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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18
Die Tabue Der ScdJ5chncr.

Ger fiir5lid erioIgte Zoo ocS iran.
50lild)cn @cnoorneric Majors Gbas
bal gibt Der milit6riiden Erelie
Srnnfrcid)'S 8rullo, lid Oarnn 5l
erinnerr, oub Ole cin5ige Saline, bic
0en Gcutihen I'M Sample bon 1870
II o%bgellonlnlcn muroe, BON Dem
llnterliei,tenout Gbobul im 81. Mcgl.
mlellt bel He5onpiue crheutet milrOc.
Is ipur bic Sohnc 0eo =. 9ntuillonS
heS 8. @cltidliid)en Snfonterie = nc.
eintenta 9tr. IS. Die anberc Sabine,
meld)e Gin oelititer Srnppentbeil cln.
bilBtc, lunr Die Sabine 0es . Satall-
ions 0eS s. Eonlnl. Snionterie e NE
9imentS Nr. 81, Die ollf oenlS hlaht.
iclhe bel Iiion an Gage nuh Der
Sd)lnd)t inter ibren tobten Scrtbei-
oigern ailfgcilnben nurbc. Gin tra-
Niid)cs Sorfonnnnnib, ipcldlcS nid)t &c.
eionct lit. oili cine brnpe Srilppc Ell
men StDottcn Ill merfell.
Mud, Der Scrllllt ocS Sclh5cld)clS
Der iGcr. iibcr Incident lnll9c cill
Ilulfel ldyucbtc, cntbchrt Der 3raglt
nidt. 9tnd) Der Sd)iIocrlulg ocS che.
mnli9cn llntcrliclltenailts Ghubol, All
ocrcn Observation-Disclosures nid)t 5u jluel.
icln lit. lul,roc bic Saline Der 16cr Ct.
llrlll periprcugten Solboten abge-.
nontmlcn. nud)oem or nit Den lettcll
2rGitcn %iciilca northumberland &c
bcna ieill Eonier pertbeioi9t bate.
Sic SoraGnge am lillten belitld)cll
6lilgcl IN Der Sd>lad)t bel Mars-lo-
Sonr iino bcfomlt. Sic icd)Ste ii
piiipu bon Der l(eherltnd)t bis sur
T%erltid,tltng beOrpbt, lpuroc oilrd) Die
Heiter Brigade Wreboip beransges
ha,ien. Cen ipdteren Mneriffen nes
Corps Saomirolllt b%egegnetc Die
prcubiide SO. @riBube inter b. We'
bcll. nit cinem fiibn ollgclestci mo
tnpicr ourhgcfiibrten Sftcr'tpltoB.
Giinf 9ntdiqonc 16cr ii,b scr git.
gen, gcitiist niii lire artilleric, inpler
1cuen Die S6hc,t iiiolid) 8riipillc Dor.
Gin behelterbc5 SrontbinoerniB, eiltc
tieie Sd,liid)t. iui,roc aliidlid) iiber-
idritten. Gem 8eecnitob Der bier
angreiieliOen &eginenter Der Tipi.
lion Giiiep moren Die bereits ltarf &c.
liftetcn preubiid,en gataillone nid,t
nlebr getpufier. siti beiocn Seitcn
iibcriliieelt, miiBten lie oilrd) Die
Sdfudt 3uriid. 8icrbci faineil Die
init aller Sfiijiere bcrdubtelt Com.
pagnic'n niiseinarioer. Ens |. NM
9. Battalion batter bei'm Mbmarid)
ans Sem 9iipof Die Sabnen periped)'
ielt, 10 hob Surd, oicieS Terieben Der
G%obncntr1aer Ole Saline bcS Z. Wd-
iaiaoiis CUR 4. Golnpognir fam. Ter
Iobnentrdger Serseait anoreas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18
Is ate 3 cit t.

