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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29

ior naiten os ale at 6eitille, bper
ggr oct, ban be0it fan, og iom
ban beoit egner fig til.
Srlen bar MI ogioa onret Der
igen meo al fin Spitio og @lpOe.
9irfen bor imoffet meo @rent ale
@eane % belt fufo af 8olt poa
Snleoo9. Wfen @Ip0en bleb BOG
life ublan0et, for pIu0ieGig Igo oct:
Mrs. g.. aaiteo oeoe af. 10 /
Dag; bun blep beqraDet fra Sir.
fen Sen0agen efter Sllleoag utoer
'itor 9elta9eIie; bun bar for ct
.9or @ar Ii6t of ct SfogtiGfploe.
Nnoen Sule0oq 4ftcn 6oooe 9er.
meme oere8 Sltletrp meo 9rogrom
.@ernene ofre6e iii 9prne6iemene.
.Q}eo 9srnene5 Oifer % aoQeften
ira oe Gl6re inofom Der tilIommcn
omfrin9 otte Collars til 6iplp for
Den Sog. &c nIore 6Iep eiter Soften
/ airfen trofteret meo Safe %
Sage / 9irfen5 8osiement.
Gen 80. Sec. baooe DC lulge De-
res Sllletrp / airten meo 9rogrant.
9eaae bur medet feitliae on bel.
luffeoe.
uSorrig % @GGoe oe manore til
@obe" - oi mao ianoe oisie Sal
miiten5 Oro; tbi oct mgoer os belle
Iioen pna Dor &anorin9 berneoe.
Seq fommer Der til at tpnfe poa
Ell ung onnif Mono neo Noon SUI
lills Senrifien, iom oor beifGftiget
meo at grooe Ell flor onb 9Ioof Ell
Ter DSetper", oo Soroen plu0ieIig
falot iammen ON BAN og orp6te
BAN. Soooan bIen Der / oct Stem
fulot at Sorg / SuIen for bans
efterla0te.
ga, iaaoan fan 0eoen fomme
pIlt0ieIi9 og uoen 8orieI; lao oS
boer iipr huife oerpoo.
War. Senien fro SeImoo6 qGaoer
9et6ania @eni9beo meo. at ban bar
lopet ct Sfib, iom ifoG 6pnge /
9irfen, og iom ri mi Sen6uq nil
mootoae. 8of til DIR. Senior, for
at ban bar Giort alt bet 9Grbeioc
% bolt al Den llIeiIiabe0 for at
ppute 9irfen og aIpoe D}enigbeoen
% Qoitor Gnqbolm.
Den IA. Sonlor fploer gamIe
Wr5. Sben0ien rs 9Gor, oa Mr5.
6enrifien n ∨ hi enifer oe 10
aomfe til 2nffe / set fommen0e gar.
Ge err troos 6eres bic I(oer noQen.
fmoe neo SeIbreo. on life ioo
roife iom fnn0e enIfes, Itoor De BOG
iiffert pnd 56oiel5ooaen meo Iof
III 6erren at ban har aipet Stnrfe
til ioa lauat ct Qip. men oQiao reoc
til at aao mo til @o.lc, noar bans
6i0 foumcr.
Soa til Shltninq enifes ale
u0onifcrcu"s eaicre ct qoot oo
ncIiianct g}ot gor. % en- 6ilIcn
Ienoes til ole @uos @ern. 6nor
ION BELT oc moatte iinocs. % en-
iGrlig Silicn icnocS til pore qamIe
Gcnncr = s @anicn meo 8anfi
lie, @oocito, Sol. 90 tiQi9e til
aomle Mrs. Qiefnon ionune Steo.
iomt @}ii5 eot6rine 0}orbicn. @}iI
nulfee, @is.
