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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

THE THIRD annual school Of in
n.ructlon OF 'ho chief Forcsfera as.
recitation OF thc Modern Woodmen
OF America of the state OF Washing
ton lust closed vcry HucceHstui
session ia Rcdmans hall.
NEW YORK Thomas 4 Edt
son IS not taking time off from
hts work on new kiretuphone 10
celebrate bis Goth birthday today
There Viii be a special dinner to-
night
ST LOUIS Ten women are re-
covering today from severe IN
iuriea. following the collapse OF the
floors az Cahauno Methodist Episco
pal church while a funeral was on.
NEW YORK The Peary Arctic
club cahlcd today to the ROYAL GNo.
graphical Society o, London Us
sympathy for the death OF Captain
Scott.
PORTLAND. ORE Peter Shell
Icy. an elderly. benign looking man.
IS today under arrest ON a charge
OF killing Leak Short at Abingdon.
Va.
SALEM. ORE firing OF the De.
lay caused by the activities OF lob
bylstR The house has today passed
a bin calculated to keep them off
the floor OF both houses.
ABERDEEN. AN exhibition Of
the Texas Tommy on the front
porch OF the mayors house here
result cd In the arrest of L. mon
and women. Occupants Of the
mayors home called the police
Bail was forfeited In most OF the
cases.
ABERDEEN THE loss ~ hts
home by fire last night forced the
withdrawal from the councilmmic
race ~ J T. blackburn. two days
after ne had filed.
A HEARING OF several customs
cases affecting local concerns and
arising from the changes ia the
classification aud value of merch.
andise VIII be heard today by w.
- Howell. general United States
appraiser Of New York, and NJ. T
Baldwin.
BEGINNING THIS evening a
Bible conference. with two sessions /
daily. and extending over Sunday,
February &c. will be held M the /
Swedish tabernacle, Pike and Belle
yue.
THE DUWAMlSH waterway
commissionors were yesterday |
awarded their salaries for q period |
from May ], 1919, 10 January ~.
1913. on order Of Judge Kenneth |
Mcintosh
on WEDNESDAY, Llncolns
birthday. the postoffice will be
open for the first delivery cf mail. /
including all eastern mall arriving
in time for that delivery. The
stamp windows will remain omen
from s a. m. TO 10 n. IN.
CHICAGO. - MORRIS FRIED
MANN. former president OF the
Northwestern Can company. was
arrested here charged with arson.
and his bond fixed Mt $4,000 The
arrest followed n probe into the
destruction OF the plant last May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Dentistry. as we practice Il, not
only beauties the mouth but i'm
proves the patients entire facial
expression. Our methods are pain
less and our work Is guaranteed
to be entirely satisfactory. There
are hundreds OF satisfied patients
in Seattle who will gladly attest
to our ability and skill
We are offering the Anchor Sue
tion $40 Never slip Plates for s.
Regular extra heavy $40 Cold
Crowns for ST.
n you want a plate that meets
every requirement OF the most ias-
tidi0us and particular people then
Investigate our Cosmetic plate
This plate corrects an illshaped
mouth, lessening by years the old
appearance Of a prematnraiy old
mouth All the virtues a. any plate
are present in this one Added 10
them are qualities which comprise
a perfect mouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
SMELLING OF ADRIANOPLE
GOES ON; BATTLES RAGING
AT SCUTARI AND GALLlPOLI

that the homhardmont OF Adrian.
oplc continues undated. The i'm.
precision iH growing that after Scu-
tart Is taken by assault or purrcnd.
crp. the SerNian troops engaged
there viii be removed to Adrian.
oplc. ana lf it has not then sur.
rendered, u viii be reduced with
cold steel
Fierce fighting on the GallipolI
peninsula is also reported. but no
details of tho action in progress
have been received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
CATCH ONE IN SOUTH

H. vrref rrrt rrasst uIrs
PORTLAND o.. Feb u Ez
tradition PAPERS are Today b.igs
drawn up tor ire retura 60 ore son
Of John u. B.ad.cy. ulder arrest In
Los Angeles ON the charge Of being
member oi Portland vice clique
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

