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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

johnson, 0f this city
Mrs. G, r. Meyer and brother. Joe
Westcrman, left SUNDAY for New or
leans, where they win spend Christ
Imas with thci, parents, Ar- and Mrs
Wm. Westernan, and family
Warner Wall has arrived from Chi
cago, where he Is attending college
to spend Christmas with his parents.
Mi. ANA Mrs w. A. Wall OF this city
Miss Blanche Martin left Sunday
fpr Mobile, Ala, to be the grest ait
the nome of her brother Rehert Mar
tin, and family during tho holidays,
Mrs. Ben Hargan Of Valley Re
cluse, is seriously I'LL
Messrs. r. &, McGill, Jas Rushing.
Sidney johnson, Newton Dalton, II. A..
Mason, "A. q. arEer Ico Martin,
Everett Wilson, VIII Davis and Oscar
Ross We're Cairo visitors sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kelley of Cairo
visited Sunday Al the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T., McCuse OF this city,
Mrs Harry Lawler ana Jennie
Kreitner were guests Of friends iu
Cairo sunday
Miss Lila McCune visited IN
Mounds Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Ehrstein VINO
aave been visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs, II. Moore, in Mounds, re-
turned Sunday to their home IN
Grand Chain, via this city
Miss Ava Gilbralth was Cairo
visitor Sunday
The home OF Mrs Emma Porter on
|Flfth street was endangered by file
Saturday evening, when the sulphur
|dew from a match with which Mrs
Porter was lighting a laRp in 3H'
lining room, ana fell under a stacN
Of papers in a farther corner Of the
room. gniting the damablc material.
Mrs. Porter not noticing what hal
occrrrcl left the room ami it was
only upon The entrance of some Of
tha family a few moments later that
tie fire, which hal then assumed q
large portion, was discovered. AZ
tc.. some heroic wort: BY her soi
Chas. burning, ana other members Of
tile household. the flames were eXtin-
gpished. with small DAMAGE result
ing excepting that lIr nu1aine RE-
ceived some severe seore].os en- his
naade.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
GOOD MARRIAGE RECORD
Yesterday 3S4 Permits Issued in This
County For Present Year !.
Three Issued Yesterday.

The marriage license record at the
'0nrt house shows thai 3s4 licenses
ave peen issued to date This was
ne number issued last year Tor the
htire year The licenses, according
20 comparison to those issued the
'ast Two weeks Of last year, Will 90
.Saf me 400 mark. The following
'eenses We're Issued Yesterday.
William Heglar, %. Iinde. New
1adfid county, Mo, aud Miss Hattie
&assic. l6, Of Cairo.
Frank Danner 81, of Cairo, aad
Aiss Mamie Nickens, rs, Of Ullin.
Claude Glass, 50. and Miss Mollie
ertrude l3olen, ~, both Of Sikes.tn
No.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
MOUNDS
December IS,

