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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-08-19
{. /. HARTMAN IS
H0MEWARD bound.
Taken Aboard Steamer To-day In a
Wheeled Chair.
CONDITION THOUGHT SERIOUS
Is Putting Brave Front on Matters
In Order to Prevent Alarm and
Cause Disturbance of 4
Markets.

Cherbourg, England, Aug. 1S.-Ed-
way magnet, in roller chair was
taken from the railway station to the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm ii, on which
he embarked for America today. The
chair was also taken aboard, indicat-
ing that Hartman is too weak to
walk the deck. special train brought
Hartman and his family from Paris.
He sought to enforce secrecy, 1T is
believed to keep his true condition
from the public, so not to effect the
markets. He attempted to dodge the
reporters in Paris, and he struggled
bravely to appear benefited by the
baths. But finally his strength failed
hi1n and he was forced to reveal the
true condition. Il am not in a Sc
rious condition." Hartman said, 1.-The
baths weakened me and the German
food disagreed with me. l was an.
noyed by hotel crowds and wearied
by travelling about the continent"
Big Rail Merger On.
ANC" IOth, aug. ne
ton of the Vanderbilts from the New
York Central Lines and the complete
ascendency of Edward HI. Hartman
into the control of the more than H.
600 miles of railroad comprised in
that system are declared to be the
next important developments in the
railway world.
1t is reported on what seems to be
good authority that the Hartman
brokers have secured an option on
the greater portion, IL not all, of the
Vanderbilt holdings, and will soon
close the deal in the interest of the
Napoleon" of the railway world. The
option, 1t Is stated. is on $4,000, 600
worth OF New York Central stock,
which is to be purchased for Harri-
man at $3.50 share. The last report
of the Union Pacific road shows that
1t has in its treasury s14,000,00O worth
of New York Central securities, and
it is generally believed that Hartman
and few of his friends have a large
personal holding in New York Central.
The total capitalization of the New
York Central is $17S,632, 900, and it
Is understood that the option, If exer-
cised, will give Hartman and his
friends an absolute stock control of
the company. This carries with it a
control of the West Shore and a prac-
tical control, though not by stock own
ership, of the roads in the New York
Central Lines system.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-08-19
FLOODS IN COLORADO.
Destruction Around Pueblo Is Worst
IN Years

Pueblo, Colo, Aug 1S.-The worst
flood in recent years is raging in this
section today. Tremendous property
damage has been done along the riv-
er. 1t is feared many lives were lost
in last nights storm. Parts of Pueblo
are in imminent danger today.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-08-19
ManuIed by a Mower,

Mason City, Aug. 1S.-Martin Swan.
son Bricelyn, well known farmer,
was killed in runaway of his team
today. His body was malgled IN a
moving machine.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-08-19
Crushed to Death bx Cars.

Waterloo, Ia, Aug. SD. r. Swee
ney. aged rs, brakeman OF tn II.
nois Central, was caught between
cars at Jessup today and crushed to
death. He came here recently from
Nashville. Tenn. where his parent
live.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-08-19
Iowa Postmaster Named.

Washington, Aug 1r-Announc-
ment was made by Postmaster, Gener'
Il. Hitchcosk today of the appointment
o. +. Thollas OF Traer, as pos ..Iass
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-08-19
Mrs. culIom Is Dead.

Washington, d. c., Aug. 1S.-Mrs.
Senator Cullom died at her home here
at noon today.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-08-19
barcelona sieae is Raised.

Barcelona, Aug lS.--The state Of
siege declared during the revolt has
been raised.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
GaS Contributions Nmenoement 5ar
Vc[dtrGmfMma ocS WeaernutumS.

1us advertisement anr etaatsGorirmiior,
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nliar 1889 mo Dem Tdtuini Der arnnbmc siefes
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Yin ieitlid)er saieI.

