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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
ARE
UNAUTHORIZED

that the companies should secure a
franchise designating them the pow.
er To operate such form OF service.
Corporation Counsel Calhoun de-
clarea In a written opinion that the
Seattle. Renton & Southern. known
locally as the old Renton line. in
operating between Orchard Beach
and Tay ior's MN. n distance OF two
and oneh halt miles. without a fran.
chiRe.
Formerly the city limits we're 10
Gated AZ Orchard beach. Recently
annexed territory extended the Inn
its To Tayior's Mil In reply 10 a
question from Sups Houtll0n. the
manager of the street car company
insisted that he Was empowered 20
operate over the Intervening terri
tory By virtue % a state grant. Mr..
Calhoun contends that the state
charter authority Of a street rail-
way company does not give Il the
right 10 operate across streets aud
public places OF municipal corpora.
ton. without securing a franchise
from the municipality. The com
pany holds DO franchise from the
city for this territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
MRS. WANDER Bits
SON IS KILLED

saint Louis. who're the attaches r..
fused To give ANY Information. veil.
tag the affair IN mystery. lie died
soon after IL u understood that
Sands was on bis way from Dcau.
vile 10 Paris. aud was making a
rapid run The car upset al a
sharp turn In the road. witch the
chauffeur tried 20 make AZ too high
a rate % speed.
Both Sands and the chauffeur
we're pinned under the car. and
were exfricnted by working peopie
attracted by the accident only after
the greatest difficulty. The chauf.
feur was dangerously hurt and was
taken 20 a hospital. where he IL
unconscious and unable 20 tell OF
The accident
The accident happened At an out
of.the-way place. and there are ~.
ports that other persons we're Ia
the car and that their names are
being concealed. II IL believed b.
some that W X Vanderbilt was In
the car. though this II atoutiy de-.
MED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
FIGHTERS
SIGN
Cans and Nelson VIII Bat
tie al Colma Sep
TENDER 9.

SAN FRANCISCO. July So
Fight fans are assured today of an.
other chance 10 soc Cans and Mel.
son mix things for the lightweight
championship OF the world. James
Coffr0th signed the two little fight.
era last night for a f5.round go
1T Colma on Admission day. Sep
tembec ?. Forfeits Ut s2.h00 on
each side we're posted today to bind
the match.
Nelson dictated the terms Of the
fight and has the better Of u In
financial matters The fighters are
% divide 20 per cent OF the cato
receipts. the winner taking 60 per
cent and the loser taking 90 per
cent. Nelson win have a two.
thirds interest In the moving pic
lures. Cans having given up his
right 10 any interest in this fea.
ture.
Eddie Smith Is To referee thu
fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
f. NJ. SPINNING
1910 Seco nd Az.
FOR PIMPlfS, TOO
New Discovery Cures Eczema and
Eradieates Minor Skin Trou-
bles Overnight.

A few months ago the dispensers
of poslam, the new discovery for
the cure OF eczema, decided 10 allow
the druggists OF the country TO
handle It. Previous 20 that time Il
could only be had direct from the
Laboratories.
Since this change In the method
of distribution poslam has met with
the most phenomenal success Of
anything introduced to the drug
trade I'm the last 80 years. All the
leading druggists, including the
Quaker Drug Co. In Seattle. are
now carrying the special 50-cent
size recently adopted, also the S.
Jar
This great success is not surprls-
ing when Il is remembered that. In
eczema eases. poslam stops the itch
ing with first application. proceeds
TO heal Immediately, and cures
chronic eases In few weeks. In
minor skin troubles, such as
pimplea. blackhoads. acne. herpes,
hlotches. rash. etc, results show
after an overnight application. Elk
detrimental samples OF poslam are
sont to anyone by mail free of
charge. by the Emergency Labora.
tories. ~ West Twenty-fifth st..
New York city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

