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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tn1 !teIpaUpr1 IIIIb De'
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Ca 4dil $40, nber Wio., 9ourtIano 2726; urlo
g{r. 526, Sios8roaolpaD.
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Wnnfcn.

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UNI 9ouihnU Slrubt. 9tianit gScbeT, Strait
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8oumatcriaIict, Ebiiren, 8cnIter'
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3. @m. crtmauN III @or0sGbarIcs straBt.
misunderstanding @erGtbe un0
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Qutloilg.
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ftt,53,. sl1.55 &ornl, tl2.13, t12,53, t1,55,
*2.43, 1880. *4.l6, fi.55, 1855 Nadnia 5000,
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8lumbtng Gltrnoce8, Ronges uno
Geien, God0cdeu uuo Ninnen.
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Warmor- ms 8ranit. @erfe.
g. StlGartuer & stBne, 714-71s @eits8nItis
IluresStra6e.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-08-16

purchased the checks, presented them
at the store of employer and demanded
merchandise; that the employer refused
to deliver merchandise on the checks
and refused to redeem them on de-
inand. that the checks were issued to
employees who sold them; that II was
the custom of employer to honor checks
when presented by the holder thereof,
whether the holder was the person to
whom they were issued or not. and
which demands Judgment for the
amount OF the checks Is insufficient
and subject to demurrer.
2. Same: recovery on common
counts.-To authorize a transferree Of
non-transferrable checks to recover
thereon under the common counts II
must be shown that such transferree
bought the checks at the instance or
request Of the person Issuing them, or
that the person issuing them SUISSE
fuently ratified the act Of another per-
son who requested the transferree to
buy the check, and 1t Is not sunicfenf
that such transferree had previously
bought checks which were honored by
the concern issuing them.
3. Samoa purchaser OF non-trans.
ferraple checks who acquires them
from one who had bought the checks
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found dead in defendants mino near
interstate was admissible In evi1,nce as
tending to show that the latter came TO
his death by suffocation or other an
natural causes, in support of an action
to recover for intestape death caused
by suffocation while working In d.
fendant's mine.
8. Evidence; opinion evidence, quail
ideatlon of witness--Where a witness
was not shown to be competent to givc
an opinion on such subject. 1t was
error to permit him TO testify that in
testate looked as II he had smothered
to death.;"
10. Trial: instructions; proximate
cause--A charge asserting that IL the
injury resulted from the consequences
OF certain act or. omission, but only
by means Of an Intervening cause. from
which cause the injury followed as a
direct consequence. the law will refer
the damage to the last clause, was alb
stract under the facts in this case. and
Its refusal proper.
Appealed from Etowah Circuit Court
Heard before Hon. w. w. HARRISON.
Reversed and remanded. Opinion by
Anderson. J. &c. &t5
Tyson. C. J.. HARRISON. and benson.
J. j., concur.
All the justices concur In the re-
versal.
Dowdeii, Simpson ana Mcclellan. J. j.
dissent as to the amendment relating
back.
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at the request of the concern issuing
them cannot recover on the common
count on the theory that he paid for
the checks at the instance and request
OF the person issuing them.
=. Estoppel Of liability; statement Of
ground--An employer issuing nom
transferable checks to it's employees
good for merchandise at its store is
not estopped to deny the right of a
transferree TO recover on the checks be-
cause the only reason given for de-
clining to honor them was that some
check had been stolen. notwith standing
there was no proof that the checks pre-
scented by the transferree had been
sfoIen.
Appeal from Jefferson Circuit
Court
Heard before Hon. A. o. Lane.
Affirmed. Opinion by Anderson, r.
Tyson. CT. Dowdeli and Mcclellan,
IT,, concur
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-08-16
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE r. n
COMPANY v LILLE