annoy fDu boss tlr discharge the
pretty one. Lillian Walker. becau e
aho attracts tho clerks tie en-
uloye a homely one Flora Finch
and he gets the boss in wrong vith
hlH wife The Dream theatre has
this ouc-not the r,cnogllphet the
film
4 stirring society drama is John
Sterling Alderman. au Imp film.
az the Odcon King Eagott plays
the feature role.
The Cub Reporters Tcmp,a.
ton. az tho city. ls story OF a
st2-a.wceh cub who gets great
chance when second tory man.
closely pressed by the police.
throws a bundle OF papers down his
chimney
A. the Grand Until Wednesday.
The Rattle ~ Who Run when
the Studio burned. Say. Uncle.
French Battleship Maueuvors.
~ INC HiVafWbfa tffAit NAf bhsf
The Love Chase. two.rcel
Fclair. featuring Bob Tenant;
"One on Aunty." Jed Holklns'
Prize Box Cocoa Industry In Pan
ama. " The Animated Weekly"
At the odeon Until Thursday.
John Sterling. Alderman" two
reels. The Border Parson." Gu
pid ys CiVnrots
Al the Savoy Until Thursday.
ION the Frontier. tworccl l0l.
Bison The Little Mother Of the
Lone Pine TRAN" IN the Web,
The Two Ovcrcoatg
AZ Ye College Until Thursday.
The Rival Engineer. % The shot
gun Ranchman." -Four DAYS a
Widow" "A Limited Divorce.
Like the Cat. They Came Back
A. the Isis Until Saturday.
THE Struggle" two reels. The
Floorwalkers Triumph. The la.
tent Spark"
At the clemmer Until Wednesday
Tho Last Blockhouse. two
reels. "Pathc Weekly" IT Makes
Him Mad
A. the Dream Until Wednesday
"On and Water two reels.
French Army Maueuvers." The
Opening BUD" The stcnographcrs
Troubles
A. the Melbourne Until Wednes-
day.
THE Fnvorito SON Mt Raj
MGR" LOS Angeles Good Morn
Ing. Judge"
~ the Circuit Until Wednesday.
Andrew Jackson" Maniac
turo OF lron,' AN Interrupted
Elopement
A. the city Until Wednesday.
THE Cub Reporters Tempta-
ton" she Must Elope." Whats
ia a Name? Saved BY Ills
Horse"
A. the Class A Until Wednesday.
"Broncho Billy's Deed" featur.
ing @. NJ. Anderson. The Three
Wlso Men," "Hubbys Polly"
~ the Union Until Wednesday.
THE Ways OF Destiny" in two
reels The Suifragette," "The
Anus OF Japan"
A. the Black Cat Until Wednesday.
The Open Road," two reel Re
lance. Sealing the Alps"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

LONDON. Feb. lt.-ueavy firing
ct Scutan whore the Servans and
Montcnegrins are attacking The hill
fortress OF tarahosch is reported
today from sofia Il is believed
the Monteuegrus have mounted
heavy siege guns on the fortress OF
nardanioh. stormed Yesterday, and
d Is predicted by he allies that
the city soon will fall
Dispatched from various points
20 the foreign office here today say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Subscribers 20 T'hc Seattle stsr
viii confer = flNar by u0tNkaHs
thiH office az rsre u any
uro a. secure pfuf1pt and feH
giar delivery 10 thr papef. -
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other paprr fnr THE tsNs,
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mana cement 90 r"eE 1870 re
ferfira fof pli ard cutnp'
are Hivcu courteous anf pfvt,ts
attention % Your pnpr a.
O. arrive H1g riEht
O'Clock kir ily p.ore thla ~
ct once Matr 1900 AK TOT
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11


Harry Treat had dandy little
addition ont In Ballard II WIS
really a second Garden Of Eden.
so Treat said. and Treat knew
"a thereof ho spoke
lie put the dandy little edition
on the market and the people who
were looking FOR good place 10
Bcttle down fell for Treats line and
the Ballard scenery The only
draw back 20 the place Was the pc.
destrianism required 10 reach Il
A mile and half hike every
might after work didn't look good
TO tho prospective buyers They all
admitted that as boys they had
walked anywhere from 10 10 90
miles 10 school every day. bat they
also ad>litird that they had now
scratched the marathon events
They wanted 90 live IN LOYAL
Heights. an right bat there was
nothing doing aa long as there was
30 much ground between Il Ind the
nearest street car line
one day Harry Treat stood look
Ing sadly az the bach % pros
pcctlvc buyer
"if there WAS only a street car
line out here. be murmurtd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
Regal Dental Offices

Or. L. r. Clark, D. D S. (Manager)
14c5 Third Ave, N. w. Cor. Union.
NoTE-5ring this AID With you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

