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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-13

70 tne Eefs.HfisH, ipei.e "a fnr ncfbirenbie or.
~ fldtt, esHe GerbeNeEuHa eor1uHepHnsn
seesb Stsnbe nnb g9ainon E!rabe. ArOae Sna
BE. p0n Sfr Gam Aner be sur N21rengo
Etrdbe; 9Qnrenao Strnse, ror Der ESeao Eirabe
bic sur ssdIboH EaGbe.
ssi tf ssi2goFsn ssn hem Sisstraft ssr Etasi
giHtiRHsit, stsai Chic. erst piuid bsr
eals tpahlteH NtisIisetr nssrsiHstHmsas:
1as 60 aotsDtHsia IL ~ sttstFuH
aeeb GiraBs nno sadISon siIabe: @rodb eira,
be bon Sau1 Igep bis sur 1aarenGo SIrobe:
gl6Tengo GtrdBf. ben beu Aro1b Sfrdbs bis sur
plnHe ansenonusn Smrh ben eiasirstb ON H.
ice Sss dbei.5nasnisars bee department o.
gss a1 ssso, gsss sd N ssss s's4 an df 1sf
betben msTb.
linb fei e. ,srne bef1lo'jen eae bic bsfae,sn
dbsagfiouais iB usbsretuiimmnna NIT efm be'
osss IN s's sta s sEs sss sss s: 9ss
sstsii,fattonen bisrmii aaiaehefsen ttnnt, Erto
In Observation-Disclosures NIT eem bsusgaefHafen
approximation aoiieneorarf6las BON er boz
gdeteueH Aer5efietuHa
Gel ss fsrner beltloiTsn. hob ~ Bro.
seni Der sdammiiOiien eer befasien
Ber5siSeruna, nh5nelit Der Softer bon
rssaneeS D., dsFisa' ne SsrssI 1fss,,. ,sleT per
i,re, mns aussssrsS Gistrshars, Ess,rn 90 rte.
/ snrt sas 9<fst son asssHisH;s btf,,it ~ taelA,
sssss'sa Ears .ss esasetdE a:, s,srsafs sssinmi
Il
1 ,H geEietsH; aHe sts aohsE seH sdag;tr Bess
terGnns feasH BITE aHfssbsH iar sertftsftsRes uks
1 sxetrt pssssssn sre tr 1rEdtn nrb psrsfftHfs
2sH CsstzaHttH, st Rehea esrRansrrfiipa isris sit
/ Sip'sn srf bic Sssss stl4s fdr bic serarssaiiI4s
| 8scsftisa Der hiHsHssdtsstE,H SatlsEsu eos
| uestmsnis sssetssstH fpfrtsH. uss eHtsTs rptbs
Dsnsistn ensseesn IN 70 fHiitssr.
Sss bic 70 suf,ritsisn Gsesments IN fani rs,
tdtrli4sH AstLsnsm stiakii iptrsfH Jsasa Eii Sias
/ len anf bic hiHauss &sbsHsE 8ekfune.n IA pitr
| "a prenHi per 5att. esraasstistt bas Der
/ 9iesHftamo trssssnsISsH tss,aegisn GetHttsms.
| Is NAG tstHsm 9aisaHf'R fs!&ts nsstmsEt bear
| bssablt fnneTboI nreifia(30j 2aasn son II. rad
esr 0asitEns Der asssmsnisCrsiHaEb in psiasn
Gait hjss,ts gsarsKssmtal ai5! Bic StafsE ssf bs,
SERBS In 80 fAisfssa isn. bic scr hfr Rebellion
es tinsEssd4ebsrsH aHskmtui'SasluHsth aassfes.
ben ptrbn
Eat rsnes Der stast Gin,isnsft euss.seftR
ssrssa isasH ss sn asssftisn sss ssftEHsai.
rss Der sss Der estsmnsssssn s.r s.ss.,t,
psrtsauuns psi&u siAi ist.lsa sH'ssissi surss
lniarsEa mst sfn aastr far erHassIstnisum sns
fgtfr sut HassassE tresHsptl&ss ustreyrtsfisns.
psrfutrens estar rse bic e4sesEnfass, nsi6<
irssHs ttHsm Tsssu sss srertuisnesH EdnesrtisE
ssu 2HisI,ssn sarin issfisssAsr, nas Dc Rsssa
tss Der eseet gisfiHneft sxs BEN 9rin ea Eer'
tsuis ssH Genss kttskit nuesn fsasx. bic ssr
ssiesta efaa Hr tslAt Sneft sns IN sts fssifs
sHsssssssr stsssH isEsn. sss ss esf esfst sar'
iessist.
Gel 20 hrnu tdAlsssn BAT Der glsrf tsrsur6
sHassDssfss pirs. bic utsS''sntiiAsns stssr Ksis,
iHtlsx iR nsssrsiHhiEnsHs matt BEN esfst " sss'
9aNist am 8. September 1919.
Etmson R Spbnfen.
a Rrditeegi hes Siabiraibs.
atisit: Hrftnr gsp1. GIerf. 6.i:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-13