@ic nIooelt bic Belt. Die neue.
1oo troulid)c Chit 10 id,ncl.
Sier Itano cine Sd)eife IN He6cli,
@o Jest lid, ipreiSt ein Sotcl,
Is 'd)nnuiie nit m1f,tigcn Sunipcl,
Gober Der bcb1bigc @irth
Mo Jest bic gcid,Iifiencit 8laSd)cn
Gin Cher" I'M Nrof ~bolan5Irt.
9i,r modliac Srcppen 9ob es,
Iodl feilleli beoi,enlcn Silt;
Us sdb aiid, nod fcite Rcd}nnltg
@ie heut' ii, Moid)inenid)riii.
Wdll matte Sen arcinpel nit areioc
Fem Goit arf Sen Yoblentiid, nur;
Hd ia. .inio Der Hebenioit iplBte
Nod, nid,ts bon Der bcut'scn STILL
tiir".
1oppeliinni9cs sob.
Batter (ltoiO: oWie sefdlt 3bncit
ooS Stialebcll, ipelfJes mein So6il
geliloIt hat. \. aroBartia, nas?"
Wcfannter: .Go5 mii6 id) iuIen -.
lold)c aiirbiIie unlo Melonen bdbe id)
nod nidt seiebenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

luuroe crid)olielL, nit linn Die orci
Subnen : llnteroffi5iere 9riilernlonlL
@~rfenb0ling mo Strobootter, Die
beioen anOercn llnteroffi5iere Der
6abncnleftion Habe uno 9lein, lpur.
Den p%crtunloet. lieutenant SdylpnrB
crariIf Die SABINE mo tru9 lie, bis er
iiel. Gle Gompoguic bate ale Sffi-
5icrc perlorcn un0 iIlltbete 5llrilf.
Gin MllStctier llidte Die Sabine gu.
ritf 81 bringen, ais it'd Die @%erb0noc
Der Gompognic gel0it botten. Die,
muno ipeiB. luer Der 9rope mar, MIR
Der momeltan liegreihc Scino, Scr
tron5oiiid)e llntcrlicutenont, berid)tet
| ms pom benz Seloentoote iclleS ga.
pferett. Sulien mir i'm ieIbcr rcoen:
sd bate mid nit cinem 8elucbr
bc,puifnct unO mir Die Soifen nit
Batroncn geiiillt, 0a id) oomolsHed).
munqS = Sfii5ier. mar, bate id) ei.
1entIif nitt sur tompfenoen Srllp-
Re gcbort. &or inns gegell MARSHA
Sollr bin gingen bieEreuBeu in M,tf.
Ioiuilg 5ltriif. Sin Oelltid)cr SoIoot,
bon ms periolgt, illd)tc eine Sabre
81 retten, Die cr bel lid jI bergen
illdte. Gin @eid)oB traf i'm, CT lt!lrj.
tc ST 9ooen. Sd mari mid alli Den
YreuBcn. Gr CAB Sic Sobne .nidt
Der. Sd pcriltdte Die SABINE nit @e-
malt inter ieinem 2orper beroor5lls
jieben. SSn oieiem Hingelt oreDtc lid)
! nlcin Negl1cr INN, ioboB cr NIT Dem
0ciid)t ,oh Dem Sirnnucl 5l licgen
Fam. Sd crgriif MN Die Sabine nit
elmer @oub, ipGbrcno Der TrcilBe lie
nit beibeu @Grben fcitbiclt. Gnblld)
crlobmte iein @iberitanb. Sd bottc
inn Die Sabine cntriiien. Sd luor meit
bon nlcinem Hegimlent ais ein5lger
CifiSier inter Souienoen, bte obne
Sromlng hinter Den Geutihen Der.
Or6ngtcn. Ga morb sum Hiidmorlt)
geblaicn."
Gos 4. iran5oiiide Corps luogtc
nitt. ben 5crid)nlettertcn bcutid)en
@utoilloncn 81 folgen, nm 10 iperiger
ga 81 oercn llnterltilerng breiS tlpa-
ororlen Der /. 0aroe .0ragouer lid)
mltbig III Der befarnten Nttode Gin.
lebten.
9ei Dem Ningen mn Die SABINE
mnlB Oieie 5erbrodcn moroen lem.
Gem Oil onbcren Gage fono man
Die 6%obnenltungc nit cinigen Seten
3elig baron. Nur Der obcre Sbeil Der
Stnngc, Die Spibe u1lb Die 9illoer,
ieblterl. Gas arell5 Der Gbrenlegipn
iuuro DEM llnterlielltenolt Gbabul.
Gem trellcn @eitinlen, I'M WaIien-
grab bel Wors la > Soitr, Der lcinc
6obne nod nit ieillem iterbenocn
&cibc 81 idiiBcn trnd)tetc, DEM no.
menloicn Seloen, fonnte Nien1urlo cl-
llcn 0onf rcidell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

