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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23


a.h Is 10 be buried, and she leaves her
oiessing upon whoever carries out this
wish"
ar Pardee folded the paper ami
'oohed around at the five heirs.
MI and Mrs. Finley Baker arose with
que accord and moved toward the door.
I'm sorry said Mr. Finley Baker
soiuiy' but l have an important en-
easement, which must keep AS for
carrying out Aunt Susan's request to
We buried In Ferncliffe-why. that
"ouid entail long railroad journey
anu much unnecessary expense. Money
s tight just now. and-er"-- Mr.. ia
Aufs Voice trailed into a suggestive
silence
Mrs. Finley Baker looked rather
seorhiully around upon Aunt Susan's
poor belongings.
should think the clothes and the
.uiuilure could be sold. and the money
"ouid cover the necessary COST" she
S Ssawied as she trailed out after her
husband.
Doh eyes We're blazing with wrath.
NJ ne waited to hear what Deacon
nsoury had to say. The deacon was
WI cousin to Aunt Susan and had
.ouIneyed all the way from Ferncliffe
Aear the VIII read. and he was &C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

lifted the slab and then uttered a star
tied cry:
"Fo' de Ian sake, dere's somefin' In
dere a'readyw
Indeed. there was.
Mr.. Pardee knelt down and thrust
his arm down into the brick lined
grave. Then he got up and showed
what he held In his hand.
1t was an oblong steel strong box. In
the top was set a small card with writ
ing. and the card was protected by a
small plate of glass.
Mr.. Pardee smiled rather sadly upon
the surprised group.
This box, which was placed here by
Miss Baker when the grave was built
contains her small fortune-in cash
and negotiable securities. The card
under the glass reads: The contents Of
this box. which represent my entire
fortune, are to be the sole property o.
whoever is charitable enough to carry
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23
DEEDS, NOT WORDS
Ellsworth People Have Absolute
Proof of Deeds at Home.

It's not words but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds OF Doan's Kidney Pills,
For Ellsworth kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony Of Ellsworth
people.
J. G. Meader, R. F. d. 8, Ellsworth,
says: "All that said in praise Of Doan's
Kidney Pills some years ago still holds
good. One OF the family was caused q
great deal OF suffering for years by kidney
complaint and Doan's Kidney Pills, pro-
cured at Moore's Drug Store, proved their
merit by quickly making q permanent
cure. I have also used Doan's Kidney
Pills with good results.
Price Soc. at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kid
ney Pills = the same that Mr.. Meader
had. Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo,
NY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23
AUNT SUSANS:
MONEY
Her Strange Method Of Be.
slowing II on the
Most Deserving
By CLARlSSA MACKIE

The Ave heirs OF Miss Susan Baker
were visibly disappointed when no
w,ll was discovered. and not even a
sum of money or valuable securities
that might be divided among them
could be found among her effects.
They looked at the little bronze
,uneral urn that contained the handful
~ ashes which was all that remained
a, the mortal body OF Aunt Susan. and
,bsn their eyes wandered back to the
charm countenance OF the little lawyer,
Mr.. Pardee.
This little scrap Of paper is all that
7 find among your aunt's papers," said
Mr. Pardee stifily. III you will give
me your undivided attention will
read her last wishes"
A little wave of interest stirred
among the Ave. One among them. an
eager faced young man. leaned for
ward In his chair. with elasped hands
hanging loosely between his knees.
He felt very sorry for poor Aunt Susan.
who had left no real mourners behind.
and he experienced a vague feeling Of
uity for the eccentric little old lady who
had lived narrow. lonely life In city
harding house far from the country vii
lage where she had been born and bred.
Don Barlow had often gone to see Miss
Susan, but he was very busy young
man. striving hard to earn enough
money on which to marry the sweetest
and best girl In the world. and In the
hurry and hustle OF life 1t must be con-
fessed that he sometimes forgot Aunt
Susan Baker.
Now he was sorry.
For 1t appeared that she had been
poor as vol rs lonely. and she needed
him all the more He was glad that he
had dipped into his slender bank ac-
count and paid for the simple funeral
expenses. Edith would agree that he
had done perfectly right. although the
Finley Bakers were In afiluent circum-
stances and could easily have shout
dered all expenses.
But they had not made an offer to
do so, so Don had stepped In and hand
ed his check to the lawyer.
Now Mr.. Pardee was speaking In his
dry, sharp manner:
Miss Baker merely states In this let
ter that IL Is her last wish that her
ashes shall be carried to Ferncliffe aud
buried beneath the old rose apple tree
in the orchard OF her old home. She
gives minute descriptions where the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23
GILBERT AS A WIZARD.
Curious Tricks Of an Old Time Invssti-
gator Of Electricity.

