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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
General @eaole ouo.

Wcneral Veaolc ODD. 0liperller
9prne fit / SIutuingen al iorrige
llse t%eleerafiif llnoerretnine ON, al
Gen. @. 8. s. 9eable par aigaact
peo Gsoen / Son Srancisco. @erle-
raj Veaole bar Surpepor General
for 3afota territory, ps ban er Den
eneIte Wtan6, Der er bIepen Pret meo
en- Statile / Statens aapitoI. san
gloroe Zig iprlig fortjent til oenne
W. resbepisning oeo at fire Staten
ilcgenluioe antogelise Hriier for oct
S%tolelano, Tom bIep afb9noet / ben
fsrite 5io.
Snseni6rers Ylan f~prfaitet. s
Sebet al ct Iars 5io err Der peo
Troofinas bIepet ~oisfuteret en- Vlan
ON at leoe Siour Miper peltenfor
ypen / ct mere ~retlsbenbe Seize, bpor.
peo erloel 9ano ifuIoe inoipares. Zen
al Sn9enisrer moarbeibeoe NIan bIep
DOG 'iolte Ssrbag forfaitet, ibet finn
4 al DC tiliteoep0renoc 200 Glen.
oomsbeiiooerne erfl9reoe Zig / Saper
al Planen. Wange forfIareoe tit
Stanopiinft ~iuale0es, at De life bar
afgiort imoo Smlpgning al Glpe-
leiet, men at Den iioorbeibeoe Tlan
bar altfor ominttenoe, ioet Mrbeioet
life brlrbe ubitrGffea til Den ipbpit-
lige Gel al Golnttnet. Nielae ben
noarbcioebc Ylan piloe SmlGanin-
gen al Glpeleiet fpitc $4,000, buil.
fet mon nlente q mere, emo Der /
forsaeoe SunOpproier oe paa nnoen
Wtaaoe tllnoe inoOinoeS.
Csiaa en- 2psnina. Gen / Suron
boenoe befienbtc 2opgiper u. 8. Mi-
d,aros. Der / lin 2io foriattebe Den
III tilbngefalbte Yrim9rpalalop, bar
Ill nofaitet Ell TIan for 2e3ning al
Musoriffeipsrgsmaalet. Scr. Ni-
d'aros eoar no ira, at oct oil bore
Iaafpiigt og nrigtiat at ifipre nQe
iaafalote berliienoc Triffe oper en-
Scam % icrbpbe Solf at npoe benz,
men ban pil bnpe bisie Tarer belt /
to 8lasier, bporai lette Winc % 81
ifilloe l9ttes UNDER Spipn al San.
bets % Statens Gllre Sooo Separte.
menter % iPl9es / bpilfenfombelit
8roceributit, bporira De forifjenige
Silsbolonineer funoe foripnes Der
nleo, afti,rat iom meo ANDRE Waopa.
rer, meoens berimoo be ~iterfere Srif.
feparer Inn ifltIoe bore at erboIoe
paa @potbefet, bpor DC i9ttes / &las-
ie meb Worfin, Opium oe lignenbe
@tioler, % altiaa fiin erbolbes peb
en- 29ges &ecept. Yoa oisie lette
@ine og 81 meb en- begrGniet MIfo.
bolboloigbeb ifiiloe Der life legges
Sfat al noeet Slags, bperfcl al &e.
eierins, Statsitprelie eaer &omnu,-
ne, Iigeiom ser heller life ifuloe be-
re noeen iaaban @eifatnins paa De
beltiaerebe 9riffeparer, ion Mpotbe.
ferne unoer opennGpnte &pntrol fan
i9lge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19

Vrubermorber obmt. - Sarlep
9hompion er peo @etten / 1lentp-
pooo blepen fitnoen ifpl6ig / at babe
orPbt lin @rooer @rneit Sbompion
% osmtes oerpaa til Is Nars Strai.
arbeioe / Statens Seneiel. Set bar
UNDER en- Tr9tte ON noeIe Snnbe,
at MorOet fanbt Steo, ioet De beifplo,
te bilanoen for life at tage ~tilbsrligt
Senipn til Gienocmsretten til oisie.
Irflageoe 9iorbe ben Eaaitanb, al
Oct bar / Selpforipar ban orpbte i'm
@rober, % ban u1beif berpeo at Bill
be iunoen ifpIoie / feritegraos Woro.
Se to @rsore ifal fsr bope boet
&aniom Gorntp, %. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
Wenne1fetabe / Krie
MI oe for.
Gn interesiant Statijtif.

