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and attracts a lol of attention. Ray
Snow. the monologist. pleases with
his Man About Town talk. He's
strictly down to the minute Ellis
worth & Co, have mirth provoker in
a playlet. 1t pleases the audience. The
Two Lees have an entertaining turn
in which some musical features are
The motion pictures and
the illustrated song please.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-27

For bowel complaints in children
always give Chamberla ms Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor
oil. 1t is certain to effect a cure and
when reduced with water and sweet
ened is pleas ant to take. No physician
can prescribe a better remedy. For
sale by all dealers.
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I Washburn, N. D., Sept. 27-The
water mains for the new water works
system are now being laid on Main
street. The digging from the river
10 Park addition has been a difficult
task as some rocks as large as bould-
ers have had to be taken out or sunk.
Work will be completed in about a
month
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Great Presence Of Mind.

National Monthly: A negro preach
er once visited Catholic church and
seeing the altar boys march up the
aisle, one Of them swinging the in
pense pot, while the others chanted In
low voices. thought that this would be
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-27

AS usually treated, a spralned ankle
will disable a man for three or four
weeks, but by applying Chamberlains
Liniment freely as soon as the injury
is received, and observing the diree-
tions with each bottle a cure can be
effected in from two to four days. For
sale by all dealers.
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62 AT Kansas City a pastor of a
church was unfrocked and fired ba-
cause 1t was alleged he was too friend
ly with a strange woman. 1t has since
developed that the woman was his own
daughter She was there for a di-
vorce and it was necessary to keep her
Identity a secret, so the pastor didn't
explain. There are lot of good
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az Governor Burke gives an illus
tratton of being both offensive and de-
fensiVe at the same time. He offended
by his salary grab and in his speeches
attempts to defend himself for his We.
toes.
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At the Grand.

The Kesselr Marionettes, novelty
recently imported from the London
Bippodrome, is an entertaining fea-
ture at the Grand this week. The
feature on the bill is decidedly unique
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-27

E4 Paris dressmakers decreed the
hobble skirt must go-but 1t can't go
very fast.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-27

az Many educators are leaving col
lege for politics. Some Of them win
be sorry.
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T. J. Young & Son'S Bus & Trans
fer Co., will give you claim checks
for baggage to and from all depots,
hotels and residences. Phone Is.
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curl cay

Anything you want in that line? |
keep only the very best Ben Hart
Remember. the Best
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Travellers Tales

G. S. Barnes, who lives eight miles
east of Fargo. over in the Gopher
state. takes n great deal of pride in
his farm. Mr.. Barnes has been spend :
ing few days in Fargo ana his fig
ure has been one Of the most con-
spicuous around the hotel lobby.
The genial Minnesota farmer always
has good word for everyone He
seems to take personal interest in
the bell hop, the waitress and anyone
else who is around the hotel force.
He has reached the age that is the
gruff and rough age for some men, but
not for Mr.. Barnes. He Is apparently
always happy. He is happy just be-
cause he can be happy.
Out at the mammoth Barnes farm
there is raised thousands OF bushels of
potatoes. Those large Ohio brand of
the Irish staff of life. Last year there
was raised on the Barnes farm $4,000
bushels Of potatoes. Mr.. Barnes finds
that the people of Kansas appreciate
his particular style of vegetable more
than any other people, so naturally he
ships them to the jayhawkers-bu of
course they pay the best price for
them
One Of Mr.. Barnes greatest brides
is his fancy stock. The best breed of
brown Swiss COWS Craze on the
Barnes farm and the Barnes dairy
has reputation for quality which is
second to none.
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E@ 1t was so smoky In Pittsburg the
people couldn't see the balloons float
ing overhead.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-27

az Spokane Is to have some fine mu-
nicipal work-with Contractor Ken
nedy on that 100000 Job.
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christian" people in his congregation
now trying to square themselves.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-27

Gg Some Fargo millinery is so life
like cats are trying TO eat it UP.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-27

~ The report that Governor Burke
was taking horseback riding lessons
has not been verified.
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az Judge Thomas of Kansas City
wants a law TO compel people who get
married to advertise the fact sixty
days-aud believes this would prevent
secret marriages.
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81 Despite the rumors to the con-
trary IT is claimed the vice president
Is as much OF sunny Jim" as ever.
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6S' Cavalieri-whetner she retains
Chanler's money or not--certainly got
a lot of advertising out OF the affair
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G@' Typewriting mas put the old
fashioned penmanship out of business
but Governor Burke should be able
to see the handwriting on the wall.
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- ACK and Evelyn made flying showed
that time
W fortably he began:
mgoiuu ornl onsobto
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q ShiTSnadj djridteu.

