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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

Bylo to W jednem z wielkich
Mast amerykahskich.
Do sklepu pewnego rzeznika
przysz}y dwie Siostry Mi}osier-
dzia, proszac o jakikolwiek dar
ola ubogich. Rzeznik, CHOP O.
gromny, szorstki nieco, lecz pocz-
ciwy zreszta cz}owiek, by} tegc
dnia W gorszym, niz kiedykol-
wick humorze; mai BOWEN VIE
lie zajecia, a W dodatku czu1 sic
niezupe&nie zdrowym.
Bakna} vice pod nosem jakies
przeklenstwo i rzek}:
,,Wynoscie sic stad! ~Jestescie
prawdziwa playa; pamietajcie,
zebyscie mi sic wiecej ME polka
zywa}y ma oczy."
Zakonnice uk}oni1y sic W mil
czeniu, pochwa1i}y Pana Jezusa j
wysz}y. Widzac to rzeznik, por-
wal duza kosc, ogo}ocona z mic
sa, rzuci} ia "a niemi i zawo}a}:
,,Wezcie sobie to-"
Jedna z Siostr odwrocila sic,
podniosla kosc, w}ozy}a ja do swe
go kosza i rzek}a uprzejmie:
.Dziekuje panu, bedzie z tego
dobry roso1 ola biednych."
Przez chwile rzeznik stall jak-
by oniemialy re zdziwienia, po-
czem zawo}al obie siostry napo--
wrot.
.Patrzcie", rzek}, wskazujac
rekq ogromny HAWAI- wolowiny,
ito ola was. Powiedzcie tylko
menu czeladnikowi, dokad to ma
zaniesc, a zaraz przysle wan to
mieso."
Odtad kazdego tygodnia pre-
sy}a} ,ofiary ola ich dobroczynne-
go zak}adu, zwinawszy zas haste
pnie sklep, przeznaczy} ola Si6str
Mi}osierdzia pewna Geese swego
kapitalu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
HALUCYNACYE.

Sny przyjemne ulatuja Z pamicc:
niezmiernie szybko - przeciw-
ME straszne halucynacye wzbu-
dzajace trwoge, poruszaja silniej
wyobraznia i ~pozostaja wpamieci
d}uzej. Dlatego wyrobi}o sic W
ludziach to przekonanie, re wszy-
stkie shy SO nieprzyjemne. lynn
czasem spostrzezenia wiez;en-
nych lekarzy, ktorzy przeprowa-
dill badanic mad snem, dowo-
dza zupe}nie przeciwnie, &c cze-
sciej miewaj2 ludzie sen przyje-
mny.
Skazani ma smierc widza we
snie ME szubienice lub gilotyne,
lecz swe 1ata dzieciece, zielone
pola, swobode i slonce... Halu-
cynacye powstajq skutkiem zle-
go po}ozenia cia}a spiqcego. =
Prof. Ellis w SVEN dziele> O
snach i haA1cynacyach, kt6re
zwroci}o uwage ca}ego swiata u
czonego, opowiada o bardzo Gle
kawym wypadku. Pewna m}oda
dziewczyna mia}a sen nastepuja-
cy: yzdawa}o sic jej, re jest oto-
czona przez acknowledgment
jezdzc6w, zakutych w zelazna
zbroje".
Jezdzcy owl przywiezli il i Cd
dali inkwizytorom, kt6rzy obwi-
mill dziewczyne o czary i skazali
ma straszne meki. Okuta w kajda-
ny zaprowadzili do ciemnego To-
chu. Czu}a wyraznie jak zelazo
wpijalo sic w odretwiale rece.
P}aka1a, rzuca}a sic, cl,cqc oswo-
bodzic z kajdan rece... gdy sic
obudzi}a, okazaAo sic, re wsune-
Ia rece "a zelazne ozdoby }ozka
i ME mogla ich wyciagnac.
Bywaja shy, kt6rc MONA W
pewnym stopniu nazwac. %jasno-
widzeniem. Pewien mlodzieniec
skarzyl sic kolegom, re miewa
okropne halucynacye, mianowi-
Gle, re jest sparalizowany. w pa
re miesilecy potem zostal istotnic
sparalizowany.
Jest to jednak dziedzina maio
jeszcze zbadana. Ma potwicrdze-
ME owych teoryi prot. Ellis wska-
zuje, ze ludzie czesto majacy
shy, W ktorych zdaje i'm sic, ze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

zap}acono go homie. poczem zno~
WI zakneblowano mu usta i zawia.
zauo oczy W samochodzle odwie-
ziono g. ma ulice, kt6rej 60
porwano. Mularz ~sawiadomi} o
spraw,e tel policYe. ktdra rozpo-
cze}a pos1ukiwania "a zbrodniarza~
mi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

