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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
qufaI6eridlte ans ggnIdinaton.


Gommiiidre MOLTEN APP
pelIiren.
Tic IiitrittssGomniiidre 6a6er
geiiern beihloiieu, bon Ser Gntidei.
0na oos Ricbters @ouIo, oaB tie 0as
glbbalten bon 9aieball- Spiclcn am
Sonltag nidt Derbieten fonnien. an
0as Observation-Disclosures 3n
nppellren. gluh pollen BON Ser
eniideioung OeS QolBeiridlters
a3i9b oppelliren, Der i0re gluttionS.
Reglhationen 0erporien bat. Soll.
ten tie IN 0ieien 5alle uidt eriolg-
reid iein, Oorn meroeu iie 0eu Som
greB eriuden elm @eieb fir Die 9ie.
8illatioH bon 2luttiousbcrtaufen i'm
1iilriti 81 erlaiien
Natten 3u itart gefetert.
&or Dem &oli3eiribter 6atten iih
aciiern 50 Rdnner iuO ~ 8rauen
3ll Derantporien. Gle Ole6r3a6l bat
te ON Sonntag iiber oen Gutit ge.
trunfet SAT- glae nur0eu 5i @elos
liraien bernrt5eilt, a6er MIR g9enige
tonnien 5a5lcn. Die groBe Wlaiie
nanoerie in'S Qlr6eits6aus
Slgenteu i'm Salt.
Raomono Il. Boon BON Baltimore,
mo SoBn s. 0}c1onnell bon 91r.
$40, ~. StraBe, 9loromeii, befinoeu
iidj inter Der glnlhul0igima in SAT-,
als glbouneuteuiammler elmer Sci.
illng Dem 6erausgeber ongeblid eli.
ne idunoel6afte Subifriptionsliiic
aelielert uno Ooiiir Die 0crabreOete
&ergiIiung cmpion9en 3u 6o6en Sic
meroeu i'm yanie oieier g9o9c bonn
8olBeiridier Derbort pcroen.
5rau anf Dem Seimweg be.
raubt.
6rail @infreo Dlallen bon 9}r.
43i, glelu SerieD.9lpenuc, Sii0oit,
muroe aeltern Nlorgca Inn 1 ll6r alif
oen Seimmege bonn }EreB3inncr Oes
1taats., ariegS. lu0 Narine.Gepar-
teneuts in Der 9id6e ibrer 8o6nlng
pon einem gleger lie0eraemorien mo
Inn i9re Sl 6etraaen0e 9aariHait be.
raubt Die 6rau erlitt babel Der
legnngen i'm &eiibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
gIns oem SunereH GlarBlanO's nuo
ben ansren5eHoeu Staateu.
9 gladte feinem 2e6en elm
Cube.

w adt feinem 2eben elm
Cube.
9Qpiian Games &rice maHte IN
ielner @o6mrng an Der @earl.5tr.,
III SABRE De @race our6 GridicBen
lelnem yeben elm Gnoe. Serr @riceg
Oct i'm 20. 9ebcnsja6re Itano, BAT
Dernui6lic6 Ia einem 0lomeut plot
lidler @eiitesit6rimg gebonoelt. @r
mar cine befannte @eriohlihteit an
Der ami5en G6eiapeate Ban uno 6in-
tctldBt neben ieiner @ittue fiiuf
Sobne imo bier Todlter, bon oeueu
cine 6rau Glla 6uleti, in Baltimore
lebi 8oli5eridter Soiepb Sombnr.
arr ertIdric III ieiner @igenlbait als
Coroner eineH Snqueit fir innotbig.
@affcnballc in Salisbus
rD eingedi 6ert
Sin ans mbetanlter llrla6e eilt.
iinnoener Brand 3eritorte in Saliss
bnrb, 01o.. sic olte ggaiieu6alle an
4eltG6urd- -StroBe. gllle llniior.
men, 8ofien, etma 1000 Bfun0 92il,
uiiion ole DER Gompagnie ge6o.
rem, iin0 Oerni6tet poroen. 0ie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

