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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-20

(a) Spring Flowers" 4. d. Reinecke
Mrs. Abbie Lambert Marshall.
Z. Planologue-"Henry King"
Miss Anita Park.
s. Violin Duet-"Traum der Senner
!" 's'ssssssssss., .LaDltZSky
Robert 0'Connor and NJ. Blankfield
9. Baratone Solo
(aj For You Alone. Henry Geehl
(b) Just a Little Love, a Little
hlbs ..........,...L Lao Salesu
&. A. Case.
10. Choral Music-"lnyictus"
'.,,.........,..... Bruno HUM
Glee Club.
II. Zouayes.
Mr.. c. A. Case. Director Glee Club.
Mr.. = ID. steger. Manager.
Mr.. Rogers. AeeoppanIst.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-20
oLeE CLUE AT COLONIAL.

The A. & NJ. College Glee Club will
render the following program at the
Colonial Theatre Monday evenlg. Feb.
ruary 22. These annual events are
looked forward TO by Bryan people.
and will no doubt receive the liberal
patronage they SO much reserve:
l. Choral Music-"sprlng Revel"
................. Curseh Buhren
Glee Club.
z. heaulnB ........ss.s.s.s Seiected
Miss Anita Park.
2. Quartet-"Annie Laurie"
.................... dudley BUCK
Mesdames Davis. Howell. Boatwrlght
and Miss Evelyn Sanders.
4. Violin Solo Souvenir" DrArls
Robert o'Connor.
5. Characteristic song--BoOsA MAa-
''''.............. A 3. RicAa-,ss
Glee Club.
8. Soprano Solo
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-20
MART DEFEATED BRYAN.

Game Was Fastest Of the Season anc
Closest Score.
phe Mart high school girls defeated
the Bryan high school girls yesterday
afternoon on the high school court
In one OF the best basketball games
ever seen In Bryan by the close score
OF 10 to s.
The game was hard fought and re-
plete with thrilling passing and goal
throwing by both teams. The two
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-20
-PEe o. MY HEART"

Miss Marion pentler. oliver Moros.
SOS voyages, leading lady. will inter.
s-Ss The nAme par, In J. Hartley Man.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-20
BIG MUSICAL TREAT
MONDAY NIGHT


Bryan musicians Will play a BIZ
part In the annual recital of the A. q
M. College glee club. which win be
heid at the Colonial Theatre Monday
night, February 22. A special feature
OF the program WIN be a quartet com.
posed of the leading singers Of Bryan.
MRS. W. c. Davis, Mrs. J. Webb How.
ell, Mrs. II. o. Boatwright and Miss
Evelyn Sanders VIII constitute this
quartet. According to announcement
by {. A. Case, who is directing the
club. the quartet win sing annie
Laurie" the arrangement being by
Dudley Buck.
Mrs. George ID. Marshall and Mr..
Case also will appear as solosIsts, and
Miss Anita Park will delight the audi.
ence with readings. A violin solo by
X. oConnor OF the college orchestra
VIII be another feature.
The recital at the Colonial will pre-.
cede the annually transforming tour
which will be taken by the club, leay.
Ing College Friday night In a special
car. The first stop Will be made AT
Waco Saturday, February 81. Mon.
day the club will appear at Waxa.
hachie; Tuesday at Texas Christian
University. Fort Worth; Wednesday
at Decatur Baptist College, Decatur,
and Thursday at Denton. Miss Park
and Mrs. Marshall will make the en-.
tire trip.
The club and orchestra will be nc.
companied on the tour by the zouayes.
under Captain Charles stoner. This
company. which presents spectacular
military drills and tactics, will prove
one OF the drawing cards OF the glee
club program.
The personnel OF the organizations
making the tour follows:
The glee club-C. A. Case, director;
first tenors, s. +. Davis, j. II. Thoma.
son, J. +. White. b. +. Looney, 8. II.
Dudley; second tenors, J. NJ. Holland,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-02-20

the role OF Casimer Cascadier, the
henpecked husband OF "A Modern
Eve"
The wooins OF the daughters, the
REFRESHING OF the father and the
dominance OF the mother, are carried
through two laush-provoking and
tuneful acts on a whirlwind of action
by the large company. Among the
song hits are Goodbye, Everybody"
You're Such Lonesome Moon To.
night" Rita, My Margarita," Hello.
Sweetheart" rs the Girl You Mar.
ried sun the Girl you Love" and
I'm Leaving Home. Papa" The
famous Princess beauty chorus and
the sensational dancing four are a
part Of the big organization.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-27

