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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
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Philadelphia, If. Slni. -
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me6r 3ur Sbotladc miro, gebt aus
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.nolusfi in 2ollas, berbor:
Sic lebtiGbrige Convention oes
StaatsDerbanoeS 6otte beidloien
sic beri6ieOenen airdenforperidaf.
ten I'M Staate 81 eriuden nit Dem
Staatper6ono in @erbinoung 5u
treten unO al oeiien 9eltrebungeu
oftiu iid 81 betbeili9en.
Sett 6oben mir einen @eipinn nod
Oieier 9iibtling 81 Oer6eidnen. Gem
eriten @ice.9rdii0enten oes Staats-
ger6onoeS, @oitor 81. 9lomonowsfi
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Geutideu @bougeIii6en SDnooe bon
II. Q. nit Sen @eItreblnecn rn0 3ie.
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den inO penn moelidb, oen 9lni6luB
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fiibreu. 9os 9SrGiioilm oes IiItrifts,
Wie audi Die Gonferen5, wel6e in
9lo6inionDille bel @aco tagte, pillig-
ten germ cin Ger So9e uG6er 6u
treteu. 90 berlas llnter5eibneter ei-
ne filr6e glr6eit, bic einen regan gluS'
tauid bon @eoonfen berbeiiii6rtc,
lno 81 ioIgenoen 9ei6liiiien llriade
mar:
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Ourd oieien 9ei6mB ais 2ofolper.
banO imO tritt ais iol6er Dem
StaatS0erbonO Seros Nes 9. 81. q.
%. glieolid bel.
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rem inO @emeinoen auf nit 0en in
i6ren @ren5en 6eitebenoen 9ofalper-
bGnoeu gIieoIid in gerbinoung 81
treten, 100 a6er feline 2ofalper61noe
beiteben, iolAe 6u griinOen uno 81
organiiiren.
8eiOe 9eI6liiiie puroen einitim-
mig gefoBt. Gieier neue 2otalper-
bano umfoBt 80 @aItoren, Oie ueter
teraniiden @er6dltniiien tiibtig ar.
beiten gelernt boben uu0 oub fir
Oen @erbono nadOriidlid pirten
peroen, unO Go @eneiuoen nit
me6r ais $500 9iiraerm Oie ollie
fernoeuticb geitimmt limo mo oieier
gtation 9eites lu6en.
gemerft iei nod, Dab idon ole
@eneraliDnooe bon 1913 in 2ouis-
bile, &D. OeriammeIt Oie 9lrbeit oes
9umOes iuOoiiirt lmo i6re @ieoer
5ur Wlitotbeit aufgcforoert bat.
@loge oieies 8iinoniB NIT oem
Gelltidt6um in Eeros 81 Sell unO
Segen geoeiben rmo moge aud oic
OeutI1e ebangeliide Stride bon
Seras oen 9lniHhIB OeS Giitrifts al
Stdrtlng no6 Snuen mo 9IuBeu
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nopsfi."
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iionoes oeS gtotionoIbunOeS nit gro.
Der 6reuoe begriiBt moroen. Soffent-
lid weroen auS iolben Stooten in
weldcn Scr 3uiammenihhlB BON
@ereinS. lin0 &irdcn, Geitiben nod
nidt eriolgt iit, G6nli1c qiinIiiae &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

@emo6nbeit. - Cine tleinc
gIbtbeiIime maridirt olrG eiu pol.
niides Gorf; aber topfer Idreiten
Die SoIooteu ourd oas fnie6obe
@oiier. 91lr ser MuSfetier Goieweiu
bleibt ieoen 9IugeubIid Iteden, 8iebt
ieinen Sdub aus unO entleert i'm.
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blei6eu Sie ni6t INNER 3uriidl"
i6reit ser llnteroifi5ier. n DCas
tenn i'd BON Gipil ber," iaat 0oic-
meiu. SAB i'd oas gsaiIer oriu, bleib
id crit rcdt 3uriidl~ - sop frGat
Der lluteroffi5ier neugierie, ,.ipos
iino Sic oeun i'm @ioil?~ sd bin
@aloborniitl" entgegnetc Ioiepein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