9lro s. gSor0. felt % So6rcn &c.
frctdr Der nSseitc5eiter &cpeatino
9lrms 60, bat iih, onideinenO in
&er5peiiIpng ii6er icinen idledten
@eiimobeits5uitono, ouf ieinem2ano.
iib in 0louut Carmel Del g(ciu.So.
BEN Conn, erbdngt. @r itono i'm
Sitter pon SO Sabrcn ino binterldBt
cine g9ittme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

Gompaanic itano i'm gegriiic in oi
neuc @afien6alle m5u5ieben, 0ie &c
raoe Dollen0et woroen hi. Ter Sdla
Oen 6etrdgt ange6lid $500.
Cine 80 o5rau6e" lo s2~
Sin anideineio @eilicsiranter bal
! in Gbambersblrg "a, 6eOnlerlides
lln6eil angeri6tet Der Steiumet
@omaro N}iller bate iid eiuen 0ie.
/ polper getauit, mo6e er bGmcriie,
ooB er Semanoen oa6t6un" wolle.
Gr gina nit einem geuiiicn George
9uroentod an oen Ueleiicu Der
ggSciiliben NlarDlunoer.9a6n~ cnis
lana no Oie 9eioen allf Setter Gate
troiet N2iller ftdtelie nm init ici.
mem &epolper IN Der giit 6erlml mo
oie bcioen glnoeren beriudten Derac.
bens, ion sur @eraiSgabe oes 9lebol.
uers 3u 6ereoen. Sic befameH rur
ais glutmort OnB er alle bei0e nie0er.
ihieBen perOe. lIlmittel6ar Oorouf
BOB 9Riller Den GcnolDer mo idoB.
Sate erbielt Oos @eidoB in oas @c.
MD imo muroe gefd0rlid OerlcBt
0liller muroe bon Der @oli3ci in @e-
mabriam ae6rabt mo man ninnt
ian, 0aB es in ieneni Sbcritii6den
ridt Sans gebeuer fem fome
oG6t importtrte"
Sin idone5 @ameritidhen miro
ans SlinblrD, @a., geneIoet Dor
ingeidbr feds g9o6cn mar BORT Elm
6remOer eridienen Der augab, 81.
rett NIT Dem ,9}orOocutiNeu 9lpDO"
ans Oen fanorii6en Snieln 3n ton.
men Gr bot anacblitb eAte mdnnli-
de 8anarienDogel 81 MIR $3.50 an
iuO ian0, Oa Ole Goael ionlt $3 bis
So toiien reiBenoen glbiab inter oen
&aisiranet 9lobOem olle ieine 30.
gel abgegangel mnren mie Die par-
men Semmel, peribpnnO Ser S}rem.
&c nit einem Grlos pom rmao $500
IN Der Jni1e Giner ser G1lier,
SorrD gl0oms, bot 0ia miangcnebme
Gntoedlng gema6t, 0nB iein Sam
rienpogeL aui oeiien lie6lidlen @e-
lang er Dergeblid gepnrtct bate, all.
Hdblid Die 6arbe Oerlor 9ei elmer
nd5ereu llnteriudln9 entpuppte iid
Der oedte aanarienpogel" oireft ans
Den fanariiben Snieln importirt, ais
elm gan5 gep05nlider SpaB, Oie be-
falntlid 10 6duiig mo billig iiuo
wie Der San0 am N}eer. Sine llm-
irage bate 3nr 6olge, oaB Diele Der
adiier errotbenO cingeiidlOen, OaB
i6re buntan, liebli9el &anarienpogel
iib iAon ldngit in 0dBlide, graue
Spaben berpan0eIt 6dtten.
2 dul0fg befun0en
GinitrD @tia6 pur0e bon 0eu
@roBaeibmorenel bon g9ai5inqiou-
GomtD Oes 0lor0es i'm 3lueiten Sra
Oe ibnloig beilnoal @r mar ange-
flaat, 6rancis SudinstD in 0ig6.
iielo Del Sagerstomn oeraangenen
Sebrlar IN eincm &ortlireit bei'm
anrtenipiel eriiohen 3u baben. Die
Sonpt5euaeH iIn AGro5eB emaren. olles
bei Der @eiteru MarDlano-ga6n be.
idjditiate 9iuiien.
B obibitions &eriam m.
litng.
Su n9ranoen6urg G6lr6" Gor-
roll GountD. peranitalteten Die
Stimmberedtigien pom 9erlett-Ei-
Itrift einc Nlaiienberiammllng ge8eu
gerfauf bon Spirituoien in ibrer
lladbarihait SAT- aae 6eligions-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