The carpenters haG the roof OF he
purswcrih hcuse that was damaged
NV fre Saturday fixed before night
This was quick work, but that Is the
way 20 10 taiags ia Mounds NOW
le. t6e council be quick about get
ting that water works system under
way 80 we can have more protection
hen fire occurs.
Contractor = NJ. Hanes, OF this
city is hguring on the plans for a
rev BAPTIST church which is TO be
built in Mound City soon
suut, w. A. Mcaatis OF our pubic
schools is planning to close TIRE
school during the holidays and visit
his former homo in Indiana.
4 special musical ogram was
rendered al the Y. NJ c. g. sunday
evening and was greatly inioyeH by
hose present
Chas, S. Bridon Of Mound City
transacted business acre Saturday.
john Williams, the drayman is re-
Pairing the cottage ON front street
ana viii convert It into a residences
ter himself ami family
John Smoot Is building another
nice cottage on Mckinley avenue
]. w Titus Of Spencer Heights was
taking in the sights her Saturday.
X. Il. Britton Of Pulaski attended
church here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Goodfellow
were among the big crowd who We're
shopping in Cairo Saturday
Attorney Carl 4. Miller OF Mound
City was over on legal business sa;
nrday n
Material is being placed on The
foretbc new NJ u. church par
sonare which is to be built on
Blanche avenue near the church
Mr. and Mrs Frank l.onergan we're
Cairo shoppers yesterday
Friday was l. G. paS day and every |
body tried TO get little piece of /
money for Christmas, bit there was
not enough to pay the bills and have !
teit
Judge n 6. Carter Of Mound City
Was legal visitor Saturday
Miss Grace Armstrong arrived from
Cleveland Ohio Friday aud wall
Spent tho Xmas Holidays With her
parents Nh ana Mrs, lsli Armstrong
! r Jones an VIA I G cmploye
was here Saturday lie icfi here
Fbout 4 year ago on account of faillng
tealth. but he Is loking fine now and /
bis many friends are glad to see him
back
Tners N now A business h9lAse III !.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
UNITY.

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I' ,.. ,.. III ona str.. N
49,. %9'1 a,t''nraa
u, \, u.,sna N pa,,r y,as II tov,
,,., 80,
i n p,,.1-s rororts h,. Nil. f,,s
II. IN .o,. a,;th .,.its 9TH es,.e.
a. ~ co,,ltnr bas ] yory sora a,,,
- ,.a ra.a,t II ran,{ng n conto y,
g,,,a no;son as,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
PROOF THAT PROVES.


If enc person more than another
shouM know The value Of medicine. it
~ Tie retail druggist.
Therefore when ten thousand re-
tall druagis5 Of the United states
recommend Yinol the delicious col
Liver and mon tonic. without oil as
the best strengthening tonic known
anil are willing to RETURN their
customers money in every case
wher It fails 70 give satisfaction
there c9u be no room fer doubt.
Among others. one OF the most
reliable druggists Of Lynn, Mass. Mr.
Warren Toppan, says. From person
81 experience know what yinol win
10, had a ehoraie cold all winter,
and was 50 weak could hardly get
about Nothing seemed to help me nm
III tried Viaol--the change was
maeic--and what surprised me most
Vinol not only cured the cold but
huilt me up ana cured me OF severe
stomach trouble that had botherd me
for twenty years yinol n certainly
q wonderful medicine" 1--WE guaran
tee this testimonial to be genuine)
We ask every rundown nervous
dehilit;ded, aged or weak person or
any person suffering from chronic
coughs and colds to try a bottle ell
Vinoi with the understanding that
their money vii be returned if il does
not 10 III we claim Paul e. Schuh
& Sons, Druggists, Cairo, III
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20

every street In town from Front
street 70 Mckinley avenue Inclusive
Benevnlgnee, drainage, Watar
works and commercial clubs will give
our people tories for consideration
and discussion ut the meeting on the
18th inst.
Services we're held in all Of cGc
churches sunday and much interest
ls being taken III preparing for tae
hris mas entertainments.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
WILL INVESTIGATE
RIP AR|AN RIGHTS
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE Al.
RlvEs IN CAIRO FOR I'M.
PoRTANT INQUIRY.
STATE OWNS THE WHARF
Says Committee--Atso All Made
Land Produced Artificially--
Shore Ownership Stops
at Low Water.


