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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
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Notprmaan rettet 0reiiin Dor nnper
meiOiid, ifeinenoem 5ooe.

Nur Der Geiitessegen,part pts Wios
tormannes D. Solsman bat bic 70
ssabre alie Irau gliiobetb 9aer BON
elifabstbionn. g.. ts gu perooufsn,
bab lie nod untsr ben 2eknben fpei!t.
Dir oIte Grau Iieb geitsrn Rd6nliitas
iur3 mad 8 llhr beim lleberI6reitsn
Der Gtrabe an 8. qpenue uno Gin
Strabe ibr portemonndie fallen. Als
Tie ibren WerIuit entoedie, elite lie 5u=
rid unb trai unmitteIbar Dor Die IN
bemielben 4nssnblide bic areu3ung
pafiirenoe Gar Ro. SO Der gOltrain
4penue 2inie. Der Wsotormann ieste
bIisfhnea bic 5ongporri6tuns In
Sb1tiqteit uuo bic 9reiiin puroe cine
fur5e Stred. tpeit mitgei4leift. beDor
bic Gar sum Sfilliiano gebratt iueIs
ben fonnte. Der llnfall psruriuhte ei'
nfn aroben Menifxnauflaui, uno biz
Deieitips Reihert unb getmunn. tpel'
DIE Nueen5eugen bes unfalls pareH,
iruaen bic geruneliidte in cine nahe'
geleeene 9dderei, BON no aus lie In
benz poliseiauiomobil ndh benz itdbtit
ifen 6oipital ssbraht iuuroe. 3i'
Greiiin bate mebrere aopffuunoen, 10.
ME Itpere aontuiionsn am Dbertor
per erliiitn. Die @erltsungen or
iid iinb niht esfdbrli6, mOsen jsbod
In anheiradi bes Differs Der 8srun
sliidt.n einsn itlimmen aussans usb
men.
Sobn gcnnelIp. 81 Sabre aIt. boz
go. 213 Woobiparb Ctr, tpuroe es
fern 4bsno an Der George uno Sobr
Sirabe bon Gar SO. 4 Der Sobn Ctr
qinie setroffen unb sur Sei.e sei6leu
bert. patroltpaeen A brahte ben Der
nnsliidten naG bsm itdbtiihen 6oipi
tai, mo- .s ii6 srsab, ouB .r nit unge
fdbrlihen gerlesungeH caponsetom
men mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02

& RT
ponsn dirurgiften ssnitrumenten Gn.
ausic5.n uno NIT ieiner geute 5u pers
fhtpinbsn.
RuHea 6of, Elm % Sabre alter
Gormer BON Rntbpeq, an., bate iih
aeitern einsn iftperen Rauih anaes
frunfen uno purbe fhiiebfid an be-
8. Gtrdbe uno Central QDenue BON
bsm poIisilien S6rOber auiseerlffsn.
Ter geamte beabiihtistt, oen Wlann
Ieiner eigensn Si6erbe | tpegen stn3ls
iptrren, fanb iebo6 sinen S6Ldgriag
on 6aIl Dor, pesbulb Die antlag. beE
Jraoens perborsener Waffen seeen
6enIelben erbobsn puros. Der 8efans
Q,ne bate $68 IN gadr in fetnem ge.
iipe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
Tener ,Snipcfturen.

1sueripebrtef guntsr ernaunte gss
tern Worgsu feds Jeusripebrleuts 81
Snipettorsn, bersn pfIi6t ss III, in
ibren reip. Diitritten iommtlide 56us
fer nuf ibre Jeusriiterbeit bin su IN
fpi3irsn. Die onipettoren iino adpt
2utmerbing bon Sprissn 60. /;
3apt. Sbaefsr Don SO. 6; 2eutnant
Sparts BON 60. z; Rapt. S6raffen.
berger BON 60. s; 2sutnuut Wlorr
man BON 60. IA unb 2eiitnant en-
gslts BON So. 45. 9ieIelben iteater
iih geitern WOrssu in Der Sffice bee
Siterbeitsbirettprs gaih Elm. Dt
ibnsn BON sSsuerpsbrhef 9unter UNI
Capt. Sad Gontpap bonn Cabbage
aorps bic notbigsH SnItrattionen &c.
deben tpuroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02