tor ia 1894. Graduating three years
later, fhat as the country was be.
ginning to learn Of the great gold
discoveries OF the North. he left
Seattle for the klondikc on the FIRST
steamer taking passengers bound
for the new diggingB While not
amazingly successful. he aecumu-
lated enough in two years 20 return
south aud enter the Cooper Medical
college IN San Francisco. In 1908
he entsred on ths practice Of his
profession In Seattle. Since then
no extended his knowledge and ex.
p~rience hy q thorough course In
European hospitals.
Four years ago Dr Snyder came
near defeating Dr.. Carroll for the
republican nomination for coroner.
Two wears ago. by an agreement
which WAS 10 bring him the support
81 Dr. Carroll and his friends this
year. be withdrew in favor OF Car
roll. giving him the nomination by
reclamation.
DIR. Snyder has always been an ae'
tive republican. and II now a mem.
Der OF both the Young Mems and
tho King County Republican clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
CHALLENGE IS
TURNED DOWN

NEWARK. n. J.. July 2a-The
management Of the knights Of Co
lumbns today received a cablegram
from Lieutenant Hslswell. In Lon
don. regretting the impossibility OF
his accepting the challenge to race
400 meters with J. c. Carpenter OF
Newark.
Carpenter was disqualified Ia tho
Olympic games At London for the
alleged ''pocketing OF Halswell
during the race. The race was run
again. and the Americans refused 10
enter. allowing Lieutenant Haiswell
10 run around the course alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
PR. SNYDER SEEK 8
NOMINATION
Files Declaration Of Can
ddacy for Coroner on
the Republican Ticket.

DR. James @ Snyder has filed the
declaration OF his candidacy for
the republican nomination for coun.
~ coroner. having quietly avoided
the undignifled swamble for place
ON the ticket which marked the first
day 0f Ming at the county auditors
office
Or Snyder'a name now appears In
the third place among the osndi
dates for coroner Meanwhile he
aud his friends have been conduct
Ing an active campaign. and feel
satisfied that he nolda first place In
the race. regardless Of location on
the ticket.
For many years the office OF
coroner has been the bone Of bitter
contention bstYeen rival firms "
undertakera Or Snyder enjoys the
unique distinction OF having tho In.
tiofHeIntnt and active support Of
half dozen cor more OF the leading
undertaking firms Of King county
lie has peraiatentiy declared that
the office he seeks ia OF too great
AAAARtA@AtNt - HfRFNAAt ttNhAtt'3f
10 be considered AZ a means 81 ad,
vertiaement OF a side Issue for any
undertaking concern.
DR.. Snyders campaign n being
conducted along the lines OF n
pledge 10 see that every provision
of law governing the coroner Is
strictly fulfilled lie calls epccial
attention to the necessity for
searching inquiry Into the cause of
every violent death with a view 10
fixing responsibility. and 10 law.
neglected for years. which provides
that all money and property found
on the body Of dead person must
b. turned over 10 the county treas
urer.
Or Snyder has lived in King
county for ls years. and has al.
iaiaed = prominent place In hts pro
fessien he was born In Tennessee.
and hts father. az n member OF the
18th Tennessee volunteers. fought
to maintain the Union Coming
Ia this state ms boy. young Snyder
entered the University of Washing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
CHINESE GAMBLERS
THRIVE IN SEATTLE

to prevent Interference with bla
clients.
Run Without Interference.
When Mayor Miller took office
the ban placcd on the Chinese gam.
hlefN was apparently raised, for
since the advent OF the new admits.
tration no effort has been made 10
prevent the operation OF ChiHesT
games
The records show that during the
Moore administration. with G. W.
Wappenstein as chief of police. az.
rests OF Cinnamon for conducting
gambling games were OF frequent
occurrence Driven from one loca
ton the orientals would attempt to
ply their tsade elsewhere. always
however with the resultant arrest
Eternal vigilance was necessary 60
keep the almond eyed men under
control
During the present admlniatra.
lion not a single arrest OF Chinese
gamblers has been made.
No Arrests Made.
They have been. aud are being
allowed 70 run without moiessation.
On Washington at. between Sec.
ond aud Third avs. four Chinese
gambling houses are now running
night and day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
Bsuillen Rules Thai Com
p,uies Must Have Fran
discs for Them

