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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
Juarez Race Entries

FIRST RACE Iuu.. tmo. and one a4'
mrloug. So.usubm. i05 LUuIo Blues l15.
Nsrusr los. =. y susg l0. Ioastmssl'r
iOs. Father Nelly JOB. Carlo Roberts 'Os.
lIluminutor ~, FRANK Patterson az.
SECOND RACE Sdlu. five mrongs
Woods Fitzgerald lO. Oblivion iOI Smiling
Margaret lUi lAe shrimp !Ol pungorn
no. hmusemcn, 40, Sp'if Second 40 lgloo
no. HiR no, Ouo lie br = y. Tate
J., Ben Levy ll-, >a'Iyc son ll2, Burnt
oandl" li5 George OAnali ll'
THIRD RACE Selling five 'rlongs
California lac, lol, George karmc lo1
fcliua 100 Gccnbrae llU. Elsie Green no,
Jennie Crawford lIO take Argent 10.
seaorita Dana no, Films no Capt IAud'
ley lls Mikc DonIu ms. Kid Nelson llS,
MI" Edith ll9. Upland hins us, CordovN
IOI RrU RACE Selling sn mlouGs
Miss thWrrr 80, Minnie lOl, Rose
Onell lOl SAfRnor lol Ich,gh lOa, Auuue
Curl 1903, Rooster 100 Connhught 100. Art
Rick roc Andrew OdBy lO6, Delaney lu6
Thistle Bell roc. Rob Lynch lOs. Edmond
Adams los. Orlmnr Lad ne.
FIFTH RACE ScIiaF ono mile. Viva
o. Mabel pu.vcbrr ZOO Pcu Blcu loO
Iangarce 700. ASA Ilerudon 100 smgetor
100. lostersun loo. Moscowa los, Obolus
ll2.
SIXTH RACE Selling. five furlonrs
Phyllis Mutoincttc los, Any Time iOT
Stclla Gruue lu5 Ooma no Bertha V
no. Ppetoriun ms g. II Adam ll3 Eva
PndNick llS. Little hurdle ll8 Kate Shelly
lla. PururiI Girl l1h Tkree II1 Eve
" hIte l.u Nifty 100 Swrde sam l-U
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
LEGISLATIVE NEWS
AMT IT THE TRITHS

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 2S.--
THE following letter received by
representative Miller from one OF
his constituents was read in the
house today. Needless to say, it
provoked much meyyimsnS Tho
bill! referred TO is the poll tax
measure:
''MOore, Okla. Routs Z. Feb.
23o i9l5.-Hon. ii. -. Miller. sir:
BY all means pass II. Il. No. 80,
and distganChise the rest OF the
Henry Ddbs. A poor working
farmer, or workingman, has no
right to vote IL he cannot afford
TO pay $3.50 for the privilege.
Soak II to themo
"rouT farce Of legislature ~
sure making Socialists. It's no
trouble now TO organize Socialist
locals. DO what you are going TO
do: It's your last chance. do
not know Of n Socialist who
would not pay $3.50 to get to
votes but know OF scores Of Demo.
Gratis that would be unable 20 pay
their poll tax. Pass the dog taXo
the fish tax. the bee tax and the
five years penitentiary term for
the fellow that steals chicken.
then adjourn. Yours truly John
Leyerick."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
CAPTAIN rs SAVED
British steamer II m.Hattcrcd:
Crew l. Crippled.

NhILTAN. y. s. Feb. ?6.--The
British steamer Florence Pile was
storm. battered and had crippled
crew when she arrived here yester.
day from New orleans. bound for
Pylos, Greece. 4 man named Gerstu.
ing was swept overheard and drowned
IN hurricane. Second Mate Burbear's
legs were broken and Boatswain Ed.
wards was helpless from injuries.
captain Peafn nearly lost his life.
4 great comber swept him into the
sea. but lie managed to keep afl0at
and IN u few minutes was swept back
on deck again. He was unconscious
when picked up. but later was able to
supervise the navigation ot his vessel
into port.
. Lifebos's wero smashed and rails
bent. TIL. steering gear was put out
OF commission but was operated under
q jury aIIangemento
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
About Belgian Invasion.
MINSTREL A SUCCESS
Crowd Far Surpasscs Expectations
School Jubilant Over NcSltso