Der tales oe ifripes iaa meget
I'm, at Wenneifetobet / oen moberne
8rig er itsrre erto Set bar / for.
OunlS ariee. Sporlebes Sorbolbet
ltiQer Jig / oet MI pacguaenoe
9rig, er oct en0nl uml,lig ct uotale
roget ON, foro ma iapner bet Tor
@eosmmelien n~sopenbige @oteriaIc.
Men for andre ariee / Dor % ppre
S9ores Eib, Deb ri, at "oet rela.
tine procentpiie Sob al Menneifer
! De moberne &riee / oct belle ina-
rere er aftaeet emo tiltaeet / San.
menligning meb CADET / bore tib.
li9ere ari1e". Gen Welline blep
ialfalb bGpbet % bepiit al %ieilere
Saritetsoberit Or. 8. iyape / ct
Soreoras, ban bolOt poa oen in.
terntinnale 9egefongres / Mom I
1894. Sr. Sape eobteioroe, at t.
Or Sppaarsfrieen % NopoIeons
arise enhog garife betpoelie opergit
ale De ienere &rige | 8lobigbeo.
&r. Sapes Sp~lpsnt,,ger gif belt
tiIbaae til Mib6claI6eren; me,, ban
uotaIte, at ban life mioa De ituti.
itiife Oata for n~pgenEtnoe paalioe.
Iiee fsr fra 2,tbpts ben 146es Sio.
IS Sen graiife Sremftinina, Sr.
Sane freinlogbe, opltileoe ban ire
Scpe0graoer al @Iobiebeb: a. ct
Cab al 10 PCT, Ser aniaaes for at
lrare til ct a~Imimbelig miobelblo.
big Sloa, b. al 20 PCT, q al 80
pgt. oe oemuer.
@i anfsrer Der en- Del at hans
Spgaper: 8 Ter 5opeolaa fra 9ito'
big SEN 14bes itbite 8riJ table
lSranffmrnbene eienneminitlia 15.2
pGt. al Stprfen, De Gaiereoe 1873
pGt. $ SIaeet peb Monpit5 ben
tObe april 177t iamt i i'm Slos
ira Sppmrsfrigen Dor Rreiisiens
CAB gienneminitlig 26.9 PCT, be
Iniereoes 2O.5 PCT. 5 Slaaet peo
3ornoorff itiGeoe Eabsprocenten Jig
Zig: Hre,1sierne 1873 psf, &l,s-
icrne 42.9 PCT.
s Hapoleons 3riae bar | II so.
pebiIas / Sioen til os meo 1912
set gienneminitli5e Sub 1877 psf.
10, 5ranitmanoene, 2t.t PCT. for
&c Mnierebe; / Slagene fra 1918
lib pur Sabene fun reipeftipe
1916 og IA psf. 5 SIaeet peo
Gmllau miitebe Napoleon antageltg
3i PCT, @usier1te 46.5 psf. On.
heli9 bar ri BEN polite 5ribeosfamp
tS3O-31 meo ct giennemfnitlig
Cab for Mlsi erne al Is psf. o9 for
YoIufferne Of 20 PCT.
Saa fommer pi til DEN npeitc
Sio, oe 5abeIerne bliper ba gien.
ncmaanenoe betpbelia lapere. 9eo
Srebericia o. SSiteo bar Ganiferres
Cab iaaleoes bare 9.3 p@t., Sles.
acknowledgements 9.8 p9t.; / 4rim.
friaen table De NGierebe | be ire
Itsrre aampe fra 6 til 8 PCT, Nus.
ierne 1873 PCT. @eo Maaenta o.
GuIferino miitebe Be Iuiercbe 11.2
PCT. Wterrieerne S.5 p@t. Ieb
aenieerdt5 lo9ioroe Preusiernes
Cab Inn 4.3 psf, giterrieerlte II
pGt. : oen tpif-franife arie table
., Nranife / Z al Seiierbsmmets
Sppeoilag 10.7 PCT, Spiferne Sc
PCT. 5 s al &epublifens Stag bar
Sonene benbolospis bare So %
81 psf.
T~orbolbSpis bar altiaa Slaaene |
&c mooerne arige bibtiI ppret meeet
minore blobige eno / De tioligere
Cages ari9e, oa Sette oil funife og.
ioa piie iia al ppre Silielbet | ben
MI paagaaenOe arie. Nen oa De
&Grmasier. iom M er | Sloen, err
ioo meaet itsrre emo / noget tih.
liaere Slas. oil ielpisIeelie antal.
let al Gre ogiaa bIipe meget lterre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
Colorado.

