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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-21
playina to tho Grsndstand.

While if may seem i little unkind 10
expos,. the pet ruse Of the little members
NJ TN, House TO attract the limelisht ana
IN max. the impression that they arc
ex.rting a, least trihirg Influence on
legislative affairs, the custom OF pi'N'l's
TO the grandstand and posing as Wa'ci-
dogs Of the Treasury is being 20 Efsat'
overworked that the exposure ~
cyifablc This pct scheme 81 Inc s'""'
stand PLAYERS is To rise III III" liouse wren
an apDroprlation bill is under coiSldeia-
ton and make the point Of order against
ey.rv increase of salary on the eIodhu
that IL is new legislation. Tho poih' o.
order is sustained. the increase IL stlltNe"
from the bill and the entire procedure y
duly recorded in The IohSresS'"'l"i
Record marked copies OF when t"e
member making the objection sends WIN
scr,ipuIous care TO his constituents III
this way he gains some cheap fame a.
valiant defender Of Uncle Sam = finances
OF course. he does not explain ana ''ei'
il nothing in the copies OF 'Ihe heCo'"
which he sends 10 show that a. soon ~
the bill gets 70 tho scrate me li'''e"s
is sror,ptly restored. that tue H''a7"'
comes back to the House. = sent 20 con
ference. and that there the increase Is
retained. 40 it generally should be.
When mcmicrs lid not ovcrwork TINS
scheme no ono objected. and although
such tactics brought smile 10 the oiue'
mer no notice was taken.
Recently. towever. the number OF mem
b.Is. especially OIL tho Democratic S4u''
WHO have been resor;ins 10 this suotef-
fucc to gain uotor.ety has so greatly IN
creased as seriously 10 delay business
and tie practice j. becoming thorn IN
the rosh Of the Democratic leaders VINO
are tr-ing 10 handle the Appropriation
bills with expedition. &. u H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-21
EXEMPTS LABOR UNIONS
House Protects Them and Farm
ers from Sherman Law.

Washington. Feb. 20.-Prohibiton Of
prosecution Of labor unions and farmers
organizations under the Sherman anti
trust law by the Department of Justice
was written into the sundry civil appro-
priation bill tonight by the House.
BY vote OF 20 10 - an amendment
offered By Representative Hamin. OF New
Jersey, was adopted. providing that no
part OF an appropriation OF $4,000 for
the enforcement Of the antitrust law
should be expended 20 prosecute any vol
untsry organization OF workinsmen. A
similar amendment applying 10 farmers
cooperative organizations. offered by
Representative Roddenbery Of Georgia
was adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-21
BARNARD SCHOOL TO HAVE MEET

Entries are coming in rapidly for the
Barnard School meet at the sth Regiment
Armory on March |. The schools that
will send Contestants include the Hart
cersours Academy, both OF which have
entered literally, being represented in
nearly every event. There viii be many
contestants from other schools in Con-
necticu; New York. New. Jersey and
Pennsylvania. The lists are open TO all
schools. both private and public. Entries
will be- officially closed Saturday with
Percy Mornngstar. Barnard School. Field
ston West si2d street. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-21
FIRST TARPON CAUGHT EARLY
By telegraph 10 The Tribune. !

" IfIFKIApH 70 It iT4U.IF,
South Boca Grande. Fla. Feb. 2o.The
first tarpon of 1913 was taken Tuesday in
the famous tarpon fishing waters OF Char
lotte Iiarbor Bay on the west coast OF
Florida. by John Morrison. Of New York.
guest OF TarDon Inn. Useppa Island.
The catch is TWO weeks ahead of the rec
ord. &
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
3ufertrmit perflagt.
&c e NJ SrIeans, g., 6. De3.

