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AUTO THIEF PREFERS
PRISON TO CONFESSION
Liberty Was Promised but He Re-
fused to Disclose the
Robber Gang.

Apromiss made By Joseph J. Msa.
Gle . week ago when he was found
guilty In the Supreme Court Of rs-
csiving stolen goods to expose the In
side workings Of the business Of steal
Ing automobiles In New York was noi
carried out when Msacls was a..
raisnsd before Justice Weeks for ssn-
tenos to-day. Although tie seurt
practically promised him suspsnsion
Of sentence n hs would reveal what
he knows about the widespread prac-
tics Of stealing automobiles. Aeacis
sid he had nothing TO tell. He was
sentenced to serve from two. years to
four years and two months. In Sing
Sing.
Asacls wNs . partner In TIE Aate
0wnsrs' Sales Company. In Colum-
bus Circle. He bought from the
thieyss $4,000 car stolen from In
front Of Re,ssnweber's on the niRht
Of Dec. -. 1918. When found euiity
he tntimatsd that automobile steal
Ing In this city 10 an organised In.
dustry and that he could expose Il.
More than 5000 cars have been stolen
In three years.
Assistant District Attorney Deuel.
was detailed to set AeAols's oonfss.
sion. He told the Court to-day that
Meacle had not been frank with him.
Justice Weeks, who knew Asacls's
father. . member OF the Police De-
partment, took a personal interest In
the case and made a personal appeal
10 Mcacle to-day. but the prisoner
preferred prison TO confession.
The evening world., 1915-02-26

take 70 hslp NJ and thsy said there
was nokhiae tAaa they knsw a. an
thankful for such . good medicine and
viii always give il the highest praise. :"
--Mn. c. II. GRIFFITH. 1869 Con-
slant g.. Cleveland. Ohio.
Hanover. Pa.-"f suffered from f.
male trouble and the pains were % bad
1t times that could not sit down. The
doctor advised . severe operation, but
my husband got me Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and ! experienced
great relied in short time. Now I feel
Ike . new person and can do . hard
days work and not mind Il. What Joy
and happiness Il 10 to be we'll once more.
I am always ready and willing to speak
. good word for the Compound."-Mrs.
ADA WILT sos Walnut ST.. Hanover. Pa.
II thsrs are any complications you
do net understand write 70 Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidsntial),
Lynn, Mass. Your letter will b open
I'd, rsad and answered BY . woman
and hsld In stsiat eenfidsnos.-Advt
The evening world., 1915-02-26
"A Easy Way to Get
Fat and Be Strong

: ~ trsssss with msss sAis ssshs we
01na 10 eain weight 10 that they ins,st
- erugGins their ssomAsh o. esufllae q
u>sA ersssv fosds; rubbis9 - ussIsss
f'1nesA crsama" sf foiiewing some sosi.
- Ussyslcai cuiturs STUNT while the real
eoose q thinsess eoes vns0ueas1. Tee
Gonsee est fas until ysus diseseeve tsas4
oolpnnesss TIE feoa you sat.
9oooho 10 . rsmarkabie nv soseatifle
11ssovssy. Il = nov possibis 70 ssmbsss
me Blnp1s fssm the vssy sisnsets
neeosa 10 Ne diasstiss ssgass v hslp
oAsA sssvsrs fsea isss rich. fst.iaasn
blss1- rhis mssssr-ssrohs q nsesn
ooGnogGsy b called oaseoi end hes bssa
opgened ths ersatsss - fsssh- bsii1srs.
oaspol aims throNgh tts re.Gsnsratlvs. re.
ee9etructive powers. 70 c4aS the stomach
- lnssselaes % lysratiy .seak sP the
me sss cf fiSa .S.y .Ss ss
~ tissue ef your body roy can realii :
fsSsSsSnssien Sss S ,sssS. RIsss ssS ycs
T 1.s ssx SSs:s EEL :ss::h sssS.s On :2 I ssSE a..
e}ss sfe.sSx s:.i ..i.Sss = sl.:s ss:c z i.-ss, e q !:
,::Siss : :5;ssfs::: -, :! "a: iss;;
.,siS = i.;ss 'ls:s.s:ii s. i've. 20.
10y snd r.:ssi ssom.sa t.ssS!ss !!
- % ssin ~ psssds % more. .--Advt.
The evening world., 1915-02-26
For Children