Il San. 1913.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
gnct isis,

[Allg Rclo'
0fr. o9 MrS. $. $. 9iQe 6oooe
SuleOo9 1912 oqret silt / % 2lar,
og oct 6aboe 10 M%enig6e0cn Slqgt
% 8enner facet gi9S OH, ioa De
tom / Slot % 66l9e, ioa mango
Iom Der / @ruloen par BlooS til,
Tor at lDfenife Selobraoeparret /
0agenS 2(uleoning. Dog par oct
ielofeIgelig ingen 0perroifelie; tbi
Der er 10 Wlenueif fer, lom life goot
fnn bepare 9emmeIi9beoer, og iqr-
Zig life MI, oo bi bar 8elefon ira
9us til Slls. Bait. s. arogb bar
ogiaa til Steoe og boIOt Gale npr-
melt til 8rll0eparret, eler5 elf Il
Den me0 Gang og Samtnle, og ielp.
felgelig bIeb ri opoartet meo Sage
og Safe, iom &oinoerne boboe meo-
bragt. 02r. Billie boboe ogiaa foaet
fnt / en- ao5ie Gigorer, loo ban bar
nof bait en- 9lnelie ON, bbao Der
biloe tie, % oo oct bIep Aiten, for
loo De iIeite 9%ruoebuiet, iiffert meo
ben 5eleIie, at oe boo0e tilbrogt en-
900 Stuno ionlmen, og oe efter
loo, Tom man / AIminoeligbeo Qer
beo ocn SIoQs @%rpdnpper, ~forifeI
liQe S6foqenitouoe. On @iteuen
iomleoes en- Gel of De unge, og til.
6roate iiffert o9ioa en- goo Stimo
iaumen.
@i 6or / oenne @intcrtio bait -
irroele5 mutt SER mc6 finn ioo
Cages booro 8roit oa iuaeu bi0ere
enc, fnapt nof til no9enInnoe Qoot
Slpoeiere, lem De fIeite ioretrpffer
hrr om &intercn. "a 6er er ell Qonz
ife lipliq Eroiif mco at fore @rGn
DC oQ 2umber til Stotionen.
Sioen Sernbonen bIeD aobnet til
Superior % Duluth, 6or Der pnret
en- itor Irofif, irrliq @oosbefor
bring.
8or 9ocu9 @eofommen0e fmoc
Der bel oaioo pore liot at fortrGc
Scr bor ii0Ite CONNER buret Here
bel foitbnre TlpttegiIoer TIL De
Iilcite al Observation-Disclosures pep
tore @uttcrmt 2ofe. 6oor @pen
iprit bIeo opfert. cr reiit neo til
tatioueI Ell life baIo 0il. ioo
Der or mn blcpen en- Qanife imif
6oueoQooe meo mt Cement 5ortob
eco beQae Cher. @eo Sacn er ell
imuf @loO5 for @ebocliesleiliQ6e
Der. ia ielp for WiQionUrer; tbi Der
er 10 boooe Seiloos OF 5iiferi.
I9Den bar M opfort noale Sonl=
ncrleiGQhcoer peo Soen Tom De-
lcicr no ON Sonmcrcn til Tolf
fro De itorre @ner. @1aQetomter
fan MI laos aouife biGiqt.
Ser CT ioIat ell tor Gel 5foo.
LAMB % %aimpropco" 3arme { Som.
mcrens Sob. iioen @ancIinien bleb
a06net til Superior. @oot 3ayul.
fouo meo Qoo rsSmprooemcnt1 be.
qnn0er 10 at fomme op til 500
Der 9rcre; aonIfe ooot Sfonlan6
fon ooQ cnonu fs6es for $25 per
Igcre.
&ea fer i aGmitcrcn", at aorre.
i%ponoentcn { 8uifiu. 9}c6r.. iaouer
1ir5oaq5mtmmrret. Get 6ar ieQ
mi fife Bort. at noacn GER / Dor
I0lcuiabc0. oa noor Dor Qooe a0ans
feren" life fmoe flare ll0qiiterne
nor Der 10 life maoet at aere. Get
6oboe iiffert nUret mere %ubeloiat.
hoDoe hi bc6oIot E~ir5oo05mmmcret
ol reiit @riicn pna 9Iooet ioo bar
oct uocn fpiol Qaoet 10 oper 46on.
nentsontoact; t6i oct er life ollie.
iom 6olocr Gonifercn. ser intercs
icrcr itq tort for 5omhmoet. 0poo
hi nurmcit cr cni9e ON er, at oet
cr bel foit6ort at uoreoe Somfm
bets lobenoc lloaiitcr Mooifc oQIao
Der tnnoe ipore5 liOt.
s. 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
GortlanO, Oregon.

