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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
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8egribntbpldBe 3gm 8erfouf - bon S25 an.
nit MnrTprptolten abgeeren3i $35 = Ylas filr
pier @rdber. Sreie 8ennsune Der aapeae fur
GrGuerentteSbienite. (Suni16.1N
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got Nr. 1888 csrm. 2to5-2io4i sreserid.
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NOcnue).
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PIP Sub his sum g(nidna. @ebnulih-
feiten (gtru. 2105-2l00 - Elm 3.itodts
gc6 acknowledgements gSObrbulie mn Yns
sen. glbgeihdtt al ". 9. S6dtcr fir
5tnatss mo Stuotitcueru fir 1904, 1905
ms 1906. StSt.92
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Spesial @oti5cn.
UIarrlano. 7ulfitut.

SnhrcsiflnRicier Der SAINT. unn 3%eidluens
Sdlule i'm ,sprie" am Sienitaa. ben 4. Suui,
$ liar abenbs. Infprnde BON Mtth. Serrp
Stodbrioac. Hi6ter hes Suprenies Seri6ts bon
baltimore. &c. 9rcelen6 Goioin gSarfieIo.
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pIonten. SertbeiIun9 Der Eeohoop. ltno Srftiz
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Eeutif .Nmcriianiihc Srurrueriifcruug . 8eien.
idInFt MN Nnltiutprc. r.-g

@de NnittrloresS tr. NIB GiIftonl Sunie'Slbe.
Die idbrltd1c @dbl bon II Sireltoren fttoct
am Wipntna, ben 3. eNtti 1907, ~5iOiiteu ~ mo
/ llbr Gu6mitinas, itntt.
u43,52,U Z. 8. @iauiuu, Gcfrctdr.
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SH Rem 0orf molIcn sic
Itritenoen S1auerleute oie 2lrbeit
mie6er oufncbmcn. sic limo ocS Nus.
itollocS miiOe uno nolen gegen cine
&obn.Aufbelicrung bon 30 Gents fir
(ag. nro 80 Gents fir Noftorbeit
pro Stunoe Die Nrbcit pieocr ~oufneb-
men.
@erIegenbciten ii Der Ser
legcnGeiten iiir 0ie f~ron50iiide &egie-
rlu1g. Sn Siio-6ronfreiG Gicien.
9emonitrotionen ser lrt3ufrieocnen
Min5er rno IN alien fron3oiiihcn SD
len Nrsitono ser SCelellte, ser ni6t
9c8cn Die HbeOer, ionOerh geqeu sic
Gcgicrlng gerid)tct lit II. Den golt5cn
fron5oiiibcn San0cI lobmIcat. IN
folgc 3ciicn miiiicn audi piclc 6obri-
fen idlieben lutO Iouicnbe iino Ct.
lucrbslos. Go5u cine Hcgicrulg, sic
iid) nidt 81 belfcn mcib.
SIN 81 em Yorfer e 6 o"
leien mir: o9tu6 elmer Wteloun9 aus
&onOon miro Sr. Goruio oltf bier
Sabre 100000 Collars i6brIi6 bon
&rn. Gonrieo betommen. gr mllb
lid jGbrli6 neltn Wonnte 3llr 0iSpo.
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reit iein, o6t Nol i'm Monot olti5ll.
treten. Sir ieoeS Grtro = Guftrcten
bcfommt er $500 Collars" ga, 6r.
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tennen, ipenn Gr etuem Sanger cine
ioldc borren0e Sage belpiQigt.
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,GitH. glud Saupereiu Gr. L."
Die "a. Notwithstanding uno 9SabI oes
obieeit 9ieretrs finoet Nsuntag, Seu 3. Silni,
I'M standardization, @ler. 2arfS Safe,
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6. u. Spedel, Trdioent.
1924 e. @tsanu, Sefrctdr.
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0eeinnt an ncr gSeftteitc oer Chapel
Strube. rs 5fi2 Sub rorolih bon, Der
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ges 5ieseliteiuernes mo b0l5erreS lSoblls
bnus, Nbeeihdbt an Caroline Sperett
fit Stnuisfteucrn fir 1908 iino Stnntss
uIo Siuotiteueri iilr 1904, 1905 II. 1906.
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Elm 1sii0diGer acknowledgements aoDleils II.
Spl8idhuppcu poer StnU. Ibeeihdtt an
ole r3eutihc &unt." nil nidt @i9ers
t~6iinteriu iein. fiir Stnatss nto Stuoii
iteuerI fir 1901, 1905 luo 1906. SiG.G
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rHepanss trasen sparoereiu Mr.. T."
~. TnhrrssH erfnnntlnna NH Se1mtenpabl,
ionic @rtru sSerernI s~9>cridntmlItffl Tteuitaa,
ben :. SIrii. III Ut. g2t. BenansStrdbc. .3tued;
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U64. ~ Geo. 4. 3rcdlteI, Sefretdr.
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rErlraus. Strafen 2eib. nnb spar.@ereiu."
Muutas Sbcnb, beil 3. SUM 1907. .SaRrees
Scridlnmlung uno Gedmtenirdbl. bon 7 bis 8
nbr inr Sereinss2ofaIe, Nr. POS, gforo'gSoIfes
Sirnbe.
Snhu oaGu, Yrdii5ent.
O52,4) Martin strait, Seir.
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,@reGt 9aitern inmeriuGhrenber YauuereiR
Hr.(t."
Bic "a. Suhress8eriammLuna uno &Snbl Der
Sireftorcn mo Neufnteu finoet am Wluutnq,
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gir. 202. gtorosGoensStruBe, itutt. Ste Wlits
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SH Nelu Yorf MOLTEN otc
Itritenben Sduucrleute oie 2lrbeit
tuie6er oufnebmcn. sic lino ocS Nus.
itonocS miiOe rmo polen gegen cine
&obn-Iufbelicrung bon 80 Gents fir
(ag- nno 90 Gents fir g}o1torbeit
pro Stunoe Die gLrbcit pie0cr oufneb.
men.
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&oluIanS's tarfiidlr YG6er,
@auitable. @etauss gnitamt otara, stets eifeu.
lNng22-(
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uub eabftanten.
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q. Raiut, Gisruibamtr rnb NeSaFtsur.
0efddftsbiirsau unb Febdition:
Rr. 413, Git-SaItimUre'S trahe.
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3eIepboUe:
G. C g. 3t73 ct. $auI.
1arbTnnb 1899 GunrtlaaS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-04
JUDGMENT is AFFIRMED
A. G. Hatch and Joseph Hatch Win
Suit in Supreme
Court