bellies rief Damn @opoS lno MIDI. Wir
beld)loiicn, Die 5biir gctpoltiom 5u
0ifnen, mo mir 0riidten lie altdy cin.
Gle Hnllcuur Iuorcll ticf bernbgelal=
len. Tier &er5en brnnnten; lie uar
rem fait ubNebrnnnt. Ter &ronpritl5
lag I'M Yett foot. Seinc red)te SonO
biug aus Benz 9ett bcrbor. Nuf Dem
Seppid lag Der Repolper. Gie rcd]te
Sdloie oeS &ronprin3en luicS cine
tleinc @unoe AMI. 9aroneile Wnrie
labcn lpir nuiangs nift. Cine iueiBe
Tedc biiatc lie poIltommeu pomaopi
bis 81 Den TilBeu elm. Nllf ibrcm
9tod)ttoltben itanO Elm @loS nit ill
bertlem S0iicl. Sic bate iidl perQils
tct. llnter Dem Eeud)ter lugen bier
aeidloiicne @ricfe mo ein ofiencr.
lin s llbr iriib iubr @roi 9ombelleo
nad) @ieu; cr ioate 5luei Efcroc 5lt
Eooe. Sd oc%rltdnoi0te oos Stiit
Seilig &rClli. 9aroneiie Wnrie'S
Hcide iplrrbc III cincn cinfadcn Sol5-
inr9 aebcttet mo bieicr iuulOe burd)
Den @oIb nod) benz Sriebbof 5u &ei.
Iigfrcli5 getrogcn. Nur Wano mo
id) gobeit ihr OaS lebtc @eIcitc.
Mionlo unb id) mlrrOel Oolln eriud)t
ou9 Gano at ucrluiieu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18
Sic Splbntenbeimath 'in Der &nubes'
Samptitaot.

is beiteben III ben Ser. Stnuten
elmo gauge Mnjohl BON Solootenbei-
nlotbcn, aber iolt alle fir Die 6rcl-
miligen z &%eteranelL in crlter Sinie
fiir bieicnigcu ol,S oem 9iirgerfrleg.
Nllr cine ein5igc lit fir Die allage-
Oienten Solhoten Der rcglllorcn Ir-
NEE beItinrmt, n1o lie bcfill0et Iid) IN
oocr pielmcbr bci Der 9unoesballpt-
itabt Moihinqton. Micrfluilroig, oub
man gor nie bon ibr bort. bn cs bod
cine lebr beOcutcroe NnItult 1T, eircn
aall5cn Complex non 8ebGltoen lrno
nid)t ipcnigcr ais 800 Ndcr 2onO unl-
ioBt. SuS Schen BORT nlllb lid iuobl
iehr rlibig nnb fricolid) ublpiclct,
oocr bic 9erihteritotier. sic iOnlt,
b%eipnbcrS IN WnIbington. ibrc Nalcl1
IN s(lca itetcil, bobcn lie gollS Der.
gclien. Mnn gcht ipnhl llldlt fcDl nit
Der Nutuhme. bnB Die Mebr6uhl Der
@epolfcrinq feline Nbnrnlg prn bent
Torbonocnlcin 6ca yllniteh Sinte2
SoloicrS' Some" III Woibiugton, 9.
g.. bot,
Gic Nnitult lit ubcr llid)t etluu
neucn IutunS. Ils ibren @rilrls
ourgstoN fam mani ben 3. Wfarj
1851 be5cihnen al Wcld)em Gag Der
GongrcB cine Yla vjllr 8rilionng
zines nlilitGriiden IipiS sur lhltcr.
iiilbln,g inpnlibcr NM oicnltiintupl-
ger Solooten Der 9nnlbcSormcc" oil
nobm. Sabre jiipor mor ieood) ld)ot
fir ole 6rilnbung Der NnItalt gear.
hcitet morocr; inSbeionhere Gutte De
neral Wioior @infielo Scott Ielnelt
gnnSe1 @inilub nilfgeboten, Inn oen
alien Solooten cine St1tte i'll id)oi,
icn, no lie ibrcn 2ebelSnbeilo IN be-
id)o,iIid)er Hi,bc perleben fnnlitcn.
Scinc Gcrbieltitc IN, Dos 3ultal,oc-
tolnnlcn beS Scin,s limo oenn aud
bablirdI o%ncrfnnni noroeit, ooB ciiteS
scr Sal,ptgcbdunc naf ibri bcllanlit
tuiirOc.
Gic Germaltitng Der Iritolt licgt
in Den Sonoen Der 6Dd,iteit SfiiSicrc
ih,b Seriualtuils . 9eanatcit oeS
&eereS. Sbrc 9e;ase iino elm fiir
nllemlal ieitgeitcllt. 10 oab Der eon-
grcB feline 0ermidi9unaen bafiir jlt
nio6len bralld)t, utib lit icbenfa0S eli.
tcr Der 0riiitoc baiiir. wnriinl man
10 meliig Don ibr bort. Sic crhtclt
iltl,dd)it cine Sninlne BON $54.319.23.
ben unperbrand,ten HeIt eii,er bereitS
friiber fir oienItunidbige Soloaten
aenlnd)ten &eriuiailnne s%ugcipieiriL
ier,ier ols oaucrnbe NcSiiec Die geaeii
Solonten BON Nriegseerihten Der.
bGnsien @eloitrafen. ben nid,t se5o-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