g e M 0rIeans, g., 6. Seq.
SIM gun6esontriftsgeridt bon Seem
Orleans, 2o., tpurben bieier Gage
fiinf5ebn neue Gro5eiie gegen Die
.American Sugor &efining 60. on
bdngig gemodt, iooaB bieie aorporo-
ton iett i'm gon5en m1f S@o6eneriut
in @obe bon $29,000,00O auf @runb
6es 3ipilporograpben 6es Sberman=
iden Nntitruitgeietes perflagt lit. Die
beutigen Ero5eie tpurben bon 3uder-
neutrality-suspicious. bon 2uiiia=
no, 3uderbdn6lern un6 -5obrifonten
e%ingeleitet, Sic beboupten, bab bie
Mmerican Sugar &efining So. Elm
Nonopol lei un6 sic &onfnrren5 I'M
teroruG bnbe; iie berlangen int gon-
gen Sdabeneriab in @0be bon ST.,
500, 1000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLEIcRER'S
CAS- T IRA

Sn Sen letten Sabren bot Die Hro-
BUTTON bon @bisfep in Sen Ser.
stooten einen iolden umfang ange-
nommer, boB cine Misrepresentation
gu ber5eidnen lit, un6 3tpor I'M stoo-
re @entudp anein CUR &0be zines gan-
gen Sabresbeoarfs. Sn bieiem 8bis-
fep-Stoote tpurben I'M Sabre 1910
36,563,599 @nnonen bergeiteI1t, uno
i'm Sabre 1911 45,915,439 @olIo=
men. Sabre Sabre 1912 mur6en 49,
622, 09S @auonen gebrannt nn6 in
1918 4~3,1S9,163 @ononen. CONT
betrug sic @eiammtproouftion in Ben
Iebten bier Sobren 169,290,299 Gal
men. Son biefer enormen 3abl muir
Sen nlr 13t, 691, 954 @anonen foniu=
miert, 10 boB 57,598,345 @anonen
auf Eager blieben. @eitens Der 8an,
fen, bie BON Sen Observation-Disclosures
in bobem Mabe in Mniprud genom'
men meroen, lit on oieie bereits mie-
berbolt sic Mobmung ergangen, Sen
@etrieb fir einige 3eit ein5uldran.
fen, bisber je6oh obne @rfolg, un6 es
|ldeint, 6oB feiner berFrobu5enten Ser
Mnfang MAIDEN min. = Mber tbe11er
genug lit Ser @bisfep immer nod,
trob ser INTERPRETATION.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
&or breifis Sabren. vgs iino j

@or breifis Sabren. rgs iinb iet1
ettpa 80 Sabre her," idreibt 5err 6.
Il. Eeters bon Stboco, Mi@, ~oob i'd
5uer1t nit Sbrer Ilpenfrd1ter= Me6i-
ain befurnt mur6e. @ir fo11ren obne
oieielbe in biefer Nodburidaft nid1
mebr fertig meroen. Sic lit, mad
mei1ter Mniidt, Sic bette un6 5uper-
ldiiigite Gamilien=Me6i5in sic ez
gibt."
6orni's M1penfrd11ter b0rte idor
Dor bun6ert Sobren ouf, nur o1s cir
8eriud5mittel betradtet GIT meroen
Die 3eit bot 6eiien gor5iige nod mel.
ter erprobt, big es jett, tpobl meb1
als irgenb cine a1rbere befannte Mee=
oi5in, Elm @ousmittel gemorben lit
Midt in Apotbefen SIT buben. spe.
5ial=Mgenten liefern es brett BON
9oboratorium. Man idreibe OH: Or
Setter Sobrnep & Cons 60, 1875
50. @opne Mpe., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

