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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31
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Jeusrhef Risdtrs.

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geitern gta6mittag mad Dem Sprigens
bauie No. !, an Der 4. Strdbs, nobe
Yort StroBe, nit einem 32taIibrioen
eoIt Repolper un0 'telts ben iFeusr.
tpebr6ef Rie6srs uber eine8emsrtung.
Die oieier angebIih Bictor Uorton gss
genuber gema6t bdben ioQ, our Rene.
Gpans bebduptet, oab Rishsrs geiagt
haben lou, oaB er gpdns nit ieiHen
Srsunoen Die GrluubHib, basSprisenz
buus 81 beiibttgen, perEpeigsrt baben
fpuroe, rpenn er anfueieno gepeien
mare. Gbsf Rle6ers perneinte oi,fss
uHo mar nit GDaHs in unterreoun9,
als JeuerpebrmQnn Cole Daniels aus
benz !9auie tam, nit benz gpdns DOT
lon9erer 3eit stnen Streit bate. als
@oans oes0dnieIs anIihiia tpuroe, bob
er nit etnem TIuhe ben Rspolpsr uno
iagte: IS til ppul" uno sab ioFort ei.
nen Shub ab. Wie Daniels bteier aus
gel entgIng, lit Den 4ugsn3eugeu Elm
Fdth'el, od sr nur q S5ub BON Gpans
sntfernt mar. Gbei Hte6ers, 4ifiitents
gbef Ibomusfon unp Wtiles oeriuhten
nun. GDans ben Rspplper Az entpins
Den, aIs bisier nohmals feuerte uno
Serrn Rle6ers in bic redats Dano trdf.
Sodns puroe BON ben poli8iiten Ser
tsIsmonn uno Smith perhaftst unb
nab Der poIi3eiitation eebrdtt, lpo
Die 4ntlage oes Stiebens nit Der 4b>
iiht 3u tooten gsgen ibn aubGnqia Qs.
ma4t puroe. - Daniels perfests oem
Wuthenoen, nubbem er ben Repolper
bon thm erIaugt bate, einiae quite
5auitf6Idge, Die ibn gum geritanb
brahten. 0egeH gpuns fdpeh i'm
Sreisgeri6te eins 4ntluos tpeoen Der
na6ldHiguns ieinsr 4mtspflittsn oIs
gonitabler.
8eim 9 ben ertrunfen.
5urrp, befsr unter bsm Ramsn
gBuD" Griefn9er betannt, % Sabre
att an Der Wonmoutb Ctr, nabe ber
10. Strabs, fpobnbaft, uno In elmer
Gineinnatier SduHabrit b.fddftiqt.
ertrunt geittrn an Der Miinbuna bss
QidingfInfes, ols er Elm Sab nsbmen
Dollte. GrisiiHser, Der in Der Rabs nit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31