ga, III bar ieg gaaet IGn8e %
Jet eiter, OIL lite Der iful0e fomme
ct StDfte berfro YortIanO / o0au-
iferen@. men On ieg life bar Jet
no9et, oil ieg pr6oe at itrioe Tot,
font ieg iDnte5, Der par onore, lou
tunoe bGre oDgtigere 0crtil emo
ica, ior til Iroos for. at oct er
lpnqc inellem Ut Iuoer bpre ira
o5 bcrltoc ma DOG uGaniferen $
Hpierc iHgenllmbe fro, at oct cr,
ioroi her iulenting go0r ior iig;
mel tourtimoo. ni hor ioa traolt
6erlloc iaa ri fife ioor 3io at fri
0c. Dten Tor at fonune til noget
mere intcre3iout, oil iea iortplc,
hoao maaite oIlcreoc er De ileitc
al y0onifereu"s 2Giere befen0t. at
Dor me Rrpit 4aitor Gng6olm,
.uolot i'm 1iltrpoelie5 @ruoifen oen
y. Oft. On at ban Den 10. 3oo. al
Eoitor Ibore6p ira eugene, Gre,
.i~u0iattes / GmbeOct iom @etbanio
Meniqbeo8 Frpit % Sipleiorger,
/ bpiIfcn gnleonina @aitor E6ore.
On boIot en- inoerli9 oa ari6enoe
Iolc. buori ban forebolot boaoc
Nicnig6eo oa @rGit 0ereS RIigter,
% huao DC 6per liar baboe 9iet til
at frqne al boeranore. bDoreiter
icloe SnoiGttelies 6eremonien ianot
Steo. Derpan boGot 9aitor @na-
bolm en- fort, men biertelig Gale
til @cnigbeoeu, % eitcr @uostiene'
item iamleoes oi ollie / airfcu5 9aie.
ment til 3aaesmaaIti0. o. oi til.
broate @itermi66o0en meo Gale og
Gang.
Oct por en- Seitiosoag, iom al.
0rig bill glemme5 al De ntnprelioe
Wteolemmer al 9et6anio W}enigbc6,
men iom pi altio oil ie tiIboge til
meo 8of og @ris til Serren, Tor
81 ban fomner oS | 9u
Zen 90. Roo. boooe aoinoeiore.
ningen fin 9oior, iom ogiaa | gar
COB ct aoot llObDtte. iao hi bleo /
Stono til at betoIe no9et al Dor
@olo % tiIliae at buife 9erne.
6ieumene meo en- fife @obe. 8e0
Oroet @pl6 iputes ieg at bere 2G-
iercn iiae: gSSSo, men Der too 10
/ n0anifercn" / Sior, at s 6ctaIte
set iioite of @GI6en oen Song.
So, riatignof, men on grGiteboli-
gen bIeo bpoeet, fit hi $500 @Glb
pao Den.
@enigbeocu ofboIot fit garsme.
De ben 10. Dec. Oct bar ct font
og goot Me6e. Oct broate life ret
itore Soronorinqer. n. Gosmusien
fif fin qomIe 4Ioos iom 9asierer
i1en / Stcoet for Soqenien; 3 Is.
Dobm blep 9iofon | Steoet for $.
2orien. oe andre bIeb nolgt til for.
ifcIIige Inon @eitiIIinger, efteriom
80 hpAft hnsieAp fnn Der or nnnpt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
Gn Nejlr opaO
yang stijc= Fling.
RcjiebrcD fra 6rf. 9lnnnitn Nico
til Str. 9abl.