SIN Sabre 1911 5ab1te man in Co
naoo uuf cine 81 iammtbepolterung
bon 7,203,643 @eelen, 1921 4s
@s3atbolifen, Iotei1iiden un6 rutbeni-
l6en &itus. 9os madt 40 Eroaent
Ser 8ep0lferung. SIM Sabre 1901
betrug Sic Gelommtbenolferung s.
.|371,315, 6ie 3nbl Ser 4atbolifen g.,
245, $3.50; Die 3abl Der 4otbolifen bot
iid olIo IN 10 Sabren I'M 676,318
permebrt. 9iele @ermebrung bat NIT
Dem 6ortibritt ser ein5elnen Gropin'
gen S9riH gebulten, trob elmer iebr
itorfen, meiit proteitamiiden ginhpam-
oerungs5iffer. ueberan in Canada
blibt fatboliides 2eben; beionoeres
@epidt legt Die futboliide Mction a1f
bie 90iung Ser 1o3ialen 6rogen. Cine
grobe Gdmierigfeit, Sic fir BEN Ra-
tboIi5ismus IN Canada iebr idablid
al peroen brobte, lit iungit ebenfalls
beigeIegt moroen. Die Congregation
ser Bropogonbo bot Sic 8%e8iebungen
ser @atboIifen 6es Iatetniiben unb
bes rutbenifdea Rit1s in Canada 5u-
11dadit probiioriib nuf 10 Sabre por-
biIoIid eeoronet. Ane beitebenoen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
BON herporruqen6en Eerlonen, 6ie

Bon berporragen6en Gerionen, Die
in iIng7ter 3eit 5ur fatbolii9en
Stride ubertroten iino Defenders gu
erpabnen: Rep. 6. S. @lfins, Gurut
an ser ct. Muguitinus-Rir4e, Sill
burn, 2pn6on, Elm @rabuirter bonn
Orforo uno Gin tbeologiiden Goaeg
unb sobn oes perltorbenen Generals
glfins: Hep. 6ron5 @. $. S4nie'
mees, por0em Gurat on ben Gpisco'
polfirden bon ct. Morfus unb ct.
Clemens in Ebilabelpbia; Rep.
Mleranoer Sbompion Grant bon Der
Idottiid)e,p gpiscopolfirhe unb Ct
caplun BON SdloB @ennpB gu Site
in Sdottlano; 6uritin 2uigi Golonno
bon Som, eine Sodter 6es @rafen
9ictor bon Nluten IN 9onnober un1
'Sbmelter Ser peritorbenen 9er5ogin
Don 9eponibire in England, eine
2utberanerin. Sic bette Dor ube1
fiinf5ig Sobren SEN 6uriten @olonmo
geebelidt. gu SEN neueiten Tonoer;
titerr in 6ranfreid geb0ren 2ouiS
Morice, 9idter un6 @unltfrittiiffer
uno emil @idporb, friiber Directo1
F6es Mmbigu Sbeoter, Ser jungit cir
9eber1 Sseiu in @erien geidrieben bot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
Or. 6obions Galbe beilt imdenbes
eczema.

Sos onbolten6e Sude11, brennenoe
Seniution unb anbere u%rtangenebme
6ormen bon @c5ema, 6Iedte, So1n-
ausidlag unb 9aut @nt5un6ung
prompt gebeilt bur9 @oblon's
gc5ema @oIbe. Geo IS. 8itd bon
Run6ota, SSn., fagt: Sd taufte cine
S9adtel bon OF. @obion's Gc5emo
Salbe. Sotte gc3emo itets felt oem
8iiirgerfriege, tpurbe bebonbelt bon
bielenD oftorern, feiner brndte mir ben
Guten, Sen mir cine SdadteI bon9r.
9obion's gcaemo saIbe gob." Sober
2eioen6e ionte fie berfuden. Sir iino
10 pofitip, boB iie belfen miro, bob
mir fie gurontieren ODER bos @elo
5urideritatten. Sci onen Apotbefern
ODER bur@ bic Euft. 50f. Bfeiffer
Chemical Co.. philadelphia ODER ct.
2ouis. - an3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