COMPAN4 ". LILLE.
Actio for Damages for Injury to EN-.
pIoye-(Decided February is, 1908
IS South. Sos,
1. Appeal; transcript; organization
OF court: presumption.-A transcript is
NOT derective as not showing the or
ganization of court because IL fails to
set out the presence Of the clerk and
snerin. where the organization Is 9TH
erwise sufficiently shown, and their
presence will be presum ed in the alb
sence of an Affirmative showing to the
contrary
q Same: misdescription of judy
ment.-A misdescrfption in an appeal
bond as to the date OF the Judgment Is
not fatal to review OF the cause where
1t Is clear from the other recffals in
the bond that the date given is a mis-.
description and there Is no other sim.
ilar judgment appealed from.
3. Same, waiver Of ob1ection.-A
submission of cause for decision on
It's merits Is a waiver of the right to
object for want OF an appeal bond
where no such objection was interposed
previous to or at the time Of its sub
mission.
4. Master and servant; injury to
servant; eSmplaint.---A complaint, in
an action Tor injuries resulting from
employment of an unskilled employee,
''ttASA 0AAC6CS tHdt tt6 efup1OYe us IL
years old and unskilled and that being
blind in one eye he was not a At or
proper person to do the work, is not
open to demurrer for a failure 70 aliege
that the absence OF the eye imperilled
the employees efficiency.
8. Appeal; review; harmless error
Where a count in the complaint Is
abandoned before the cause IL submit
ted to the Jury any errors In overrul-
ing demurrers to srich eouuf RI h r,,,
less and will not be reviewed on ap-
peal.
6. Master and servant: injury TO
servant; complaint.--A complaint drawn
under subdivision I. Section l749, Code
1898, is not demurrable for not alleg-
ing the name of defendants servants
whose duty 1t was to see that the ways.
works. plant. machinery, etc. was in
proper condition.
z. Same; construction of complaint.
"A complaint alleging the injuries to
have been caused by the furnishing of
an unsafe machine with which to work
knowing 1t to be unit and the employ
ment of an incompetent servant who
was to assist In it's operation, is pred
icated upon the common law liability
and not upon the statute.
8. Same: suficiency.--Where the
complaint alleged the negligence in the
furnishing OF an unsafe machine for
the loading OF billets OF steel on a
wagon and that the machine furnished
was unsafe and out OF repair, such
complaint was not demurrable as for
failure to allege that the machine
was unsafe.
One who improyises the machinery to
do the work of defendant, employs men
TO assist him IN running IL and has the
power to discharge such men Is not
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OF belief. and the jury thought their
testimony ought to be disregarded they
might disregard It altogether.
20. Sames misleading Instructions
A charge asserting that II upon all the
evidence the jury believe that the testi-
mony as to the good character of de-
PENDANTS witnesses was sufficient 70
overcome the impeaching testimony
against them they should weigh hts
testimony in the light OF the proof Of
his good character along with the
other evidence in the cause is con.
FUSED and misleading and its refusal
proper.
Appeal from Walker Law end Equity
Court.
Heard before Hon Thomas L. sowelI
Reversed and remanded. Opinion by
Simpson, J.
~. concur.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-08-16
PULLMAN COMPANY vsl}Lurz.

PULLMAN COMPANY vsl LUTZ
Damages for Failure to Notify .Passer-
ger of Arrival at Destination-e-(De-
cided Feb. is. 1908. Is South.
s75.)
/. Carriers; sleeping car company;
duty TO passengers.-A sleeping car
company although neither q common
carrier nor an inkeeper, Is neverthe-
less. q public servant and owes q duty
to its patrons to notify them Of their
arrival at destination. 49,
2. Same; duty Of carrfers--The fact
that a sleeping car company owes a
duty to its patrons to notify them Of
their arrival at destination. does not
relieve the carrier of its duty to notify
such persons as it's passengers OF ar
rival at destination.
.. Same; exemplary damages.-on
failure OF sleeping car company to
notify plaintiff OF arrival at her desti-
nation abe was entitled to recover ex-
emplary damages, where the time.
place and manner, in which plaintiff
was put OF the train thereafter were
attended with circumstances OF aggrS-
walton.
4. Same; excessive damages.--Where
q passenger was not notified Of arrival
at her destination and the time, place
and manner in which she was Subse-
quently put on the train were attended
with aggravation so as to entitle her
to exemplary. damages. and she suf-
fered mental anguish and fright be-
cause OF her surroundings when put
on. q verdict for $1,000 compensatory
damages and $500 punitive damages
was not excessive.
(Dowdeil and Anderson. IT,, dissent
In part.) p.
Appeal from Admission CITY Court.
Heard before Hon. Thomas w. Cole
man. Jr. ~
Afirmed. Opinion by DowdeiI. J.
Tyson, CO., HARRISON, Simpson, Dem
SON and Mcclellan. ~, concur.
Dowdeil and Anderson. ~. dissent in
part.
KANJUTSKY VS.. TENNESSEE C. LS&
n. R. co.
Assumpsit.-tDecided Feb. 6, 1908. IS
South. 676)
1. Assumpsit; action of; grounds of
recovery; pleadings; suhiciency.--A
complaint which alleges that pIaintiR
was the transferree OF certain non
transferable checks, issued by an en-
pioyer to its employees. good for mer.
chandise at employers store: that
plaintiff for valuable consideration
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-08-16