6bumh.fing, Oft. %, 1912
S3dwan g9eit China
0ennerl

Store Weflllerl
Dit iioite @rcD til gariitcliat
8og6lo0" bar ifrcoct / 5noien
men iom 3 Ter al 9Core5ieu bar
Serren / i'm 0aaoe aabnct 9eien
for mia. iaa iea ioen fou Driie
bans Nabn iblon0t mine fare I'll.
neIere / S3dman. Sea trQr, oct oil
glGoe mango al mine 8euuer at
bBre Ii0t fra min LANCE 9eiic. boor
bi pan iaa mango Moaoer hg.r er
faret @no5 nnaoige Cmiora ior
fine Born.
Sea fom til Shanghai oai :
Sept. otter Ell goo Reiie ira Saoien
men blcp ret i~fllfict uco at bere.
at DC / Shanghai pareuoe Qii5iio.
nurer 6oooe beitemt. at nj iflIoe
oibente 9aubouostiocn Com / vi.
minoelig6eo begpnoer i RoDember),
for oi paobegDu0te Dor 1looreiie
Ger bap6e pGret ct Sper9emaal
oppe ON muligDis at BRUCE Den me.
act 6Dre. men paa oen ailoeu Sioc
b%urtiaere 9eiororing al q9iiiton8"
en- file, npiten iloobrm6et Gam.
per, iom goar mellem s chon9 %
G6img.fma / S6iUan6stioen men
oa nqbnte Glib finn bor meget odar
lige 0abDtsiorbolo. Dor oct igen
beotogct life at gore 6orieaet-
Seq par iom iogt %ifuiiet, ior0i
jeg ielte. al oct par Serrcn, iom
baO6e loat MIC paa Sicrtc at pen
DC tilbage til aina en- Mioaneo. isr
iea opriuoclio boooe pIaulagt. Der
par DOG intet onoet Of g6re emo at
epe fig i 9aaImooiobeo cnouu en-
aio og beoeuOe o%ioente Serrcns
Gime.
Ger bar anore al bore Yti5iio.
nprer ogiaa, iom baooe bgrt @nOs
aaIo til at reiie tiIboge, og Dor
Stiuing blep oerfor igen bebano.
let pan et Me6e nogle ina Gage
eiter min gnfomit, og oct bleo M
qnoret iii, at nogle iao al oS ifrl'
De relic mo til S.cbang ZEN 3loo.
bp / SupebproOinieu, 100 eugel.
ife Waile fra Sbangbai % oerfra,
bpor Den fife Camper aigaar).
Sois oct bar muliat at reiie oioere
mco ben, iflrIoe bi gsre bet. og buis
life, oa a%fpeute Sanpauostioeu Der.
Seq bor benrnft neO at bGre
imellem oe A, Tom bleb uonalgt
til at gre 5orIsget, bis pao. at
oct bar Serren. Tom ielo boooe aob.
net 9eien for mig.
Den t6. September eif ieg ON
@oro poa en- 5loooomper, Tom ifll.
De toge MIG til Sanfop; bet bar
belaerenoe at Re minore til De irem.
mebe 0ntioners ariasifibe lanas
Glco6nerne, emo 6o ni fom inoe
fra SBcbipan | December | 5ior;
nu bapoe gperne npiten nntaget
oeres Ipobonlige 1rpe al troll
girfiombeo, og oueraIt msote oi
Wenliebpo, ON emo Der bos 5olf
al ben Iopere aIasie bar en- Zen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29

oens til at pfc iig minore bsfli9,
emo Di BAR nante til at ie Dem ito.
ligere.
Seq tom til Santop Den 20.
Sept. og reiite Iamne aiten oioere
meo en- iopanif Camper til S.ban9,
lom oi naaeoe Den "a.
&anfop 9g ligger enom / giui.
ner ira oct itore SGog. iom itoo
Der oe igrite Gage al December /
5ior, o9 / Den uOenlanoife 9goel
itaar oe opnlire0e 9arrifaoer enc
III runot omtring ior @noen al
@aoerue.
Ger mangIer enonll 3rggbeo og
8illio til oen npe Aegerin9 Dos man.