Stltroo9 Tor Ncu utuillomt 400
gIcuiuQ, huori 0tt cr ir,mldt. ton
hcu nmcrifnuitc ]itllcriul life anita
&c Den tnllc RcQicrlnQ3 Sorilul out
al pl2ic Sflbc bltr uoicct I'll Militant
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h%uuln't Bare lclpc Gucrtu2toumttu
ptloc fumlc uolUttc uuorc Stlbc 'or
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&no'trUufuluQ / ~ ocrior Ell Cpli
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Ncuunc HcNicriuN hGpOcr oN iom I'M
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ulloc bctrnltc ion i|cluiolQcljlc.
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tlUnlpcr ior set iunnlt itorc N}adi
ol bar IGn0e itnoct louucu ON II.
'remboIhe Sc iclpiamuc Trincipcr.
lom Sc Gorcucoc Stutcr mn iou al
porIiQ aier ~1iUlhcuoc. o fiUmpcr
bclAc Tor Grihcocu pda Nupct
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frTrtct, uOcu at Qou pod Atfor0 o.
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nel 'Tllc@ &crL hucm set set maottc
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letter Vri@ p0n (nitluuo2 &cuifob,
mon Ser inllitcrc3 puu. OF Sc uclltru
les Hcttiahcocr rcipcftcrcS / ocnur
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NcgicriuA opnIcrfiom pnd. at en-
@lcntugcl'c ira &c tuifc Nluuocfom
monoercra Sioc a Nuu0liuQcr
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DC Gorencoc Stotcr2 Rcgicrrug.
nuor DC bcrercr omcrlfanitc 9orQe
re, bctrngtc3 iom operIagt upcnito
beige.
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ENGLAND Sior
llnolfvlonin0.

arjitianlu. g}orlc. ser 23oc Suit
Zen brittle fcqicrinl bor alcuucm
llocrriQ>mlulitcrcu, Cir GOmur0
@rcu. Qiort ocu uor'fe Re1icrin1 en-
lluoituloniug Tor o. uotult i'm Se
flaqeIie ouer brittle Nriusiti6es
,SuotrGnqen poa neitrOIt Eurpauo.
ipcclelt / 4nleoning al en- britlit
&iTlpcfrpoier2 Aopriul Al ct init
2ampiflb moenior norlt Sietcrrito-
RUM. 3otcr. iom er uitdttet ! me.
get perifnbelige llotrut, icuotc5 iou
Spar poa m Iornlel Vrotcii ira oeu
uorifc &egieriug. Zen opluier, al ott
brittle Homiralitet er bet pualaqt
Tor 6remtlocn al reipcftere norit
Z lste~rritorium
Trcsieu uotnler i'm (ilireo5heo
meo llotrDtfene ! Notcu. itiert ser
paopcgc2. at Den iremtom IopIiJ
tent.
SIooeuc opiororer RegIeringeu III
ogiao al frGpe Cpreisning al Spit
LAND Tor De bnppige Sorpeoermger
al nor'fe Sfibe meo Sab al mango
norife SlsmGnos 2ip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-27
llopilt fra oanlf
Orltinoicn.

q. lhouas, Tanif &citmoieu.
Den 22Ne suit Gen oorife 9jcgic
rjua hor bcororct Gipriuuo Cairo.
Grprrrocnt al &cue}ucIo, iom t
WnuooGa outom bio ira Bort OF
Spain pao Zen I%rlulOuO. uopjit OF
ielot bort igicn meo BET iomur
Eumpitlb, huurmeo ban uutom.
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llopisujuQsorore iorIoo Goijro j1dar
Il (homoa mco Ben brittle Gam
per ~Gerbito~. Souoiuuliqu,, uil
bon ucnoe tilhuqc iii (%rtutooo. hDor
ban / roqeu (io nor opholot lig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-27
Den iioite Ncte.
Miliun icnbcr Snitlano it iibitc
guar.
Sort % %iDmoi9t.