MbUnuem gn Slt ben ,,DeHtidicn gurreWon.
hfntrn" nlint phniiiim pber unreadmdhi0 et.
balteu, I'M arhrieu. ber Cliicc hauBu pcr aelss
snnu neu ihrstaim Nlitihtlnuo ~ mafsn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

emn2do,aoouas1 V"'''''" n EsaiiioH1aiiiloren. fiiiiii1iil
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

nAeee feet on the level is the way
Cha. Schecker describes the snow at
P0U1eshon this winter. However,
thsss wsrm spring days are settling it
Tea end eli stockmen hope it goes in a
hurry, for hay is getting mighty scarce
in ~ valley. Mr.. Schecker tells us
that some baled hay has recently been
spipged in from Cimarron, via the Lake
Fork end the eight mile haul over lndi-
An creek read 1t is laid down at SIS
in Ceteview. This is the first time
News Champion has ever recorded that
hey YES shipped into Gunnison county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

News-Champion notes from letter
head accompanying his yearly check for
the News Champion, that Harry W.
Millspaugh is now holding the RESPONSE
Bile position of National Director for the
Loyal Order of Moose. with hesdquart-
ers at 7O7 Westbsnk Bldg, San Fran
ciso. Harry has been leader in the
growth of this remarkable organization
and is reaping the reward of his hard
work and hard thinking. We ere glad
to record the success of former Gunni-
son young men. Mr.. Millspaugh is the
Oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Mills
paugh Of our city, and was brought up
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
here

TIE Glee CLUB of the University Of
Colorado 10 now supplied with IN sssis-
tant manager. Myron Herrick, . stu
dent from GUnnison was the successfUl
candidate for the position. The number
Of applicants was unusually large this
year end it was very hard TO pick the
man for the place. The appointment
wss made On the basis of service rem
desed by the applicant and the number
of years that he he's been in school. Mr..
Herrick was chosen Is the most deserv-
ing according to this standard.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

Cemmissio0ef Elmer Wiley has been
appsiated delegate from Colorado to
tks National Good Roads Congress,
vAicA meets in Pittsburg. Pa. Febru-
ssy y 10 March g. We do not know
whetAef Gov. Carlson first secured
Elaef's consent to go, but his friends
siscesely hope he may be able to attend.
Elmer Wiley is becoming an expert
rod builder. His district shows some
of the finest mountain roads IN Colora-
"a, end he would make q worthy repre-
sensitive from this section of the state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

The one great draw back complained
Of IN this region, is the practice OF 10
eating of vast acresges Of mineral
gruund. For example, every foot OF
ground for miles in every direction
frsm the Neale strike at Spencer has
been located. and relocated-snd with
ct the locators doing = tap Of work
1t is reported that men have . couple
Il hundred of acres of ground, that do
ose spend . dollars worth Of labor m
Aevelepment. II they would take one
- tive claims and do proper prospecting
seAer mines would in oil likelihood be
epesed. This is the answer to the
bnchwsrdn-.ss of most al mining com
aunities-the hogging Of ground. The
lrsAsrs % not seem to absorb the feet
- TIE sscker that years ego bought
'1eFvund'' has long ego passed INTO the
apcnrA. The man that puts money in
- uiniag to-day must surely be sessn
snlsa q prusr.ect sas 1t least . posasse
ehapce to become . shipping mine
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

Tise Stss nevcsRtile Co. Of Psonis
10, Dned . brsnch store IN Bowie,
the tAsiving coal camp six miles up the
NossA Pork. Bowie is right on the
edge Of Gsnnison county toward Somer-
set Indeed, we have been told that
so0e Bowie mines or patented coal
pr0psrty ere actually in this county.
J ~ Smother straw to show how the
Uppsf North Fork country is growing
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

According to the new prohibition Law,
~ express companies files with the
county clerk a record of shipments of
kqaor handled by them each month.
Prom the report filed with County Clerk
Lobdell we find that there were twenty
six shipments into Gunn,son county in
January.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
kssd Csss

Leave year orders now before the
spring rash. Ne .fe not going to get
Fords enough. Although 24.0O0 more
men are working three shifts in De
troit 1t the great factory. the orders
ere getting ahesd of the output In
other vofds they have doubled their
force and still can't keep up The out
pot this year will exceed 500.00 ears.
IL this proof enough of the sturdy little
car. W. A. KEELOR.
Agent,
Gunnison. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

Miss Jessie Stone, . student in the
State Normal here. left the first of the
seek to take her sisters place as teach
- IN the grade schools st Oursy. Miss
Eliza Stone injured her knee while ski
iae and will be unable to teach for q
month or so.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

A party Of Ohio crsek boys vhs 49,
up On Flst Top mesntaia Suaday hsiaG
wovd thst twenty seven head Of dsss
we're csusaed II sae buacA a. tAe s.ssth
sai e the bill. The gposnd hsFs y fsisly
cIssr Of snew. TIE dsef sVpssssd %
be in geod condition and will vistss oil
right anless molested by the people With
30-3O's who ere alleged 10 have bother
ed them ct times.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
Usain e otsssauoius e Rsss,erskip

