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    Tillamook Headlight. January 22,
1914.
him down with his fiat because
TILLAMOOK ed
confirming and correcting former HOTEL
he was told that he had given him
Tillamook Jottings
deeds.
a bad check for $15, but tire next
CASE IN COURT.
McCormick to Webster
J
J-
day
he got his $15 on the check.
Quit
Claim
Deed.
$1
con.
Holmes. _
It baa besn decided to hold a
The Manager’s Evidence A number of other witnesses were
Same land as above.
series of 500 parties at the Tilla­
called including Fred K. Beals, Chas.
T. B. Meade to F. R. Beals. Chat
mook Commercial Club, the ladies
—Witnesses Relate
Mtg. $500.00 con. On 21 cowsand
Kunze, M. W. Harrison, Grant Mills,
to make ¡he arrangements are
other live stock, etc.
Mi smanagement.
Mr. Myers, city marshal, Cal. Worrall
Mesdames Schultz, Case, Miller.
Articles
of Incorporation of
who
was clerk and steward, and others;
Groat and Reedy. The first of these
Beaver Creamery Association.
The application for receivership Mr. Myers the marshal testified that he
took place on Thursday evening,
Charles W Mead to The Nehalem
Co.
Wty Deed. Con $10.00 and for the Tillamook Hotel Company had been called to the hotel a number
when there was a good attendance,
others
Lot 7. block 81, Wheeler.
came up for hearing before Judge of times to stop fights and quarrels in
those present spending a pleasant
Charles W. Mead to Nehalem Webster Holmes, at Tillamook, which the manager was engaged, that
evening, the ladies serving refresh­
Harbor Co. Wty Deed. $10.00 con Oregon, on Thursday, January on two occasions he had found Manager
ment. The next 500 party will be in
and others. Part of lot 11, block 32,
22nd, 1914.
The question was Worrall with revolver out, and in a
two weeks.
Wheeler.
raised as to the right of Judge drunken condition quarreling and fight­
H.
F.
Goodspeed
to
O,
A.
Schultz,
The Tillamook Commercial Club
warranty deed, subject to certain Holmes to hear and decide said ap­ ing, that he had never made any ar­
is affiliated with the Commercial Real Estate, Etc., Transfers. conditions. $21 >10. a tract of land ad-
plication on the ground of his hav­ rest», that on one or two occasions
Clubs of McMinnville. Hood River.
jcimng the mill property.
ing at one time been a stockholder there had been large crowds and much
For Tillamook County, Oregon,
Ashland, Marshfield, Irving of As­
William J. Stephens to W. G. Tait
of said company ; upon a showing excitement in and about the hotel, etc.
toria, Portland and the Develop­ for the week ending Jan. 21, 1914. mortgage, $2900, west 15ft., lot 7, that the judge had disposed of his
Mr. Kunze one of the directors of
ment League. By affiliating with furnished by the Tillamook Title & bk 1, original towu ol Lincolu, 35ftx
, 100ft.
stock in said company prior to the the
at the
company
testified
these clubs whenever the members Abstract Co , John Leland Hender­
John Erickson to ChristianG. Nel suit, it was agreed that he was com­ Board meetings to which he used
visit either of those towns they have son, Secy.
son, warranty deed, $633.33, 1 acrein
Se M, sec 24, . tp
Joseph J. Kutcher to G. A. Byers, Se i . of
......
. 1 S, range
_ 9 petent to hear and decide the case. to go the Secretary of the company
the privileges of the club rooms,
In justice to both sides the judge had read a statement showing the ho-
and the same courtesies are extend­ Jr., and Ada V. Byers. Wty Deed. . W.
Con.
$10.00.
Se
>/4.
section
36.
tp
2
Thomas
Hollingsworth
Clover
announced
that he would hear oral tel had cleared about $5000.00 since it
to
dover
­
ed to members of those clubs when south, range 9 west.
[ dale Mercantile Co., mortgage $400. testimony, but would not go into opened last August and yet was al­
they visit Tillamook
T. B. Potter Realty Co. to Alma Se % of Ne i and Ne i of Se Vi, sec the full merits of the case, as this ways borrowing money to pay debts.
