Die be.
item 5reunoe.
~toB 5neier
Sra6t5iige.
3tuei 6radt5iige ser nNorfolf nnS
8eitern 9abn" - ieoer NIT 2 2ofo.
motipen beipannt - eo(libirten ge.
itern nabe Wonbel1's Citation, fiinf
Wfeilen bon Saeerstotpn. 9rei Der
2ofomotinelt iuuroen pofIig 5ertriint.
inert, Die pierte unO mebrere Wag.
CONS itorf beidaoi9t. 9a Die 3iiae
beibe 5ientlif lansiam fubren, bate
baS Yerional @elegenbeit, ab5uiprin.
gen nno 10 lpliroe Niemanb berIest.
Ger 8erfebr mar fir etipa A bis s
Stunoen gebinoert.
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erb1It III q r d) f g q.

Grbdlt IN a r deinlif 8 o.
It a II, q : Gontraft. = Die .Mo.
rp(ono Steel Co." miro porousiift,
lid in aur5em bon Der Haliaud.aas
nal : gommiiiion eiilen Altftrog bon
1925 9onnen Stablidicnen nit Cube
bor ertalten. Cos ourf Die 6errcn
n. 6. Soffntan uno Gompogrie, ben
gerfauf -Igetten Der Steel Co." &c,
mofte, 4nacbot mar ons nieorieite.
fh Der Sfobl.srn sten'
lfals Inn ben Contract beipnrb.
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