gator Of Electricity.
Fl. G. Wells has cslled attention In
THE World Set Free to half for
gotten worthy who, in the spacious
times of great Elizabeth" doomed large
indeed. Science. to be sure. does not
forget him. and one great English poet,
Dryden. has proclaimed with resonant
emphasis:
Gilbert shall live until loadstones cease
to draw.
Nevertheless how many young stu
dents Of electricity today ever heard
Of William Gilbert?
1T was Gilbert. Queen Elizabeth's
court physician, who first puzzled his
brains with rubbed amber and bits Of
glass and silk and shellac." says Mr..
Wells, land so began the quickening
Of the human mind to the existence of
this universal presence. And even
then the science of electricity remained
a mere little group of curious facts for
200 years. connected perhaps with mag
netism-a mere guess that-perhaps
wit. the lightning. =" Except for
the lightning conductor. 1t was $50
years before electricity stepped out Of
the cabinet Of scientific curiosities into
the life of the common man."
Gilbert's theories and guesses about
magnetism-he concluded that the
world Is a vast spherical magnet-were
serious and farreaching, and he en-
bodied them In book with ponder
Gus Latin title-the first great book on
physics published in England. But his
experiments were chiefly Of the curio
and plaything sort An English col
lection Of Elizabethan letters and an
ecdotes Of court life quotes the opin-
ion of provincial young lady Of quail
ity, but recently come up to London to
accept position In the queens house
hold. who had witnessed some Of them.
She wrote home to her mother:
1.-THE queen is now well recovered
of her sicknesse. which was but little.
tho 1t lookt at first as it void be create.
She puts much truste in her Doctor,
one Gilbert, and soc doe her Lads for
the moste parte, and ! am Taught at
by allie but onely Lady Margaret for
that uOc lear Inc IuaH anu Ills cures
that they bee not such as are permitted
to Xtian christian folke to undergoe.
have seen him playe strange tricks.
takeing, for the diversion of the
queens lads. sike glove from one
and her bedes Of andre from another
and scrapre of the writeing of her
Love from another. If she have it about
her and can be purswaded to give it
uppe, and makeing the one to russle
and give forthe speckles of tyre. and
the others one to pick the other uppe
by touching of it-and a blacke cate
comeing in Ire rubbed her that she bris-
sled and gave forthe little tyres that
daunced alopge her furre In the dark
as If the wyches that love blacke Gates
were strokeng her back. Soche mat
tiers are of the divel and sholde not be
medled with for sporte. they are not
meet for good Xtians.'
Poor. timid little lady! II she deem
ed DIR. Gilbert's tricks and cures Of
500 years ago so perilous to the soul
what would she have thought of the
electric shocks. baths. massage and all
the varied tingling. prickling, crack
ling and spark splitting electrical
devices of cur modern physicians?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23
COUNTY NEWS
M'KINLEY.

Officers elected at the annual meeting Of
the Tremo9t savings bank: Eugene M.
Stanley, president; Everett A. Stanley,
vice president; H. P. Richardson, treas
urer; Eugene M. Stanley, p. w. Richard
son, Everett A. Stanley, H. P. Richardson,
Will m H. Thurston, directors; P. W..
Richardson, H. P. Richardson, Eugene
M. Stanley, K. A. Stanley, o. M. Kit
fridge, e. B. Clark, John Knowlton,
George M. Wallsce, George w. Billings,
Willis DoIliver, d. F. Norwood, Lewis ~
Cot, Charles W. Martin, Thomas 8. Tap
ley, F. l.. Manchester, o. L. Bragg A. l..
Black, Will 6. Colt, Willis B. Watson, D.
8. Colt. Benjamin Murphy, Sylvester
Gort, Loren d. Rich, Frank M. Eaton, w.
v. Torrey, Joshua Sawyer, z. o. Martin,
c. H. Dolliver, Albert d. Moore, William
II. Thurston, WI Thurston, incorpora-
tors.
Feb. 10. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Zemro Hall has returned from West
Gouldsboro.
George Colson and Fred Crabtree, who
have been in Halifax several weeks, are
home.
Alfred Leighton, who has been en-
ployed by the Great Northern Paper Co.,
is home.
Mrs. Nellie Lawrie, who has been il
several months, died Feb. Is. Much SYM
pathy is felt for the son and daughter.
Feb. q. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