betenniiiiie maren periretenL did
mar sic 9etbeiliguug 0er6rauen ie6r
beoellteuo in Der Serionmhmg.
= b 0encrfaBflagen.
Nlorgcn luerOen Dor C6erridter
gl6ert Goniia6le BON Clifton N}0.,
so ShaoeneriabflageH sur Ger5on0.
lnl lonnen 0ie BON 80 @rinOs
eigent5lnls6eiiberu bon Sort Te
poiit unO am Susque5anno 6luB
gegeu Oie ,9oDltimore O6io.9a6n
mo Die oglmerican Bridge 60 an.
geiuengt mor0en iin0. Die aldaer
MAIDEN geltenO. Dab Die Strebepiei.
ler Der neuen 9. 4 .. Bride unO
Sic Inn SluB bel gliftn 3uriidgelaiie.
neu @ieiler 0ie SaltmidulO on Oen
giSiialutngen 6o6en. Ger geiorOerte
Sdaoeneriob 6elduit iib aif me1r
ais $iOOOOO
Gic6eSbanOc in 9ruuSs
mid an Scr glrbeit.
9ieidle 9ellte mo6ten in 9rms.
mid, mo-, Gie6e. Die in Der Giien.
6anOlna BON Si0anf & So6H fiir
ii6er 500 9lebolDer imO Nleiier er.
6euteteu, pobei iie pernnt0lid einen
g1odihliiiel 6enuBten. 0araui 6ega.
ben iie iid) 81 Dem Eudgeiddft BON
Saco6 Gp6roim un0 iudten iid1 BORT
@ingang 3ll peridofien mas i6nen
aber nidt gelong. Die Foli5ei glallbt,
es bier nit Oeriel6en Gie6esbanoe
5u t6un 81 ba6en, Oie Dor GINGER
3eit in 6reoerid in G6erts Glen.
moarenbonol1ng fiir $500 gooren
ita6l.
2 einem &rc6Slei0en erie
gen.
Sn 9ieu S)orf lit am "a. Wlai
6ranf NonigSmol0 BON SABRE oe
@roce, 0i0., im 9llter BON 80 Sab.
rem an ben 6olgeu elmer @re6sopera
tion i'm Soipitol geiior6cn Serr SO.
nigspolo, Elm ae6orencr 9fulie, Bat
ieit 30 Sabre olS SteporO auf Den
peri6ieOeniten 9odten geor6eitet. Gr
mar elm 6efanntes Wlitglie0 me6rercr
@ereine uno SoaeL inter Oenen er
uomentlid ben o6remaurern"
yCoO 6ellops, o0looern @ooo.
men, ,4nig6ts Of @pt6ioS, o@a.
triotic Sons Of 9lmerica" mo u0ioDol
9lrcanum~ iein regites Snterelie mio.
mete. Gr 6interldBt ieine 6rau Ell
nen So6n mo orei Godter
@rmirbt 6efatnteS 8ei I h
t6unt.
glnS Cotton, NO, foumt sic 9iel
oina, oaB Serr G6arleS s. &im6all
bon Cincinnati sic 5arni Oes peritor.
6enen G6eriiei @6orles S6ompion
Bat. 0ieier @rimO6ciib
licgt in ser 0}16e bon NlcCanicls
un0 mar ser S6ouplo6 zines Nior.
Oes. ser Dor einigen Sabren piel
9luiie0elt madte. 99ie erirmerlid,
murOe S6crit G6ompiou Ser &flege
uotpr BON @oit1 Niap @oo0ill BORT
pon Same Bob" @oihman ermoroet
lml elmer NerAaituna olrh Die &plial
sci 3ii cntgeDelt begtl8 Der Ibater
Sel6iinoro. Ger ebemalige Better
Oes @rln0iiideS mar Der peritor6Rne
enqli6e 9oro 9iolle, Oeiien Godter,
5rau 99iQiam s. @6amplain nod
6eute in Gulton lebt
@ane 5nr 9leiie ms glnslanO DC.
rn..L ~ Ol.... o.. 10 cNr Nl.ILi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
gIns sen @cridlts65fcn.