Ielp gort, 4. 9&op. 9tngetpms
men: na0ni9in 2ouiie" Don ReapeI.
Qponmoutb. gtnget.: gRopaI
George" pon Utontredl.
9oulpgne. 2tnget.: rRpnoum-
BON Retp yort.
qIpmout6, Qnget,: nYrGfoeut
9rant" bon Reip yort.
9euua. 2lbgeg.: n2d3io" uua
Rep gort.
Reopel. 2tn8et,; na0nig albert"
bon Netp YOrt
pum. 2lnget.: nRpn.
oam" Don Rerp gort.
2ioerpooI. 2t6qeg.; nGmprsb
oi Britain" nah Guebec.
Guebec. Nnget.: yGmpreb nf
Srelano" bon 2ipsrpooI.
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2etbst n 0 obI q m 9erfoIs
gun q Z n q b II.

2pndburg, 9a., 4. g2oo. Jrau
8atbarine GIemmers 8ouIo, bic fris
bere Satin BON 6oporo 8outo, Die
6ebauptet, bub in ben lesten paar Ulos
naten bret 8erfude gemaht norben
ieien Iie gu t0oten, fam am 3yreitag Don
t6rsm QunbIjB, Der glue 8raB farm,
bierber um ii6 0r3tlt6 bsbQnoeln gu
laTen, ou Iie gIaubte perqiftet porben
gu ietn. Die 2ter3te tonitatirten, oaB
Trau 8oulo ni6t pergiftet poroen isi
uno ihr iiberhaupt nthts febIt.
9es MOrDes angetIogt.
Rounote, go., 4. Nop. - :. $.
Settle, Gigentbimer beg Zip 5op Sos
tells, DurOe am 6reita9 unter Der 2tns
tlage bes Wtoroes an Die 8raun Surp
iiberpieien, Settle lit an8etlagt, Das
bib !. MaribaQ in ieinem 3immer n
Dem 6otel gu Sooe getreter uno sea
f6lQQeu 3u baben.
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9lmtpmubil= l=llnfau.
Srsi jung. Samen nieoeresraunt unb
uerleBt.
e3er'6banTeur fabrt nit er5Bter
Geidwinsieie!t oanon.

