Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-14

vs.. State, 100 Southwestern Reporter r..
sS2. Next he was tried and found
guilty OF theft OF q grade amounting to
a felony. A plea OF former Jeopardy,
based on the burglary prosecution. WAS
overruled. but the conviction was set
aside on the ground that the value OF
the cloak alone was not sufficient to
make the crime felony. and that the
dress had not been reduced to pos
session. Clark VS.. state, 1928 South
western Reporter. 131.
CORRESPONDING SCHOOL.
In the case OF the International Text
Book Company W.. Pig. 80 Supreme
Court Reporter. 4sl. the supreme court
OF the United States holds tina, COM
merce 10 conducted among the states.
within the meaning Of the federal con-
stitution, by . corporation giving in
struction by correspondence thru the
mails. especially where the intercourse
and communication relates 10 matters
os regular continuous business. the SO
licitAtion OF students in other states
by local agents. and the collection ahd
forwarding TO the home office OF the
tuition fees. the making of contracts.
and the transportation OF the needful
books. papers. and; apparatus.
W FILL l>IAl14AG>H An II I'yCL<S
A Well drsller mus. be careful, q:
his tools while drilling for water. be-
cause II he loses them in the we'll he
can not hold the owner liable for the
board Of his men and horses while
fishing for them. Judge Morris. in
Kinder and another against Poulsen.
l0s Pacific Reporter, rs, IN constituting
contrac: whereby defendant. agreed
10 pss by the foo. for drilling we'll
on mis- premises, and TO furnish coal
and board plaintiffs men and horses.
also held that defendan. wAs not bound
to furnish coal for period OF six weeks
during which plaintiffs were fishing Tor
the los, tools. whore they we're lost
thru the negligent operation OF the
drilling machine.
INDEMNITY INSURANCE
An indemnity insurance policy in
sured an employer against loss from IL
ability 70. damages for bodily injuries
or death accidentally suffered by any
employe while on duty. While the pol
Icy was in force, an empioye en-
gagged as iostler in livery stable had
the care Of horses which were after
wards found 10 have been suffering
from gianders. Such eYnpfoye was d.
rected 20 assist IN cleaning the stables.
NO GOt1ce was gwen 70 MN tHAl tue
horses suffered. or had suffered. from
ylanders The empioye contracted the
disease and obtained Judgment
against his employer for the resulting
His employer then sued the
indemnity company on the policy. The
principal question was whether the
amount which the employer was COM
PEELED to pay was for damages on &C
count OF bodily injuries accidentally
suffered within the policy. In H. P.
Hood I Sons vs.. Maryland Casualty
Company. 90 Northeastern Reporter,
a2s. the supreme Judicial court Of Mas
eachusetts holds that 1t was clear that
the infection witch caused the disease
from which the employe suffered was
due to accident within the policy. 1t
was In the nature OF An accident that
he was set to work in cleaning the
stables after the horses had gianders.
and it IVES IN the nature OF an accident
that he became infected with the dis
ease.
There is little DANGER from cold or
from an attack Of me grip except when
followed by pneumonia, and this never
happens when Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy 80 used. This remedy has won
its sreG1 reputation ana extensive sale
by its remarkable cures OF colds and
grip end can be relied upon with inn
plicit confidence. For sale by all deal