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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-04-26
COMES QUICKLY
Don't Have to Wait for WeekS-A
Pullman Illustration

Don't Have To Wait for WeekS-A
Pullman Illustration
Waiting is discouraging
Prompt action pleases everybody.
A burden on the back is a heavy
weight
Hard to bear day after day.
Lifting weight. removing the bur
den,
Brings approaching responses.
Pullman people tell of it,
Tell Of relief that's quick and sure
Here is a case of it:
f. Nicholson, I'LL b. ST.. Pull
man, Wash, says: II was annoyed
by weakness of the kidneys often
had to arise during the night to pass
the kidney secretions and noticed
that they were unnatural. | also had
attacks Of backache The contents
of two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills
corrected these troubles and | have
had no cause for complaint since.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents Tor the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-04-26

loads up the muddy hills can fail to
realize the need of lettering at least
the streets on which there is most
traffic. The plan, however, of estab-
fishing so-called improvement dis
tricts Is not the best Such a plan
would be all right II all the residents
in the district to be improved were
able to pay their share of what the
majority petitioned for, but to com
pei the minority to do so would be
a crying injustice. Furthermore,
those who would derive the greatest
benefit from the Improvement, and
therefore ought to pay the largest
share Of the expense, the business
men and draymen, might not own
any property on the street to be i'm
proved. \ number of farmers living
along a road running into town say
from the east, might we'll agree to-
gether to macadamiZe that road at
their own expense, because the inn
themselves; but they would hardly do
SO for the sake of the people of Mos
Cow or ColfaX, who might sometimes
drive over the road So in the matter
of town Improvement. what is for the
benefit of all or rather chiefly for
the benefit of few. should not be
rnoJa n burdan nppn tho 1hpu11are
of those least benefited. If some Of
the wealthy men of the community
would unite in paving some of the
streets as gift to the city. that
would be a graceful thing to do and
an act worthy of all commentator
but those that have more than
day that is passing should not be
compelled to build roads for the use
of the well-to-do, at least not on the
plea that so doing will improve"
their property Such Improvement
simply means that next time the
assessor comes around, he will raise
ever after that the owner will have
to pay an annual fine for the
Improvement.
In as much as the business men
of the town, who would be chiefly
benefited, will not club together to
pave any of the streets. nor perhaps
pay more in proportion than the
| others, the proper way to go about
| this business is for the city council,
| or the citizens in caucus, to decide
from time to time what streets need
| to be paved or macadamized and to
raise the required amount by a tax
| levy. This would be fair for all.
The Improvement district method
would be unfair. We have good
reason to complain of our excessive
| taxes, which have more than doubled
in "A decade, without any correspond
ing returns, but we do not complain
of the system of taxation, as the rate
is the same for all honest people.
AS W the hliiu VI SlIttl lIlllIOh tllltul
to adopt, whether macadam or some
kind of pavement, if the residents of
| the town or of a certain district are
TO decide, they can not do so until
| the matter has been thoroughly sifted
in the papers. Can't we have esti-
mates as to cost and serviceableness
of the various kinds of Improvement
presented in one issue of the paper
by disinterested experts, such as our
state road com missioner or the pro-
| fessor of highway engineering at the
| College, so that the matter may be
decided intellgently and for the best
| interests of the town?
ALBERT Il. EGGE
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-04-26
PULLMAN HOSPITAL

HUFFMAN HUSFTTAI
Corner Star Route and Montgom-
cry streets.
Strictly modern; none but gradu.
ate nurses employed. Surgical and
medical cases received but no con
tagious cases
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-04-26
Pullman, Wash, Friday, April 20, 1912

other residents to represent their in
terests in the management of the
affairs of the community and The
Herald is satisfied that they will be
guided in this and all other matters
by the wishes of the majority of their
constituents.
The Inauguration of street i'm
proyements in this city is too i'm
portant to risk blocking it by max
ing unreasonable demands on the
property owners who have taken the
lead in the movement.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-04-26
j. EARLE ELSE. NJ. ID

j. EARLE ELSE. NJ. ID.
Office, Suite and 2. RUBY
Block, Main Street Phone 162Y
Hours to D. m
Residence in Hospital, 9G6 Tha-
tuna street! Phone 16g II.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-04-26
on STREET IMPROVEMENT

To the Editor of The Herald:
Much has been said lately about
the streets of Pullman, and no one
who has spent a winter in the town
and seen horses trying to pull heavy
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-04-26