The members of the Presbyterian V. Henderson. Wty Deed. $10.00 16, tp 5 S, range 10 W.
| c. A. Smith to Edward F. Worth- was only a preliminary hearing, so And that Manager Worrall ran the ho­
Guild are especially invited to be con. Lot 3, block 61, Bayoeean.
George
E.
Quiggle
to
W.
A.
ington, warranty deed $6000, strip he proceeded in his usual and dig­ tel to suit himself, and that he, Kunze,
present on next Tuesday afternoon-
Kemp. Wty Deed. $10.00 con. Lots of land containing 20 acres, all in nified manner to hear evidence.
had nothing to do with the manage-
The society has voted to have only 1 and 2, block 29, Sand I.ake by- tp 3 S, range 10 W.
The petitioner, John Leland Hen­ ment of the hotel and knew nothing
one business meeting a month, tak. the-Sea.
N. N. Kirby to Nestucca Valley derson, testified that the manager about its business. That Messrs Beals
ing place on the lakt Tuesday of
J. D. Morris to Margaret E. Bank, mortgage $160, lot 5, bk 28. of the company, P. J. Worrall, was and Harrison corroborated Mr. Kunze’s
each month and on that afternoon I Vessey and F. E. Melvin. Part Re). Thayer’s addi. to Tillamook.
usually in an intoxicated conditioh statement; Mr. Beals stated that he
M‘". Lots 1 and 2, block 29, Sand
light work will take the place of - Mtg.
about the hotel, and had ordered had been trying to get Mr. Worrall to
Lake
by-the-Sea.
heavier and a social hour to follow.
G.A.R. ENCAMPMENT.
him out of the hotel without cause, lease the hotel to a party who wanted
Joseph J. Kutcher to G. W.
The president really wants to make Byers, Jr., and Ada V. Byers Wty
although he was a stockholder and it at $400.00 per month, but that Mrs.
this a social afternoon for the mem­ Deed. $10 00 con. Se J4, section 36, Big Event in Tillamook City
guest of the hotel at the time ; that Worrall had said that Mr. Worrall
tp 2 south, range 10 west.
bers. Every member come out.
in June.
the hotel was loosing patronage, would not lease it for less that $600.00
Scott
Nesbit,
Receiver
2nd
Nat.
'
At the regular annual meeting of
of Clarion, Pa., to M. M. Kauf- 1 1 The annual encampment of the thatWorrall was quarrelsome, fight­ per month.
the stockholders of the Tillamook Bank
man. Deed. $5,750.00 con. Und State G.A.R. will be held in’Tilla- ing, threatening, the witness re­
Other testimony showed that no sep-
County Bank last week, the old di­ 1-30 int in 2,320 acres in sections 16, inook City next June, It was at the lated several instances of this char­
arate accounts had been kept for the
rectors were re-elected. A resolu­ 21, 9, 4, 5, 8, 17, tp I north, range 7 invitation of the Tillamook Com­ acter, and Mr. Henderson consider­
dining room or bar, that rooms were
1
tion waB passed authorizing the di west.
mercial Club, the city and county ed him incompetent to manage the rented in the hotel and used for im­
John
K.
Campbell
to
M.
M.
Kauf
­
rectors to take the necessary steps
officials, that the G. A. R, decided hotel.
moral purposes.
to make the bank a member of the man. Quit Claim Deed. $500.00
con Und 1 30 int in ditto.
to meet in this city this year and it
That B. J. Worrell, the manager,
That fiddling, singing and other
Regional Reserve Assn, as soon as
G. A Hoover to Mrs. Belle Mur- behoves the citizens to make thia a testified that he did not know the i boisterous conduct and noise was
same can be properly arrartged for. phy. Wty Deed. $10.00 con. Tract
(
success.
It will be the largest present financial condition of the kept up in the bar of the hotel after
The directors are as follows: M. W. of land beginning at Se cor lot 4, gathering ever held in this city thus
company,
nor
how
much
the
com
­
one o’clock at night by Manager
Harrison, D. Fitzpatrick, Carl Hab- town of Woods.
far, as somewhere between 1500 to pany was indebt, because the books Worrall and others, that guests had
C. P. Rorvik and wife to Alex-
erlach, Erwin Harrison, H. T.
ander Dully.
Wty Deed, $10.00 2000 persons attend the annual en­ had not been posted up for about complained that they could not
Botts.