The Cen,ia! high school auditorium
was jammed last night at the Peace
Minstrel II was raining from early
IN the night until late and promised
TO he more disagreeable than II really
was Just when time came TO start,
but the crowd did not stop. When
She exercises began, standing room
was In demand.
THE performers acquitted them.
selves well. They showed their ma.
tural dramatic and musical talent, re-
Elected great credit ON their training
and received fair remuneration for
their work The music class has
been requested ~ present Il again but
1, has not been definitely decided.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
STlTE q SPITSL NEWS
WAR REVENUE TAX
REACHES $l80,000
10. o.. Bolcn, Internal Rcvcnuc Col
1NH"T. Has Received Many ln-
guirirS Sh"mi New DruS Act.
NurcLAI Nn lN~ NnyIA

N,rtINT IA he NUgIF
OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb GO Ac-
'oidinR =" H. !. HoIcn. Internal reN-
'nue collector Win headquarters IA
Oklahoma city since December l HAS
collected :iS0,o0O ON the war revenue
taN These collections he has S.asst-
fled IA 'he following groups: Pool
halls, sl., .,0Oe. tobacco licenses. S"i,-
00o: bankers. $4,000: brokers.
$6.0o0. theatres. $4,000. documentary
and revenue stamps. sl0S.o00. Many
Iot'cTs have been received hy Nh.
N"lem making inquiry about ihe cor
poraiiou and drug acts which become
effective next Monday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
WSCOUNT LAUOS
OUR GOVERNMENT
Says Real Neutrality Has
Been Course Followed
by Pres. Wilson.

I.pNBOS, Feb. sS-t7 y. m.)---
Viscount James Bryce, sD an article
which IN published IA the Daily
chronicle tomorrow OD the position
oS m" United States IN the war;" says
II - II complete error 20 assume THAI
those who bear IA German name or
who own 20 German blood, belong 70
'he pro German party"
The children OF Europeans who are
born In America Niscount Bryce
continues. grow UP normal American
citizens tor all practical purposes.
Their loyalty js 20 the Stars and
stripes and their feeling for the land
OF their parents Is comparatively
weak. what is called the German
vote IS. an some. few cities. Il force to
bo yeCkOnSd with. But when those
who lead. try TO use II as means
for applying political pressure in such
cases as this. the native Americans
resent such an attempt. for with them
! II IS Il fundamental principle that Citi-
zcns must have no loyalty save TO
the United States and the great bulk
| "f even hyphenated German AmerI"
cans would refuse to respond"
Proof az Neutrality.
Az 20 the neutrality " the Ameri-
can government. MI BryC" adds both
! SlNts nave t.ti1SI u anu Tue govern
mcui points Ia this As the best proof
Of ~ impaNt.a'ity. tNe party, he
says, moved Uy 'hV tragic fate ot Bel
Eium, Censured the government for
having failed 20 protest against the
violation of Eclgian territory and the
! IflnErant breaches Uf the rules Of war;
fare prescribed by The Hague con-
IIUntiou.'
'BUt." SAYS Visc"unS Bryce, 'is Is
! right that neither side of the case
should he pUt t. the United States, the
greatest q: 'he neutral powers. The
IL administration might conceive that
many questions VIII aGis" during the
war IN which fhe rights OF all the
neUtrais Will te involved and II might
think thar ihe authority with which
tho United states can speak would
he weakened IL az the outset lis gov.
ernUcnt takes up position adverse
! to one ar the other party to the
styUgE!c. However, high the motive.
i,s mpar'Ial!ty would thereafter be
questioned"
| About Belgian Invasion.
Arguing that III" attack on Belgium
! was clear breach not only Of the
convention of IsO;, but Of the funda-
mental principles ~ international law.
. Nisrount Bryce says the breaches
! which followed rested al first on state.
mCnts witch needed confirmation and
| that "any government might feel
| that before protesting against the
, treatment ot nonComhdtants II needed
! further evidence witch would carry
certainty 10 every fair mind"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
PEACE ORGANIZATION
SrJu"yniI County Takes the Lead IN
an Original Movement.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. go
Charter has been Erau'sd 10 the
tucuds of Peace Society ~ the Cope
land school n's'rici NJ. l.. IN
Soqoyuah county. probably 'ho first
U'EarIzatton "f 'ho kind IN the United
states IN" purpos" of III" "rgani2a-
zion ia I" adNarc" 'hc spirit of friend.
i.n'sS over IA" country and 10 for
ever. II possible. CIimingt" the id.a
mat people must 80 ~ war and fish;
10 Nh each other. The incorporatoGs
Of III" Organization are W. W. Buck
u'r. ". |. Copeland. 4. ~. ADAMS. all
ui Sadie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
JURY rs COMPLETED
Taking Of Evidence Begins In Pcrrye
Wcathers Alleged bribery Case.