&c Sorene6c Stltcrs iihltc ~ ~
ilnticnoc Striitncycl nleo Sn'tlanb
Anlconing BEN ueo S%rnfningcn Al
"Su'itnnin" opitaor0c aontroucr2
oiicntljgNiorOe@ / @nibin9ton 6rc.
ooaa Niten.
Noten bar nbrcsIcret iii Den arIe.
rifonife @mbnsIo0rr / @crlln mcO
SrOrc til perionll1 al %opcrbringc
Ocn oen fuite lloeurigaminiiter.
Zen omcrifonlte Hcgicring amer
tienher MobtagcIicn al Den mite Ne
0lcrin93 Npte a Soc Sllli 1919,
iom Ben imiolcrtiO eitcr Qrnnbig
Spcrpciclic nlcb &eflagelic iinbcr al
pUrc bellt utilircOeitiuenoe, lorni
ocn u1olaber at bcrerc icIpc &icr-
ncr / Striocn mcllcm Sc 10 Yon0c.
% iorOi oen life autnocr nogcniom-
BELT Wonoc hporpnn %opena o. Slt.
manitctcna ErinclpCr fan brinQc@ /
Nnpenoclie / hen ~olporli0e SaQ.
hporonl G%untropcrlen orcler IiJ,
men tpertimob forcilndr Ell bclpi3
NpbGpelle al bi5ie Trincipcr. Der /
%irfcligbcbeu pilbe irtte Dem milo
itpnoig uo al Sctro9tning.
&c Sorencoe Stotera Staggering
notcrer oeriniob nleo @lGbe, at Sen
tpifc Hcgierina iiher Sprbebolb nn-
erficnher @plbighebcu al oe Trinci-
per, iom bar pGret bpuheoe / he ior-
ifieligc &cnpenbeIier, iont bar nrrct
rettct til SnIflnno nn9nocnoc bct>
GrflTring AZ Ell SrigsSollc on Mt-
penoclien al lluocrpanoaboa0c mon
NonocIsifibc / RIM Sip - oct Trin-
clip lcntlig, at @ouet er frit, of ct
Sunoclsiartois Sdrofter oo Sa,l
ierlt nrao fonitdtereS, Tor Oct to1es
eller e%oclGggcs, o. at 9tontombnt
tnnters 2ip u1ber ingcn Smitpnoil.
beber mon iGttea / Sorc, meb mirbrc
6artsiet gier Mobltolto eler iorie-
ger at ilpgte, cfter az Oct bar ionet
Srore I'll at lUgqe bi Tor at blioc I'M.
0criegt.
Zen nmcritnnife Hegicring ielcr
ii9 in1iolcrti6 / heicltc 8ra0 i~flliict
oper Of erinre. at 6cn tp'fe He1lo-
ring / itor l~loitrrfning amer li9 iri-
toget Tor Torpllgtclicn I'll at lu9t.
to1e oiaic Triuciper, lclp opcrior
neitrole Sorteicr, pon @ruun a,
bpuo Den tror er ben brittle Hegie-
rings FpIitif % Srcntipro Iiaerpcr-
Tor Den neitrale Sanocl.
Zen tpifc Regiering pil imihlertio
let fltnne in0ie, at DC 6orencbe Eta.
tcra HegicrinQ life nil funne inblnot
liz pan at brcitc ben brittle EeQle.
rings Eolitif mcO &enipn til Den
neitraIe San0el ltDen me6 6cn britt.
lie &cgicrinQ iclp, og al Den mas
betra9tc au0re frigierenoe &onot,
SptrGbcn iom belt upcbfommcnot
enbpCr Siafulion mco ben tplte dc
gierirg ullgoocube, hpnO oe 6oreucbe
Stoter bctragter iom mcgct ulUor-
lige OF ubcrcttigcbe Cpcrtrpoclier al
amcrifonife &orgerea Mcttiqbeoer
ira De tpife Sjeoificerers Sioe.
llloplige oQ unenneiteligc SAND
linger, hpor f%orlpnrlige De enc foll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-27
6erharo forblir
/ europa