Omen mGdtigen Mundmung let
ne5 9onoels ertpdrtet Sapan als He<
1ultot Ser groffnung bes 3anamo=
@anaIs. 9em Muslanoban6el merben
g1eid5eitig Die @afen on Sen oitli6en
&uiten bon Nor6= un6 Smo=Mmerifa
er1dlolien, uno nidts ioa ungeidez
ben bleiben, I'm BORT fir iapaniide
Monren oner @rt Elm neue5, fraftigeS
abiatgebiet gu idaffen. 9ie ge<
g%enm6rtigen @onoels=9inien, 6ie bon
SSopon nod europdiiden Safen burd
Sen Gne5-4anal fubren, biirfte1 bor-
mslidtlih bur9 SEN Eanama=@anal
nift beeintrddtigt uer6en. Sic ia-
poniIden 9ompfer merben mobl au4
in 8ufunft oieie 2inien beniten, 90
iie u1tertpegs, in Chino, Snbien uno
i'm SEN Sdfen bes Mittelldn6iiden
Meeres Grodtgiiter nuf5unebmen ge-
mobnt iinb. - Man BOT es aus Die
lem @runoe fir ratbiam bef1tnben,
Sic fir europaiide Safen beltimmten
0ompfer al19 nod Ser gr0ffnung Ser
rel1en @nnoelsltrabe nidt burd be1
Eunamo=@anoI gu ididen. Sebenfans
mer6en iid) uber nel1e 0umpferlinien
nod Seem Dorf un6 nod Ser oitliden
&mie 5n6=Mmerifos bilben, mo So
pan einen gl1ten MnrH Defenders fir
Nor5enon, Strobpooren, Sbee nn6
&ob}eioe git tinben boff.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
Order Limiting Tine to Ffle Claim
and for Hearing Thereon.
No IL

Estate of Nick Arm, Deceased.
State Of Minnesota, County Of stearns
In Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Nlck
Arm, Decedent.
Letters testamentary this day having
been granted to Christ Schmitt.
1t is ordered, That the time within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent may present claims against
his estate in this Court, be, and the
same hereby is. limited to SIX
months from and after the date here
of; and that Friday, the 9TH day
of June, 1914, at 9 o'clock. A. NJ,
in the Probate Court Rooms at the
Court House at the City of st. Cloud
In said County, be, and the same here
by is, fixed and appointed as the time
and place for hearing upon and the
examination, adjustment and allow
ance of such claims as shall be pre-
sented within the time aforesaid .
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order In Der
Nordstern" as provided by law.
Dated November Goth, 1913.
fsean A. H. KLASN,
Probate Judge.
j. B. HIMSL,
Attorney for representative.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
3ntereFante5 aaerIei ,

Set Sem Sabre 1920 iino runb
eim,no6reiBig Mfiqionen gintpanoe<
rer nod sen Ser. Staaten gefommen.
Bos bieier gemoltige @0lferitrom
fir unier 9ano gu bebeuten gebabt
bot, bariiber fam man iid am beIten
Elm urtbeiI biloen, mem man iid por-
felt, mas aus oiel fem 2anbe mobl ge=
morben m1re, tpenn oieie einunoorei-
BIO Miaionen Meniden nidt getom-
men tparen. Die iparlide 9epolte-
rung miroe lid) bon einem ibleht
entpidelten Mderbal1 e%r11abren. 9ie
liioliden Sflopenbalter miiroen Die
gebieter oes 9anoes iein. 8eite
6laden oes 9anbes, ouf 6enen iid I'M
lebten bolben Sabrbunoert bliibenoe
ssnbultrien ertmidelt baben, miiroen
nod llrpoIo bilben, Sagogriinoe oeS
rotben Monnes, unb i'm 8atbe Ser
N0lfer miirbe sic Station cine ebenio
beideioene &oae ipielen mie out ben
pielge1tultigen @ebieten menihlifpen
|6ortIdrittes. 0ie @intpanoerung
ser lebter odt3ig Sabre bot Die Ser.
Stauten gu Dem gemadt, mas Tie
beute iin6, unb uniere Natipilten fon'
men nidt hdc1,iig unb mdt nadbrud'
Iid genug oaran erinnert merben, bab
10 5iemlih uues, NOS es in o1e1em
oonbe @roBes un6 @utes giebt, ber
gimpan0erung 81 per6anfen tit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

dec4-11-18
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
81 aetea3 nieSes frst.