~ tne Solicitation fveIt8e &c flr nribs
- irerbio srfldtt Az bsrbeiisrn bnrd a0nn.
ll!tiiiia ess Carr sirahe. ben @aeb effabc bsS
sei g beibIoiisn bon benz ssaStratt ssr
riabi GincturniI Siani Thie. htelpierifl bet
sr;pdtIien s,siiaIisoes bisrin abersinliimHess.
nnli'lrErs bic 4nrr SiraBc ben. Wnto 2trute
his s8eft gedfte sineflie acni1h bfm BIane,
anpsnrnTsn ban bem staeirdib ON q wsai
.sfr affiee bee dbef. ssuaeiiteur 6es Tsparts.
merits pi PutEie Eeretcs. ipfIdser BInH IN Be-
treH bee ebisen 2erriirrtnmb ttermlt aniaf'
ilue iei 20 fsruer besttpHen, bat asndnrie
eaHaItNrifun feHitruiri Dsrben fon In tlfteresn,
lttHmiiug Ht benz gennnHieH hl1u uHb nsIt
araenients hsf TsDarfeansrig cf puFIif Sertfse
tineIde SbestfifniicneH hterlntf pnigsbsbcu
irernsn) nnfIteaen, uHo In netsrstHftlmnt,iife
nlii bem bsigstiiaten aoiieHbernBftIaa Der boz
ysi es tsrrsf bsfdfeffen, bat 50 nrcaent ser
%sFanlr'fCfieH flr bic befdg't NerbtNtrnna.
,s.sss az gd nss srAs a9'sn r o' HnasE ronf,E
aui Dns Eiaenibum dnffoberb nHs nrarenseno
ar atHdufste HsrbfHerifLa. irsFbe pefetfIif, pca
asts Sssns nns pssreen ,s engasS ns berii @ f h,sr
rsllhe fnesieue aorfheiIe bon her BerbsNsrlnG
9eristeu: urh hte ncfieu bfr pfnannten Ntrf
kcnsrire feasn bic "a Tnfanbsn fnI ~. nor. per-
Den Ir.b gerSfentIihunn bon ADtiaeH NefcIlp
ffpren unb eEforherItten crbtunHsen. ftir oss
ShiisIsrsEa bon bfiaqiea HUisbssT b1t. be sosg s,,
Wcrbs, peISs ber her acusfiion ber bin1us.
asfdcbrren 3dblnuscn ben aNeBmenfs nnsas'
aeeen fperben nnh nitbtre notbipenniaen auss
enben in fn fchliefen-
Nat bic 20 aulefIcdien ailetmenfe In 'nnf
(5) iabrIiheR 5otlmnaen besatif srsrefu fol'
Zen fflti 3tnifa anf BITE btnansaeittcSenea
6er 9ireBibhmsr iraenniDeifen befisner'
ten 0iacntbnfns farm aher GnA, ts H0tbs
BEN er 80 nfinffi fcIhs afsebmsHfs bcar De
seblsr. innerbaib hretbta 800 lnaer bon unp
nat esr safftEnHg ger bfilsusrnesn M LrntnasIi;
BE 3i:isn aaf bic Ron6s IN Jlf fbiefeE fon
bie Dor her ssoneffioH Der htHuifs8efncbenen
sstiesmgri 3dbIunaen nuseegsben frerben
TAT 6pfssS bet gtabt HtHrtnnuu nIsNeafs
Zen perSsp toneH Dor Der stuiIefftcn BON HNss
iraes, ber beHIefben aiestfeulnt.
fas ber Aeit bsz geinHnFifqfteH bon bejdaffr
getbefferuHa rpelter Hfht fpesieu diiferisat pur'
be, einftliebIi6 bsr Soften ber AreusmHgeH,
nsbii ben api1en Bon tfqeHopslfsm SrnIoesaetl'
prCpriiu nm oie Soften nnb Hasanbsn ~
aenerpsInen drgfcertdiionssBe BeEtatreHs hnffr
nnb bte Edhnbensrfdte tueide irnfnosinem
Aefsrer bon dnereHseneeH naRbsfeisu oosr IEs
iepsNsu cariH. saeefrrcden tperbsn uno pie
s,,Esras con ser giaei gsncsnHdfi ars bsftI
frfss bes aetsaHfe4 ron Bombs be50bit ipettfr
foaen, bic bpn befaGier Efaoi fiig folte Sfpsds
uHb In Der s9etfe nukqepxbeu DerbsH fOusr,
tpie ss bds eseies horf1reitt.
Gel &c ferner 5eleloHsn. bas ber 0Ietf bier.
bard nugeipieisn tptTb. bts BegoffenfIi6une btss
fer Erbtnans In nebetstuitsMuInHa nit BEN 1es
fee su DeydHsd'ien.
2eifiri am 3. Sepiemher 1912.
q. 2. settler
eeaIaublS,: v rNbur g 50 .. aief.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-13