mw o. pay telephones he this
~ r telephones operated with
d, szSsfln-theSlot device. WAS or
tr-S s,spped Yesterday by A. "
Axltrs. superintendent 81 public
rzaM ls istters addressed to
q, xssssers Of both the lnaepend.
~ szz tie saaset Telephone com
zaisx Mr. B0aiIlon insisted that
ct isznehises did not eoutcm-
fs'< TIE application o. anything
sxos, ! straight maximum and
rIslmRm rate He held that the
w ielaphone was entirely unan-
eaased
EiAe nscksiin tbs. slot telephones
~ . y used. Mr.. Boallloa says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
IN Big Games Run on
gshington Street With
M Nolesiation by Police
lglIlnent.

,>,,.s, gamblers are thg'vins In
a. IL 1t seattle today to . :, E's .,.'.
!. ,slsss nan ever before !" 'Ae
sl.,sy q he city
-, usll in hand daflns the adj
'..'....,oa q Mayer Moore. they
=. - asiempiing 20 make up Tor
: i, dime and scores OF games
s.las Conducted By seas'le's
oa.slsl population. -,
Am l.ynns former law part
~ 4 mayor Miller. Is attorney 10. TOT
-. = rAlssss gamelers. and dur
:, ~ administration OF Mayor
, =. constantly appealed 10 Chies
~ sn,ses wappensseln tn an effort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
A DOCTOR SAID

There are only few drugs worth
handling I'll not name them
WIN % Fnu look for something
20 drink down your throat W hen the
power uf your stomach. hidnnFa o.
liver riVrH out savage chrwed
the root Of poison weed 10 aasuaae
that pain in HE vitais because the
poieun went Into his system ami he
hufi y little all over, which Nan
much hsttar than a continual pain
ia one ulRcc.
som. people are doing this yet n
p nnt Natures way
Electricity la Natures medicine
Electro NiHnr w. The best waY 60 use
electricity Thousands % people say
80 who have tried ~ Some of them
are lu your own town nr county.
m 80 FREE
20 sufferers anywhere Send this
earaafaph o. awe aa your address
and We viii mail you beautiful
Illustrated book, which explains this
nm. 4 =. HALL co.
fqtf SECOND Az seattle. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
WOMAN SENT
TO ASYLUM

Mrs. Ola Bachelor. who lives At
18th sv. W. and Klondike St. and
who attempted 10 end the lives Of
her two children Monday afternoon.
was adiudged insane by an insanity
commission before Judge Arthur "
Griffin In the superior court yester-
day aud taken 10 the hospital al
Stellacoom last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
DUTCH BATTLESHIPS ARE
ORDERED TO ASSEMBLE

land to be assembled AZ once In the
West indies.
The commander Of the eastern
squadron also Was ordered 10 be
prepared 10 dispatch HIS fleet 10
Venezuela at a moments notice.
These warlike movements Of the
government lead W the general be-
lief that Queen wfihelmina has de-
termlned 10 crush Castro and force
the recognition OF Dutch claims In
Venezuela. II Is known also that
the minister Ut marine today 10 ne
gouating for the purchase OF sew
erai small fast steamships with
which the fleet could be supplement-
Cd Ia case Of blockade OF Yene-
zuelan ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

Alfred Raymond. the man who
knocked down six pedestrians on
First av. In front OF the Colman
building late yesterday afternoon.
was declared victim OF melan.
eholla by an insanity commission
before Judge Arthur E, Griffin In
the superior court today and or.
dered sent to the Steilacoom insane
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
VANCOUVER RATE
IS SLASHED

