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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
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County, bat es am %. itarf ees
regnet.
- 8elm Stiergefe6t ON Sonns
tag in @l 8olp tpuroe Der Wataoor
Sarileo, geraoe als er Dem Stiere
ben 9ooesitub oerieben nullte. aufz
gelpiebt uno idredlih 5ugeri6tet.
Sn Weit 8oint miro cine Yrd@
leroeu=5 abrif etablirt. Die Chicago
Builoing anb Manufacturing Cont
panp" miro oas @ebduoe erribten.
Der &ontraftpreis BON $3.50 lit um
$2500 iiber5etbnet pDroen.
Sn Seauin lit cine Woblmiible
fir 100000 ir 8au beariffen, etne
gptton=& omprelie fir $4,000 uno
cine Sin uno 8relie fir runoe 8als
len. Die Staot madt qrDBe Sort
Shritts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
Mlerlci.

Gin itarfer @ino atr1 Morgeu,
Der ben Staub aufwirbelte, uno cine
empfinolihe Suble bilbeten nibt
bas ginitiaite @etter fir Die pielen
Bicnics, Die am OIterionntag i'm
Sreien a~baebalten puroen. Snoeis
fen lieBen iid Die Iushi9ler ooourh
nidt pDrt ibrem Gergnii9en abbalten
uno am Rabmittag muroe es benin
AUDI reht angenebm. Sn Der Staot
mar pieber bic iiblibe 8Dlferpanz
beruna nad ben Sarfs uno Ser
eni1gunespldben bemerfbar. SIN
San BeorD 4arf NOR gum eriten
Wtole in Der Sailpn &onsert, aus
eeflbrt BON Beds &apele.
Ser 9ampfer n0annDber"
fdbrt am IL. Wai BON @alpeiton
nad Bremen oh. Man belege bel
3eiten 8alioge.
9as bemutratilde County,
grecutip > &omit6 lit auf ndditen
Samstae su elmer 8%erlammluug
einberufen pDroen.
- Das 2pceum bat nod spei
peitere unterbaltuneen in Iusliht
eeiteat. Sir ben 10. Npril Die
8lumenberg &pn5ert : aumpagnie
uno fir ben 10. Gpril Gen. Sibbueb
See. Der iiber narieg uno Srieoen
in Den Ser. Staten uno auf Cuba"
1prehen uirb.
Die "P. D. Hauser & Sons
Floral Company" BON San Nnz
tomb bat iid init einem &apita( opn
$50. 900 inforporiren laiien. Oer=
lelben aebDrt 6err 8 .. 0auler
NIT ieinen bier SDbnen an.
Die ShulbebDroe bat Die Wobl
BON brei Shultruitees auf ben 3.
Wiat an9eieBt. Sn ben &la1ien oes
Z. nno s. Grades 1uu nab ben
Sbulitunoen unter ben Nuipisien
oes Womon's Club periuhsmeiie
ben Wsao6en unterri9t i'm &ohen
ertbeilt meroen. Die Iusgabe BON
$50, 900 in Bombs fir Die @rbauune
neuer S6ulbduier tuuroe aneereet.
Das aroBe &onsert gum 8e<
fen Der "School Art League"
finoet am 9ohnerstag in Der Beet
bOoet : Mdnnerborbaue ftatt. Se=
oes 9tfet bat eir1en Coupon, mp=
raul Elm 8eminn geSuger perben
fanrt.
8. & SC. Simmang baben
lire 3ahlungen eineeitelt.
Brdlioent 6enrp 6. 8ouie
BON Der SO. 6. & g.. 8ahn befano
fid] mebrere Gage in Der Stabt.
Sein 8eiuh in 3eras itebt nit Dem
8ou Der Balm BON TaplDr nah
Iuftin uno Ginger anberer 2inien
in Serbinbung.
Der Wdnner @eiang Berein
n5robSinn" pe%ranlta(tete am @ams=
tag Ibenb einen aroBen 8an in Der
W%iilIiuns=@ Sale. Ser 8an
mar iebr itarf beludt unb Die mur1=
teren 9ans=@eiien BON Tbeu. Nrbts
8apeQe bielten Die tan5lu1tigen
Baare Bis gum friiben Mor9en bei=
iammen. Die arrangements laeerl
in ben bemdbrten 9dnoen Der Ger
rem CHARLES Waurer. CHARLES @ebel
uno Noplpb s. 2ebmann.
Ser 9urn : gerein oeranitoltet
am 5. Gpril Elm Calico Ianstrdn5=
hen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
Ser Cinderella Sdmb Yalait