! Dos d,ilsniidt Milit1r, mad, btui,
| fdtm Wlnifer ansgsbilbet unb uni
| fcrmirl. mott sinsn por5iiglinsn Gin.
nrud unb fcu. In Ieinem MatsrioI,
eine GuaIiGt bsiisen, bie q ben onoe.
stn fOgenonnien Mrmeen Siioomsriios
bel peitem iberlssen mahi. Sf babe
otestesiisIih Afuberunasu uon bier ails
faiIigen s}renfben esbDrt, mad bentu
felbit gers!eihe NIT surop1sihen ars
neen nihi unbered,iiat erfdxinen.
Wenn abtr Der chiIsnilhs @pIboi eb
Esn siten Ginorud moht, TO Tam posr
islbe Hitt Don Der hiIsniihen poIisei
sefdgt ruerotn. Sh thne itr pisIIeiti
llnrsht, aber ibrsr Grf6sinuna nado
~ urthsiIen iino bic sumeiit ilsinsn
Siterheitsieuts NIT ihrtn benz Con.
bonsr ~gobbp@ GnIih.n uusriiItuns
tsintsirsss afiuns aebisitnD.
U1lporoiio iol, mad nem Istien
,3tnius BON 1909 nate an 200, ,0o0
Ginrpohntr 5dhIsn, ippb.i nniiirIib ale
N Der Rdbe asIeg,ntn Criitafi.n unb
ter faihiunabI. @orOrt Dina bel Mar
mit9trehnet Iino. Die 8epo!seruna
Der rieoriatrtn Ncl,ssiaFm esniebt
nitt attaoe ben bti.sn Hui unb Titb.
Ft1hls. Rnubonfiils unb morbe Be.
ionoys bic eriter.n, iplsn niht su ben
SsItsnheiien stborsn, unb btm ssrems
csn ipirh iiberall oie Warnuno su
ttei!. Ith In Ah. su nshmen.
Die hiIeniihe Siaatstabn, Central
sstiicn. bic ich sur Jabrt nadl Sons
tiaao bsniisie. III unitrtitia bic bette
etienb0tn. Die ida dui metn,r ietiaen
Rtiie .snnsn gu Isrnsn 0elseshsii bat.
is. Sic bat Die Gpurpeite uno bic
icHfortable enrihiung omerisnniittr
gatnsn mi. Speiits uno Shloftpdasn
u I. 10. Die 3uooriommsnhsit ibrer
Tirs.iiOn frtmesn SournaIii.sn asaen.
iiber In btnerisnsnsrth. Sis eina, i'm
meinsm 5aQs, 10 nett, mir sinsn
GtIafpcsUpab nsbii frtisr gsforbe'
rune su 1efpdhren.
Die Qonoihait spiiten 9olparolio
Lno Saniiaso lit hiig.Iis uHo fruti.
bare 1bdIsr fpehfeIn NIT maleriTh.r
0ebirgsiSsn.ris bic sur S;ation Qlai.
llai, no bic ainis nat Der Soupis
fiaot abstpeigt. 5isr bteiunen aud
cR ipsitIttsn 9luslduIsr Der anoen,
he bis sur antunfi in Santaao in
1if1t bIeiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31