NTN'dNI w TT" " ufIU
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. ?s.-The
fury was completed IN the Perry and
WcRthers alleged bribery case today
and taking ot evidence begun late This
evening. Attorney General Freezing,
who ~ appearing for Fat Goulding,
member of the capitol commission.
who. 1t is claimed. was offered the al
legged brihc. made "A statement of the
case for tho state. Attorney General
FrociuE told the story much az IL has
been repeated frequently before. l, Is
expected 10 require several days 20
try she case.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28

NANANN. I'h q. IU,k johnson,
IA" n,.i" hcaNNN,.gh' pUgi!is;. who
has been Attempting - reach
JUHr'. N'S.,c. tn order io frhi Jess
Willard for the championship 80 the
world 'h'r" Na'cr 6. - SIN IN
Havana Johnson saws y" has not
siEn'' erS ur''t.rcut 80 posted any
FH''cN &; a boat with NUlaIi IN
Havana.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
Arnnrinn,inns MINT Sims.

iUNUON. i"b. u .,IO-II i ~ '
dispatch tn ~" Exchange r"le-
E'"rh FROM i"v'''agsu SAWS thn; ~"
scandinavian shipping "orgfrs. h,A
issued - report Ia which Il urges the
OI diplomatic uogo't-
alton. Wi'h ~" V.iros" =! oh'a,u,'s
~ .Ar'.iu,.' ur4'T which the Scan.
d,ua'Iu. ,'..a'rics VIII ls permitted
- purchase ships from he.!iser.ri
nations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
Scarch l. SIonncd.

BOSTON Feb. 26- Search FOR tho
British steamship Florence Pile. rec
ported few days ago as adrift in a
damaged condition, was stopped by
Capt. II. +. Broadhent Of the coast
guard cutter service today. when he
learned that the steamer had reached
Halifax. N. S. The Florence Pile had
proceeded under her own steam.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
Charter Ron, COMPANY.

= Nh - IT0 NUfTI-
OKLAHOMA CITY. Fob. 20 Sec
r,'ary ot state ! l.. Lyon today issued
II charter t. the Western Rope IS
cordaEe 60. Of Tulsa. capital $4,000.
lrC"rporatorS, II. NJ Gossei, Il. J
N,EWcu and \ -. Lcftwioh.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
NO MORE DEMONSTRATIONS
Italian Government Adhercs To Neu.
trality Method,

ROME. Feb. 26-The Italian gov
ernment has decided TO prohibit "
the future meetings called for the
purpose OF arousing sentiment for OF
against ltaly's participation IN the
war. This stop was taken owing 10
the serious disorders which have 10.
suited from such meetings In which :,
number OF persons have been killed or
wounded.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
Scw N,>,rn Leads In Shoot.