So ptakami lataja... Take shy
miewa podobno cz}owiek, gdy
spi ma wznak. Gdy sic sni, re
wpada sic W przepasc bezdenna,
to dowodzi, re u spiacego p}uca
nieprawid}owo dzialaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
Dobra obrona.

Ch}opa oskarzonego 0 kradziez
konia, uwolniono skutkiem obro-
ny adwokata. Przychodzi mu die
kowac, a adwokat:
Prawda, zes ukrad} konie?
- Panic mecenasie, dotychczas
taken mys1al ale teraz pc wys}u-
chaniu pahskiej obrony jestem
rrzekonany, zem go ME ukradl.
Tylko prosze, pana adwokata, czy
moge teraz ma MIN jezdzic?
lego picrwsza mysl.
Klucznik: Jutro przyjdzie do
twojej cell jego ksiazeca wyso-
kose.
Wiezieh: Me moze byH Aco
on ukrad{2 \
EN&-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
Mile lenia poczatki.
Mile 1enia poczatki, lecz koniec

Mile lenia poczatki, lecz koniec
za}osny.
Wygrzewa} sic Jacenty W sion
ku podczas wiosny,
Przysz1o lato, Jacenty leza1 So
bic w cieniu,
Przyszla jesieh, Jacenty tax da.
lei sic lenil,
Przysz1a lima, odmrozil rece,
nogi, sluchy,
Chcac zarobic kawalek chleba-
chociaz suchy.
szanowna, py1em silva
ksiega,
Cudownie przeszlos6 z obecnos.
Gig sprzega,
z niej mySl krzepiaca, re W
smierci godzinie,
ME caly W cieniach gro
bu ginie.
ksiegom! Kazdy starych
drukow szczqtek,
Wart miejsca w skarbcu ojczy-
stych pamiatek!
Wilktor Gomulicki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
CIEKAWE RZECZY
Otrucle miesom.

w Grtss Lichtnrfelde O,t "a
chorowa{o Is os6b wsr6i objaw6w
otruc,a pc spozyciu m,esa siekane"
go. w NeukoclIn pc %zicdzeniu no.
81 sieprzowej upsdf 49-l' tut tapi1
cer Neumann i zmar} natycbE1iast.
Przypuszczajq, zew miesie. znajdo-
wa&y sig trujace sk}adnlk,. Wdro-
zono sledztwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
w sadie.

Adwokat. A potem moi piano.
vie prosze uwzglednic ten sto-
suck, w jakim stoicie do mego
klerta = ME da sic BOWEN "a
przeczyc, re oskarzony jest wa
Sym pracodawca!
Okolicznosci lagodzace.
Adwokat: Prawdajest, re moi
Auent naval p. X. wo1em = lecz
przy dzisiejszych wysokich ce-
naclN miesa ME moze to bye tax
wielkq obraza:
w zakopianskim hoteln.
Lokaj: Pan pod numeru $50
steso zali sic, re wskutek zlego
Iachu woda trysla ma niego przez
powale i calkiem SO zmoczy}a.
Gospodarz: Wstawic do ra-
.,hunku ola niego jeszcze 4 koro-
ny "a kapiel natryskoWa.
Kasdemu sic zdarzy
GO widze. ty guziki sam So
Die pr.>yszywasz? Przeciez jestes
zonaty!
So Sadzisz, &c z%onaten'u guz'-
XII sic ME urywaja?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
ZamurOwana dZieWcZyna

q EarcelonY donosza: Pewien
| robotn;k mularskl uprowadzopy
zostat w;eczorem z uIicy przez ME
anatomy ch ~mezczyzn. Mezcsyzni
zaw,azall mularzow1 oczy i zakne-
blowali usta. poczem wsadzili go
do oczekuj4ccgo samochodu. Maggie,
k'edy znalezli sle " n'eznanym
mu!arzowi domu, PREY nieznanel
ulicy, 'djeto porwanem1 praepas-
ke z oczu i kazano mu za.nuro~a c
z%naj1nj2c9 SIC W mieszkaniu SLICE
p4 i m}oda dziewoz> ne. Pod groz"
ba rewolweT6w dokonai mu1ar.
straszuego czynu', zamurowa4 zYw-
Gem ofiare. Kiedy dokona} ozynu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03