Saniltou gnseissn, 2ofaI.N .Nsfiseu
unS Rruigfeiten iIns absngeben Gds
Der 4. unS Charles Strafe. ilnier
Ngent fir SamlltOu' iuobnt Vp. 3O1
Woro 1rpus Ctr. SsIspbsn Samiftps
1376.R. 5elepbOn bnieres aorreipon
osntsu: 393X Eea.
gronbitlf;sr iuuren porIest,
Ratt bier tpiseer an Der Mrbeit. Ti.
Jtuerpehr puros nm s ubr not Der
DAT Strobe uro Wttupiue 4pe. aerus
ZEN. no Elm Stau In granb itano.
8as Jeusr tpuree i'm Refine erftidt.
Gins 9isrteI Gturo: fpdter puroe bic
JeuertUehr mad aty JrantIin uno y
Strabe serufsr, 10 sbsnfaiIs Elm
Stau bin.sr osr Uobnung Don Sam.
Sarosr in 5IammeH itanb une mbit
stnsm tleineu Rebsngebduos einats
o'tsrt ipuroe. Dlit DesroIeum aes
trdn,te 2umpsR purotn on beioen
Srtrn ssfunoeH.
- Sberif' Graf perboftets pora,s
tern Gbsno sinsn sspifien 2. g.
Stsen in Wliooleipton pegsn anoebs
lihen gsrtouis bon falihsn 9aupers
ems Gttisn pom alabama. or piro
IN Rem Cattle, Sno.. psrIangt unb
geitsru eabinasbrodt.
- Belle SiQ Worrifcn, bic Witts
he ees fruhsr,n Observation-Disclosures
Games u. Ulorrifon. itarb 1siiern
WorgsH in Der Wobnuns ihr.r 3ohs
Ter Jrau gbarIss gBhiia.er, Ro. e34
3apton S,rabs. an Shp6bt i'm Nj
ter bon "a Sahren. Sn hinisrlds.
Hur bic eins 5ohier.
- Der 6otsItpirth pbilipp Better
bon Der On apenue purbs peaeu ues
bertrstuns bts Mitierno6tsoe5eses
Dor Wlopor Rotbrpeu ssIob.n.
- Der 15 Sabre off. Clifford Rei.
ter. Ro. 1911 Jofsphine Strobs, unb
Willie GonneIp, go. 525 RineaoIo
Strubs, Uli. auburn, Cincinnati,
madt,u nOrgsiiern bic Gubreif. Don
e'negHnati nah 6nmilton in aht
Stuno.u uno rofteitn nur sins Siuns
be. Gle Dsr!ieb<n ihr 6sim nm a6t
llbr Ulorqens unb lansten um 4 llhr
Ratmittaes an. Gle fanben Inter
iunft b.i Ssnrp Bubenbeim, go. AZ
Iotb 5. Ctr.
Die 4uiopfie, tpel6e an Der
eeihs bes gincinnotier RehisGntpdIts
Nilliam 8. Sames ouf geisbI bss
goron.rs Burnett porsenommsn ipurs
be. ;prftatirt,. onb Snmea sinsm5srss
Ihias srIsgsu III. Der @.rftorbens
mar ptrbeirutbet unb tppbnte nit .f.is
ner Satin in OIenbole. Die 9sihe
ipuroe ssfisrn pon benz 2sih.nbeitats
Ter q. W. 8orbess bon 9odlano in
smpfang gsnommen uno nah BEN
lrauerbduie in Olenoule s.braht.
6ubusrnisbs itabIen Wal.
SOueban, Ro. 1877 6eoiOn Gtrabs.
,Dolf Subnsr.
Der Shrpeiser M1nnsrcbor pers
orahis gsitsrn einen persniisien Gag
bel benz ausflus na6 GblinssrsGors
ttn. Gas 9ar.enfeft mar gut be-
'uti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31

isnb III bod itinsz. gi,ls iperoen iahres
unp jabrstbntelana BON 5dmorrboiben
auf bds Gruufamits sspsinigi. I'm erii
I'm Ornbe Hube su finosn. neil iis ii6
auo6fn!bern dHpsrirouien. Bn!e to.
ben aber iton Hoh inrssr 9sis
lln6trung uno 5tiluns erfdbrsn.
uno nieIe neroen fh nod hes.
ls:beH slidlitsn Shidiols er.
freutn. cb bas audi ipie Elm Nunber
tlingen mag. Dsnn "a III fein Hun.
Der, 6ob aur Don 6dmorrhoiben b.
Freit Dirb. tpsr 4Roisiis atbrou6t. bcD
sln8ies sussrlaiTiss Bitter aeoen ode
mcrrAssber. eiuf Griuden ipirb an
ltos abrehe cine yrobs pon y. Heu.
liasoier 4: Co., 8or 1216. Hep bort.
saftsafrsi DsrIanbi. an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31
NnsldnSiide NaHrid)ten,