g. rbfHaH8 30. 4s2 1912 esitim'
~ meno fortsuinhren nit beT 9erbs'isrune
oer 9ofua Etrdbe pcn aRe&tegCr ssperus bic
gu iRrem fiIbli6en enbpuHfI
Sei es berprenef bon ben Einbsrnib Der
Stabt Cincinnati Einnl Chio nrsi Biertei nIsr
tom erteatIteu aQiisiieoer nbtrstHittusmerb
tDirO. fertsnfa5ren nit ber ssrbeiernns bon
Soma StrGbe, oon ber Wae(Sreapt abeEue bis
ga BEN fhbiitheH @repHrfit. nnreb apniiraltnne
snsass r,., s,,H,ros a"S Sposasa /, ti,s,rSs,.
fitnHtHHa nit eiuer NeioIution pafftrt an BEN
). Laee TN 3aA 1912, nne tn usheselHifiHi'
ninne MI nsn ssdnen. gpesiiiiaisnnsn aC'irri'
eebeiben fDnrben nub jesi iTl her Effiee bes Fl.
rsctorS of 9,ublle Ssrcice aIiIiepeH
=. Sefiton 2 las Heansie .sol 9roseni hsr
iSeiamuitfofien Der betaGten NeTbehe1nne. OBJ
siaIid Der aa'ien fir areusnHeen) anferleai
ruetben folen i'm gerbdItuis su ben RcrfbsiIen
trsife das befaaiet gsrbeiffrnna reiuIsiren mo-
uRb IuffoseRh ar bic eoraefebeue Ber6eHenins
ipsidte bslna;ca Cots nue paHeereisr bierenr6
bsftiHri f'ie. haf iis befoubere 9rrtbei!s bur4
eenGHRis Herbe'ietana srlaBeeH
Seiiisu s.. Gab bic 70 oufss!egien aNeb'
mems in ssbn tl0) iAtrIi6en Ab'hIcpssabs
Iupaeg hssnbli perber fotlen uiii 3iEieH uaf BITE
biuanSasid 9ahsnnner gu bier t4l Rros
ger 2as sGs SsT
fbum. mad ieinem Grmefieu. foltes dNetzHsnt
iunersaio 1iranata t2ol IassH bon nna nc1
4
9anr .aHssment utci ireeHb,DeIte Sin'en etu'
| fnlteben icu duf bic NcHeS. nsl4s bon Der
aoueffson nHf hte hiHansasfn sfnobsnen Gfetmsut.
| 3utInnetn aiIepeee5fH pereer.
esffien 4 tie HoRbs Der Stobf Cincinnati
| foHen ansaeaebeH lperbeB Dor Der aoI!sfiiou
| htT HfiebmeHi ftEaassablnneeH uEo In eiHea
| SeiIaae h sldtr ftGteu aicidfoMuli
Eelsicu s. Edb esr Heii Der Gefamrtfciief
| bon be'aG;er 9erfeiissana tps.der mot fpssisn
aiferleet .oarse. bon Ds1 Siabt Cincinnati Be-
sat!t lperben ion GEs eem ErI0s bee Ser