Se3 aetes3 1ieses trs4. 8
Resp OrIean4 0a~ 0eeeuber 1912.
- Itt fe3r an 3e1oe136D6@e, G&IafIofiQ.
TED. noaeoeu 8Gfp1 eDato'1 Rernenttdrter 70
g1t ntItte, t0te tet1 3Hkt beau let bin ID
nieb9 mefueS 9etenS m4L Der &etbeuftdr.
Ter mtrfte an se0teu piat NIB u beSbaIb
Sum Sha 0uttea h 4tptpn, Sub.. fast:
eae Haator ooute'S Rereeuttdrter e tbrem
safe fetnen 8ped eeeen Elm Rerbeuletben. bas
&c tdb0u ~ Sotre plngte, erthlte: Ste tonufe
Mot mebr er6entIi0 f8lo}ea uub bate ueeen
S&merzeu Ia emSen a6rper ntroeubS mebr
Stubs.
Bua1 9. g. aopols t@retbt bon 1ladmanu
Detu4. Z. Car. bat Re 8aftor 46utqY Reroen'
ttdrfer oepen RerbenIetben unb 9R%elaHbol1e
mt 70 enteR GrfoIee bruu&te. oab he Jpn aud
unberen eurpf9bI. beneu er ai3 ball. ir1e togal
bier bahun bApatrte. In bic Serenan1tnlt 81
tomueI.
~4>I Elm msrttseAes Bud f1r seEsesIetheuo
2PTGt mtrb ssehen her e nextongt ~augefnubt
w. Nrne erbolr1 aud bic 9fbi5lu umtonft
9iee gtebisin murhe felt BEN Sabre 1916 bon ben
8odtu. 4aftpr Q6RiQ. Sort mopne Suh.. tubsrs1hd
nab iest inter feiueS &Rueitung bon be-
KOENC MEDICINE co, Chicago, III.
e. u. Lake 81, nsar Deasbosn.
Del 0>stbe1era - bebea taS
9rs8s Si.;E. 4 ~ So.eo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

.sdpierigfeiten ideinen geboben. Be-
fanntlid lit SEN rutbeniiden &atboli=
fen in Canada iebt audi Elm eigener
8i}dof suqei tan6en poroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
New Process
STAIN Laundry
e.,t4 SIR Gtmos spn Cure @di@e?

9entt SIR Gt,uas son sur @a'@e:
wenn 10, barn miro es iia @ud lob
,,en. nidt auber adt gu lal1en; oaB mn y
sas unisrige. @ir baben Die nou1td'ss
.siai4e Ma5danitolt in gsorbmeften uno
Hefern eriter @Ia1e arbeit, 8Ir &c.
hrr1d5en feine G%hemifa1en; mir neroerber
5oher Cure @ahen nidt. 8enn S1r
nonf, oann bentt an nns; l1niere Rrs!x
ie ii11o nieprieer aIs 1%onltIpp, I'M 1p1r
te{oreen Cure Samilienrpdlde 51llger,
,als Sbr es Ielbif thun I0nnt. ernnolgf
NIB uber8eugt gu6: ssh bnben asenz
len in Ben umliegenben Staoten.
6. s. Meper 9ampfmal&anftalf'
gigentbiimer.
5. Mpe. g., ct. @louo.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-09-24
TO SHOW sAMAR TWINS

