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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-09
nance The contaInor coulh never
haze gotten by San Frau@5sro


haze gotten by San F-rau%.sro
- " CAIDNEIl miss S0ap.
boy Rarr0R'S clarion voice at the base
bail games these days. Can 1t BE- hat
tHp flrctuaying fortunes ol the n"mo-
cratic county committee keep him
working overtime
l.. n FISHER (s?eed.kingI In
getting back 70 Honolulu from Kauai
have made the painful discovery
that the average man may have music
in his soul, hut usually his voice Spoils
y ali have no aspirations along tn"
musical comedy line
THOMAS TPEADWAY. W'Re II
j. trCc that actors and ba> cha'I play
c-> may have Something in common
in the matte~ Of artistic temperament.
sill hardly think Ice Cohcu's tNpe-
rioncc with the former qualities him
- q baseball imnr"sario.
INSPECTOR GEO. RAYMOND:
r. Srhcol Department may van ~
CntSUsiestir ever the splendid work
which the schools of Kauai are GO
IN. T.n'ue wants a high Soho -. III !
+ that city will supply the huj!cSrE
VIII Sc" To il thar the school * IS,
tahlished and maintained.
--------aN
lack Young, chairman of the water
carnival ccmmitte, has called a meet.
ing Of his committee for ; O'Clock
this evening at room 45 Of the Young
Hotel building. This is a large com
mittee and as III" time is getting
short, Chairman Young IS anxicus that
all members he on hand. The water
pageant which, is being worked out
gives promise Of being one OF II
biggest attractions OF the carnival
week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-09
uTIIE KTTlNIEW3

co., J. ". JONES The National
ward ought to make good showing
=. I've parade Of the 23rd. All the cor.
.arie> will have nov uniforms. and
hOuld make a smaTt appearance.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
MUsT FIND SUBSTITUTES

Meat priccs arr eXorbiiaii and
they will continue TO be eyorhi
'ant until more mcat Is produced
~ the United States Last Tues.
.lAv morning. Al The Union Stock
Yards IN Chicago. 736 head az
grass FED steers sold al $500
or $40 on The average. This pan
~ explains why the poor man can
no longer eat beef. Moreover
substitutes must be found. hnh.
hits aud Guinea pigs. Cor example
mako fair food and can be- grown
with wonderful success. Fish and
oysters are siill in reach. although
somewhat high. We must discoy.
er some way 90 make the sen pro.
dnce more, without exhaustion
and must eat certain meats that
nave been entirely neglected hy
ne american people. accustomed
To a hackncyed bill Of farc.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
TALKING STRAIGHT BUSINESS.

The Corpus Christi National ham,
- rc'.ds 60 talk business 20 tho tarnce
VINO VII agree Ia cut down HIS c.,tt,o
aorHago for 1919 20 per cent ana ,,,
ms acreagc in fecd erupa ana nces :.
sAfs an Advertisement thar strikca n,
tho very narrow nf the cotton aer,s. -,
reduction pruhlcm.
rheir ~ No argument a. a. IN.
necessity Tor cutting down flc ns,,.
dncuon of cotton. The aupnlN ,,xec,.,.
me demaiia. and profitable ta4ce r.,,
not be fersorcd mitn tho relations hc.
tween surplS ana demand arr s,rh "a
10 Justify a higher pr,co
" u idle 20 tRik about soduclnr ,,,,
ION ecreAee until provision Ia naa.
tnr the planting ~ the lard thai Win
bo laid out THE farnaora land A M.
main capital and he can not affor, \,
LEI q lie idie lie win take chnn,.,
on eotton-if he can not flnd some ~,
TER cr,p 60 plant
~ easy Go say 'nlant feeartuff.
end hoEs." hut the next thing Il ~
get The hogs 70 plant and t,c seca M,
tho fcesstuffs - wv
This corpns CHRISTI hank "a rosns n,
IN" root ~ thu matter n il reaax ~
ra' up the whervwishai for the r,sa,
'sTmes~ u u the solution II the Coz
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
CAlONE SALWATFS
AND MAKES YOU SICK
ACTS LIKE DYNAMITE ON A
SLUGGISH LIVER AND Nou
LOSE A DAYS WORK