White serge box coats,
neat, plain and smart with
their white pearl buttons,
oats. Sizes Q, 8 and 4 years.
Milan hats-white with
blue or brown ribbon bands
and edging Of straw to match,
@1.5O.
Dressesi White linen Rus
sian dresses with wide belts,
low necks, short sleeves, 81.
Fine white lawn frocks
with their dainty collars and
cuffs edged with blue, Sc.
White duck dresses in q very
new model showing wide belt
Of blue in front and back to
match collars and cuffs, %.
Sises 9 to 6 years.
Third Hoor. Old Building
The evening world., 1915-02-26

~ - osnsslns shrsueh slhs ssuttis
80 ~Aas Pusicsman CORN % ths Dast
ly-ssventh street station saw when
~ - 1rum bed - his home at No s>ss
\ I@1 avenos early to-day 10 isvesti-
90 = no1se en the rsof. CORN tncklsd
- - end breuuAt avn JssspA No
tonsssN whose only cxplanasisn Wus that
- wns 'coming N throssh ~ esuetis
~ ~ enc Of the tsnants Or . 1Slnh"
~ ne station Mssiarity 80 reeo0.
uout0 - . man for whoo the peelse
6npo 6esa lschins slnos Dsa. 10. uness
~ nasns e Joesoh l1u11OaA, - .
= wsrrsSs n :,gniiIS ssssssS a.
f;Es'sisss' ma tss ss's::s;'
The evening world., 1915-02-26
AUTO KILLS DAzzLED CHILD.



0ssssr waitssslAev.
Slipping away from her parents.
~ they were watching = ''thriiler"
In q moving picture theatre At Madi-
son Avenue and One Hundred ard
Thirteenth Street last night, six-
year.oid Sadie Moll ran into the
street and was fatally hurt BY the
automobile Of Dr.. Moses Goidbers Of
No. - East One Hundred and
Eleventh Street.
She Was rushsd to Mount sinai
Hospital BY DR.. 0oidberg. but died In
few minutes. The right front wheel
had crushed her chest. Charles and
Annie Moii. her parents. have . store
at No. 70 East One Hundred and
Thirteenth Street.
Dr.. 0oldbsrg said to-day that the
child was apparently dassled By the
ughts In front Of the theatre and
rushed directly In front Of his oar.
About The same time Sylvan waits
fielder. Q broker, No. 81 New Street, iiv-
Ing at No. $50 81. Nicholas Avenae. waa
ssi,.s SS 10y Ss:s. ''ss sS,.s S.nis se ias sss
West One Hundred and Forty NTH
Street. ~ be was crossing. Manhattan
Avenue at Ono Hundred and Thirteenth
Street The broker was taken to 81.
Luks's Hospital with fractured skull
The evening world., 1915-02-26
"Wanamaker
SDeCial"

on q shoe means q big "a
worth of leather, style and
comfort.
Mems feet vary as mems
faces; for that reason we
have sixteen distinct styles
in the "Wauamaker-Spe-
cial" group.
Light. medium OF heavy weight;
kid, calf or patent leather; toe
shapes enough for al sorts Of men.
Burlington Arcade floor. New Bldg.
The evening world., 1915-02-26
For Girls