| sause teu soHbs. peiGhC bon bfia9ter Eiael
| fiir folHeu 3neG ifub iH or BON Bees bot
/ atfsbeneu GsHc ausaeaabsn Frrreeu.
/ Seftt3H O. Tat ale 9cie ant edubsreten
nnqreus .nb unb cutfpheHn cn bsibs Efiien nor
1 sospa Earaks bon gpc~repor anenne bis Al
ihrem flbll5eH gnbpuHfi flE aeEaniiie Ser
befferuHe eeiieasst fperben iclleH. frie obsr be
/ iiiiRmi
l Sefftou : Tot her T-tetcr cf Bubble
4 Eerpce bteronrn be be5oIl,nddiiat Mnt nnasspiefer
| III. einen ssrnirdff eiusuasbeH nuh aussftEit
ren fnr aenGnUte SIbeffetsne NIT beu utebria
| fieH nnb hsi.tH Rieier, ned auRoneiruHa II
! tiehsreiRiiimmnng nit bem getep.
| Eefftou 8 TfFfe GrhtrGns fen In ArGft tre
| ten unb giifiafeil bobsu eou uno na6 ben
4 fr1beftRr bonn Sefet erinu5ieH 8eitcnnsie CT
Eafftrt om g. Eepfember 1912.
GbGriss EaDner
flusfireHber 4rdiiesni bes Siaotruibs
essIansist: asfbut asps, glert
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ver aastmsnts bur6 NtfAlsessabluHstn nab "
sirtsn Wsfraas bfs hsHfsibsn eIa&fsmmt.
Esb bn MsntstSse BEG edamMffshsn ssr tss
fastn ejunsNsuae psldsr Hi6t isslitn tafufs
rnrw sufemmsn NIT esn RohtH ron iretnes
psltsm GruHbfesHstmm cher 9ntsrsAs bara,
ssfauff sba apprsprisft. uHb Bis Rshsa
Nrrtotttrg bafar mns bic e&sesntrfdtsnfpss4s,
wsId,s iratnseintm rsstu BON ansrenisnsm eass
btrsisn ebtf antsstHsn rariH iuetiprs&tn. sHs be
Rshsn uHe uussatsu fhr RstHbtsntn fsL0tu Sss
fvvudb ssR ssr efaet GsminHait aus htm eries 81
psrfansa pen geHss btiatt mrbtH leu, bic ssn
teiogfu eiset fhr isl4, SSf6f nHe In sn Hstis
aufsfestsa nttssH teass. Dis ID sss esits ssfs
f6fsitf.
7 es Il strnr beiAleHn sst tsr Gistt ttsssnrA
aHesipisftn frsrps. sis HtrsfitHtild5ans ehlr us
isiuitsn In iisbwsinttmmaHs nit BEN wfiss -
ssrsHiafsH.
Iailiri am 8. september 1912.
g. r. SciIffr,
Mmtifenber 9rdilncnt hes Stcbtrdts.
Mtieit: artbur Gsph, gierI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-13