- Grau Souss Ridarbion, Ro,
1884 3umitsin 4ps., puroe frub s.'
tern Wlprgsn burh ldutes uno anbal'
tenbss Beaen hires 5unoes aus BEN
S6lafs auIgetpeds unb iano oas son5'
bdus nit srititenbem Rnuh dngsfiat
Sic ipedie ItIsunisit ibren Gatisn uns
bic Ginber, unn ale erreihtsn unDsr'
lebt bas Grsis. Gs itellte iiA beraus,
bab in benz asller, ieotnfalls iHfolss
BON GeIbiisntsiinouns. ein Geusr gum
Iusbruh seiomnitH mar. fpelhes be-
ieiner gntbeduHg bereiis gefabr!ih'
Dimeniicnsn anssnommsn bate. De,
granb puroe bon Gpriben gcmpaHt
46 in tur3er s3eit gel0fhi. Der S6a.
ben belduft iih auf unssfdbr $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
Cies mmb Das.

- SIM itdotiiden gauamt iDurosn
geit.rn bic folstnoen gauerIaubniBs
i6eine sripirtt: u. 3. Gbambtrs. 2las
fftt5Jdtiigsss fftt5Jdtiigss ggeeeeaaa:;hsa..s suf hsm Grunns
hid go. 3517 Srimble Ane., $500;
5snrp aobl. 2i2it0dists WOhnbaus
an Der Rc5,nrp gluenue. nabe Der Ca
y1naugb apsnus, $1,000.
Serr ssohn Gerenlo. setertai
Der essohn Gbillito Co., bat geitern ool
Serrn Gb6s. z. 9afer einen 4riiHo'
eiacnibumstompler. 96 bel 75 Sub
an Der sSndion StraBe, noroIih bon
stnnal, Der on oos bcreitS BON hel
ssirmn geeignete 0rlinoftiid aHgren5t
fir SAC, 900 gefaiift-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
Ter aartatideu= Siirit.

ssirit DinoiI6grdB. audi raartdts
i6eHfiirit" eenaHnt, elmer Der beit9ss
babtsn Rdnusr bes 19. Subrbunperts,
itarb DOR etnsm baI6en Sdbrbuuosrt,
am q. Wdr3 1862. Bon ihm ion ods
betannte sefIiiselte Dort b.ritommsn:
Der Wsnih idugt sr itbeim Baron
an Sb er rpirtIih Der ur9eber bic
les uriItptratiIhsn SoHmots 1T,
i6eint stpsifelbaft; bod it's penn er's
nitt srGounen bat, aus oem 8eifte berz
aus srbi6tst, in Dem sr lebte uno
pirtte; spiro bod bon ibm er3Gblt, odB
er ieinen Sdueioer nur in 9egsnDart
bss Sammsrpisnsrs smpfing. o0mit er
benz 2ataien Die Inpeiiung 81 elmer
neuen Uniform ertbeilen tonnte, Die
Der gtoien.e ounH benz Shnetoer NIT
tbeilte, psi! Seinc Gurhlauht Is uns
ter ieiner Wuroe fano, nit etnem
S6neioer gu Iprsasu. 9ebbel berth@
tet, baB 5urit Strpar3snberg, Der
sfrsunb oes Winbiihgrds. jenes Bon
mot fsierli6 fir cine 2use erfldrt baS
be. ibm a6sr sinsn 3ug pon WInonh.
ards srSGblt babe, Der IpomosIth nod
dreer mar ais jsnes giitise gBprt: Sc
benz burssrIidsn SffiSier beitdtigts
BinoiIhsrGs. eab sr brao Dor Dem
5einb isi; bsim aoe!isen lieB sr IS tpss'
neil iid -bsi oieIem Die Courage ~oOn
islbit psritshs".
Seoenfaqs sri6eint 5tpsifeuos, BAT
bic firdterIihs 2lrt unb Weile, nit De-
0inoiitgr1B i'm Sabre 1849 Der
Wiensr glufitanb unteroriitte, guni
europa iber oisitu Wiann pon glu
unp Giisn abIteu smpfinpen lieB, De-
Mdnnsr bon Wsrtb une geoeutun!
pie Robert Blum, albrett geher. Del
aelehrten Muiittrititer WtaHenbdu'e
lI1o rfteesrreess M aassEs taIthliitigg erichis
| ZEN lieb. Sn polltommen unnDtbise
@eiIe nurne bamals Wien on pie
| Seitsn in grano geitett uno oi
f6ubioisn Ginrpobner in Shreden uni
8rauen perTebt. Will man fiir otei
9raufamteitsn, osnen Soebbel, Der oa
mails ia in Wisn Iih aufhielt, nod
perihieoene lIngebeuerli4teiten hin3u
sufiasn peib. eiuen einisermaBsi
menihlih periSbnsnoen Gruno flnoen
| 10 lit er pieLleitt bartn au Iufen, ooi
Der sSiirit turs porbem in Drag be
| llnteroritung bes 9tufftanoes ouIelbit
| mo sr nit pisl Shonung uno WldBi
aune pnrgeeanssn iein ioll, ietne Gait
| in, cine sebcrene S6pur5en6erg, IN
ieinen Glteiten Sohn ourh tootIit
5hiiiTe aus Der 0oltsmenge oerlore
bate. ;iirit 9llfreo BON Winoiihsrd
mar inn Sabre 1887 81 griiFel sebc
rem. Ghou bon friibiter Susenb a
| in Der tniierlinen 4rmee bienenl
mar Ct gum SberitIeutnant Ell
nunnt tpprben, als er in b
| lgDlterIhlatt bel 2eipSis Gelesenbe
| bate, Iit riibnlihit ausSuseihnsr
nod in oemielben Sabre ipurbe c
IGberit uno Reaimentstommonban
|fiibrte 1914 bas Negiment nit Bra
pour nad3 Grantrei4, uarb 1926 4ri
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
3nttano beranoert.
g1pblbefannter 3eitunssbduoler
Der Staot erianst ieine @efnnns
belt tpieber.
Qabm idnell an SOrperseiuidDt 5us
Iagt SeurD y. 8ieOei.