Sne % 3erofnlbe. Sneen faIot
iib1te 2srbae / t9tte Sag / 0enper
% oper belle noroliae Colorado. S
Sberioan, @pcmina, bite @egierin-
gems thermometer iamtioig TO 8ra-
Der UNDER Zero, % fra %eirfontorer
/ Nepaoa, Soabo % @ontana melo-
ties, at Semperatiiren aienneminitlig
bar 20 @raber Iapere END Den panli-
ae normale paa oenne Marstio.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-04-21


regular army, none OF them could speak
our language, and only by the closest
attention could understand the interpre-
ter.
The Philippine Constabulary band has
come to be known the world over as one OF
the greatest bands of the age. It has
ninety performers, under the leadership OF
Captain Walter Loring. Since its arrival
at the exposition, this company of little
brown-skinned musicians has proved one
Of the drawing attractions.
One of the most remarkable band con-
ductors in the world to-day is Giuseppe
Creatore, who has fifty performers. From
the first day, the daily concerts given by
Creatore have attracted thousands of visi-
tors, and have proved one OF the most at
tractive features Of the fair.
The Official band, engaged for the entire
period of the fair, is Cossasa's, conducted
by Charles H. Cossasa, a native Cali
fornian, who for twenty-eight years has
been the most noted band leader of the
state. 1t was this leader and his band
that furnished music at the 81 ound- break
ing three years ago, when President Taft
lifted the first shovelful of earth 1t has
forty men, the best performers in Cali
forna.
All these bands are here now, and with
the bands OF the regiments stationed on
the grounds, there is no lack of music.
Others to follow later are John Philip
Sousa and his band of sixty-five per-
formers, in May-for no exposition could
be real exposition without Sousa and
his band. Conway's band Of fifty per-
formers, conducted by Patrick Conway,
also comes in May. In July the Boston
band, conducted by Emil Mollenhauer,
a leader whose fame is worldwide and
who has made OF his players a musical ag-
gregation that is the pride, not only of
Boston, but OF the nation, will fill an en-
gagement OF nine weeks. Another band
that has been contracted for, to appear
perial court conductor. Their music is
the weird, half-savage music of the snow
covered steppes.
1t seems to be the purpose Of the expo
sition management to furnish tie very
best OF music. In going about through
the various courts from to 2 p. M, one
comes upon these world-renowned bands,
and seated about upon easy beaches, in
alcoves and upon the steps of the palaces
are hundred of families contentedly eating
lunches from baskets, boxes or paper
bags, while listening to this delightful
music. 1t makes wonderful picture.
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tonic, and so sure are we that it will
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that We offer to return their money
II it fails to benefit
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The testimony is home testimony
The proof convincing.
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EXPOSITION LETTER.
IN "Thc Zone'', the Amusement
Place OF the Mig show.
FROM Tnn AMERICANS special Exposition
correspondent

