Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
EXPOSITION LITTER.
man. for Appropriate welcome TO the
Liberty He'll.


-. rsr AMHnfcANs special exposition
tf' correspondent-i
GOOD 70 be back at the Exposition
..s,n In the month 1 have been away
80 nave been some few additions.
81 has opened her pavilion; France
~ led her doors to the public on June g.
- bu,,aings had been dedicated long
800 ,hl.. but the installing OF the ex-
Ia. ,skes even . longer time than to
build.
One Of the most attractive exhibits in
,.s french building 10 room devoted to
..s latest Paris creations In gowns and
80. Tor women. and coats and dresses for
,,,,ls folks. These are displayed in gar
49,. gta.sed in like . huge stage, each
- 3ynre either sitting or standing In
.ns,sc,eris,ic pose. These are most life
IKE wax figures. not the usual wax dummy
a,,,. shore OF America-reaI hair, done
!. ,.,s.t fashion, and real French figures,
.,,s IN. slender svcit chic Of the Psrisian.
m. gowns are from all the ceie brsted
hon. and costumers OF Paris, Worth be-
;ng nerhsp~, the one most familiar to
the general pablic.
Wonderful tapestries adorn tbs side
x.lls. priceless rugs, antique furniture.
o.hiuets OF treasure iii many separate
rooms.
The Exposition was never more beauti-
tul than IL IL at tho present time. The
d,eodils, 10000 plants, that were rnassed
In shs south Gardens, upon the opening
a the Exposition, gave way early In April
Ia "a many yellow tulips, and these in
torn have been succeeded In May by
vellow pansies, riotous acres OF the
msssed blooms presenting vista of fra
GRANGE and charm certainly never ex-
csl,sd. in regular rotation will appear
begontas, dshiiss and ebrysantb, nuns.
The psnslss At pvssent in bloom will re-
main during June. Then pink begoniss
will appear almost over night and carpet
the seres OF the South Gardens with their
spleadsd richness.
Among the advance events OF inter
pa,ionzl interest scheduled for the Ex-
po.itlen period IL The arrival Of the
.siAb~ssy oeiI's from Philadelphia in July.
Plans nos made viii bring this sacred
relse al Americas freedom to san Fan
cisco 10 time TO be the inspiration Tor .
celebration on July II. commensurate with
the sgnlficancc OF the occasion. Several
hundred. OF thousands OF school children
trom all parts OF California ~ili be IN the
,arade of welcome which will escort the
ball from the depot to the Psunsyivania
building, where IL will remain during the
period Of the Exposition.
Already gilt models al the Laberty bell
are on sale As souveniers OF the 1915 Ex-
position. The journey OF the bell through
the West IS III afford the only opportunity
the major part of the western citizens will
ever have to pay their homage at this
shrine Of patriotism. aud ths occasion OF
ths appearances OF The Liberty oslI IN San
Francisco wiil, beyond question, result In
ssg1ntansous outpoursng Of loyal Amsri-
cans from all parts OF the United States.
TIE xork OF Installing the exhibits from
the nalions OF Europ, brought TO the
Exposition by the United States collier
Jason, has been completed. The exhibit
contains priceless works OF art from
practically every country OF Enrop~.
Spain contributes i5o packages OF cnnlcest
works Of art and manufacture France
has divided her exhibits into two sections,
ons uy tnr government itself and the
other Dy manufacturers. The main por-
iion Of the government exnipit Is In
stalled in the French pavilion. This pa
yiiioa IS an exact replica OF the famous
PsIacs OF the Legion OF Honor. The
official exhibits are placed IN the Palace
Of Pine arts and the Palace OF Mannfac-