Molbinaton bcu 2Ooc ,SlIi. Gr.
Nntou Qtcuer @crburo. iom bIcp
icnot I'll Berlin iom Den heruGrcuOo
tu'te ambassadors ~pcriouIlQe Seuoe
buh. isr ocr lioitc tnitc 9toic ollquo
cn0c INSTRUMENTATION bIcu ailattct.
nil lorbll / europa, 5. y. I. t Emit
Iauo. Storbritunnleu hor ncmllu
pcluilIig opgipct Nctinqelicn / hans
&cjocbrcu ON. at hou, iooinort ban
bopOc uolart 1T 9Griuoc / Berlin.
urortauct ifuIoe peuoe tIlbuge til oe
Gor. Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-27

nleo umuaocliQc Cab. &laliltc Wtob
un9rcb pc6bllr III hunlrc Wcrcrnl
MdctCnlcna hoire Slol tllbu1c oI
ocrpe0 binbrer pibcre init Srcnlgalg
| gtnrb ior A~ruiontai. st SlaQ ii
a'alrrcnOc Hnraftcr par bog iqanN /
oialc Hcgioncr. ia Oct liOitc Scle.
gram blcu aiicnbt I'll Grigan1inliic.
rlct.
Glrcn % Trenct ira aunrpen f.
Wttl / Nclt Tor NSarid)ull fan III tnbc.
liz hprca poo @obcrnc illbe / Npcl.
Sprchte tuifc trooper hnr clloo9
trTnat iNicnncm iii mln0re cub fl
Nil ira @ncna Centrum, men life
Ell elcitc Niuno nleo Yiffclhuc er
fommct lepcnoc tilbngc. Noobet ON
at Tolcla Nouc0ltno fonlte alli9cucI
fan rcobca, bar / oet belle DC iioitc
Ear Gage idnet IN NTrin0.
Splfcrnc oircr line Solf mcb en-
Seninnaloahcb, iom n1nn fun iinbcr
noNct Si6cimffc til / Slagterierne /
@nlicic1. Sprlig bar BON Ninbcn
burg Sang pnu Sang ienbt belle Nn-
talioner Ben piaic llnocrgon9 imc0e.
Berlin 24bc ,SllIi. - Sra Hojou
~ ln0oocr moo Nultuif hnr General
pom &inbenbirg bcgnnot et pololomt
%ombaroennelt al DC r%usiiife Sor-
lpnralinicr / 9tnrb for @nr'd)oi,
lonNa Nareipflpoells penitre Treo.
9llc Mcloinger ira Sronten ibo1
inmitcmmer /, at Nilaierne oicr Ell
ocapcrot Wobitolb ulber lit Noripg
pao at reboc @orid)au % oerntcb ale
line Stillin9er / Tolen. Get inh-
rpmmca her, Of Sniferne cr blct
itonbict pco @lonie.G5crif 9inicn /
Snbpcit Tor @arid)ol,. Sislac oiii-
cicllc Meloin0cr gisr @cncral Wa-
c%fclicn itabi9 Nrcm9ollg imloo aolnl
-Silblin Sernboncr, og oct or Ell
Wtulighcb Tor, at ben ollereoe III, er
/ bans 8eiiooclie.
Sonoon 2ihe Slili. - telegram.
nler ira Nctrograb / gfterntiooa9
meoocler, at observation-disclosures /
@nrId)nlt nj ripea neo, og alt Mu.
ifineri pg Wintcricl iercS lplloer til.
bugc ira Nronten. Set ertlprea, at
bcnnc Norholosreacl er blet ncoper-
Dig - life forbi @pcn itaor / Sore
Tor at ialbc / Tienoena NGnbcr, men
ioroi ~Sernbnnen bar Oct nltior fra.
pclt mcb at ipre Sropper % &unoner
til, at Den fan bette lig bort mcb al
transporter Gnornoteriel til Goo-
bcninbriterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-27
Cen itnlicnifc Srunt.