sAs FRANCISCO, CAL, April 8. : am
Going to tell you some things OF the
s.yoneu in this letter. Chicago had its
..midway", ST. Louis had its "pike", San
Francisco has its sszone". Ten million
dollars have been spent, more than $50
shows have been built, more than seventy
acres have been covered. imagine q city
Of one fine, long avenue OF most solidly-
built amusement palaces, mingle with
these fantastic designs, a. in "ToylaDd",
gold leaf figures, Chinese pagcdas, Indian
villages, snow-capped mountains and
wilds OF Arizona. with flags, electric
lights, be nners, horns, confetti, serpeu-
fine. fire. works. bands and orchestras,
and you have but faint conception OF
this avenue OF fun.
At night the place 10 transformed into
mystic joyIand. Millions OF electric bulbs
furnish the astonishing effect. One man
from Chicago has nine attractions, and
they aggregate . million and quarter OF
dollars. The three most spectacular pro-
auctions are sCreation", "Evolution OF the
Dreadnaught''. and "Battle of Gettys-
burg. ssCreation" Is neither more nor
less than tbs first chapter OF Genesis told
in magnificent scenic sequences, gorgeous
coloripgs and electrical effects. The
.sEvolution OF tho Dreadnaught" is OF q
noisier and more exciting kind. The
whole OF the historic battle OF the Monitor
and the Merrimac in Hampton Roads, is
Tho -
Gettysburg" il pictorial reproduction
Of the crucial battle Of the Civil war-a
magnificent piece Of work.
The Dayton Flood is faithful repro
duction OF the terrible disaster OF March
"a, 1918. happened to 90 to see this on
March "a, 1915, just two years after the
event. and after the performances had .
talk with Mr.. Ellsworth, the designer.
1t is q very realistic reproduction, given in
three acts, produced in q coy theatre.
One sees Dayton ~ it was before the flood,
then terrific thunder and forked lightning
come, the water foods the streets,
buildings TALL, fire breaks out, and then .
heavy fall OF snow comes which quenches
the fire. Afterward one sees the damage
and the last scene Is OF the new Dayton.
An interesting lecturer explains each
scene, tells OF the many inventions Day
ton has given to the world. and explains
the wonderful protective system now In
force to insure the citizens Of immunity
from further foods.
The Panama Canal concession Is, of
course, the most notable OF all the con-
with an exact Typographical reproduction
OF the isthmus OF Panama, and panorama
of 5000 square miles, with its miniature
canal lined on each side with buoys and
lighthouses marking the pathway of the
vessels.
While looking at the ships as they pass
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-04-21
THE NEW TREATMENT
FOR SOUR STOMACH

Cuts out soda minis and chalk so
extensively used in the old-time
dyspepsia tablets" They are too
harsh for even strong stomachs, and
often do harm II continuously taken.
Dys- pep-lets are made by experts
who understand these things and
have combined the. best stomach
remedies known to physicians-pep-
sin, bismuth, mint, rhubarb and other
carminatives and correctives-lnto
delicious tablets that not only look
good but taste good and do good.
They quickly relieve sour stomach.
nausea, Indigestion, heartburn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-04-21

