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DIED.

BARKER On Monday. August IL. 1912, Mt s
an, THOMAS BARKER beloved husband
OF Sarah Barker (nee Biasl.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BARRY. ON Sunday. August H. 1912, at Sis
Pm, at Georgetown University Hospital,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-12
BORN.
MARRIED.

LCTHY. On Sunday. August II, 1912. TO John
Ii. and Eva NJ. Luthy, son.
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Washable F0ur=ir1=l1and
Madras Ties.

i'm white. plain colors and the
popular white with colored
stripes. \ choice assortment OF
patterns.
Special price, E for 75c.
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STRICKEN At HIS POST,
HURRIED TO HOSPITAL
DR.. Thomas B. McCIintic Con-
tracts Rocky Mountain
Spotted Fever in Montana.

Another martyr to science is DR..
Thomas B. McClintic of the public health
and marine hospital service, who is being
hurried to Washington hospital from
Bitter Root valley, Montana. suffering
with the dread Rocky mountain spotted
fever, which he went there to investigate
and check.
Dr. McClintic is an authority on this
mysterious malady. He has been as
signed repeatedly to battle with the
disease peculiar to a section of the United
States and known nowhere else in the
world, which attacks the human race
with greater or less virulence and fatal
ity.
Stricken While on Duty.
valley since the beginning of the tick
season." in March, until it's close, in
June and was laid low after danger was
remote. He stuck to his
post while the danger was greatest, and
is supposed to have contracted the
disease while doing laboratory work.
Rocky mountain spotted fever is
known in many states bordering on the
east slope of the Rockies. It's virulence
varies, and is recognized as worst in
DR.. McClintic conducted his investiga-
lions to determine why the fatality was
so preponderant at that locality. and to
evolve measures to stop it.
War on the tick was the measure
evident. In establishing what enemies
would best eradicate the tick. DIR. Nc
Clintic succumbed to the attack of the
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Mrs. j. c. Knoop is visiting her aunt
Mrs. H. l.. Remmell of Little Rock.

Miss Rose B. Levy of G34La l. street
northwest has gone to Atlantic City for
an indefinite stay. Before returning home
she will visit friends and relatives in
New York and Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-12

Mr. III. l.. Remmel of Little Rock Wis
tied his sister-in-law. Mrs. S. S. Peers,
at Highland Park, Va, this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-12

MIR. Harry Dockslager has gone to At
lantic City.
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LUSBY-RAlTZ Mrs. +. NJ. Raitz wishes to an
nounce the marriage Of her daughter EDITH
TO Mr.. FRANK b. LuSBY on July ~, 1912.
at Alexandria, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-12

Mrs E. B. Wishart is with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles NJ. Manly. at her sum-
mer home, Freeport, L. I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-12

Miss Fannie Virginia Burke is tn.
guest of Capt. and Mrs. Bootes L. :. y.
at the Brooklyn navy yard.
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A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs T.
P. Hickman, Mrs. j. G. Dellamico and
Miss Sadie V. Householder left Friday
morning in Mr.. Hickman's touring car
for an extended trip to Atlantic City,
Asbury Park, Boston to the Adirondacks,
Saratoga and the Hudson river.
Mrs. r. B. Shreve and daughter. Miss
Marie Shreve. have returned to their home
in Ballston. after stay at Berkeley
Springs, w. Va. where Mrs. Shreve has
been for her health.
Miss Lillian Mcdonnell and Miss Marie
McBeth have just returned from Atlantic
City. where they have been visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. III. Acheson have
moved from the Cumberland apartment
to the Kenesaw, 10th and Irving.
Lord and Lady Anglesey. the latter
formerly Lady Marjorie Manners, who
were married Saturday in London, began
their honey moon aboard the bridesroom's
yacht the Semiraniis, and will cruise
along the French coast. The bridal dress
was of soft satin draped entirely with old
rose point lace. The train was of gold
brocaded white satin. The bridesma ids
wore dresses copied after old-time DOR
traits. the children attendants wearing
pale pink muslins and the boys garter
blue velvet. The king and queen sent the
bridegroom cuff links with the royal in
itials in diamonds. as did the King and
Queen of Spain.
The bridegroom's latest gift was a
superb pendant Of diamonds and pearls
The center stone is an immense rose
diamond of extreme luster and purest
colog. Surrounding it are two rows Of
bril1iantS. the whole cluster supporting
a pearl-shaped pearl of beautiful tint.
The long rope of pearls, which was his
betrothal gift, is one of the family
Jewels. and Lord Anglesey has added
to them several rings and brooches, all
of ANTIQUE setting and of great value.
The Duke of Rutland's wedding gift
to his daughter was diadem of
Hispano- Moresque workmanship. and
her mothers present was fashioned Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-12