Beginning with the trip of the
Princess Royal tomorrow night. the
Canadian Pacific wiii make fare
OF 50 cents a round trip TO Van.
couver The Royal wfll hereafter
b. run exclusively on the Vancouver
run In opposition 10 the lroqu0is
OF the Inland Navigation company.
The Reduction IN the rate cuts the
opposition. rate one-haif. The fare
70 Vancouver. 800 miles NJ 50 cents.
IL the cheapest mileage rate on the
coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

Bruce shorts. assistant corpora
ZION attorney for Seattle. was sue
etaafully operated upon this morn
ing ne the Seattle General hospital
for complication following an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis. DIR. Grant
Calhoun announced that his patient
would be able to resume his duties
In n few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
DENNY REGRADE LARGEST
EVER ATTEMPTED HERE

the water for .alaleing purposes
win come from Lake Union. where
= plant has been established.
= =. Stiliwen. Who IL IN charge
OF the project. hopea 20 move !. 300
cubic yards a day. 80 months being
loft ia which 70 finish the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
Steamer Monticello

Saves clght minutes In time between
Seattle and q. IS Navy Yard. which en-
ahlos a new schedule OF six round trips
daily. Leaving Flyer Dock. foot Of Mudi-
son street. at 6 90. 600 and m 20 a IA.
] go. A.e0 and Gi3u y. "a. Saturday, n 80
q. gn. Sunday. 30 y IA.
IeaV rag Hremerton 1850 and teii0
a m, ~ 40, $3.50. hib and Tao y m
Sunday nighS $50 instead % 7.to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
sREMsaToE NEWS ITEMS.

BREMERTON. July "a per.
init for a 5000 four-story brick
building. at the corner OF Wash
lngton and Third avs. has been
granted by the city council.
The city council has been asked
20 donate a site for the Kitsap
county hospital.
Commander Harry q. Knapp.
chief OF staff Of the Pacific fleet
on the flagship West Virginia. has
been ordered to assume command
OF the cruiser Charleston. now Ia
drydock here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
& Motor Car 0veriurns
Il Ne Loses His Lie
Iains a Top Speed

PARIS Jfly 2s.--The big Van.
fssbkn nnt8r car was wrecked 10.
~ ness Pussy. and q Winthrop
&nds. sia Of MIRA W. X. Wander.
Et ~ her FIRST marriage. vas
kzssd
4 81 a first reported that VIM.
< fEs4erhtl, had been killed. aud
Y fztyie issaed an extra edition
rzosaeinx his supposed death.
vtkk caused a great sensation.
AMER the accident the wounded
zar vss removed 10 the Chateau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

8nsit receive careful attention
sl1s sro~iug. We give special At.
NFsoa 70 ekildrsn's eye troubles.
q insile ron 70 bring them In 10
? - examination. Schuehard OPP
~ O.. 1907 second Az. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

NEW YORK. July 2s.--maoIs.
trAte corrlaan said today that he
will announce his decision Friday
IN the cases against Mrs. Ben Teal,
wife Of the theatrical manager. and
detective Harry Mo0aieY. charged
with obtaining false testimony to
be uaed aaalns, Frank J. Gould in
hls wlfe's suit for divorce.
They are alleged TO have pro
cured q falae affidavit from Mabel
maeeausiand. charging Gould with
Intimacy with Bessie oeNoe. an &C.
tresa.
Gould was called to tire witness
stand last night. and ecunsei for the
defense tried 20 prove that he had
visited tire oevoe glri a. her apart.
renta. re admitted he kns~ her.
but would SAY nethina more.
The magistrate sustained the oh-
iectlens. holding that the only tee.
ilnony was that Mabel Maeeauslana
had been a. the oevoe apartments
ard had seen Gould there. - 10 set
forth IN her affidavit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
Fleet Expected to Move on
Venezuela at Moments
Notice.
(sy United Prsss.)

The HAGUE, July 20. $500 The
Netherlands government today or.
dsred the ba,tsshlps tissmskereh.
Pieshein and Evertsen. and the
cruisers Holland. Ufracht and fries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
PRIVATE ALARM SYSTEM
HAS GOOD Side GRAFT

2 per cent Of its gross earnings.
which Is considered miserably mad
equate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
Everett andEdmOnds
MEALS SERVED.