.Sie t0nnen iagen, bab ih pie nea.
geboren fiibIe," iagte 9enrp y. Rteoel.
Elm Do6tbetannter 3ettungsbdnoler,
toelder in 1345 Sobn Strubs, gfe
getts Strube, in bteiiger Staot rpobnt,
inoem er iiber Die Birtung fprah, nts
ienes msrftpiirDige neue StGrtungss
mittel, iona 8ita", in ietnem Sale
bate. 6err Riebel fubr fort:
Set Dielen Syabrsn befuno th mid
in einem furhtbaren 3uitanoe. SD
ftten DouftdnDtg a6gemattet gu fein.
Uleine RerDen tparen in elmer furht~
bcren 8erfufIung un0 bic gertnSIts
Gufregung perurIahte mir Dtel Srubsl.
Mein Utagen fdien auber Sronun9
81 iein uno i'd tounte feline feiteH
! Speiien al mir nebmen, ohne tart IeIz
rem gu muiIen. Sd mar nod idlafrig,
ielbit penn i6 Die gan3e Ga6t i'm 8ett
5ugebra6t, uno t6 tpuBte taum, mas
es mar, cine CUTE Nahtrube gehabt III
laben. Selbit Denn i6 gIaubte. ge.
ihlofen gu boben, mar ih bod utiioe
am Worgen, ipenn ih uufItuno.
sd taufte cine 5lafhe pon oieiem
.5pna 0itu" Dor niht oar langer 3ett,
unp ih babe es IeitDem regslmdbig
eingenpmmen. Wenn i'd oarnah ur@
tbstIe, mas es fir mid Qetbau unb fir
rteine 5amtIie. 10 lit Dieies Elm nun
oerbares StdrtungsmitteI. SD bin
ntht mebr nit 8eroauungsbeI Ihfperoeu
unb RerDoiitGt bebaftet, lpie friber.
I'd tann oe5 Na6ts/ gut f6lafen uno
Itsbe oss Wiorgens friIA unD munter
| auf.
! r5err giebel tpur elm Gpfer por
Rerpsnidpd6e," fu9te elmer Der Spez
SialiIten, ipsldhe Iona 8ita" etnfIP,
rem. ,Sein 5aQ mar Elm getpDbnlte
der" Fubr Der Spe3ioliit fort, nDof
sr ihien Die Ratur Ieines 2eioens nint
gu tennen uno bate audi niht Die rits
tige Nleoi3in, bis er Iona 8ita" ers
/ longte.
r9ieIe Qeute, pelhe Iber RerDoiitdt
WagsnIsioen, Sopfihmer3en, Riiten
/ itmer3en, 8erItOpfung, ihlshte Cir.
tulatton, tulte 6iiBe, ihlehte Ser
t pduung, 5leden por Den &ugen, Gag
. huftigteit, 2lputbie, S6Iaflpii8teit uni
4 Visbergef6lagen6eit Hagen, t0ursr
I b;eIes a1es als Ii6ere 2tnSeihen Sc
: tradten, DAP ije on RerpsnidpG6e IeI'
: ben.
1 y@i:le Qeute, peIhe tets ubgem1t
2 tet, halb trant uno nieoerqefhlaser
2 fiibIer, rpel6e aber in 8irtlihteit mid
: DifTen, mas ihnen feblt, iinb phn
{ 3petfel Spfer oteier plu8e. IS 1T Il
: ieoer Stuot cine a1gemeine Gluge I'M
:, mag in ieber SamiIie hierieIbit an3u
t treffen fsin.
0 ,lInisre prGparation .5on1 8ita
: 1T cine fpfortige uuo permanente 5llf
, in iplten fSGuen. Sin tIeiner 9erfud
f 1T nur erforoerIih, um Srgsnoiemdn1
n ppn benz unperQleiali6en Wertb oes
t islbsn als 6eiImittel gu uber3eugen."
r ,5ona 9ita" lit in alien gpotbetel
! 81 haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
aleine Voli3einad)r d)rid3ten,