The first known tree referred to in
the Bible Is the fig tree. We are apt
TO think of fig as very sweet dried
fruit. brown i'll color. packed into long
wooden Doves. When newly gathered
figs are rather like pears in shape and
of green or purple color. Eaten in
this state. the people of the east con
slider them the most delicious of fruit.
but the figs arr also dried and in that
form are included in almost every
meal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23
Tho Modern Way.

Mrs. Henry Feck-Men have degen-
Grated sadly stree the days of chival-
ry Sir Walter Raleigh spread his
cloak on the ground for the queen to
walk on. Women do not walk on
mems cloaks IN these modern days.
Mr.. Henry Pe:k-No: they walk on
mems necks now.-Puck
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23
GREAT POND.

Mrs. Davis is one of our many smart old
ladies, nearly eighty-six. She gets around
the house as easily as . woman much
younger, makes very pretty drawn and
braided rugs, and it would be hard for
young ladies Of the present day to equal
her knitting and sewing. E.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23
Open 70 Conviction.

II understand" said Mr.. Dolan. that
you declared there should be no more
fightin'."
II said that" replied Mr.. Rafferty,.
But never was obstinate. an mebbe
few words of argument from you
can make ME change my mind
Washington Star.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23
A Dilemma.

Wife-Henry. you really must have
the landlord come and see for himself
the awful damage the rain did to our
ceiling Hub can't without letting
him see the damage the children have
done to the rest OF the house.-Boston
Transcript
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

We are all born for love. 1t Is the
principle Of existence and its only end.
-Disraeli.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

SPEC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
Villa a de unirse {
. nuto Reyes y march,
sobre Durango

Ell PASO, Texas, Abril IT,
Francisco Villa no ha sido muerto,
nj tatnpoco ha muerto de sus :heri-
das en- Santa Ana, como los cStran-
cistas han querido nacer1o pasah 4 Ii
credulidad de los peones meNic },
Y como Sc quiere hacer Greer n
partamento de los Estados Undo!
Santa Ana esta I'm POGO arri5a
Rancho propiedad de Ia testameAt u!
Hearst. Las cartas recibidas aqui lei
gerente de esa propiedad, Ell dia de
aver, dicen de una manera conc ~
tie que Villa escape hacia ell Sur. {
pues del combate de Guerrero.
intenci6n del bandido ha sido tor
rapidamente Ell paso de las mora $
a Durango. Su plan original de mi -
a Canuto Reyes y mnchar sobrc .
range, no ha cambiaGo, segin dir
las noticias aqui recibidas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
81 CONFIRMA 0JE LAS TRGP:c
AMERICANS EST.iN EN- LOS II
Miles,.
MITES.
Uicnc tic In "a. pag.)

---
p6sito de escapar lihremente a a
persecution de- du" IS obictc. LIS
a-pntnS carrancistas OOinaron hoy o.
dislinta mancra que anOchc. DnnS
hoy diirron que Villa cStd SanO y ri
vo Y Gur Irata de buSrar I'm Sr@l""
rrGugip IN Ia Sierra Nadrc. haHian-
10 di<lribuiio Il su genie cn vans
partldas para iespistar 4 las tropas
amrricanaS que 10 p~ersigucn.
Fl general brigaiiHr JhOn R. pes
niu-. irfr dc IA cypcdici6n punij!ya,
ha estableciin una nueva basr j.
~opnHarion9S Ell Sat"v6. Ningun1 10
tiria ofiria, s. ina rccib!do ~rcferrnic
a uun las Columns dc CaballrCia III,
pnrsi~urn a Villa. hayan cXLcnIjto
su radio de acri6n mas al Sur Il" IA
riudad de Parral. Las nOticiaS par
t!cu!arCS. sin embargo, eSt;in Il" Il
currdO ~ que las tropaS del cOroD",
Dodd 0pc"an va en- los limitcS i"
chihuahua y Durango
Tn ganadcrO que arribj de TN ran
chO fa.rcanO z Bacliimba, inform5 4
Ia Drcnsa Que - ineXactO que Villa
haya mucrtO. ! IiiO mas, Que no 'n-
mia Fundamental Ia version de gu" 81
SO, r.I.l;. ,-InIiar, barilh IL ra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
In conlpIot para subLe-
var a Ia guarnici6n
De Aqua Prieta