llbine. >Stnlien, 22oe Sllli. -
anmpcn on Sorts % Gnrio-Tlo-
teullet bnloer puu at nrtoge itorc 81
mcrliipncr. sra @rabiaco % Gar.
mons ongribcr Stolienerne Tobgo'
rn- og acknowledgements, ionr beher-
lfer @crit5. Gn italienif Stnrfe boil
Der Tlopo, tiltroos for gientoone
eitcrrigife gu9reb, % ben trTnger
fla MI irem bcnimpb Monte Sollto.
Gisic @icrge banner @orit5' Scr-
ipar. Taa Soppen al Toogora er
Der life milbre enb fem S%Sorter, Tor
ipnet mcb l~nngtrpffenbc annoner,
% belle Sfroouingeu foron er iulO
al Sebe0rnpc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-27

inne2 AZ uUrc n1r0 Ell Slcl0t. ionl
mcnca at hare hau0lCt / Strl0 mc0
%ou o. NumnnItct. or ndbcubdr Nor
ipdrlll, naar o. bcrorCr uoltrnlc
>onoe o. ocrc2 nncrtlcuNtc &cttlJ
hcocr. iirrocleabcO mar Sc trrutcr
Ncttcn til %tuct icIp.
Nuia ct trllrprcu0t %ouo life fan
ore @icndlUlO moo cl 6icuoc uNen
al bct Ter til Sta0c 'or uolirulc
Ecrioncra Gin "a Gicnoom trUpcr
lnaucl Summarized oG Hct'UrolIhcn
iom Ncnipnct Til upitrdlc NiunOil
bcoer4 %rrOiQbeo, at Ocmc Grcm.
~gonq@nInn0c %ltonie9. TN NortiUttcI-
'e piloe mNcr CmltUuolQhcOcruc
pTre en- %utilglpelid GorGoncIlc moo
pc0fonmlcnoe ucltralc Ndtlon2 Su.
%pcrUultct.
&c GoreHere Stntcra HcgicrinN cr
life uuibenbe om 0c uiU6udullAc
Sorbolbc. ion ocnne NriQ hor mes
lert, cllcr DC raoltale N%orou0rinNcr
mco Ncnipn til GrcmNonN2uooocu
pch AnNrcb, iom er ifobt peO &rl3cu
al Niiolcr / SiofriQru, ion NotIorer-
ne life fnn hopc huut lor Nlc. IA
Dc criltcrcnOe @eitcmmcIlcr I inter.
national Sop blep lormIlcrct OF Ben
or re6c iii al 1iorc cnbuer rincllQ
,Slorentnclle al Ncnipn Ill 0iaic
me, upcntcoc Silitanoc / SiofriQcn;
men Den fnn life inn1tntfc / al iloa
a pno en- al Solfet5 pUicItlll'tt
% fundamentals fetti0hcoCr a
Nclinn I'll finn Ell 6%oranorinN Al
SmliUnolghcocrne.
Ncitrolc @onoc@ Rctti0hcncr /
arig@tio or baierct pou Erjuclp,
life poa hpnb TOM mnnttc uUrc be.
fucnlt, og Erinclppcrne er uonQribc.
liQe. Get or friQr0rcn6c Son0C3
Eligt oQ Sfploiahco al iinoc llopei
I'll at ~tIlpaaic 6e me Snutun0iQhc.
Der elter Dem.
&c iioite 10 Nfnoneoere Ncqipcn
hc0cr bar tu0clil plit, at oct cr mn.
llgt o0 glcrnenlrerIIQt al lc6e lol.
0unmc uloerileiife Cperutioncr iort
bnr forafterilcrct Sen fCiicrlllc tnlte
SHADES &irtiombco, / iuIo Sucren@
itcnmlelic mco SipfriQcua pcbtuQnc
@rlmbintningcr. SOLE &er0ct bar
meb %nicrc9ic % tiltnQCn0c Gil.
'rco@he0 laAttoget, at tnitc Sfib2
deier bar Inqt Ocune NiuliQhco Tor
lo9cn. Get cr ocr'or u~obcu6art
mulIGt at hGpc oen mncriiuiito
Srigafsricl opcr BEN aritlt. ionl ocu
bar pott, % 'ierue NopcOuoriaqen
I'll 6orNooellcn.
i NetragtrlnN al. at ocn tplfc Ne.
glcrilla, ueo lom ltnolfploullQ Tor
line NonOlinqer Of bGr0e Hctfcn iii
at tngc Acpreinlier, inoronmcoc
lllopIlgbcoen al "%~iiitauios" Gent
ming, % / NctroQtuluQ AZ SEN Tor
Gogcn Iogte Wtuljqhco al al boloc
Jig De ior ariqcn ~tiliis9 pcotoQnc
&cgler eiterrctteliq, fan Sc Tor eta.
ters &cqlerinQ life fro, ut ocn tu,ft
&calering IRll1crc piI uoiGttc meO
at lorfnitc ocnuc i'm Sfib2fommau-
oera umemueifcliQc Nnnrling. cucr
mlco al tilbooe CprcisninQ Tor De
omerifunifc Kin, TOM off tabt. Tor
iuopl0t nogen Gprcisniug fou Qjuc,
Tor PED en- iorbruoerit Sanding Ga
uoen Neopenoigheo at hare poelagt
Mtcntcifcllu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-27