Gin automobilsllnfau, Bel peI6sm
orsi iunge 9amen nieoergerannt unb
mebr ooer psniser ihlper psrlsst pur=
gen, sreisnete itd seitsrn Rddmittag
um 2 ubr Dor benz 9auie go. 2250
Uine Strabe. Rorma asllsr, Is Sabre
dIt; anna 4tin, II Sabre alt, unb
Glen guuerbit, II Sabre aft, ale
brsi in College 5ia pobnbaI., itanben
auf Der Gitiate Der Strabs uno lpors
tetsn duf einen Strabsnbabnpasen Der
college SillzWain 2inie, ais etn BON
.lnsm itfpar3en Chauffeur selsnttss
automobil in iiioli6er Hi6tuna berans
nabte. 9as automobil pollte Dor eli
ner herantommenoe Gar bon Der Cit.
ieite Der Strabe sIr WeitIeite biniiberz
Iahren uno traf bic orei iunsen Damen,
pelde in tpeitem gos.n CUR Settle aez
ihleuoert luurben. Der Chauffeur Be-
tiimmerte Iih niht um bic 0eruneliidz
ten .ionoern fubr nit psrgroBerter gez
ihtpinbisteit oapon. 2eioer eeIdna es
ben ausen5euseu bes llnians nitt, oi.
Rummer ots Iutomobils feitsufieQen.
Die 9erunsliidt.n tpurben nod Der
nabeg.lesenen Office bes Or. Burns
gebratt, no Is iih ersdb, baB Il:
fdmer5bafte aontuiionsn am Gorper
uno 0uutabihIrfungsn i'm 9eiiht uno
an ben armen boponse.rasen batten.
Die WerIesuneen fino unssfdbrliher
Natur uno bic orei iunesn Iamen
tonnten iih ipdter auf einsm StraBen.
babnpdgen beimbsaeben. Die polisei
bemiib. iit. ben Gissntbiimsr oes 4u-
tomobils reip. ben Ramen bes gboufs
feurs 3u ermitteln.
Spdter erfubr Die polissi, baB bas
slu.omobil bi. Qi3snszRummer 25.556
eetrugen baben iou. Tah benz
aiSensbud III Der EraftDasen Giaen.
tbum bes 6trrn u. 8. grodmonn BON
ATOP 5dmilton 4penue. aebtersr err
tlGrte einem Berihier'tatier aeaeniiber
febr enersiih. bab Is iid niht um iein
Mutcmobil banbeln tonne, bd er iiberz
baupt teiuen gbouffeur babe. auserz
benz lsi ct ihon felt brei Wohen BETS
lIseris unb fein MutomobiI iei ieitoem
ieines Wifen niht benubt tporben.
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oenn 1T bon bem borseitedten pfab,
laneit abgefpihen unb bringt jest frem.
ben 0ottern Spfer bar.
Wiels Der friiberen sSiibrer, bic ihor
ldnstt ins Senieits snti9nunben finb
baben bds por ibrem 5ooe audi einee.
ieben uno ii6 bon Der partei abae.
ipdnot, uno es lit besbalb audi feir
Bsrbreden, tuenn benfenbe Republita.
llsr Der 8egentpart basielbe tbun. lin.
lere 5bore iino often uno iie Iollen nit
offenen Nrmen empfdngen iuerosn."
Der Hebner fam bann aui bic 3ruits
llno Utonopole 3u iprsden, ceren iblen
stnfliib auf bic gnttpidlunq bes 2an=
beg er i6arf betonte. Damn Tprah ct
lth oes Sdneeren iiber Die Steuerfraee
aus uno lieb beutli6 burhbliden, bab
er eln entIfieoener Gegner ieotpeber
3arlf9eIsbgebung lit unb es am Qisbs
1fen lssn ipiroe, ipenn Der Sorif qans
abgeidafft niiros.
GtHe bobe Steuer iei cine grobe giirs
De, cine nieortge Steuer fei cine tleine
gurbe, aber beios btsi6en auf aae 5dae
etns guroe uno Elm notbtpenbiges Iez
bel. prosperitdt fonne burh cine bohe
gefteuerung niht gsforbert peroen unb
oas iei oaourh betpisfen porosn. bab
leoe pdnit bon Sabre 1866 an Big sum
Sabre 1890 'ih unter elmer republita5
rlihen Qominiitration NIT einem re-
publltanllten aongreb sntpidelt babe.
0urd bic perIhiebenen 1orif. .Repiz
itonen Seitens oerRepublitdner, f.ien,
trosbem oas gsgentkil periprohen
ipuroe, bic preiIe fir a(l., i'm aetpobns
lsden Geben notbtpenbisen Grtitel 70
IN Die 6Obe geidraubt porben. bab
oas Geben in bieiem Qanoe Elm Gurus
seiporoen iei. ben Der arme Waru
ntht ertrogen Tonne unb frikr ober
lpater gang dusmer3en miiIe. Rift
Der Oetails&aufmunn, ionoern bi.
5ruIts uno MonopoIe feien fir bic
boben preiie psranttportlih gu balten
uno bic 2est.ren bdtten nur Der re-
publitaniIdsn sarifsgeIssgebung ibr.
griiten3 su beroanten.
Ius bieiem 9runbe fei es ON Der
,3sit, Wanosl gu idaffsn, tpenn oiege,
lsssnbsit ii9 bietet uno 70 lanoe es
nidt gu ipdt iei.
Gum Shluiie ma6te Der Rebner
notmdls feline 3ub0rer barauf ouTs
bieie 5hatIahen pobl su err
1pdgen unb am Wabltage 70 ibreStimz
men ab5ageben, um, tpenn aud, niht
'ofort, ionoern bod aIlmdbli6. Wans
bel gu i6affen unb bem 9oIte sutoms
men gu Iafen, mas bes 8oltes Iei.
Stiirmii6er gsifdu belo6nte Serrn
Sore, nahoem er feline Rebs su gnoe
3efubrt bate unb es tpurbe ibn, natlz
benz bic geriammlung aufgeI0it mar,
I'm br3lider Gmpfang bereits.. giibz
teno mar ss nit ansuiebn, als Der
,benfaIs erblinoet. Friibere Ritter
Uloies =. Wilion, elm IebenslGnalifer
bemRebnsr poreeitellt tpur=
Be unb beibe iid ldnssre 3sit nit
uHterbiel.en.
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OUetegrnp0
De- 9 Wt oroes &c ftdnbtg,
dber fretgeluiie fen.