Notice is hereby given that the part
DefsAip firm of C. L. Stone Z Son has
been dissolved by mutual consent and
that C. L. Stone will remain in charge
cf tke a9sirs of the firm snd will be
tie ssse psupsietoe q tie Elk Horn
Nest narket en1 will be in charge Of
ssd manage oil other bssiness of TIE
firm iDcssdiag sli unsettled business of
ske heretofore existing Crecery Firm
An hills keseAofsse esasrscsed with the
I'm wAile soid Gf0 csoAscted the gro
cesy 6ssisess ssA tie 3est market -
DgnAse - c. L Sssoe. wAs will alss
ssttle an eccs1nGs sg.inst said firm
-.-..Ie,' l Stone s'.a.
Fra p. FeA. =
- ~ 0aexA n
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

Prof II. l.. Richter. art teacher at
~ State Normal School. is preparing
BIZ exhibit of fifty paintings to be taken
~ the Western Colorado Teachers con-
UentlOn to be held ct Grand junction,
ond later sent to exhibits in the eastern
States.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

rOR SALE:-Twenty hesa pure bred
Hereford bulls, twelve 10 fourteen
months old All dark coaors. Heavy
boDed s0d close To the grouDl. From
registered and pure bred Hereford
cows. Also "a besd of Registered
Hereford bulls from twelve 10 twenty
two months Old. Good eBe0gA 10
sse IN the best Of registered lords.
z ]. Mathews, Delta, ColoraAo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

o. the grounds of drunkenness, Mrs. An
- beaceo Of Marble obtained divorce
~ week N the county court IRON
teter Besceo. Beca use of the new la.s
- this state, the divorce degree will not
~ granted Mrs Beacco for SIX months
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

Mrs. q. 4. Robinson is expected h~ms
IN day or 40 from Los Angeles. lAaa
fall Mrs. Robinson went to CslGfasuia
to csrs for her Invalid sister, M. 2.
c. Lester. Mrs. Lester passed suov
February II sad the body wss bssQUA1
to Denver tos burial by the .ids II ~
mother and another sister. The fuasUul
wss to he held in Denver today.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

Guy Palmer, county tFessures, 10 sSf-
fering from bsdly strained kaee. -
WAS toboegsning on Normsl heiahas
Sunday afternoon when he ssstAinsd
the injury by lurch of The tsbsnUun
which threw his Veg vRder the fra@s.
The knee yes put in . plaster csst -
Mr.. Palmer is expected to be up -
around in about q fort night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

Nay is rising little in price svssy
week. The crop Of 1876 wss ma lssus
and the winter hes been Ioag with psss-
pect Of many weeks yet before the kjo.s
ere bare. There won't be many hav
stacks left ON May hrst this yess. u
feet only rarely dies one hess u pestv
Who has . spear of grass to sell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
F. Sak-aoo Acue eaaEA

RsDcA q 20 screa. with i0PeOve-
Desss esasiesiae Il Rso0 Frsne
Hs.se, Fr.0e Bsen, snd Out Du5ld-
inC fer AscAisssy. ese- Alse nscAin-
ey e eR EsAA. 7orsea, WaGsas. Sasds
- Ua9De~a. RABcA itusAe sbeut 80
- eoe-Aalf 05les ssrtA SsGt II sse
rs0n Il Cfested Duete-
R0 oA6ieisual iaRaUnaisa sA1RUss:
JOdN ROZ1CH
n CfusAsd But1e, Cssss1AD
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

rhe New York Republicans at their
saote meeting the other day. listened to
- eAdress by Elihu Root. fiercely at
tacking President Wilson, and then quiet
~ refused to endorse Elihu ss Republi-
esa presidential candidate. Good ex-
smpae for the voters to follow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

Mrs. Alice Mcdonald csse dows -
Doyle Tuesday on sh< tssia. GsuD
though the roads ere brokea W -
Tomichi. most oat of -town folks psrGss
the trssa these days. Mrs.. ncEDunaad
informs w thst hay is $40 w she sassk
st Ekeyhe, sad ol5 "a the Gers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

County Cierk I.obdeil, Assessor W.
T. Hartman. l.. NJ Nourse and HI.
oeNsr sttended the Republican banquet
- hontrose tuesday night and return
- home W edaessiay night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

fhe neg msn IN charge Of the Meths-
- church psstorsse. Rev Marx A.
1Hids arrived Tuesday. HIS family
~ arrive from Pagosa Springs IN g
shprt time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

sreet spr'nksrs are IN vogue in Del
y ara Nontrose. Our white slksh dus,
- not vet gotten 10 d<ep 1t needs that
@i u attens,on.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

ssNier u. Sspp wep; ~ Pusbse sh,s
- Nith the expectssson Of extending
- BUSINESS trip 10 Ne~ Mexico end
AsIzana.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

