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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-25
Telegramy krajowe.

wiadomosc o zgonie ambassadors
niemieckiego, hr. Sternburga W
Heidelbergu depesze kondolen'
cyjna do zastepcy ambasadora hr.
Hatfield Wildenburga, bawiace.
go czasowo w Bevernly Farms,
Mass. w depeszy tel Roosevelt
zaznaczyi zalety zmarlego, jake
tegiego dyplomaty. Wiesc o Ego
ME Sternburga wywolala smutek
jego przyjacioi we Waszyngto-
ME N. Yorku, oraz Il rodakow
jego, wsrod ktorych znaczna cie-
szyi sic popularnoscia. Wiele de-
pesz kondolencyjnych wyslano do
rodziny Sternburga do Niemiec.
Indianapolis, Ind, 25 sierpnia.
w. ]. Bryan demokratyczny
kandydat ma prezydenta Stanow
Zjednoczonych w przejezdzie z
Chicago przybyl tutaj, azeby u
czestniczyc W uroczystem zawia-
domieniu p. Kerna jego demo-
kratycznej nominacyi ma urzad
wiceprezydenta Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych. Wraz z Bryanem zjecha-
10 sic do indianapolis bardzo VIE
lu politykow demokratycznychj
hotele w miescie przepelnione;
zjazd do miasta ogromny. Uro-
czystosc odbedzie sic dzisiaj w
gmachu Coliseum, gdzie sic mo-
re $4,000 ludzi pomiescic. Przewo-
dniczacym lokalnego komitetu
jest p. Tom. Taggart.
Springfield, ILL.,, rs sierpnia. -
DIVA Stowarzyszenia tutejszych
murzynow odbyly wczoraj spe-
cyalne zebrania, ma ktorych IL
chwalili rezolucye, wyrazajace po-
chwale dla zarzadu miasta j Sta
MI "a energiczne wkroczenie W
czasie niedawnych rozruchow.
Mu.zyni zarazem uchwalili wspoi
dzia}ac wiadzami celem ukara-
MIA winnych, a nadto postano-
will powstrzymywac swych
wspolplemiencow cd pospiesznego
i nieopatrznego dziaiania pod
wpfywem niecheci i msciwosci.
Butte, Mont, rs sierpnia. =
Zloczyfica pewien zamaskowa-
nej twarzy obrabowa} onegdaJ
pasazerow siedmiu dylizansow
pocztowych W Yellowstone Par
ku, w poblizu gospody Old Faith
full Inn, razem zabierajac I'M
przeszio $4,000 w got6wce klej-
notach. Dylizansy opuszczaly ho-
tel w pewnych odstepach czasu,
ME jechaly razem, tax re zloczyh-
ca miai czas i moznosc obrabowac
zawsze jeden, MIN drugi nadje-
chal. Ustawil sic on W miejscu,
gdzie 60 trudno byio dostrzedz,
wycelowana strzelba zatrzymy-
wal pojazd, ograbiai jadacych, po-
czem kazal i'm jechai dalej. Obra-
bowawszy wszystkich siedm poja-
zdow smiaiy bandyta przepadl
w okolicznych lasach. w Yellow
Stone ME wolno posazerom nosic
broni re soba, wiec Mkt sic ra-
busiowi bronic ME mogl. o wy
padku zawiadomiono garnizony
wojskowe znaJduJace sic w poDli1
au; zaczely one juz poscig "a BAN
dyta.
New York, 25 sierpnia. =
Wskutek eksplozyi pieca gazowe-
go W mieszkaniu niejakiej Maryi
Abruzzo, W Brooklynie, wybuchl
pozar, kt6ry szybko ogarnai znaj.
dujace sic W mieszkaniu sprzety;
nadto zajely sic Cd plomieni su-
kienki trzyletniego synka kobie-
ty i wozek, W ktorym lezaio jej
kilkomiesieczne niemowle. w o.
bIedzie przestrachu matka chcac
ratowac dzieci, wyrzucila Memo
vile oknem z trzeciego pietra na
dol, nastepnie sama sic tez "A
MEM rzuciia. Oboje matka die
Gle odniesli smiertelne poranienia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-25
zatarg Ho|andyiz Venezuela.
AUSTRIA, SERBIA / SpISEK POtUOh0W0-S OWANSk.
ZE ZAMETU PERSKIEGO.
FRANCYA A NIEMCY w MAROKKO.
Pozar Konstantynopola.
ZgOn niemieckiego ambasadOra we WaszyngtOn1e.
wZosKo-NIEMIEcKA KoNFERENCYA.
ZE ZAMETU PERSKIEGo.
FRANCYA A NIEMCY w MAROKE
Pozar Konstantynopola.
emieckiego ambasadora we WaszyngtOnie.
wZosKo-NIEMIEcKA KoNFERENcYA.