can 5ranctsco, Gal, 4. Roo.
Gffie WiIIon. bag Is Sabre alte WGoz
den Don 5eras, ba5 eingeItanoen bat
9uioo 9arIi getObtet 5u haben, Der
ite bon Gan 2lntonio, Sera5, hierber
bra6te. um iie einem 2eben Der S6anz
be 5u3ufubren, puroe am 5reitag freiz
aelafen.
als Der 9oIi3eirihtsr GOnIan Die
@sIhidte bes WGodens an9eb0ct
bate, buten ibn mebrere prominente
0amen, Gnaoe gu iibsn. Gr sub bQ5
Wldo6en frei uno Itellte es obne giir8s
ldoft unter Den ShuB Der 0amen,
nit Der Weiiung, baB Gffie gu ibrer
Wtuttsr 5uriidgebra6t peroen IoQe.
5rau Seuton, Satin zines friiberen
Ri6ters, srbot iih bus Mdohen naa
Seras 81 besleiten.
rsSm Ramen oes 0eietes perbafte
i6 otefes Wfdohen tpegen Ulprbes"
rief oann Der 4npaLt aer 9erpanoten
garii's. Ritter gonIan mics ihn suz
reft uno tpies SSrau Seaton an, hds
W1dp6en mit3unebmsu.
Der 9lbbotat ertpirtte einen neuen
Saftbefebl, aber tein Ritter poqte i'm
unter3eihnen uno fem gedrnter ibn
CUR Iusfibrung bringen.
B bniinnise Morbgier.
Gsoarburg, Wis., 4. Rop.
eouis 9offmann, sin Mssser, bat am
5reitag in einem 3uitono tsmpordrsn
Wabniinns ietnen 5ipDlI Sabre alien
Sobn erihoiIen unb ieine 5rau, Tejnen
gruoer Grnit uno beFen Sobn WaIz
ter idiper perluunoet. Soffman tpurs
be perbaftet.
Sum Sobe perurtbeiIt.
u OFF of, 8a., 4. gepp. Sp6n
5. Smptbe fpurbe bier am 6reitag ne.
gen Der grmurouns isiner ssruu gum
Sooe perurtheilt. Smntbe bate aud
ieine 13 Sabre alte gohter ermorpet.
er fpirb am s. Oesember bingerihtet
peroen. Der tleine Sobn Smptbe' 8
mar Der 8auptseuse fir bic 4utIase.
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Ani bem 0ipiel Der 0e,uiiIeuloiiafeit

Stimmt ia Vars u.Gpielplass seoupaus aobe
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gldubige Inn ibr @elo betriiqen. Cine
nirflibe nno bauernoe Seilunq bieies
idneren uno idmer5boften 2eioens
fomntt MIR ourd Or. Gilsbee's ano.
feiis siitanoe, elmer beilfrdftiaen
ar5nei ipelde IN 5orm bon Stubl.
3apfhen am Sis bes Seioens etnae-
fiibrt miro unb iid bon bort beilello
in Die erfranften Gbeile berbreitet
Groben perben frei Derionbt bon g.
Reuitaeoter & Co., 8or 1916, Seem
Dorf. gS
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Sublimat' Eergiftuna.

9as % Sabre aIte 9ienitmGoten
2tmeIia ebert, bon glo. 946 Gran0
2lOe., puroe geitern in idpsrtrantem
s3uitanos in Der 4utosNmbuIan5 mad
Dem 5oipital eebraht. 6ier iteLlte es
Iia beruus, bab lie an elmer Subltmat=
pergiftunq letoet. Cb es ith un, Ell
nsn Selbitmoroperfu6 ober I'M einen
llnfaQ banbeIt, Iteb Iid nod niht err
mitteln. Der 3uItarb Der patientin
1T be0entIt6.
Stimmt IA Qart u. u.SpielgLok. .gonpausnabe
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IS gi6t 5peierIei Gtuiame, iolbe,
pelhe bic Menihen meioeu uno iolte,
peIhe BON ben Wteniaen gernieoen
peroen.
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6runssia.ntbHmsbsiisc in Rorwspo
init lbrer Stenereinibasuns
unJnfrieoeu.