- 4lbert ,5iilsmdnn BON Arlinstoa
6eisbts lieb stitern Iein Jubrpsri
turjs 3eii uHbeaufiintist an Der Gde
Der 4. Apeuue uno Glm Gtrobe iteber.
2tls er suriidiam. muthte er Die unons
esnebme Gntbedung. bob ein poitrn
Gigarren i'm Wert1s BON $34 aus Dem
Noesn gtitObIen iDorben mar.
Or. 6. g. Rotbapeu pca go.
3437 WconeD 4psnue Iieb osinrn
Rohmittng fsin 4utomobiI an htr
Central alpsnut, brett Dor Der Gsnbt.
bale, spsnige Winuten unbsdlifTttio,
teten, ais Elm Dieh, fie Gslelmbeit
,tsnutis i4 &nsn 9lpsa nit nsstt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02

Sinn, Der nit Dem ESutcreiie 0ersgrIef'
ntarfenlannlIer gut 5u rehHen metB.
go hat tie es perItau0Cu, auf Den
Wtarfenbogen Otarfen 10 oruden SIT
laiien, oab ser &opi 0e5 Hrln5regeHH
ten elnmnl nah rehts, etn anoere5
gfal nad Iinf5 gerIdtet ut, 10 olB,
mer ote Dtarfen paarlpeile oeSDenoet,
Dem Ioreiiatcn etn QbIldteInttlheS
&urioium beidcrt. - S>u melher
gSeiie Der 2lebbabcrluerth Der Dtarfen
/ Iih iteigert Darilbcr miro ms du5
Rumdnien Elm geIipicl qelHeloet s5H
8ufareit rmlrne einem SamHler eln
9rief nit 0rei GdientopImarfcn an-
aeboteu, Die i'm Sabre 1858 i'll 9ilta
mdnien i'm Aur5 muren. Ger Sainm-
Ter trua 9eoCnfcH, ben geforoerten
Trcis BON 1000 O3arf al5uleaen.
| 1arouf lponocrtc Ger 9riei 5u etnem
| 0Qnoler, Der Die Summe be3ablte
limo i'm fir 5000 Worf eincm anoe-
Ireu 3dnoIcr iogleih mcttergab. Der
| tar0 eiuen Siebhaber, Der oafur 1000
0turf 3abIte. Bon oieIen puroen Die
4oitlDerth5eihen fir 5000 Utarf ON
teinen 8ierten nerfauft, Der lie mir
III. 900 9tarf mieoer perduBerte uno
/ iebt beiinoen itn Die Warfen i'm geltR
tciHea &rtputianuttterss, Der aGffffils'tt' aGffl't o.
! 900 Mari nn4elegt hat User Dor Se'
grilnoung oeS Geutihcn Relt)eS aus
Sem aoniareid) Sad]ieu cine nit elmer
Greipienniamarfe betiebte Gruflad)c
erbieIt, fpnnte nld)t ahneu, oaB er tpa'
ter einmul Gin @ertbititd IN Der 5ano
haben nerDc. 1ltr bos man ibn 900
Murf germ 3ablen pliroe. 9lodl Dor
sDansig Sobreu maren oieie Stilfe
nit ) biz 10 Wtart 81 baben Cine
qleif glon5enbe aarrlere hoben Die
baneriif,eu Giufreu3ermarfpu Hiht
qenlaht, Die man ai6on" fiir 80 bis
| 40 Warf erringeu fann. - Gortuaul,
| bas iih aus Sparianfeitsriid1idtea
in1mer nod nit Warfen bebolfeu bot.
auf oenen oas 9tlonIB oes geltilr5ten
a6nias nit Dem @orte nRepubllcd"