wjecha} ma skafy. Geese przedula
'>kretu uszkodzona. Ia pomoc2 te-
legrafu bez drutu zawladom,{ ka~
p'tan okretu Y}adse pcrtowe 9 ME
sz;ze 6ciu. Okrety ratownloze WYE
cha}y ma szukanie parowca. I'otad,
z powodu gestej mg}y, uie zdo}a-
no odszuka6 parowca,, Haverford't.
Los parowca l, 1900 podr6znych
nieznany. = Ostatnie wiadomo6cl
donosza, ze za}oga oraz podr6zn,
zostali ura!o~ani.
Straszna Zemsta.
w Macso ina Wegrzecb) kan
dydat ma sedziego1 'rodoreszk; kt6-
ry przepad} pray wyborach, 1oz-
gorycaony wynajat sluzacego Da'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-03
1900 Os0b w niebeZpie-
CZellstWie Z6tOnteCiA.

Na,.elniopy 1860 podr6znymi
parcwieo amerykarski ,,Haver-
ford.', znajdujacy/sie " drodze z
L;werpolu do Flladelfil osiad1
prey wjezdz;e d" portu. Queens-
townu ma m:elizaie. Ma mo'zu pa
nowa{a tax gesta mg}a, re parowiec
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

Then the newspapers got hold OF IT,,
and the news was world wide sensa-
ton. They pointed out that every cal
culation above and below the sea and
in the middle of the greatest of mathe-
maticians indicated that less than a
thousand feet separated the borings. but
the fact remained that the borings seem
ed TO nave missed each other
There was no time TO lose Already
the price of Tunnel securities on the
stock market was beginning to feel the
effect Of the reports Allan ordered the
heroic measure Of striking" for con-
neCtion. Wainwright was instructed to
drive his boring as before. start right
on the supposed line from the Azores to
Bermuda while OMalley was ordered
10 drive side galleries in all four direc-
lions in the nope Of coming upon signs
of Wainwright
OMalley plunged into it like a new
man. Allan had never admired him as
much as now. The heat and the strain
were enough to kill a bullock Men
dropped at their work As If smitteu by
a plague Every day or two a man
Went ravirs mad The walls were as
hot as Dutch oeens Great pumps
drove fresh cool air into the galleries
constantly, but the workers were blind
ed with dust and sweat and oil.
For six weeks this continued Allan
hardly slept, and Tunnel stocks con-
tnued to behave in an ominous fashion.
come a once.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

er. Wainwright claimed the honor OF
making the final blast and at II o'clock
one night Allan ordered O'Malley to
back his drill away. The men were
called out of the danger zone and
Wainwright attacked the last thin wall
of rock.
Four times they heard the roar of
the explosions and at the fifth q piece
OF rock as big as a taxicab tumbled
through onto their side Of the wall.
There was roar of cheers and 3
flashing Of light and rush of air
through the opening. and then Vain
wright scrambled into the jagged hole
believing:
where's Mac7"
To Be Concluded Tomorrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
The Test.

We're on WaiuwrighJs tran az last. 20
he reported, eNultantly Come along
with me. chief"
O'Maley led him down steep in
cline narrow gallery through which
stream of fresh air Kissed and whirlsd.
At the foot probably d hundred and
fifty Yards off the direct line of the
main gallery ana forty feet below its
level, they came upon two blackened
and naked men bending over a seismo-
graph in the light of single portable
electric bulb
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
Household Suggestions

Apples cut in irregular pieces will
cook more quickly in a pie than if
sliced for they do not pack closely
as slices do, and so the hot air comes
more easily in contact with the fruit,
and cooking is facilitated
When frying fish. dip it in milk in
stead of egg before rolling in bread
crumbs. This is more economical and
tastes better.
Heather VIII last longer out Of water
than almost any other flower. The stem
transmits very little water to the flower.
To prevent tea staining a cloth, if
spilled. put a lump of sugar in the
teapot when making the tea.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