fhefe's NO reason WHY porsnn
sHonld take slekcnlng. saliya,lns cal.
enacl when 30 rents huyS a larsr h.,i A..
Ne oi hodsops Liver Tone a perfect
substitute for calomel
y ~ pleasant v~ce,ahie Nosid
which VIII start souf liver lust a. s,,r,. !
" 2" cAlo9net but u do-sny make Van
sirA and can not ssiiysic.
Nhildrca and grown felix's car e,s,
NA~iSons Liver rcnr. hsczu.r il ~
perfectly harmless.
N"'omel IL a dangerous drug Il ia
mcrcnfy and attacks Your homes. T,kr
uese ~ nasty calomcl toda, ANA IN,
VIII tcsl weak. suck and naasea,,,d 81.
moriow bonr lose days NerA rak.
ss'eonfsl 81 nodson's Liver r,ns ~.
stead ana Won w,ll woke nm f.e,,,..
s'eAt No notc blhousnesS conxt,,,.1
uFh N'0Kgisisncss hcadache co.,,'.,
seneuc or sonr stomach. Ycat 49,
s's' says q yen doaf fhaa i,-.ss,,,,.
ll,cr Tone acts better than hcrys,,,.
e".e.nel your money j. waitlns for yc,,
>t,vrtiscncnt ~ -"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADV ERrisE 8
-
SATURDAY, OCT. 81, 1914.
VICTORY CERTAIN.

So FAR MS IL relates 10 organize
Democracy in Neccs county.
there il no doubt Of the outcome
Of the Tuesday election. a strong
majority il assured, because the
bulk Of the people win east their
votes against any duplication Of
those conditions that existed un.
der the pense Administration
This Is particularly true OF the
people ct Corpus Christi whore
the several candidates are known
and their records are laid barr bs
pasi events
Right nov. on the brink ~ ID
ffat the Independents are making
O desperate effort 10 turn senti
lneui By making broadcast attacks
cp Iulgc Tinon aud his associ
ats bat their eleventh hour
thinking movement is The product
81 fear They are cncompasscd by
ihe shadow Of defeat and founder
shout in an inpciont froth Of Vi
iiipcratun
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

Turkey at last takes am ac,iye
part IA The European madness
From new on the Balkans will he
the sceic of indiscrimmaic cnr
l'agcs with Greece. Bulgaria and
Montenegro ny almost Inevitable
participants. Stung hy defeat. the
oftoman accepts this desperate
chance 70 wrcHk vengeance upon
those small powers that dragged
ihc Crescent in the mud only a
short time ago, While blood
flows, il may just as we'll flow
copaonsly. Possibly society. hny
ing expended lis most rugged Gle,
mems ~ war, win come Ia under.
stand That peace has virtues not
10 De 50 lightly east aside.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

too acreage reduction nrei.lem thar
nui .at,.
n Ia ths ont, The farmer uho ses.is
education ~ i. ,h. r,.,ht "a. T.. 60
due. The banker ana the e..trtr
merchant need ,a.e.ti.,n b.. tttr..f.
"a the storuus fthrstl >stf.,ai f.snt
sald recent, In 49, naare.s
". sr. l.oainr oif to.f.,, f.f dslr,
cow. for hors fnr alin,. IN e,.f,tf.Iur
thAt t.oa. 4. n,as. a.. f,y,,.r f,,t,..
,....st.., .t -. .t...tt ...st. -.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
PARAGRAPHINGS

Doctor "wht vout husband needs is
absolute quiet" Mrs Cab 'liut.
Doctor. he won't listen 10 me hoe
tor Well, that ought 20 help lot"
Judge
"ls q trar that tho widow propos
81 90 rumpkins Yes. IN q wn,
Tumpkinr waH calling there one
evening when she handed him nov s.
~ to read entitled Put Yourself ln
hiH Place Tumpkina took tho hint "
.lioeton Transcript
That speech you mnde placing mo
ln nomination WINS a ~ londid state
mvni ~ the cnso" said tho grucful
candidate. 'Nvs replied the old
campalgner "a was a. fine statement
hut we're going a. heV" dickens 90
time proving H." Washington star
The iiustcaH Go now arrival BRO
thee SnigglesWurth. VIII you lead ma iu
prayer 20 Guest greats startled rs
rs u my lead cleveland ilain Oval
or
Oahe "pid rltcwnd a. aiMayn br,,r
s'ng that he casts his hrcad on tho
wat"rs" Stew lie does ilus nnl,
when % Ia too stale Tor his own uae /"
Cincinnati Enquirer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