| iiberorudt mar, gibt iest eIgene nene
Nearfen herols. - Gs lit erflarlld).
oab bel Dem ipohIenoen l8Sertbe Der
Morfen Die sSdIihungen uuo oie
Sd3aar Ser 5olider Iih mehreu. llri-
ter 2eitung oes 2onoesgerihtsraths
GauIp maht lid nun cine geipegltng
belnerfbor, Die oafiir iorsen nil. oaB
bieien snouitrterittern bos SoHofperf
ihiperer eentaht uno Die oaraaf lfon
.ibeute geiesten 5traien erbobt .perossl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
lInfdue.

Aug. 5auIfner, 30 Sabre alt,
Don go. 326 Dit 12. StraBe, muroe
geItern abeno on Der Central 2luenue
Dor Dem itdotiifen Solpitnl bon ei.
ner GoIerain glnenle Gar getroiiell
uno CUR Seite geid)Iei,oert Gr pur0e
in oas ooipitcl gebradt, iuo es it'd
hermtsltellte, oaB er nit Ieid)ten Ser
lesungen oauongefommeu mar. Eer
Geritngliidte niroe, % er Den Gin.
orud eines 8eiitesgeitorten madt,
Der geobahtimgslparo iiberlpieieH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
goriidltsmnhrese

Ger berittene Roli3iit Goporo
geierIein Dom 10. Iiltrift. Delder
befantIid nm Sonntag Ibeno bon lei.
nem Yieroe geiporfeH puroe uno lid
id)Iinnfr 8erietiingeu al oen anien
umo sSuBgelenfen 3uge5ogen hat,
tuuroe geitern Wtorgeu in BatrolDa'
gen 2 nah benz itdotiihen Soipital
gebraft, no linn, Inn alien Gpentua'
litaten oor5ubeiigen, cine anti.le'
Janus SerumsiuipriBung gsssbsn
plu0e.
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Sd,anfcnitcr serfriim mert.

Bier betrunfene Mdnner gerietben
iriib geitern Rorgen Dor eInem 3ebn.
centgeid,dit on Der @elt B. aDerlie III
Elm &anogrnlenae, IN oeiien Berlou'
ciner Der Burden gegen oas S6ait'
feniter iiel nno Die aroBe Splegcl.
idleibe I'M gSertbc bon mebrerell
bunoert Collars 5ertrilnnlerte. lie
Tanner beiperfiteaigten Dor anfunit
Der 9olisei lire Siitft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
Som 3use sr.oo.s..

Gin unbetannier UlanH, isiuem
gsub.rsn na6 gu urtbsilsn Elm 2anos
itrsi6er, rpuroe gsitern 4beno iur3 Dor
z lIbr nabe Rortb Beno BON einem
3ugs Der Big Jour eiisnbabn ii6sr'
fabren unb auf Der Stslle eetDDtei
Die asite tpuroe nah Der Worgue 5s-
braat, ieoo6 puros an benz 2oots7
nihts porgsfunoen, tpelhss iibsr isins
SSentitdt 4ustunft eebsn tOnnte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
MEALS 35 CENTS A DAY
Will Cost Dollar a Week for a
Room at Girls Club.