SabreSbanfett oe3 SltenosTerltoue.
rlna$ > @crcin5 int Gutasu' Souic.
@eocn ser Serrcu Giicnbronot
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Gas ,SohreS Vunrett ocs Sltcuo.
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Gfc pon Baltimore mo Glltulpitrabe
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Sooitmcilter mo Ole Mconcr lporcn
CT Stuotrathonliialico Mlu. 81. Gi-
lcnbroilbt, ser gcacnportiac TrGli-
bent oeS @ercin5; Wtopor Wobool,
or Mopor 2atrobc mo &r. Sotob
Soot.
Inter ocn Nnluclcuocr bcianoen
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Gic .Gcmofratiite @c'
icIlihnit Scr I. @oro" biclt
gcIterr Nbcno IN Sbinlcf'S @ohmen
Sollc am Noro Vrooolpap ibren SAP.
rc0bol ob, weld,cr iid) cineS ollSGc.
seid)nctcn @eiud)ca crircutc mo alien
5hcill,ebn,eru cine sSiillc bc5 @cnul.
les mo Der l(ntcrbnlt,u,9 bot.
Nus bcn,8 Ser t) t c II. Nidlt
allcin 9c1cn 9ernboro lllrid) ais @c.
ld)1iisiilbrer ser ,0bric.Sollc" rno
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fen lpegen Nbhaltulg eillcS GonjcrtcS
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ocrn audi ocgcn 6ic @ottlicb.&nobc
60, lprld}c oon,olS oic Sale nod Gig.
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iiir @cr1rii0rlGcl.
abiollltc Sd)tiolull bon @corg
lbolcr lul,roc Tralt Wtorp s.. Sbos
fer pom Or. 1900, Norh Wonrocltr.,
Qcitcrn int &rci8Ncrid)t ourd) Nittcr
Sbarp 5u9ciprod,en.- Gas Baor bci'
rotbcte al,l 81. Wui 1893 mlS lebtc
bon 3tit III Belt nit cinnnbcr bis
,ilrn f.. TcScmber 1904. oils IS lid,
permanent trcnntc. 6rou 3hnlcr
iogtc, ilr Wnnn babe nud) ser sci
rotb lirr anocrtbnlb Sabre gcorbci.
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Nn9eblihcr Shpinhlcr
bcitroit. - 81 $50 u,o Soften
u%erurihciItc Nid)tcr 2elpiS III Der
iiiolid)en Volijeiiiaticn g~eitcrn S@orrp
Z. 2opIon poi Or. il43, Columbia.
9%lprnlc. mo Den Wcgcr 9lbcrt
N6onl5, ~ipobnboit al Der Grob'Str.,
rcld)e bcioc nngcidmIloiet iparci.
bic ircic Boiia9c pcripcrrt III babcl.
2auion nno Der Hegcr mnrocn all
Montog 9lbcno bon bent Voli5ilten
Nclligon pcrboitet, olS Gritcrcr per.
iud)tc, cinen g%olOcncn Sing 81 q.
ncm Spottprciic 81 %pertauien. NlS
ser aaoi ocn Hcger irngtc, III wcl-
der 0eid)ditlid)cn Gerbinorng 9mp.
icn itnh or iicbcn. nntporictc Nicier.
bob or one nid)t 9ci,ull ipilic. ilih
bon 2oipion aus ocn Muitro1 erbol-
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| gcllnocren Straic odoon acfommei,
ipdrc, mclm or Die @obrbcit gcing'
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
Bie i'm ygabnerlanlc.1