Good old cheese. the kind that
stings a bit-it's just right for mac
aroni etc. We keep all our cheese
under glass, away from the dust and
dirt.
SANDERS GROCERY. Phone 80
Apr26
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-04-26

difficpA
work o.
nts but
to over
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-04-26
ADAINTY sPRINGTIME MEAL

can be made from the nourishing and
tempting breads, biscuits, rolls or any
of the breadstuffs made from the
W. S. C. Flour They will tempt the
faded appetite as nothing else can.
because they are of delicious flavor
and will be white, light and mighty
film" when made from the w. 5. c.
flour.
PULLMAN MILL co.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-04-26

Say. Mr. Raneher, If you want pipe
now is the time; just received large
shipment and am positive I can sat
isfy you.
J. f. HAMMOND.
Pullman's Leading Plumbing Shop.
Apr26tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-04-26
FARMERS
STATE BANK
OF
PULLMAN
Free Ticket TO Calgary for c. Il. Try.
Land Buyers

Eleven thousand people passed
through the gates at St Paul dur
ing the month of March, headed for
the Canadian Northwest Why
land costs from So per acre up, with
ten years time; no taxes on improve
ments or personality. For literature
or further information see
SANGER a. DOW,
Apr19tf Pullman, WaslA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03
Contract Lei for Rails
on New Street
Car Line

The contract 10 furnish the rails
for tho new Highland Park and
Lake Burien Railway. the grading
for which 10 now being done. was
let yesterday TO w. u. Michaeis 4
Co.. with offices In tho Alaska
building.
II IL expected that work OF lay
Ing the rails win be under way by
January 18th. and that street cars
vii be running early In March,
This line In destined TO open up
large new residencc section
hitherto inaccessible on account Of
lack Of transportation. The officers
Of the company are W. n. Murphy.
president: Geo. w. II. White. vice
president. chas. Schoening. treas
urer. r. W. Mitchell. secretary. Tho
board OF directors consists Of w. II.
Murphy, ex-president of the city
council: Geo. w. II. White. treas
urer OF the John II. White Com
pany; c. A. Doty. vice president Of
the Mercantile Bank; j. X. Nc.
LaughlIn. president OF the Nc
Laughlin Realty Company: l.. 1.
Gregory. treasurer OF the Seacoma
Beach Land Company. D. |. Burk-
hart. president OF the Seahurst Land
Company: Chas. Schoening. OF the
Palace Market and r. w. Dash
leigh, capitalist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

A few years ago. when We placed
IT the demand Of the public, our nys-
TEN Of Asf1oisAH DENTISTRY. II
drarse q perfection IN the science
OF dentistry 20 which the Finger Of
Fate pointed with these words. Thus
far, hut no farther" Since that first
period Of our publicity. We have pro-
ssra The goal ~ nitsr s ' perf f M
that now II would racrn former great
nssx was hut dimsy a~ralaic ~ per-
fecflone 10 be.
own worth and quality. every corpo-
ration and Institution slmfnK 10 In
cite popularity and perfect It's sys-
tern - ever anticipating and evolving
new ideas and schemes which win aid
il ftr progress Of their development.
we have been no i~xs ambitious
along these lines than anyone else
and the INTEREST we have had keeniy
at heart. has been the Development Of
ALvEoi-AR DENTISTRY: To knowi-
we have jpdiriously added. studied
detail tested experiment with this
result that We nov offer 10 you dem
tistry In tho acme of It's perfection.
Truth travel. slowly III, bst unfaiter.
is realized only by subtle and slow
progress. The syrtem OF A1.vEo-
Lar DENTISTRY has PASSED
through those trying stages Of pro-
snsss .As s e caa ssRss
which every institution u worth has
undergone. This adds only 20 It's
merit and It's perfection. Deeds that
are quickly accomplished. plans that
clouds that are easily iispeIied. The
nyHtcm u ALyEDI.AR DENTISTRY
- built upon careful study. knsw1edxc
ana truth. and II presents 20 you all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03
A Satiny Complexion
and Beautiful Hair