&c al DC ctropGiife og amcrifonife
5orretningsiolt / De tore Dyer,
Grlig bpor Der er @arniion / 0ur.
beoen, og oct er 10 life til at IN.
ore fig ooer, uaar oi bar Jet og bert.
bDoroon SoIoaterne bar rsoet og
plDn6ret mango Steoer / 9anoet oct
iioite Mar.
s S.cbau9 meote ieg De 8 oil.
orc 8enner, Tom ie0 ifuloe gere
oet biOere &eiie ianmen nleo, % oi
9ioroe M 6oreipergiel paa aonto.
ret ON 9illetter til a9iiitong" .
iom oi berte ifrIoe af9aa ON 2 Qo.
Ige.
W}en Der bleo iogt. at ri funoe
life fomme meo oenL oa aegeringen
babe Ieiet Den til at isre Solooter
og Ammunition for Eibet. efspe,
oitionen; iaa ben 0er bar obioIut
lnffet for os.
@erren boooe imiolertio bert DO
re 9enner og oabneoe Ell ubentet
Bel i0et ban Loo 5looen iDnfe
mango alen utoer Den olminoelige
8anoltano, o9 De fineiiife 9onoie.
rere, iom oi ~aoipur9te, erflpreoe
at fnnne tdge os til Chung fling
pad en- al oere5 imoa ll.ponS. Get
er en- ca. 40 500 lang o. s 500
breo Uaao, oper0pftct meo iletteoe
9onlbnsmaatter; omtrent 0alpoe.
len al oeune SGngOe bruaes Al De
Iaogle % tpue DtanO, iom i~fiiteDi5
ror euer trGffcr 9odoen, De reite.
renOe ca. 20 500 inooeles iaa oeo
I@iplp al Ieie 9rnooer i 8 Aum,
Der no8er 2 SoUerum 90 Spiieihue.
8i gioroe ioa glooeIia 9fftale
meo Ell al 9aa0iererne peo gtopn
@ei, % , Gage eiter min Pin.
tomit til S.cbnng sit oi ON 9orO i
Dor u.pan.
Get bar 10 NOT lot fnebent meo
Bld0s. og Normen par ret truf.
fenoe, Ga Der inaen @inoner er /
olsie lmoa 9aooe; men ON 1ngel
baooe ri uubent belt igeuncm, iaa
at Oct enooo; Oct uar 6eloigt. at
inaen al os par beie. oa oi iao
Ioiloe babe ilnoet BET uanifeligt at
itoa op imoer Oct laut 6Gngenoe
01aottetag.
Pile oisie imaa llbeba9eIiabeoer
tHn0e oog life opmpe oen @lG.
0e. Oct por ior os aGle lire, al piOe
o5 paa 1iIba9epeien til bore fare
Il S5c6nan.
Site en8nu8 De mango Gotter,
Iiom pe6 omfritg o5 og leb oDer
pore Senge ON RUtterne. eller Or
tommeIanoe, forte giIler, iom !reb
luo boer 9liten ira allie Suller, tlm.
be 1tennne Ouilpret ueo man fHoa
6abc preoct, 6pao oct bill iige at
I6lipc tUungcn bort ira tit Sic--
% i'm @eruing, Tor at fnnuc til
fuloc ~foritaa Dor @IGoe % 8illi9.
6eo til at uo6oloc. 6uoo oct ifuloe
udre. ior at fommc tilbuge.
8i iif mart at martc, at ifent
Gauoitanoen oar ldoere. emo nogel
funoe min6es oct / Septenber, iao
Iuar oct olIigcueI monge 6oo beiere
en- paa oen 1io. 6por ri pleier al
relic, % oct par en- ri0enoe Strom
meo utalliae 6oIo men lao mia
tage ct llo6rag al min Oaa6o9 ior
loisie Tiger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-20

Wine, women and the speed mania
is the latest excuse given by an Iii
nois man who killed another to get
an automobile. 1t used to be wine,
women and song"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-20

A recent departure is the Home
Club in New York City for the bene-
fit of servants, who may board there,
if they are members, during the time
they are unemployed, for 50 a week,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-20

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The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-09-18
NEWPORT MAN
WAS SHOT DOWN
By Roy Onks in Bristol as He
Stepped From Train.

