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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
otenliite III Salifar
auf $500 9eititgerl
Das bclsiidbc Pilfsfdiff oJmo" fMRr in Ser
frar5Siiidbcn 21titniticns Dampfcr
y1ltcnt Blanc" htncin.
EoS H. pertpHituns in PafenitaSt nnbci@reibGi@,

NNalIf1y, q. Ge5. -- @roBer oils
II onidngIid dnnnbm itnO Die
: Id Die ssDaiiion oes Nampfers
Solllo nit Dem MunitionsiAiff Wlout
nnole perliria6te @rploiton berbei-
Srten 9erliiIte an Mani6enle-
RoIi5cidef &nnrab1n berednet,
Et 8abl Der Spfer auf 2500 be.
a q,fen miro. Sduienoe iiil0 ob0a6-
rn;p,1 @ stirden, G9eater ur0 S6ulen
snejben ais teinporare Soipitdler lir0
nelIdenbollen betiibt.
" Ger augeridtete Ga9idooen be8tf-
fert iiA auF Wlillionen. sSn &id
laono, elmer gorItoot bon 0alifar.
Olrita Der NlenidenIeben0erIuIt am
idmerlten fem. Die @eb1ltoe Itiir5-
ten bort ais eine 6ol9e Der @gpIoiion
ipie aartenbdiier 5ltiammen.
glllf elnem Sblff IN Der 9aD Dur-
ben Az 4erionen getotet.
Gie @eiddfte iinb obioIut gum
1SillltdH0 eefommen; beluaffnete
zoI0oten iinD 0latroien iorgen fir
Die aufrrdterbaItlng Der 9ronung.
Ger StrdBenbabnberfebr itodt, mo
geile Der Sta0t iin0 in 3ltnfelbeit
gebnIlt.
3as Gettuugsnerf niro bitrd 0ie
Iriimmerboltfe,t, meIde in oen am
ldtueriten betroffene1 Stabtteilen
Iiegen, Itarf bebhloert. Inter Den
5eritortea @eb0uoen befinoeu ii6 Der
syabnbOf, Der glrena Bling, bic 0h.
Iitdridule, Die 3udefiabrif uno ein
prOber @etrei0eipeit6er. sSn oieien
@cbaiiOen befdnoen iid 3itr 8eit 0es
llnglilds buuoerte bon 8eriouen.
9iele 0erieIben tplrben berlest uRo
cine gn8abt get0tet.
Gie Irlippet, bacon ibre Guartiere
sen ! nj Der aataitropbe Seiinse-
staaI obgetreten uno baben iib in
i 3eIiea einquortiert. Sic QlcaoenlD Of
| g1ldic ionic cine groBe Qn5abI oitbes
rer offentlide @ebauoe iino ben OBJ
01hloien onr 8erfiigung geiteIlt.
Ser n5rOli6e &eiI bon Salifar lit
Elm Teiimmerbaiiien. 9ler8te uno
sgranfenpflegerinnen firl6 ratios be.
miibt, 5u beIfen, lpo Silfe moglib
lit. Gogar 2eidtberiptinOete beteiIig.
ten Tit an oem Silf8perf. 8orr1te
linO 2ebensmitteI aus alien &eilen
annaoog uno aud aus ben Ser.
Staaten .treifen bier elm.
Die lleberbleiliel oes Samplers
Mout Blanc, oeiien gefdbrlihe
,Sradt oas llngliid berbeifiibrte, iino
IN on Meerenge INNER nod fi6tbar.
Ger belgiide SiliSoanpfer Smo, Ser
init benz @1unitionS6antpfer 5ltiam.
lnenitieB (es ipur oemno6 fein brit.
tiiher aren8er) lift an Der Dartmouth
Seite allf Den 6trano geluufen. Ser
s}uiannlenltob erfoIgte ouf Der lin.
fen Seite 0es Whtnttion8idifies,
iln0 Der Bug oes Snto onrhlleB taitI
0ie Ulai9inenrdltme. 2o8 Silfs.
iGifF, boiien0 ooS ggaHer ous benz
glltnitiensidiff beraits8ubnIterL idobI
0os 2ebtere, ben Bug IN oeiien
SdiffgiDono, Dor iid) Der. 3a8 aus.
aebrodene Geuer ober 5lpang oenI
sgapitdn Der Snlo, iein Shiff fret 8uI
MAIDEN unO CAB ieinen Seltteu Be
iebl, 0ie Gettlng8boote 5il beitei9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
iSrala1iidler geridlt.
g}eue Organization ins 2eben ge-.
rHfen.