The legislative investigating com
mittee which is going over the state
nquir.Hg into the claims OF riparian
lights by individuals ard corpora
ions In river and laE6 towns, &r-
lived in Cairo last evening ali but
wo Or three members VINO will arrive
this morning. The committee 81
made upstate Senators Frank w.
Burton, Carlinville, Lewis c. Bat
'hicago, and w. o, Potter, Marion,
ind State Representatives Burnett 4
;hiperfeid. Canton; David +. Shana-
ian, Chicago; Thomas II. Riley,
Joliet; John l.. Flanagan. East ST
Louis. and Frederick t. Ericsson, Chit
cago.
Mr. Chiperfeld is chairman and MI
Shanahan. vice chairman The for
mer will be here this morning. and
the committee will be called to order
or business about 10 O'Clock this
forming at The Halliday and VIII be
iere as long as may be necessary to
cain full information as to the situa.
ton here.
Senator Potter said last evening
lat the contention of the committee
as that no individual or corporation
lad any right to claim exclusive
hartage rights ON any navigaple
treams or lakes in or bounding the
tate that the right to collect wharf
tge belonged to the state and could
ne delegated by it to cities situated
IN such rivers or lakes.
Also that all made land that was
aused to be SO made by construa-
ion work in the rivers or lakes By
rivate individuals or corporations
elonged to the state: only such
made land as came into existence
aturaily without any ain or purpo L
n the part Of individuals or corpora
ions, could be claimed by the latt vi
{ such land abutted their shore pts
sessions.
Furthermore Senator Potter ssij
committee contended that 10
gner OF land abutting on any nalis
le river Or lake in this state could
lin anything beyond low watce
arb, and the claims OF ownership
Il the bottom OF the river 10 tna
state line was invalid for everything
eyond the lo-water line belonged 10
he state.
i is not the purpose OF the com
aittee to take I'D any matters be
tween individuals; but merely to as.
erta!n whether or not there is any
hing in the situation here that
would come under the heads above
tated. The committee will report us
lndings to the attorney general. ami
hat official will decide whether or
lot there is any cause for action in
the case in Cairo.
The committee has had sack fulls
u letters from citizens in the various
iver and lake towns Of the state,
skiing them to investigate conditions
here, and they have had few from
3airo.
The committee had found condi.
ions bad in various cities ant
owns OF the state, but they are &c
eoially bad at East ST. Louis where
ne Virgins Ferry Co claims and
xercises the most absolute and mr..
ltrary ccmroi over the entire river
ont holding i, as private property
nd every ono trespasser VINO
ones Rtoa i; without permission
ON tho companys agents. East s
onis IS entirely cut OIL from the
Ver eAcert BY ferry to 81, Louis, an |
lis service is very limited.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
misunderstood.

Actyn Barnes, tragedlan, solemniy
struttcd into the bar of the night
stand hotel Put pint Of wine On
Che ice, my friend, 10 said 10 tho
man behind the counter Net q I'M
In my right mind wont," chuckled
the other. who happened to be the
proprietor; cash down il the rule IN
tho here tavern. gosh!"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
Example Of Common Sense.

Let thTe be no strife between me
ana thee' and between thy herdsmen
ana my herdsmen, for we are brethren
y not the whole land before thee?
separate thyself, pray thee, from me-
y thou wilt take the left hand then
VII 80 to the right; or if thou depart
y the right hand then i win 40 ID
me ieft An example of common
sense 70 recommend 10 all unmixable
neighbors, rslaIiyes and fellow citi-
zens.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
Fifteen CHILDREN
NOW AT CAIRO cHlLDRENS
HOME - SIGNIFICANT INCL
DENT OF YESTERDAY.
Contributions For Next Years Main.
tonance SweIled to SIS Cash
and Neat Sum in
Supplies.

Tho Childrens Home has now Ii
little ones to care for. ranging from Z
months old baby girl to an IL year
old boy seven boys and eight girls,
nearly all of whom are bright, viva.
cicus children Mrs. w. IT. McEwen
is the matron and she and ner hus-
hand have no children, they both
have taken great interest In looking
after the needs and comforts of the
little ,infortunates.
A bulletin representative was pass.
ing down Poplar street near Eigh.
teentn last evening about 5 O'Clock,
when q ROSY, chubby-faeed boy aged
IL, and two pretty little girls, aged
about 5 or years, ran past him ND to
gentleman coming up the street,
and with childish giee and full OF
spirit the three little ones grabbed
the gentleman about the legs and
hung on. shouting papa papai"
They seemed to be so glad to see
him that they could not restrain their
JOY. The gentleman was Nv. II. Nc.
Even, and the children were from
the Childrcn's Home; they had come
down to meet him. The greet.
ing was SO genuine and SO loving that
II was remarked urcn by several by.
ISLANDERS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
Comfort and 4 pions saul