Florence Times.
The good rains Of the present week
have made thousands OF bushels of
corn and many bales of cotton In Lau
deFdale. Crop prospects are very Ia
vorabJe, with a few poor spots here
and there.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-16
Bryan at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Sept 15,-W. J. Bryan
arrived here from Baltimore. There
was a crowd at the station to greet
him. After acknowledging greetings
he entered an automobile and was
driven to the boomers hotel, headquar
ters OF the Bryan League of Pensyi
vaFa.
following reception st the Doon.
ers Mr.. Bryan was escorted to the
office of the Philadelphia Record
where he spoke to large crowd while
standing on small platform in front
OF the baseball score board. He re-
ferred to his invasion of the east and
TO the fact that the Democrats of this
section are not so well equipped as
they ought to be to present theif
cause.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-16
BRYAN'S HOT RETORT.
Taft as Ignorant on Public Mat.
ters as on Formers Record.

Philadelphia, Sept. 15.-In lengthy
interview given out on a train be
tween Baltimore and Philadelphia
" - made a hot retort 10
Taft's statement. He accuses raTt-o'
lodging and says, Taft knows as lit
tie about my record as he does about
public questions which he is attempt
ing to discuss"
He denied that he wants govern
ment ownership of railways, but says
he does want regulation. He charges
that Taft made a mistake Of s1l4,OO0i-
600 in his estimate Of the cost Of i'm
perialism.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-16
MODERATE STATEMENT.
Mcdonald Replies to Article on
Brownsville Affair.

Austin, Sept 15.-Captain w. ]. Nc.
Donald. former state ranger. has made
publi' an open statement in answer
to ii recent article from a Browns
vile paper, touching on the Browns.
vile affair The Brownsville paper
criticises the story recently written
by Albert Bogelow Paine in a maga.
zine as being far from the ruth. Nc.
Donald says that the article Of Paine
was a very moderate statement of the
facts of the affair as connected with
the outrage of the negro soldiers. Nc
Donald characterizes as false the as.
sertion chat he kept lodging the grand
jury. lie then proceeds to give the
facts in the case. He also declares
local officers had nervous prostration
and lack of backbone.
The adiutant generals department
has heard nothing officially as to the
doings of a mob at Brennan. Two
state rangers were detailed there, but
nothing has been heard from them.
State Superintendent Cousins ad-
dressed a communication to all book
dealers in the state that all contrac-
tors for furnishing text books under
the recent adoption are required TO
take in exchange any boks offered by
patrons of public schools, provided
only that they were in use last year.
A telegram received by State Health
officer Brumby from Acting Surgeon
General Glenna at Washington, ad.
yised the health officer OF the second
case f-yal1T2g -ya1Tr2ag fever at Havana, Cuba
DIR. Brumby Immediately put -s---ses
stringent quarantine against Havana.
Passengers from there will be de-
tanned five days from the date OF de
parture. Heretofore they were al
lowed to proceed without interruption.
Twenty.six applicants took the ex.
animation before the state dental
board. The board is composed OF
Bruce Vrendenburgh. president, Beau
mont; w. H. Robert. Jr., Denison; w.
F. Robertson, Gonzales; John A
wicks, Ballinger: Thomas j. Smell.
Cooper, and r. II. Waller, Gonzales.
The Peoples Dry Goods company OF
Dallas. Fort Worth and Sherman. cap
itaI stock $4,000, has been chartered.
Secretary OF State Davi has noti-
fled all county judges to delay the
printing OF the official ballots pend
ing the decision whether the lndepend-
ence party is entitled TO place. Mr..
Davie will wait few days for the
certificate OF nomination, then refer
the s,a@or %Sfteg g hes aiS68rassy 6 general,
Gehee of El Paso are here securing
the approval OF the attorney genera
10 an issue Of s500.000 OF El Paso
street. sewer school and other I'M
provement bonds
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-16
FIRST DOUBLE FATALITY.
II Takes Place la the Michigan
Central Tunnel.
COUPLE MEN SURROGATE.
About Two Hundred Persons Working
Under Ground Had to Quickly Come
to the Surface Owing to the Smoke
Of Fire Among Timbers