8rofen goip, 9}ebr, Z. Sea
6ier pur0e cine neae Organization
in8 2eben aerufen sic ben 9tarnen
,,G6dfi gaders" fiibrt u1ro oeren
8mef e8 lit, 2opoIitdt au ben Ser.
5toaten 3n f0roern unO ale Inter.
uebnllln9en, sic ouf 6ie 6ortfiibritig
6e8 &rieoe8 barehnet fill0, frdftig
at unterltiiben Gs ioIlen 3meigber.
cine in oaen Seilen oes 9anoes er-
ridtet lperoen bic 6enleIben 0anten
fiibren 1trb je nod 3eit Der Sraa-
mtmnleriert lper6en.
glu8 oem 9ofanten SSronfreid
itnnutt oas Sprihiuort: 5rouen bd-
ben inuner an0ertbalbnal reht. llno
lie bobelt es.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07

Die 2eiden ale in etnem @taiiengrab
gu beeroigen. 9oS falte @etter Der.
biitet Die @eiabr oes @intretenS ei.
ner Seu9e.
Die 8a6l Ser 8erlebten fam nod
ni6t feitgeiteat tDeroen; buroerte BON
GeidtOerIeBten iinO be1nn0elt NOR
Den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
!pilfe BON gluterifa.

Bottom 7. 2e3,-Gtn Spe8iol8ug
nit 2(er8ten. aranfenpflegern lmO
9orrateu lit bellte nod SoIifar abge.
iabren. Der erlte Silf85ug berIieB
aeitern g[ben0 bic 5ta0t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07

Mian unterItise Die beLtide
@reiie, inoem man Su iBrer 8erbrei.
tltne beitrdet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
Der
perfdnoioe
Kdufer

miro olGe SyarmTan0-
Bargains genau I'm.
teriu1en, Die beute
in ben SpaIteft Der
Sn1oba Sribiine in
ben ufloiiifi5ierten
an3eigen4 8lt finoen
iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
glnOcrc edJiffe gefa6rSet.

gtelp gorf, 7. Ge5. Der fieier.
0ampfer Der &ollon0. .g(mericon 81.
ME, gtienlp 2(mlteroanl, nit 300 bis
400 9lmerifanern an @orO, mag Ii6
5ur 3eit ser @Tplolion i'm $aien
bon paIiiar beflnoen baben. Sieitge
geoute Der Garnpferliuie fiir6ten
Inn Die Siderbeit 0es S9iffe8. Ser
groBe 08eanOantpfer ibur 0os erite
Saiff melhes 0eA bieiigen Sofen
naG Der 2[uf6ebung oeS embargo
auf boQduoiibe 56iffe Oerlieb. Ger
8ompfer lief 0en Saien bon $alifur
an rm BORT auf leiue 2a0ung bin
unterildJt gu tper0en; ieit iener 3eit
bat man uidts mebr bon oelnieIben
geb0rt. @r bate 3a5lreide 8aiiogie.
re uno 10000 Gonnen &orn fir Die
belgiiden SriegsuotlciOenOcn al
goro.
g8ar Gin fran3oiiifjes Sflifi.
Gas oufgeilogene Sdiit geBorte
3u elmer frar8oiiiaen &iuie, ood
DeiBt c8, 6oB e8 bon Sc brttiiden
2l0uiralitdt gedortert por0en mar.
@s mar eht 3t2l Gonuen groBer
Sdroubenoanpier, bate cine 8e.
iotllng BON 35 9tann mo Dur0e
bon S{apitan s. Seauerp befe6ligt.
SSuo lDur0e filr bic 8bite Gtar
2inie ge6aut, lit aber iebt oils nor.
ipegii6er 2nrupfer regiitriert. gors
mails bieB oas S6iff Runic. 2as.
ieIbe batte cine 8eiabung bon 60
@lonn; &apitan Gbrom mar 8eie6Is.
gob6r. IS mar elm 9iermaiter Don
-5043 &onHen.
Wiannidjaft gerettet.
9ie 8eiabungen bei0er Sdifie
iino Dem &ooe entronuen. 9tatl Dem
8uinnlmenItoB, Der nuf eine foIide
3ettttlng Der Signale 5uriid5ufilb.
rem lit, beitiegen Die Mianuidoftan
Die Hetttngsboote. Ser irau3oiiiAe
MtunitionSOol1pier Mont Blanc
itono in 5lammen; oos o%f Dem Ser.
oef aufgeitopeIte 8en5in brannte
lidterIob; Die @totroien puBten, DAB
cine @rploiion toannen muBte. Gle
ru0erteu aus 2eiDeSfrdften gum nn.
ben llfer m0 eilteu eiligit 6ooou.
8os breunenoe Sdiff trieb ouf 6a.
lifor 8u uno f(og in Die Suit. 9aS
beI9iibe @ilf8idiff Smo, Sas fih bon
Dem glont 8lauc freigemadJt bate
lief auf 0en Strano, na4oeH e8
0ur6 Die egpIo0icren0e g2lmition
0ltr9Iodert mar.
9as GleHO grOF.
8ittere G4lte perme6rte Die 2ei0en
Ser Gb0odloien. 6amilienllitglie0er,
Die ieit Der aataltropbe bon einanoer
getrenllt lDaren lu1en elnan0er o0er
bitten Die 99oIi8et ben g(ufent6aIt5.
ort Der @erlniBten ous5uforideu.
5rauen turdit06erten beute' bic
Griiumer ibrer frii9eren 8obnun.I
gen. Manni9aften NIT @ageu,
pel6e Die Griiutuer fortidaffen, ito.
ben bier II, oa nui meni9lide @lie0.
naBerL melhe aus 0er GbaoS
berborrogten. 8ieIe 2eidnabme wur-I
Sen ais 0unioe1tifi3iert" beer0igt.
Scr gegenpdrtige BIon gebt 0abiu,
srOFten Sntaitrop6en Ser @eIt.
0, bel peIden ule6r ots 1000 8erio-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
8ai6ingfOn crGalt gladJridlt.