The Gone II. Kennedy, Shows, which
wal provide the big amusement features
at the Tennessee State Raif, September
e9s to October 4, enjoys the distinction
Of presenting one Of the most remark
able educational attractions ever brought
out by travelling amusement organiza.
ton. The samar Twins, wasds of the
United States Government, born on the
Island of Samar, in the Philippines, have
attracted international attention, These
children, born together, similar to the
Siamess Twins, were the shig fsatirs in
Chicago with the Ringing Bros Worlds
Greatest Shows at the Coliseum last
spring, Manager Kennedy, appresiating
the value Of this really extraordinary at
traction, secured the samar Twins for
the Con r. Kennedy Shows, Eminent
medical men in various parts Of the
world have examinsd the Ssmar Twins
with the hope that II might be possible
by means Of an operation to separate
these Filipino boys Surgeons u Paris,
London, Berlin ST. Petersburg. 4 New
York and Chieage have given the matter
attention, but II would appear that the
Samar TwsnsaFe destined TO live and die
together. 8 Re- ii nothing repulsive
about this feature 0f the Kennedy
Shows aFAeii Sainar Twins are Hike other
children full az life and .Yiyss ntslii.
gent and favored with a genial DISPOSE
ton, They are knowA az Natures
Greatest Mistake" 4aa"ea--a.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-09-24
BEAUTY AND BEAST AT FAIR BEAUTY AND BEAST AFFAIR

Illusional entertainment in thsrthe
aters invariably. attract heavy patronage
and it is little wonder that Manager
Con T. Kennedy has arranged for the
sdifcation Of the thousands who will
attend the Tennessee State Fair, Septem.
her 29 to October 4, an ENTERTAINMENT
known as @The Beauty ana The Beast"
ideas for which Manager Kennedy picked
up during his sojourn in India last win
ter, while securing the world for unique
advertisements. It is rather difficult to
describe "The Beauty and The Beast"
performance. To sum it up IN a few
words, illusional effects are brought to
bear which to the layman seem we'll nigh
miraculous In a great big iroa-bound
den a huge Nubian lion appears and
seemingly from nowhere emerges = beau
tiful lady, Princess Karnac. The spec
t4tor is thrilled. For the nonce il wonld
appear that the lady is in great danger
of being attacked by the King of the
Forest When, 10! both lion and lady
disappear as if by magic. THE Beauty
and The Beast" is a big feature of the
Kennedy Midway. All the lore of the
Magi Of the Far East has been brought
to bear in molding together a kaleido-
scopic performance such as cannot be
seen with any other travelling amuss-
ment organization in the world
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-09-24

Ifusional entertainment IN the the.
aters invariably attract heavy patronage
and it is little wonder that Manager
Con 7, Kennedy has arranged for The
edifcation Of the thousands who win
attend the Tennessee State Fair, Septem,
Der 20 to October 4, an entertainment
known as "The Beauty and The Beast
IDEAS for which Manager Kennedy picked
up during his sojourn In India last win
ter, while securing the world for unique
advertisements. 1t is rather difficult to
describe 1.-THE Beauty and The Beast"
performance To sum it up In few
words, illusional effects are brought to
bear which to the layman seem well nigh
miraculous. In great big iron-bound
den a huge Nuhian lion appears and
seemingly from nowhere emerges beau
tiful lady, Princess Karnae. The spec
tator is thrilled For the nonce II would
appear that the lady lie in great danger
of being attacked by the King of the
Forest. When, 10! both lion and lady
disappear as if by magic. The Beauty
and The Beast" Is . big feature Of the
Kennedy Midway All the lore of the
Magi of the Far East has been brought
to bear in molding together kaleido-
seopic performance such as cannot be
seen with any other travelling smuse.
ment organization in the world.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-09-24
MIDWAY ATTRACTIONS
..... WILL FEATURE FAIR
twenty-five Big shows fer State Fair,
1H4 September 20 TO October T.