New Silk Petticoats with
q fetching lowered Aounce
edged with two tiny plain
colored ruffles, $3.50.
MILDLY Blouses Of white
galatea-laced and braided in
white, 8Sc.
Albatross Negligees, s..
Just the right weight for
Spring. Ribbon bound in
sizes 10, l2, IA years; scailoped
and embroidered with dots
in sizes IA, l6 and l8 years.
Third floor. Old Building.
The evening world., 1915-02-26

o1peCWo " "V0 "
undergo ., epsra.
tion. but Ns first
bottle ! took ol
Lydia e. Riakhsn's
Vegetable Con.
pound relieved me d
the pains In my eide
and ! continued IL
use until I became
regular and free
from pains. l had
asked several doc
tors II hera VA
ANYTHING I could
The evening world., 1915-02-26

awakened by . horribly realistic
dream. In II she saw three men
bending over her husbands bod; one
plunged butcher knife again and
again into his breast.
When she awoke, Mrs. Rustieian
caid: che found her husband lying
possible that her sleeping vision may
furnlsh the only clue the police have
a. % TIE identity Of the murderers.
The evening world., 1915-02-26

Task Steamer weehawken ssse.
LONDON. Ysb. aS.-Ths British tank
steamer weshawksn. concerning which
some anxiety was felt because . life
was picked up on the shore at Ansiesey,
10 safe at Barry. The life- buoy was lost
Overheard In q storm three woeks ago.
The evening world., 1915-02-26
For the Dining.roos

For the Dining. room,
.s-pieee iunsd oak suite. si2s. reg
ulsrly ea58.
s-piece Jacobean oak suite. Sl7s.Se
regularly Sa47.
s-piece mahogany suite. $SS.7s,
regularly el7a.50.
lS-piece mahogany suite. Wls,
regularly 9laS8.
Buffet. Jacobesn oak. 81, Fsgu-
China closet, Jscobean OAK. S3S.
regularly e72.
Serving table. Jseobesn oAh. so -
regularly al.
,Chins closet brswn oah. 50, reg
ulsrly $7a.
China closet. iumed OAK. $3.50,
regularly e86.
Sidebosrd. mahogany. $71S, regu-
China closet, mahogany. $3.50,
regularly el53.
Buffet. mahogany. 81, regularly
elOs.
Buffet, mahogany. SIS, resly go.
China closet, mahogany. $lS.7S,
regularly eSS.7S.
For the Bedroom,
t-piece cream /. enamel suite.
$iiS.SO, regularly @as7.
6-piece cream enamel suite,
$127. rs. regularly e454.60.
apiece bird's-eye maple suite. Si7l,
regularly @2As.
S-piece cream enamel suite. $77,
regularly $l64.
apiece mahogany suite. $i1i, reg.
ularly 4a4a.
Chest Of drawers. mahogany,
$27.2S, regularly S54.60.
Dressing table. mahogany. $3.50,
regularly eSS.
The evening world., 1915-02-26
New White SWisses
AZ Lou Prices

All sorts of dainty dot
ted figured and striped
Swisses-pure white. fresh
and dainty, have been Sc
cured at q price.
We have cold their duplicates here
at SSc 10 SOC . yard, but shall
offer these new ones Saturday st
25c and sc You'd
They are 90 inches wide and ere
useful for children's dresses. sum
mer frocks. nishtgowns, curtaina
. dosen and one things.
Mary aew pattsrns.
Enbroidesy and White Goods Section
First foos. Old Building.
The evening world., 1915-02-26
Stockings

Seamless silk stockings IN such
popular shades - Palm Beach.
champagne. navy blue. gray. Rus.
sian green, - well - al blsck and
al white are clocked in black. white
or colors, 6Sc pair.
The evening world., 1915-02-26
MURDER VISION CAME TRUE.
'Saan's HusbanA Slain Just - d
saw lt II Dream.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Fob. 70. -
George N. Rustigian. a wealthy Ar.
menian. was murdered Wednesday
night while he slept In one OF the twin
beds In the room he and his wife
occupied. Fifteen knife wounds had
pierced his body.
His wife told the police shs VA
The evening world., 1915-02-26
Childven's Silk
Stockings

3sc, ! pairs for 81, though they
usually ell 1t 4l pair. Broken sise
range b the reason for their little
prices. Blsck o. white In sises z
and ~. Tan in sises Z to ~.
Made with cotton tops and solss.
Main floor. Old Buildins.
The evening world., 1915-02-26
HOW women
AVOID
OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