AsAsh ssmps.a of Delta cs.ss 70 frsM
- "Wednesday and stayed essr n.shs
- gong -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

= y. L'ass~ssy ~ as~u frsm Foss.s
I y mH'e. wtere hs ha~ been sorklag
- greater part Of ~ winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

FOR SALE AT ONCE-My property On
Wisconsin street blocks from the
Pest Office. City water end hghts in
the house Furniture in house csn be
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

= a sssss.~ sss aszshssr. Mrs..
- s.srrs wsrs N frsG Issa Ts~.aas
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

ors hsona knoil - ssssaaiag - -
N stesa kest cad ostsee Rodsso -
vsssenc~s N her s~sisassas - Ao0
0sia street. c. l.. Stsae has ssunp1
~ pasce sad wili psse ~ 5000 - -
imprpsemeuts are comp}pted
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

sEiiSss fson emo Cssy ss,s sss&
- J n Fhcs. D. L. Jsss.s ssd T.
uElona.a
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

DON'T FORGET That on Saturday yol
can get vour lunch or supper for 25c
First door south of News Chsmpion
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

Shs xsosas Assss.~sr c.ue s.s~ss
- Ms. n~assas. hoed.s. Fst. y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

z. L. LeEevre vill fin spdess for coal
delivered 10 vesr bias for ~ 50 per
tsa. Phone 62R2 44tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

FISHING RODS maAe te orAsr. Old
ones fixed like new.-C. ". Chinery
4 Sons, Gunnisoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

AbsAssuA Cunaisssan<s y. A. o.
ppy srsus.sd nssA~y svsa ssunnl
~ssks - - ssst, ~ Iefs TussdnV -
aetchk.s ~ sske - tAe essd sunfb
os~ssag q sAaf point - W<dnss1ng.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

~ - kusnA enbiV - = -
- Sueustu0 sGs~sss~o sAsss - -
i,auuasuAsd hsauss - - Os1 -
s.aasad 0ususis.s Il ~ q. 8. ssv
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

The Ladies' Aid Of the Presbyterisn
church will meet Wednesday D. r., on
Msrch Il, in the church. All are urged
10 attend
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

q -D V-1 - - - sn0ne
. - h@s = -. - - ~ -
UsI ~ ysD0sasr sssssag 49,
~ ossuasg
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
IN V0unph -"

A lively, sparkling comedy given by
the H. 8. Jr. Come end see how some
lonely girls found = man. An enjoyable
evening can be he'd for Csc. There
will Be . good musical entertainment.
Everyone 10 invited. Friday 25, p. m.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
lsslkse 01inssy Slsss

L0o1nO unssy Sonss
Abost Msrch 10 ve will be prepared
to shoW you . fine stock Of SPRING
MILLINERY.
LA N. ROGERS
Rogers Building, sdjoininG First Ma
tional Bank.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
m q = uuU

- 4 nusas = uushh 1uuD
U~ssuus6 6ususknv 0muing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

l have . customer for . LARGE
ranch. Cssh buyer. None too large
for confederation. Who wants TO cell?
Bring in your proposition without delay.
John A. Lehrritter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-15
LEGAL.

no obstacle to ii RECESSION by the vendor
where the morfga gee has done no act in re-
cognition of the purchaser obligation be
yond accepting interest paid by him at a
bank
by the vendor on the day the payment OF
the purchase price is due, of the interest
maturing at the same time, does not pre-
clude his declaring a forfeiture for the fail-
ure of the purchaser to pay the principal
at Il subsequent time fixed in q notice
that such action would be taken.
All the justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest; D. A. VALENTINE.
ISeal Clerk Supreme Court
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No. 1885,.
A. B. Wilson, Appellee,

W. II. Haun and George J. Droll Appel
lants.
Appeal from Sedgwick County.
division No. p
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. BY the Court Johnston. c. J.
1. To establish the relation Of agency
an express appointment and an acceptance
thereof is not essential, but it may be i'm
piled from other facts such as the state
ments of the parties, their conduct and the
relevant circumstances.
> The evidence herein examined and
held to be sufficient to uphold finding of
the jury that one who purchased the
plaintiffs cattle and shipped them to the
defendants was acting in the capacity Of
agent of the defendants.
All the Justices concurring.
true copy.
Attest: n. A. VALETINE
tSeal.l Clerk Supreme Court.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-15
No. 1882.

