New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
More Killing!
Tigers Cry
In Stockyarsls
llemenceai Ignores Devices
for Workers Comfort.
hut Clanckles Gleefully
as Beeves Are Dropped
sisils Museum and Opera
Goss to Springfield To-day
10 Sec Lincoln Tomb; TO
Reach Si.Louis Tomorrow
By BoYdesa Snarkes

CHICAGO. NoY. 50 Georges Gle.
ssnceau, statesman and rropagandist
ss,raorJlnary, became Cleineneeau, art
M.ie aid tourist. to-day. lie explored
fe StocRyards, the Art institute, the
w.a Museum, and tonight went to a
.fermsauce Of "The Snow Maiden" !"
i the Civic 0pesa Company, givcn in
Auditorium I'heater. where he
srose yesterday afternoon. There he
al gazed at through the opera
.ssses of Chicago society.
Il want 10 see The killing" insisted
he eTlger," when Lawrence Armour,
sho was his guide through The Armour
slaat suggested that they have a
slsnce at the rest rooms provided for
employees. Show me the killing" So
ID vas taken TO the room waere thou
ends Of pigs surrender their lives
ally with great deal of squealing.
~ hope you are not going to make
mistake and get me there!" cx-
claimed the Tiger" in mock fear as
4 watched heavily muscled slav
workman hitching the hind legs of fat
RIGS to chains suspended from an over
Fad trolley conveyor. A few yards
.srsher on another workman with a
rsssr-edged blade cut deeply into each
pig's throat.
Sees Proper End for Foes
" have list of people it would be
.snyenient to have arrayed here" con-
adsd the "Tiger.'
We received 10000 pigs to-day,
5000 sheep and 10000 cattle" Mr..
smour informed the visitor.
Amazing people," exclaimed the
Tiger" Nov show me some more
dliing"
He was taken to the vast chamber
vkere rolling-eyed steers are herded
INTO narrow pens. he saw the killers
swing their sledgehammers with
ssashing thud against the skulls of the
steers and heard with deepest interest
III. Armour's explanation that most
# the animals died by this operation.
he saw the inert forms of the cattle
iolled out onto the floor, where other
eerkmen secured them by the hind
egs TO the overhead trolley conveyor.
Hs was fascinated by the flashing
slades of the men who did nothing
sat slit the throats of the unconscious
samals, and had to be nudged before
he would leave the constantly renewed
iaantain Of blood.
eAh, corned beef, l shall never fear
eat you any more" said Ciemenceau
sih a lift of his hand that he in
aaed as a gesture of benediction.
The rest rooms and lockers for the
As-" suggested Mr. Armour.
Tiger Still Graves Blood
let me see you kill the sheep"
aid the Tiger. So he was led into
aat slaughter room where silent
seasts suspended by their hind legs
net their fate in the person of a
od-drenched workman who found
heir jugular veins with a single eX-
psrt probe of the blade.
What do you do with these 2"
Glemenceau indicated great platter
Il sows' ears.
@some people regard those as a
great delicaey," he was told. "They
all them chitlings."
Send them TO Europe. We need
lood-lots of It,"
After a luncheon at the Potter
Palmer home the Tiger was taken to
the Art Institute. Last night Clemen-
fsau delayed his retiring to examine
the works Of art in the Palmer home.
lie was delighted to discover there a
aas representation of the canvases
d Claude Monet. Some years ago
olenenceau wrote what is still re-