p
Kerua nominacyi. Springfield chca isc reka W
rabunek YelOw-Stone-farl MAI
-Panika W tramWaju-fatan po
jedynek poity kier6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-25

Dokoiczenie na str. 4-tS
Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18
Quartette Starts New Plant,

Yesterday morning the large, new cyanide plant at the Quartette mine was started up for the first time. For the present only one day shift will be worked, ten men being employed. M. M. Mendenhall is in charge. The plant, which is one of the finest and most complete in the entire country, has a daily capacity of 150 tons.- Searchlight Bulletin.
Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18

w. H. Taggart this week received g letter from his daughter, Mrs. A. Pad dleford, who is in Mexico. descriptive of the great oil fire near Vera Cruz While more than 100 miles distant she says the fire can be plainly seen, the smoke and blaze going far into the heavens. The fire is said to have been caused by the drill breaking into a wonderful gusher, the force of the gas and oil throwing string of tools high in the air, tearing out the casing and deluging the whole country with oil. This oil coming in contact with the boiler furnace was set on fire and in an instant there was swirling mass of flame reaching far into the air. The flow continues with unabated vigor and if not capped soon the loss will be something enormous. Many years ago southern Kansas witnessed like phe- nomenon, but in this well there was little oil and an enormous volume of gas. After several months there ap- peared to be no diminution of the flow and after repeated failures the we'll was capped and the gas used for con- mercial purposes. The first burning gas we'll was that near Bradford, Penn- sylvania, in the latter seventies. This well burned brilliantly for nearly a year. During the winter months the heat generated by the great gas jet kept about two acres of land free from ice and snow and allowed the grass to grow as luxuriently as in summer. It was the paradise of tramps until the well was capped and put to commer- cial uses.
 John Little, who lived at Cerbat many years and owned some of the good mines of that camp, departed last Wednesday for trip through part of California and Nevada. He will re- turn. They all do.
 w. H. Knotwell, of Goldroad, is wis., iting in Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18

J. D. JORDAN, Secretary. Kingmap, Arizona, July 8, 1908.
Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18
Democratic County Committee Meet.
 ing

Notice is hereby given that the Democratic Committee of Mohave county will meet at the County Court. house, in Kingman, at o'clock p. m., Tuesday, July 2l, 1908, for the purpose of selecting seven (7) delegates to the Democratic Territorial Convention, which meets in Prescott, Arizona, on the Sth day of August, 1908, to select a candidate for Delegate to Congress, and to transact such other business as shall come before said meeting. A full attendance is requested.
 FOSTER $. DENNIS,
 Chairman. J. D. JORDAN, Secretary.
 Kingmap, Arizona, July 8, 1908.
Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18
For Treasurer.

I hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of Treasurer of Mohave county, Arizona, subject to the action of the Democratic COnven- tion of Mohave county, Arizona.
 SAM WITHERS. Kingman, Arizona, May 28, 1908.
Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18
Political Announcements.
For County Recorder.

l hereby announce myself as can- didate for the office of County Re- corder of Mohave county, subject to the endorsement of the democratic county convention.
 R. A. ROBERTSON. Kingman, Arizona, May 8, 1908.
Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18
For Supervisor.

l hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of supervisor of Mohave county, subject to the endorse ment of the democratic county con- vention. JOHN c. POTTS. Kingman, Arizona, June l2, 1908.
Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18
For Supervisor.

l hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of Supervisor of Mohave County, subject to the action of the Democratic County Convention.
 THOMAS MCNEELY. Dated at Kingman this 22d day of May, 1908.
Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18

The following letters remain un- called for in the Kingman postoffice; A. w. Huston, J. M. Hodge, J. D. Strange, Dr. w. H. Van Vleet, Vicente Jimenes, Ylario Carrillo, Jesus Henera, P. B. BOOhon.
Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18
For Probate Judge.

l hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of Probate Judge of Mohave county, subject to the action of the Democratic Convention of Mo- have County, Arizona.
 J. D. JORDAN. Kingman, Arizona, May 28, 1908.
Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18
To the People of Arizona.

l.. G. Allen, of Zephyr apartments, Venice, Cal, invite you to come to Venice or Ocean Park and keep cool. He has cottages from 5O$ to 35O$ a month, the cream of the beach. He can rent or sell.
Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18

F. J. Murphy came in from the Ex- pansion Gold mining camp yesterday and leaves tonight for a trip through the mines of Nevada.
Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18
Sheep and Goats May be Barred from
 Reserve.

l Of keen interest to the stOckmen of
 eastern Yavapai county and the own. CTS of transient herds of sheep in Co., conino county, is the meeting arranged to be held the first week in September , by pr. Newell of the reclamation serv- ice and A. F. Potter, chief of the bu- reau of grazing of the forest service, when it will be determined whether the grazing of goats on the Verde watershed of the Verde National For est, or the driving of transient herds of sheep over that reserve is detri- mental to the watershed, which furn- lshes water to the governments irri- gation projects on the Salt River.
 Arrangements for meetings and con- ferences with the owners of all classes of stock on the watershed are now be- ing made by the officials of the grazing and reclamation services, who intend to settle for all time the question whether all sheep and goats shall be excluded from grazing on that part of the Verde National Forest. The gov ernment officials intend to make per- sonal examinations of the watershed as we'll as give all interests hearing before announcing a decision. There are large number of goats now on the watershed and thousands of sheep are driven over it every spring and fall from the Coconino county pastures to the desert ranges of the southern Yavapai and northern Maricopa coun- ties and back. k.-Journal-M Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18
A F. MUTER
 ASSAYING

Office on Front street, west of Con- mercial Hotel, K IN G M A N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22
TO FORM NEW COUNTY OUT
or DOUGLAS AND LANE

Cottage Grove Leader; There is
strong sentlment In NaTth Doaelas
IN favor OF forming newsOOunty out
OF North Douglas and s6dth Lane
Those people. With thefr extensive
lumber and timber interests. need
ROAD and bridge improvements ami
they set practically no county aid In
this direction. The same may be said
.pf the Divide. Upper Coast Fork. Bo-
hem m,aimtnes and Loring country. The
only relief for those neglected sec
tions OF Lane and Douglas is the for
nation OF new county,
Just as the Leader has said many
times bet.re. the rApid development,
Of this part OF Lane and Douglas
eounties. their many needs and re-
quirements and their isolation from
the present county seats. demand the
formation OF new county from the
northern and southern, sections of
these two monster counties. with Co..
tage Grove as che. county seat. IN
which event the Interests OF Lorraine
Pass Greek, Coast Fork. Row river
and Bohemia would be promptly
looked after. and the development OF
this favored section hastened and ir-
creased a hundred fold. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22
A Hard BLOW.