lumr ~ flro proof compunltinn
hrhted Go lncaudcaconro rs an oxygen .
AoctA lonc lrt in new French auto.
mnhilo headlight can be turned out ~
me fucus - iis reflector to lessen tho
glare nf the uKht
'ur moaHurug sra depths Mass,
rhutriiH doctor has invuated "a d,n,
mite bomb which uNpiudca un str,llluf,
the bottom. the distance being esr
mated h1 mcamning tho time IL takes.
ihe sound go reach tho surface 81 tho
water
Apparatus has h,sen invented Tor
Ioreihs " ict ~ compressed air into
the acid beth iH the Manufacture az
new spapcr ctchinss. which IN aaia To-
mn foN" ihem hy keeping the acid in
motion ana rvmoying metal particira
MANY apartment heuHva IA ruropc
are equipped With rlnctric lights which
ma, De switched on WHEN Il person
cn'"rn and which automatically OK
llnxulsh themselves Few minutN- n
Ter whcn he has had tar. 80 r.ach
hts room
III" average msn has within his .Nr..
tom The material Tor ia pounds ~ van.
'llrs' y ruund ~ nails, soc pcnciin hina
ins for 10 small hooks. 500 knife han.
"irs. ~ Ni"lin strinsa 70 teaapoantul,
Of sAi' and pound cf sugar.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
Il pn,. snms nnna

l"H TUESDAY morning, " "A fica
den, q member of ~. Home ncnent
association. MAS found d,md in has
bed ~ his home la this eitN. and In
Inc afternoon q check was madc out
lmAahle te the widow Rcadv NONE,
IN the hank tu meet funeral and other
oSpenHes when death cumvs. Is we'll
worth thinking about especially when
it costs sn little tlis nsscssmcnt
upon the loss ~ a mcmhrr. with ms
hnvr tp pay. u is mobile work heln
ine one another 40 thc hour ~ troubi,
nsf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
IeNaS Press
JUDGE rlmoN vslrs slsaop

couni, Judge walter ~ a,,,.o
sprm Tuesday nisht iu i,isho,,. IN.
1eHkr came over to hsapcct the eno.,
'"su h"tldinE now IN progress her,
nn' GA aecoant % the min he retufn-
eH So Norpss "Wednesday morni,,,
i'lshop folks IN general 'slievo thst
'hcN have snc best Jnane in rc>ns
ehd afe s"ng 10 keep Mn rlmun n,
.',''' ms' ~ lDng a. he waiits shc
iob bishop NsNs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
+%$+*%+++~+~44S
rooAvs CALENDER.


Local foircRst for today Pair. urh,
essterly winds
lempetaturt, Wind and rrccipiiatior
,er"rls Tor tho ~ hours ending Fri
lenreratuTr lowest 81. highest -
A. y m y. Wind vclAcls, NJ n NJ
MILES ne vhour from me south.,s,
state " WEATHER clesr prrrini,,tl..r
none Relative humidity Is perren,
herome'rical rvaaiue At r. ~ ~
uaee' 90 sea level and eofrsctc,l for
temperature sais
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

Guy dc Maiipassant once wrote
when | out consider the word
war feel shock, AZ il one spoke
70 me Of witchcry, inquisition,
some dead and distant thing,
abominablc. monssrous, unnatur-
ri, DE Maupassant often cx.
pressed himself poiniedlY. dipped
a luminous. uncOinprOmising pen
inia The ink ~ disease AMI frailiy
Idko most men Of diseernmen,. b.
regarded war ns destructive. an
natural as hidcons cancer on
The body 81 progress.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

<->k
There is ID d0s lovcr+ who -
"iil sDm" prize does for Az.
af the Belgian refugees
Tracing esspsss.
There arO firms uhlrh
specially iac business q ~
i'.i Ins7aseon the coniin@n,-
iH ODD" random csse Il ~s,..,.
WANTS chance 10 woyt -. w
resaes Or the manafactsr. =, ~
hitherto made n Germany
% 'srnel which makes this s,s..s !,
sermons piled every ue.z ~
if'n mpIo and drawine -
fmm tHc war
s. ir,Y"rfitt Man" app,sl. 4.
chance iu render 4airetle -.
.'i N'nis % living wage aal, 4.
Nr''- NHcc.mtien League stlr, ~ y
ulu cuutryHr ht adver,.slnr
.'inIuF the terrioriais that 81 n,
nHnn when minister IT war 49, ~.
vaccination was NOT compulsory rs.l
column 90 iefal Notices. Il $40
fHil W. formal announcement. !,
rhfnscs nf aames persons Win az
mHn enuuN.n. names Laundering N.
iDrnHnouul fr Engllsh ones a 4.
'"niHtion oi iuture rcnoalogiis
Special Publications such - =.
irt'Dd hIftHars of The war eornlsr y
NN t.HfINUH |Hr IL fae n.rf. -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