NNSlN\GToN. F,h. - Results
oc the .U>'h match IN ih' r.i!c shoot
irr competition fur military schools
Uut" ruhIl" today. 'hoW'd III" New
N'>ico academy loading New York
made IN" h'si score FOR tho week.
g,t Uu' q; possible one Thousand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28

81 Io,IS. Fob - Nil!cr ltur-
s0ug, manager "f III" - Lor's M.
ti"ua'S. Io'" to-day sIcn"d II three.
wear contract - continue In that
position AND thereby uispcll"d mum
"'ous ruw"ys thpt hr would leave
~. team.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28

Nl,W NONk. IDh. .t-'Thc NIlc
N" Columbia rSr. "a {" -. IN a,
intercollegiate ic"ruc game here to.
n'sht.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28
FLEMING HAS THE
BETTER or FIGHT
InfigAting by 'arscy Saved
!iim From a More De
ciSive Defeat.
REFEREE SAYS DRAW
In the PIcIimS Kid Mack
turned Loose a Sleep Pro-
Accidentally.

in a l5-rouud bout or the fastest
milling seen at lno Il. NJ A. c.. Carl
Fleming and Young Cerscy fought 10
a draw last night Referee declared
Fleming the winner before the bout
was over, thinEnE that the gong had
mug Learning nus mistake he de-
,lGrcd the bout "A draw, explaining
that Fleming was ending strongest at
the time he made the decision.
Fleming earned "a decision lite was
much clover than hits opponent al
though Carscy made him take mo- little
amount If punishment. II was Carsey
though who was able tr absorb mill
ing without any pcrcepuhle change
IN physical condition.
Fleming landed Ollen.
Carscys innghtuR was superior 20
IlcmmP's But Fleming landed blows
90 the face time ana again which
would have rocked the average ban
tam Not so with CWsoy. lie is hull'
ItCckily just for such boxing as he
was in last night with % bit of crafti-
ness Carsey would have it on the best
Of them
.FlcmMg's upper out To- the face. and
especially tile left, was his leading Of
fcnsho blow He gave Cursoy Nh"
beating OF his life by working hrs'
one ana then the other I'm tho eighth.
olevCEth and fourteenth More times
than one. however, his hDNmal'rN
went wild, more un account - hs
tmciur them wrongly than Of tarscE
lodging for Carsgy took what punish.
ment was coming to him as hr stood,
slightly Crouchcd, reminding an" az
an English bull terrier
In the tenth. tarApy took Fleming
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-28

Midile---The sea 81 very trssoher-
Gus today.
Biddle-Yes. full ot craft, isn't It:
Harvard I.ampoon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-14
COUNTY Y. ". c. A.


New Secretary Takes up the Work ON
Mt. Desert Island.
Hancock County Young Mems Christian
Association has been without tile services
OF local secretary since April, when w.
Edward Davies left the secretaryship to
enter business. MIR. Davies successor ar
rived in the county last Wednesday. in
company with Arthur A. Head, OF the
State Y. NJ. G. A. executive stan.
Although the new secretary, E. Leroy
Saxton, was graduated only last month
from Bates college, be is a man of some
experience in the Y. NJ. {. A. work Be-
sides two years and a half as the boys
work director of the Y. NJ. {. A. at Meri-
den, Conn.,, Mr. Ssxton has served as di-
rector Of public Fairgrounds for two sum-
mers.
DIR. h. K. Dunham, chairman OF the
county committee, and DIR. J. d. Phillips,
treasurer, met with Mr.. Heaid and Mr..
Saxton Wednesday afternoon at South
west Han Dor, to discuss plans for the sum-
mer work.
The Office OF the county secretary will
be at Seal Harbor. For the present the
secretary will be at Seal Hsrbor Mondays,
lslesford Tuesdays, Cranberry Isles We'd
nesdays. Southwest Harbor Thursdays,
Bernard Fridays, and Seal Harbor Satur-
DAYS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-14

The second note from Germany on
the Lnsitania incident is not satisfac-
tory. 1t evades the main point ad-
vanced by this country. While it
does not strain the relations between
this country and Germany to the
breaking point, as alarmists pretend
to believe, it certainly does not re-
lieve the tension. Germany appar-
emily sees, in the resignation of Sec
rotary Of State Bryan, evidence that
public opinion in this country Ia di-
vidided as to the policy to pursue,
and is parleying for more time.
There is no evidence here OF serious
division in administration circles or
In the press of the country. There
may be Bryanites here and there, but
they are not Bryanesque-they are
keeping their mouths shut, and stand
ing by the administration.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-14