Nfffr NV
Gas @ric6cri6c @ciee ocgcu OoS
gnrfcrlegeu bon &ert6cr606umg9
iicuern fiir Oeu &ep Sg6poD iit
conititutionell. gieOer cine
glu5a6l 8o6hi9ter i'm Grimi.
nalgcridt 6eitrait.
SIN Stootgerid)t bat 9iidter 0or
ter geiteru entidic0eu OoB Die StoOt
fein 9iedt bat, cine @ert5cr6o6uHgs
Ieicr fiir ben 0urA6rud Oes Sen
6ia5paD 5ll colleftiren, imo Bat Oa
init 5ugleih oie Gonititiltionolitdt
Oes @rie6epiHeu @eiebcS, meldeS oie
StaOt Der6inOert, Oie crmdbntcn
gSertber6o6mgsiteuern 5u collcttis
rem, allfredt er6alteu. Ger inn @mn.
SEN inpolpirte 9etrog 6elduft iid oiif
iugei06r 100000 unO Fam 0ie Ser.
6anOhmg Ourd Die &loge OeS Serrn
g9infielO 9. Go6iu, Ser 9egen Oic
gnti6ei0ung Der StraBeuOurd)
6ruds Gommiiidre appellirt bate
Serr Ga6ill mar sur 3a6hmg bon
$576t an @ert6er6o6uugSiteuern
ange1olten moroen.
Ser Cannon @ro3eB.
Su 0em @ro5eiie ocs Sames @
@annon inn Grinliualgeridt mltroe
Qeitcrn q. SomorO 9lon0 bon ser
,llniteO Stotes 6iOclitn ano @ua-
rontee 60 ais 3euge bernommeH
Serr 9lan0 6e5eugtc, ooB 9anuon
ieiner Sirna ieit einiger Belt cine
Slnlme @elOes idul0ete uno er ben
N1ann 0eSuegen beridie0ene Nlale 5u
li6 6erufen 5dtte. Gr legte Damn
Dem @eri6te Damn eiuen 9rief Ocs
Serrn So5n Salt Dor, in melden
mitget6eilt morO, OaB ser Sheriif
BON 9lme 9(runOelsGountD Dem Ban.
non $500 fir Spibel0ienite iduloig
iei mo er, Salt, iel6it $500 On3u 6ei.
0etrogcn babe Salt 6ielt cine 5lii-
IterbuOe am Stonep Greet. 0err
9lano erlduterte Damn OeS g9eiteren
ieinc llnterreOungen NIT 9annon.
Ser n16ite 3euge mar Der @riOot.
@c6einpoli5iit g9. 9. &omon
2 heriff g8eiS ioll 3o6len.
3wiiden Dem Staots-Gontroleur
6. Is. Sarrington, Dem @enernlan.
malt @oc imO Dem Re6tSauwolt 6.
81. SdDirn ioll Oennddit cine Comic
ren5 itottfiuOen, INN Sen @rsSderiir
S6eo. g. g9eis an3u6alten, sic bon
i6m onge6lib 5uriidge6altenen @e.
bii6ren aus ieiner 9lnttS5eit an 0en
Staat a63ulicfern. Serr Sdirnt lit
ser 9iedts6eiitono oes Gr-Shcrifis
g9eis. 9ebterer 6otte bel ser lleber
no6me Ocs 9lniteS periproden nidt
me6r fir iicb 5uriid5u6e6oIten ais
Oie bonn Staot Dorgeldrie6enen 5000
Collars pro Sa5r.
.&ompf nm 0os gefunOene|
@eIO.
Tos @elo, ipelhcS in Dem Seller
beS Souies g1r 250i, Saitsglpcnie,
i'm Sanllar gefInoen puroe lmo iiG
ieBt inter ser glufiidt Oes 0iiliS-
Staatsanmalts SorrD 9lice 6eiinOet
mo in Sen 9dnfen orii6cuo6rt miro,
1ot cine ganje 9lnjo6l 9lpplifonten
pelde geitern in Oer'3peiten gl6t6ei.
lting Oes &reisgeridts eridienen,
Inn i6re 9lniprii6e ouf 0os @elO gel.
teno 3u MAIDEN. Serr Sermann @.
Gngnot6 murOe bon Dem 9lnmalt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