CIsveland. Ohio-"My lsft side
pained me 20 foe several years that I
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Disposal Day for Women's
Hosiery and Underwear

New special purchases
make this Disposal Day a
profitable occasion.
Each item is worth your
careful reading.
Underueav
White ribbed cotton vests with
hand crocheted yoAe. Sc each.
Light weight ribbed cotton con-
bination suits. lace at knee (cqual
10 our u srades). sc each.
White glove silk combination suits
(sises 81 to t0). equal to our eS.1S
10 $3.50 grades, $3.50 each.
The evening world., 1915-02-26
These Tomorrow at Half

N any piece listed here shall be sold before you como 10
morrow. there will be other haprce pieces for you to se)
The evening world., 1915-02-26

Chsval siass. nsAogsay. U7.Se.
Chiffonies. mahogany. 80, rssu.
larry SlSe.
Desk table. mahogany. s7s, REF. $50.
Chiffonier. walnut. SIS, reg. ei7o.
Bureau. maple, so, regularly -.
Dressing table. walnut. SIS, red. .osa.
Dressing table. soldea eak. SlS.Se.
regularly Sss.
F.ll eise bedstesd. golden osk, ~,
regularly e4S.
Princess buresu. golden sak. .$7l.So
regularly 4AS.
The evening world., 1915-02-26
For LiUinS. Room,
and Library

s-piece ma. mahogany suite. ssA.ss.
s-piece suite. SO, regularly $50.
Arm chair. mahogany. cane ssas
and back. S2S, regularly $50.
Bookcase. golden OAK. SIS, reg
ulArly go.
,s,Piescssn ssnn iSmsd oah suite. 80. reg
Tsbl: ds:h mahogany. $3.50,
Davenport. tapestry covered. SIS,
regularly $3.50.
Rocker. fumed oak. leather seat.
$3.50, regularly Sl9.
Tes table. fumed oak. $6.7S, resu.
lsrly $3.50.
Chair, fumed oak. cane seat and
back. $50, regularly el9.
Table. mahogany finish. IS, resu.
larly $40.
Couch. mahogany finish. tapestry
cushion. so, regularly ses.
Fifth. Sixth and Seventh Galleries,
New Building.
The evening world., 1915-02-26
Tomorrow Saturday
LAST DAY
February
Furniture Sale
(OrjgtnaD and
Wananaker
Furniture at Half :

Saturday you may help yourself
from hundreds of pieces of GOOD fur
niture at halt, and from the grea!
Wanamaker stocks of regular furniture
at reductions of 10 to 80 1-3 per ce,t.
Monday every piece remaining epes
back to full regular price.
There will be excsptiou-the Stickey mission fur1
ture, which acquired to se a half its established
price and will continue At that price until sold So,e
chairs and rockers, and . few buiiets sideboarts
serving tables Of which had quantities, remain.
KINDLY NOTE-The half-price furniture 10
marked half price only because we want to clear
our floors of all odd pieces and suites and groups
which are not being re-ordered for regular stocks.
In the half-price lot are pieces and suites for
every room, in q variety of woods, finishes and
szes-hundreds of fine things that may not
again be had for such little money.
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@ahrea @efdiht6en

Cine 9RedIenburaer 9oitorin Ibid.
te Dem i'm 5eIoe iicbenOen anett Ell.
mes benad)barten @utsboies eingadef
Sicbeasnben, bariunter Elm Roar
ieI6iigeiiridtc lIntrtlei6er. sJn BEN
Gonfbrieie hieB es: Sd babe mid
NIT cen G,eid,erfen icbr sefreat. Iiebd
arni gaitorin. iulb es frelt mid
aii9 Stnen mittbciIen 5I t5nnen, bal,
ih IN S,reri iebr seebrten llntgrbgjsa
bel DperB cef!eot 4absS
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Gin gutmilt6iger
Jl(ep6ilto.
aomiI9er Roman BON
q. BON 81 interfeIo B.

