lory volume of business. Now tbe plan 3a to get into the mill and manufacturing towns in the spring when r the circus microbe Is much mure prev-f alent and virile. The routing deport-P ment with ull Its uttuution to detail and. it* exercise of forethought is not the only department of lh« circus In which chance hits been eliminated sxa far as possible The aid s day of the wagon show and the smaller railroad Hhosv that went, like the wind, where Jt might list, and ih« managers of which tallced of '‘good Luck*1 and “bad luck,” are about over. Through tho most careful study of wwither condi-tkms ih* circus sidesteps much of the bud weather, and through this adoption fit all kinds of precaution the show gets away from us much other SH for-lime as it can.Through the skill and experience of its legal department the show escapes many uf tin- slinUedownH to which it svfirf once subjected. Through contracts made with the L«rtlt;t purveyors In tho towns visited it escapes rrom lh« aid uncertainty about the food supply, iirid with Ilk drug fitoro, medical men, repair t:gmpim-nl and the res it makes itself \\n Independent so far :lx possible. Af? httle as possible la lef to Lhft hazards of chance in any way and tho success of the large modern circus as typified by the Tlarnum and '.^Z BJilley organization Is :l tribute to tho I,*,, triumph of HysLemaLiu work.^ . 0---Ifrely43‘ga-aaheng,cahea-imnyIt-.hejarmslerhothe■onnot)U3?he