_______________ _
con. Lot 4, block 10, Wheeler.
campment, which extends over one month. That he did not know ( sleep, that some had refused to re
C. P. Rorvik to AlexanderDully. three days. It is the intention to how much money either the bar or turn to the hotel because of the
When Smith Left Home.
Wty. Deed Consideration $10 (X). make these three days as interest­ dining room was making, that he , noise and drinking and gun-plays^
The play is progressing so satis Lot 7, block 10. Wheeler.
ing and attractive as possible, not
B. W. Robison to Marsh and only to the citizens, but to the citi­ kept no separate account of the that Mr. Worrall was intoxicated a
factory at rehearsals that every­
different departments in the hotel
great part of the time, that com-
Henrietta Burdick
Wty. Deed,
thing pointe to another success. Consideration $500.00. lasts 3 and 0, zens, as large crowds will come that he kept no cash account except mercial traveling men had refused
All the members of the dramatic block 16, Miller’s addition to Tilla- from all parte of the county to his bank book and checks; that the to stop at the hotel because there
club are much elated over the play, niook.
1 witness the doings. This, with the hotel company
had borrowed , was such conduct, that Mr. Worrall
United States to William F. annual county fair, will be the two $10,000.06 from a loan company, and was abusive and quarrelsome with
and when the members themselves
Patent.
Vincke.
K
J
Sw
H
and
feel that this play is equally as
lots 3 and 4, tp 4 S, range 7 west. great events of the year, and it is that he had loaned them $6,000.03 (the help,
good, if not better than the last it
proposed to make them as pleasant more ; that the company was be­ | Testified to by several stockhold­
158.91 acres.
certainly must have some merit.
hind on its payments of running ers that various efforts had been
William F. Vinck to Clive A. and attractive as possible.
This one is a comedy, it is all that Bailes. Wty Deed. Consideration
At a meeting of the Executive expenses ; that there was not tnacje by them and through the
the name implies—it is.tolaugh,'and $1 000.00. E J Sw | and lots 3 and Board of the Tillamook Commercial
laugh you will This one has never 4, tp. 4 S, range? west, 158.91 acres. Club on Tuesday evening, Messrs.
Luria J. Dey to Grover E. Hart. Severance and Reynolds, of the
been attempted by clubs before,
but Mr. McCowell says this club Wty Deed. $4,800,00. 15.94 acres, G.A.R., interviewed the Board for
known as tract “ Five A” of Hunt
hotel was loosing at the rate of that one or two parties had come to
can play it, and we guess they can. farm, partition in sec 31, tp 1 south, the purpose of making arrange­
about $30100 per month, admitted 8ee about renting it, but that Man-
Friday and Saturday, Jan. 30th and range 9 west.
ment for the entertainment of the that he drank a great deal of liquor, *
31st, at the Star Theatre, this great
Charles R. Hunt to Grover C visitors, as the locil post was both at his own bar and at other ager Worrall would not fix any def-
finite terms of rental but wanted
Hart. Quitclaim Deed $1.00 con. desirous that the Club should assist
comedy will be offered.
bars in the city, stated that all that the other parties to make some offer
15.91 acres, as above: also tract ..
between above and center Trask
m the management.
he drank and treated out at his as to what they would pay. The
Debate, High School Audi­ River.
| The first matter discussed was own bar he payed for out of the
testimony showed the nlanager had
torium, Jan. 30, 1914.
Grover E. Hart to Lucia J. Dey finances, and how to raise suffi­ hotel company’s money, sometime used offensive names unfit for pub­
Mtg. $3.000.00 con., as above
cient funds to properly entertain that this would run $5.00 or $6.00, or lication before guests in discharg­
Owing to the lack of railway ser­
Charles W. Mead to Victor Griep. the visitors. It was thought that more per day, stated that he had
vice, between Tillamook and Port­ Wtv Deed. $10.0) and other. I.ot the encampment would take the never managed a hotel before at ing some of the help, that dinning
room girls had quit because of
land, the debates scheduled between 3, block 32. Wheeler.