1I4 September 20 10 October 4.
The Board Of Directors Of the Tsnnes,
see State Fair have concluded negotia-
tons with Con I. Kennedy, general al.
rector Of the Con T Kennedy Shows, 10
provide the amusement features
Tbia carnival organization enjoys a
reputation Of being the largest and best
In the world, requiring 80 6O-fOot cars
to transport is 22 shows three riding
devices, electric light equipment and o.
individuals who are employed IN con.
quoting this mammoth amusement enter
prise a'ii aaI.
the past winter Con I. Ken
nedy aud his agents secured Europe and
foreign countries in assembling attrae-
tions for the American tour Of the Con
I. Kennedy Shows.
II ia pleasure to record that Man
ages Kennedy has assembled for the
Tsnhssso- State Fair the most remark
able ensemble Of amusement features
ever organized under single manage
ment In this country. There win be all
sorts of entertainment for all sorts Of
people TraiRed animal exhibitions me-
rhanioal, scientific, and educational
shows, riding devices aud altogether =
potpourri Of amusement features Of an
extraordinary nature.
Con T. Kennedy has set the pace for
carnival organizations in this country.
He is a stieklsr for form He demands
that every attraction operating under
his banner must be Of high moral char,
aetsr, He behaves in delivering the
goods" and insists upon a strict conform.
apee toa code Of deportmspt which hiss
placed the Con 7. Kennedy Shows upon
pedestal which predominates in this
field Of amusement sndeavOr and has
made them world famous. It is obviOu.
that the Con T. Kennedy organization
must be pre-eminent when it is known
that the directors Of the Canadian Ma.
tioual Exhibition have chosen il, exelu
sively, for the big fair at Toronto. Tn
Canadian National Exhibition at Toronto
is the greatest permanent Exposition on
the North American continent, a
The Con T, Kennedy Shows win fur
nish all of the amusement features foi
the Alabama State Fair, Mississippi
State Fair, Tennessee State Fair, Ken
lucky State Fair, Indiana State Fair
and the Interstate Fair at Meridian
Miss, and for all of the larger celsbra
items in the South this year cd q
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-09-24
FREE ATTRACTIONS
FOR COMING FAIR
Thousands Of Visitors to Be Givea Trssa
Every Day on State Fair Grounds.


Every Day on State Fair Grounds.
Surprising al former state fair bee
attractions, both In numbsr and sassr.
tsiAmsnt value, the offerings for ths
Thousands Of visitors Of AL parts Of the
state who will throng the city Of Nash.
VILE this fall will prove the greatest
feature Of the big siK-day event. The
management Of the Tennessee State
Fair has been unusually busy during
the past few weeks arranging contracts
with various show organizations over tho
country, and the committee on amuse.
ments states that the many big outdoor
free attractions are TO be Of the variety
that cannot fail TO please.
A big iorty-piece cavalry band viii
furnish musie during thu sntira. ak daya,
epneerts being given all during the day
and night 81 ~ 81 fe 4E p
The rnHns osttish- something never
before shown In Nashyille-wil be a
feature that will prove delightful and
ipteresting @8theg cbiblfen as well as
the grownups. The big bird will run a
tfottng race Rith a race horse ana win
demonstrate the fleetness of footsof ma
TIRES largest fowl. sFT' bi
A sensational, death.defying ioop-the-
loop act, one Of the most hair.raising
stunts ever placed before the public
will be performed by Nicholas Chefalo,
the daredevil king The act has never
before been shown in Nashville or sur.
rounding country and is one of the lat
est thrillers on the road The loop will
BE- looped directly in front of the big
grand stand each afternoon and night
/ THE Six Castilians in feature aero
bAtic act will be another of the free at.
fractions thstswill appeal to the thou
sands of lovers of the gymRastic art
The entertainers have performed in prac-
tpally every country in the world ami
bling to Nashville the latest in aero,
battles.
Lovers Of grand opera IN be given
tseat, M .f....
bIhe big right p where the
shte assemblies =, ~ states peer
lssa show horses, is always an sttrac-
ton to every one, and this seasons
nightly event will outclass all former
1ikplays a. Tsnnesses trained horse
flesh.
And the Notwithstanding that
hes ever been shown before in connection
with all the latest and most modern
celebration apparatuses- be spec.
taeulafly3 beautiful in their scenic eff
fscts
Many other free attractions are to be
added during the next few weeks and
it is theaintention Of the faiE manage
ment 10 make this season a headliner.