g9aIbington, 7. 3e8.-0as @}a-
rineuntt bat bon Dem 9eiebIsbaber
zines amerifauiiden ariegsid5ifie8
einen geridt iiber Die aotaltropbe
erbalten. S5n Dem 9eridt DeiBt es;
o3weiitnofiinf5ig Wteilen ouf Dem
Meere ipuroe Die Grp(oiion oes @tu-
nitionsihitfe beoba6tet uno gsb0rt.
2[uf Dem SdaupIas 6e8 llugliid8
eingetroffen, bot id ben 8eboroen
meme 6ilfe on lnto brohten Die I'm.
ltdnOe, Die Die Gtploiion peroulaBten,
in @rfabrung. Sin belgiides Silis.
id)iff foIlioierte NIT einem fran5oit.
iden Munition8ififf oas nit 5000
Gonnen ~. &c. g." un0 liner gro.
Ben gienge 8en5in befrodtet mar.
SnioIge elmer @rpIoiion geriet 0os
gen8in in 8roa0, uno gIei6 0orauf
berIieB Die gtannihoit 0as Sdiff, sic
aiiIte erreiheno, e9e cas- Sdiff IN
D. Suit tlog. 9as gan6e nor0lihe
SnIifar lit 8erit0rt. pile 6eniter
ltno 3iiren in Salifar unO Dart
mouth iito 8ertriinumert. @ion gloub-
te bette 9l6eno; ooB Die 8obl Der So
TEN fi6 auf 5000 beiGliit, oo6 miro
bie glnnabme nidt beItdtigt. SnfoIge
Ser @rploiion puroen orei S6iife
berienft, biele anoere lpuroen i1ucr
beid16igt. Sic eingeitiir5ten @eb1u-
A. Ei,.A -, alrc1,A .nc,..,4n,,
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glmerifaner ilmaefpmmen?

MoIbIngton Z. 8e5-lItnn fllr6s
tet lInt Die Siberbeit oes omerifuni-
idell aoniuIs in Snlifor, GtbeI6ert
81tts BON 8bilaoelpbia, Der onte.
rifnniihe 9oniul 6reemm 5u Spo.
nep, gt, e. b iih beute rib nod
Saliior begebei, nm ons Sdidial
ser gluerifnner in Der llmgegel0 ie-
nes Dries, mo Die @rploiion Itntt-
idilo. IN griabrlmg 5u 6ringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, ,Neb,, on Dec.
7, as required by the act of Oct, z.
1919
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07

sir Gluaba unlb llngegenb: @ibdn baiise
a6enO uuo Gorstne, ene fnIie gasne bsnts
abeno, filter GarHstae.
Sir glebrasfa; QlGeeltein ld0n baite nbelIS
in0 Sonst1g, tdIter.
Sir Soma: aagemetu 5cn beltte obenn uito
Gnlstag, tdlter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07