L p
Gail oes n9abiidlen Srauenuereins"
in @oiai's Sale an Der &arforSe
gpenue. - Ter SaaI fa,lm groB
genltg fir ole Jablreidjeu Tbeils
uebHcr.
n8anj ME i'm yWa6ncrlaubteG
baS mar Sic Sianatnr bes geltriaen
gbeno3 beim n0ooiit)en S%rauenper-
Gin" DER ieiue WitgIieocr nno
GreurSe 3u einem ,9aoiihen @aus
crnbaI" uah Boiai's SaIe, Ir.
1929, 6ariorb. apeuie. a~elaocu bat.
IL. 60 uieIe botten Dem Gu'e Solge
Cclciltet, bob Die Sale faum alien
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nit @ciang Cite Shpar3maIber
S%pinnithbe" b%ctitelt. eingeIeitet, bel
bcm oic @altptroIteu mic folat ner+
iheiIt uaren: 9iiraerneiiter ilno
9iiraertnciIterirL @err Moolph tno
Trnn anna 0iriG; Rntbsihreiber II.
6roL SEER Rpbert 0erltbaro uno
Strait: Iorimniitaut, 0err allbert
Bitter; NahtluIdltcr, !0crr @iaiam
Trep; BoIiliit Serr Ctto 0enrcr,
Tod) SGln6 ser Iuifiihruhg belt
@err Noolpb Sirlh cine furse. bus
moriltiitle RelriiBim9srcbe II. Damn
bcaann ooS 9au5cn uad, bcn @eiien
eeS NriB Steracr'id)en Srt,Gters.
Ger .lbolia . Rdnncrd)or," Der In
Corpora oa3 6eIt beiud,te. CAB ,,nter
2citing iciues Iiriaenten Broi. S.
G. Sronf einige ieiner itoniten
Gbore 5illn gcitcn mo erntete pobI.
reroicnten 9eiiaIl. Yaitcc 81. 3.
Ster1cr belt cine cntbuiiaItiid, niIi.
acnclnmenc Iniprod,e.
Die arrangements Der III icoer
Hittltig bofit crioIarcid, pcrlouic.
llcn g%lfiairc Iagcn III oen &1noem ocS
Gus ben 5rallcn alnna Sirid, Bertha
Irabmeicr. Tnra BERNARD, Sran.
jiafa Stnngc utb Moeelc St,iler
acbifoetclt Gomite'$.
untcr jiuci @ciduloi9un.
Gen. Hitter ser geiduIoigung. in
oos %mbcipobnic So,Is Ger. 1887 Gan.
palcItreBc, eiugcbroder 5i ieiil. Wur.
DC Der Il Sabre olte Waltcr -Sanion
bon Nr. $40, Tineeutitrabe. Geitcrn
III Der noroiucitlidNn Yoli;eiItation
ollrf Ridter Jpion bent GrimiuaIgc.
rid)t ii6crpieiclt; iueSen tbGtlid,cn
Ingriifs allf Goiuaro @unocr. cinen
ipcibcn lungeu Iarn, ,ultroc CT az
$40 Straic uno Soften b%ernrtbsiIt.
IIbcrt s. Barber bc5eugte. ben Be.
lbnloigten III Dem gcuonnten Sauie
ongetroffen 81 hobcr; CT babe per-
ll,d)t, i'm feit5ubalten, 3anion babe
lid icood) bcireit ,iino lei e%iitfIoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

Eaic sur @eiie ms MnSlanS BE-
iprst &. Muine, Nr. ALB, Eit.Yalti.
murcitraec, nabc Chiffon Sonic Yuc.
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3mraf BON Der Slottcnid1am.