OMalley pointed to a dotteu break
in the faint black line on the record
ing tape.
There's Wainwrights last blast" he
declared triumphantIy. I'VE have got
him three times now" He glanced at
a chronometer that was attached TO
the instrument He's due again in
about five minutes Now watch and
see for Yourself Wait-I'n make sure"
He turned to a wireless key a little
farther up and began tapping In less
than minute he was answered and
the necessary comparisons were made.
Give my love to the chief" licked
out Wainwright Tell him III come
smashing in on him directly"
Allan smiled and sent back a Joking
reioinder. Then he and O'MalIey and
O'Malley's two assistants stood in
GREATNESS silence over the little nee
dies. To the very second almost Of the
time set for the blast the needle vi
brated sharply
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
Stayed by the Driller.

Allan was holding O'Maney by his
grimy, bare arm and as the needle
jumped he gave it a painful squeeze.
THANK Cod" he exclaimed huskily
Come on, O'Malley. Take me back in
a hurry / don't want the newspapers
to lose any time in getting this"
II was easy after that In another
two weeks the horings were so close
together that the seismoGraphs regis
tered the vibrations of Allans powerful
drills as they tore into the rock bar
rier a few weeks later the men could
hear each others blasts, hollow and
muffled, through the rock
Allan came down at this word from
O'Malley and stayed by the great drill
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
1azsa9z29
TO-DAY'S INSTALLMENT

o. came upon Them with the sudden
ness of the explosion and but for
uNauays GOODNESS and courage there
might have been panic such as had
caused the needless death Of hundreds
in that other catastrophe The Incl
dent that prcctptated it occurred, for
uuatcly. while ONIauey was personally
directing the work at the head Of the
boring
The great drller had been tearing into
the rock at the rate of five yards to
the mute. when suddenly it was noticed
that the thermometer had risen five
degrees ian the past half hour There
,,as an instant rush for the trains, and
..rr IT was O'MaTley distinguished him
self for the second time in great cri-
Sis lie brought every man back TWEEN
~ miles into the safety zone without
as much ass scratch or bruise among
them
The work came to- dead stop in
lhat gallery and the next day the men
ou the other side refused to go in. They
argued gha, there were two sides to a
tolcauo and YOU could hit upon It as
wei from one side as the other
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

Rice is the easiest of all commo
foods to digest, and roast veal tn
most difficult.
One lighted gas jet consumes as
much air as four adults
Good mortar must consist OF at
least one-third lime.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
- THE TT TNNLT 90 THE GREATEST STORY GIFTS
20 L ~ 1 O1NINI111 % KIND SINCE

the two borngs Allan announced that
on the twenty fifth anniversary he would
pilot the first regular passenger train
through from Tunnel City to Allan city,
England. on a trial run
The announcement made tremen-
dous sensation For a generation the
tunnel had been an incubus upon the
shoulders of the world There were
successful men Of affairs who could not
remember the day it was begun. 1t had
grown TO be a sort OF institution, some
thing that was sure to be forever. And
now the master OF II all announced that
the last rivet would be struck within the
year and the tunnel would become an
transportation.
Yet there seemed to be no doubt Of
IT, Work had been stopped at both
ends by concerted arrangement. and
OMallcy and wainwright. handling the
keys themselves. had exchanged con
gratulatlous and witticisms under the
ocean bed by wireless
The Behring'S Missed
The already terrific pace was ucreas-
ed Every man down to the lowest
lahorer was fred with the enthusiasm
Of certain triumph Six months Of
murderous work followed and the
mathematiCians declared that only a few
hundred feet of rock now separated the
horings. Then there came an ominous
series of tests and conferences OMaI-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

Cprom the German of Bernhard KsllermAnn--
German version copyrighted. 1919. BY
Fischer vsiag Rerlin English translation ana
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-14

James !. Hill warns oar law max.
ers that the country h water.logged
With bonds. -
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-14
SENATE BANKING COMMITTEES
RecoNsloERs ITS ACTION