Die Gepon 3n Salur cine Der srOken SatarOp6n Der ge
aatdopben felt Dem Sabre 1900 bel pden ue5r ats 1000 8rio
Il bprlor
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
Der BnnSesseniiis seiof,

DoB In WetbdIhtis n1ebr Geiltide ibr eigeies
neim belIRen oIs gLnoebCrige an0erer gla.
lionen.
User besboIb @rimDltiide, SdiiIer, 2dben
lino 5arnen su berfulfen bdt, ic1te Oies IN
oer Eribiine an5cisen.
Hispano América., 1917-05-06
MelancOlia

Aqui precipitara en- un tropel brillante,
La p1eyade de ninfas que puebla Ell Helicon,
Y que llevaran elias en- CAIRO g~alopante
Las biblicas tristezas que siente un corazon.
Y tn que eres ingenua que eres tan bella y buena
Mirando1as tan grandes turieras compassion
Y en- un exceso ardiente por consolar mi pena
Ouiza me ofrecerias tn tierno coraZon.
La inmensidad tie diera como real palacio,
Madrigales y eglogas por pajes y doncellas,
Como jardin grandioso tendrias Ell espacio,
Y como flores todas, las timidas estrellas
Y vieras de mis- cantos la triste s~erenata
Llegar a tus altares con magica ammonia. l..
Y viendo mis- congojas ;serias tan ingrata
Que no dieras consuelo, a mi melancolia?
GILBERTO A. VALIENTE
Hispano América., 1917-05-06
A. VALIENTE
LA OBRA DE LA GUERRA

La sombria catastrofe de que Europa es teatro.
no alcanza solamente a la existencia material de
los pueblos, sino tambien a sus pensamientos. Mu-
chas ilusiones que Sc tenian pOr Certidumbres sc
desvanecen. Teorias antes sin prestigio Sc trans
forman en- verdades abrumadoras. FL conjunto de
las tradiciones Sc disgrega. Los pedestales vetus-
tos de la vida social Sc derrumban. Todo cam
la 0 va a zanzibar. (Del libro del DR.. lie Bon. =
Primeras consecuencias de la guerra. - Transfer
macion mental de los ~pueblos)
Hispano América., 1917-05-06
6 de Mayo de 1917.
pastoral

Triste llora
la pastora.
Ell zagal que la habia amado
la divide.
Lleva a pastar su ganado,
y al llegar cabe la fuente
quedamente
Suspiro.
Las oveJas Sc apartaron,
tranquilamente pastaron;
Y ella trlste y angustiada
en- ell cesped reclinada
recordo,
de aquellos dulces amores
las dichas, los sinsabores.. -.
Bello tempo
que paso.
Las ovejas extraviadas
balan ~tristes, an~gustiadas;
la pastora
encantadora
Sc perdio.
Claman ~tristes las o~vejas:
GDonde estas? GPorque nos dejas?
Y apesar de su llamada
la pastora infortunada
no volvio.
Sufrimiento
De UNI momento
alivio su negra suerte;
en- los brazos de la Muerte
descanso.
La pastora
va no llora;
bajo ell aqua de la fuente
dulcemente
descanso.
M. PENA.
Hispano América., 1917-05-06
(PoEsIA INEDITA DE RUBEN DARIo0