Ju Roripooo III cine gepequra i'm
gange, bic Ohio Sur GommtIiion 3u
erIuhsn, eire Reusinitdsung oes
Grunoeissntbums in Roruoob su per=
onlafen. Die 9rurobsIiBer in Rot.
nooo. bic bieie gspsgung in'g Qs6en
8erufen BADEN, bs6aupten, baB lie in
nett qrobersm WuBe CUR Steuersa5-
lung berdU9e3ogen peroer, aIs bic
9runoeigsnthiimer onoerer 9oritGote.
Cine etn9stsnoe llntsrIu6ung ioQ erz
sebsn Aaben, bab bus Grunbeioert6um
II gban'ton, 9poe part, 4bonoale uno
Clifton nur sur {0dIfts ooer aQerb0hz
items gu 5fpei 3ritteln ieinss 8ertbes
flr Steuer3ipsde ein9eihGbt poroen
1T. tudbreno Der GrunobeiiB in Horz
trooo gum oollsu Werthe einoeThdst
Duroe Die Petition an bic Ohio gur
eommtliion 3irtultrt eegenpdrtia in
ytortpoob uno fpiro alIer Wabrihein.
lltteit mad am Wortad benz 9oriiber
Der aommiiiioH, Serrn WiQiam 9.
poIano, unterbreitet peroer.
II
Die air6s Der GporseliIhz2utbsri.
i6en gemeince an Der Tanton urb
Whitemar Strobs 1T burh germitts
luna bon Glereap, Nourie & Suntino.
ton an bic RumdniIte 9aptiitenQe-
meinbe fir $4,000 p.rtauft porben.
Die RumlueH tperben om Sonntaq
sum sritsn Wale ibreu gottesoienft in
benz gottesbauie a6halten.
Sm itdotii1sn gauamt ruroen oez
tern Die folgenoen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
srpirtt: e. 9. CIdnton uno 8eter Uez
Der. 2aitDtides Wobnbous an ser Ct.
Saiprenee ,nabe Der Roismont 9lpenue,
$2500; Gad 9. Sanres, 13it0tioes
Wohn6aus on Der 0eribu Qlpenue,
nabe Der Observatory 2loenue, $4,000;
6. SuteaIt, 2Ait5diges Bobns
haus an Der Stur9is Qpenue, nabe Der
Diron apenue, $4,000; Sobn Ster, 2az
Hodges Wohnhous an Der sSunietta
Ipenue, nahe Der S.utRm 9lpenue.
$1,000; WeSemun gros., 2sftDtioes
auf benz 9runoitiit go.
2607 anorr 4penue, $500.
Die 9llms e Doepte 60. bat bas
grunoitiid an Der Horbtpeit-gde Der
6unt unb Speamore Strabe sstauft
lno ipiro bier einen feuerliaeren Nm
bau an ibr Gnsrosbspartement erriaz
ten. Der Raufpreis fir ous 9runoz
itiid belduft fid auf $4,000.
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iInb Die auddfalber anaelonat,
neIde asenoe giniprismgen, fuie
Garbolidiire, eegen Sdmorrboiben
anpreiien unb nit 0ieien 2iigenmeoi.
sinen, bic nldt nur niht beIfen, fon<
bern nur iHooen. nod oenuc 0eiht.
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5timmt "a qart u.SpielploB. .gunOousgobs
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Sfimmt fir q. 6. Gomonoion, aau.
SiSas fiir Samitou Gouuts Auoitor.
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Qngebraate Reoensdrt.
wQebt benn Der oIte S6ul8e nod,
Der 8egetaridner2"
nRetn, Der bat fhon lange ins 9raa
oebiiIen."
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fails to impress person visiting
one Of these great craftsmanship
fields for the first time. The groups
% targets. with anywhere from two
10 a dozen targets in each group. are
placed at varying distances. For the
national revolver matches there will
bc employed targets placed respec-
lively al L.. p. - and - yards. where
as for tn national rifle matches there
will b. utilized tsrgets placed AZ 200,
500 and .0o0 yards. respectively
Against these viii De directed in turn
slow ERE. rapid ere and skirmiSh FIRE
Incidentally Il nav be explained that
on all he leading American ranges
two different iypes % targets are now
IN use One style bears the reguia-
ticn -esenfation 81 a black bali. or
bulrs-cyc. surrounded by circles. "a
m'iiar 10 all cur readers whereas the
newer design bears a silhouette r pre-
sontinz man crouching in firing posi-
ton Is a hostile soldier might be ex-
pecfed - 90 in tine % battle. Tar
gets are nst mounted as in days Of
yJre. on heavy wooden boards. buf IN
stead th. paper t1resis are pasted
upon buriap tightly stretched on wood
IN frames. which az comparatively
iirh; 'n weight and nay b. readily