Alas. alasl" cries johnny ID.
AN awful shock this Is TO me
That thls great. big United States
Wants fines from me at such high
rates
inslsts m spite OF all I say ~. 3.
That i, can well aifOrd TO pay.
II fhIs npe sNhds. Il ruins me!
What shall | dof,' walls Johnny n,
Just think. l'ge worked SO hard
ahd long.
Been righteous e'er aud ne'er did
wronG A.
have a heart that 5 free from guile
And only earned little pile.
Bat nov. when gray hatred ia be
e. called
Save for the fact that am bald,
The nation comes with legal lore
All 10 deplete my little store"
Tis very hard on Johnny n.
Just think how angry NE woHld be
II judges saved us from a fate
Woald our few millions cOnhscate
Aud th,s United States persisted,
on payment OF the fne insisted.
Ills narrowing this thing 10 see,
An. drop tear for Johnny Dr.
~ baltimore American.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22

| in New York. That ls at night on
the stage--on Wall street they play
!, the devil as a continuous perform
ance.---Atlanta Journal.
THE Devil Is being played I'm two
New York theaters and in thousands
OF other places in MephIstophelean
Manhattan. Houston Post.
THE Devil" Is stirring New York
as never before, theatrically But the
real resident by that name will con-
tinually TO stir New York long after
the theatrical devil has passed from
the boards.---Middletown (Conn.)
Press
why should New York get excited
over the new play, THE peyil"? His
majesty is by no means stranger
there.--Atlanta Consultation. u
The devil is the principal character
I'm a theatrical fight now In progress
In New York. He has been In a lot
OF others, but has not been given o
Dlace on the bill before Scranton
Tribune.
They are playing "The Devlp ut
two New York theaterB; the theatri-
cal trust must be satirizing the met
ropolitan critics. Houston Chronl-
Gle. NE
Theatrically speaking, New York
ers are going TO THE Devll' In large
numbers.-,-Ithaca IN. " Journal
"The Devil is the name of asplay
that has raised Gain in New. York
Memphis Appeal.
The town OF New York. according
to the theatrical papers. is ranldiy
going 10 "T'he Devil. Barre
Leader.
4 No one who has ever been in New
York will be surprised TO hear fhat
"The Devil' is doing aibtg business
there. e.--Washington Post;
"The Devil" sensational drama
has set New York wild. "The Dev'l''
is no doubt perfectly ut home in New
York k.---Lavenworth Post. *
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22
RUNS ON "THE DEVIL"

VT n Titt u
The following are some OF the
comments from far Bnd near on "The
Devil" the sensational play which
made a star OF George Arliss in n
night at the Belasco Theater, New
York:
They are playing "The Devil" IN
New York city. u isn't the first
time Chicago Tribune.
Two New York theatrical managers
are fightIng over n pay called The
Devil" Thus the patrons are be-
tween "The Devil" and the managers.
st loseDh News AMI Press.
Rival theatrical managers are ar
ranging q perfect scenario for the
production of the play The Devil. "
by raising that place where the afore-
said party II supposed TO reign AT
lanta Georgian.
THE Devil" has raised ditto among
those rival managers IN New York.
New Haven Union.
Besides the actors In two theate~l
who are preventing The DeviP' 10
enthusiastic aadlences. there are a
good many other people In New Yorl,
who play the devil occasionally. .---
Kansas City journal.
The Devlr' 10 the name OF n new
theatrical venture. but some actors
play that In nearly every town they
riko.--Norfolk nf->--.ch.
They are starring Tho Devil" az
two rival theators in New York this
week The rest OF tho theaters must
have reformed since last year.
Scanton Truth
A New York critic says George
Arliss Is gentleman even when
playing The Devil" That's hdel-
ity, IL the devil were a boorlsh per-
son how would he move In society an
freely as he donsg--LouiTy jour
nal
They are now playing 'The Deyir
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22
NEW MALApY IN STYLE
"ssmmer Neck''--Have You CaugI,f
This Disease Yet?