"a eatirely new lineup in TIE sen
ate banking committee. with ma.
'tOrS,y tor tAe administration. appear
"a today when the committee recan.
idered tie aetiea Ia reaueiRx The
number OF restonal SanNs in the cur.
reney plan
Senator's oNicrrsn and Reed. tae
democrats Who before voted With the
republicans. voted Nnh che demo.
Gratis today. a. ed also Cenator CraW
ford. republican. senator Hltchcock,
however. lined 40 WhA The repabi.
cans.
The administration forces had %.
dey planned 20 make one more a..
temp, Vita the democrats Of the sen.
ate banking CONN i,tee On the cur.
rcncy 9TH The measure aad been
extensively amended ~ the coalition
81 democrats and republicans Of the
committee. The headers. had decided
thar d the hin. Which meets the ap.
prevail 81 The administration. j. no,
ready BY Monday. a democratic eau.
Gus win b. called The measure all
then he taken from the hands Of the
committee and made a caucus hlll
Senators OWen. Hollis. nomerene
aud Shafroth. who have stood By the
provisions OF the administration Bin
Will prepare separate report rhe
administration supporters declsrs
that changes we're written into thg
hill after the purposes 81 the measure
had heen stated
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-14

Some Chinese children are attend
ing the Atlanta public schools.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-14
rHg COST CONGRESS

Amone other things. the Cost Con
gress." soon to meet In ocala' VIII
discuss the following subjects,
win the Installation Of Cos, Sys.
tenn Drive Work Away From = Town
-. N. Rtrrow. Pensacola.
The COS, system sd ne Smell
Printer Clyde Rina'dI Tamre
The Cost SYSTEM as Npp'ef 70
Newspaper Plants Oscar ConAln'
Miami
The Attitude OF the Paper Houses
TO Printers Who Are Using the Cos,
system shelby N. Toeey, Graham
Paper Company. 81 Louis
The Fraternity &C. y Woods. Eus'
tls,
Benefits ~ the Cost system short
talks by those who ought % know
Why There should ne state OF
SANITATION Arthur Dennis, Jackson
VILE
Demonstration Of the Cost system
II. ". Flagg. assistant secretary 81
the United Typothetae
Organization Of Florida state Ty
pothetae.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-14

FOR SALE one three year old ree
istered poland.China boar and soA
with litter ~ pigs Apply to y y.
Evinston. Fla as lis.im
The World. prints the picture ~
Mr. Mitchell. New Works new mayor.
tie Is ROCKY" looking individual u
seems shame tina, n should have
beaten such a splendid looking man
as Mccall. hut Mitchell Is no worse
loOking than Sulrer
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-14
the iNrRAcoAsTAL WATERWAY
ACROSS FLORIDA

We have received from the Office Of
the secretary OF war az Washington.
n, c. = pamphlet with the above title.
Besides a letter from the acting sec
rotary OF war, It contains a letter
from the chief OF englneerS, a report
on tue survey Of the across florida
section Of the proposed continuous
inland waterway frora Bosom % the
Rio Crande, Il also contains several
large maps g;ving che typographical
surveys,
The letter o. General ". Il. DNs,
chief of the engineers > ii N>ited
States array, confirms NNe' NJ Lev
rerce po7ier said cccCern'ag the OK,
lawaaA RIVER profess in his speech
before the state chamber 81 coNsaerce
which held StS session IN tbs Cs',
several weeks SSN
Several surveys have Seen made,
one is ea,itle1 the ~OseefeUo&ec
Route one the ~SaU,s re Route -
one the ~OrAn&e Lake Roate~ one the
Lake Harris Route" and one the
Everglades Route"
General RiN0y. in his se,ter SAYS
~Of tAe ave routes. the oSeeseOo-
&ee is the most nortAerly. and tor
this reason IS regarded ss most desir>
able from a commercial standpoint.
but its water supply Is pre0ariooS.
aud its cost would BE- great, The san.
IA Fe route is the next most Northerly
route. but its water supply i barely
sufficient for loc&age. while the water
supply OF the Lake Orange route al
lows no great surplus over the estt.
mated needs. The Okeecho0ee route
is the most SoUtherly one OF the i've.
and the special board IS OF opinion
that this route would have few adval.-
tages for through traffic between gGl
aud Atlantic ports over the exsstins
route around the peninsula. The
board finds that the water supply Of
the lake Harris route is much larger
than necessary Tor the proposed ca 4
nal. aud will provide large surplus
Tor Increase in commerce and Tor a .
possible future Improvement or en-
Iargens ent OF the canal aud TIA, tais I
supply could Dc oarther aUgmeased i
necessary BY arawinE from oseer
AXES IN the vicinity, FOR reasons giN'
IN the special board is 81 the OPia' I
on that this route. ~ way 81 the -. 4
Johns river. oNlawahA river lakes /
Griffin aud Harris aud the NNhla.
sooehee river Is the best rosR
The other engineers eoincid' ,ita
General Rixhy. and sn giVe their
preference for the Lake Harris route.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-14
GENERAL FEIGx DlAx WOUNDED
~ ALTERATION ~ BANANA