What's that7" he asked himself
II said " there was only a good
street car line out here
Wen, why don't you put one
I'M"
"1ovo' I'll do H." said Harry
Treat
Aud be cid
so HARRY BUILDS
HIM A CAR LINE.
He built line and got one OF
those dinky English surface cars.
put II on and started a landoftice
sale OF Loyal Heights property at
the same time.
Harry Treats car carries every
morning and evening a happy. con
tented lot OF commuters over It's
diuky Commute run Harry Is sat
isficd aud the commuters are nniiu
fled. The car has come TO be one
OF the family. and II IL just Ike
kicking a mnn'H dhwr around To
say anything against H. Harry
Treat won stand for tt and the
commuters won't stand for IT, And
there you are.
Tho power Do rented from the
PUGET Sound people and an as
orage Of 500 people are carried
over the line every day
The only difference between
Hannibal and Harry Treat Is about
1000 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

SALEM. ORE. Thomas Brown.
INK. one Of the most popular stu.
dents at the Chemawa Indian train.
INK school near here. was electro
Cuted when he accidentally .raHpcd
the trolley wire over the oregon
Electric track
LOS ANGELES. William Ger.
aid OF san Diego found guilty OF
conspiracy 10 smuErlc Chinese into
the United States. was sentenced
by Federal Judge Wollborn TO six
years ct McNeils island.
CORVALLIS. Orc Charles and
George Humphrey. convicted OF the
murder Of Mrs Eliza Griffith. 20
months ago. were today re
sentenced by Judge Hamilton TO be
hanged March a.
SAN FRANCISCO Using her
rctticoat to signal for HELM. Mrs
Frank Ellis saved a launch party
from being carried ont to sea.
PORTLAND ORE--Jesse +.
Crawford, q bridge carpenter. was
killed today when q heavy timber
fell on him He leaves a mother in
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE
News of The Day Condensed for Busy People

JAMES a. SEXTON WOMAN's
RELIEF CORPS. No. o. will give a
valentine social In Veterans bail
ia the Armcry this evening
PORTLAND OR -Wi'aprogecu
tlpu aud def noe dcadiackcd ou
Whether piece nf sturgeon shown
10 evidence was cut forward Of
amidsAlps OF aban iho beam. jus.
tice Jones interviewed and fined
ON Ice. ChireEr. $50 for yiolat.
ms The nshine law
ABERDEEN. VS. Made freifuI
by . hilarious men and woMcn do.
InF tho Texas Tommy on his front
porch. Mayor PARKS called the iso-
liec Nearly an forfeited bail
SAN FRANCISCO John Coatsi-
iu. automobile EaicBma1. sold "a
car 60 q wcll-drl sscd stranger. re-
cciv,ng O cbreN Tor s BOO The
paper was returned marked No
Funds II vas Costclios 18th
sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
New Spring Corsets Specially Priced

Style 1913, for the stout figure made Of
coutl: three sets Of hose supporters; spe-
cal S2.i5.
Style SO. for the average figure. made OF
couiil; three sets OF supporters special
SI.95.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
New Drapery Voiles

THE Drapery Section is showing new
l. effects in hemstitched and bordcred
\oilcs. Examines and Marquiscttes-
finished. durable materials whose cxcep-
tional draping qualities make them adapt
able TO all kinds OF window treatments.
The new bordcred designs are excep-
tionally pretty in execution and coloring
Thirty-cight inches wide: 45c, SOC and
65c yard. r,-., r,.o- 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
An Interesting
Stationery Special at SOC

COMPLETE in Art Cabinet-One
~ Quire Of Correspondence Paper. one
Quire Of Correspondence Cards and two
Quircs of envelopes to match; in "Old
Ncthcrland" fabric-finished paper, with
embossed initial in French-gray. Special
value at soc.
Stationery Section. First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11
English Tea Cups and Saucer
Special lOc

Style 4s7, for the average slender figur,
with medium-low bust three sets suppon1
ers special S1.45.
Style ZIG, for the average figure Low
bust and long skirt; two sets hose support
ers special Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

THE THIRD annual school Of In
n,ructlou OF 'hc chief Forcsfera as
recitation OF thc Modern Noodmen
OF America of the state OF Washing
ton ust closed very HurceHstui
session Ia Rcdmans hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

Al the clemmer Until Wednesday
Tho Last Blockhouse. two
reels. "Pathc Weekly" IL Makes
Him Mad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-11

NEW YORK Thomas 4 Ldi-
son Is not taking time of from
hts work on % new kinetophone 10
celebra:o bis Goth birthday today
There vii be a special dinner to-
night
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
DETECTIVES ARE
WATCHING HOUSE
Believe They Have Found
Home of Fence" For
Gang of Thieves.