Summer neck ache" Is the latest
disease.
Have you pain IN the left side ol
your neck and In your left shoulder?
II SO, yod are suffering from q
fashionable epidemic. tftM
Case after case has been treated
by doctors.
ut has been suggested to me by
many OF my friends who are suffering
from II that II II rheumatism" writes
one sufferer. Now, rheumatism is
unfortunately, common enough, bui
an epidemic OF rheumatism always
located IN one particular portion Of
the body IL most singular.
ut might almost be contagious,
but / believe II has been bdefnltely
established that the maiady IL not
caused by bacteria and therefore cam
not be communicated from one victim
TO another
An eminent specialist when con-
suited IN regard TO the matter said;
81 have noticed II myself and have
had several people TO treat for II. My
personal friends have spoken to me
abo1it II, and, worst OF all, have had
u myself Just recently. Certainly II
IL rheumatism.
~ "0n the face OF II, II is very. puz-
slInEYnbutIj think the explanation
really fis simple. People are learning
more and more the advantage Of
sleeping with their windows open.
Now. every one naturally lies on the
right side. becauseathat position Il
most favorable 10 the heart and rests
it most. If the weather is hot when
bed Is sought, the first thing that,
happens Is that the clothes are
thrown back as soon asrsleep come.
consequently the left shoulder Is.
exposed 10 the air OF the small hours
and gets Thoroughly chilled. The
result Is this epidemic OF a non-in-
fictitious Observation-Disclosures
that Is why In nlnety-nine cases out
of hundred u appears In the left
side OF the neck and the left shoulder
People rhould not sleep with
closed windows, but they should take
care that no portion OF the body IL
exposed 10 chills."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22
TAKING OF THE IA
~ n 1910 CENSUS


II will cost s1,50O.000 more to
| take the census OF 1910 than that of
eight years ego, on account OF the
increa-ed rsimber OF men, women and
children. estimated AT $4,000. 900
persona. but the work will be far bet
ter done. which ls one OF the notable
advantages OF such n permanent bu-
reau orgn rizst'on n the United states
has ma'ntained since 1900. aside
from the valuable vital statistical
work II has been accomplishing In
the n'eantlme every day. The dlrec-
tor Of the census, s. ~ ID. North. has
made his arrangements for enumer-
ating the population two years hence,
and. Notwithstanding the increased
and varied information that will be
gathered, he confidentlally estimates
the cost M only $1i.000.000. This
estimate will be submitted 10 con-
Rress at the next session. as Mr..
North desire9 the appropriation In a
lumD sum. 30 that all arrangements
for the taking OF the census NAV be
completed Without any worry about
money N
Re1'des the count OF the popula-
tion. there viii he census OF agri-
culture that will cost about $4,000
0OO That census has been urged by
farmers Institutes. grangers' socle-
ties agricultural rud livestock .nsso-
ciatlons all over the country,
The results of,th thlrteenth CEN
srs will be published IN not more
than seven volumes--three less than
were required IN 1900
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22

-
large family was raisea-ia-'
the home training they reeH'''
ted them well 20 assume .A' "
sibllitIes IN after NE Ai'F :
and have families Of vs.
Mo stiof them Serupresenl w.
mos her in her closing dais -. :
their utmost to sllIvate' her '.''
and speak words OF 'snes,.~ =.
hope TO thslF afsd father ~ ~
his loss keenly and Oniy 49, :
summons TO meet his bellows :
other shore, -,
y A pioneer and a onfl.'.. =
Mrs. Estes was beloVee
knew her. and her death =
mourned in this eomn'aA's
The funeral Will take p.s !.
afternoon at O'Clock re. I
ond Baptist church, Rev.
officiating
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22

