davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15
'If a Man Does Not Provide for

bis children, if he does not provide for
all those dependent upon him, and if he
has not that vision of conditions tn
come. and that care for the days that
have not vet dawned. which we sum up
in the whole idea of thrift and saving,
then he has not opened his eyes to any
adequate conception Of human life. We
are in this world 20 provide not for our.
selves, but for others, and that Is the
basis OF economy" Woodrow Wilson.
National Life Ins. Co, Of Vt. (Mutual.l
S. s. Ballard. general agent, Lawrence
building, Montpelier. Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

The ladies Of Eden show their enter
prise and push by purchasing for that
town a handsome tower clock. The
"Dorcas society" that's the name OF the
company Of ladies that did the stunt
show they can do what the men up there
cannot. All honor to them.-Morrsyille
News and Citizen.
Yes, the Ewes of Eden are surely to
be commended for trying to have their
town live up to its name. The ladies
of other towns should display as much
spirit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15
In Shopping District.

Small Boy Ito his mother, who is
buying hat Why do hats cost more
than housesi
Mother-what makes you think they
do. Bobbiel
Small Boy-Well. that sign says,
Hats, $40 up and / saw sign yes
terdsy that said, "Houses, $40 down.
Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

Now that the United States baseball
league has disbanded after playing three
games of its schedule, we shall hear
something more about an alleged base
ball trust that throttles competition and
grinds down its "slaves" slaves, mind
you, at $4,000 or $4,000 for five months
playing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

When day passes at Canton, Mass.
without a new case of tonsilitis or scar
let fever, they say the epidemic is "un-
der control" when they mean simply
that it is under cover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

Souvenir hunting has reached the
stage of prosecution when visitors lug
off Uncle Sans battleship plans. One
of these days they'll put ship in their
pocket.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

The announcement that Governor
johnson has been too busy of late to
give much attention to the JAPAN Cali
fornia war leads perhaps to the belief
that the count: j. at large has taken the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

to advocate the home remedies, such
as sunshine, fresh air and good food
and there are great many people who
are able to give testimonial to the
satisfaction which such treatment gave
when started in time and when followed
assiduously. There is no harm, and a
possibility for great good, in taking these
simple remedies quietly at home, pend
ing the verdict by the world of science
on the serums that are being given pub,
LEFTY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15
A Futurist.

"When is the man coming to white
wash the fenee!"
Tomorrow"
always tomorrow. As an artist he
is "a futurist of the worst type. "-Wash'
ington Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

Williamstown need not complain about
scantily attended town meetings when
nearly fifty attend. That number would
be a crowd for Barre, sometimes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

matter too seriously, Then, again, per-
haps there are quoting influences at
work ON johnson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

A woman did what no man has beer
able to do-knock out. Jack johnson
Her name is Justice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

Seventy-nine cents each. a special val
ne in sesrsucker muslin. long cloth night
robes sttraetively trimmed with lace and
hamburg A regular 500 value. We
shall ask you only 7ac each at Peuy''
on SATURDAY..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

Gov. Felker's steam roller lattened
out New Hampshire's ambitious million
dollar highway policy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

It's time those Vermont summer re.
sorts were advertising, if they haven't
already begun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15
JINGLES AND JESTS
The Bad Lands.

A man from California reports this:
First Little Boy-What les do?
Second Little Boy-Let's go East and
be gunmen. Washington Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

Bryan says there'll be no war as long
as he is secretary of state, Is this a
bid for life job?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

The Mortified News advocates sprink
ling OF the village streets there. We
add testimony to the need.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

The suffragette chickens are coming
home to roost in London and they ar,
found to be crows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

The revised version in Massachusetts,
is: Swat Gov. Foss."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15
A GOOD HOME REMEDY YET.