Three rouna trips daly Leave &c.
attie a J a. M. ~ m. and y. M
sunday. leave Seattle AZ 1850 "A. "A, 10
and y ~. Leave Everett az ssLB q
m. xiih ,. m, and g;i5 y. "a. sunday
leave Everett az plta q. m. Rit5 y ma
and iiis y, m. Single fara 20 anohom-
ish 81 90 Round trip size.
HteemeF city Of Everett Calmah Deck
Phenes-sunsst testl Ind tast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

Mr. Hume. - the Vulcan Iron Works
has just registered another victory Ia
the new speed wheel Just put on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

NEW YORK. july as.--fs = pretty
girl ON the stage ever safe from the
tongue of siandeff
iant she always the target OF nua.
pieion and the coarse comment 81
the scandal loving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
SAYS HE WON'T STAND
& FOR NEGLECT OF DUTY
Mayor Miller Threatens With
Dismissal Amy Police OFF,
Ger Who Protects Crimi-
mails.

Mayor Miller declared emphatic.
ally today that II he could obtain
any proof that any officer OF pa
trolman in the police department
had knowingly failed 20 enforce tha
standing orders against the pink
cuff gentry. or had neglected to
carry ous 60 ID. letter anch inatrnc.
tiona "a had been promulgated By
the department. that man would be
Immediately discharged.
Tho mayor said hs had no per
aonal knowledge ~ tho Information
contained In the Star yesterday 20
the effect that q sergeant Of police
had threatened 60 resign because he
was lnterfered with while trying 20
clean out the undssiTablea In his
district. aud that until he waa per.
aonally informed In regard 10 thu
charges. he could make no extended
statement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

whatever the reason may be.
these men have not been molcsted
A number OF them were Identified
with the element which made its
headquarters in the tenderioin dts
trict before the recent raids. In
stead OF leaving the city. they sim
ply transferred their hangouts TO
saloons north Of Yesler way There
they remain. day in and day out.
and 81 far as the conditions would
Indicate. they have no fears % any
police interference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
Mayor Miller Emphatic.

You can say for me. however.
ana say emphaticaIly." declared
Mayor Miller. that II learn Of any
member Of the police department
high or low. who Is not enforcing
the law as he has been Instructed
to do. | will discharge the man that
very minute"
n Il no secret that a large mum
ber Of men whose occupation places
them in the class designated BY the
clty'a chief executive some time ago
as undealrables. and whom he or
dered the police 10 eject from the
city. are openly congregating In ssy-
nrnl reaorta north OF Yealer way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

To prevent Interference with bla
clients.
Run Without interference.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-09

bisber proftiidc gcirItote er6ielt 5ll
boben. N}on nltB allf ooS geiipiel
Der Stuot Gonfom binpeiien, NO
man fiir5lid iGluuntlihe @eihdfte,
nelfc S6unoIiterOtrtr tiibren, err
mittelt unb oercn Sl1bober oiltgefor-
bert bat, binncn nt1gemeiiener 6rtIt
Die S6ouerleftiirGn oIs Sat1oelSor.
titel ouf3ugeber. Noh Nblnltf Der
SriIt lueroen iGmmtIide @eifotte
controIirt, unb oiejeniGcn, Die lid an
sic @obnlnq nidt aefebrt bobeI'
fiinftio BON Ye5rern mo Shlllerll
uno oeren Gltern bopfottirt. GU
Gdnae Ser Stuot nid,t ieine Etltdt
erfennt, oegcn sic ipitemotiife Gid
tlgl,ng bon Hobbcit eir5nifrelten'
0iirfte Is Iid empieblen, 5lrr Sclb't'
billie 81 greifen nnO oem @eiipiel Der
4unfolper 9iirqcri6oft 81 iol8en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-09
Siirftidc Yrinsen.