Mr.. George W. Wylie and Mr.. Leon r.
Trudewind have returned from q week $
stay at Atlantic City.
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Miss Virginia Custus Perry. 2olS g
street northwest. has gone visit to
friends in stanton. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-12

Mr.. r. r. Darrell. accompanied by
his niece. Miss Virginia Brooke Magruder
left today for Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-12

John Q. Darlington OF the Amsterda n
apartment has gone on visit to his
brother i'm southern Florida
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-12

Mr.. G. Einsetler and wife of Brooklyn,
n. Y, are visiting Mrs. ). Peers and
Mrs. V. r. Snyder at Highland Park,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-12

Mr. Louis Eisemann and family OF
Washington are at the Hotel Bellevue.
Dresden.
Miss Mamie r. Gall and Miss Jessie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-12

The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Meyer arrived Yesterday Newport
aboard the Dolphin and are expected to
spend the week there.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18

gIIen Collier an Grdee @. Wbits
acre. $1,000.
Dapio Drahenberg an Columbia
Bt. II. Sap. Co., $500.
Gbos. Wlouh on Wc3art 6. u. y.
Co., $4,000.
gtos. .. 5urner an Gsrman y. 8.
II. g. 60, $500.
@stiIgtt 6npotheten.
SObn 6snberfon an Tliami Up. 9.
II. g. Co., $500.
MnHa MiIIer on gant Strabe y.
u. Co., $500.
". 2. 6artnsb an GGa 3. Somon,
$500.
Gmilie gaiebous an Z. Ddrb 6. II.
3. Co., S250O.
Gath. WeGuIIougb an gitt Gbss
q. u. 8. Co., $500.
etmos 6. Wcoo an RdSiion 3. u.
Qo. 2, $s75.
GeO. Wasner an 9ai. 5umpbreps,
$500.
). 6. Goslins an GIenpan 8. u. d
Co., $500.
Bertha aiIinssr an Otto aaiisr.
$1400.
gb. Q. Rusent an Soui1ern Gbia
6. u. z. Co., $500.
.SpIepb Gmmih on 4ppnoaIs 6. u,
3. Co., $2500.
IJm. Berger on Geo. 8. 8tump &
Cons. $1,000.
Sba Berger on auidtpi!boraDdI y
u. Co., $500.
u. 8. GtsrIp an Sas. q. Cooper
Sll0o.
g. 3. 5uiTsp an Cabinet 6. u. q
Co., $750.
aaron u. Jerris'on 5oIpitaI .. 6
gburh, $24Oo.
3erislbe an +. u. S6mibi, 5000.
1eri.lbe an Gelia cling, $500.
slora Wdib an 6eIpetia g. ii. 3
Co., $4,000.
Gmma gobmener an CD. MeGar
tbn. $50.
Sohn Cooper an German .. 6. u
g. Co., $1,000.
.. Drahenterg on Columbia 9i. Il
9. Co., $3.50.
| 6. 8ersmonn an Ulo3art 6. u. 9
Co., $4,000.
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GrnHoeiseatbums llebertrasunasn