~rhiuanE Ro @eiitmmeno
- fort 5ufchreu NIT Der Berbefferlrr,a hIrf
aenaIiFrung Der &Ienirao anerlie, BON Colo
niaI Ioenue bis gIenes R9ao; Rapih RiIn
Rrao, bon e'leninah sleeuue big 900 5uB fuo'
pcituaris Die ScbIucaten, bon 2Seit 2ltter Goe'
TIue biz Glenfpdp Strenue.
Sci es bd4loiien Surdb ben Gtaotratb Der
Gtaot Cincinnati, Staut Ebin, orei 8tertel
nuer basu ertudbIter DtiigIieoer lberelHlttHs
leno:
settipn /. Dab es bteraurcS beitiuHtt lit,
forIouiapren nil Der gerbcTeruna roH e'leHs
mar aDenue bon Colonial gIoenne biz 0Ieoe+
Moao; Rapio Bun 5cao. bon S!snpop @neHne
Bis 400 5nb tioweitltc Die S5lnaisfS SS.,1,9s nSn
hurcb Qeritean,e bon ab8ugstaHaen un6 we
feruug bes WaieriGIs Die folg: $3.50 Stnea!'
tnB zines satttetn.stb 5ap stoals, i2Go9 ,,,s, ~
2 Jio Sniets; 2 30. SHteis; 100 Htneai'
fub eiHeb Baditeius poer 4pncrete ab5uast1,
nais: 100 Qntttoaros eeoroeener sc Ssene: s9o
Wlar5rles, in ueberetuttim1u1iHg nit e1Eer Se.
fclE:len, pafltr nom Sianirdte um ~; >snLt
81 & 1912 in uebereirftimuuHs nit benz
Rlane NIB Eeesifitnitcueu, nelbe pprher an.
aaoiiors Der befasten StGDt aufIteeeH
eeriion 3 Gab fitHt3is (5oasl Der Ss.
a ner soe1 s6h neF fir fsastn a.re
iperoen iouen per Jronttab 6ut oas on ele
8erbefetniiG anarer5enoe nnp anliobsnSe ~, ~,
QRUIpUEI.
5ierbur6 bettmmt 'iilb, orB tie beioEoere Sor'
fbetle burt aenounte 8erbstierung, erIGneen
Seftipn g. GaB bic 10 arterleeteH AneS,
iuerben foacH, NIT 3iufeu auf bic btm7iSes' 90
renen 3abiunaeu 81 bier (4) Bro5eui per 5a9t |;
boraiisgeieet ods Der GipeutbttuIer oou traeno'
meltberI beiieuerten Gteertbum lie ua9 feinem
GutDiinfen ioI6es AnebTeflt IN 8aur be5dbien
mag inHerbdIb nreisie 800 aaeeH pom nno
mad Der @nnn5me oer beiieHernoeu Grotndn5,
In fpeltbem ssalle hefdetes Banrs AHebmeIlt Mot
bic 3inlen alif bic 4euss IN lid fbItetFn lou.
bic Dor Der &oue!tioH bcr hirnu5sefc chobeHeU
WHeFments Z beiIanhhIneeH ane9egebeH usroen.
Ee!tion 4. Tob Bombs oer Stnbt 0tTctuHafi
ausaeaeben iuerbeu tolen bon oer Echeitiol
ppu aiiebmeutI Ibell scbiHHGeH uno 5ipdr 5u elf
neu ge.rnae. ber oeTieIbe giet4tourulf.
Seftiru g. G1s Der Reft oer 9efdmrttfctten
bon befngter 8erbeiieruHe, ipelter ni6t fpe5teu
uuferleat nuroe. bon Der Etnbt Cincinnati bss
soblt rperben foQ uns benz Cribs oes SeTfautes
bon Bonb4 peI6e bon bet1Gfer Sinot fnr be'
fuaie 3me6e 1T Der BON Hefes oorge'6rkbe1en
2sseife auspegeber fperoe1.
Eeftpn Z. Gas oer Director OF Bubble
Serptce bierburh bepuIlrnuhtigt unb 1nleDIe'e1
ST. eiueH aonfruft FIR befasie 8erbefier ana NIT
bem niebrigftsH urro beften gteter absui1 1lieseH
unS ausoufnbren. mad EerotfeutIi5uilG III ue'
bereiHfitmuiing nit benz Sefeee
se,tior g.. Stsie .CrbiuG7is fou tH araft
treieR une Diiiiefeit baben bon ano nod oeu
trlbeiten bonn 6slee eriaubtau 3estpunre on.
gsoiitTt an 8. SepterTher u. 3 1912
GmtircEoer 4rdfiheui beS StgbtrctbS.
gftett: Nrthur Gspe. Glert-
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fen ,fnb befteu Nietfr, mad Mnnoncirnng IN
nebereiniiiEliHil.le mii BEN Weies.
Gefticn 3. Dele Irbinnu3 fpH III araff fres
ten uuo 0iItiefeif bdbeu bon niio nag pem
friibsften BON Ntiet erinubten 3ettpuutte an.
Vafilrt am 8. september 1912.
TbdrIes gdtrpers
Muitirenser Irdfieent oes Stnntrdfbe.
Besianbtet: urttur Sspp, aeIL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-13
@emooite Sampler.