In an opinion handed down in the su-
preme court yesterday, written by JUS
tice Straup and concurred in by the other
members of the bench, the Judgment of
the lower court in favor of the plaintiffs
in the case of "A. G. Hatch and Joseph
Hatch, respondents, against Robert Cor
linski. Nj. Shaughnessy and j. r. Walker
appellants, is affirmed
The plaintiffs brought action in the dis
trict court to recover $3.50 with interest
from Dec. % 1903, and Judgment was
given to them. The defendants appealed
on the ground that there was not suffi-
cient evidence to Justify the Judgment
The HatcheS and GorlinSh entered into
an option to convey mining property. Cor
linsld and the co-defendantS were to pay
two installments of $500 before Sept. /.
1903, and before Jan. /, 1901, they were to
pay $4,000. There was q clause in the
optional agreement that if they failed to
make the payments specified, they were
to forfeit the money paid and their right
to close the option.
1t was alleged that ShaughneSsy'S check
for $3.50 was returned by the bank as
there were not sufficient funds there to
meet it, but the deal was held open in
order to give him an opportunity to make
up the deficit before Jan. Z, 1904.
The deficit was not made up on that
date and the balance of $4,000 on the deal
was not paid.
The trial court found a verdict and
Judgment in favor of the plaintiffs. CIV
ing them judgment for $3.50 and costs.
This judgment is affirmed by the supreme
court
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-04
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM GAINING.
Many Roads to BE Equipped With
New Device