gincinnati, II. SUM.
Settle gt. ait.srias er gannp Ws!s,
Is SUB CT Mbmonb Sirabs; 81.
8. 6. ampt's Grben cn Winni.
!5eiHSs, so SUB an gara Gtrabe; 81.
Carrie Boiler On geo. aleiner, 40
CUB on A. apenue. Green Tp.; 81.
2ouiie 4erper cn scfn u. gIari,
80 Jab an 2ongoon gipeHue; 81.
Bartlett Real.p 60. OIL giteri .3spf,
"a Sub on 2oeuIt Sirobe; 81.
pctrid gonIon's Grben (per Ghss
rifD on Worp Gonlon, / 2nt an on
9. unb 2 Cots Gil Of Groat Strobs;
$4,000.
llnion SoDinss Reoltp 60. an SO.
6. Robinfon, api 1858 in Hortb gpIs
Iees 0iu aboiiion; 81.
Gnlilis Qiebau5 on gernarb Risisn,
25 SUB On penbleton SircBe; 81.
eugenia 8. Bragg oa Mtasion q
Cams unh GnIeb Q. 8ragr. 70 sruE
an @inoins Wep, 100 Gub on Dana
Apeniie; 81.
8ieieibe an bi.fslbtn, PIP SUB ar
Gona 4Denue, 100 Gub an Reubins
Roob; 81.
Disfelbe on bieieIben, So SUB az
OGtota ADtnus, ITO Uub an WoriOr
Qpenue; 81.
Diefelbe on bieTsIbtn, 96eil Der 90.
280 in Worp u. 9raeg's llnttrobtbtt
lung; ST..
Dieieibe an bieIslbtn, 145 Jub al
Tortbfbe 4Denus, 155 Gub an Der
islben alpenue. 103 Jub an moOobu-r
gfptnut; ST..
Diefelbe an biefelben, 2 Cots az
Ttnrion Qoen..; $1.
Wcrgoret Sitter an Geo. Wsper.
60! an Gumorgo pift; 81.
0b. BosDIsr an Qe13is Ulspsr, 5t
Gub an 9repor GDenns; 81.
SuIius SrHntca al Mm. 8. Me
lasL Got. 1o6 Ia. .Gart nloee4. i. q
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lei6en in eleiher 8eiie on ben syol.
gen bon lleberanitrengung bes aor.
pers, mie Ropiihmer3eu, Riiden.
ihfpahe, llebelfeit, 8eritopfung,
8elo- oher @aiierluht, 2eber. mnb
Rierenleiben. Ger Cine tbut snpiel
i'm 2ebensgenuB, Der anbere IN Der
arbeit uno in beioen sSd1en tpiro Der
aorper NIT giftigen abfaGitoffen
iiberlnbe1lJ bas 9lut nergiftet. Arm
i,ns Reih fonnen Seillng finoen bel
hcnt beriibrnten, rein negefabiIiihen
SeiImittel, ben ct. Bernard arauter.
pillen. 9enft borai1, baB oieie nun.
bertbdtigen Villen in alien 4potbsten
fir uur % Gents su baben
fina. ba
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Cincinnati. II. Juni.
Reue SnpotbeteR.