SEQ. 207 Ilomo 8lasa, gelepbon
585, bat eineA eroBen gorratb pom
Shuben fIr 6errrn. Damen uuo
&inoer fir Die beoorltebenoen Geiers
Gage. Nne Waaren fino nur aus
ben eriten Gabriten besoeen. @ir
bieten ollie &onfurrens ourb Aualis
tat unb Breiie. Mub bic beliebten
uno poraialiden Nlfreo Dolge'S
Jil5ibube iino mieoer aneefommer.
Sprebt Bel uns Dor uno beiibtiet
infer 2ager ooer ididt Cure Guf'
trdae brieflih elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
Grtnri0n mad Merito nom 10.
BIG %. Qpril.

Die GIblide Bacific : 8abn ldBt
am 10. Qprtl Ills 8prmittag bon
6ouiton einen Bug obeeben, Der an
alien intereiianten Statioren anf
benz @ege nab Der 6auptftaot
Werifo anbalt. am Is. bort eintrifft
uno am II. Worgens 1880 nDr bort
mteber abfdbrt. Dies lit cine quite
@elegenbeit fir Dieieniaen, Die baa
fb0ne 2anb fent1en gu lernert triirt<
ihen. @egen ginselbeiten tpenoet
Gub an Die 2ofalagenten Dber an:
$. 8. Mpbbins, g. s.. & IT,,
s. s. Mnberpn n, 81. g.. g. g.,
6ouiton, Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
9ie gerass nnb Yacific=8

nerfauft fir bic bonn %. Biz 25.
Ipril in Dallas itattfnoenbe Me=
union Der confDoerirten 8eteranen
not alien ibren Statiunen in 9eras
Gunoreiiebiuette gu eritaunlih nie=
origen Staten. 9idets gum 8ertauf
81, %. uno %. eiltie fur Die
&iidreiie BON Dallas am &c. Mpril.
nniere Ngenten beioraen SAlaf-
magenpldbe uno aeben ndbere Gins
selbeiten.
$. g. 9uebes.
8eiienoer Baiiase Net., Sort WDrtb.
g.. 8. Turner,
General 3aiiaee Igt., Dallas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
unlauterer Wettbemerb.

Gin Nrtifel BON gutter Auolitat lit
itets 0ababmungen uno runlauterem
Wettbeuerb" ~auSgeiebt. uno mir
iino oielerbalb ge5punaen. bas Bu=
blifum Dor 9duidungen gu tpar-
men. Inner n8uomeiier" uiro I'M.
ter elmer moblbefannten etiquette,
Die AUDI ben @amen aufmeilt, perz
fault; auBeroem lit Der &ame .8uo=
tueiler" auf ieoem Sort erlihtlid,.
Sober iollte barauf beiteben, baB
Die 5laihen in ieiner @egenmart
geDffnet tperben.
Anheuser Busch Brew'g Assn,
st. Louis, Mo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
Gin araslid,er llnsbrudh

GROCER @unoen am 9opfe nteiner
fleinen SDbter permanoelte iih in
&abl=S Dpfefeit" ifreibt 6. 9. So
bill BON Woraanton. Tenn., vaber
8udlens Nrnica Salbe beilte 1ie
pDuie." Sc lit elm earantirtes Sell
mittel fir @csema. Sal5>JluB, 6aut=
auslblag. &ina=@u rm uno dbnlibe
6autfranfbeiten. Sour % gts. gr=
bdltlib bel s. &alteper & 6obn,
@eo. s. S. Shmitt, gigentbimer,
uno Mb. DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
Gin tlhtieer 2ebrer miro ppn
ben &inoern Mandes fernen.
Brief 2ifte.
6errensSifte:

Gerren.2ifte:
8 8eefers - q 6 8rl6l-g 9 8lof -
o gonrao-@ Tabin-@eo @encbauier-
q Sofmonu-grnIt Saberer - q U Soff>
nder-Mr Sacobs - S 6 Sncobs - Geo
Brubmann-Soiepb S~trauB-8hii lIbrie
e Or @plf.
6ameu.9tte;
emma 8lum-auguiia 8urop Mrs
s 6riid - Mrs u 8 @auB = Mrs sc 3
Sartmonn-Ners s o Stloebrauo Mrs
. 9 6uso - Wrs Ntarp 8rii6 Gnua
9uujs-Mrs u S Bautih-gmilie Shltte
-Mrs O 8 8a6ef.
Mnsidnoiftae
Gnita oelm-Wr Gucas.
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100000 Tlaiaeu pro gaa

tperben BON Der Inbeuier Build.
Brauerei in ct. 2ouis, Mo.. nit
beren r8uomeiler"- Bier eefiiqt. I'M
ben tdelihen Beoarf bieler beliebten
Worte 5u befen. Nuseeiuhter Ser.
ften=Wala, Der bette 9Dpfen unb ees
nieenb 2a9erraum fiir cine 6=munats
lihe 6eifeseit. iteben fiir bic gro6e
Mabiraee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
@demermeger's Tamiliensarten

erfreut fib pegen ieiner aasgeaeiH.
neten &ube oes beften &ufes bel
6ieiigen uno Sremben unb miro
oementipreheno BON syreunoen elmer
9uten oeutiben Soft ftarf patroni.
lirt. Delifateiien Der Gaiipn ents
lprebero. Wilhereiprpbufte auer
Nrt. SIN Saloon finbet mar, ftets
friides Bier. quite Weine, 2ieu5re
uno G%igarren. S1euermeger's ga.
miliengarten lit elm @rbolunesplat
erfter &lefie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31

~- Salt, cement, Sanb, Bod
feline, feuerfelte Steine unb 9bon.
Cheer uno Gspbaltpapier, 9abpappes
9beer uno asphalt. Del, 9erpentin,
5arben, @las &c. &c. itets porrdtbiQ
bel &. g. 9ielmana, BOG Of.
Commences traBe. 0ieoriee 8reiie,
quite Waare iofpie quite uno reelIe
8eoienung tueroen garantirt. -
Ielephpn 40
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
Giienbabn Tabrs Ylan.
S. Il q. q. Babn.

Nab alien Rorb.S erass 8untten ........
80 8prm.
Wa6 ct. Souls, MenlpbiS unb benz
Often. 1880 Mittaas.
Hab @acu, Norb<9eras, Santa Sc unb
Sriscos8unften 8.l5 Mbenbs
Nab ct. 3ouls unb benz Often 800 ,
Nah aarebp unb Nterico. 800 8prm.
Mnfunft.
Bon st. Souls unb benz Often. .7.3O @orm.
Son W~DrosSeIas, Santa Sc unb Srisco>
Yunften .8.45 Bortn.
Son lDcalen Yunften .......6.3O Had1m.
Son ct. Souls unb benz Oiten IL. As Mbos.
Bon 2arebD uno Werito. 80. II. 10 Nad3rn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
9frbettem "a gtunoen arp Sae.

&ube lit etrpos unbefanntes fiir
iene unermiio1ihen fleinen Nrbeiter
= Dr.. Kings New Life Pills.
Wiu:onen iino ftGnblidl bamit be-
lbdftiet, fridge 2eber, @elbiudt, 8iz
li6iitdt, 5ieber uno sSr6iteln gu bei=
len. Sic treiben franfbafte Gppf<
lhmerseu unb Walnria aus Dem
6nitem. Breis nur 25 Gents bel
s. &alteper & Spbn. Geo. S. S.
Sbmitt, @iaentbimer. unb Noplf
DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
Sebt TIT bic Reit

guren Sorratb BON Seuerbuls fir
ben @inter on5uidafen. @ir boben
oas bette lie bier offerirte 0ols Jus
Houno 8od an Der SO. 6. & &.
Sabn. Wadt Cure 8efteauno.
9elepbon 81.
Sunfet boob gpmpanu
8. q. Tith. General Mtanoaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
Wnfunft t.
VI. &. & =. 8abm.