Rough and red skin, chaps and
cold sores are the bane Of women
Ia winter. To get rid u these.
apply Mothers Salge before retir.
ing. II IN a splendid remedy for
pimples. eczema, and other skin AZ
flictions. and has no equal In heal.
Ing old sores, burns, scalds and
cuts.
A better protection than powder
for the complexion 10 10 rub the
face. neck and arms gently with
solution made by dissoIyiDg an
original package OF mayatons In
half a pint 81 witch hazel. IL will
not rub OH or show. and makes the
skin soft, satiny and pliablc, and
growth OF hair.
Don't catch cold washing your
head. To make dry shampoo that
will clean the scalp and hair, put .
cnpful Of corn meal In fruit Jar,
add the contents OF an original
package OF therox. and shake well.
Sprinkle a spoonful on the head
and brush through the hair. II will
leave the hair light and fluffy and
heighfen fits original color. --Adyt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03
DENTAL PROGRESS

that q beautiful and durable in dsu-
xivssias 1ssth. wnsss 1xs1gswssk
II Impossible.
II only your front teeth are tsff.
place all those that have been lost on
both sides. clear back. with perfect
A1vsolax teeth. whilst bridxework
would be linxosslble oven II you ha1
sis ';, or ten en-, Iron, ont t .h 70 sis To- e
side. aay fnoiars. va can supply ali
the front teeth that are missing with
beautiful. ssrylceabie. lifclike Aivoo-
iar teeth. This could not possibly ~
Srns ~ IKE ssa pcss as h nns :ss
comparison between tho two. A very
large percentages Of our work 10 tax
Ing out bridEework put In by suD-
posedly high-class dentists and ~
placing !.s,,n 4 with me , ssausIfu, ana AZ
bridgswork In another respect, Il IL
practically painless M boring OF
cutting into the gums. nothing to ~
dreaded. Now, then. prices being
We have samples tcounterparts %
actual cAses) In our office 10 show.
Como Efld see tho work
Cur1ag ryoxxhea fIoose toeth1. Z
disease given up by other dentists 6
sss we cure sni Il 81 nay s
boastful statement 10 make. but ~
can do anything that II possible IN
dentistry. and what wc do - always
Of the very highest clasa Our book
let's. Alscoinr Dentistry. are fra.
Write for one II you cannot cali
AIsyEpf.AR DENTAL Co.
DENTISTS.
INCONSISTENCIES mag. 1ook -
eeatt1s--xaight D1AG- ~ ~
YtuoL
TERMS TO RELIABLE PEoPLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

appear 10 need more rubbing can
bo quickly finished. Finish the
white clothes In q tub Of iukewarm
water that has a shake or two Of
blulng mixed In II. wiring out. hang
out, and let the sun do the rest.
coIofed clothes can be washed
Ia the auds left from the white
clothes first washing. and rinsed
through one tub Of warm water.
" there's baby In the house.
and some day wife can't handle the
diapers. throw the ones not badly
soIled In hot suds. leave them an
LONG ~ YOU can, pour of the water.
put on some more ands. take down
tho waahboard. rub each diaper
with = cake OF soap. rub II up and
down two or three tifnes on tho
board, wiring out. rinse In clean.
warm water and hang on the line.
You can keep n baby In diapers by
washing nm hour twice week,
after you get the hang Of II.
Don't forget 10 loosen the screws
on tho wrinxer when you put II
away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

that the husband you love ''so dear.
"" IL a thing Of the past. and the
men you cant leave alone" will
leave you alone. And oh, the bit
terness Of that f'alone.ness." II
means no friends. no money. moth.
Ing but thoughts-thoughts that
have turned to 20 many vipers,
singing at every turn. And this ia
the thing that married flirt comes
to II she stubbornly persists In this
course. You are at the forking Of
two roads. can but direct you 70
the better one, and warn you OF
the darkness OF the other. You
can turn your feet whichever way
you will.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

EDITORS NoTE.---in HIS
last article tomorrow. Sicc,h
says: Don't Crouch when the
wife h sick. beat NJ the doc.
tor II you have to take Il out
ON somebody"
~ DANA eLEErH.
l can't say that | regard wash
day as the bright spot IN the week.
but after probing rs terrorS to
tho bottom. ! prefer to rub out q
wash. u ! have tho hour and hslf
TO spare. rather than 10 have the
house turned upside down BY . a5.
cent.an.hour washwoman. You
can do . washing. anyhow. while
you arc huntinG up . washwoman
There 10 Just one secret about
washing SOAK EVERYTHING
BUT CoLoRED CLOTHES OVER
IN STUDS.
Put In your white Clothes
everything that ID not a solid col.
or. Fiji your tub about two thirda
full ot them. Run hot water over
white soap to get . good. strong
<uds. and fiii tho tub with sudsy
water After II coola. stir tho
meas up with = stick few timen,
and IN the morning you can rub
these clothes out In another tub OF
water and get rid Of them about a.
fast ~ yoa can handle them.
fou can shake washing powder
over the clothes when you put
lhcm 70 soak and put on your wa
Ter. only washing powders some
time hurt fins clothes. and occa.
sionaiIy take of tho hide.
Clothes soaked twelve hours or
more In suds c1oAn easily. They
TO not nerd boiling. and generally
J single rubbing b enough After
ron have rubbed them out. rlnse
Ehetn IN warm water. and any that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03
BANDIT IS
IDENTIFIED