. tW U y HPItI. W.T.
MinterbaIbiabr 1908 8/09 itii0iertsn
on ben preubiiden llnineriit1ten
1859 beutihe Neihsonaeb0riee.
TnruHter mnren nid)t sueniaer dis
36f. bic bereiis 15 EenleIter ino
noriiber Den Sfuoium obInaenL I'm.
Ter oieiell lapnren iuk.0ernm 156, bic
cine Stiioien3eit pom f9 Seneliern
uub oariiber tlinier iid hatten. Mm
itarflten mar bic 3nbI iold,er benipo.
IGN 0urinen IN Herliss ndmlih 90.
.s5n benneIben @inter ip0ren AZ 0en
preubii6e1I &odidllen b6s Nerionen
innHntrikMirt, bie bot 30. 0ebtik
iabs atFi aEtttsa ks1l1sA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-13

lxsaue NsisfHfies. fpegNe - slv ncfbmef1bia ers
~ fart. 80 berh<fiefH burh Ranalsiiruna bse
mecntaua MbtEne spsfnen tem JxVigsu gespsrs
itHsdl9r 90 5nt 0ftii1 BON eecssr 9Ssnue.
urb 0l9nmcrs abenuf.
60. g J;ss. s;s;s sg e; 9: s':s:,: s q: = q, s,,: !s i
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nnb auSsufiiersss nnG 9ersgeniIiAuno tn lie.
bsretnitirnline nit bem Geiete.
Seftiou 8. Ttefe LSrntn1as fpI In ssraft
treien unn Gtiiiefeif bnbeH bon uiIb udn bem
friibeiten bonn 8eieB erlaubteR Heitpunite ON.
Naf'irt dIn 8. Septerber 1914
9bdrIes Samher,
omitrenoer prditbent bes 6fahtrdfbs
BeeIaEbiet: artbnr Gspp. Gkrf,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-13

n. 4, VII TTF T.
Nriirerhfr Tralieenf bes Eionirafbs.
eealauaig,: VI rNbur g s.p D. Gierf.
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am.irmssr ssrdfbsnt bse 9e1btratbs.
UssianStss; arttss 0A1b. q!esf
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.stmitsenber 9rdflhrnt nes StobtraitA
Mtieft: artbur Gspn, gierI.
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NIILIItIVtt StNTIUtHE Uts ~tuuIkULQS-
seglau5iei: aribur Gspu, GIeri.
0I9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-07-05
BEARS TEETH IN KEEPER.
II iernan Hnd Juat Saved the POlu
From Heat EAhaustiOn.