Lodge, No. 114, I.O.O. F. place of a Fourth of July celebra any time, but that he thought that Manager Worrall’s language and
the Tillamook High School teams to Nestucca
Frank L Owens. Wty Deed. $8.00 tion] as the encampment will be he could manage a hotel as well as conduct toward them,
__ , and much
and outside schools had to be given con. Lots 44- and 47, block 2, held about the 16th. 17th and 18th anybody else, because 1
his own other testimony too long for publi­
up. However, the two tennis will I O.O. F. cemetery.
June, and would be of far more money was in the business.
cation.
Percy Sheldon to William A. benefit to the city, as a large
put op a local contest in the High
Stated that he was cn a salary of
It is but fair to state that the
Olson
and
wife.
Meeh
Lien.
Bal.
School Auditorium Ian. 30, 1914, at
amount
of
money
will
be
left
here
$100 00 per month as manager, that cross-examination of the plaintiff’s
material $67.50. On residence on
X7:30 p.m. There will be some mus­ on
Lot, Sunnymead add to Tillamook by the visitors. A soliciting com his wife drew a salary of $35.00 per witnesses developed the fact that
ical numbers added, which will City.
mittee wan appointed, composed of month to assist in looking after the some
8Ome of the testimony given was
tend to make the evening enjoyable
D. L. Van de Wiele to W. S. Cone. Dr J. E. Reedy, Will Spaulding aud hotel, that his daughter was on a from former employes of the hotel,
Mtg.
$600.00
con.
Lots
5
and
6,
as well as instructive to all who
Ucx1cis*tr
7“ fY
^« sssa ­ 1
t
.
..
,
, ,
,
W. J. Stephens.
salary t-t(
of 4 $25
00 I ryoe
per swsrymtl-»
month * as is cs
secre
some of Whom it waa claimed had
block 4, James Fuller's addition to
wish to attend.
| The committee from the Club on tary of the company, and that they been discharged, and tome had
Bay
City.
The question tor debate will be,
A. B Wood to O. W. Kinnaman. arrangements is composed of the all got their t>oard, room and wash­ quit ; it was also stated by Manager
resolved “That the United States 1 Chat
Mtg.
$100.00 con. On live President, Fred C. Baker, Henry ing free, that the company owed a Worrall’s attorneys that they had a
Should Maintain a Large Navy.’’ stock.
Crenshaw, Ira Smith, D L. Shrode $1000.00 or more to a wholesale li­ number ot witnesses to introduce
The affirmative side of the question
Emil P Larson to Tillamook and C. I. Clough.
quor house and some other debts, in favor of Mr. Worrall, but as
will be upheld by Erwin Schnelles County Bank. Chat Mtg. $275.00
I The Committee from Cornith Post the amount of which he did not Judge Holmes announced that he
and Stella Goyne, the negative by con. On team horses and outfit.
know.
__ , wty ** composed of Frank Severance,
| would have to leave the city early
Henry Diehl to W. J. Berns
Verne Baine and Thos. Coates.
Stated that he had some six to Friday morning he could not hear
Deed. $1,250.00 con Lots
I
1 ' and 2, C. K. Reynolds. J. S. Diehl, and
An admission of fifteen cents will
block 10, A A. Miller's addition to that from the auxiliary Mesdames ten different barkeepers in the last further testimony at this time and
be levied to defray the expenses of Tillamook.
four months, that he had run one that as neither Manager Worrall nor
Schultz, Anthis and Ruger
the evening.
W J Berns to Henry Diehl. Mtg.
As soon as the date is decided on of them out of the bar with hie any of the stockholders nor officers
$1 150.00 con. Same land as above.
pistol because he had tried to stop seemed to know the financial con
G. A
Edmunds to Tillamook these committees will meet and
Circuit Coart Cases.
a fight in the saloon between him- dition of the hotel company, and
City. Mtg $2.01») con. East 60 ft. organize.________________
Circuit Ji.dgeWebster Holmes dis­ and 100 ft. of lots 7 and 8, block 2, Good Dairy Farm for Sale Cheap. self and another man, because he that it was admitted that the books
original town of Lincoln, now Tilla­
would not pull off his apron and . were in bad shape and that he
posed of the following cases in the mook City.
quit when he told him to. Stated wanted to do exact justice to all of
For
Sale,
a
fine
dairy
ranch,
con
circuit court :
J. G. Balmer to N. C. Hansen.
Peter By ran vs. The Garibaldi Wty Deed. $1.00 con. Two tracts taining 140 acres 100 acres of which that he had discharged hie night the stockholders.
each
20 acres m sections 2 and 35. is river bottom land, with 16 head clerk and got hie revolver to run
Beach Co, Case revived and con­
The judge stated that he would
of cattle
A new seven roomed him out of the house because he
tinued in the name of Lee M Alley tps 1 and 2 north, range 10 west.
house. The place will keep 40 cows
appoint two expert bookkeepers to
United States to Lillie M Boynton. when all cleared To be sold for threatened to fight him ; that he
and Claud J. Hubbard, Same Patent.