(POESIA D DE RUBEN. DARIO)
Core, ATLANTA, CORE, y tus rosas al viento
deJen de su perfume la embriagadora estela;
CORE, ATLANTA, CORE, vuela, ATLANTA, vuela
ve1oz como Ell relampago 8 como Ell pensamiento.
Deja atras las montanas pintoresca,
en- donde Diana
y sus ninfas hermosas,
al triunfo de la lirica manana,
Sc coronan de rosas fqrescas.
Y cuando hayas delado Ell terrestre elemento,
vuela sobre la mar como las golondrinas,
y bajo las estrellas que en- SUI azu1 firmamento
Sc coronan de rosas diamantinas.
Y en- 10 azul infinite, detGn tn raudo empeho
cuando llegues a la islas en- donde mora
al princesa que un da VIC un Simbad del Ensueho
que Sc guio por la huella del CAIRO de la Aurora.
ATLANTA, alma mia!
ALMA mia, ATLANTA!
Es ALI donde eternamente canta
su noche I'm ruiseho; un alondra su dia.
Hay un jardin y en- ell jardin hay una
fuente donde Sc abrevan
pavos reales del Sol y cisnes de la Luna.
Limoneros fragrantes sus azahares nievan
y regula las horas una invisible Ira.
Y en- un palacio de orc maravilloso mira
que n%osta1gica mora;
y die de mi parte 81 ha llegado la bora
que mi espiritu anhela.
Y 81 dice que 81, ven al momento.
Core, ATLANTA, CORE, vue1a, alma mia, vuela
veloz como ell %relampago y como Ell pensamiento.
LA AVE
La vida tiene una razon suprema:
ser humble y vivir como dos manda."
Aqui en- mi casa que es como una nave,
hay una mano fuerte que dirige
los remos y el timon; hay una mano
que nos levanta y que nos dignifica,
cable de amor en- la bora tempestuosa
y vea ~viajadora en- la serena
beautiful de la tarde, sobre Ell mar.
Ningun pe1igro nos arredra. Al viento
tremola la virtud como un gran labaro,
y una fuerza ~domestica y preclara
alienta en- cada coraz6n marino,
que en- la proa %magnifica estimula
la Marcia del BABEL sobre las aguas.
Asi es la nave familiar que empuja
una cordialidad suave y sencilla,
cuyo mastil formal es como TN arbol
de hondas races en- la gleba obscura.
Por el ojo de buey miro las naves
fraternales que marchan en- la sombra,
y en- cuyos interiors; es SECURE
que una identica fuerza las ANNA,
porque un ansia de luz emilia y rige
las atrevidas proas porque un soplo;
de brisa occidental hincha sus velas,
enarbolando flamulas de orc
sobre la fina punta de los mastiles.
Siento un rumor de olas en- Ell flanco
de nuestra casa, y I'm marino impulse
que balanced sin cesar la nave.
Y empiezo a ~imaginar una tragedia
en- que de pronto, misteriosamente,
Sc r%ompieran las jarcias al impulse
de I'm soplo cruel, rajandose las velas
viajadoras... y el mastil en- cubierta,
rOtO como una lama oue no undo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-17

The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
way Company, Appellant,
vs..
The Board of County Commissioners of
Appeal from Wyandotte County.
division No. p
REVERSED.
Syllabus. By the Court Johnston, c. j.
1. Where a railroad company acquires
land adjoining its right-of-way, which
had been previously assessed and taxed
by the local authorities, and builds there
GRAFTON Of the railroad, it becomes the duty
of the officers of the railroad company
20 include such property in its next re-
turn to the tax commission, and it is
also the duty of the tax commission to
assess the same with other property Of
the railroad company.
. The fact that the land had been as
sessed by the local authorities the year
before, upon n valuation which under
the law was to be effective for a two
year period, did not prevent the proper
ty so used in the operation of the lafl-
road from passing within the jurisdiction
of the tax commission for the purposes
Of assessment and taxation.
3. Property so converted to railroad
tax commission whether or not the local
authorities are notified of the new use
to which IT has been devoted.
4. Where such property is assessed and
taxed by the local authorities after being
rightly returned to and assessed by the
tax commission the railroad company is
entitled to an injunction against the col
lection of the local tax.
Ali the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: u. A VALENTINE,
(Seal) Clerk Supreme Court.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-17
No. 20,933.
May Lewis, Appellee,


Ford F. Harvey and Robert ]. Durham,
Appeal from WyandOtte County.
First Division.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. BY the Court. Marshall. j.
L In action to recover damages for
the death of one person, caused by the
negligence of another, where several acts
of negligence are charged, and the evil
dence tends to prove one of those acts, a
demurrer to the evidence should be over
ruled.
2 In an action under sections 40 and
400 of the code of civil procedure. where
the defense is that the deceased met his
death by an act of Cod and there is
evidence to sustain that defense, and also
evidence TO show that the death was
caused by the negligence of the defend
ant. the determination of the cause of the
death becomes question of fact for the
jury.
8 The admission of the evidence of an
experienced telephone lineman, that cleo
trical wires will break in a certain man
ner, was not prejudicial error.
t. Where electric street railroad wires,
electric light wires, telephone wires, and
telegraph wires cross each other, those
maintaining them are bound to use the
highest degree of care, commensurate with
the danger occasioned thereby, by the use
of such appliances. devices and precau-
tact of the wires in the event that any
Of them should break and fall.
5. The instructions have been exam
ined and found not erroneous.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: D. A VALENTINE
(Seal) Clerk Supreme Court.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-17
No. 2O.935.