While various "cures" for consump-
ton are being put forward, there are
certain wise medical men who continue
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

Why talk about the perfect baby Y
Every mother knows hers is.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

We're always on the
watch to improve condi-
tions in our boys de-
partment - a depart
ment which all mer-
chants acknowledge to
be the hardest problem
in the clothing store.
This spring the i'm
provements surely meet
your approval and the
assortment of right
styles please the moth
ers, fathers and the
boys.
School suits, made by
tailors for boys, in all
the new patterns.
Double-breaste coats
with two pairs of knick-
ers, SIS.
Slip-on coats, $500.
For the little ones
big variety at liberal
prices.
So for Russian and
Sailor Blouse Suits.
Others, $3.50 to So.
Wash Suits, SOC to
S1.50.
We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

Now if Vermont had peach crop, it
1.-THE crop) wouldn't be to-day. And we
could sympathize with Georgia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-15

THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-15

maa tiliPttes Ell aonoe tomatoes,
% Smsr % fanife 9ga meo for OF
blipe goo. ON 8interen. naar en-
aligepel bar 8arme | "Stopen" oa
or Oct ubetinaet Gfonomi at benptte
fig al Ting, iom taser lang aosning
for peo bet, fan en- iaa oct ieieeite
Riso msrt, % alIe SIasS Sepninser
Ton Ell BRUCE til at foge Strait paa.
Wer, iom iee iagoe i Se9puoelien,
snboer iaar t9ufe ODER meo lig ielp
ON booo De bar melt &aoo paa -
Sio eIler Teuge. Gr bereS Sio ris.
tis pProiflIb, iaa iaar DC iinoe liz
/, al fisbe oct iom er I~etteit % forfeit
at tiIbereoe, ielo ON oct err oprere.
Spiuer oerinloo Siben life itsrrc Rol'
le - ben fan life paa nogcr Waa'
De omgisres / Teugc - iaa fan De
fisbe biIigere Stof al npr iogt ole
Sing, % peo lin Sio % = NJ ) II
iaa oct goot % appetitlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-15
For Rninnrn.
Gebiseret az en- praitiif Susmooer.
Efpnunti.

Sfonomiife bill ri gierne ale bore,
ii9r MI, 90 aue Observation-Disclosures
belle Siben tiger. Men Ger fan bore
mteget forifjellige gegreber ON bpao
pirfIig Gfonomi er og BET, iom fam
bore Sfonomi for ben enc, bebsper
life altio at pPre 2fonomi for ben
anben. Set fpmmer iaa meget an
paa bpor man leoer og unoer bpilfe
Sorbolbe man leper. gor man paa
9anbet, iaa eiGloer BET naturligpis
at benptte iig melt mulis al bet &aa'
Wateriale en- bar pad Samnoen -
iaalebes fan Solf, iom ielp bar SONS
BRUCE sgg meget mere til aae ling
ems Silfploet er for Dem, iom Dor |
@perne, bpor friife s@g panifelig fan
iaaes % er iaa bDre, at man pinoer
peo beler at fiebe andre ling til
Dtab. Get iamnte giRloer Smsr og
Slsoe - BET fan en- paa Sanoet og.
iaa benptte iis mere al emo / gperne,
buor oet ifal betales for | bpre DOM.
me. 1erimob @rsntiager os 5ritst
err 10 tiSIig Saar % Ssit life at iaa
fat | engang, naar en- Dor paa Gan.
oct, mems ma / De itore gper ial.
iaI6 fan iaa friife 8rsntiager for.
boIospis biaig babe ON 8interen,
Saaren og Soften, og ba er bet 10
beoit at benptte mere af bet, % iaa
beler ipare paa aisb, sGg og Smsr.
Tom 10 | gperne ialber meget oprt.
On Spmmeren oerimob, er bet SoIf
iom Dor paa 2anoet eaer | Smaabp-
err bpor De ielp bar Saue, iom ristis
fan %iraaoie | 8rsntiaser. Slonot IN
iferne ii9r, iaa leper De omtrent paa
8rsntiaser belle Sommeren, og BET
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-15
CARMEN ng BunRtt.
Rsetaeret at en- praitif 6armeI
Gals ai Saabuebe