Homestead S j Nw I4 and $7,000 or easy terms. Purchaser had discharged, as he stated, for go carefully through the books, bills
order made in another case.
N J Sw >«, section 34. tp 5 south, must deal direct with owner, and incompetency various cooks, din­ and business of the hotel company
Fred Blinn va. John W Boyer range 10 weat. 100 acres.
by doing so real estate agents com ning room girls, and other help in since it was organized over a year
Fred I- Wither to George A- mission will be saved to the pur­
and M. O. BoVer Demurrer sus­
ago and that they should carefully
Withee. Wty Deed. $000 00 con. chaser.—Enquire at the Headlight the hotel ; admitted that the busi­ audit the same, that they should
tained and case dismissed.
ness of the hotel was running down,
Undivided 4 interest in Se $ Ne i office.
A. F. Steiner va. A. O. Jackson snd lot 1, section A tp 4 south,
and for the last few weeks there make an inventory sf all of the pro­
and wife. Ordered that answer of range 7 west 80.44 acres.
perty, both real and personal, and
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
had been almost no business.
defendant be filed and plaintiff
Desk
Rutgers to_ Tillamook
This
remedy
has no superior
for
a list of all its assets, that they
1
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.____ ____
Stated
that
a
bookkeeper
he
had
County Bank. Chat Mtg. $ „_____
ISO. 00 cough» and cold» • It is
■■ pleasant
given 30 days to reply.
should also prepare a statement of
con On live stock, donkey en­ to take. It contains no opium or was incompetent to keep the books,
Clay Daniela va. J. D. Jones and gine. etc.
other narcotic. It awayw
a’wayw cures.
curve. stated that at the directors’ meeting all monies received from all sources,
wife. It was ordered that plaintiff
George A. Withee to Wm. Paetak. For »ale by J. S. Ijimar.
some two week« ago a statement all monies paid out for all purposes,
have sad recover $F17.95 interest Wty Deed $1(100 and others. Se >4
had been submited to the directors also of all liabilities and debts, that
Ne '* and lot 1, secticn A tp 4 south,
sad $106.00 for attorney fees, etc.
A North Dakota editor, when told i as prepared byhis bookkeeper show they should appraise and value all
that one of his fsstidious lady sub- ing that the hotel had clea’red eeve property of the company, and sub­
Clark County Investment Co. vs. range 7 west. 80 44 acres.
M. Andrews to Wtv Securit"
mit the same in writing under oath
Srethna S. Phelps and Lucretie J. Sa Lillie
lings and Trust Co. L.
.. Dei.?. •’Cr'ber* kDe,de*’ bre,<1 with <■<>'*• ral thousand dollar» since it had
Kilbourne. Judgment in favor ol $ld(i' co«. Und <4 interest
rest in K | i on’ re«”«rk«d “That is a peculiar been opened, that he did not know and file it with the Clerk of the
plnintiff for $457 75.
of E ). section 12. tp 3 south, range '»cident, but there are others, now personally whether the statement Court, and that as soon as the same
I are need bread with oar shoes on ; I was correct or not. denied that the was filed he would, in the course of
Lois U. Mac Mahon va. Agnes 7 west.
Vgited States to Mom
Mons Sand we need bread with our (»ants on. ' statement showed a net gain of five twoor three weeks, take up the case
ReM and Frances T re ver. Jr. Case
dismissed an no record had been Patent Homestead. Nw j of Se $. and unless some of our dear sub-1 thousand dollar, said that he never for further hearing and decide what
15 tp 1 south, range 9 west
mads that the case bad been die-1 section
scribers pay what ia due we will | waa intoxicated and staggered, al­ was best to do in the interest of all
W acres.
missed on November 17th. 1911.