susanS only comfort under tie cir.
cvmstanccs was to reflect hat Sir Guy
was certainty going, AZ no distant date.
10 place where Ills rank would not be
ces'ry would be nothing compared TO
tho period for which he would be
doomed to suffer torment. From
lanes Payne's "GwendolInes IIar-
vest"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20

One Thlna Not Observed.

q cynie had returned from q party
IN Toronto. given hy some new richi
citizens who were rather estcntatiouR
but not given ID the use Of correct
Fngiish II suppose, said IN inauir-
Ing friend. that everything was very
swell 1It was, said the cynical
youth With 4 yava, everything WAS OBJ
served except the rules OF syntaA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
BRITISH ELECTIONS END.

Tendon, Dec. 10. With the ans
Setips today the general elections
havs come TO 4 close Todays r..
suits are not yet known, but these
last seats were formerly held by Lit
cral. Nationalists and Independent.
NatI7nalists They stand as follows.
Government coalition, sag; opposi
s'pn.tlaioaisIS, si2,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
Banks ON Sure Thinu Now.

"l'll never be without Dr. Kings
New Life Pills again. writes A.
Schingeck, 647 Elm st., Buffalo, NJ Y.
They cured me Of chronic constipa.
tlcn wneu all others failed" Tn.
eaua'ed for Biliousness, Jaundice, In.
disssfion. Headache. Chills, Malaria,
and Debility. Csc at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
CAN MEN oET INCREASE.

Newark, N. n, Der. ia.--The public
Service Railway Company, which
practically ccnf~cls all tho trolley
lines III New Jersey. has announced
Rss increase In wages which effects
Sah Mot9rmen an | conductors. the
tpTffasT anacuntx to yiss,ooO ayeaF
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


4 special meeting OF the city coun-
Gil II set for tonight TO act on saloon
lIuerscs for the ensuing year EFF.
forts will be made to reduce the Ii.
rrtsr rec III $3.50 annually
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20

"fime heals an gricfs. says the
Philosopher Of Folly when Lots
~He WAS turned into q pillar ~ salt.
~ just went ahead and looked for
fresh Wife
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
THE WEATHER
YESTERDAYS Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

The day was mostly cloudy. The
government brlletin reported rain or
snow from Is points. No material
change in temperature was reported.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
Ono A . Line. rsIeasa

DO something FOR Ind girls II a
moving plea The best Jossltlc thing
To az III 10 marry them tChiestp Rec
ord Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
MOUND CITY.
December is.