iott gcieben unb Der Sllbcl Iif &c.
lcgt bate. Sic ipll 10 bCriifen0 ldon
getueien irin, Dab ielblt Ole Witipie-
Ter iid) hires 3altDer5 niht cripcbren
founten. Gobei iuor JIG trot allcr
ibrer Soitncn ibrcr mbe50bnlbaren
&ebcnSlliit mo Nbcnteuerlidteit Icbr
bdtlSlid) unb ipnrinm, ia, 5ienlih
gcnalt. Gle &oornoOclL Die lie be.
nllbte, ioll lie 30 Sabre beieiien bo=
ben; uno lie ielblt pilegte 81 logeu:
o@Gre mir j%ernal@, lp0brcnO id ais
Gllrpultbc ober Geltolin nit uuI0cs
loitcm Suor ouf Der @iibnc ltnnb,
Der 8e6unfc %Aefommen, oicic Nos
0cln fonnten in Der @orbcrobe lpe1s
0ctuorien lperocn 10 lpGre ih nid)t
I'M Stunoc gelpeien, iueitcr III i'm.
gen"
90 f0mpitcu Ole ieltiumlten @is
oeriprilhe in bicicr ulItetcn 6roL
oic nod I'M SoOc feline &llbe iinocn
loIIte. 3ltcrit muroe lie in &oburg,
no lie ibr Scbcn Ulsbolld)tc, beer
oiQt ober IN ibrcm lcBten @illelt
botte tic iih cine onoere @rubitotte
9eluilNid)t. SO licb ocnn Der @ottc
bcn Snre luieoer ans Der GrOe uebs
men uno nod GrcSocn iiberiilbren,
100 Milbelnline Sdroocr Ieuricnt
oui Dem Grinitotis airhboie gum
lester Sdllui debcttet lullr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18
Yum, lnna' tits her!