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-06-23

pers. This performance begins in the
Palace of Liberal Arts each day at 3
o'clock
The amazing voice amplifier is but
one of many revolutionary scientific
advances demonstrated at the EXPOSE
ton. The invention has made possible
the transcontinental telephone, and the
principle which is applied has not been
developed to its fullest extent. 1t is
said that with the probable develop
ment of the long distance wireless tele
phone this new invention will make it
possible to project the human voice
halfway around the globe without the
use of a telephone wire. Contrast the
era siXty-five years ago, when the pio-
neer required months to cross the
plains, with that Of today, when the
orator in New York may address his
audience in San Francisco.
And there are many other develop
ments as wonderful and as revolution
airy, all revealing the trend of the
worlds progress in the arts, sciences
and industries. If you are interested
in mining, for example, beneath the
floor of the vast Palace Of Mines you
may find a mine in operation, with it's
slopes and tunnels and shafts and COM
pressed air drills. Wait moment and
you may witness an explosion in the
mine A gong rings; an ambulance
dashes up with corps of rescuers pro-
vided with respiratory apparatus, and
effects a rescue.
In the Palace of Machinery you may
see a miniature battleship blown up by
miniature mine patterned after one
of the latest types of the submarine
mine. In the Palace of Education you
will see classes of students engaged in
their studies, and perhaps you may be
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-06-23

ty-five story city block. The coloring
of the Exposition, the decorative light
ing at night, the sculpture and the
landscaping are all the work Of fore
most men in their respective fields.
At this writing the great Exposition
is under full swing, and if you have
not already made plans to see it early
you should do so at once. Now is the
time to visit the Exposition and the
great Pacific coast region and, in so
doing, to take advantage Of the oppor-
tunity to make the most wonderful
journey in the world in the most won
derful country on earth, the United
States of America, under more favOra-
BILE conditions of routing and travel
than have ever prevailed before. The
railroads are reducing rates from ev-
cry part Of America. and the low
round trip rates will enable the visitor
to come by one route and return by an
other. Thus you see the same parts of
the country but once, and both your
going and returning journeys are new
and distinct travel trips.
Hot weather is unknown in San Fran
cisco. Although flowers bloom the
year round, it is as cool in summer as
in winter, the average temperature be-
ing about GO degrees When you reach
San Francisco you will, of course wish
to find accommodations without unnec-
essary delay, and. while you will find
some accommodations necessarily much
more expensive than others, you will
be able to secure room at dollar a
day and up. Indeed, one can find all
sorts of rooms in the great city of San
Francisco, which in reality is a much
greater center than the census would
indicate, since. with it's neighboring cit
les around San Francisco bay, it forms
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-06-23