Mr.. Kruttschnitt, director of nainte-
nance and operation Of the Union Pa
cific, the Southern Pacific and their con-
trolled lines. who has already taken ev-
erybOdy'S breath away by his bold ex-
penditures for automatic block signals.
has laid out a scheme for the coming year
which puts in the shade even his own re-
markabe record, says the Railroad Ga
zette. The number Of miles of line on
which the block signal equipment is now
completed is almost 1000, but by the end
Of another year II is to be made almost
1000, nearly all single track. The length
of the road on which block signals are au-
thorized to be installed during 1907 is
2,S46 miles, all. we believe. to be automatic
semaphore signals. (These companies
have very little non-automatic block sig
nalng) On the line between Ashland,
tomato signals are to be erected at curves
or stations. leaving the intervening pOr-
tons of the line to be equipped after
ward.
In another year block signal protection
will be provided from Council Bluffs, Ia,
westward through Nebraska. Colorado,
Wyoming, Utah, Nevada and California to
Oakland. and southwark from Oakland
and San Francisco to Los Angeles; and
then eastward to Pomona Junction The
main line of, the Oregon Short Line from
Granger, Wyo., northwestward, with its
connection. the Oregon Railroad & Nav
igation company, will be about two-thirds
signaled. The other principal sections to
be equipped are those from Redding, Cal,
northward; from Julesburg to Denver;
from Houston, Tex, to Hilda, near san
Antonio: and from Lordsburg, n. NJ.
westward to Tucson, Ariz. Following are
the total miles signaled and to be Signaled
on the different railroads in the system:
Miles of Automatic Signals
Completed Authorized
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-04
ONLY THIRTY-TWO KILLED
Officials Of the Rock Island Give Out
Statement Regarding Vol
land Wreck.

Topeka, Kas., Jan. 3.-The inquest to
be held over the bodies of the men
killed in the Rock Island wreck at Vol
land. Kas.. yesterday by the authori-
ties of Waubunsee county was today
POSTPONED until Monday. John Lynes,
the operator at Volland, VIII be the
principal witness. Officials of the rail
road cornpany state that the total
number OF dead will not exceed thirty
two In all there are twenty-eight bod
los at Topeka and AHA lLcIualllg
right. bodies of victims who nave died
since the wreck, and the charred
corpses that were removed from the
smoking car after the fire OF these
bodies. five are those CT white men,
one is the corpse of a negro porter ana
twenty-three are Mexicans-
The officials of The ROCK isiaIlu rail-
road are this evening holding an IN
quiry to definitely place the response
bility for the collision.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-04
Railway Mail Clerks Are Indignant
Over Recent Appointment.

cheyenne, Wyoming has recently be-
come the scene of a problem in ethics
which bids fair to attract quite little
attention before ii Is finally disposed OF.
George Hambright. q mulatto has oeen
assigned to duty as a substitute man
clerk on the Cheyenne-POcatello division
of the railway mail service, and the
white mail clerks on the run are 1ndlg-
nant.
Hambright is said to be an Intelligent
Young fellow who was formerly sol
der at Fort Robinson. Neb. He passed
a first class examination for appoint
ment to the mail service. This is the
first instance of a negro being assigned
to the Cheyenne division Of the railway
mail service, which includes the Chey-
enne and Ogden run, Cheyenne and 70
catelIo run. Chadron and Lander run, ana
runs on connecting feeders. Inc agita-
ton incident to Hambright probably
will involve the entire division, al
though the clerks running between this
CITY ind Pocatello are most concerned,
as they will be compelled to work with
the colored man. associate with MIN on
duty and sleep with him on the train
About forty clerks are directly affected
bv the innovation on the division, and
about one hundred more are In
directly affected. The employment OF
negro clerks on q number OF other rail-
way mail service divisions Is quite COM
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-04
COULD NOT KEEP STILL.
Accused Man Hurts His Case During
VzraI Inquest.

Chicago, Jan. 3-The coroner's inquest
into the manner of the deaths of the
five members of the Vzral family in
connection with which Herman Belek,
a fortune teller is held in custody, be-
gan today.
Mrs. Mary Nieman. a daughter of Mar
Tin Vzral. and sister of the girls who
are thought to have been poisoned. de-
Siared that her father and sisters all dis
nIayed the same symptoms before they
died. -
ReIeIx rose and shouted ''I didn't poison
thero Emma poisoned them"
nv Emma the prisoner ment Mrs.
VzraI the mother of the dead girls, who
committed suicide at the time of the ar
rest of Belek.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-04
Court Notes,