nome OF FRANK EaUelS saturday alu
Sunday
Mrs. Watt Wright and daughter
Mrs Mamie Estes, of Valley Re
ell Sc, were shoppisg here Saturday
Cue C7rzine and family are VISITING
relatives at I.evings his week
Harry Moore Of Pulaski, WAS here
on business Saturday.
M,.s. IL, Mason il visiting Mrs,
Davis at Charleston, Mo.
Mrs, schoenhcrn Of Levings. was
here Saturday shopping
George Trammel visited friends al
Tunnel Hill Sunday.
VIII Mathis Of America transac,e.
business here Saturday,
Mrs. H. Brltton Of Mounds spent
saturday with G. S. Britton and
family in this city
VIM. Harmon Of Olmsted was in
tho city Saturday on business.
Mrs. Clara Estes was a Mounds Wis.
itof Saturday
G. l.. Grain Of Villa Ridge and Miss
ELLA Dolan Of this city, Chas Healy
of Mounds ana Miss Helen Miller OF
this City. were visitors in Cairo Fri
Hay evening.
Mesdanes IL Jackson, S, Jackson,
and M Jackson Of America, We're
hero shopping Saturday
Miss Violet Sandersop spent sun
day with relatives at Danville, H.
Mrs Lee Wanrta and Mrs. John
Roulette OF Valley Recluse, were
shoppers here Saturday
Herman Gaunt spest Sunday with
relatives at Grand Chain
Vera TFitton visited relatives al
Mounds sunday
George Ha.dasty OF America was
here on business Saturday
Mrs II. Calvin returned To her
home at Levinss Saturday after a
few days visit with relatives here
and at Mounds.
Mai Easby Of oImstel taasactei
business here Saturday.
Misses Minnie Lewis and Agatha
Bureess Of America were here sa.ur-
LAY saopning
Geo. u. Martin and wife returned
Saturday from few lays visit IN
Chicago
SIesdames W. Mont apcry. Il Mi
Ter, A NJ. Palmer and sslghtcr, Miss
May Palmer, were shoppers in Cairo
Saturday
ii. Calvin Of Levires WIS q huacaa
al' here SATURDAY
S. A. Steers ana daughter 'of Amer
lea, were visitors hre saturday
Miss Anna Sehu'er who has been
Fl tie bedside OF her sister. Miss
&erta at Carbonate. thls week. re.
}amed home Saturday. accompanied
~ her sister who viii remain here
Indefinitely to temperate hon health
health.
MIS- Worth Healy of Mounds, was
4 shoprer here saturday
Mr.. ami Mrs. John Guy of Lev
ings visited relatives here SATURDAY
and Sunday.
Mrs. H. Wright and daughter Miss
Alma of valley RecIpsa waro sbon.
pers herc saturday.
Carl Parknau and Miss Helen Nil.
lar wore visitors in Cairo Satnr3,v
evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20

Perhaps nothing that could be said
or printed by way Of comment could
more strongly impress any one taat
the waits in the Cairo Home are
properly cared for and this probably
VIII Rbe the hest guarantee to con.
tfltutors TO the establishment, that
their donations are wortnfly applied,
Inc people Of Cairo seem to have
pen satisfied on this score, however
iaf the contributions have been gen.
erous in the past and are so again at
anis time, on the eve Of the opening
OF new year, some handsome items
heing added to the list Yesterday. am.
the complete list is now as follows:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
Forecasts For Today.

al and vicinity: Fair and col
de-.
llliiois. Washington, Dec. 49,
Fair Tuesday; somewhat colder in
south: Wednesday fair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
Sun and Moon.

Sun will rise today. 720 a. M,
Sun will set today .4:35 p. m
Moon will rise tonight 1876 p. m.
Mote: The above sun and moon
secord is for Illinois and approx
mates the time at Cairo within . few
minutes.1 .ea
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-20
Cash..
SuppIles.

Supplies.
mo English % BIZ, corn for COW.
consolidated Hay Co, 10 bales hay.
X. Gates. 10 bales hay.
Unknown lady, $40 worth groceries
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
By Mary Heaton Worse
Drawings by Armand Both