F R. Reals In A. &
S. Gilson soon need oread without a darned though he drank very heavy, stated of the stockholders.
Joseph Swn’h va. James Smith Agveeirent $1.06 and others. Re­ thing on.'*
And the Court appointed a« such ex­
that the books had always been
snd W D. Stillwell. This was a lative to time to remove timber on I
pert accountants A. H. Gaylord of this
open
for
the
stockholders
to
come
Colds
to
be
Taken
Seriously
w 4 Se U. section 15 and two acres
case filedoo L3th of February.
(.1 Nw corner o< Ne I section 22. All I Intelligent people realize that and see them, and that he had al­ city and C. H. Carlton, one of the ex­
it teas ordered dismissed
in tp I aowth range 9 west.
common colds should be treated ways tried to give them a squure pert* engaged in auditing the boots of
C. K Reynokla to Tillamook City. promptly, if there is sneeatng and •leal, stated that he was willing to the County, and dirseted that they be
Martha M. Hauer va Helen
and A chilhaeoa with hoarseness, tickling lease the hotel at from $M0 to
allowed $7.50 each per day as compen­
I A. aim Gilday and K. N. Crockett Mtg ffittua» con. I-ots 5 and
and
coughing.
begin
hknek 21. Thayer s addition to Till throat
sation
for their services and proceed at
promptly
the
use
of
Foley's
Honev
per
month
to
some
competent
per
­
aanooh.
and Tar Compound. It is effective,
va I. C. Quick,
State of Oregon to I. J. McCor- pleasant to take, checks a cold, and son who would buy all of the hotel vnc«£with their duties.
It is unfortunate both for the Hotel
nt h. Quit Claim Deed $1 UU
uh con.
eon. stops the cough which causes loss furnishings at what they cost. He
lad Addie Quick mi«k.
hjefeudants over Tide land fronting and abutting on of sleep and lowers tbs vital resist stated that he had had a fight with Company »nd Tillamook that this fire
Iota 2 and 3, block 2. Ganbakh. and
a young man in the bar and knock hotel baa gut iale ito present conditi..,.
ruled, and defendants given 20days
to plead.
C. E. Reynolds vs. J. W. Vint aud
G. B Lamb. Demurrer taken as
confessed. G. B. Lamb given leave i
to ^file amended answer. Plaintiff
given ten days to plead or more.
Charlotte M Coyle, against Chas.
P. Nelson, et al, sale confirmed.
Grace Cornforth vb C. A. Corn-
forth, divorce granted.
Lee M. Alfey and Claud J. Hub­
bard vs. the Garibaldi Beach Co.,
sale confirmed.
and that the stockholders cannot agr. e
to employ some thoroughly competent
hotel man to manage the hotel and
make a success of it.
A number of our citizens put their
money into the stock of this hotel in
order to have a first-class hotel run in a
business way in order to assist our city
as it is generally admitted that such a
hotel as this if managed in a proper
manner would be a great advertisment
to our city. And we have every rea-
son to believe that J udge Holmes in
his wisdom and sitting as a court of
equity will find some way in fairness
to all of the stockholders to make the
hotel a success. Some of the stockhold­
ers never expected any profits from the
money they put into the hotel but do feel
that they are entitled to a square deal
and to have the hotel managed in a
business, proper and moral manner, so
that it will be the pride of Tillamook,
and all of our citizens, not only of this
city but of the county, feel a pride in
this fine hotel and hope to see the day
soon come when they will receive such
treatment from the management of
the hotel that they can get behind the
hotel and boost for it and feel free and
welcome to visit the hotel and be made
to feel at home.
ti
y
with the problem of buying Harnett
you will find it distinctly advanta­
geous to come and do your select1
ing here. You will get the bes'
qualities, the most thorough am’
conscientious workmanship and b
charged the most reasonable pricer
We can supply single or doubl
Sets or any single article that yo
may be in need of.
W.A, Williams & Cc
Babies will grow and while I
are growing, you should have tl
photographed often enough lol
a record of each interesting *
of tlieir childhood, Y ou w i 11 f
the collection of baby’s picti
more and more as the years go
Monk's Studio.
"My Mamma Says -
It’s Safe for
Children
CONTAINS
NO
OPIATES
FOLEY
HONE’
1
For Coughs andû
TüUmouk, i