The Deseret National bank Of this city
filed slit in the District court yesterday
to collect a promissory note made by z.
Haight March g. 1906. Interest is ask
cd at per cent. Those who signed with
Haight are sued jointly with him.
The Bingham Coal and Lumber COM
many filed suit in the District court yes
terday to foreclose lien on the hall
huiIt at Bingham by the Miners Union
lodge No. 81, Western Federation of Min
ers at Bingham, upon which there is a
dabt of S8s6 according to their com
plant.
Sadie Wilkinson Cameron filed a com
nIaint in the District court yesterday
asking for decree from Francis A.
LII, ii 1897 and according to the plain
tiff the husband failed to provide for
her. She asks for a divorce and the re-
storation of her maiden name, Sadie
VViIIxjpSOu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-04
OKLAHOMA WARNED BY
EX-GOVERNOR THOMAS

y Guthrie. Okla Jan 3.-CharIes S. \
= Thomas of Denver. ex-governor Of =
4 Colorado, has addressed at great y
= length a letter to the constitutional y
+ convention, warning it TO safeguard y
4 the rights of individual citizenship. =
= He rccited the unhappy experiences y
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-04
ASKS $4,000 FOR A LEG.
Tomine TorkeIsen Files Suit Against
Oreqon Short Line.

Suit for damages III the sum of $685.
for personal injuries was filed against
the Oregon Short Line railroad Company
by Tomine Torkelsen in the District court
March 20, 1906, while she was walking
along the track of the company at Third
West and Ninth street, a train ran over
Ter, cutting off her leg just below the
ed the legal limit of speed, six miles
an hour, and was running 80 miles an
hour. No warning bell or whistle was
sounded, according to the complaint.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-04

factorily, although in places almost in
surmountable difficulties are being met
with. This is particularly true of the
and AltamOnt, Cal, no less than three
tunnels are being cut, aggregating a
length of 1880 feet. Between Oroville and
the state line no less than thirty-six tun-
nels are being bored, the total length Of
which is 3071 feet. One stretch of sew
enty-five miles of the road will cost $780,
600 a mile to build.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-04
c,RcLEvlLLE AMUSEMENT CO.

The Circleville Amusement company of
Circleville, Piute county, filed articles of
incorporation with the secretary OF state
yesterday. The capitalization is $4,000
and the valuation placed on the stock
is SIS per share. The company will OPP
crate and control music halls, amusement
halls and race courses. The officers are:
president John Fullmer; vice-presdent
n d. Willy; secretary and treasurer
Lorin Fullmer; and directors Daniel Day
and ]. G. Whitaker.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-04
CUTS BIG SALT DEPOSIT.
Western Pacific Construction Work
Making Good PROGRESS.

The construction gang at work on the
new roadbed Of the Western Pacific on
the west side of the Utah desert not far
from the Nevada state line have encoun-
tered an enormous deposit Of salt fifteen
miles long and eight miles wide.
The salt is said 10 lend itself readily to
refinement and to be of good commercial
value.
Work on the road is progressing salts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-04
PASSES ARE STILL ISSUED.
Western Roads May Adopt New
Plan.

Following the leads OF the Great North
ern and Northern Pacific roads, the
trunk lines operating in Utah will issue
passes to members of the legislature and
a few other favored ones with the fol
lowing inscription printed on each, This
is good only for a trip wholly within the
state. It cannot be used for any por-
ton of an interstate trip nor can baggage
be checked or sleeping car reservations
made for an interstate trip.
This clause seems to comply with the
federal law dealing with the matter of
passes to points outside the state limits,
and will undoubtedly result in a reduc-
tion in the deadhead business. 1t is also
quite in line that hereafter the annual
ilInket of the legislative body will not
extend beyond the state lines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-04
Railroad Notes.

Colonel l. A. Benton, general passenger
agent of the Rio Grande system, will
leave today for Denver for a conference
with General Manager s. X. Hooper on
matters pertaining to the road.
Friends of young Cobobe who was one
of the party of six farmers arrested in
connection with the wreck at Peterson
last Sunday, and afterwards liberated,
saw that his arrest was the result Of the
company he was in and that he is not
personally responsible in any manner for
the thefts of coal from passing trains,
to which the party is understood to have
confessed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-04
DE COSTA FOUND GUILTY.

Pittsburg. Pa, Jan. S.-William B.
ne Costa, the negro tailor arrested for
nsri,1rv after his testimony in the
HaItie divorce trial. was found guilty
nv a Jury this afternoon. The negro
coachnap, Clifford Hooe, had previous
ly been sentenced to six years in the
penltentiary on conviction OF perjury.