- y . f-
Qouii. Ditt on iinancs 6. ii. g.
Co.. $1,000.
WaItsr W. Sbompfon on 9lpria 6.
II. .. Co.. $1,000.
CLARA u. 6ouerman an ShiiBsn
9 II. 6. Co.. $1,000.
UhoriB Neis on peari Ctr. Wars
.ei 8nnt, $24OO.
Sobn Jobiano an Columbia 9. II.
G. Co., $3.50.
Winnis 6einse an gOltrain 9. Il.
g. Co., $1,000.
]. 3. Gong On Carthage g. II. 6.
d., $1,000.
Spjspbine 9biem on aibsral 6. u.
9. Co., $3.50.
ssuri 2. Jump on sbOs. gIari.
$500.
sgrep. Meb on Ibos. glart, $3.50.
Marp gonIon an Meuior 6. u~ q.
Co., $500.
Ratb. Rebbp 1robels on 6pbe pdrl
g. II. 6. Co., $1075.
Nserlt R. Orobmnnn an Mubifor
B. u. go. 2, $500.
Games g. Grcbmann on oisielbe
$500.
Geo. mdgnsr an bieitlbe, $3.50.
@. SD. gltphone on bieftibe. $1,000
6omer 6. Gin an bieIeib<. $1750.
Gko. Weper al bieislbe. $500.
Grnit Gspslboff an GtelIa ga
5irfn, $2283.50.
Geo. Msappes an gartbase~S. II. 8
a., $500.
| so. &. Tad an 4melin 9ub. $54o0
Ghns. g. Smith an Winton plac.
g. u. g. Co., $1,000.
Taar s5rontel on Gb. M. Spansfn
berg, $500.
60. 6. gseiit1us an Otrmnn y. 6
u. g. Co., $50.
| s5rani Weebt on Wertnntile U. u
ln. Co., $4,000.
| Uturp 6. yeoger an 6uHt Str.-l
u. 3. Co.. $500.
ls1giiss.a s's'' ~ = Q HsA''a''
| StfferIon 8. Mephprn an Gputberl
| Gbio Gop. Nf. Co.. $1,000.
| Sba Berger an Meikrn & Goutherl
Qife Jni. Co., $44O0.
| 1rnntlin 8. MaIier an N)xlterl
| 6ids g. g. II. g. Co., $1700.
pei<r 90. 8otbmer an Giii5ens z
lN. SO. 2, $500.
i q. o. WrdbGm on Rinbsl Mp. e.
"a. o.. 5000.
| Gam. g. Dali an price. in 9lo.s
l1. d. q. Co., $4,000.
i GIDiro Whlecb and ,Gntben 8. y. 4
Co., $45M.
j Nm. Q. Dan and eGs1usDpolitans&
In Gas. Ia t0o0
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". linterobtbeilune, Bpoming; 81.
u Jchn .. 61femeisr an SuIanna ".
aothorn, 25 Gub on 8aptOn StraBe;
81.
R. .. glc.oecmb an Glpro l)s.
GreenfieIb, 40 SUB an gnrnet 4oss
nue.; 81.
Union SapiRss ReaItp SO. on
WlarD gepelbofi, Got 1916 in Vort9
Gclege Sin lnterabtbeIIung; 81.
aIbert WenoeI an SEQ. Wappes. 20
CUB an ct. gntbonp Strdbe; $1,000.
gbas. +. 5ub an 9arnst .. Jad,
25 5ub an Clifton Gpenus; 81.
g1ul W. Rapp ON Rebecca aemp.
ton, 80 5ub an Goeuit Strabs. Dr..
Maibin9ton; ST..
Ggrans aonrab on 5rsb. 0oelier, /
Sirsifsn aonO in Ss.tion 81. Sprinss
ftslb Up; 81.
Ben. +. Rc2snnan an Gran. Bee
be, AZ CUB an .6olpeu Npenue; 81.
sSobn granoiteitsr an Gffie ].
Sbotpen. 100 SUB an Beg apenus,
4nosrion Up; 81.
Bertha aiiiinger an Marn 6. 8oIos
ifmiOi. Got IS in 3. 81. Dratss nns
tsrdbtbsiIuna. SatIep; 81.
Senrp 8. 1anlor an 5enriette Ruiz
IeII, so Jub on 5illiioe 4penue; $500.
Geo. pDlitsr an alfreb 6. Jor, Is
6ub an Wdlnut Strobs, GImpooo;
81.
Grace g. Wbitatre an 9lllen Col.
lisr, l Got an Sit auburp apenue;
81.
Otto aaiisr on Carrie 8. glidoIas,
70 CUB an Wihigan apenue; 81.
qillian m. portion on gsd, Nnotrs
ION &c BED Co., l Got an gHrisa'
9tpenue: $40 etc.
Jrunt Waguirs an Gbriiiian gleb
Got SIC in Dbio 6. II. J. go. untsr'
abtbeiIuns; 81.
Sobn VI. Wdttbeps an gsiFe q
Sunb, % Jub on Delta 4psnue; 81
W. y. cooper an gIpira %. Uit
2epb, 80 'Sub on GineoIn apeHut; 81
Rate 6. Stsipori cn Geo. N
Steipart, 3 Cots in Wohdipt aanb 60
llnterabtheiIuna, 2 Cots in Ghas. W
StuIs's llnterabtbeilung, COLLEGE 5ia
81.
6. ainbner on Jraui ). 9orstr
16l 5ub an Race StruBe; 81.
Spfspb G. Roth an SOi. 6. Roth
Sr., 35t Jub an qurcsu 4penue; 81
Jnnnis Waihnot an Sobn Wos
pens. / Got an 5isbIanb apenus, Ror'
tpooo; 81.
5o6n Wpspsns an Ibom J. Wui6
moi, / Got an 5isbIano apenus. gor
/ pcob; 81.
4ngsIins GnssIts an Roie 8. Jrsh
| / Got an gpol StraR.; 81.
Wdrgaretbe 5uber on Norgdrc
| s5riss, / Got an Gid Run Roab; 81.
gbriIiop5 gersmonn CT ghas
Tlauh. 20 SUB on ReTliden apenu:
nube 8ins; 81.
Gbna giTbop on Gam. 5onnon, 2,
Jub an Gin Strabs. 2cpelano; SIS
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Sn b5dHer n otb.