Die yGoln. 3tg." brinet einen Pr
tifel aus Gonltantinopel iiber Die
Brin5en bes faiierliden SalleS, III
sem es inter anoerem beibt: vMan
bat bis6er fol1m gepibt, OaB nellrl-
se6n Grin5cn oes Saules Osman an
Sebet linb. Gic olte 3eit bate bic
Nrnlen binter sic Sitter ibrer 8Gfigc
rer6annt, oie nibt einmol INNER goI-
cen paren. Sn beiheibenen 2anb-
Gailiern in ser llmgegenb bauien sic
Hrin5en nnter Sepafung zines Suit
iers BON Spionen. SIRE Spa5ier.
iabrten = geben ourften lie niht -
maren genau geregelt, unb 5mar 10,
boB lie chamber nidt %bege9neten.
Son eincm Gubel mioerlif altSie1e,;.
Der @eleuen begleitet, rollte oann ser
8ugen nit Dem tbeiInabmslos aus.
I6benoen Wanne aui einialtien @egen
robin. Iiird eincn 8rlib fonntc
r'an iid) pero1dtig MAIDEN, ul,O pelln
r'on Siirfe unO WosIim mar, 10
tonnte ein 8rub, cine Sanbbepeeung
ole Serbnnnltng in ferne 8egenoen
sur Solge baben, Dit Gbriiten muBtc
mani etwns porli6tiger umgebet.
Gon oben fer pllroe beitimmt, pslGe
Gr5ieber oie &itoer Der Erin5en 5i
utlterriften batten; Der 8srfebr nit
Guropuern mar itreng Serboten, TO-
por 3abn1r5te nnb aer5tinnen batten
i;nangenebme @rlebniiie III Sen prinS.
liden 9auiern. gu Dem Sreitags.
8ebet oes SultanS erihienen MIR
Sobne bes Sultans uro aud lie niht
massachusetts. Ger BrinS, nie er
alld bieB, mar itets @esenitano oes
Irgmobns, ais OF in leinem Sauie
lueiter nidts getban miirbe, aIsBI1nc
@Geiponnen sur grmorouig oecr A6.
iesuns Ses SultanS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-09
Sdlancrleftiirs, nnb @erbrcdJcn.

&cin Sog perQebtl fnIta an Dem mir
ni6t &un0e erbieltcn bon irgano e..
mem Gerbred)elL begalngcn BON nrl-
reiien &nobelt inter Dem rnbeilpol-
Icn SuggeitipeinflllB BON Snoiancr-
ilno neutrality-suspicious., 8ebt man
our1 Die StroBen 10 madt man Die
9eobod)tllnN BOB oerartige S6olters
leftiire ntd)t mr. in benS 6ullf enitern
5ablreider 9lthbnnolungen oltSliegt,
ionOern ibr Serfaltf alS lllfratipes
Nebengerperbe ulld) bon Yapierge'
ih0iten, Experimentation nno
onberen @eihGften betriehen miro,
u1o boB ale oieie S6oufeniter folt
it1noie bon mcbreren nnreifen Bur.
id,en bclagert lin0, ipelde gierig Die
cntlebli6en Sitelbiloer Oieier S6ano-
perte peri6lin9en uno ii1 10 ibre
Sbeole bilOen.
@eSbolb gcro6c Ginber inter Dem
gil1fIiib bcrortiaer 2eftiire llnter-
i6laglungen 9~iebitGble, ia lelblt
Wprbtboten begcben, erfl1rt ein Iufs
iot pon@cbrcno in Der nMonctsifrift
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES itnO Stro1
rebtsrelorm." Sci @iirbigltng Der
&inbcrouSiogen Dor 8eridt fiihrt Der
Serfoiier BORT aus, baB Die finolide
Ebarrtoiie beipirfc, bnB gr5dblungelr
gnberer ols SelbIterlebtes empfun'
ben neroell. GuS 9ino perbinoe @e-
lelelles uno Geb0rtes nit SelbIter.
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