~HHyf ihHY w Vti'
Yang. lang it's her, ais ih bon Dir
gcid,ic6cu
llno ilnnler benz ih OeiH. OF tDei,re$
8oterlnno;
@cit iog id, tort, bod r~irgcnoS iono
i'd 6ricOenL
Sn @Crjcu lo0ert nod Der Scbnlltd)t
TcltcrbrnH0.
Git luoQt' id) oieic ScbuilId)t Odns
pfcn
SIN @cltgepiibI nit ieincn &Gnl.
.pfcn,
9ic inn'rc Gimme ricI mir 5u;
9htr in Der &cimatb iuintt oiC NllD!
Gang, lang its her, pic fDnnt' id)
oetn ucr9clicn
Til id)onc S%uqenO3cit nit oeinem
irobcn Gang;
&o ipiclcn0 mir an &iu0cnboum &c.
Ic'icrL
Gum itabcn &ird)lclu tontc Nbcl0s
glodcutlong.
Still icnttc iid) Ser 9lbcn0 nicocr,
9 id)0ue Belt, OIL fcbrit nid)t lpieocr!
Tciu trnl,ter Slang lit MN pcrbollt,
Sic 3cit perGcbt Der Wcnih miro
alt.
&nng lang tits fer. ucrbliibt lillO at
oic Roicu
,Snl ticien Wrabc rllbt maud bciBges
liebteS ScrS;
Ole Itorrcu Clipper lpcrocn uidt mcbr
fpicn,
Su jcncr 0robcs,lad)t pcrItunmt Scr
Gicbcsidmer5,
&4ir iuoltcu ms ia clpia licben.
lln0 tici i'm &erjcn itonh'S 9citric-
ben,
Ga rici oas 2eben mid binnll$,
Bonn Nutcrlonb, pom QltcruholS.
Yang, lang it's her, id)on lit Der
Viutb geiunfcn,
&cin bcit'rcr Sdein brinNt ollrh Die
blutlc 4ciocnSnoht;
9tllr lan9ium uIinlnlct nod Der lette
Sintcn,
NlS iudr's Elm SofinungSiterL Der
auf mid nicocrlad)t.
Ser g9clt ;uill 1rob luill ids nod
hagen,
will uildl OnS Ser5 10 bon9c id,logcn,
Gas 2cbcn ruit! ipoS i1luneIt OH?
SIN &onpi1crpiibl gibt'S feiuc Rllb'.
Yang, lang it's her. sir lpia OuS Eico
id) meibclL
Cir, Miittcrlcir, oant' idJ ia ollca,
iuo6 id) bin;
Gen Slgcnoltol5. ipic mnlBt' ih i'm
bercllcn.
Sin i~tol5cS SerS brin9t nlnmncrnebr
Bcluinn!
SIN Sroumc bore id) DID bctcrL
Wic foInte mid Die Melt jcrtretcn?
Tli fornmit 5ll mir oilrd) Nod,t lulo
Win0.
Die Miltter betet iiir ibr Ninb.
Gang, lang it's her, no lino lie ol'
aeblieben?
Sii trGilnlte i'd, id) mar I'M Gltern.
bars,
TcS 9chcns Sturu bot ms DInuuS.
gctrieben,
Gins nm onS Nno'rc 500 III mclte
gSclt hiiuuS.
Sb mir ms cinniul iuicbericb'n?
Dos lit bcS 9erSenS t%ief'tcs Slcb'L
Mcnn'S nitt un,'S Wicbericbcn mar,
3 Wott. onS Scbcu ipar' 5i ldiper!
u. =. 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

unlc6nd ) I. - Wirtb (;iinl Sir.
%hlcninolerl: ~slIio aui has Smilo %
ld,rtiben Sie mr. ooruui: .@aitboI
ann rnthen Sd)icn" uno oaruntcr
meilen NoIreni"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18
Sic iingenbc Shnnlpiclcrin,

3um 30. SobcStngc uun
@ilbcl III / ne 2 d rooer.
Scuricnt..
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-12
YOUNG WOMAN
LEAVES APPAREL

An unknown young lady appeared
at the sherns Office Saturday night
aud lcft a blue tailor made ladys
suit, a white shirt waist and a black
gold.headed belt. She stated that
she would return for the things, but
she has not been heard OF since.
The young woman called on Mrs.
Wilson and asked permission to 20
10 the toilet room TO change her
clothes. The permission Was grant
ed, the change was made. and the.
girl disappeared through the back
door.
She had not returned for her prop
erty last night Instead the police
have very good reason TO believe
that the girl Is one of a party OF
young women who deserted their
homes and went out together for a
lark II is thought that the girls,
knowing that their parents would in
stitute a search for them. exchanged
clothing, and added few pieces
which they had purchased, in order
TO escape detection and arrest
One anxious mother thinks She
identified the description of the quick
change artist at the sheTinfs office,
as her daughter, and has requested
the police to keep n lookout for her.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-12
8 Al ;TEaE Ds
THEATRES.
AT THE ORPHEUM.