Ger meitbcr6reitete @loube, oaB
9luitern cine 6eionoers na6r6ofte
'5peiie mGrem lit bon Der g9iiien-
idaft ais irrig no1gefpielen fporoen.
Sic 9(uiter, ais 9la6rungsnitteI &C.
iolien, fam Oieglnipriicbe Oes menih-
li6en 90rpers feineSpegs befrieOi-
gen. Gie - ingefohte TT 9luiter lit
spar ie6r leidt DeroaulidL and be-
fommlid, mo miro iel6it BON einem
idwaden Magen gut Oertragen, eS
tonn d6er in6eoingt nidt be6nuptet
merOen, Dab ie iol6e 9id6ritoffe ent-
6olte, mie ie in oen 9o6nen, Dem
Geis lno menn oub in geringe.
rer Menge - in Oeu aortoffeln Oor-
1anoen limo. Die 9luiier ent6dlt
ipenn ii6er6oupt etipaS, 10 0odj MIR
rugemein menig fett. ooer muSfel-
6iloenoe Stoife. SSn i6r finOet iib
5mor nidt menig Stiditoff lno GA
iic ooue6en auc6 reid an @bospboten
iii, miro iie gemo6nlib fir cine @e-
6irnna6ring ongeie6en; tuer iicb
o6er ousidlieBlid mli cine 2llitern.
0idt 6eihrdnfte, Der lpiiroe balO
wo6rne6men, OoB er an 6ett Oerliert
nnO oud an G6rperfroft ilnoSe6eiis-
frii6e Oes SrgouiSmus iebr iiibl6ar
ein6iiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

gl6Onncnicu, bic ben ,Sentidjen GUrres
ipDuocntcn" nidjt piinttlid Ooer iInresel-
mdfig crbaltcu, iinO 9cbctcu, Der Office
6apOn per SclcpGOn OOcr ihriftIidJ Niit.
tbcilnng 5u MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

Gs gerpdPrt cine uner.
meblide 23efrieci9uu9,
Uneeda Biscuit
81 Faufeil neil Sic pi(.
fen, oa6. Ste befommen,
rpas Sic wiinlcbcn
SODA Graders, wcIcbc
ofeufriidP, fnusperie,
rein appetitrei5euo uno
noRrPaft itno.
Umeeda Biscuit
iino ftets BON gIeicRcr
dluaIitdt-fie fino fets
gleicP an Knusprigfeit,
an geibmad-iie
iino Sooa Gracfers, alf
weIcbe Sic fc5 perlaf-
fen f0nnen. tlno oies
oues, peil Uneeda
Biscuit ungetO0Ru.
IidPe Sooa Graders in
unsewoPnlicPer Der.
poduu9 finO. 5iinf
Gents iiberau in ocm
uatigFeitsoicBten
padet.
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

&aiic 5nr 0leiis in's 9lnslanS BE-
iOrat 6. 9laiue, gIr. 413, Sf.galti-
mOre.Sir, nage GnitOm 6Onie 9Iue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

DSsS ,usteNs Saa .pmineH SOrucpsuOsHt.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

Cas- @rie6eri6e @eieb oegcu Oos
gmierlegeu BON &ert6er6obungS.
iteuern fiir Oen &ep Sg6luoD iit
conititutionell. gSieOer cine
9lu5u6l @a6lridter inn Grimis
nolgeridt 6eitrait.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-29
Using the Pulmotor to Restore Victim of CoalMine Ex-
ploslon Who Had Been Brought to the Through
the Use of a Canary Life-SaYer.