5srr gs0Hslbsrgsr rtiit nad ame'
rita.
Mdhrenb eines fiirhterIifen Gtur.
mes IeiDet er in ieiner aniiite grdb.
lide Gnnlen.
Hl0hlih Iieht Der Gteiuaro Dor ibn
- b0s aIopiea bntJioifeIberacr iuobl
I'm Miifrubr Der Glemefite iiberb6rt
i.rio iprid,t. @eroen 2err 9t0iiel-
herger bic Site hoben. mir bnsE sErinE-
geIo .if,on Jest sii Geben2
Aber Mnnn, iagf 9toiieIbergef ert.
riiiies, mir iill0 ia erit in feds Eo9ess
In 9luu VDrfl
Gebr ipobI, 3err NoHeIberoer. Ian.
ies hie Gntssenung. bds G@iff
idJnebt ntet IN b0&fter @efnbr. nit
lg)auss- s-,mo 0|c,l1 1is DsrIouisn !. I il
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linen lase Die Jra9s Ordnste fid ei-
mem Seben auf. QlIs eine CUTE 0ors
bebeutune erfhien IS ibnen, paB ruh
Dem triiben. unfreunblihen Sase 5uz
Dor Der StmmeI piebsr blau iiber ibnen
fi1 tpDlbte unb bic Spnne ibnen einen
parmen. freunbIiden WorsensruB
fanbte.
Inter ben beitersn Menihen auf
benz 0ede. unter Den pielen 9eithtern,
ouf oenen Idmmtlih Die 5reuoe it'd,
ausprdgte, fuhte Seinrif's 4uge pers
eebens Marie. odtte Der Ruf: ,2anb!
2ano!" ihr DIR niht erreiht2 @erz
langte lie niht boifelte gu fehen9 Sic
tonnte oas frembe 2anb freilih niht
nit 5reuben besriiben, BERN daetH uno
perldiien betrat ibr SUB bafelbe.
SIMMER nGber frat bic 5rooe, mas
er fir Die llnsliiSEite thun follte. on
i'm beran unb babel ballten ibm bi,
mdbnenben Worte bes aapitdns i'm
DIRE ipiher. Worer otnn i'm StarDe.
ibr gu helfen2 9rieb ihn ieirie 4uFgabe
niht ioelett meter? Gr itrid nit Der
Sdnb iiber bic Gtirr bin, nhne einsn
auspeg gu finben.
0ieie 9eDonten periteuhten feline
eisene 5reube. Menige Stunbsn nod
uno er iolIte fih bon ibr trennen. Die
ibm ourh ihr uneiiit 10 ndbegetreten
mar! gieIlsiti fab er lie ME tpieber.
Gr be9riff bic TO freuoig srreeten
Wenihen, bic ibn umgaben, nt6i.
odtts oenn teiner Dor IIlsn Mlitlsio
nit bem drmen, unsIiitliheu Rdb=
den? gDubien iie nitt, bdb ihm Der
Batter geitorben unb ndbrsnb Nrglahi
in Das Wleer binoboeisutt ipor2
3aoet tr1t 5u ibm.
.Sis fheinen fih nidt odriiber su
freuen, oab mir enbIid am 3iels anses
langt iinh?" fprah Ct,
Seinrih mubte esplItIam bic Ge.
oanien, bic ibn beitGftigt batisn, ob.
ihiitteln. UNI iih nift 3u perrathen.
SIR mid bat bic 5reuoe nthts
llebsrraitsnoes, oa ih pom aapitdr
pubte, bab mir beuts Imsriin srrei,
den pirben," snteeenste er.
sd faiie Sic niht," fuhr Der ab.
potot fort. ,Uai6 bat es itets freubic
bsriibrt. tpenn id IeIbit mad elmer fur,
sen Reiie bas 3ieI errsitt babe, uni
Sic sriportst pbenein Elm gang neusl
Qebenl"
rgielsiht III es seraoe bisIss, tpai
rlsins Jreubs oGmpft, bsmsrtts Stinr
rid duspeitsnb. .,5eoenfals peii
if ni6t, mas ss mir bringen fpiro, UNI
je lrenissr man bofft, um 10 penissl
tann man sstduidt trsrbsn."
.Sie iprshsn nitt ME elm Siina
ling, ionbern ipie eiu Wann, Der elm
rsihe erfabrung binter iih bat" mar
3aost sin. yShrs 4Hibauung.n .Dn
nsn ii6 unmoglib auf ei9sns GrIebnifTr
eriinosn, Die Juseno BAT pon ieter bi
GegenDart frsubig srFabt, phns lid
oll3u pisI I'm bic 3utunft gu tim
mern." 'v
Damn miihsn Sic ben p.roammen
Der aus Den grfabrungsn Qnbere
Isrnt, unb bod bsrubt barauf unfer
ganss giiouns," CAB 5sinri6 su
Nntrport.
3aeet mari einen fhns[en priifsn
ben Bid ouf Ssinrih.
Sic iino tein Goufmdnn, ipie Si
mir geiast baben." rief sr raid Elm
| faIlerb.
5eInri6 psrmo6ie feinen llntpiaei
ni6t Idngsr SuriidSubaltsn.
rDOrauf sriinben Sic bic gsred
tiguns. an msineH Worttn su slrei
| feln2" fraats er.
r4uf meine eieene 4nT6ouung.-
Damn tperben Sis aud mir oeftot
ten, an Der unfsblbarleit bi.ier an
f6ouuns gu spsifsIr, oo icb fir bi.
islbe nod ni6t ben geringi.en 9stpei
gefunoeu babe, ,nigeenete 6einridb.
3abst prebi, bic aippsn aufeinan
Der.
(ssortfeeltng foIgt.)
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Die Sunopner Strabe.

