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CONTENTS
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A Silent Parade from Albany to the State Line
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128 | |
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The Fluctuating Level of Circus Values
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130 | |
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What it Costs to Ride with the Band Wagon
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132 | |
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Requirements and Cost of the Circus Horse
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134 | |
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A Page from the Invoice Book of the Big Show
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136 | |
| VIII. | 139 | |
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Origin of the American Circus
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139 | |
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The First Elephant Brought to America
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141 | |
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The First Drove of Camels
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144 | |
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The Fight of the Ostriches
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145 | |
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The Belligerent Alligators
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149 | |
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Parrots and Cockatoos
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153 | |
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Educated Dogs
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154 | |
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A Wounded Horse in the Grand March
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156 | |
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Intelligent Bronchos
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158 | |
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The King of the Herd
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159 | |
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An Elephant’s Humor
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160 | |
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Zulus in London
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162 | |
| IX. | 169 | |
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The Perils of a Trainer’s Life
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170 | |
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Where Steady Nerves are in Demand
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172 | |
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Captured Animals Preferred to Cage-Born
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173 | |
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The Education of a Young Jaguar
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174 | |
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The Leopards at Kindergarten
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177 | |
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How they Punish Unruly Pupils
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179 | |
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Punishment of Treacherous Beasts
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180 | |
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A Single-Handed Fight with Five Lions
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182 | |
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Teaching the Horse the Two-Step
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186 | |
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Ring Performers Trained with a Derrick
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187 | |
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Circus People a Long-Lived Class
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189 |