(5ortfssurs.)
ssmper if,ien fia t6HIia au amiiIi.
rem lrno ibentte oem gleugetommener
aus Der frifagebraaten 6laid)e Elm.
Der Utime bob bds 9las empcr,
6tiaeIte binour9 unb belt es oour
ban beiDeH 4nbsren bin, inbem sr mil
Dr61nenbem gaB fang:
.Stobt an nit benz @ldielein
Hing, fling!
StpBt an nit Dem 9ldIelsin,
fling, fling!
Der Solont lit Elm Mann,
Sas Geben cine SpaHn'.
Seibu b'rum 8ruosr 10
trint%
ngrapo. alofmeier!" rtef Semper
gons snt3iidt.
.grdpo, &lodmeisr!" shote Der
gbor Der Safe aus alien EbeiIen res
Gdrtena.
Der S4auIpieIer liiftete ben 6ur,
blidts fi4 nit @iirbe unb WcbIpoIen
ringsum unb lserte bann fein Gas.
bas Serper iofort pisber fiillts.
sGie fsbsa. psl&es popaIaritG. fi9
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nnOeiseutbumS 6DpOtbefcn
WtneS potbeter

Y
Gsorge 6. gobglsp an 9inna g
OpuabtD $500.
Wtarp Graham an Rinseolb y. uni
6. So. $3.50.
ssobn 6. Rosers an 20. Roe Smiti
$500.
Charles Sugenbsrs an Gsntra
Rorpcob 3 unb g. u. $500.
6eurn Weithprn an Central 6uir
mount .. uno g. So. $2750.
RoIoIie SamueliOn on Gitp Sul
gont $500.
Scnrp 70. Deher All 8is Sour .
nnb g. Gpmpdnp $4,000.
Gdrl Snbniaan an Spcamnre 3
unb 9. 60. $1,000.
Goa W Grabbls an Gprus %. Sc
npon $500.
Better Rofensipeig an Sbpmas 6
poitenaer $2750.
7srant I. Yrin5bah an Soutberr
Ohio 9. xnb 3. 60. $500.
Barbara aeim on Baltimore glrs
9 nnb 3. 60. S1400.
sastpsI @. G6roebtr an 5inbIat
9. unb 3. 50. Ro. 8 $400.
2ouis cSuniet on Spring Garbsr
g. uno 3. 60. $2s00.
Getilete 5bpctbsten.
2is5ie Z. S6ob an Clifton Wlu'
tuaI 9. unb 3. 60. $500.
hilbert gtbman an Gorris 8
StrdebIsn $1,000.
6. 2tlics Satterlsp an 5. W. Sen
Inns $1,000.
Sophia 81. WilTOn an Gapiol 8dri
Drn Cleaning COMPANY 1858.
WlitasI ShoCr an Jofn 6. Roaers
$1140.
u. 30. Sarpuot al eagle e. UNI
8. u. S2750.
.Sareb Wlaris on Muriba u. Sab
Ter $500.
Barbara Seim on 6unboIbt 2pb9t
80. 274 Z. 8. 8. =. $125o.
9eprae frarfenitsin on Brighton
German gaut $3.50.
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limb bann tranf er nod Elm 9las,