No. 20935
dota NJ. Norman, Administrators, Appel
liant,
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
way Company, Appellee.
Appeal from Neosho County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. By the Court. Dawson, j.
l. Where certain allegations in u pc
tition stricken out the order of the
trial court involve the merits of a cause
OF action or some part of it, the order to
strike is intermediate appealabIe or
within six months; otherwise the su-
preme court has no Jurisdiction to con-
slider it.
2 Where liability for the death of an
probabilities alone and there is an absO-
lutte want of any legal evidence tracin z
the death of the employe to the negli-
gence OF his employer, II demurrer to the
evidence is properly sustained.
3. Defendants freight train conductor
was killed by the explosion of tOrpedoes
set upon railroad track by some I'M
known person. The evidence showed that
the torpedOes were the same kind as
those kept by the defendant in its locked
the storeroOm was not always securely
fastened. The key to the storeroom was
accessible to the defendants employees.
Upon the establishment of these bare
plaintiffs theory that it was sufficient
for her to show that the torpedOes were
thus negligently kept where some thief
may have stolen them and set them On the
track where by explosion they killed the
employee. HELD, that a demurrer to
the evidence was properly sustained.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy
Attest: u. A. VALENTINE,
(Seal) Clerk Supreme Court.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-17
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In re Charles Wright. Petitioner.
Original Proceeding in Habeas Corpus.
Writ Granted.
Syllabus. BY the Court West. ].
The Union Traction Company operates an
interurban line some ninety miles in length
from Nowata, Oklahoma into and through
Coffeyvflle. Independence, Cherryvale and
Parsons in this state all under one manage
ment and from one power house Over about
three miles of its single track. in the city
of Independence are operated four cars for
local service. The petitioner was arrested
for violating a city ordinance requiring
these local ears to run to a given point at
specified times. Held that the power to
make this requirement rests exclusively
with the public utilities commission.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: d. A VALENTINE,
(Seal.) Clerk Supreme Court
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-17
D. A. VALENTINE
Clerk Supreme Court.
No. 81 ,153
The State of Kansas, Appellee,
vs..
Archibald C. Sweet, Appellant.

Archibald c. Sweet, Appellant.
Appeal from Hamilton County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus By the Court. Dawson, J.
1. A plea in abatement based upon
allegations that a defendant charged with
a felony had not been given a preliminary
made involuntariIy and in fear of mob
violence, presents an issue of fact; and the
upon sufficient though disputed and con
flicting evidence is ordinarily conclusive
on appeal.
one county was taken to the county Jail Of
another county for safe-keeping. There was
some danger of mob violence to defendant
in the countv where the crime was commit
ted. The defendant while in jail in the
other county, in perfect safey and without
coercion, agreed to make a night journey
into the county having Jurisdiction and
agreed to waive his preliminary examina-
ton before magistrate. The journey was
made; the magistrate met the defendant
and his escort on the prairie at midnight;
the warrant was read to him he knew
what crime he was charged with he for
mally waived his examination according
to the prearranged plan and agreement:
and the magistrate noted the fact Of
waiver in his docket. The defendant was
then carried back to the jail to await his
trial in the district court HELD that
the circumstances show a voluntary waiver
of defendants right to preliminary ex-
animation; and that his plea in abatement
3. In a prosecution for a felony, it 10
not error to oyerrule motion for con-
PENDANTS chief counsel when the trial
court is satisfied that the junior counsel
hurriedly called into the case are exper
fenced lawyers and thoroughly competent
to conduct the defense and to protect the
rights of the accused.
1. Where the record is silent as to the
rea sons for changing the place of trial
from the county court house to the county
| seat high school auditorium and the rec
ord is silent as to any objection of de-
| PENDANT thereto. and no prejudice to de-
PENDANTS rights is disclosed, the change
| In the place of trial is no1prejudicial.
;. In 4 felony case. a request for the
separati ton of witnesses is seldom denied
/ if timely made; but the granting refusal
/ of such request is largely a matter for
! the sound discretion of the trial court that
error cannot be based thereon unless that
discretion is plainly abused: and HELD,
/ in the instance case, no abuse of discre
( ton disclosed.
6. Various errors in the exclusion of
evidence examined and held to be without
merit.
alleged incompetent evidence examined and
s The "bloodhound' evidence in this
case conformed to the prerequisites and
limitations in the of such evidence as
defined in The State '. Adams, s. Kan
435 116 Pac Sos.
O. The instructions to the jury given
! and refused examined and no error dis
cerned therein.
| 10. Some of the many facts and circum-
| stances upon which the state relied for
conviction on a charge Of murder exam