handled
After each sho; ned az target the
fsrgef -ursf b. examined. the position
Of the i-'icf noted and signallci 20
The marks maE. the scar pieced or
painted over and The target pit back
IN positian. Nov u goes without say
ing ihat when firms IS going on al
most continuously for six hours a DAY
a. a i1rrc number 81 tsrgcts-there
ar lsf targets .. Camp Pefry-it l.
only By a very perfect routine md
WORKING system that there Is avoid
ancc OF accident 20 the boys who az
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scope in constructing twists and turns
throagh rushing water ana over cav
,rns and georges of papier mache, bhi
50 realistic as 10 suggest to the n.y.
ing passenger that ne Is making mile
a minute dash though the Grand can
vons Of he Rockies. At every turn
the passengers ar" wildly reminded
thsf should the little cars in which
they are seated be iolted from me
tracks they would be dashed TO eter-
nifty. YET wiihal there are few acci-
dents. men such mishaps do occur
il is more often the fault Of the pleas
seekers than those operating the
coasters In nearly every crowd there
can be- found the "Kcck-the- Boat
Fool" Coney Island is no exception.
After leaving one of the many trains
that run that run to the Island or dis
embafking from one of the many
steamboats, that ply between the Island
ana points in Greater New York and
Jersey. the crowds soon scatter or
surge either into Luna Park or Dream
land. Many come with baskets pre-
pared for an all-day outing OF The pic
mic variety. while others at once seek
one of the many iirst-ciass restaurants
scattered over and adjacent TO the Is
land. After partaking of dinner or
luncheon the fun begins and from then
until long past midnight it wakes fast
and furious. II all depends upon the
tastes and inclinatiOns OF the pleas
uIe-seekers just what their fun shall
be.
Frederick Thompson. who founded
Luna Park. is a firm believer in the
theory that none of us is too old to
bark back to childhood days and the
particular form Of amusement that
pleased us most then. For this reason
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Nothing Of this sort can be found in
the boundaries OF the Luna or Dream
land and the crowds that plunges so
eagerly INFO the fun there Astounding
is OF a different sort from that which
hocks 10 the drinking places and the
hot dog" stands.
The thrills that greet the visitor at
every turn at Coney Island are OF such
a variety thai one is hard-put TO de-
termne which is the most hair-raising.
Everything, from the ''LOop-the- Loop
10 the Heller Shelter is here to be
found and in each there is a sufficient
element Of danger TO give it just the
proper vesl. OF course. the Roller
Coasters still exist. but on such an
elaborate scale that there is little To
suggest the scenic railways of a
decade ago. Here they are dignliied
bv the title of Mountain Torrent,
Dragons Gorge" and other equally
fantastic titles. The scenic artists
talents and skill have been given full
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interested in revolver and rife shoe;
inz. Indeed. 30 has. Of late years.
become a pra, ice Tor great numbers
OF persons in al parts Of the country
Who take an interest IN this sport 20
select the iasfc- part OF August a.
Their vacation tine and spend n N
watching TIE me shooting a. he
Ohio target Women. too. now
come in con icrabie numbers. In
deed the influx of the fair sex -
such thar a ladies camp" has been
established
The model re range of the con
iirenf g. row being studied very care
fully by tho authorities Of various
states which contemplate providir-
similar tarcer facilities for their cit
izen soidiery. and by the United
States Government. which has IN
prospect several deal ranges IN ad-
oiiion 90 thc one recently establish