The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-08-07

Walk In, lay-ueeze; walk right in.
Pray do not obstruck the passageway,"
said Penrod in a remarkable voice
Pray be seated. There is room for
each and all"
Miss Rennsdale and governess were
followed by Mr.. George ;Basset and
baby sister (Which proves the perfec.
ton Of Georges character) and six or
seven other neighborhood children,
most satisfactory audience, although,
subsequent. to Miss Rennsdale and gov
erness, admission was wholly by pin.
"Gen-til-mun and lay-deeze," shouted
Penrod, Il will first call your attain
shon to our genuine South American
dog, part alligator" He pointed to the
dachshund, and added, in his ordinary
tone, That's him." Straightway re-,
assuming the character; Of Snowman,
he beloved: Next, you see Duke, the
genuine, full blooded Indian dog from
the far western plains and Rocky
mountains. Next, the trained Michi-
gan rats, captured way up there and
trained to jump and run all around
the box at the at the-at the slightest
pre-text!' He paused, partly to take
breath and partly to enjoy his own sur:
prised discovery that this phrase was
in his vocabulary.
AT the slightest pre-textr' he repeat
ed, and continued, suiting the action to
the word: II will now hammer upon
the box, and each and all may see
these genuine full blooded Michigan
rats perform at the slightest pre-text!
There! (There's all they do now. but /
and Sam are goin' to train 'em lots
more before this afternoon) Gen-til-
mum and lay-deeZe. l will kindly now
call your at-tain-shon to Sherman. the
wild animal from Africa. costing the
lives of the wild trapper and: many Of
his companions. Next let me kindly
interodoos Herman and Verman. Their
father got mad'an stuck his pitchforK
right inside Of another man, exactly as
promised upon the advertisements out
side the big tent, and got put in Jail.
Look at them we'll, gen-til-mun and
lay-deeze> There is no extra charge,
and re-mem-bur you are each and all
now looking atstwo wild tattooed men
which the father offs in Jail. Point,
Herman. Each and all will have a
chance to see. Point to sumpthing
else, Herman. This is the only genuine
one fingered tattooed wild man. Last
on the program, gen-til-mun and lay:
deeze, we have Verman. the savage
tattooed wild boy, that can't speak
only his native foreign languages.
Talk some. Verman::'' 800 ,
Verman obliged and made an instan-
taneous hit. He was encored raptur-
ously again and again. and, thrilling
with the unique pleasure Of being ap-
preciated and misunderstood ut the
same time, would have talked all day
but too gladly. Sam Williams, how,
ever, with true shownan's foresight.
whispered to Penrod. who rang down
i on the monologue. i
+, "Gen-tilm mum and lay-deeze.. this
closes our performance. Pray pass out
quietly and with as little ~jostling as
possible. AS soon as you IRE all out
there's goin' to be new puttormance,
and each and all are welcome at the
same and simple price: of admission.
Pray pass out quietly and, with as lit.
tie jostling as possible. Re-mem- bur
the price is only ! cent, the tenth part
Of a dime, or. twenty pins, no bent ones
taken. Pray pass out quietly: and with
as little 7iostlinr as POSSIBLE. The Schol
field & Williams military band wifi
play before each performance. and each
and ali are welcome for the same and
simple price Of admission. Pray pass
out quietly and with as little, jostlina
as possible. = IL zt 3s 45y s5s i @ III .;
Forthwith the schoneld & William,
military band began d second overture
in which something yaguely like q
tune was times distin isha BE. and
81 rst ana ience turned mos
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