from ocean to ocean through the locks,
cuts and lakes, one Is seated in q com
Portable chair upon the largest moving
platform ever constructed. Duplex tele-
phone receivers are connected with
Photographic machines attached to each
chair, each lock, lake and cut numbered,
and as one comes opposite certain num-
Der, the record for that particular number
is conveyed by these telephones tc the
person in the chair. The platform seats
1000 persons, and there being something
like forty seven numbers, or lectures, each
section of the platform hears the lecture
for the object directly opposite.
A miniature ship enters from the Pacific
side, glides, apparently under its own
power, through the Mirahores and Pedro
locks, between the great mountains OF
dirt at the Culebra cut, through the
Gatun lake and locks and out into the
Atlantic ocean by way OF Colon harbor
and Lennon bay. 1t requires about
twenty-five minutes for the platform TO
go around. Bob Fowler, with photogra-
pher, made the trip for the government,
getting q birds-eye view from aeroplane,
and this has been faithfully reproduced
here at cost OF half million dollars.
The ssubmarines", with frontage OF
300 feet. lighthouse and trident con-
nected by wonderful electrical device lis
feet high, has an entrance which is one OF
the most striking sights on the grounds.
A Neptune forty feet high, driving sea
horses of equal proportions, is on the out
side. The passenger, comfortably seated
in a submarine, is given trip .around
the world beneath the waters OF the seven
seas". This one concession occupies a
space as large as a city block, giving one
an idea OF the scale OF these amusement
places.
ssThe South Poien depicts incidents and
places relative to the recent Inflated voy-
age OF the late Capt Scott. Another con-
cession OF surprising interest is the
horoscope" WHICH raises visitors to a
height OF 265 feet, and affords a view
covering 200 miles on clear day. The
device will carry lis persons on single
trip, and is absolutely safe. At night it is
a particularly attractive spectacle, being
entirely outlined by electric bulbs.
All tue countries OF tne lar East are To-
presented IN tne mysterious of.en.
Jerusalem, Win reprouue'io" VI '"e
famous jacobs tower ana OF the gorgeous
and historical jana ana damascus gates is
ieature Oh TINS eohee'''on
also DTS OF rersia' AiselA anu ihu'a'
laundering cameis staik ABOUT chewing
their cuds contentediy. Suhueniy there
appears herd OF eiephahts leo aiong ny
their dusky trainers.
The one,touch OF the oio WIG western
days is given the exposition oy the pres
ence on the zone OF the Miller ooSs'
headed by the famous anu kinoiy 'oseph'
and their collection Oh cow-ooy aua R'ris'
redskins, buckaroos ana iongnorns.
This concession Is caiieo ioi hahch the
whole show being pouRn. from the Miliei
Brothers huge raneh oown III the oiu
Indian Territory. Inc ihu'ahs are real
1t is wonderfully Vivid, true-lo-hie re-
production OF the earlier days. anu mas
proved no end OF sensation.
Frederic Thompsons "toyiahu Is the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-04-21

cabin which Marx Twain built and lived
in, the original Suffers mill, where
Marsball's gold discovery was made, were
brought here. Everythinas on display
conforms to the traditions, and most OF the
material dates from Argonaut days. On
the opening day nuggets Of gold were
planted in parts Of the ground, and visi-
tors paid for ths privilege OF using pick
and discovering the gold, which they were
allowed to carry away.
"Jspan beautiful" Chinese village the
Tehuantepec village, "Mahommed's noun
tain" and countless other concessions
make this most interesting part OF the
exposition, and especially at night, when
the palaces and state buildings are closed.
The street itself is well worth seeing, and
thousands OF people promenade up and
down this night garden Of wonderful
beauty. Lights are in form OF flowers,
fruits, e-flies, garlands, pyramids,
arches, gems, crowns, stars, etc. Each
concessionaire has striven to Guido every
other. 1t is truly "wonderland".
The baby incubator, where prematurely-
born infants grow to proper maturity, is
visited daily by thousands OF women,
doctors and others interested in this
scientific achievement which is saving the
life OF many an infant. Infants from
nearby cities have been taken in charge by
the management, the entire expense of
the case being borne by them. In view OF
the fact that in most instances the parents
ofthese infants are not financially able to
make this extraordinary effort to save the
little ones lives, the baby incubator is
proving blessing to mankind and the
poor, as well as an attraction and an
educational demonstration. There are
seven incu bators on the concession, and
each has its occupant, the smallest baby
being just mite weighing one and three
quarters pounds. Several babies have
already graduated from the incubators
and are now regular ''grown-ups", living
alive by oxygen. The concession cost
$4,000. There are great many other at
fractions; in fact, l have named only
few OF the two hundred and forty which
go to make up this wonderful zone.
Nine great bands are to furnish music
Tor TINS great EXPOSITION ihaSeers oano
OF nfty instruments gave US eieh' "eeAN'
beginning FEBRUARY ~ the opening oay'
Thaveri was very popular pano MASTER
To him rag time mas as irhportah.
place IN music as grand OPERA anu MS
band renders either eqaany well. Ii
Thaverfs audience SHOWS tha' IL 10 III the
humor ior "rag-time sets 't-aho ee'si'
played as lew conductors anu oanos can
play II. III otaoat mater OF grand opera
seems better suited 10 tine occasioh' tnis
Thaveri ana MS Dand give II IN an IN
comparable manner.
The hold TINS oano gained on the es-
position audiences was SHOWN On one oi
the first nights wnen, whiie the oahu was
playing, there was suooen ours' Vi hte-
works IN another part OF the Rrounps'
From other PAGES people began 10 move
toward the marina, the place "here lre-
works are oispiayeo' out ihaVeris auoi
ence renamed IL TOOK more 'nah hre
works 10 tear them away ron suen inusio'
After elght weeks tnes iei. u.s. W oe re-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-04-21
SEAL COVE.