T%ROM every part of the world
~a visitors are thrOnging to the
great Exposition at san Fran
cisco The Exposition there is
the most comprehensive and interest
ing of all universal eXpositions, and 1t
viii probably be the last to be held
within the present generation. Now
is the time to see it.
The Panama-Pacific international Elk
position. which opened on Feb. 20 last,
has charmed the millions who have al
Ready beheld the magic city by the
Golden Gate.
The marvels of the universe are dis
played in the vast exhibit palaces, af-
fording the most comprehensive sum-
mary of the worlds progress ever dis
closed. Many of the exhibits are as
revolutionary in their character and
mean as much to future generations
as did the locomotive or telegraph
when it was first introduced. The
Audion amplifier, for example, makes
it possible for man in New York city
to deliver an address through the tele-
phone to a large audience in San Fran
cisco, 5000 miles away. Through the
use of heat waves the intensity of the
voice vibrations is increased to such an
extent that, although the orator may
deliver his address in a low voice into
the telephone in New York, in San
Francisco it is possible to increase the
sound in volume sufficient to fill a large
hail. On the other hand, the New York
speakers address may be distributed
through telephone receiving disks at
tached to each chair in the hall in San
Francisco. In one of the exhibit pal
aces visitors may, without charge, hear
a man in New York read from the
headlines of the New York newspa-
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able to see Mime. MOntessori, the cele-
brated Italian teacher, instructing
classes of. children. A great purpose
of the Exposition is to show not only
results and finished products, but the
methods, processes and principles by
which results are achieved. In the ex-
hibit palaces and state buildings mo-
ton pictures are freely employed with
this object in view. There are forty
three f. cinematograph shows upon
the Expos. N grounds. and, by the
way, there is no charge to enter the
exhibit palaces. Once you have enter
ed the Exposition grounds all the dis
plays of the states and nations are
spread before you. In the great Aus
tralian Pavilion and in the Palace of
Manufactures gem cutters are to be
seen at work, while exhibitions of a
model postofice in full operation. of
model laundry, of paint manufacture
ing machine, of a broom mandatory
in operation, Of an automobile manu-
factory, with an almost endless success
sion Of other operating machines, illus
trate the advance in industrial proc
esses. Man is becoming more and
more a master Of the machine, with
the electrical current as the intermedi-
airy to tighten the burden OF personal
supervision.
If you are interested in what the for
eign nations have accomplished you
have only to visit the marvellous dis
plays of the European countries CT of
those of the Orient or South America.
Canada or Australia. Among che
French displays you may, If you wish,
behold priceless works Of art never be-
fore exhibited in America and which
at the Exposition find sanctuary from
the ravages of war.
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"HERE is something helpful and
inspiring for every one at the
Exposition. Said Vice Presi-
dent Marshall recently: "WhO-
ever can, even at a sacrifice of some
thing which for the moment appears
necessary, should come TO see a real
work of art never equaled, even by
mirage. If there be any one in Amer
lea with thirst for knowledge and for
beauty and a longing for a liberal edu-
cation, such a one can obtain it here.
''This is the university of the world.
1t has a chair fully endowed to meet
the wants and needs of each. The eye,
the ear, the mind, the heart, the soul,
each may have its horizon here enlarg-
ed. / came to bear message. | re-
main to become a student. l leave the
feet Of this GamaliCi of all eXpOsitions
with regret" And Miss Helen Keller,
VINO. as all know, is both blind and
deaf, having acquired the faculty of
speech, although she has never heard
any one speak, said of her visit to the
Exposition that it was the most inspir-
ing period of her life. Said DR.. Fred
erick J. V. Skiff: Here the world is
shown in epitome. The visitor from
whatever realm here enters into his ma
tive land"
Apart from its costly and compre-
hensive displays, the great Exposition
is an inspiration in itself. In its archi-
tectural beauty the Panama-Pacific In
ternational Exposition surpasses any
of its predecessors. At night the great
Tower of Jewels stands out satin
white, sparkling with thousand
changing colors, as batteries of search
lights play upon this pyramidal monu-
ment the loftiest structure at the Elk
position and as tall as the average thir-