leader OF The rescue party. AS long
as the bird continues TO chirp and
hop about In the cage the rescue
party continues on its way
Just as soon as the birds activity
begins 10 waver. however. the prog
ress OF the party is halted. The
leader tightens his helmet to make
sure that no breath of the death
carrying coal damp gets into his
lungs. The fact that the canary be-
gins TO feel "wobbly" is an indica-
ton that the air is impure, and that
such victims as they find will have
10 be carried 20 a point beyond the
one in question II they are TO recover.
The party retraces It's steps slow
ly, carefully watching the physical
condition OF the bird in the cage.
until they reach a spot where the
bird revives. Here one OF the rescue
party Is left with the bird 10 refresh
II with his oxygen supply and 10
await the return OF the rest OF the
party with such victims as they may
be able TO find.
The rescuers then proceed. minus
the bird, penetrating into the farth-
est depths OF the mine until they
come upon entombed workers. The
caught miners, usually unconscious,
are carried 10 the point where the
canary. again apparently perfectly
lively. Is stationed with the rescuer
who had been left behind and such
other volunteer Tescuers who by
THE HTT have located 'he under
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-29

ground haven OF safety. The victims
are taken to the surface, where they
are taken in charge by the doctors
and hrst-aid corps attached TO the
Bureau OF Mines, who apply the pull
motor, II necessary, TO revive the
victim.
Then the volunteer rescuers rush
back 10 the spot where the canary
remains stationed and haul out, one
b. one. the miners brought 20 them
by the oxygen helmeted rescuers.
This work Is continued until the res.
cue crew Is satisfied that all OF the
miners have been taken out.
II at any time In the course of the
rescue work the canary again gives
evidence OF being affected by the at
mosphere in the mine, he 10 moved
back 10 point where he revives.
When the lob" Is finished, the bird
goes back TO the mine car 10 be
petted and kept In good physical
condition until another catastrophe
brings in an emergency call for his
services.
CanAries were chosen for this work
after other animals were found TO be
incapable for II AT first the bureau
tried mice. IL was found, however.
after several experiments that the
little creatures were too unreliable.
They are inclined to be sulky Mt
times. even when In good physical
condition. Sometimes the life savers
found their little mouse keeled over
IN his cage when they had penetrated
Copyright 1914.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-29

nothing
and
n
New
In
while
in singing dancing
especially nupta
nupal
Peit AM
arranged special
wome the
bride brides
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-29
How the Little Birds Save
Hundreds of Lives Each Year by
Acting as Gas-Alarms in the
Poisoned Underground

TO penetrate the mine in an effort TO
reach the unfortunates buried De-
meath the surface. many OF Whom
are probably overcome by the fumes
of the deadly "coal damp.
It would be next to impossible Tor
the rescuers to go into the mine ana
drag individually to its mouth every
miner who had been caught In the
rush OF coal gas throughout the 1ouF
Ave miles OF passageways involved
in the disaster.
AS a matter OF fact. there are varl'
Gus points in the passageways where
the air is pure. and IL the victims
could be dargged to them there
would be no necessity TO carry them
further. The difficulty which rescue
parties invariably encountered be-
fore the Bureau Of Mines used canar-
les was in locating these pure-air
spots, their oxygen helmets which
they themselves wore making 1t i'm
possible for them to observe the dif.
ference in the character OF the al
mosphere,
The leader of the rescue party.
however. is now equipped with an
ordinary brass bird cage in which
wide-awake canary hops.
This canary is kept in good humor
during the trip to the mine and
every effort Is made to keep 1t ac-
tive. The bird is taken into the mine
under the ever-watchful eyes OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-29

this country. Over 500,000.000 tons
OF coal are produced annually. In
1907, before the Bureau OF Mines
took up the rescue work in mining
catastrophes, some 3,197 miners were
killed. and that was about the an
nual average. Now the annual toll
seldom exceeds 1000.
In the bituminous mines most OF
the disasters are caused by caye-ins
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When that is denied him, he quickly
succumbs. For these reasons he was
selected as the very best subject for
this kind of work, and the success
with which he has been used re-
suited In his being made a perma-
nent and most valuable addition 10
the rescue staff,
There are some 100000 coal miners
engaged in the mining industry in
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only a few feet into the mine, al
though by actual experiment 1T was
found that the atmosphere was pure.
The mouse was just sulky, and its
sulkiness made it useless for the
purpose Of the rescue party.
The canary, on the other hand
remains cheerful and active as long
as his physical condition is sound
All that he requires is pure air
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During banquet lbatons OF wine were poured out no
honor marriage, called ephalame sung Durns
tVities boy parents both be alive circulated
guests bearing basket filled with breadrons chanting nAt
evil; have found the best"
Of bride unveiled this
that the had exposed her face before
ing and singing ended the repas all taking part in the
deathfeasts held by the Greeks who celebrated the
parsonage Hades by and observed the
his death in the
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Taking al
Life-Savc
the De-
Of a Coal
D. nlz.