jim and Alice. the polar bears in the
Central Park menagerie. suffered much
from the heat Yesterday Alice, whose
coat is unusually heavy. seemed to feel
the high temperature more than her mate,
and as she lay painting on the cement
flooring Of the enclosure "A visitor thought
she was sunstruck and running down the
hill told Keeper Herman that the white
bear was dying.
Herman turned the hose on Alice and
kept a stream Of water on her until she
was quite relieved. The animal got upon
her feet and turned an apparently grate-
full eye on the keeper as ne continued 10
squirt the cooling wafer upon her. Then
Herman went into the Gcn To ill up the
pool and turned 10 see Alice almost upon
him He was 40 startled that he lost his
footing and fell into the pool.
The bear reached and got mouthfuI
of Kiernan's trousers at the seat. Wis.,
itors set up a shout and Keepers Hunto
and Cunnin CHAM went 10 kiernan's as
sistance and drove on tho bear with iron
rods.
Cunningham told Herman he needn I
have been afraid that tho polar bear
the hose so much that she was trying 10
show her gratitude by rescuing him when
he fell into the water.
Herman "a id he could have got along
without the show of gratitude as the
bears teeth gripped more than the trOu-
sers and there would be no comfort in sit
ting down for some time.
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browns WITH HER CHILDREN
Mother Leaps Into Deep Water
After BOY and Girl.

MOUNT VERNON. July Mrs, Allen
Ross of Rye lost her life to-day while
trying to save the lives of her two young
children. who were drowned in Long
Island Sound.
The mother with her children. a girl
of 10 and II boy of IL, went in the after
noon to the rocks on the estate of II A,
Nichols on Grace Church street. The
children We're in bathing suits and were
shooting iirccrackcrs when the girl
dropped Il piece Of punk over the edge
Of tho rocks Her brother climbed down
and tried to reach it while his sister held
his hand Ne Slipped and fell into the
deep water dragging the girl with him.
Mrs Eos, ran To the ciSr Of the buy
and lcaped after them. She was unable
To swim and the three wen, down
Whom Mr. Ross returned from an auto
mobile trip with his cmr lovor tins eve
Ming IN" tide was ou' and hc found the
three bodies clasped IN one another :
arms.
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TWENTY DUMPED INTO INLET.
women aud Childrrm Drop Into
water when Plank Breaks.

Twenty women and children and a
few men and boys were thrown into
Rockaway Inlet late last night by the
breaking Of IA gangplank at a pier at
Roxbury Landing. Rockaway Beach.
The crews Of a steamboat. a large
power boat and OF several launches got
everybody out Of the water with the
help Of two or three Of the men who
had gone down with the gangplank.
An ambulance surgeon attended the
rescued and none Of them Is In a dam
gerous condition.
There is n so-called ferry service
touching at Eockaway Beach and varl-
Gus points on Jamaica Bay which Is
much used by Brooklynites. The boat
used regularly by the ferry is n small
steamboat called the Hornet. To
handle yesterdays traffic n second boat,
the power boat Rose H., was brought
into the service. At l,oxbury Landing
the ferry service uses a barge anchored
near "a pier and connected with the
pier by long gangplank.
When the Hornet had taken on all she
could carry from the barge on one Of her
late trips last night she left the barge
stili crowded. and many more persons
anxious to get back to Brooklyn were
on shore. The Roso X. came up to the
barge just a. the Hornet was casting
off.
With the coming Of the power bont
the crowd N shore pressed forward to
the gangpank and tried to wedge Its
way toward the already crowded barge.
, There was no room for any one at all on
the barge. 80 the tanning from the
shore merely packed the gangplnnk un-
III no more could get "a fOothold. 1t was
then that the gangplank gave way.
There were fifty or 81 persons on the
plank when il cracked in the middle and
opened up Ike the bottom II dumping
car
At least two Of the women had babies
in their arms when rescued.
The water at this point is II or 20 feet
deep and runs with a swift current.
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MEDAL FOR BUM, A POLICE DOG
MuIberry streets Pride Decorated
ON the Fourth

