Aspers attempted to climb the rock, but the next time, Lewis pulled the trigger, the policeman and the police were released. The police, under the leadership of Lewis, who had started to run, pursued for a short distance, and the crook sent another bullet into his leg. Still, the policeman struggled on until Lewis elimbed a six-foot wall and made good his escape, since it was not possible for the policeman with his wounded leg to scale the wall.

Despite the capture of crooks, police, and other persons out of the river at the risk of their own lives, and in case of fire, the strong arm and the swift courage of the modern policeman and of great value. Last year, for example, there was a high explosion in the smoldering plant of a large New York refrigerating concern. Three minutes later, a fire broke out in the smokehouse of a large New York refrigerating concern.

Three minutes later, a fire broke out in the smoldering plant of a large New York refrigerating concern. The fire was discovered by a fireman, who, after a few minutes, had been rescued. The fire was quickly extinguished, and the fire was soon under control.

In the meantime, Lewis and Lewis had been on the scene, telephoning for the fire department and making his way through the smoke and fumes of ammonia gas in search of victims.  He was warned by the crew that there would be a second explosion, but, unheeding, the push was pushed on until he came upon it. He, almost overcome by the fumes, was trying to pull up the stairway from the boiler room to the boiler room. He was picked up and placed in the water. The men, being satisfied, were able to pull up the stairway from the boiler room to the boiler room. 