Harper Weekly runs a world
series resume callc Post Nor
TEN. That story has exactly the
laimor IN Us name that We haw
fcIl sIncc y hapn@Iol
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

u - expected that over thousand
Delegates viii attend "a thirty fourth
annual convention of the Amrrsean
t"'''Ns'on' which eonvenes IN Phlla
a." s"hS ON Nov sth and viii continue
"a session. I'm two weeks sixty thou.
sand win march In parade
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

Tho New Haven has been reor.
ganizel Now wr know that the
old rhyme about not being able
TO put Ilumpty Dnmpiy together
agah Is all a miserable fabrica.
ton.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

lohu RAIDER ~ Hiiwaukee has ~.
."scn crHtimnl srcrctnry 4 IN
i'rnwtf} WorEmens Union a Amstm
osucccrd Louis kcmrsr u cirar.
mti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

We ARE much cxerciscd over .he
misery That prevails in npluinm
and with good reason. Ru, those
who hnye tried Il declare ina,
starving 10 death ia French
English or German il just AS l,ru.
~ as undergoing the process IN
any ether Language,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

Colonel Roosevelt declares that
he will never return 10 the Re.
publican party Colonel Roose
veltS assertion h comieal How
could he return 10 something that
no longer cxislsf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

The United STATES occupies bat
Z per cen, Of the liabiiablc por
tion Of the carth's surface. but
TINT per cent is not less than -
per cent more hahilablc than The
remaining gi per cent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

MILWAUKEE Wis. oct sa.4ls
Federated Tiaies Council has ar,
upm thc cili Org omplny The ,benapa
n LIlr mon and Mnmen % MilxAaln
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
A, tho rhss,rss.


h'-hth 'plsn'ic The Mock Rose in
me gn'e, srrial TREY o. Hearts
a ci''se CALI A sterling 3n,,,,.
COINED, drama.
Lyric.
rco Much ruciev a Nttasr,r,, 49,.
Ralph lnec "''H
snaAcville's sicuth An EsSanav
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

Dame Fashion hailed the WON
an, Slr Dollar nudeed she man
and this slnce both were human
---ls how their row began.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

The clothes society women don I
wfsr would keep Belgian widows
comfortable.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

Houston has cas-, vote for con
nnurd progress, 3 TO l. Where
are Georgc Bailny's tirhtwndsi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31


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NV 'h''i'nk NpH hcil ln thr .H
an th" Hp'nh'Ih ana number ~
prominent rlusenh ci corpus CHRISTI.
,,'Hhrp anu l,"nH,psn being seated on
m" N'ek"' which ""F IN tact the porch
=" '"' ''ihh'p 'l"''l While th" iudl
'N.' N,h N,'l'" "n Tho lt"n &C ihr
N''.' '''Al requirements bad ho'n
l'''t''''u hi inr YlHh"p committee fnr
w." 'p''NlnK ana u ~ safe to say. nni
l''H'"p peopl" Will approve The NHaei
'N'' ." "' i"HN"p 'h"f" D" hui
nan lhal "onid seat one hAh thc rum-
F' p''p'' 'h'' near" Nfi mghtH ha
uf"ss
'uds" 1imon was the principal
tp"krr tio was introduced aa Wcr
.h" "h'' hpeAh'i' oi The evening hf
'll,',"' vi oiA'''"t attorney 'i /
l"F''h MF Applch} ir hills introduc- /
',' '''.'lNs ''l''" NW'h'l"n t' D. .
'"'l""S N''t'In'nt Hppcafins in The lo-
~ 'i''.'',',Nl paper Nhich Was nh in- /
'''''' W." 'nst hiNl'p bank had rc- 7
80" "n N'o,' ''N'-'ii from 'pme +
deal presumably conCerulng rnad .
N"'' "'n'd '"ns'd'f q dissracc :
~ ,'e'lN' Noeh paper stated Mr. Ap .
IA la
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

We used 10 refer to them NJ our
captains of industry, aud praise
them beyond their deserts Now
We spend our lime referring 10
them as big business, and irving
20 decorate them with stripes
They have undergone no change
We have
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