DOUGLAS. A-iz., AbriI 12.-Ayer
fueron descubiertos aqui los planes
para llevar . cabo IA sublevacion de
las troras carrancistas en- e. Estado
de Sonora, con motive del incendio
de Ia Aduana de Aqua Prieta.
Al t~cricnte coroncl Belisario Gar
cia. comanGante en Aqua Prieta de
las fuerzas carrancistas, le fucron da-
dos . minutes para cruzar Al lado
americana. Los carrancistas que per-
manccen todavja leaIes a 81 partido !c
agusan de TRACTION. asi como a los que
consairahan con cl. Por documentoS
cue Sc encontraron en- Ia casa de
Garcia, haca var.os dias, Sc vino eH
coaocimientc de que este ostaba de
acucrdo con IN sobrino suyo, Rosa
rio Garcia, conocidISimo bGadido, pa
RI co.car . I'm gran nImero de c.
rranciscas. :oldados Y oficiales en- So
nora. unit' jse e. sesuida, al now
micnto del general Felix Diaz. Des-
pu5s de este. Ia policia cate6 Il casa
de Garcia : encortr6 en- ella gran
can1idad De armas ' municiones.
F. general Gales, comaHdante de
las tropas del Estado dc Sonora en-
Ecrmosiro. fue notificado Dor las au-
toridadcs de Aqua Prieta. de Ia dcfec-
ci6r del tanientc coroncl Garcia.
Gales to'agrafi6 dicicndo que Sc -
hasaba = Greer que fuera culPahle Go!
cargo eve sc le hacia. y cue sc h05ic-
Sc o-i4aada sn deportation 4 sre!o
americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
Los e~jecutados por Ga.
vira murieron victo-
riando a Mexico

Ell PASO, Ten. t.52il 12.-Am
pliando Ia information que SC do an
tes acerca de e - veri
ficadcs aver en- la maI4lia ~porsordcr
del general carrancista Gabriel Ga
vjra, c~omandante de las fuerzas de
c. Juirez. en- persons que fueror
acus2das de c~onspirar en- favor de
genera! Felix Diaz, hay que agregaI
ahora esios detalles.
Divididos los prisioneros, que eran
y, en- cuatro grupos de a tres. sc
tlevd al primer grupo tornado por
Chayarr;a, Borroel Y Hernandez,
frente 4 Ia pared de adobe del CAM
posanto. Los restantes acusados sc les
coloc6 en- lugar preeminente para
que fueran espectadores.
Co!ocadcs asi, Chavarria, que era
IN general. dijo al captain que man-
daba Ia fuerza:
"Estamos !istos, mi captain, y pues
hemos de morir, comencemos.."
-Crac!as, se5or, respondi6 Ell ca
pit&N, no queriendo ser e en-
c~ortesia.
listed primero, mi general"-y ~
contcrir este honor a C~havarria, este
hizo una reyerencia en- senal de agra
decimiento.
-"Quisiera regular a listed nj
sombrero: sirvase aceptarlo y obs4-
quiemc listed con un cigarro. Ell sCEl-
brero fue acceptable; Sc lie ofreci6 e.
cigauo a Chavarria, 10 prendi6 y So
10 puSo entre los labios.
Viva w-exclam6 Cha
varria cGanGo los rifles del ~pelot6a ic
apuntaron.
-:"FuegoH'-ordeno e! captain. J
eli general Chavarria qued6 tenG:do
en- terra.
Borroel lie sigui6. Sc par6 con catc-
reza. hiZo frente q los e~jecutoras. Y
quitandose el sombrero, eXclan0:
Viva MeXico!", muriendo como ST.
companero Y como muri6 Hernandez
IN instante despues.
FL captain anuncio que los 9 :es-
taates prisioneros, volverian al cUH--
tel Y que tendr;an que esperar otro
dia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
LOS FILLISTAS HAN INVADiDO
Ell ESTADO DE DURANGO