Nab @aco. Gort @ortb. Dallas. 8onias
9th, ct. Souls unb Chicago, tdglih,
(S.M 6 q. q. Oepot) ..7:30 Mor9ens.
gtab 8aco, Sort @ortb, 0alos &c. loom
Suniet<DepDt) ..........8 :l6 NbenoS.
Wntunt:
8pn gbicasp. ct. 2ouis, @anias gitp,
SadaS, Sort @ortb un6 8acD, tdglih
(Snniet 0epot) ...........8:3O Worn1.
8on 8aco, Sort WDrtb, Dallas &c. 70.
U. & u. d. Seppt) $500. 9:25 Mbenos.
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0rnnbcisemtbums . ltebertraannaeu.

RIB. 0opnes an 6ranf 8. 8oBs
barot, elm Gfer 2ano aus Tbat6ers
Surpep "a, fir $1,000.
6. Sod u. q. an S. s. Collins,
2 Nder Qano i'm z. 0iitrict. 5000.
6p. ShiHers an $. IS. 6. 6aps,
Grunoftiid an 2abur &oao, 1915.
W. 6. @ihmann an &. S. Dorm,
34l Nder 2ano aus benz Surpeg
1886 fir ST., 500.
". Z. Ggres II. u. an Barbara
YOU, 1rnnoftid an 0e(mor Str.
Yreis nomineG.
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Sputbern Yacific Babm.

Nad Nep Orleans, Spuapn unb Gal.
beiton td9ltdb.. ....... .l2:00 Mittags.
geab 81 8aio, galifornien unb Merttp
........ 900 8prr1.
Nab Woro~Seras, ct. 9puts unb gbieae
go (Katy Flyer ........8:15 Mbenbs.
Mnfunft.
Son NDro<Ee1os, ct. 9puis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer ..........8:30 MDrger13.
Bon New Orleans, Souftpu unb @nls
beftDn tGgltf. ............4:45 Nabm.
Bon 81 8aio, @a%lifprnien uno Merito
.7:30 Nbenb8.
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eertraut ends atd,t auadialbera an,

anber 0r6nung if. Gobalb Sir bemerft.
baB Der Masen ben Sienft Seriaa., ba6
Cure 8erbannns seit5rt 1T, baB Sober.
Mieren unb Mifs fiht 10 funoiren, mie
bies Der San lein iplte, ruenn !Shr NIT
Ropfpeb. lauren auftosen, SartIeibias
teit, 8ldbuneen unb ou6eren bon unreis
mem Btut berrIbrenben 9eiben oenloot
lett, 10 nehmt bic ct. Bernard 8rduter.
piaen, oies alt5etudhrte Seilmittef. bos
aus rein pegetabiliifeu Snarebienaien
betebt, b. 3. aus ben reinen Gdften he'll.
tr6ftiger 8rduter uno bas oesbalb Idhpu
nn66blige 9lIdiihe &uren bepirft bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31

Stets iertis gum @ebraud,
ltets 5uoerldlfia iino Cheatham's
Laxative Tablets. Sic bepirfen
Die Seilun9 elmer @rfdltune ibneller,
als iraeno elm anoeres Mittel. 2eiht
bel fid gu tragen, anQenebm 81 nebs
men. 8arantirt. Breia 25 Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
9r. Sames $. Simbleb,
9ids-@ ebaube.
speeialiit fiir Naie, Sals II. Obr.

Spreh Stunoen bon 10-12 ubr
hermitage, 3-5 llbr @admittags.
Sonutags: BON 10-11 ubr Nprm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
@ulf gbure 8abu.

Mbfahrt.
Nah 5todbale. tdglih, ....8:00 8orm.
Mntunft.
Bon Stodbale, tdalih. ...3:00 Nahm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
e. u. & u. q. 8abn.
Wbfahrt.