Gin tigtnartiger 5rints
befer. auf ben, St,uIsenboi su
9ahnisu bel Giinen (aanb.rsis Doris
numb. ben 1856 oos alpfter Gappens
berg (norbli6 BON giinsn) srtparb uno
Der 1916 Dom prsubiff<n Jisfus aes
gen bic Sionossb.rritoft 9isnbaum
tn Vo'sn an ben Grbrn. bon Stsin
oertauihi purbe, befinbe, flt3 nod
beuts aus llrpd!er 3sit sin geter,
Der burh feline tbsmalig, 3pedbeftims
muns uno Durd feline Jorm bsmsrs
.,nsrusrtb sribsint. 0On ibm ersdbI.
5oftpb aoppt, Der friibtr fton BEN
S1ui;enbof islbit cine portreffIihe
Wonograpbie estpibmtt bat, i'm neuss
ten Stftt Der inhdltrsi6sn 3eitT6rii.
/. .Wsitfolsn" Rad aoppss edible
rung hfiebi otr Ge6er aus brei ions
ssniriihm gsterH, bic aus sintm
Stiid 1annsnbols sebrsbt unb am
gooen miitiHonber perbunbtn iinb,
10. oaB Der rniiiI,rt aus osm dubera
uno Der inHerI,. aus bsm miiilsr.n
bsrporpahit. Der aubsre 9e6er Bat
tine obere Gpanntptite BON q en-,
Der miitlere cine iolde Don 10 une Der
innsriit BON etspa Z biz 5, foipeit iit
oies. bo sr fart befhdbtgt iii, nod
feiiitslIen lieb. Die Sobe bts sdnssn
Setsrs bstroet ia Gm.. Der Rano
oes miitItrn liegi l.6 gm. tiefer ole
Der bes dub.rn. unb ptrmuihlih lag
Der inneriis 9sfxr fpieber sfpas tie
fer ale Der miitlsre 4uber onhersr
ausiiaiiuua unb 9ersieruns peift bsr
dubsrs Behsr nod bic Jnihriii auf:
lIihorinden uno ummsisbren, funoer
perftortsn (perffiititn) ia mn bceewn.
Wlii bieien Worisn iii nuf ben .3iped
bes 8ehsrs binetpiefsn. Denn mans
lib bic WtiigIieber bss -obeIisfn 9ois
iesboufssA gappsnbets In Der gegsnb
bon Oobmen ees ebein Weibiperts
pfIesien unp pom Der Raft libtrraif,t
puroen, 10 bate ber Shul3enbof bic
pfIidt. Der sutpeiltn rehi iinitlsHen
9eisllfhaft 4bsnbmobI3sit. Hafis
auariier unb am dnhsrn Usorgen bas
1riihftiid su geben. ipdbrenb bie iibris
gen Bcaern In Gnbmsn bos Hroi fir
bic 6unbs lisfern mubieH. 9si bitfer
Gtleesnheii mubte btr Siingiie aus
Der Dsfellfhdft aus bsm Bis sum
Ranbe eefiiliten 8eter trinten. Rcnnie
er ibn nidi In einem 3uge Ieersn, 10
ipurotn bic Wdsbe bes bofss krbsis
serufer. ibm 5u belfen. To nun Der
Bidder DreiibeiIig mar. lief beim 7rins
ten bsr fliifIise 5nbolt aus benz nis4
brisern inneriten In ben boh<rn mitis
ifrn unb aus biefsm fpieber In BEN |
nod bobkrn 4ubenbeher. &c mar |
bober fhDitris. ben sons,n Jnbdli In |
einem 3uee 3u lseren. nbne siDos bas
BON su p<rgsuben. Die bohinaielenbsn |
1tmiibungtn mchttn Der SaaDeefeus |
fhdfi fiherli6 piel Spab. unb biefem |
3usds bat Der BeHer iohrbunberies
lang gfoieut. BIB er nit aufkbuna |
Der Jugbgsrshtieteii nuf frtmbem Gis |
gentbum um bic Wiite bes 19. ac6r. |
9unberts ftine Hebeutnna perIor. Gsit |
Dieier 3eii pirU er, tasuGr fart bef&1s
pigt unb fpurmitihia. 1Is ibemres
Grbitiid Dpn ben Hsfisern NIT GtpIs
BEN Befuner ss3tigt. Wienei6t
nimmt etn unierHsbniunssluftigt fds
briiont DeronIofung. jolnt Nt6sr
3er5nffslen. Observation-Disclosures
'sitn iie. faus iis in 1raun unb
llebnns iommen fOIIitn. bdcnbsrs
'mpfohlsr. 4tf isDer amipt pirb
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Die Reiuport Cffiee fir oas pGin.
eiuHafier @oIfsblatt" bsiinSct adl In
Rp. 339 0orf Strats, gsesuiiber bem
6onrtbuuie, uuielbit Rtuisfsiten, Yin.
stiGen u. |. NJ. bis 10 libr 45 Rinnien
dheaos eutsearnarnpmmsn peresn
Seleuhon Soah 2401.
gr RoRItabIer Grams
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31
Brief ans Chile.
Bon z SigmuHo Rraus5.
-
Ddlpuraifc. - Die mileniihe Gioots.
babn. - SdntinsO.
Santiugo, ssuli 1911.