Bristol, Tenn. Sept. 16.-Roy
Onks, a Bristol young married
man, shot and fatally wounded
John Burnett of Newport, Tenn,
here early tonight as Burnett
alighted from a Southern Railway
train in company with Onks' hand
some young wife. The ball of
32-calibre entered Burnett'S left
breast just above the heart.
He sank to the platform in the
midst of an excited crowd, and as
soon as possible was hurried in
ali auto to st. Luke's hospital.
Both Onks and his wife were arres-
ted by Officer Wycks and another
policeman and were locked up.
Il hope | have killed him." re-
marked Onks after he had been
jailed.
Burnett, when approached by
Onks, was a prisoner in charge of
B. U. Bolton, special railway Off
Ger, being wanted here on a charge
of carrying arms.
Burnett and OnkS' wife, it is al
lodged, eloped from Newport,
Tenn, some weeks ago, Burnett
deserving his own family. As
result Burnett had been indicted
under the Mann federal law. The
indictment was ignored in the fed
eral court at Greeneville today
and Burnett and Mrs.3sOnks, the
latter having gone to Greeneville
as a witness in the case rode to-
gether on the return trip. AS
they left the train Onks rushed
upon them and shot Burnett. Mrs.
Onks saw him approaching with
his revolver and screamed in adj
vance of the shot.
Mrs. Onks is.a mother of ten
months old baby. Her husband
is a handsome we'll dressed young
man with keen black eyes. Bur-
nett is twenty-five years old.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-09-18
COWS MUST PAY
BOARD OR MOVE

Every Wisconsin COW that is be
hind in its board bill will be put
on a COW boarding house black
list and made to pay up or move
by the Wisconsin Bankers asso.
citation. Every COW that loafs on
its job and for which physical i'm
PROJECTIONS, malnutrition or other
excuse is offered, will be treated
kindly, but must give up active
compitition against the more com
petent and go on the pension list
j. R. Wheeler, cashier of the
Farmers and Merchants Union
bank of Columbus and chairman
of the committee on agricultural
development and education Of the
Wisconsin Bankers association
told the plan in Minneapolis TO-
day.
The plan puts Wisconsin a lit
tie in advance Of other states in
work for livestock Improvement,
Mr.. Wheeler said. Rich as Wis
consin is in good cattle, there are
a surprisingly large number OF
COWS whose absence from the
farmers boarding house would
really benefit him. In some herds,
half the animals are being carried
along who return less milk than
will pay their board bill.
When James j. Hill said, not
long ago, that Wisconsin has the
finest agricultural school in the
United States. it helped a lot. II
came as recognition from a pra-
ctical man and was appreciated.
The Wisconsin Dairyman.s asso-
citation.
We will have test made per-
iodically, for which the farmer
will pay 81 head annually. We
will be able to show the farmer
just what boarders he had better
put out. 1t is a much more COM
ptehensive idea than the herd test
and we expect it to work out
well"
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-09-18
DEATH TRAP LOOP AT FAIR

Down through the ages since the games
in the Coliseum at Rome thrilled the
populace, amusement managers have
combsd the earth to secure novel and
death-defying features.
The big free attraction at the Ten
nessee State Fair this year is Nicholas
Chefalo in the Death Trap Loop. Mere
words are inadequate to convey a def
mite impression of this marvellous per
Torrance. Chefalo is a native of France,
land Of romance and of mighty deeds
of valor. IL will be recalled that the
late James A. Bailey, managing director
of the Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show
on Earth, in searching the continent for
novel and sensational attractions for
this big show, brought to America Che
falo, who made his premiere on this side
of the water in Madison Square Garden,
New York The metropolitan newspa-
pers teemed with matter describing Che
falo's Loop the Loop performance. I'm
stinting in its expenditure for novel fea-
lures, the Tennessee State Fair man
agement happily found it possible to
engage Chefalo and his Death Trap Loop,
which will thrill the thousands this
year. Modest to fault and yet imbued
with the courage Of Dumas hero, Che
falo risks his life twice a day and pro-
vides form of entertainment replete
with thrills. The Death Trap Loop is 4
mechanical contrivance, the mastering
of which has required years of patient
study. With nerves of steel Chefalo d.
fies the laws of gravitaton. He has no
imitators and stands alone and is the
envy of his fellow performers in the
field of outdoor entertainment The as-
companying illustration conveys an idea
OF his marvellous exhibition.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-09-18
MIDWAY ATTRACTIONS
WILL FEATURE FAIR
Twenty-Five Big Shows for State Fair
September 90 to October 1.