Nagarranset Pier. R. l., Aug p
Private detectives are watching a res.
idence In a suburb Of Providence. This
home is the long sought fence" for
the gang Of thieves who recently OBJ
tanned more than a quarter of a mill
ion dollars worth Of jewelry here, ac-
cording to the theory of one Of the
four detective agencies engaged on the
robberies. The occupant Of the house
cannot escape surveillance but the po-
lice have no positive evidence upon
which to proceed against him. Another
detective agency is watching a house
In South Boston. believing it to be
either the headquarters Of the jewelry
stealing band or the home Of their
agents
According to the detectives watch.
ing the house near Providence. the
suspect made special tour taking
servants automobile riding. to become
familiar with the family habits.
1t is claimed that the touring car
seen near the Rumsey cottage Satur-
day night corresponds with the ma.
chine owned by the suspect and that
this automobile. occupied by three
servants and the owner, was driven
through Providence on the night Of the
Hanan robbery at SO high speed a. to
attract attention. The man who is be-
ing watched is said to be suspected
not only of maintaining fence but
also Of being the guiding mind Of the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
Walsh ENDORSES
TARIFF MEASURE
Montana Senator, Whose
Position was in Doubt,
Favors Bill.

Washington. Aug. 2.--Senator Walsh
of Montana. one Of the democrats
whose position on free wool has been
a subject of some speculation, en-
phatically endorsed the entire bill in
a speech today. He declared that the
wool. sugar, fax and other interests
of his state would not be ruined as
predicted by the republican senators.
The sympathy over the deplorable
plight of the sheep grower is alto
gether gratuitous." he said. He is
not asking it,"
Senator Simmons stated that hn had
no intimation that the house irt.'ld-
ed to recede from it's action Which
would make the wool rates effective
Immediately upon the passage of the
bill. He thought. however. that when
the conferees met the wool dates
might be considered first in order to
meet the wishes Of the trade in the
matter
Would Avail Na-5ing.
Senator Brandagee asserted that to
ease has proved fatal" would avail
nothing; that what the trade wanted
was immediate information in order
to know how to prepare for the fall
business. He added that he. expect
ed to introduce a joint resolution in
the near future which would aim to
solve the problem.
Senator Stone had read to the SEN
ate today letter from Pennsylvania
industrial concern. denying a state
ment made in the senate sevral days
ago by Senator Penrose that the COM
pany was planning to move a portion
Of it's factory abroad. Senator Pen
rose after hearing the latter read,
said he had expected it would present
rtp the senate the 'precise facts" next
Monday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
English Servants, With Fake Letters,
Loot Wealthy Newport Society Women;
More Than $5OO,OOO Stolen This Year

He can. furnish buffers whose calves
would convince a police magistrate
of their owners utter rectitude.
and a reference? ?" asks the pro-
spective employer.
Hi ave no HAmerican refer
ences." says the butler, with proud
humility. But ere is a pyper signed
by His Ludship, the Duke of London.
Hi would desire that you communi-
cate with i'm, sir
No good American ever does COM
municate with his lordship. A paper
signed by his lordship's name is
enough. The happy employer fore
his his friends that my man is an old
family retainer Of the Duke Of Lon
don" The servant proves all that the
dukes butler could be expected to be.
too. He is faithful. honest. reliab BILE,
sober-and of a monolithic and crush
ing solemnity. Sometimes the tool of
the criminal operator is maid. Then
she is all that a maid could be-. She
can do the hair up in fancy ringlets
on or off. she can aid the fortunate
mistress by deft touches in dress, and
there's many q veranda star who owes
her apparent familiarity with the high
life in England to the chartered CON
f1dences of her maid.
These crooked servants-and we
know good many of them. and know
about more-never make a misstep
for the first year or so.' said the de-
tective. They work for and secure
the absolute confidence of their mas
ters and mistresses. 1t is difficult for
a person in my line to understand
how rich people can place such faith
in servants about whom they know
nothing. Jewels Of which
one half Of the value would make
servant rich for life are constantly
under their noses. in unlocked draw
ers. Doors and windows are seldom
locked In the summer colonies-and
the dishonest servants alibi is made
ready to his hand"
owcomes ip the master criminal
the man who through his employment
(ContinuaN IN Para ~
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02