SnHtiugo, 5uli 1911.
4utofaaaita, Der filenifne 6afen.
bon psIdem aus Id BoIipien periieB.
lit cine nsus Stabt Don stpo 10000
Gtnpobnern, beren eerdbe Strnbr,
ilt on bic oobinterIissenbtn nodten
Ganobiissl Ieh1en- eie III erit stipa
b.siBis Sabre at. nod siemliH print.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31

Santiltou gnssissn, 2ofaI.glsiisea
unS Rruisfeiten iinS absmseben Ode
Der 4. unS Charles Strahe. ilnitr
Hgent fir SamiltOn' iuobnt 30. 301
Noro drpus Ctr. Sslspbsn Samiltps
1376.R. 5elepbOn saieres aorreipon
osuten: 393X EsQ.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-16
Keeper Anderson an Enthusiast.

On the subject of animals in general, especially
those that should be represented in any properly
stituted geological garden, Keeper Anderson grows
enthusiastic. He is native of Denmark has been
at Riverview sixteen years; before that spent
some years with circus, and when he talks of the
Copenhagen 200 the Hagenback collection at
Hamburg Germany he is fall lit up" to use pat
colloquialism
AT Copenhagen they charge an admission fee
which would be equal to quarter" says the
keeper "and the income is sufficient to maintain the
place in high class style and leave a surplus buy
new attractions. On certain occasions the park is
crowded and the pleasure derived by the people gives
full warrant for keeping it in line with the very
best"
OF the possibilities of Rvervew Mr.. Anderson has
opinions of his own which he is slow to EXPRESS but
it is plain be he regrets the present paucity
of animals and birds in the park There is aviary,
or bird house, in the park, but the only available
occupants are two owls one Chinese pheasant one
parrot and monkey-which latter is a bird of an
agtator when he gets a proper chance During the
winter the parrot and the monkey have their retreat
in the hot house at Hanscom park Among the posses
sons of the Omaha ZOO" there used to be a wildcat
and an eagle but they died
The thought will occur to the visitor looking over
the small menagerie at Riyervew park that situated
Omaha is at the gateway OF the wild game country
there is opportunity to establish here collection that
might hope to vie with those in Cincinnati, Chicago
and other American cities. Lack OF money at the dis
pOsa Of the Park board be the main reason
why the local collection is not enlarged, but public
sentiment is not keen either. Even moderately good
collection Of animals and birds at Riyerview would
prove great drawing card for visitors in the opinion
OF those who have given the matter attention And
the educational value Of well selected 200" would
not be nconsdetable. other cities seem to have
proven their profit.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-16
.Nipper." Old but Genial.

"Nipper is the oldest bear here" says Anderson
"and he is also the ceverest, For years he was our
exhibition bear and would doa many tricks
he is getting old now, being nearly 90 Come here
Nipper, and shake hands,
The animated hulk of fat and fur sidles up to the
bars and handily slips his claw-clad paw through
hole that looks all too small He shakes hands with
the keeper as gravely minister announcing the
text then sbuies away With air if to say such
trihing is beneath him.
Keeper Anderson asserts and the assertion looks
good, that no finer bearskins be found anywhere
than those covering the two cinnamons The fur must
be four to six inches thick smooth seal and soft
velvet.
Sam and Queen go to bed just like all decent
married people," says Anderson. You Just ought
to them, with about each other, kissing and
huggng and going on like married pair is
supposed to behave on the honeymoon"
Imagine two 9OO-pound lovers retiring to sleep in
fond embrace.
Nipper weighs as much as either of the cinnamons
II not trife more, and Victoria is not far behind
Humbert is still in the adoeseent stage of growth,
but promises exceedingly we'll He is about the size
of the paunch Sam presents view when he sits up
on his hams to rest himself And II comical
picture of double essence gravity presented it is
Sam Cinnamon sitting erect He leans backward.
but his paunoh holds him at the perpendicular
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-16

