Red Wagon Stories
or
Tales Told Under the Tent
BY
WELLS HAWKS
I. & M. OTTENHEIMER
PUBLISHERS
No. 321 West Baltimore Street
Baltimore, Md.
Cover Design by
J. R. CROSSLEY.
Copyrighted 1904.
I. & M. OTTENHEIMER.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Between the shows there were seven ofthe circus outfit who would sit around thering bank and on the carpet pads just totalk. Here are some of the tales toldunder the big round top when the tentwas empty.
And to those happy days of bread andpreserves, when we bare-footed kidssneaked out of the backyard gate to thecircus lot and led the spotted ponies towater, these little yarns are affectionatelydedicated:—
CONTENTS.
| PAGE. | |
| The Press Agent’s Story | 7 |
| The Old Grafter’s Lament | 14 |
| The Bill Poster’s Visit | 21 |
| The Candy Butcher’s Dream of Love | 30 |
| The Boss Canvasman’s Yarn | 33 |
| The Side Show Spieler Speaks | 48 |
| The Band Master’s Solo | 54 |
| The Candy Butcher Talks About a Love Affair and His Encounter With the Buckwheat Man | 59 |
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