Cincinnati, June 2I-Miss Gertrude
Reynolds, the matron Of the Schmidlapp
Cooperative club for Girls, says that
under the new rule 10 be established
with the opening Of that club 1t will cost
the young women there only - cents a
day for their meals and 81 week for
their lodging. The new club is to %
thrown open to working girls at Cincin-
uitt tomorrow morning.
we insist that it Is "A home, real
home. and that is the way We are go-
ing to run it," said Miss Reynolds. In
n real home it is to everybody's interest
to take care Of things and TO keep ex-
penses down. because all profit equally.
That is just the principle we shall go on
here"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
NEARING M'KINLEYS PEAK
Parker Browne Party Sends
Word That It Will Succeed.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Tacoma, Wash. June 2I.-Mrs. George
Browne to-day received letter from her
son. Belmere Browne, who, with Protcs-
sor Herschel Parker. Of Columbia Uni
versity, is leading an expedition up
Mount Mckinley The letter was written
on April -, and supplements a message
received on May % by way Of Fair
banks. dispatched at the same time.
The Parker Browne party was on Null
down Glacier and all were well. Nine
dogs and sleds were in use. Two newly
discovered glaciers had been surveyed
for the American Geographical Society.
The party had ascended TO the hereto
fore explored approach to Mount Me
Kinleys summit. Near by prospectors
had opened new mining camp, called
Glacier City.
Professor Parker carried Brownies
message TO this camp when he visited
it for -four and provisions. one Of the
prospectOrs carried a telegram and a
letter TO Fairbanks. Browne writes
that the passes used were much easier
Of access than those traVersed on their
last expedition. They were within eight
miles OF the summit, which he was GER
tain they would reach. They had killed
several mountain sheep.
The explorers expect TO finish the as
cent in June. At one place they crossed
a ridge six thousand feet high. Tying
their provisions and outfit in bundles,
men, dogs and all tobogganed the en-
tire distance, exceeding one mile, and
landed safely. Many photographs are
being taken. Browne will write a book
on the exploration of Mount Mckinley.
Charles Naegele. brother-in-law Of Pro-
fessor Parker. said al the professors home,
I'm Brooklyn. last night that the last news
he had received from the mountain climber
was in letter dated April = and mailed at
Eureka Mining Station, on the Kantishna
River, Alaska, about one hundred miles
from Mount Mckinley. The letter told OF
heavy SHOWS. often seven feet in depth.
which delayed the progress OF the eXpedi-
lion. but stated that conditions appeared
favorable at that time for the climb
Professor Parker hoped To reach the sum
nit about the end of June, the letter stated.
and expected to be In touch with ciViiza-
ton again toward the end of July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
COOK KILLS HER MISTRESS
Lynching of Negress May Follow
Murder of Georgia Woman.
IBy Tclesraph 10 The Tnhune


Vienna. Ga. June 24.-Enragcd by
rebuke from her mistress, Annie Bark
dale. a negro cook, seized carving
knife and cut Mrs r r. Jordan 20 death.
The tragedy occurred about y O'CLOCK
in the kitchen Of the handsome nome "'
the Jordans near here.
Mrs Jordan was expecting guests ana
had given instructions about the dinner.
When she went into the kitchen she
found that none Of her instructions had
been carried out. Mrs. Jordan rather
sharply rebukcd the negress, who at
once seized carving knife and almost
cut her mistress to pieces.
The negress fed. but was captured TINS
afternoon and is being taken by tn"
Sheriff in an automobile 10 Hawkins
Vile in an effort 10 prevent lynchinS
The would-be lynChcrs are pursuing In
automobiles.
Mrs. Jordan was about thirty years
old and was considered one Of tn" most
beautiful women in South Georgia. Sh"
had no children. Her husband, X. Il.
Jordan is wealthy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
ARMY AVIATOR BADLY HURT
Hamilton, Instructor at School,
Falls in Biplane.