Wens Speoen Itaar % mobner,
er oct oen rette Sio at beige Jig
no Suabpeoe for neite aar, fri
Der ct 9lao. Wan ifuloe bape fin
Saabpeoe braet tiliioe, inoen man
ieIger i'm Speoe.
Gaa neiten boer eneite Sarm fin-
bes Der itsrre eler minore Stpf-
fer, bpor Speben er fro0ieere % bar
Itprre og beore uOfpIote ar, iamt
iterre og mere plumpe Spebeforn,
END man ftnoer andre Blabie / Spe-
~Oeageren. Oct er fra oisie Smaa.
Itpffer / ben itore Iger, man bsr bel
&c Jig no Saaboeoe. Der maa pos
les poa gobt, at 9aanoene ira bisie
Smaaitpffer bliper lat pp / gooe
"SbocfS" for zig ielp, iamt bliper
terifeoe iprifilt. Speoen fra bisie
Smaaitpffer maa opbeoareS paa ct
Steb for Jig ielp. Nm ber til en-
SegpnbeIie beige fig ro flere 8an.
ge lao nteget Saabpeoe, iom man
trpnger 9ette bill tilaoe, at man
Iaber Speoen gao giennem "tbe San.
ning-gfin" buaOe 3 og 3 8ange. Den
anben Sang for at faa ifiaet no be
~iterite, melt plitmpe &orn og en- treble
Sang for at faa bare tltnge &orn til
Sob. Get err 6isie, Ger bar itsrit
&9roi Tom 6rsforn, og iom ifulOe 81.
be ben itsrite Ipling al beoite Slogs
Speoe. ReIten al Speoen paa Sar'
men er lige iolgbor, ON Ben fra Sum-
breoer eler Suiener al guIbels er
ifilet no nogIe 9llibeIs ubpalgt Saa.
Dpebe, Ga Ser 10 bIiper omtrent lige
gobt Mtel al imaa iom al fore Spe,
oeforn.
Gig ubbalgt Saabpeoe, Iom Der
or nepnt, bar iom Spo bobbelt, ia
fi~rebobbelt Sprbi. SCAR man liot
tilooerS at Zig uopolgt Sab, for BEN
olttb iplges for meget goo Erts til
en- @abo. gn bar fig betalt for Ir'
bei6et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-15

sraustr &c Gu epusftasE Sirs N Sc.
rr fod soe fem nossn aH0e" e'HAH
ssbbelts Vris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-15

lfal bore ct spbt WtiooeI MOB 8aal.
orm, Wtan brpsier Iibt Salfiteu oper
boert aaalbppeo. Wen life for init!
&eroiene er bebre emo Naifin.
ollie paa "tbe Sicfle.gar", iortpIer
Ell os. Ran unogaar Cumming"
peo at brllge aeroiene.
Solifin err eobt for pore Seie
! aIminoeIigbeo; men mafaoemiiere.
De @eie boloer fig beoIt / Sfpgsen.
Gangs Ell raa, tiot Blob @ei Of Soro
% 8rus ifuIbe Der life too tpt meo
ifpgeenbe Srpr, mems Bet life ifaoer
en- iteniat Sci at Den onerifpgees.
Sarmere, iom Iaaner bort fin
auIing til oeIitelte Silsopr, faar oct
igien mcb goo Iente. 90 De op.
Ieper life BEN Gag, ba De bIioer MO-
te til of forIaoe eu ubarmet Sarm.
Natllren bar orbnet Oct llig, at en-
Sarmer for at funne bripe 6arming
meo 5oroeI lGil9e paa famine 5arm
mao orone fig Zig, at ban belle aaret
rltnbt bar lsnnenoe Irbeioe paa lin
egen Sarm.
= Goteter, iom life Itrar ifal bli
braet / Iarfebet, bsr bliue Itaaerbe
/ Soroen, iaal9nge Ben er tyr, meiter
iomme. Man maa bog life labe BEN
itaa iaa lGnee, at Be ~bespnber at
gro!
Serelbrug bar blanbt andre
6oroele ogiaa ben, at arbeioet for
beles ODER ct I9ngere Siosrum. Man
bliper life gaaenbe arbeioslss paa fin
6arm iaa ofte | 2ebet al Sommeren.
- Hpfsbte @riie, iom boIber paa
of frepere al &lllbe eller Hegn, blioer
ofte mart "frpe" igien, ON man aiper
Dem ct gab | Sano iaa parnlt, at
man iaapibt fan boloe Saanben / set.
gare Srpnet ifuloe boloeS uoe al
Sanbet.
Sc, iom iiommer bar bnnt ct
el. anbet Slags EaIt,,re for fine I'M
&c 8riie, bill l9gge an paa at babe ct
gobt 8riiesEaititre TOE te CONNER og.
iaa. Snget trpnger %oputuntre benz
til set.
- Eeeieringens "9lreau Of Con-.
cation" CAB os for FIFE ipGrt lpnge
iioen ben Splpsning, at iaa omtrent
fenlte bper "S6ool Seader" bapbc
gramen fra en- oirfelig "Seader's
Srainins Sdool." geoit at laa fem
og fem Sfplefrebie eler flere lam.
men, iaa ale 9ern fan foa ben sore
at bape en- ififfelig ubbannet "Seaf.
err. De meo gramen fra en- pirfe-
Zig Granting Sd)ooI" pilbe natiir.
ligpis blipe E~riniepaler % SperlG.
rere.
- Ssniene timber fig aItfor ofte
1ab og 9riffe, Ser life beforrmer
bem bel - mugeen Nais, %raaooent
&isOifrab og Sanb, iom fiber no rn'
Ser ct Siesgulp I. gr.
- Wan ifltlbe aple Hitrogen, life
fiebe al ben, man trpnger. Raar
man ADLER &leper og andre gelg-
planter, adler man Hitrogen for lit
Igerlano meo oct iamme.
- Gn Sarmer / 81. Safoto gap en-
Slot 8riie ubnlerfet 2p % Sfpgge /
Solparmen peb at Itr9ffe no ct Stpf.
fe Seiloiig melem nogle Greer. nn-
Der en- Tegnitorm log 9pnet neb /
ct az Sr9rne og br9bte mango Sri.
ie. Sette par M en- pirfelie lllpffe,
% for ben fan life Sen melt forii9tt'
&c Mano fri fig. Wanoens Soc er
lige goo for set.
2ab life 9prene manele rent
Saro III, | Sommerbebenl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-15
6an iprt BipbieI.