Mah @ainefon, 6outDn unb gnero tag
lio. 300 Born.
9ab Corpus gbrifti. Nra,ias 8oB unb
8eebiGe tdatih ....,.....9 nhr 8prr.
urb 2:20 Nabm.
WaA 85rnc mnb 8errniQe, tdelih ......
$3.50 Born.
Mnfunt.
8on @alneton. 6Duiton unb guero tag
Ii6 49,. ZOO Mbenbs.
Son Corpus ghrifti, &ranios 8aB nnb
Beebine taalid. ..........2:05 Nodm.
Bon 86rtte unb 8errnile. taslih...:..
$3.50 Mbenbs.
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9r. 6pbert g. Mpk,

W Rr
Office 123 Gne 6. Specialiit fir Nu.
gen, Sbren, 9ale unb &eble. Gpred3.
ltunoen BON 9 biz II ubr Bormtttaqs
uno BON 2 bis 5 nhr Nahmittaaa.
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- Smportirter poyter uno Gle
Del 6. 6. Sane & CO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-31
SetrafbsiHcine

W. Steaner uno 2enab @iGiams.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21

set Is on the increase. Whether carving
the Agricultural Commission, q press assn
cation from distant parts. or the Worlds
FAR commissioners from some State which
expects to display 1T the Fair. the tally
no has become the thing IN which to do
the site Its pomp and circumstance on an
diminished boulevard Quickens your mag
NATION and. presto! the Exposition has been
built by your Imagination
II Is amusing for the person connected
with the Exposition n orerhear the resi-
cent explaining the intricacies OF the site
! 10 his out-of-town visitor. He points out
the varied Industries building. 1t becomes
the Liberal Arts One tree, four feet thick
and seventy feet high, a veritabIe Trojan
OF the forest which stIll stands undis-
turbed In the middle OF the grand court, in
slandered as one OF the transplanted.
Most fearful and remarkable are the de-
scrlpuons given OF that artistic centerpiece
OF the Fair-the Cascade Gardens. Try a.
they honestly may. the Cascade Garden
scheme seems somehow beyond the under
standing OF many residents OF the Worlds
Fair city He gets II wrong every time. A
Jefferson Guard who takes real pride In the
big show tried TO set people right for a
week. and then gave IL up In despair.
When you escort your friend 20 the Grand
Court. just tell him that yonder In that
hollow hill engineers are taking or one side
OF 1t and sticking these fragments Oh the
other side: that the biggest artificial water
fall in the world viii take twenty plungcs
down the center OF the hollow. and empty
1900 gallons OF water q minute into the
lagoon At the bottom, and that two cas-
cades OF 5000 gallons a minute viii run
down the ends OF the hill. That = about "a
much a he viii understand At the rrst
telling.
FINISHED INNER COURT oF
ELECTRICITY BUILDING.
People have strange ideas about seeing !
the site They ahght At Lindel pavilion. At
the extreme eastern limits OF the grounds.
when they might have started in al, Lin
dell boulevard where the car turns on that
drive for its swing toward the pavilion.
They walk through the park to the e~ntrance
OF the site on the end OF the channeiwzy.
Once on that planking. they never leave It,
believing that everything worth seeing may
be observed from that promenade. i
Unless the Jefferson Guard Is asked
about the Electricity and the
Textiles buildings. the visitor would leave I
the scene OF construction none the wiser
the subject OF the finished inner court
of the Electricity building. the one place
IN the Exposition grounds which shows how
he architecture Of the structures win ap- Z
pear when completed /,
Few have the interest to climb tie Art
Hill At the head OF the Grand Court fror ],
which vantage point the only comprehensiv.
new OF the grounds can be obtained ana
rom which place the clearly marked foun-
'auons OF the Fin Arts Palace give soma
COMPREHENSION OF Its 30 feet OF facade ,
ronuns The court These persons do not
NOW that the slight exertiou Of ascending /,
ne mn VIII repay them II only for the sight +,
some astonishing high trestle work thar I
lad TO be done to carry the Missouri pa /,
nc and the Frisco railways into the !
- 2
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21