Persistent rumors that the naval
program now in preparation will
be vigorously opposed on the ground
of economy are probably we'll
founded. There may still be large
number of representative who will
persist in keeping naval appropria-
tions down. The success OF the pres
emit plans must depend largely on the
will of the people. II, in any part OF
this country, there are still an appre-
ciabie number awakened to a real
ization of the urgent need of upbuild
ing the navy with as little delay as
possible, the opposition in Congress
will be, to that extent, justified.
There may be much work to do be-
fore the assembling OF Congress in
the way OF educating the people of
the South and Middle West to the
perils OF our situation. In the East,
it 10 generally believed, no dissenting
voice will be raised.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-14

In the last annual report, Postmas-
ter General Burleson presented sta
tistics showing the steady growth in
postal savings deposits, and then
said: These facts afford conclusive
proof that the practical operations OF
postal savings in this country have
amply fulfilled the predictions OF it's
advocates" That is some admission,
coming as it does from man who, as
a member Of the House OF Represen-
tatives, voted against the postal saw
ings bank bill. But Burleson had
plenty OF company, for every demo-
crat in the House who voted at all,
recorded his vote against the meas
ure,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-14
alsai i.o,,nn

To all persons inteses. ed Ia either o. In,
estates hereinafter named:
Al probate eonrt held at Ellsworth. Id and
Tor the coupty Of Hancock. on shs thir-
teenth day OF July. &. 1915 being an al.
ioarned session OF tus July = d. 1918 term Of
said court.
THE following matters havsre been pre-
4 sented for the action thereupon hersin-
after indicated. IL IL herehs oEdefeds Thai
notice thereof oe given 70 alt persons In
terss,ed, ny causing copy Of this order TO be
published three weeks sueeeSsiveiy in the
Ellsworth American. newspaper published
At Ellsworth. In said county. that ihsy NAV
apps ~ at probate court to be held al Elis.
worth IN said coai ~. on the third aay OF
Augvst. a. d. 1918. Al ten Of the clock In the
foscnoou. and be heard thereon II they s<s
cauee.
Andres J. Colt. late Of Easa, IN said
county. deceased. Final &C count al Lncy q
Gcu. sxecnttix. Aied for sestiemsns.
Anne Frazer Conrad. late Of Phiis< 81 phia
Pennsyivsnia. deceased. Petition nisd hy
Harriet Ashhurst, dsvisee uuder the will OF
said decea ed. THAI the amoans 0s Inheritance
Tar on the state Of said deceased be deter
mined by the Judge OF probate.
Matte Alley. iAie OF 0ri nd. in said county
DECEASED. Petition that Frsd L Nason 81
same other suitable person be appointed Id.
minfrtrator OF the estate OF said deceased.
presented by Pred l. Mason, . creditor Of
said deceased.
BERTRAND z. CLARK. Judge OF ssid Cont.
true copy OF the original order.
Attest.-E- 4. CHAsk. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-14
The Black Spot.

In years to come, when our great grand
children read OF the present ccafiict OF
nations, it will seen much greater to them
than to us, inasmuch as we are accustomed
to it, and the fact that thousands OF men
are being slaughtered daily hardly dis
turbs our peace OF mind.
Many novelists and authors are using
the present stage ofaffsirs as background
for their works, and it is not surprising
that the producers OF moving pictures are
taking up the same line OF work.
The moving picture entitled the "Black
Spot" from the studios of the London
Film Company is one OF these OF unusual
merit
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-14
DoLLARDrowN.