9aIf ipm 8jpbiel.
s Sc fleite SIags Sorb finoes al
Sen 8aIf, 8Ianterne trenger for at
funne bore % tribes, og iom pirfeiig
8ipoiel bar &alf lioen @prbi. &alf
eler "2ime" fam ofte gisre Sieneite
iom ct itim1Ierenoe Wiobel, men life
/ npbneberbig @rab ipm @isbiel.
@grifuIturielt feet bar 9alf TO
@genifaber, en- femiif og en- mefoni'f.
&alf bor ben femiife og / en- bis no
Itr9fning ogiaa BEN mefaniife ggen.
ifab at fitnne giere Blantefebe, iom
aQereoe finbes / Sorben, men life
fonmer GIanterne tilgobe, tilgiGnge.
Zig for biSie. Zen pirfer paa opla.
9eret Tlontefsoe | Sorben omtrent
iom Eepiin paa tiin9t ~iorbsielig So.
Sc / BEN menneifelige Wupe. Sep
lin gier u~forbsielie aIbuminsS Sebe
/ WenneIfets Iape forbsielig, og
9alf bar en- lignenbe girfning paa
en- fsr for Glanterne u%tilgipl,gelig
Elantefsbe / Sorben. 3ette er en- fes
milf girfning. 8ioere bar &alf BEN
@genifab at funne nsitraliiere ltna-
tltrIige Silitanbe Dos agerioroen -
noar ben er {. Or, iom hi flyer, FUR,
golo, buu o. I. b. S bette SilfGloe
fan Ginning" bore at meget itor Be
tp6ning, oa bet life err mango Slags
gerter, iom Sarmerne fan faa til at
bore og tribes i fur Sorb.
&alfens mefaniife @irfning paa
tl,ng 2erioro og al Slags Serb, iom
set err oanifeligt at faa lss Wuloioro
al, err ofte meget oGrbifulb. Den
gi6r Sorb, iom er panifeligt OF ar.
beiOe, letbrugt og gobt ififfet til at
bare apfing. 2uft og SltgtigbeO blir
iItano til at cirfuIGre / Soroen, bpor.
peo Sen enO mere iorbeores. Senne
"Iimeoe" Sorb bliper letter at bolbe
/ S9pb og bebre END fer til at MOB
Itaa Serf.
l1rimeligt Iom set enb fan bsres
no, bar &olf paa oltfor let, porss
Serb Sen 8irfning, at Sorben binoes
bebre iammen og bliDer mere enIf.
pprbig agerioro.
Roor Serb, iom er rig paa orga.
niife Stoffe eler "Sumus", lines,
bar Bette Sen girfning, of De organi.
ife Stoffe burtist bliper til Flante'
feoe, Tom 8Ianttrne meb 2etbeb fan
Iaa of iige fraabie /. Spor man
brlgcr en- gob Gel &alf, mao man
ierge for, of Ser t%ilferes Sorben en-
goo Gel organiife Stoife ogiaa. el'
lerS eaar set life Bro / 2Gngben.
Monae bar facet Sen Gro, Of 4alf
er @iebieI. Sc bar feet, at falfet
9ano bar frembraet ~forbauienbe goo
apling efter aalfningen. Sette bar
life, forbi aalfen ~inbebolbt 8ieoiel,
men foroi ben frigiorbe ElanteIsoe,
Tom fsr fanbtes / Sorben.
&aaS us &inf.
"Solitif" fan man iaa, ielu ON
man life err ubiat for Solells Straa.
Ter. Seoen oa life Solitraalerne aIene
~foraariager "Solitif" 9asiagererne
oppe paa Geffet al et Sfib. Der pos
ierer sGfpator, fan unosaa of faa
~Solitif", mems auaGmpere % 5pr.
bsSere neSenunoer tibt rammes al
BEN lllpffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-15
suoSelaaenes Iurses.SGro / 1914.