The largest crowd of the season Wis
tied the Orpheum theatre last night
and by their enthusiastic applause
sanctioned the various acts which
werc presented The bill for this
week compares very fayorably With
thae OF any OF the preceding weeks
and Is Of an entirely different nature
than that of last week So different
THAI it affords no parallel for COM
parson
The stellar act OF the week is the
geological circus of Professor Apdale.
1t is combination OF performing
dogs. monkeys and bears. The real
leader OF this exhibition is lady
bruiD, n very brunette bear, which Is
perhaps the best trained animal OF
the bear species that has ever been
exhibited in ogden. The dogs and
monkeys also show a wonderful de-
velopment OF the animal mind The
incorrigiblhty displayed by one OF
the monkeys kept the house in an up
roar during part of the act. This ami
NAL show which is last on the pro-
gram finishes with 4 free for all race
In which a monkey, dog and bear Vie
lot honors. The animals ride In char
lots and their steeds are dogs
The bill opens with a dialogue en-
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-12
ARIZONA is HOLDING ITS
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

Phoenix, Ariz, Arizona is holding
an election today for the choice OF
delegates TO the constitutional CON
yention. The contest is strictly along
party lines between inc Republicans
and Democrats, with a third party,
the Laborites, having candidates in
several counties ana claiming 1t VIII
elect some delegates Fifty-two dele
gates are to be chosen Each of the
leading parties is claiming IL will
have clear majority in the consti-
tutional convention
The Democrats are appealing TO
the voters on the ground that the
initiative and referendum and recall
should be incorporated in the state
constitution.
The Republicans have declared
against incorporating these pro-
visions on the ground they assert,
that President Taft and congress
might reject such radical legislative
provisions and cause a poStponement
of statehood.
The Pueblo speech of former Presi-
dent Roosevelt, when-hc addressed
the voters, was interpreted By the
Democratic papers of Arizona as 4
declaration for the direct legislation
principles, but the former president
denied In kilograms sent TO Repub-
llcan editors that his words had such
meaning. He did not definitely conf
init himself on the issue.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-12

titled after the Reception" by Eu-
gene c. Barnes and Paul p. Barron,
two unconventional comedians, wear
ing dress suits. Their comedy is OF
n peculiar sort and seems to touch
some hitherto untouched key of risi-
bllity.
Johnny Smaller and his sisters took
well with the crowd, although john
ny himself Is about as funny as a
hearse The act is a success because
1t is quaint and the girls are pretty
and clever in their dancing They
score their biggest hit in Scottish
kits.
Harry Atkinson. the Australian Or
pheus, gives a novel exhibition of vo-
cal training The artist without the
use of any instruments other than
his hands initiates almost every
known variety of musical device.
The four Cllttons form a quartet
of perfect physiqueS, in clever cyan
nastics. Their hand balancing is es-
pecially we'll executed the act,
while not an innovation is very pleas
ingly presented and wins the applause
of Its spectators.
Clifford and Burke, as burnt cork
comedians, hand out some old stun
In an irrisistlbly funny manner. NO
auditor can escape laugh during
their work-you might as well try to
escape winter by going TO Butte Their
act Is the greatest laugh producer
that has been seen at the Orpheum
this year.
1t is worth staying to see the pic
tme films this week Thoy are bet
ter than most of the films usually
reeled off at the finish of advanced
vaudeville
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-12
CAR RfPAIRER is
KILLED IN YARDS
Body Squeezed by Passing Cars SO That Death Results Almost
Imnledately-He Wife and Five Children-had
Resided Here Six Years. - ~

William b. Wardlaw. aged 5G years.
employed as car repairer by the
Southern Pacific railroad. was fatal
ly injured In the west end oil The
local freight yards about 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The mans injur-
ies were caused by his being sQueez-
ed between two box cars. He died
shortly after his arrival at the hos
pital less than an hour after the ac-
cident.
Wardlaw was riding on disabled
car which was being shifted on the
switch engine He clung to side
ladder with his feet on step. The
car, In passing another car on a par
allel track, squeezed the workman,
tearing him from his hold and badly
crushing his chest and head. One of
his arms was also crushed and 'brok-
en-. The car which caught Wardlaw
Is said to hayeshad bulging side
which did not permit room enough
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s I A r 7 | | N G
A c 7 s @ F
LAW