Washington. June 24.-Carl l.. Hamilton,
an instructor at the United States army
aviation school at College Park. Md, was
perhaps fatally injured this evening in
an aeroplane accident.
Hamilton was flying alone I'm BIZ
plane and was at height Of one hum
dred feet when the machine suddenly
fell to the ground and was smashed to
I.ieces. The aviator was pinned beneath
the wreckage but was extricated by
signal corps men Of the school. He was
hurried TO a hospital here, where 1t was
said his injuries might prove fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25

"Ilikit." the stylish eyeglass. Krypt0k or
Toric Pebbles. Spencer's. Maiden Lane.
-AdyI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25

Oe~ey's "Brut- cuyee" & Especial Sec"
Champagnes for the Elite.
-;ACYL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
Continued on second page, NTH column.

Cramps. colo. summer complaint relieved
by q few doses OF Angostura Bltters.-AdvL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
REFUSED TO ACCEPT COMPROMISE.

But national committee sought compromise The
less leader agree compromise which Of such
manifest the discerning the still tanscendental power
Of the peerless position that ne not whit
what painted long as it painted red
When Colonel Bryan left Chicago he remarked told in the
dispatches The Tribune that the success or OF the Roosevelt
third partv would depend entirely whether the Democrats did
did their convention at Baltimore Beyond this
he did not eucidae his Leading Democrats in Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
Will His Followers Stick?

The chief point of interest TO Colonel
Roosevelts supporters to-day was
whether they would be able to carry
with them the strength of the following
Continued on flfth upcc. fourth cnIn,nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
A FILM WHICH CAN'T BURN!
English Invention Obviates Nov
ing Picture Danger.

Try Transatlantic Wireless to The Tribune.l
London. June PA demonstration was
given to-day in High Holborn of new
moving picture film which is non-combus'
ible and which. 1t is said, entirely obviatcS
danger from fire in moving picture theatres
Lieutenant Colonel Fox, president Of the
Fire Brigade Officers Association. indorscs
the new film after test as having all the
merits claimed for II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
Son Of Famous Banker.

contlDued on sixth page. third column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-06-06
HEART NEEDS ESPECIAL CARE
Strain on the Vital Organ Must Be
Avoided When Middle Life Has
Been Passed.

"The death by heart failure of Gen.
Frederick d. Grant," says the Medical
Record. "emphasizes the repeated
warnings Of the medical profession
that We should treat q senile heart
with respect. AS far as we know
there Is not the slightest disagreement
on this one point-every human heart
over fifty. and perhaps over forty.five.
cannot stand much internal pressure
without being ruined or at least dam.
aged. A very slight man may go
through severe muscular exertion with
but little damage. but a heavy man.
like the general. places on the heart
and arteries hydrostatic pressure be-
yond the safety point. and 1t never re-
covers.
"The pitiful feature Of this deplor.
able death is the fact that Gen.
Grant In his last annual report had
called attention to the opinion OF life
insurance examiners that army Off.
GERS were becoming poor risks on &C.
count Of the increasing strain on their
profession. 1t is safe to predict more
deaths like Gen. Grants. unless we
treat the heart of a man over forty.
five with more gentleness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-06-06

Yancy. The Cavendishes were i'm.
mensely relieved.
Now you.ail keep sttll." said Cav.
endish. II want Mr. Yancy should get
the straight OF this here! The vari.
GUS orders of royalty are kings. dukes.
earls and lords. Earls is the third
from the top OF the heap. but lords
amt no slOuch."
Dick had ought to know, To- he's
an earl himself" cried Polly exultant.
ly.
"Sho.' Richard Keppel Cavendish,
Earl OF Lambeth! Sho'. that was what
he was! Sho'!" and some transient
feeling of awe stamped itself upon
their small faces as they viewed the
long and timber figure Of their par.
ent
These here titles 60 to the eldest
son. He begins by bein' a viscount,"
continued Chills and Fever. 1T was
my great grandfather come over here
from England. His name was Rich.
ard Keppel Cavendish, same as mine
10. He lived back yonder on the Caro-.
lima coast and went to raisin' tobac.
co. I've heard my grandfather tell
all about Il