CENTHALiA, Wash, Jan. ~
The bandit who shot and killed
PreBidcnt bar OF the Farmers aud
Merchants National bank. while NJ,
tempting 10 rob IL Saturday night,
was positively identified here AZ
AdeIbert Clark, a mIIlwrlght. who
WAS employed In lumber mills near
here until Dec ~. He was ldenti.
fled by three persons who knew
him well. Clark was Identified In
the county jail at Chshalis.
Clark came 10 Centralia three
months ago. fills father IA build.
Ing contractor iiyicg at Aberdeen.
Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

Dear Miss Grey: I am young
married woman about 20. love
my husband dearly, but ! can't
leave other men alone. love 10
flirt with them. think it's wrong
Of me. but don't seem to be able
TO help It. Please advise me-
ANXIOUS.
A.---Anxious. take my word for II,
II you continue to weaken yourself
by saying you can't help Il. and by
flirting, the day will come whom
you win certainly be more anxious
than ! over care to DO. Some fine
morning you will wake up 10 find
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

Far. concocisd In.
- rodnd Asss. for
wesr In tbs evening.
n ono Of tho FASH.
Ions Of the late win
Ter. There are few
faces thar arc not
sofssncd and made
prcsticr by > sctting
OF fur. whether u 10
shoat the THREAT or
on the hat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

The soft gray peit
Of the Australian
'pcssum forms an At
tractive turbsn- The
only trimming Il =
large ornament Of
silver braid and ans
thyst beads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

~ unltsH EresH LeAse1 Wirel
vfNCENNES. Ind. Jan. a.
Catherine Carter and John Wood
rum we're married by Justice l.. v.
Pnrky yesterday. She told the H..
censc clerk her age was 65 and
that each of her six former hus-
bands Is dead. wooerum Ii II and
his first wife Ii dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

A beaussful turban
Of ernins has q dou-
BILE crown. which IL
formed Of white
plcAted mAline and
covered With shadow
lsca. Tho brim Is
Of erminc and a
hand Of n surrounds
ti1e crown. Poised
At the ieft side ID =
group Of short white
ostrich pIusnes. out
a which comes o
large pink ross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

A tall. incurred.
violet ostrich plume
10 the only trimming
Of : scslskin turban.
The dark brown Of
the fur sets off tho
violet hucs OF the
feather. This f.
placed II the left
rear side OF the hat
and towers above
the round crown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

Married people are not In
vitsd separately unbsss the A.
fair 10 one where hdIss only
Or gentlemen only are to be
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

set Of furs that fnuss have cost al
least SIS. She don't work. and hsr
mother works out. aud ~ neigh
borx Hef together 10 talk n over.
and We have about dccidsd 10 have
her arrested and put In tho reSorm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

Cynthia Crey's Letters


Miss Cry am wfuas 70 AJAX you question has hss
Was -. ar sss" smss ss :, ssss .ss s %
s: "a and and care sSsst my
=, e: n, @ ''i% would not
- ~ me- sisoash -
a. ss Love can a.ss good q aim Ms.
ss q and YOU Just
r asasrsana you psrsss my dear lno. ias, VIA,
sa ,s s. s s ss sa a. 70 but can s%S.
= uppashy Now am seaE 20 ash you question: Don.
~ ~ ~ .ad
a. @ ss's and 50 e % s sss
% :s ' On ss ss ~. Golden ;s w %sS
~ ins friend whom he tryinx
s What We o. sa s" sss s w sss
~ s It ss s' your ss a . q S s
,ss . s os ID: sss, .ssss
TRUST the CHILD
A .a ssa s.. %n a s ss my ssss sGss make a =
a.. ss 90. n have ss .s:a ss ss%
. sss'ss sss and sss' ~ s'
sss., s g.. :, = !: IN:
- sht Now DO hope told little
~ : sst well ssA.asd s,.s her .aas;s,as 10
ss m , T IAN s;s. .s sss
Ss SO = ' sss mo ss s each ~
~ - Them sss s.S s 'sa ~ a : s
= ss I sAa few e. ssns :. help ALONE some one ss
win with
1Ge - say: hat nut
- 10 nd faith
how II
rs Grey As good
ooxaa. help tharea
" l
II = un to obligation
- do not 90 asking
4 whether Ha
1n = Ina met young man
- serwzrd dropped card asking call shall
r. ~ ok sgatnY RosEBuD
rink 10 accept
~ = except Of
rEop The ohes willing
90 hin to TO
~ foolish
THE FAMILY olRLf
<mu fenda think ~
~ naheraioeether making not
~ &M&4r en- - happy In xoucty JO1LiER ann.
-. ke and lot them friendyn and
niax payng hands Win family
10 md ron far from Don't
- Hare All she friends depend
: 4u11e uns asd will
eoo PITY re GIRL Is~s Of fus that At
H TA-. H. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