In the case Of Carl c. Rasmussen,
receiver of the goods, property and Ell
fects Of the Superior Brick, Tile and
Milling company. against David G.
LAWSON, Judge Howell this morning
rendered decision finding that the
defendant. as secretary and treasur-
er for the company. has failed TO ac
count Tor the sum of $552,g5 which
came into his hands as secretary and
treasurer, and IL was ordered that
judgment be rendered against MIR
Lawson for that amount
This is a case that has occupied the
attention OF the Second District court
for considerable time. and It has been
characterized by a number of pecu-
liar situations and awkward transac-
tons
The plaintiff brought the suit for
an accounting of the moneys belong
inG TO the corporation, which came
into the hands OF the secretary and
treasurer.
The court states that the defendant,
in the various transactions for the
company, showed himself to be uttely
incapable Of handling corporation af-
fairs and could not at all time dis
oriminate between corporate and indi-
vidual expenses. but that wlthal, he
was not actuated by dishonest mo-
tlYoS II was a matter OF not under
standing how to handle the affairs of
the company on tho part of the sccrc-
tary-treasurer The question over
which the greatest controversy arose
was the accounting for $1,000 of the
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NEW BlSEI OP
OF NOR TIL
WEBER

The presidency of the North Weber
Stake visited Plain City yesterday
and held annual ward conference, at
which time the bishopric of the ward
was reorganized Bishop Henry J.
Garner had been called into the high
council of the stake which necessi-
tated the change in the ward organi-
zation Bishop Garner and his coun,
sellors Peter NJ. FollIman and VII
liam Rhead, were honorably released
and the following members were Sus.
tanned rs the new bishopric.
Henry T. Nav, bishop; James L.
Robson, first counsellor Willard C.
Carver, second counsellor.
Meetings were held in the afternoon
attended by Presidents ], V. Bluth
and r w Stratlord, President James
Wotherspoon being present at the
funeral services of William Lochhead,
and in the evening by Presidents
Wotherspoon and Stratford, while
President Bluth attended the evening
session of the Annual Mutual I'm
proyement convention of the Stake,
held In the Ogden Tabernacle.
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CASES IN THE
DISTRICT COURT

The trial of Mary c. Joppeson
against the Oregon Short Line COM
pany was resumed this morning. the
jurymen all being present Mr.. Terry
who was too III TO attend court Friday.
reported that he had recovered from
his temporary a,lment and felt well
enough TO proceed with the case, Tho
forenoon was taken up in the cross
examination OF DR., Coulter. whose tes-
tlmony was practically the same as
that given on direct examination.
Thursday afternoon The attorneys
in the case arc of the opinion that the
trial Will require two more days time.
The motion of Edwin r. Woolley.
plaintiff, that certain portions of the
answer of the defendants. the Pioneer
Land &c Irrigation company, he
stricken out was denied by Judge
Howell
In the case of Cedenia Waymend VS..
the Rock Mountain Bell Telephone
company, it was stipulated by the par
ties that the defendant be given ten
days additional time in which to an
Swer
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company's money received by the de-
fcndant
To Illustrate the inemciency and
misunderstanding the defendant had
in the handling of corporate funds,
the court commented as follows,
AS an illustration of his peculiar
ideas with relation TO the uses to
which corporate money could be put.
the following incident is exceedingly
apt. To raise the money with which
TO buy his stock. the defendant sold
certain real estate, y real estate
broker charged $3.50 for making this
sale, and the defendant paid him out
OF funds belonging TO the company
Startling as this transaction is.
am satisfied from the evidence that
the defendant is not Intentionally dis
honest but his ignorance OF his duties
in position of trust and his inability
TO distinguish between his own money
and that OF the company is almost
incredible. | cannot but Sympathize
with the defendant. because he has
undoubtedly been the loser In his
dealings with this company, he has
unquestiOnably been the dupo of two
designing thieves by the name of
Johnson and Cotucll. who were the
moving spirits in its management:
but having accepted position OF
trust in II. which he was in no way
qualified to fill. the law must hold him
10 the same strict accountability in the
performance Of the duties of that
trust as if he were qualified TO NIL it
His example is warming 10 others
Ike him not TO assume corporate no.
sItions for which they have no train.
ing or capacity, or 10 become cntan~
Gled in the management of corpora
tions Of which they are ignorant and
in which they become the tools OF de-
signing, men. and yet in which the
law cannot excuse their ignorance
Another illustration of this: He
hired team and driver to the com
pany at 81 per day. charging the com
pany up with that amount, and vet
paid the driver with corporate funds
He guaranteed the payment OF Ger
tain debts of the company, which. i'm
accordance with his guarantee, he al
forwards. long after the appointment