havana. cuba. Nov. s.-0eneral Pc.
lix DiaR was arrested here TODAY on
charge made b. Pedro Guerrrro. a
young Mexican who was Wounded IN
last night's alteration In which Dlax
vas stabbed piaR is said % have
handed hts revolver % a companion
after shoofing Guerrero Guerrero
was the man Nho eat niar
General niaR however. h recover.
ing from hls wounds a. vel as the
shock he received last night when ~
was attacked hy constitutionallst syn
paihgers The stab sounds IN the
neck arr nor considered serious Diaz
declared that he was attacked in the
dark
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-14
ONE Of rHg ATTRACTIONS AT
TIE APPROACHING FAIR

ladSe David : Williams. secretary
% tae Marion County Fair Associa-
tloR. has made a contract With John
~ jones, Who has really one OF the
hes, side attractions outside OF the
narnUm AID Bailey or the Ringing
hros aers eircuses. now Featuring the
country
The trained animals are on a line
With the HagenAacas. and the train
erS. men aud Women. Who enter the
cages OF lions and leopards. do some
eNeeedingly thrilling and startling
acts
A'aong other attractions is the loop
the loop With an automobile. which is
sensational enough 20 meet the ex.
pectasions 81 the most reckless and
daring
The lohnny Jones Exposition
shows are hfteen In number. and ex.
hiAtted az the hlg Louisville (Kyl
Fair. Ia september OF the present
year and here Is the way the attrac.
tions were written ap in the Times Of
thar city.
F, Visitors 10 tia fair this year have
taken a Eeener interest in the attrac-
tons On the pike" than ever before.
and as result the fair management
ain reap snug sum from this TEA
ture % the big show. The shows. az.
teen IN number. which are owned and
operated ~ Johnny J. Jones. are OF a
high class, surprising anything of
their kind ever seen In Louisville.
Every torn OF amusement and enter
tainment tor the young and old is
provided in this big aggregation. the
Z hippodrome feature az night being
made ap Of some OF the highest pric.
I'd vaudeville and aerial acts from
Europe and America.
Much more space had TO be provid,
ed for the midway attractions this
year than formerly because Of the
number and size OF the various tents
n which the shows are held. In ad-
dition 20 the men provided by the fair
management 60 look after the welfare
q the visitors 20 the side shows. each
slfow has tao or three men TO take
care OF the big crowds. and there has
been nothing during the week TO mar
the pleasure OF even the most fastid-
ious
Parents discovered eany in the
week thai no harm would befalI their
children II they were turned loose
on the pike" all that Is necessary
being to supply the Riddles" with
sufficient change TO see the various
shows. Throughout the day and night
Manager Jones walks up and down
the midway. nov and then entering
the various shows TO see that every
visitor Is properly provided with
seats. and 10 see that they are get
ting proper attention from his corps
Of guards and workers. Both Com.
missioner Newman and Secretary
Dent have received many compli-
ments during the week for the class
% shows provided for the midway
this year.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-14

4 crusade ~ education which aims
that comm0n colds mas become an.
common within the next generation
has been begun by prominent New
Ycrk physicians Here l. list Of the
prevent The usual visitation Of the
cold
Don't ST IN e drauKhiy car"
~Dont sleep in hot rooms
Don't avoid fhe fresh air
"nont stun Yourself AZ neal time.
,Oyereating reduces YOUR resistance.
To Which Ne would add--when you
take a cold, set rid Of n a. quickly
a. possible. To accomplish that YOU
VIII nnd Chamberlain's Cough Rene.
dy most excellent. sold By all deal
ers. I'D n
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-14

Wages we're never 80 hiEh as thes
are today. and the commen people
never bad So much money a. they
have nov. This is shown b the fact
that railroad and steamship lines re-
port the best summers business they
ever had.-EIbert Hubbard