.n s. sSfSIsI3 IEAESsfaETI
Los viliistas nan degrade %internar-
Sc en- e. Estado dc Durango. Ash 10
dicen los mensajes que Sc recibieron
aqui de Torre6n, POGO antes de que
la communication telegrafica quedara
inrerrumpida entire aquella cludad y
Monterrey.
Calixto Contreras fue el primero
en- unirse a los villistas, reforzando a
estos con la genie que lie qued6, des-
pues de los fracasos que tuvo en- los
combates que !ibr6 con los c~arransis,
tas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
Millionaire de- N. York
representa- 81 Oral.
Diaz en- E. Unid0s

" NJ
-. a- ,,lo
r,osos m~Trororios do Nrava York, en-
una impo.tanre interview que conco-
do a los periodist"s aver aqu'' de-
caro- que eI era eI representative q!
.3S EStaaoS tNiaoS os! ge.'ei"I r''''
Diaz' para hacef toooS los eS'"ei-
z0s heceS2floS a In He oar " D'"| g
contFo! de los hegocloS guoet''"iNeI-
tales dc Mexico 0&Jo Ia uhlca COZ
"lc!on De que g manteAga a~lh!SIIue7
: relacloneS O los EsIauoS Ohi"os'
Stokes oIJo que por su cone%loA CO"
g! general Dlaz, haDla tenldo que TcE
con los emp-e2doS del SerVlclo Sec*e-
70.
A YER los d~eSpacno5 de II PaSo'
que habIaban de Ia e~%pedlclon De Oo-
Sc Ines Saiazar, sc Slntlo g~rande-
mcntc eXciiado ) POGO tempo des-
Ducs recibi6 III. Ie!egrama en- cue Sc
10 ciraba ! Nycva York, con motive
.;m4.a l.,
los u!Jlmo' successes -e"!"clo'"uo" co"
Dia2.
Stokes hizo saber dcsruGs. que Gu-
rantc n ~cstancia del general F. Diaz
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
V.Carranza asegura que
no Sc opondra ala ex-
uedici5n americana

NUEVA YORK, Abril l2.-"El
Mundo." de aver en- Ia ma1ana, Pu-
bIica el siguiente despacho: "Washing
ton. D. C.-La administration ha re-
cibido seguridades de Carranza de
que eI gobierno de facto de Mexico
no tiene intcncion de i~ntarTenir en-
nugGn santido en- Ia expedition DE.
general Pr5hing. ' cue todos los CO.
mandantes de las fucrzas constituclo-
nalistaa han reciJido inStrucciones pa
"a deiar pasar li6res q las tropas ame
.ricanas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
FL SJECRO DEL GRAIL. FUNSTON
E5 VlCTIMA DE UN ACClDEN-
TIE AUTOMOVILISTICO

san LEANDRO, Cal, Abril y. =
Otto Blankart, de 20 amos. padre poll
tico del mayor general Frederick Fu0S
ton. de San Antonio, Tue a~rrojado
antenocha del auto en- que iba, reel
biendo graves Icsiones. Sufrio Ia frac-
.u:a dc IL cadcra derecha : Ia del
hombro de! mismo lado, y Ell aten-
cian I su avanzada edad, Sc teme gu
81 curacion tarde algJn tempo,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
UN GRAN CARGAMENTO DE AR.
MAS Y MUNICIONES FUE
ENVIADO
Uicnc dc Ia IA. paJ.)

Monterrey, n. L.. y Ia de Torre0n,
Coahgila, ha quedado nuevamente in
terrumpida. FL informe que habla de
este asunto no precisa Ell lugar dondc
ocurri0 IA Interruption, nj dice 81 e.
trafico ferrccarrilero entire ambas
poblaciones ha quedado tamblen inte-
rrumpido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
OBRAS De yENTA EN- Ia LIBRERIA De IGNACEo 6, 1L0zAN0
Is ga ns Eczdadgn macs @uEs "a qus ten 81 meier sUHdo IL eaev eada ns bs&fc' Acs
ssH5as 50 dssm5anp zoe eoro. sahos psgdaa Ell mmno din azae Eebe Is 3Gen

z Ans 6s casa. Guia de Ia muiee educs
"a 81 mateTia De hs5i;lci0n, cocinE, 10
q calculator del AIgod6n. Obrs utilfstIas
paTs 5~emOTadcreS, plzCcd0Fe5 J tTG.-c5L-
ties de GlcOG0D EtJ
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2etcdo complete d. Scifco por don E!is-
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