Other losers among the well-known
residents Of the hot weather harbors
are Mrs. stuyvesant Fish, who is sup
posed to have charged about $4,000
to profit and loss: Mrs. Walter Ives.
who regrets a So. 900 necklace; w. W.
Wilcox Of Pittsburgh. who is $4,000
to the worse, and Mrs. Herman Oel-
rfchs and Jacob Schiff and Mrs. G.
B. Higgins. Reginald De Koven.
Henry Seligman, Mrs Leonard Thorn
as. II. r. Shoemaker. Mrs. Jacob Roth
schild. and Harry Haas, the figures
Of whose losses are not vouched for.
Haas Is distinguished among this COM
pany as being the only one who got
his property back.
Two things are to be remembered
said the detective. "One is that every
jewel robbery from wealthy home
In the past three years-not to bother
the dusty past-was an inside Job.
The other is that servants refer
erice signed by the Duke Of East
minister Is never Investigated"
The detective might have added a
third point-that an English butler
whose ankles have run down into his
whislker. just in front Of the aural
orifice. and who forgetfully calls the
master of the house "m'lud" because
Of his years Of servitude for Lord
Pokeberry fthe Pokeberries Of Poke
Manor ,Hants. would not be suspect
ed by a society woman unless he were
caught breaking into her Jewel cab
met with an axe.
There are perhaps fifty English SER
yants-perhaps more-in the gang of
thieves. The man at the head never
comes into personal contact with his
tools; He always works through
himself. It is suggested that this
man may back an employment agency
which specializes in imported SER
wants for people who can afford that
luxury. It isn't hard Tor him to To-
cate the home in which he wishes to
place . tool. BY and by some wealthy
household applies to him for 4 pedi-
greed, registered. deckle-edged SER
want That's just the sort he keeps.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
(By Herbert Corey,

Copyright, 1918. by j. q. Lloyd.)
New York, Aug. 2.-This is the in
side story Of the looting Of the gem
bearing cottages at Newport and Mar
ragansett Pier.
I'VE have changed one detective
adage to keep up with the times" {"
said an authorized spokesman of the
William Burns detective agency.
cases:
"'Look for the woman
Nowadays we say:
"'Look for the English maid or but
ler-if not in the robbed household, in
one nearby" =
For the managers Of the Burns
agency say that an organized band
Of English servant-crooks Is stripping
the rich cottagers Of all their pretty
junk. The detectives say they have
come to this conclusion by a process
that reasoning they look up files and
photographs. For persons who de-
pend upon deduction only they have
an amazing amount Of canned infor-
nation.
Zone man is at the head Of this
gang" said the detective. HE brings
the servant-crooks to this country.
no places them IN tne ermlhe-eogeo
homes they. are to subject to a process
ages the operations. Then he dis
poses Of the stolen goods, and so we'll
are his plans laid that only In ono
instance were they recovered.
"He ought to be successful added
the detective. HE gives enough
thought to his business to be success-
full with an independent refinery in
g. O. territory. He plans his oper-
atoms two. years ahead.'
In 1911 jewels to the value OF $780,
900 were stolen from the cottagers.
In 1919 the losses were somewhat less
Thus far in 1918 robberies totting up
100000 have ben recorded The
most notable thefts. of course, were
the jewels Of Mrs. John H. Hanan.
valued at $l6o.000 and Of Mrs G. c..
Ruthsey (Carol Harriman). $l15.000.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
Denies, However, That Re
quest Has Anything to do
With Mexican Policy.
REALIZE THAT FUND
MAY BE NECESSARY
Administration Hopeful that Peace
Negotiations VIII Bring Factions
Together, but Fear Americans May
Become Alarmed and Ask Help.

Washington. August 2.-secretary
Bryan vigorously disclaimed that his
request to congress to appropriate
100000 for bringing destitute Amer
leans out of Mexico had any .connec-
ton with any policy the administra-
ton may have in dealing with the
Mexican situation. Bryan's, request
generally is interpreted as one step
In the administration plan for dealing
with the problem.
AS far as being regarded as prelim-
mary to Intervention, which the presi-
dent told his friends is out Of the
question. the request for funds really
is thought to be a forerunner of the
policy Of on-interference.
The administration, while hopeful
that the peace negotiations may bring
the two factions to suspension Of
hostilities. realizes that with the resig-
nation Of Huerta or any other politi-
cal change, the Americans may be-
come alarmed and desire to obtain
funds with which to care for those
who will be anxious to leave Mexico
as a precautionary measure.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-02
WRECKAGE REMOVED

Easton. Pa, Aug. 2.-The Upper
Delaware valley struggled to get IT.
self untangled from the mass of de-
bris and wreckage. caused by the
cloudburst yesterday. The road beds
of the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western. and the Pennsylvania rail-
roads are badly washed. but the Lack
awanna succeeded during the night in
removing hundreds of tons of dirt and
rocks from the tracks at the Delaware
water gap. and opening the road in
that section.
number of smaller buildings were
destroyed when struck by lightning,
which preceded the rain which fell for
four hours with cloudburst proper
tions. No fatalities We're reported.