mass Sundays and feast days to have even in
smaller churches two candles the altar and two
in larger candlesticks at the side the number was
much greater in abbeys and cathedrals
At Chichester In the thirteenth century it was the
custom great festivals place tapers of two
pounds each the altar, eight the beam above
1t and two the altar step; and ordinary days
three the altar and two the step. We know also
that in the chapel OF Henry VIII. the Field OF the
Cloth Of Cold there ten golden candlesticks on
the altar.
With regard to the universal custom of burning
candles before shrines and images 1t would be i'm
possible enumerate examples OF a practice so be-
loved by the faithful. But in England in the thr-
teenth century there curious devotion very
common at that period which consisted in having a
candle made to the height of the person offer
ing It. The petitioner hen spent the whole night be-
fore the shrine holding the yotye taper his or her
hands all the time
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-16
How the Workingmen Rule in Great Britain

The police force in England would hardly COM
mend itself the casual observer stepping stone
to the mayoralty, yet two chief executives have
reached their high position by that route Kingston
onThames years ago elected Councillor Clarke
mayor His admirers made two unsuccessful attempts
before they succeeded in landing him in the
chair largely because the proud residents of the town
found it impossible resign themselves the rule
of their former policeman.
Blackpool. the Coney Island of England, Sc
lected Alderman Brodie to the mayoraty despite the
fact that he particularly fond of telling of his
experiences member of the force in Manchester
Timothy owen, of the most popular residents
of Aberaven, Gamorganshire, a signalman on
railroad when his neighbors expressed their
invest him with the Office Of On the occasion
of his first visit TO church after assuming the high
office he had curious bodyguard in 800 railwaymen
headed by the general secretary of the labor
which he belonged.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-16

trious dispenser of penny sweets from behind the
counter of his modest store, when he not main
tanning the dignity of the highest Office in the gift
his fellow townsmen. The contrast seems even
greater when is said that he put off his apron
his robes Of Office to welcome the late King Edward
and Queen Alexandra in the name of Leeds when they
opened an extension to Leeds university.
Another workingman mayor boast of a similar
royal association. The Welsh city of Cardiff chose
William Crossman, working stonemason, to be it's
lord mayor during year in which King Edward had
promised to pay visit to the city The late king
became so interested in this man of the people that
he determined to show it in unprecedented manner
and, much to Crossmans surprise tapped him on the
shoulder with sword and said, Rise, Sir William"
Alderman Bond has several times been mayor of
Plymouth but those who knew him years ago when he
began his career hoy in local solicitors office
would not have predicted that he would one day be
the city's chief parsonage.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-16

is made UP of badger and pair OF peccaries. All
three good looking specimens of their species the
badger at this particular stage of his existence being
almost in the beauty, class He is fat, glossy and of
most pleasing color and has the faculty of attenng
himself out until he looks like enlarged edition Of
flying squirrel The peccaries, sent here from Ar
kansas pretty pair, in their way, with short,
stiff bristles The black of their is pentifully
shot with hairs and they look fit for long, hard
race at any moment. Unlike their tame brother the
pig they have curl to their TALL if they have any
tail at all they manage to conceal it.
In the wolf den three grown and a family
of young ones, born few days ago. The two largest
like steel wire in their movements. One the
female without a family, is almost white, while the
father wolf is heavily shaded toward black Wolf
with the family is not view at this time but will
parade her tribe a little later on
In a cage adjoining that of the wolves is located
pair of coyotes. They carry about with them at all
hours a nervous, quick and sneaky manner, and if
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-16