FOR THE SUNDAY
a gray morning mist trails over the sit.
The grim Gothic towers OF the Admins.
ration building float uncertainty In tbs
! dawn
Trees tremble on the hiIIsides. Birds ar,
stirring there. a new freshness is in IN.
air.
Out yonder spires and domes glitter with
coming light citrward. cDlors are splasbed
on the sky line.
A Missouri mule b-ays. Chains cIauk s-
the grader rides bareback TO his work sinv-
! inr an oid-timc melody.
Fire Up: hitch up and &c; up: then back
ware and forward across the same yellow
I'LL. Just 160 days lower than last surinc
Khaki men. with long. swinging strid.
march abreast down the Administration
plaza 1t IS the Jefferson Guards beginning
tneE patrol for the day.
Carpenters are coming through u-sra
fences on the Catlin tract. A thousand OF
them. who vi. climb long ladders 10 live
eight hours in the open
Then there are men with nour-vhite ra-
ments and italian skins. who are ready IN
mold fantastic shapes that will maj.
frame skeleton look like q fairy palace.
Then comes the sleeyy-headed coat Near.
water boy. often the missing link OF daily
labor In Mr. Tayior's architecture dreams
In the midst OF vibrating sounds. Won will
De s4rIeo py q simple AnEio-Saxon word
a word dropping weirdly from the air i'm
p.rtlns a thrill OF LOST mariners clingfn- n
q speck in Che ocean.
HOW TEE MENACE
SUPPLIED WITH WATER
W-a-t-e-r," is the long. drra-y war rron
the workers on high places. who chance
10 pause a moment 10 forget the c,amor q,
their surroundings.
An "oat-meal" boy wobbies under a vok.
of Dangling buckets as Re races. lodging
things. across the thirteen-acre floor Of ona I
OF the largest buildings
A dummy engine chugs. One OF IN.
buckets leaps 100 feet on a derrick. 10 the
parched men in bare arms. on a suidery
The raPpery-rap-rap Of ham
lners ceases aIoft.
That instant The making OF an Exaod i'm
tnrons and stops i moment is lost OUT
the colossal construction period. The ;
nance visitor takes his cue and asks
Can they get ready in 1902
Empty buckets are lowered TO the hoy. I
engines pant FIve-ton cirders rise. swift
y. silently. o. a travelling crane. 10 the
overhead brace The hammer cbor,s
-ines out anew. a whistle shrieks and the
sirder sinks into its socket. The visitor
Speaking OF the visitor suggests his IA
'oi1te haunt II is on the low wooden
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21

Residents Of 81. Louis know lene -
the colossal proportions Of the Expoufuu
than outside persons. TIM - the verdict :!
observation by the Je3srsun Guard urS3nr
A guard informed q 81 Lcuis msruAaws =
other day. that half Of the enttrs 49, 3
road The citizen was surprised and nsm
when this addition was acquired a ~
from Chicago came down 70 ths M tw
weeks aro and corrected . guard - T. q
location OF the State buildings On u IT.
VISITORS ARB NOT Z
ALLOWED TO SMOKE
Two thousand placards warning fhs
ftor against smoking on the ssts law -
posted a. n many different points On
grounds You win notice the s-asy-<uHu
citizen looking n the stgn hfls he puG
industriously 1t his cigar. He Vim ste~ =
listen TO the guard telling another moAu
thai IL pretueices the Insurance q a.
buildings He VIII even be q vftusH 4
the command to put out thu light. ana u
pass On. SIN putting. down the lenxsn
me channelway. The man with the a.
5 the daily nuisance on the grounds. N
penetrates the frame buildings with
nreorand and sometimes gets yery uuof
insulred If he Is ordeIed to leava
81 Louis people are the most creduam
IN regard 10 the outcome OF the Fair. 60
sloe visitors are the persons vho exnr~
the most hope OF the Expositiou', ultsu~s
greatness. were the words of ~.nA
formed guard at the Administration RusEl
ms some days ego Most of the st -
Elsitors who come here to ASH M cue.f,cSz
seem to regard the whole affair "A a CO.
ing Joke. The misstatements made bv 49,
10 friends from outside the CITY n-c--1
Us many times When we seek IN fu-rsX
correct Information they contradict N -
great show OF superiority"
a strange colony of watcher
men VINO st the whole day On beam.
soc me varied Industries Building To - :
Win unceastng curiosity the WORK a. ~
@ uaveier which moves across -
noor OF rollers AZ It raises girderu n 49,
resting places On he top Of ths rr,-&
which VIII extend through thu 0oor .~-Z
Inc machine raises two sets Of ttrnh~-
once. 2 set On either side. TAN 70 ~
-nese ioungers and they VII ten v.n 49,
IDout construction and the Exposition 49,
or the grounds.
conversation with . Syesr-oH {
Fno has spent his vacation ssudvfn- 49,
netnoos or constructing the Exno1s>s~
WIS refreshing. He knev
G Term Tor nearly every piecs
construction material used in The frr-
work OF the exhibit structurex T,-e ~
lao learned how an enormous .rru~<
vas put together He went To the r~rc%I
Ion grounds TO learn something. "a.
,ot wasted ais time. A director Of - I
- E~HPos,uons grand divisions. who f@
'eteran OF the Chicago and the Par. r.
says that the study Of - -
ns OF an International show II eour7
Properly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21