To rid shs breath Of the smeil
Of onions, est parsley n,olstsnsd
with vinegar.
" The knife ard fingers are
slightly buttsrod when ssedino
raSssnas the work will ~ rehhed
Of ~ sickness assd discomfort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-03

Whsu cleaning hours uss
plenty ~ surpsntins IN the
scrub wstsr. u means esrtzln
ossth u nsoths-
Tsrpenfsas mixsd wish steve
pcilsh prevents rsst and gives
. brighter piess than the use Of
water.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-29
Jplgen eines Nani@es
@orieier bes Eanfiasnnsstases briust
Sam 9eabont in Srnbel.

Shlimme 5olgsn iollte Der Rauih
bobsn. ben Der "a Sabre alte Gam
gsabput oon Sings Drills, 8, iih am
Mittnod @beno aur 8orfeisr re5
9anttasss suselest bate. Der Mana
bate in isinsm DuIsl has Sldus an
Der Noroipeitede Der gort Strabe .;nb
6reeman 4Denue betreteH unb iih Ailz
ter DEM Sfen in benz 6ausfIur gum
S6lafen nieberselest. 4ls er geitern
Worssa sesen 6 llbr aufpahte, fano
sr iih in elmer fremoen llmgsbung.
uno Uni ith gu orisntiren, sins er oon
3immer gu 3immer unp tlopfte on be
5biiren. Die 8etpobner seristben, al5
lie oes perpiloert unp pertpeeen aus=
Iebenoen 8eiuhsrs anii1tig tpurpen,
in nihr serinsen Shredeu uno fe4
nahrihtisten per Selepbon bas ppliz
seibauptquartier, pab lie bon einsm
Ginbrs9er beorobt tpiiroen. 2sutudnt
Gonosr sntIanbte Den Stations6ausz
ItlieBer anapp. lpsl6er ben unaebz
licten 9sipsraoo obne Sdtpieristsiiea
ieItnahm. 8sabout Durbe ieiner uz
eenen Sitsrbsit tpeseH einseIperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-29
1obt IN Der 8aoetuamme
NnrSe alter Glerf Der Mbams GrpreR
81. anfsefunoen.

Ybil. 6. glab. So Sabre alt, elm
glert Der Mbams grpreb &c., tpohn-
bdft in bem RoftbaIie go. 518 Sft 4.
Qpenue, tpurbe seitern tcDt in Der Ba=
oetpanns liegenD aufeefunoen. 9laB
bate Dor ldneerer 3eit einen S6lags
dnfaa erlitten unb mar tbeiltpeiis gez
lafmt. S. 6. gurran, Elm 9ausgez
noIie, tppllte Elm gao nebmen unb fano
Die 5biir bes 8absaimmers gei6loTs
len. Da ct auf tpieosrboltss Glopfen
tsine Mnttport er6ielt, benafrihtiets
er S. s.. gople, einsn anperen 8olts
ednger unb lansjdbrigen 5rsuno bss
@lab. Die beioen Wdnner brahea
bic 5biir diif uno fanben su ibrem
GntIeben ben alten Wann tobt in Der
gabetpanne bor. gr bate einen 9lutz
fturs srlittsn unb bsfanb ii6 nit oem
aopfe unter Waifer. 9r. SO. 6.
aielp lpurbe idIeunisit serufsn, tonnte
jeoob nurme9r ben Sob i.ItfeQsn. Gr
9elanste gu Der Isberseugung, bag
SLAP in benz Mueenblid, aIs er Elm
gao nebmen tpollte, sinen 5er3f6lug
erlitten bate unb topfiiber in Die
Wanne sefu[en mar. Die goronersz
Office tpurbe benadri6tist unb aon-
itabler gbarles Stasnaro itente ben
oben berihteten Sbatbeitanb isIt. Der
itelpertretenoe Coroner 5ibbIes pirD
einen Snqueit abbalt.n.