The Board of Directors of the Tennes-
see State Fair have concluded negotia-
tions with Con T. Kennedy, general d.
rector of the Con T. Kennedy Shows, to
provide the amusement features.
This carnival organization enjoys ~
reputation of being the largest and best
in the world, requiring 80 60-foot cars
to transport its % shows, three riding
devices, electric light equipment and 81
individuals who are employed in con-
Quoting this mammoth amusement enter
prise.
During the past winter Con T. Ken
nedy and his agents secured Europe and
foreign countries in assembling attrac-
tions for the American tour of the Con
T. Kennedy Shows.
1t is a pleasure to record that Man,
ager Kennedy has assembled for the
Tennessee State Fair the most remark
able ensemble of amusement features
ever organized under single manage
ment in this country. There will be all
sorts of entertainment for all sorts O.!
people. Trained animal exhibitions, me-
chanical, scientific, and educational
shows, riding devices and altogether n
potpourri of amusement features of an
extraordinary nature.
Con T. Kennedy has set the pace for
carnival organizations in this country
He is a stickler for form. He demand,
that every attraction operating undo
his banner must be of high moral cha
acter.' He believes in delivering til
goods" and insists upon a strict conform
ance to code Of department which h.
placed the Con T. Kennedy Shows upon
pedestal which predominates in tn
field of amusement endeavor and has
that the Con t. Kennedy organization
must be pre-eminent when it is known
that the directors of the Canadian Ma
tional Exhibition have chosen it, exclu
sively, for the big fair at Toronto. The
Canadian National Exhibition at Toronto
is the greatest permanent Exposition on
the North American continent.
The Con 7. Kennedy Shows will fur.
nish all of the amusement features for
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 celebra-
tions in the South this year.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-09-18
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! NOTES |
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n. P. Strange Of cambridge
were in the city Saturday.
Lyle Moore came up from
Knoxville; Sunday.
Otto Boyer spent Saturday
night in Knoxville.
Charles w. Perry of Greene
vile S. c., was in the city, Sunday.
Miss Ethel Mantooth spent Sun
day with friends near Palrottsville.
Mrs. H. E. McCauley of Cres-
mont spent Friday in town.
Mrs. w. j. Parks spent several
days in Ashville last week.
Estel Stokely spent Sunday in
Greeneville Tenn.
Mrs. j. R. Jones spent Monday
in Knoxville.
Mrs. C. B. Blazer of Sewer
county, is visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Allen.
Charlie Price left Sunday fol
Florida, where he will be engaged
in carpener work.
Misses Elsie and Lucille Robins
Elizabeth Stokely went to Knox.
vile Thursday.
Mr.. Shell Clark and family are
occupying the DR.. Bingham home
in Forthport.
Jack Fisher and family of Wal
land, motored to Newport, Sun
day.
Mrs. L. L. Colt and Mrs. j. O.
Wagner of Del Rio were shopping
in the city, Saturday.
Horace Rowe who has been very
i'll for the past week is reported
better.
Mrs. Kate Stanbery and Mrs.
Emma JuStuS of EdWina were in
town Saturday.
Miss Letha Burke left Thursday
evening for Bristol, where she
has inferred college.
Desire Brown, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs, Chas. Brown, has been
on the sick list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Cline left
Sunday for Knoxville, where they
will spend some time.
Misses Katheleen and Edna
Sparks leaves Thursday for Nash
vile, where they will attend
Ward-Belmont college.
Miss Mary Wilson and cousin,
Miss Mildred Wilson of Edwina,
are visiting the Exposition in
Knoxville.