bridge. spanning The west lagoon Directly
al the end looms the star 6ecked dome OF
the Varied Industries building. white and
high and himy- Pretty girls like 10 cIus-
ter On the rails of the briige ana so Ito
ecstasiSs over the sculptured creations that
seem 10 Eeit into the soft blue sky.
Neu-sroomed young men pick their
patent leather way along the channel top.
but never venture beyond. Even the
laughing girls on the bridge tempt them
not They stand OF and subject the
buildings 10 4 rapid. critical survey. Per-
haps you Will hear the stock
Somewhat OF n building that. Reginald
speaking Of the thirteen acres Of the Varied
Industries.
II you should chance 10 step into one o,
the little WOODEN boxes which serve as Of
hces for the general contracting firms. you
might have an ambition TO become a bidder
for an important task Stepping into his
den is like stepping out OF the desert into
civilization. There are roll tops and easy
chairs. Administers. much brass railing.
clerks and lockers stocked with creature
comforts.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS CREW
CARRY COILS OF COPPER
W~ire-burdened persons pass. They az
feet gray siouch hats. worn well down over
the eyes. Neckerchiefs float from their |
They carry coils OF copper.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21

They are the cowboys OF the site. an cleo
trical engineers crew. II Is their bushes,
TO enmesh the grounds with millions, Of
yards Of conduits
The mar with the transit and the level IS
You happen across him in
the most unexpected hooks. set far back in
favlnes His lines have enconpassed the
whols site.
Turn 10 the mar who bores holes with
ar he is tall and spare and aged in the
varied Industries building. fat and young
anc spry IN the Electricity building. How
ever. they accomplish the same results
drive a ffteen-inch anger through the ten
men Beam by the force OF compressed en-
ergy.
You will notice that the Boss con-
tractor Is using a red ~megaphone. HIS or
ders issue from the tube. II Il, a ,ort of
Aarconi system OF building. II you hear
him yell: Put in the monkey brace"
take II for granted that he knows what ne
Is talking about There are questions
which even the Jefferson Guards are not
supposed 10 answer.
About this sturdy man IN khaki. the
Guard who Is multiplying on the site win
the days How nicely he fits the narf AsE
what regiment he belonged 10. As ike as
not he will reply: "Twenty-second Infantry
Philippines" He ~stiffens with unconscious |
military precision. hating a comfortahle |
citizen with a cigar. The citizen passes on
without the cigar. He has done in pleas
antly.
Flocks OF girl chums are making THAR |
way along the ~charnelway, where the dust
Is thickest. olissfully ignorant OF what ev-
erything means out here. They crowd TO
escape the dashing turnout from West
place. Now. they fan to chatter
ing aimlessiy OF anything but the Eair and
how they deprecate the funeral OF the
trees,