Correspondence Tto Aeauc iatcl lfcisl
IyNislS uft 81 Tho adNrri .f.us
columns ~ the london q ly iaiurl
tell thf4 stur. 80 The var 81 rH een-
rUf vent so far O. bioft nut fFs -
other iuc - Information so lunf s. nr
ifft ihr atsf intact In ute wulii
sian s,st ZACH destruction Us ta Hh if
sar nicans "a Enslnnd ~ would suu
find a great deal ~ paihos and grim
hlmuf
Fears az first entertained by thc
now spap era snd periodicals that nd
perflsing mlaht be- abandoned ou ace
cuuui - Tho vnra effect on business
noN appsar 10 have been er0undiess
Their have been LOSSES indeed in one
line and gains in another with the ucf
reeuit that there ~ to-day after two
ian months q the war scomirEiy no.
s~rrus iiminution uf the amount ~
space sHid go The gsanl rates fDc ad
tcrtising
Wa Advertising.
fhe Wnst notable chang, hHs heeu
.a the character 20 thc advertising DO
= dlsnncr, war advertising OF chat
sorf Ii .s more catfusltc Sham h1- ever
eren krcWn m tur hlsturt ~ Hrilsh
journalism Tho greatest space gain
IN prahahi, iu the small aI ilnr Two
ar more uaErs usually thc first ANA
aft Uf ths ieaiinr morine pas ers ate
ls fram TIME immcmurai crowded.
ett frrr print announcements with
snb "a uulc initial letter CO. relieve fhc
The conspicuous ncr feature a thc
81 Hell la ArtIsnH Uf fHf tft.W ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

Charity seeking publicity IS
something else.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

NAseasfsde hshiand skate Al Love-.
'Her. saturday night. 80
iAeYwi'semrnt,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
RIPPLING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON
Prayers For Help

our navy.
gravy ffam Grass,srh prsys King " zsna
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

Representative Swager Sherry
SAYS that the United States Is safe
from ana attack by SEA- What IS.
). has 70 say would bc self cluci
dating Il be- only had the second
q VA Swagor lie may remember.
perhaps that Belgium was safe
because neutral
Billy sunday assures the world
that hell ig going ~ bc dcnset
populated From what We arc
able % learn, The principal town
Of That country already claims
more than l32Gg5 $50 3ai .2lG,
i9a,32l ,eO6.3i0 inhabitants. with
endorsements arriving daily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15
Neurasthenic Tiger at the End of Meal in the
Artificial Jungle. His Condition Improved In
side of Week in His New Surroundings.

it will doubtless be followed by other
animal men.
The circus lost so many valuable
animals every year through mos
talgia" or inconsistencies that Mr.. Pat
terson made very thorough study
OF the disease. and finally decided
that the only practicable way to deal
with it was to construct artificial
jungles for jungle animals who be-
came thus afflicted.
One OF the first animals to become
seriously affected in this way when
the circus menagerie went into Win
ter quarters at Bridgeport, Conn.
was Prince, q four-year-old lion
Prince had been regarded as one of
the most contented Of the wild beasts
owned by the circus until early last
Fall. Then the management noticed
that his nature had undergone a COM
plete change.
Mr.. Patterson spent many Sleep
less nights himself worrying over
Princes condition, and his alarm
was increased when he found that
the powerful beast was down on his
iced" was losing weight, and becom-
ing more nervous and restless every
day. He diagnosed the case as mos
>oASio' iihNO hao pihLu6 1Ol Ills
native Jungle.
1t was decided to transfer the lion
from his cage to the artificial jungle,
which had been prepared for the re-
ception Of animals thus afflicted.
This artificial jungle covered an
area Of perhaps half an acre 1t was
a careful reproduction of jungle con-
ditions. as exact as skilled gardeners
could make it with brush and trees
obtained from Florida and the South
American jungle.
TO make the illusion more effective
Abyssinian natives were used to
handle the beasts instead OF the
white keepers and porters who
usually do the work.
Instead of obnoxious bars the es-
cape OF the animals was prevented
for the most part by deep trenches,
and in some places by real trees
planted so close together that it was
quite out Of the question for the ami
mails to penetrate them. Where bars
were used they were so covered with
foliage that their real nature was per-
fectly concealed.
When Prince was led into this arti-
fetal jungle change come over him
almost Immediately. He roamed
around listlessly for a while until he