No. 1882.
Ella Scott, Appellant,
Jennie NJ. Rogers and Lizzie Alumbau gh,
Appellees,
Jess Parr, Anna Whiteneck and Nick John
son, as Administrator of the Estate of
Annie Parr, Appellants
Appeal from Franklin County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. By the Court. Porter J.
A widow 81 years old, owning practically
no property except a residence which she
occupied as a homestead, conveyed it a
short time before her death to two of her
married daughters in consideration of their
services in taking care of her during her
last sickness. She was not aware that she
was indebted to anyone except her physi-
clan and she arranged for the payment of
that claim. After her death other adult
children filed claims against her estate for
personal services rendered in her lifetime
and their claims were allowed. In an ac-
ton brought by these creditors to set aside
the deed, held, the conveyance was made
without intent to defraud creditors, and
further that regardless of the intent the
grantor could convey her homestead to
any person she pleased, with or without
consideration, and creditors could not com
plain.
All the Justices concurring.
true copy.
Attest: D. A. VALENTINE,
[Seal.1 Clerk Supreme Court.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-15
No. 1894.

The A. r. & S. F. Hospital Association.
Appellee,
Appeal from Shawnee County. Division l.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. By the Court. Porter ]
l. Charitable associations conducting
hospitals are not liable for the negligence
of their physicians and attendants result
ing in injury to patients unless il is shown
that the association maintaining the hos
pttal has not exercised reasonable care
attendants
>. The foregoing rule is applied in an
action by the father of a deceased EN-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-15
No. 1878.
William Halverhout, Appellee,

William HaIverhout, Appellee,
Southwestern Milling Company, a corpora
ton, Appellant.
Appeal from Wyandotte County District
Court. Third Division.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. By the Court. West, J.
1. Plaintiff was injured in defendants
mill, and doctor attended him before he
was removed therefrom. few days there
after he called up the mill and told the
time keeper he wanted a sediment and
wanted a doctor sent out, and was re-
ferred to the defendants main office. On
calling there he referred to the de-
PENDANTS attorneys and in a day or two
doctor was sent out. A little later he
went with counsel to see the defendants
attorneys about settlement, which was
discussed, but none was made. Shortly
thereafter the action was brought which
resulted in lump sum judgment The
answer admitted an injury and liability
for compensation beginning at the end of
the second week of the disability. and
ayerred readiness 70 pay compensation and
that the plaintiff had been notified thereof
and refused to accept Held, that the claim
required by section g, chapter 216 of the
Laws of 1913 to be made within three
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LEGAL.

tor the recovery of a real estate agent
commission, and one upon a promissory
note the consideration of which was the
same Indebtedness. The answer was a
general denial and a plea that the note
was materially altered subsequent to its
delivery. The issue as to the alteration OF
the note was the only one submitted to the
jury, and there was g verdict for defend
ants. Held, that the proceedings do not
show an intention to waive the right to
recover on the first count and that plain
tiff is entitled to trial on that cause of
action
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: D. A. VALENTINE,
[Seall Clerk Supreme Court
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cumstances be necessary to the exercise of
reasonable care.
4. Whether such a rule by itself const
tutes a sufficient means for protecting the
crew of an incoming extra from collision
is ordinarily a question of fact.
All the Justices concurring-
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No. 1898
T. A. Campbell, and Henry Davis, APP
pellees,
VS..
Ralph Mowrer, Appellant.
Appeal from Pratt County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus By the Court Johnston, c. J.
In an action of replevin for property
which the defendant claims he obtained in
a contract of exchange made with the
plaintiffs and in which the plaintiffs al
lege that they are the owners and entitled
to the possession of the property which Is
wrongfully detained by the defendant and
where the defendant answers with gen
eral deniel, the plaintiffs may offer tesh-
mony to show that the negotiations be-
tween the parties did not result in a COM
pleted contract and change of ownership
and also that if a contract was in fact
made it was invalid because of the mis-
representations and fraud of the defendant,
the contract having been Immediately re-
pudiated by the plaintiffs
All the Justices concurring.
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months after the accident, WIS rendered
unnecessary.
2 Rule followed that a lump sum judg-
ment was properly rendered.
g. Rule followed that an attempt and
failure by the PLAINTIFF to settle by agree
ment or arbitration is not a condition pre-
cedent to maintaining an action.
All the Justices concurrtng.
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establishing and declaring the provisions
of the viii is entitled to be admitted to
record in the probate court of any county
of this state in which property of the
estate may be situated.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
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