lin ibr ipieber friidfs 2ebsn etn5ns
il0ben.
Sic ipra9en porbin aud bon ben
aDnia," erinnerte Saie; lit her bei'll
du6 10 fdIedt2"
9es Nsinlsn 3iige rabmen ben Nus
trud tiefiter @srinsi6dBuns on.
,4er aerl lit taub rpie eine brb'e
5aielnuB," iaete er, .uno babel bat sr
unaliidli6eripeife nod Elm ihledies
gebG9tnib, 10 DaR er fortpdbretb nit
bem Soufileur liebdiIgeIt unS in ben
3pii6enatten nit ibm Sdntt, neil Ell
ibn ni6t psritdnben. - Ob, ba llno
itpn rsiaenbe 9eifidtsn oorgetomF
lren."
n@eben sic cine gum beiisn, alot=
meier!" bat Sempsr, ibm pon neuem
sini6entenb.
.Ra," hegann Der gl}ims yba
hatten mir i'm poriasn Dlonat otn
,96nia Gear" bic 6srren teantn
bod 6offentIih ben &1nig 2ear2"
.Sie Ipielen ipobI bic 3iteirolleP'
fragile Sssie, ben Dag Gjeiprdn lebbdit
gu intereiiireu ichien.
nNein . . . id, Ipisle ben Sstpalo,
eoneriPs Sausbpfmeiiisr," sntaesnsts
GIpdmeier: elm &erI, nsr Fortipdbrenb
IriioeI befpmmt. unb tius Rulle, in bsr
ss fat unmDsIib 1T. MIDI unanaenebnr
su nsrben ih bobe oisie RieIsn'
dufqube asI5it id psrOe niht uns
anaenehm Der Gear bdbl 10
Dantbare Stolen fam ,,sbsr ipisIet." "
6lie idien bdriibtr na63uoenlen.
rnb Sempsr fab aug, ali. penn er niss
Ten ipuIlts pOr unbeapiulIiher Ssiisrs
felt.
.@ir bdtteu alio i'm rori1enNlonnt
ben Gear" nabm Der gRjms letne Gr'
sG6luna pieber auf: ,uno Der taube
Shsrrmunn Ipielte ben Gornlpna /.
bic 6srrer pifieu bod einen ber
ShipieQerTDbne bes Gear y. ben
0dtten Teg1n's
6empsr unO Sdis riiien.
.S9Dn," fubr &lodm.isr fort; in
ber Sctnc dIio, po Gornp1a unb Rss
pon ben alien GIoiter por iid tommen
IaiIen unc i'm einen @srydt6fr fbels
ten. neil II bem olten Gear gtbpl'en,
III mein tduber Sherrm-nn unaliids
Iidtrlpeiis 10 nett bonn ScuffIeurtaitsn
eiifernt. oab sr iein Ior' perIteben
lam.
Gr beainni bereits su transpirirsn
| unb fdtint nit ben 8lidsH oem Soufs
Ilsur bns Sii9pcrt az: oem Wtun5e
iieben Al tpollen.
(GOrtiebuns fo'3!)
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Der fette @rm6.
e,iss. bon anna O be.