Sic ISLE DC Cuba" nit Ser Tlottens
Rcicruc, Dem Wopor unb auoeren
@Gitcn ipicocr hubeim. @un5
ollSUcbumocrt lpllroe Die Meiieae,
icnid)oIt bel Der Mottcnitlou. 80
Gntbuiio3mlS iibcr sic Slotte,
Nl~lsgcburaert uno miloe, obcr
nidt50cltoiucni0cr III better SaiAe
tolncu NcItcrn WorNen tilr3 Dor II
llbr Manor Wobool, sic Marplunocr
6loitcu Hcicrncr mo so ShIoens
ten oc3 Baltimore ToIntcd)nilhen
SnItitut9 oltf Der ISLE DC Cuba"
mad, elmer cbcnio ouire0cnoen ipie IN,
i~rrciiontcn Sohrt BON @omptonNoaos
micocr bier an. ga ser Torratb AT
Nohrlm1amittcln oltf Ole NciNc &C.
1ongcn mar, iuurocH ollie MfttIobren'
ocn bonn Mtoutug Mitto9 al oui
Irittcl Motion Nclctt. Wuhreno
Scr Nodt itono fir cine tlcinc Wcllc
bic 0onSc Moldincric it'll mo oo5
Boot tricb obne Sid)t i'm 3dnol her
INT; petroleum . Eornpcu lplroch
10 gut ipie mo1Iid,, 5llr IuSbiilfc Der
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iuor obcr Gin Sober ol Noro pom Der
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lag inn Monol gcrobc ~acocnilbcr Der
,Mtapiloncr" Dor Gnfcr. 2a5 Voot
9riibtc bic Slottc nit cincm Salnt
olS IS Wcid)iiben.
Cine tlcinc llcbcrroi6mn9 Nob IS
an critcn So0c, olS iid) b%eronsitcll'
tc, bob itott Der IS StuOcntcn, mel
d,cr oir Nohrt olS &ciicr mitillma-
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Scr Srcb. $. @o1ncr brodltc ollie in
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lie bier Stlnocn pro So1 &oblcn
ld)nuIcll.
Son ser Gnoc, sic al 9orb bcrrlh'
tc, fam mon lid) ciltcu @c1riif mo-
dlclL lucnll mon hcocnft, Dab ooS
@oot nlr iiir cine @erlonmuna bon
1872 Mionn cinocrid)tct it, lpGhrcno
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be0rciilid,cr @ciic mallhmal lchr
primitlpcr Notlir.
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hattie oniiclbc mcbrerc Stunocn Ger.
ip1tltn0. Nn mciiten bconllcrte Der
Wonor Wabool. Scr llu 10 llhr cln
Enlargement I'M Nothhauie bate ilno
sic lebicl Stunocn Der Hobrt lpirt.
lidl ,luic ollf Moblcn las"
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abIeben. = 4r. g. 9biIipp
Slot id)icb an Montog i'll ieincr
0obnunG Nr. 1872, @cit. GranfIir-
Strabc, Gus benz 2cbcl,. CT binter.
ldBt iline Satin %apoIonio Slot. Gle
9ccrbiaung iiuoet morgen itatt.
Srn SITTER bon 66 Sabren itarb
aeItcrn Iran 5enrietta Boilers. Sat.
tin oes pcritorbcncn 9. Boilers, in
ibrcr @obnung, Or. 921. @clt-Mnl.
bern. Straba. Tic 9eerbignng ih,,
Oct Stcitag .iiott.
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Mllcn ampioblcn. - Nn at
6crcr StcIle ocS ,Tcltid,cn GORE
iponocntcn" pcr0iientlid)t Sllfo1 ..
9. Gorrigan cincn 0citllG, orl Die
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more in ihrcr uicrtclidhrlidlcn Comic
rcrj qeioi}t bot. Nid)t ollein Die So'
tholifen ionocrn olld) ollie GnoerS'
N~l1ubi0cn iolltcn bcn 9cIdlllB leicn
uno iiber be1 ,Sllbolt rofocnfelr.
Gic Ibtbcilung 1853 Der
.Nruocntiol GcaGnc" belt
Qcitcrn Ibcno in &rn. Carl Sudort'S
Nollc, Mr. 205. Siio-s Molicitrnbe,
cine out bcii,d,tc @erionnnlrn9 ob.
Mr. Grnit Meinicloer, Vrdiibcnt heS
Staai9 . Gon5ils bon Worpldno,
iiibrtc oen &or'ib ulio Scfrct1r Geo.
acrllcr oas Vrototoll. Illlprad,en
muroen ocbolten non ben @&. GrnIt
Mciniclocr, :. $. Wfittcnoori. Gboe.
Sine. ,Sohn y. @oltcr nn,b $. Mcin.
borot. Ser @crid,t bcs Tinon5 : Sc
frctGrs crNob. bob I'M pcriloilclcn
Sabre $52l.52 MruntcnQclo ait odlt
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bar0t; SctrctGr mo Sd,otnnciltcr y.
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dart ocl, Mitolicocrn cil,cn ieinen
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Scr Baltimore Maitc Co." Der an
~. rs. Wfta. franf uuigcirnoen ilno
| had, Dem ct. Soicpbs &oipital &C.
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mo0gon qctroiicn nnh OH
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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-06-01

reports show that in 1896 the apple
crop of the United States amounted to
over 69,000,000 barrels, while in 1907
and 1908 the aggregate was but 25,-
900 900 each year. While the planting
of trees has enormously increased,
the production has fallen off more
than one half. Some year we may
have bumper apple crop like we had
in 1896, and then prices will run very
low, but there is no probability that
bumper crops will continue from year
to year. Should an enormous crop
like the one in 1896 occur we must
make the best of it, and if our profits
are small we can recoup when the
short crops occur | am not sure but
the losses we sometimes sustain, as
we will this year in peaches, may in
the long run do us good. My judg
ment is that many of the misfortunes
of life turn out to be blessings in the
long run. Thunderstorms sometimes
purify the air, financial depressions
make people cautious, and many bless
ings come to us in disguise.
Another thing that seems strange,
and that is that during our past win
ter our high grade Western apples
have sold higher in Seattle than the
same grade of apples have sold in
Chicago. The other day I was down
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-22

Rev. Thompson has been very sue
cesslul in eyangelisfic wora. He con
Quoted such meetings in variou,
towns in Southern Illinois At Gray
vile he had 6S additions to the
church at NcLeansboro 1nf. and al
Cairo 1o7 The Cairo church has
prospered greatly since he has been
here, as the progress made on the
fine new church building fully nj.
tests, The building proposition was
in Il rather bad way when he came.
and now the completion Of the build.
ing is a matter Of bur a few months
with the money all secured.
Mr.. Thompson has also held to-
sether and built mp the congregation
since he has been here, there being
Fl additions during the last seven
During his absence the services
will be such as members can hold
He will probably present some things
n his sermon tomorrow bearing on
IFS western trip.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-22
WHEN INEQUALITY
ASSERTS ITSELF
NEGRO DOES ROT SUFFER
EQUAL HUMILIATION WITH
WHITE MAN BY FALSE AR
REST, SAYS N. Y. COURT.