could be sure that the eggs OF my husband and cnii
drp7 were of a freshness proper to Doll; walk in'
she said walk IN The children are no" plactiSiiif
within the tent for the evening performance:
shouId ike to have you make the acquaintance OF my
husband. ... Il.
o the ring were two Young women IN black SILK DouseS
and bIoomers Four young men, IN comfortable
gymnasium costume were also practising whiie IN
the middle of the ring military looking man dI1eo
come children The latter dressed IN the clean
oct of little starched checked boomers and the
neatest Of little checked tunics Two or three dogs,
neatly cIinDed intelligent French poOdes, roved at
large.
THEN it was that first saw Xavier. He was fool1ng
with Frederioue for example and for the fun OF the
thing One could never get over the de t'lt ne m
all for the fun of all, that he loved It, and not Ge
cause he was teaching Frederlque 10 be q clown he
was dressed in gymnasium clothes IKE MS Dro1e[s D
Xavier needed white -four on ms faCe 10 MAKE MIN
funny Then being through with some sort OF ntte CL
he was teaching the child clown he went OFT into as
irpronptu fantasia OF his own, nn1ck1Glg ms DroterS
who were doing an act by themselves tie staggered
under the weight OF a pyramid OF imaginary acroDatS
he held them by his hands, he ugged them eaten
ing them ponderously they came down IL was Iie
most obvious kind of fooery done too without any hep
of makeup or music fOOtlIghtS, and vet MS own
mother who must have him thousand times sat
down on the wooden bench and laughed Just as had
sat down and laughed.
s.Ob. " She cried "he Is drol1 this Xavier"
He stopped his foo1ing practise the less important
mart of his profession that of being accomplished
athlete I looked around this clean French gathering
,,nrnistakablv one was in the bosom OF a family
lust then nv friend beckoned to the man OF military
NV husbandl" she proclaimed, My sons? She
,1shered the four Young men before me MY sons
Henri Francois Xavier, and H1ppol1te; my daughters
Tule Rose-Marie and YvOnue-there have always Deen
Yvonnes in family; my grandmother on my Illol
er's side was a Bretonne My sister; my husband $
brother-the little children theirs. she explained
Also permit me to present Monsieur Hercule de Tour
our tower OF strength
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18

told YOU name. you WOull KNOW H. Iol though
/ it suited his manager to change him over and
l. though they trained him to have quite voice, 1t
WASH for his you loved him, but tor his spirit OF
fun and gaety. His IrreprOachabe early training had
made him pantonne artist OF the highest order and
when he came the stage and looked around on
his audience and waved his hand you laughed He
wasn't the conventional funny man; he was galety per
sonifed, he master of the impromptu and the crit
les spoke of his immensely varied way OF rendering his
His career was r1eteoric in America. 1t ranged be
tween the special in big Broadway show and Vau-
devle and now he has disappeared and has probably
gone back to his own; for he bred IN the circus
and great clown OF the highest arstocracy IN tlat
circus world where each branch has its distinct social
standing He said he going back when talked TO
him; but wherever he IS laughter follows IN his wake
and in nv fancy he remains as l first saw MN IN the
Department OF Var, delicate irresistible comedian
as sparkling and spontaneous as any OF the great Tar
cers whose laug still echoes down over the gap
of years. He had art OF controlling his whole audi
ence always in the foreground yet never h!Ing H.
adding rather the ster OF the star OF the piece Dy
his drOerv than stealing the stars brllance tor nm
self He had done this always. And l suppose by
now Frederque his little cousin IS clown IN ms place
in that circus; but he will never be miracle as was
Xavier
TT was in Saint Raphael that ran into the circus. 1t
was situated in an open space in the center OF the
town where they had pulled down a number OF OLD
buildings 1t was a very little circus, nice and neat
little circus the whteness of its tent, some little nut
ing banners everything about it. indeed made one feel
that here was a show beloved of its proprietor.
1t IS, thought TO TmySel WIN JOY, OIC VI I',O90
old fashioned wandering c1rcuses OF my ch1dhood'
real circus'
It was onlv little while before that had been to
one of the mammoth shows hoping TO renew the Joys
of nv youth. and had come away again with nothing
but confused sense of having missed great deal due
to nv irving to watch all three rings and also see what
was going on in the air at the same time. My tragic
experience with that OvergrOwn monster had eDlttereQ
me and had imagined that true Circuses had all died
or been sucked the great show, and mad mourned
them as really dead after that last unfortunate after
noon
walked round the tent IN one corner OF the empty
place in which pitched saw several cart houses
evidently homes OF the circus people. neat French