Mrs. Katie DeBeck visited her brother a
few days last week.
Grace A. Carter has gone to Northeast
Harbor for the season.
A. M. Barron is home from Ludlow,
where he spent the winter.
Ernest Smith and family spent few
days last week with his father.
Charles Stackpole and son Arthur, of
Concord, Mass, visited at s. p. Stack
poles last week.
Martha ID. Gaspar and Samuel r. Nc
Master, Of Lowell, Mass, are spending the
summer with their uncle, j. g. Barron.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-14

Every time you buy a package or
bottle OF food or drugs with label
on it guaranteeing it under the pure
food act, remember that republican
Congress enacted that law, and every
vote against 1t was cast by demo-
crat. And il it has q sswar" revenue
stamp upon it, remember that the
democrats enacted the law requiring
this tax upon the home consumer to
Offset the loss from the tariff formerly
paid by the foreign manufacturers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-14

Recent Additions to Eiisworth's Ex-
cellens Public Library.

Recent Additions to Eiisworth's EN-
cellens Public Library.
~be following is list OF books recently
added to the Ellsworth pt. blic library.
Meadowsmeet- Baroness orcxy
The Other Fellow, Hcpkinson smith
Tom Grogan,
Catch West,
Angeiss Business, n $ Harrison
Contrary Mary. Tempie Bailey
Girl Of the Blue Ridge. Payne Erskfre
The Hsrbor. Ernest Poole
House of the Misty Star. Frances Little
Little Sir Gaiahad, Phoebe @ ray
PoilyAnos Grows Up, Eleanor Porter
Patrol Of the san Dance Trail, Ralph Conncr
Ruggies Of Red Gap, Harry Leon Wilson
The seven Dariings. Gouverpeur Norris
The Turmoil, Booth Tarktngton
The sword Of Youth, James lane Allen
Rsoiu's Nest Ranch. NV wiidman
Princess Rags and rattess.
Harriet 7 ccmssock
Boys and Girls of the White House. A c sage
TIE Child in Art. NIB Carpenter
Dickens Dictionary. Gilbert Pierce
One Hundred Masterpieces. John Ia Fargo
Sculpture 10 Spain, Albert y Calvert
ART OF Painting Ia 18th Century.
Edmund Won Mach
Provincial Type. in American Fiction.
Horace SPENCER Ftske
Modern Germany, Ellis Barker
German Element in United States. A Faust
American Masters Of Painting. Chas II cafin
sculpture
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-14

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There Is
only one way to cure deafness, and that is by
constitutional remedies. Deafness IL caused by
an famed condition Of the mucous lining OF
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is in
famed you have q rumbling sound or i'm
pereet hearing. and when IL 10 entirely
closed. deafness is the result. aud unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, h1Aring will
be destroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
are caused by Cstarrh. which is nothing but
an infamed condition OF the mucous su Races.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls Catnrrh Cure.
Send for circulars free.
II. J. CHENEY q co Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, TIC.
Take HAlrs Family Pills for constipation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-14

When the new coast guard cutter ossi-
pee goes on duty on the Maine coast next
month, replacing the familiar old Wood
bury, while the new craft may look
strange there will be familiar aud vel
coined faces aboard, as the crew from the
Woodbury. will be transferred to the ossi-
pee Lieut.. Randolph Ridgiey. it,, Lieut..
Hermann Kotzschmar, IT.. Lieut.. Fred A.
Nichols, Lieut.. r. W. Brown and Lieut..
Leroy Rsinburg. The ossipee Is expected
to report st Portland about August Is.
On her trial trip she exceeded every rs-
euirement OF the contract, and showed a
speed OF about i2h knots. When the off,
GERS leave the Woodbury. she will have
completed her duties in the coast guard
service, and will probably be sold at prbii
auction. And God bless her for the good
abe has done,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-07-14

Saturdays feature at the Strand, "Hin-
ming the Futurity," is picture full Of
thriils. Walter Miller, the famous
jockey, appears in the leading role. Two
thrilling horse races are shown, with
many other exciting scenes. Running
through it all is love story which fixes
the sympathies of the spectators with the
hero and heroine, and With the 'sfayorite'
in the horse races. The picture also gives
interesting giimpses ION the inside" of
horse racing. The picture is In four parts.