Anderson Is the keeper of the Omaha ZOO" and
the animated bedticks are known Sam and Queen
probably the two largest cinnamon bears captivity
They might, of course, with equal truth be called
bundles of fur but the bedck smile strikes one as
most fitting when watching the two soft huskies bat
ting each other about the paved floor of their pit
And all the time the gladiators silently tussling
Humbert the cub cinnamon, is Just silently lying in
the door of the bear cave apparently unseeing and
uncaring Occasionally the cub will take of his
paws into his traplke mouth and pretend to tear it
to pieces, but he is only taking
While the mighty play is going on Nipper and Vic
toria, in the adjoining pit fussily parade back and
forth along the iron grill and again erecting
their huge bodies against the bars and fixing their
eyes with ambitious intensity the cinnamons
'Nipper could lick either OF the cinnamons
with in his pocket" says Anderson, 'but Vic
tora could probably do the finish trick for any of
them II once aroused"
Be 1t known that Nipper is the great black bear in
the Rvervew park bear pits and Victoria is the big
sivertip. Despite her better fighting condition and
more dangerous appearance Victoria has very
wholesome respect for old Npper While she is TAX
ing dip in the water, il Nipper approaches Vic gives
a grunt and brobdignagian hrt and vacates the
basin instanter.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-16

"Oh, sometimes they get a little fussy and have
to separate them That Victoria bear good
humored and several times she has knocked me over
into the water BASIN But never have much trouble
with them"
Sam has moved up to the bars now, putting and
blowing like real wrestler after a bout, Nipper
also pokes his nose against the iron
Sam, what's the matter2" queries the keeper in
teasing tone of voice. But Sam only stares and wig
wags paw. Seeing good chance, Queen lands him
hearty cuff the ear, and he goes like a bale
of hay. Instead of resentng the cuff dealt him Sam
folds his front paws the other ignoring the
lady bear If she did not exist and disgust Queen
retires to iron gate and the pose of
contented boy watching ball game, with not word
to say
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-16

candles then used were invariably made of wax, says
the Ave Marie
1t would seem that in very early days. though
lights were prescribed at they placed
upon but near the altar" Sometimes the number of
lights at solemn was very great and the candles
then used were invariably made of wax says the
Ave Marie.
Anglo-Sa1on writer's such Aelfric in his Tenth
Canon, give for these lights. The acolytes
he says, light candles at much to dispel
darkness as in honor of Christ Who is Light"
Even when later it became the general prac-
tce 10 have two candles lighted upon the altar two
others told were often lighted at the
parochis or high during the canon or at least
before the elevation"
But while it seems to have been usual at high
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-16
A Woodland Easter

Wins Easter morn! A day of loneliness
The earth and sky above are bright
Of mien
Sweet Nature dons her fairest gala
dress
And everywhere rare blossoms deck the
scene.
The birds their Easter carols bithely sing
swelling chorus echoes through the dells.
And with her Joyous message dawning Spring
The story OF the Resurrection tells.
All things look upward to the Heavens high;
In offerings of praise each bears its part,
And deep within my woodland dwelling
Find Easter chimes are ringing in my heart,
John Kendrick Bangs.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-16

$4,000, then up to $4,000 again and finally back to
the lower figure draws attention the that the
Irish metropolis is not the only city in the United
Kingdom that boast of a workingman mayor. 1t
is question whether Great Britain show a
more democratic record in his than the United
States popularity supposed to be the land par excel
lence of unrestricted opportunity, says the London
correspondent of the Washington Star.
1t has happened, in two at least that mayors
of English communities have actually risen from the
workhouse VIII Crooks of the most Interesting
representatives OF the other half" in the
wOrkhouse and it is impossible to imagine more
humble beginning than that Yet he was elected
mayor of Poplar and a member of Parliament One
of the most respected citizens of the city Devon
port, Alderman Hornbrook, who served as mayor with
distinction, born in the workhouse of the same
town.
former mayor OF Leeds, the greatest of York
shire cities, Alderman Scharr by name was the indus