New York. May 2l.-The negro and
the white man do not suffer eqaul
humiliation in the eyes of the law
for false arrest, according to the APP
pellate division of the supreme court,
which today sustained an order OF
Justice DugrO of the supreme court.
reducing the amount or damages
awarded George Griffin, a Pullman
porter. from $4,000 TO $500. The ne
gro was arrested In Montreal.
charged with stealing a pocketbook,
but he charge was not substantiated
and he was released lie brought
suit against Daniel II. Brady of New
York, a manufacturer vino caused
arrest.
In his order. Dugro said: while
IN some senses negro under the
law is Just as good a man as the
president of the United States it
would be bad argument to say that
he is good in some respects. Dam
ages in a case of this kind depend or
a mans standing and circumstances.
If he is colored that fact should lie
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-22
Ham Beef Loaf Beet Salad
Dreamed Potatoes White Bread
Brown Bread
Radishes
Strawberries
Coffee
FUNE RAJ NOTICE.

JoNES-Died on Friday. May p
1909. after prolonged illness, John II
Jones, aged 81 years.
Funeral service viii be held this
Saturday afternoon az : O'Clock Al
the family residence G22 Thirtyffth
street Remains will be taken on
$3.50 Big Four train to Grand Chain
where intermeHt will be made. Flu.
neral under auspices OF the Cairo Car
penters Union. Friends of the fomily
are invited to attend.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-22
TROUBL-EPROM|SED
SEVERE CRITICISM BY CITIZENS
ON MOVING SHACK OVER
PAVED STREET.
Rumor That Legal Action Will Be
Taken--No Building Ordinance
On Books-Can Build
Shacks Anywhere.

The frame building which has been
| going lown Washington avenue from
near Seventh street 20 Fifth street,
and which is now going east on Firth
To Commercial avenue. belongs to At.
torney Leek, who has bought j. and
proposes to move if to a vacont lot
on Commercial avenue Just below
Fifth street. Moving the building
over the newly brick paved street.
Washington avenue. provoked much
unfavorable comment from all OBJ
servers; and although he pavement
was not torn up, the power being ap-
piled by means of a block and tackle
hitched TO telegraph poies. people
generally regard the moving of an
old building over such a street as
gross and wanton lisragarr of the
eternal fitness Of things. in a place
which makes pretensions 70 being
some hing more than a village. But
Mr.. Leek had secured permission
from the city councI to move the
building. although in his own opinion
ne ala not need to 90 10 this trouble.
as Cairo has now no building or fire
limit ordinance on the books. Before
doing this he secured also the sigma
lures Of owners Of property IN the
vicinity Of he lot where it is to be
located.
Report was last evening. however.
that one of the property owners in
the vicinity. Mr.. Denison of the
characterization Dry Goods Co..
would take legal steps % prevent the
location OF the building in The same
block with that company's fine
bns'ness house The report developed |
toe late to be verified. Knowing ones
declare that nothing can be lone to |
prevent it in the absence Of any ordi-
nance to regulate such matters.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-22
s1sssssSsssssssssss,sss,s
] LEGAL DECISIONS :
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Negligence Of Telephone Operator
Causing Spread of Fire-The liabilit,
OF a telephone company FOR failure q.
an operator to answer a IRE call al
legged to have resulted i'm the spread
.oi the flames is discussed in Lebanon
l.. & l.. Telephone Co. V. IaDbam
Lumber Co., rs Southwestern Re.
porter S2i Plaintiff alleged sub.
stantially that a fire started in the
boiler house at IT'S plant. that on dis
covering the fire its Waterman en-
deavored to obtain telephone conner.
ton with the fire department but
that through the negligence Of de.
fendant telephone coripanVs opera
Tor no connection was established IN
til the fire had spread to the other
buildings, so that the efforts of the
department, after arriving were fruit
less, and the plant was wholly de-
stroyed: that If connection had been
promptly established the fra alarm
would have been given. and the fire
company would have reached the fire
at least 30 minutes sooner Than thew
did. and before the fire had extended
beyond he boiler house. and woulJ
IN such event. have been extingufshed
win no loss TO plaintiff save
tri1ing damage 10 the boiler house.
Inc Kentucky Court of Anpeals
that the complaint states no
cause OF action, because the Facts on
which a recovery is sought are too
speculative and rar7,ots