Detroit. Sept 15.-The first double
fatality to be charged to the construc-
ton of the Michigan Central tunnel
under the Detroit river occurred Tues.
day In shaft No OF the Canadian
approach to the tunnel, when two men
were suffocated to death by smoke
from -ning -fmbers and tar paper In
Id shaft and two others were tenn
porarily overcome by smoke while at
tempting TO enter the shaft In a res
cue party. The dead are; w. r. Kim
ball, superintendent OF shafts Nos.
and 2, and Bert Johnson. carpenter.
In the hospital are Bert Schuman,
shaft superintendent: Charles CAKE
bread OF Windsor City, fireman. The
hIaze was confined 60 the timbers in
the false work inside the cement wa'ls'
About 200 men were working In the
tunnel when the fire broke out ana
there was panic when the alarm
was given. Despite the danger from
fire. II was necessary TO pass the men
slowly through the air lock as they
had been working under air pressure,
All the men were reported checked
out of the shaft, however, by the time
keeper Kimball and Johnson appar
emily had lost heir lives through
returning into the burning SHAFT fol
men who might possibly have been lef'
tHshUd. o,s wor,
SchumaS a"' Cakebread WeI'
among the firs, -. ders to the shal
and were brought out unconscious
Their condition is not serious
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-16

Kersey of Childress, while asleep,
walked off the second story balcony
of the West Side hotel, suffering a
broken ankle. That she was not killed
is considered miraculous, as she teii
upon a stone walk She was en- route
70 Morganfield. KY, and Monday night
was robbed of money.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-16
Iack of Evidence.

El Paso, Sept. ia special from
Santa Fe states that Ricardo Alarid,
who had been indicted on a charge OF
periury on testimony furnished by the
Phelps. Dodge interests, growing out ol
the charges that the company obtained
coal lands by fraud, was dismissed Oh
account OF lack of evidence
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-16
Kansas at Albany.

Albany. West Australia, Sept; ID
The battleship Kansas, which re
mained behind at Melbourne to PICK
up stragglers from the American nee"
sailing from thavtportsareel
sailing from that port several DAYS
after her sister ships, arrived here
Tuesday She encountered tempes'
tous weather,
The governor of West Australia
Admiral Bedford, reviewed $500 blue
Jackets and marines from the Ameri'
can warships. and in common WIN
thousands of citizens who gathered 10
witness the review, was greatly hu'
pressed with the fine body of men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-16
Loo Train Wrecked.

Montgomery. Ala, Sept l5.-A spe'
cial from Sampson, Ala, says: The
log train of the Henderson Boyd Lum'
her company was wrecked early Mon
day about five miles north of Samp'
son. killing three persons and injur-
ing twenty others.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-16
MlII Manaaer Shot.

Greenville, Miss, Sept 15.-R. c.
Garner, manager of the Glen Allen oil
mill at Glen Allen. was shot nd prob
ably fatally wounded by T. c. Holiday
a foreman employed at the mill. The
men had had trouble before and botl
were under peace bonds.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-16

No account too small to receive the most
courteous attention.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-16
Mistakes Husband Eor BURGLAR.

Houston. Sept. 15.-Mrs. S. P. Gran
fills accidentalls shot and seriously
wounded her husband. mistaking him
for a robber. Cranfils arose about
O'Clock to get drink and nearing
noise his wife fired in his direction
the bullet entering his side. The wiie
is Frustrated. The husband VIII re-
cover.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-16
THE
CITY NATIONAL
BANK

Solcits your Deposit and Checking Ac-
count upon the basis of Absolute Responsibility
and Square Deal.
Our Responsibility is based upon our Cap
ital Stock and Surplus, amounting to S140,000
and upon the Financial Responsibility of our
Individual Share holders.
The Promise of Square Deal is based
upon our record of Unbroken Promises in all
things.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-16
Tau fltty-One,

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-05
HINTS FOR FARMERS
Tankage For Hous.

Tankage IS cooked and dried refuse
fbm the slaughter house, consisting
lrgely of lean meat scraps and hav-
lg high percentage of protein. says
Jational Stockman and Farmer Its
Use is to balance the ration" When
Animals have balanced ration, con-
tanning proper amount of flesh form
ing (proteim and fat forming (carbo-
hydrate) elements they will not only
do better, but will better utilize all the
feed they have, which means more
economy in feeding. Tankage is most
useful as hog feed in balancing corn
and barley. The usual advice is to
give one part tankage to eight or ten
parts corn or cornmeal. Much de-
ponds on the age of the pigs and the
conditions under which they are fed.
AS source of protein, tankage Is
probably not surpassed by anything
on the market, with the possible excep-
ton of dried blood 1t Is an econom-
tcal feed, because not large amount
of 1t is required to balance the ration
and because the corn is better utilized
whom # 10 fod. II gives fine finish
to the animal, sleek hair and a general
appearance of thrift, and also prevents
troubles tina. arise sometimes from too
much corn.