Four years ago last night yellow
dog ran past Doorman Flood Of the
Mulberry street station with package
of hrecrackers tied to his tail
The old patrolman. one Of the Oldest
three on the force. stamped out the
crackers and showed the dog outside.
But he came back once, twice. and the
third time shot past the exasperated
Flood and took refuge In the captains
room behind the ample legs OF Joe
Burns, then in command.
Let him alone. Charlie" said the
Captain. stake him to some scraps
and give him a bunk; he's ours"
That was the coming Of Bum. who
las saved lives and won medals and
endeared himself to all the force In
the four years since, lie received yes
terday a great bronze eliminating medal
from Tiffanys. which he Is 10 wear
at the next police parade, inscrlbed:
Bum, Twelfth Precinct" on the OBJ
verse Is the figure Of woman with
a dog crouchcd watchful at her feet
and the word Fidelity"
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SWAN FOR THEIR LIVES.
Father and DauGhter Rescned in tn
Bay After Their Canoe Ssnk.

Several hundred members OF the NJ
g. McKane Association of Manhattan.
while on their way yesterday for an
outing at Midland Beach. Staten Island,
on the steamboat Henry Caswell, saw
A. H. Jacot. an importer. OF Man
h...a., u"ing on Ward avenue. sta
pleton. AID his eighteen -year-old
daughter Alice rescued from the water
by the crew OF the steamboat.
Mr. .Iacot is member of the Clifton
Boat Club of Staten Island. At noon
he and his daughter, wearing bathing
suits. left Clifton in canoe for .
trip down the bay. They hugged the
Staten Island shore To South Beach.
then started to sail around HOFFMAN
Island. two miles out. The southeast
wind made a choppy sea. While they
were rounding the south side of Hoff-
man Island wave capsized the canoe.
Mr.. Jacot and his daughter. who are
both good swimmers. clung to the boat.
while the ebb tide carried them down
the bay. After half an hour the canoe
sank and Jacot and Miss Jacot had to
swim. They were nearly exhausted
when the steamboat came along.
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GOV. HADLEY NOT FOR TAFT.
Missouri Republicans VIII Name
Two Sets of ElectOrs.

KANSAS CITY. July 4.-The leaders Of
the Republican party in Kansas City
were told to-day by Gov. Hadley that
he had not declared for Taft and did
not expect to.
They also were told by the Governor
that the Republican party of Missouri so
far as his leadership was concerned was
progressive and would support ticket
of Roosevelt electors.
II now appears that this plan will be
followed in Missouri. Hadley's friends
are to place a second list OF Preside tial
electors in the field. The first list Is to
be for Taft and the second for Roose-
welt. The electors for Roosevelt on the
second ticket will he accepted by the
progressive Republicans In that way
the Republican State and county tickets
in Missouri will be kept intact.
Gov. IIadley stopped In Kansas City
on his way home to Jefferson City from
a trip over the Chautauqua circuit in
Iowa.
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WHAT WILL THE KING WEAR
Tie himself L. Bothered. rs Henley
Attire viii SET Precedent.

Specidi 'dhie bSspd.c! TO THr sx
1.oNDoN. July 4--Just what attire he
will appear in on the royal barge at the
regatta at Henley on saturday is the
problem uppermost in the Kings mind
to-day. His Majesty il in serious
quandary, the occasion being without
precedent as the State barge has
never been used since the Victorian era
Nothing on earth" said King George
20 Lord pesborough. will make me
wear a tall hat in these circumstances
Lord Desborou2h suggested a naval
uniform. but the King replied that a
naval uniform on the river would ma X,
him look like ventriloquist.
1t is understood that the difficulty will
be solved by King George appearing in
Il country suit and white "hillycock'
hat.
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MRS. NELLIE sARTORIS WEDS.
Daughter of 4. =. Grant Nnrries q
Chicago Nan.

CoBorRG. Ont. July Mrs. Nellie
Sartoris, daughter OF former President
Grant and widow Of Algernon Sar-
toris, OF Her,s. England was married
at her summer home here to-day to
Frank II. Jones' OF Chicago. Postmaster
General OF the United States under
President Cleveland. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Canon Spragge.
rector of St Peters Anglican Church.
The brides son. Capt. Sartoris. gave her
away and the bridegroom's brother. Fred
Is. Jones. was best man.