Gin Sinaen unb aIineen bur6'
fdpebte bus marine 8olbIihi bss berrs
lifKn Jriiblingsmcrsens. Die SonH'
iagssIodg lduteteH.
50 eieeu boIltsn in bi,Iein sSobr.
bic ebern.n aIGnge iiber bas fr0bIias
GiIbereesIib.r beg mui.itdiii6cnStros
mes. @om sburm Der tbrtpiirhigsn aI'
ten SiI6srtirds bod oben am DaIoig.u
glbufer riefsu fs ins Qone. eruit. Gins
briueIidsr uls ionii. troB al beg la
6enben GpIbIidiss unb al bes gIii'
bsns rinssumber. Don fern fisI maat'
polI bas tieie GeIdui b,s Somburssr
Glpdendors Elm, unb briiben i'm Bill
isuihnes bes jeufeitissn llfers iaHgsH
frpmm bi, feinsn Stiwm9eu Der GIts
IGnber airdengIoten.
GiHen qusenbIid itanb Der JsIbs
graue Wann auf Der bonn SIiitbsnoufi
Der 9arten erfiilIten pprusbmen 8iIIsn'
itrnbe beg maIerii9sn syiihsrborf.s
uub loui5ie ben fsierlid.n aIGHseu.
lIHb fab babel biniiber 5u BEN !peibsn,
tIetnsu Saufe, bas iisf I'm Sintergrunb
zines pariortiesn urb puHberoon gee
pflsgien Gariens lag pie ein DertDuH'
idsnss, Id)immernbes Wdr6eni9lob.
S9ier alio ipar's. -.
Gin tpabrbafi ibpQiidss Seim. bod
pbsn i'm laui9issn Grin Der GIbbsrse.
nit bem Bid anf osn ftolSsn Strom.
Gin Bib bes Jritbtns.
Gin 8Iiibsn unb Gsudten umitrobl'
ie bas tueibe Saus. 9oIbreeen eIeibt,
'unb tropfte aus bem imarogbeneu
Grin Der giif9s. unb tpsib. GIicbsr'
buIben bufieten.
@ie Elm. @iiion fab Der Ronn an
@drienoitisr, Der. iuiti.n aus ben Raus
beiien bes arieg.s iomnenb, fat un'
Dermitislnb in ben 3aubsr bisfes Mdr'
6enbeimts bIidte, Elm itrabIenb iaOnss,
iiinaes Deib nit ld6.nben Rirenaussn
bur9 bi. gliiibenpra6t unb bieIss
buftenbe @olbli9t tpunbsln. sSu einen
iu.iben. f.itliden Gspunb. un6 in beHl
glsibenben glonbbaar SpnnenfIuien.
Ri6ts 9untles ibisu ibm in bi.fss
farbsnfrsuoiss Bib Su puHen uno in
bds tpeibs, Ii9te Saus.
llnb bod iolIi.n bic fOrslos ludens
ben unb Ipdenhsn Rirenaugen Der
ihDnen, I.bsnsfIsubissn Grau, bic sr
.nidt fannie uno bsrsn Bib iid inn
irobbem 10 .inbrinelih .iussprGat, BON
sbrGnen DerI6lsisrt iein fpis bic 70
pisler 9eibensgefabrtinntn2
gs f6ien ibm unmDsli6, iib biefe
qlugen bon SdmerS unb 2eib perbuns
ielt nm bielsn fhtpsaenben Dumb iih
bic Serbbeit bes Grdmss por3uiteIIen.
Gs gdb iolheJrauen, 81 beren firuhs
lenber S90nbeit bic 9ifierbeii bss
atibens unb bes 9rauerselponbss ni6t
pabts. Sie iparen beSduberrb. llnb
tOnuten gum ShidiaI psrben. llnb
ionnten Sub iueden.
limb Is CAB unbers. bic bic @eibe
bes Sdmsr5es abelie. Dor bereu Geis
bensgloriOle man fniete.
Sauptmann Carbon 5tpane, fpdbs
reub er lansIam auf bas fpsibs SauB
Susine, feline @sbanten ,uriid gu bem,
iDas Jpn bisrbsr eefiibrt. benn jebsn
alussnblid ionnts fis Dor ibm ifeb.n,
bic i4Sns frsu'ss Grau. ssrsa Gasts
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Observation-Disclosures
Gincinnati, 8. ssuni.