The people here are pleased with the
commissioner.
Friends of Mrs. w. j. Harper, who is in
the Bar Harbor hospital, are pleased to
hear of her improvement.
Mrs. s. d. Harper, who has spent the
winter with her son, w. j. Harper, has re-
turned to her home at Opechee.
April 15. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-04-21
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them with Veil; Remove
Them With the Othine Prescription

HHem WITH the Othlne FrescrIptiUH
This prescription for the removal OF
freckies was written by prominent
physician, and is usually SO successful in
removing freck1es and giving clear,
beautiful complexion that it is sold by
druggists under guarantee to refund the
money il it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under veil;
get an ounce OF othine and remove them.
Even the first few applications should
show wonderful improvement, some OF
the lighter freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine. 1t is this that is
sold on the money back guarantee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-04-21
Nowadays.

Mrs. Wayupp-Are Highfier and his
wife Of different faiths? Mrs. Blase-
No; Of different doubts.-Puck.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-30
" | F { JEALOUS,
He SOUGHT To
CURE THE: HABIT
FAXED UP LETTERS; NOVEL
PLAN TO SECURE
DIVORCE

New York, Oct, 80. When sued for
iivorce yesterday before Supreme
Court Justice Aspinall and a jury, in
Brooklyn, Edward S. Anderson, real
estate broker of No 142 Norman
avenue, testified that he purposely
iropped fake love letter addressed
10 Miss Marion d, Smith, steno-
grapher in his office.
Il was distracted by my wife's
jealousy and accusations involving
Miss Smith," Anderson testified. Il
felt ! could endure this no longer, so
wrote the letter and dropped it in
front OF our home. wrote it because
believed it would compel my wife
either to sue for divorce or cease her
jealous accusations
After neighbor had taken the let
ter to her, Mrs. Louise Anderson
promptly brought action, naming Miss
Smith as correspondent. In the letter
Anderson wrote, in part:
Eddie will love yoa unto death. My
rose is always doubling her Eddie. =
Your kisses were like drink of Joy to
your Eddie's heart. Your hugs were
as a wall Of confidence and trust and
resting place for your Eddie's soul.
My soul was talking to you then. But
now | am cast aside. l am not
worthy"
Anderson denied that he and Miss
Smith ever were guilty of misconduct.
Miss Smith who now lives at Norwich,
N. ", will testify today to corrobor-
ate him.
Mrs. Anderson alleged that on Octo-
Der 2S, 1913, she and Mark II. Hald,
her son by former marriage, went
out ostensibly to a show, but returned
to the family rooms over Anderson's
office.
Mother and | knew Miss Smith was
with Anderson in the office" HIald
testified, "and we gained access
through the basement We found
Anderson and Miss Smith together.
My mother became hysterical, grabbed
Miss Smith by the hair and threw her
out, saying, You are the woman for
whom / have sacrificed my life"
Anderson has filed a counter suit
for divorce.