Webr als in anbern 0rohitGbie1
bdi man in Der 5nuptitnbt bes britis
idfn Reihes inmitisn nes Straben.
lebens bas gefiibI. in sinem ufsrIoien
Msere babin su treiben, 6ls jeots 9ers
iLhs ipDtitt, Elm ubesihIoHenes Bib
ooraus 3u mahtn. 1baiidh!ih 9ibt
e audi nur duberfi penies eelunpens
Taritennngen Der 2onoonsr Sirdbs.
sic bat nitt bas darbigs uHb Ditto.
reste Der pariier Sirabe, un3 ihr
felt bas ReinIide unb Gif5ipiinirls
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1912-04-03
WOMAN KILLED BY
PHYSICIAN IN AUTO
DR.. E. H. Howell Arrested After
Taking Victim to Hospital
in His Machine

Miss Emma StehlIn, 45 years old,
living at 2o3S Devisadero street and
employed by the Domestic Utilities
Manufacturing company OF Los An
geles, was struck down by. an auto
mobile driven by DIR. Il. Fl. Howell Of
1884 jackson street shortly before 10
o'clock last night. Miss Stehlin was
almost instantly killed. Doctor Howell
was arrested and taken to- the city
prison.
The accident occurred in Golden Gate
avenue between Franklin and Cough
streets. Doctor Howell was proceeding
westward at speed which he says did
Stehlin, who was crossing the street.
apparently stepped in front of the ma
chine. She was hurled to the ground
and dragged almost so feet before the
auto could be stopped.
Doctor Howell lifted the body of his
victim into the machine and rushed her
to the central emergency hospital. Miss
Stehlin was dead when they arrived
An examination showed that she had
sustained fractured skull. internal In
juries and numerous abrasions.
The accident was witnessed by c. +.
stanford of 752 Golden gate avenue and
J.. c. Bolter Of 7os Golden Gate avenue
Police Sergeant James McEntee and
Patrolman Edward Plume arrested
Doctor Howell after having taken the
statements OF the witnesses.
Doctor Howell said last night that
he did not see Miss Stehlin until she
was directly in front Of the automobile
diately and reversed the lever. but was
powerless to prevent the tragedy.
Howell was formerly member OF
the central emergency hospital stan.
but resigned March !.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1912-04-03
Fans Wild When
Tide Of Defeat Is
Finally SternIned
Henley Hurls Full Game
For Victors; Losers
Put Up Three
By ARTHUR L. PRICE

Encore baseball is what j was.
When the. nine innings. which are sup
posed to constitute a game, were over,
the San Francisco team and the Oak
lands were tied. 7 to Z. t was, as
every one knows the opening conflict
of the campaign. The greatest crowd
that ever saw pennant race break out
of its shell was on hand, $4,000 fans
and Fannys df that's the feminine Of
the word were in Recreation park.
OF course. Tradition had to be pre-
served, the Seals had to win, so the
game was encored, and in the eleventh
inning at 2 minutes to o'clock. Nc
ArdIe came out of the cleaning down
the third base path and cleaned, scin-
tillated. across the plate. scoring the
winning run. The aurora borealis it.