~
Clara 6 9qbrebt all Catherine
q. 9acr, 73 ,Sllb al Der Geitieite ser
29iIion gluenlle, 104 Ggb iiiSIit Der
Joreit 9Ipelue tSte1ler $500 81.
SoltiS 3. Saud II. q. an g6itb ".
Bald, 50 bel 80 sui an Der 9toro.
rpeitedc Der Sic5enica nlb @laiH
Strabe (Stcucr Sl3Ol 81.
gS. goe Smitb al sSobn 6. SO.
gers, 81 bel 80 ,5lIf an Der Siiieitc
Der gsain erabe, So iSsib iiioIirb Der
g9oobparo Srabe (Steuer S4) 81.
Gbitb u. Bald al apiiis s. Saitd
unb gmiIie 6. Seine, 33 bel IS 6i,B
on Der Gillette Der S1eaniore Stra.
BE, So 6uB n6r6Iih Der sSiiniten
Strnbe; aiid 26 Sllb on Der 9sorS.
ieite Der 5iinftcu Gtrobe, ~ SUP
0itli6 Der SpcaElore Strabe (Steli.
er 500 81.
Soiepb SfuleiSer an Beter Roien.
5,peis, 90 bel 1875 5Ib on Der Sa6.
ieite bon Ct Wtartins place IN Che.
biot 81.
6snrp 6smfatt an aaibsrine llbrp,
Got as in aefen unb 6eufaib's I'm.
tsrabibtiIung in green Iopnibip
(Steu,r ST. 81.
Senrp DuItsmeitr an Senrn O..
Mi.thorn, 2pt u in Gdpparb unb
eoDOsu's llutsrabibsilung in G5sOiot
81.
M. Z. 'SIpun an q. 6. abelman,
aonirait gum gsrtnuf bon 125 SUB
an Der Wsiti,ite Der StrntforD aDs.,
ITO ifub n0rbIia Der WeNinau Str.
fir $1250.
9grdnt 9. Stepart, Srujtee, an bic
Stabt Cincinnati. 30 bei 100 f5ub an
Gaitern QOsnue. be!annt als Got 80
in g. SO. Sartfborr's lIntsrabtbeiIung
(Steusr $3) $1,000.
Hreb. Gisfe on 1b.obore u. Ruip.,
Got 4 in GIsmmer. BaIier uHo asbr
lsr's llnterabtbsiluro an Queen Gitp
9lpenus (Stsu,r SOC 81.
Treb Z. grorisrman an ben Rioer
@isn Club, Cots 30. z, 8, 8, 10, II
unb y in 6. 70. S5ort's Hntsrab'
tbeilung in f.rnbuni (Steuer 81 81.
Warn r. Grsso an Soisph Wl. Mols
oneb, cot 46 in Wm. Gartsr's llniers
abtbeiIana an QssIis 2lrenue (Stsuer
5ot) 81.
Rate Braun an WilbeIuina g.
Braun. Cots 2, 8 unb 4 in 3. Q.
9urton's llnterabtbsiluug in Saslsp
81.
Marp SuQbes an sa3ipel 9. Sdros'
Der. % BEL 14O 'sub an Der msiti.it.
Der Combine aosHus (Steuer S2)
81.
2lnnd Rod an goIaIie Gdmuelion,
"a Bel 1872 fub al Der Norbfeits Der
Ruth apsnue, $50 JuB ipsitlidb Der
Noobburn aOsnue (Sisiisr $3.50
$500.
Cara glnbsrion an Waria 1omion,
80 Bel 80 fSub on Der Rorbieite Der
Court Strabe 45 5ub DIiIih Der
6drriet Strabs 81, 300.
Sobn 6. Rogers an 6arolb n.
Smitb, % Bel 10 'fub an Der Sitieis
I. Der DubIsp Strabs, 277 s5ub iiibs
LID bsr goalas Styabs aa@ 25 BEL
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los ssub an Der Tlulberrp e,trdbs
(9teuer $3) 81.
2ouis Meinberg II. u. on Wprris
SdrpiB nIb Bella SarpiB, 25 Bel 100
SUB an Der Central glpenue. iiiolih
Der Gbsrett Gtrabe (Steuer $1.50) 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-02
AdOlph Nichols SuCCumbs
To Attack of ApOuIexv

Adolph Nichols, familiarly known as
DOLL fell from the bleachers M tSS
oalI game yesterday afternoon when
sgl4'a y, with stroke of apoplexy and
died at $3.50 this morning at the home
or ms mother, Mrs. Rachel Il. Mich.
ol'' at 243 North Front street Nicbols
was placed in taxicab at the bail
game by Chief Welsh and sent home hnt
through some misunderstanding b;s
mother did not think the descfintion
gwen was that it was her son and bc
was v, taken to the cit- nall where Dr. G
T. Nashatt and DR.. Carleton Smith wore
called, They examined him and stated
mat there appeared to be no immediate
danger. ~ ''"'''u'u'c
Fire Chief Harry Hutton and Mich.
Nargeont Poland then placed him in ~ n
'aAi and took him to his mothers home
Where he was put to bed and A pbys;.
gian called. He was unable 70 r5,ly
from the stroke, however. and pasesd
away az $3.50 this morning
Ar Nichols has lived in Snlem nroo
ueally all Of his life and was kbo"n
as q sober industrious citizen He bo5
eeen employed az the office Of tho & So'
,em on waite company as janitor for over
~ years His brother, Ellsworth Is n
resident OF Portland and was formerly
an engineer in the Salem fire denori.