SIem I'll ytorGe OruBer NuUIH8VF'
8olorisicr, S~rsnoere, lotnrtget'
CONFERENCE.-The, Rrmeosler, Sai'
Sinaer. ia ale 9pgoeIag. gslt er yer
Ssn fpr6ia, sfib paa 5000 Cons
Sirefte ira Rep 9ort til Ntorgs; nun
a. apie fan MI r~eieruercs. Su 2e
pSre meS, iaa er Oct enOnu Dem 0eo-
tie anIeouing. Gette oil bItoe en-
EprS, iom aI6rig oil sIemmeS. Strto
siter fuloItnnoig Splo8ning nj 2.
3, Glitch, 2O1S 2gnOaIe aoe.' Co.
W~iuneapolis, Winn.
,rua,r Nc Gu epmaHtHsi -SasSsnnsn,
g. 9nc fom rpasu aHoeU Squ6llHs VI ~
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26
BENNINGTON NOTES.

We are having a successful revival
with Twenty-Five converts up to date
The meeting still continues, and We
hope to get every sinner around Far
mington. Mrs. Allen, of Nashville, is
conducting the meeting. We all love
her and truly believe she is a God
sent woman. The C. P. members are
preparing to cover their church. Mrs
Roman, of Shelbyville, is the guest Of
Mrs. H. W. Rucker. Little Miss Lii
liam Peacock, Of Bedford, accompanied
Miss Susie Dysart home Friday after
noon and stayed until Monday While
she was in our vicinity she protested
hope in Christ. Mrs. Charlie Cen
try entertained at dinner Sunday
Miss Ella Duncan, Mr.. Vernon G. Cen
try, Mrs. F. G. McQuiddy and Mr.
and Mrs. j., G. Hightower. Many
courses were served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmitt Smith, of Berford, were the
guest Of their mother, Mrs. Susan
Dysart, recently. Mesdames 2. Boren
and R. j. Smiley entertained at din
ner Sunday at the home of Mrs. R.
]. Smiley Mesdames Allen and Ran
som, Misses G M Hightower, M. L.,
Rucker, B. L. and Beatrice Smiley,
Messrs. ]. L. Hightower, H, L. Ruckef,
VIM. R. and E. L. Smiley, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Rucker, Mr.. q. Boren,
lR. J. Smiley also Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Turner They all report an en-
ioyable time. Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Nc
Lean we're the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Davis recently. Mrs. Den
mis- Duncan, who has been very i'll, is
able to be out again. Mrs. ]. M. Dun
can and daughter, Estella, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dun
can Sunday. Miss Susie Dysart en-
tertained Miss Leila Jones, Messrs
Frank Smith and John Crowell Sun
day afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Greer
Wilhoite, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher
little Miss Mary Ida and Rosia Lee
attended service at this place Sunday
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26

for more than twenty years. Miss
Izora Flemmings, of Nashville, the
attractive and talented guest of the
Misses Grace, Queenie and Mary
Green, E. State street. has been roy
ally entertained during her two
weeks stay in Murfreesboro. Miss
Flemmings arrived Saturday, August
%; on her arrival she was motored
over the city in the beautiful auto
owned by Mr.. Preston Scales. Sun
day the Misses Greens entertained at
dinner Miss Flemmings, Messrs.
Brent, Alexander, Ransom and Hick-
man. Monday a beautifully planned
social was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Williams on Nancy
avenue, at which an ice-course was
served. Tuesday evening a progress
sive whist game was enjoyed at the
home of Miss Cora North. Wednes-
day another social was enjoyed at the
residence of Miss Alexander. Thurs
day bridge whist at Miss l.. NJ Wat
kins.' Friday night a party of eight
cen attended drama at Key NJ. h.
Church Sunday at dinner given n
hon Of NJ eH i gs at the no ~.
of Miss hurry was enjoyed by those
present.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26
DEATH TRAP LOOP AT FAIR