Effect of the Atnosp|
the Canary, the Rescu0
Enabled to Locate HaV
Safety in Which to
the Victims Rescu|
and explosions OF gas, but 4
thracite mines coal dust 4
are responsible for the gre
Of life and property.
In addition TO the use q
narles, various other p1|
are now taken to minimizo
resulting from such cat
There are at least two moI|
being generally employed A
fort 20 prevent coal dust g
One Of them involves ~
stone dust. This dust u
shelves, from which 1t q 4
the air waves created by q
sions. Disturbed In thI1
forms n sort OF screen and
degree prevents the furtno
of the explosion.
The use OF the "humidMe
fairly relied upon TO SOM
minimize the dangers OF G
This apparatus consists q
trio fan which converts G.
vapor. This vapor or fog 4
into the mine by air cur
coats each particle OF coal
dampness. making the Z
liable to explode.
But despite all that can d
a preventive way, coal du
sions are bound to occur q
10 time, and the lives OF O
will still be dependent upo|
tie canaries used In the
rescue.
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(anaries to(urb theMenaee f6s a6s Mines,

Canary Which Has, Been Overcome by
the Deadly Fumes in the Course of Rescue
Work. The Bird Is Taken Back Through
the Underground Passages Until 1t Reaches
a Spot Where 1t Regains Consciousness and
Thus Denotes the Safety Of That Point
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-03
TWO OUT OF SEVEN.

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 1.-Two
games out of seven is the sop the An
gels have offered today to their mourn
ing supporters, and as a result the vie.
tOrious Seals concluded the series here
in third place. The Angels came to life
sufficiently in Sunday s engagements to
grab both contests, saving them from
utter rout
The Seals throughout the week hit
with the same abandon that character
lied their early season work. All the
Angel pitchers looked alike to them,
and they slugged their way right
through the first five games. Musser,
who had suffered earlier in the week,
won the morning game at Venice yes
terday, refusing to permit the visitors
a sight of the home plate. Ryan won
the afternoon game with ease.
The Seals are on their way to Sacra.
mento today with visions of a jump to
second place. Venice and Portland will
furnish the local excitement, with prom
Use of desperate battle for first place.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-03
AUTO CASES MAY LEAD
TO REPEAL OF LAW

G. c. Forman, who was arrested Fri.
day for violation of the motor vehicle
law in that he stopped a motor car on
Commercial street and left it for more
than five minutes without parking it
against tGe curb, appeared at clock
this morning in the police court and
pleaded guilty to the charge. He plead
ed as extenuating circumstances thar
he left the ear just long enough to take
suit Of clothes into Bishops store
and return, which he believed was not
more than three minutes. He was fined
$40, the minimum prescribed by the or
dinanee, and Judge Elgin continued the
case until Wednesday morning, during
which time investigations will be made.
DR.. w. p. Morse, who was arrested
for turning about in the middle of a
block, was dismissed for cause as the
ordinance provides that conveyanees Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-03
EXPERTS TO CATCH BEAVERS.

Sacramento, Cal, Aug. 3.-Hap Ho-
gan is confident of overhauling the
speeding Portlanders when the Tigers
and Beavers clash at Los Angeles this
week in a series that will decide the
leadership of the league. Hogan figures
that the Tigers were playing mighty
good ball when they took five out of
nine games from Sacramento in the
series just closed, for the Senators were
fighting all the way and showed plenty
of class.
Both games Sunday were bitterly con-
tested, the Wolves fighting to grab
both games and cop the SERIES Sailor
Stroud was outpitched oy Ed Klepfer in
the morning contest, Klepfer yielding
but three hits. Lefty Williams got back
at the Tigers in the afternoon, Malar-
key coming to the rescue when Lefty
wobbled in the final frame.