- 30 Z (Baker pemosrst,l

~ "a az N-f~NNf ff'~N"fftf
After an illness 3,of several
months. Perlina. beloved wife OF n.
w Esten. pa ssed awayAat s:30. yes
tefday morning at the family home.
244s Church. street, In, this clay. At
her bedside when-the final commons
came. were her husband and married
daughters and other relatives.
Perlina Estes. whose maiden name
was Haekslman. was born March 1s.
lssS; near Burlington. Iowa. With
her parents she crossed the plains
n sS52 and settled In Linn county.
the site. where Albany Row stands
being the land grant OF Mrs. Estes
father. On October 10, 1867. she
was married in. BAKER county to Mr..
ii. W Estes. and has resided here
ever since. Until about ten years ago
Mr., and Mr.. Estes lived on their
farm west. OF the city. Since then
their home has been in this city.
Mrs. Estes Was typical westera
woman, whOlesonled and generous
soloekous neighbor. good moth
or. aud her home always bid wei
come to her many fTieads; anyone
perchanee who sought shelter within
Us hospltable walls, if
Coming TO Baker county before
Baker City Was known. she apd her
Aa-hand carved the way Cor hapRy
old age BY work on the fArm. HcF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22
Ar. Of ,le snncrlor Smile.

Tho superior smile ia n useful ac-
comri'shment for any Young man. v
IN much IN vogue ~ the universities
whore n mav be studied at It's be /
on Young Don. Many men who learn
nothing else M the universities learn
this at aud hnd 4 uncommonly use-
M In after life. u II an excellent
cover for naked mind and should
be sought after bv parliamentary
candidates. oxford Varsity
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22

Grant afowp, a HlIlsboro farmer,
was Aned $50 FOR Killing 4 quail OUT
OF season. but senetp<e was saspended
when II VAS learned the bird was
killed Cor q siek child g eat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22

4 mower eompAny has begun work
az pendleton TO furnish electric light
aud power 10 Hermiston. Echo and
Umatilla. ~ ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22

A. j. Hembree has been sentenced
by Judge Burnett TO hang for killing
hi wife. all Detitiuns for new trial
heing overralod.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22

Albany viii have an - 4
in operation before .as .,.ss l,sI
year. The franchise 2r-,,S a,, ~ ~
patched up. ana A. w.. Il
given a franehiss. eo.-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22

The arst train 70 'yln az is..sav
arrived there st no."
1900 people on board
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22

Mrs, bert Rose killed herself Al
her homie hekf condon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22

s.os Eisas TTzSeEisas is.ssa. .ssa.l....,.s .
Coal has been dl..s:.s..s.i -
aalna Bay. Much rsnssi q
caslonedsby the ann :
sind. -
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-20
BLOOM FIELD.

Bloomfi eld.-Mrs. w. A. Hartman, OF
Eddyville, who has been visiting at
the home Of her brother Flaw. Fred
Eberline went to Milton Monday to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Ida Mast and two children of
Ottumwa and Mrs. Mollie Stewart and
daughter, of Alden, Kan, are visiting
at the parental w. H. Miller home
Harry Scott has accepted a posi-
ton at Fortunes dry goods store.
Hollie Kennedy left Thursday to
spend a month with friends at Pierre
S. d.
Dan Eckerd, of Stockport, Iowa, is
spending this week with his brother
]. w. Eckerd.
Miss Katherine Poue. of Indianola
will return about August 20 to re-
sumo charge of the East Side mil
linery store.
Frank Ferguson arrived today from
western Oklahoma to spend a month
with his family.
]. A. Wray and wife, of Hedrick
came Sunday for weeks visit WIKI
Mr. Wray's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Wray and sisters. Mrs. C. +
Brown and Mrs. d. M. Wise
Wesley Power and daughter, o
Knoxville, spent today at the HON,
of his cousin W. w. Power en- route
to Milton for a. weeks visit.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-20

many specimens of rare animal life
not to be seen in any other collection
that it is the most distinctive and
valuable menagerie in the world, and
will be seen in it's entirety when
Ringing Brothers exhibit in Ottumwa
Thursday, September 8.
The giraffe, now almost extinct, is
represented by a family of beautiful
specimens. The rhinocerous is an
other feature that cannot be seen with
any other show. Explorers say this
species of beast has disappeared with
solitary exception of the one owned
by the Ringing Brothers. Some idea
of the immesity of the Ringing me-
nagerie becomes apparent when in
formed that los cages, dens and lairs
are required to house the animals.
The great herd of 40 elephants is a
wonderful sight and represent twice
as many as ever owned by any other
show.