Down through the ages since the gaEsA
in the Coliseum at Rome thrilled thu
pOpulaee, amusement managers have
combed the earth to secure ROva ard
death-defymg features.
The big free attraction at Tho TSa~
nessee State Fair this year il Nicholas
Chefao in the Death Trap Loop Mere
words are inadequate to convey def.
mite impression of this marvellous PER
formanee. Chefalo is a native of France.
land Of romance and of mighty deeds
of valoF. 1t will be recalled that ths
late James A. Bailey, managing diroctOr
of the Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show
on Earth, in searching the continent Ior
novel and sensational attractions for
this big show, brought to America Chs-
falo, who made his premiere on this sido
of the water in Madison Square GARDEN,
New York The metropolitan nswspa-
pers teemed with matter describing Che
falo's Loop the Loop performance UA-
stinting in It's expenditure for novel Tea
lures, the Tennessee State FaiE man
agement happily found it possible 10
engage Chefalo and his Death Trap Loop,
which wiz thrill the thousands thn
year. Modest to a fault and yet imlued
with the courage Of Dumas hero, Ole
falo risks his life twice a day and pre-
vides form Of entertainment Teplsas
with thrills. The Death Trap Loop rs a
mechanical continuance, tbe mastering
of which has required years Of patieHt
study. With nerves of steel Chefalo ae.
flies the laws Of gravitatiOn. He has NJ
imitators and stands alone and h tl.a
envy Of his fellow performers In the
field Of outdoor entertainment. 9ae -.
companying illustration conveys "A Ma
IF his marvellous exhibition.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26
SAVANNAH NOTES.

Mrs. Cora Dickson and son, Bridget,
of Crittenden, Ark, are here visiting
relatives and friends. Mr.. George
Graham has been making molasses
for the last week or two. Rev. S. l..
Niece, with the help of Rev. Lane,
of Mercy Seat, has been engaged in
a revival meeting the past week. Lit
tie Will James Dickson, Of Critten-
den, Ark, is here visiting his sister,
Mrs. Urma Heron. Mrs. Mary H. Edd-
ings is visiting friends at jackson
this week. Quite nice time was had
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Benja'
min Davis last Sunday evening. Mrs.
Saloma Stephens played several Sc
loctions on the organ. Mr.. Henry
Houston accompanied with the cor
net; singing by Miss Mamie Hassel
Miss Daisy Davis, Mrs. Lille Shell
ings and Prof w. c. Casey. Mrs.
Martha Sewer and children were up
from the Fork" Sunday to see her
brother, Mr.. Edgar Luton. Mr.. Felix
Harbor, who has been working on the
steamer at st. Louis the past few
months, stopped off to see home folks
a few hours last week.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-26
CLIFTON NOTES.

The sick of our community are
improving. DR.. S. M. Utley, d. S.,
held his fourth quarterly conference
at st. James A. M. E. Church last
week. He preached two able sermons
on Sunday and administered sacra-
ment at night. Quite a large crowd
attended Messrs. Anderson Webb,
Wilbert McAfee and Miss M. B. Ma
berry left Monday for Franklin
Tenn, to attend the grand session Of
X. T. Mrs. Tennie Scales, of Shelby
vile, Tenn. is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. V. Dowell. She is being
highly entertained by the people Of
Clifton. The Diamond Jubilee Rally
at st. James M. e. Church last Sun
day was a success. The Jubilee con-
cert given by the pupils Of Clifton
public school last Friday and Satur-
day nights was a financial success.
One Of the interesting features of
the concert was a song Cboosting
Clifton composed by Mrs. L. ".
Dowell, which made quite a hit and
the white citizens of Clifton has re-
quested a repetition Of the concert for
their benefit, which will be given
next Friday night. Mrs. Ida Jones