Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-06
SHOW MODERN CUBA
WHAT REPUBLIC WILL Do
AT ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION
PUTS BEST FOOT FORWARD AND
LET'S OLD CUBA TAKE CARE
OF iTSELF-MoDER
DETAILS.

tive Cuba OF tomorrow. Cuba free and
independent. working out her own sal
Nation as one Of the nations OF the
cgIth-this rather than barking
hack to the old Cuba of the long-con-
t,nued bondage and the bitter travail.
4 will be the ruling motif of the Cuban
participation in the Worlds Fair at st.
Louis. Senior Estaban D. Estrada. the
| Cuban republics commissiOner-gen-
cral. has opened offices in the Admin
Istration building al the Fair grounds
and is busily employed in organizing
his countrys exhibits.
Some nations. being of ancient origin
and possessing romantic antiquities.
propose to go back a few hundred years
Tor architectural designs. and other
wise will seek to show forth the pie
turesque phases Of the life of the past.
Not so with Cuba; the little island re-
public has her history as an independ-
ent nation yet to make, her standards
to achieve, and she intends to take adj
vantage of the coming exposition. the
| first in which she participates on het
own responsibility. in a way that will
show tho now nation confidently focirc
the future with progressive ideas.
| "one sees in tho s,reets or Havana
some vefv interesting old tvo-wberlrI
carts, each drawn by single mule.
These. believe, were until recently
and may no stiI, tho draws mr. exp.,ss
wapo,s NJ vour uetronoiis you will
th,ve ono n, those oId cort- nm evbihi-
tior wil, Won NO, >" Couuissioper rs.
,rado was asLod
"prohah,v moi " no repIied ar any
ratio M, for its oyn sake put ~ we
srd Tho, 900 ho,o ,ryon,o1 n ,o,,. oor,
nv =, rroro modern and adyan,agoous
yobiolo N ,aLo lie mace ,,o mo-, ov-
Ihibi, ono ~ tho ola o,r,s ,Io,gsido n,
tho neu m show tho nrog.ess We have
rado +"
In TIM, statemen, rho commissioners
struct tho Lovno,o n, HE ,cheme for
UorId,s Eair oxnIoita,ior n, cuh, 10
Indicated tbat Tho rou, Crha IL IN bo
lireis,od mon NJ ali roir,c Ioovirg tho
old Cuba in rho hackgrourd. not that
Inc Cnhors arc IN any uisc ,shomo1 NJ
Inc old hut rather tbot thu are rroud
=, rho now
win ;bis ,ri,,ory o,,,oo, IN ,.io,. tho
vork NJ oryanizing tho disnIav ,s nov
GOING forward Tho commissioners vii,
Iuse eyor, reans in ,boir no,or IN sbn,,
Tho world assembled In a. touis inc,
what Cuba has heen abIe IN accomnIisr
since Uncle sam drove MI, tho nons
and the one-starred sag was raised
lover tho island. and mot only this but
even OF still greater moment. TO indi.
Ioate what Cuba can and will din I'm tho
future
The cuban buiIdinp will no si,uated
on a plot Of ground ,25 fee, sounre
lust west of the Mexican payiIion and
north of Frances replica of the Grand
lTrianon The buildinp is IN no so feet
square Alphabetically Il will show
the construction of n weIl-appointed
dwelling house of tho nresent dav In
the CITY OF Havana. Necessarily of
STAFF instead Of stone the material
most popular in Havana. This structure
will be one story in height: and We,
Its 'nrouortions will nor suffer nc this
from an artistic standpoiut for I'm
Cuba. where there are few dwellings
OF more than one story. the ceilings
are very much higher than in houses
I'm the United States. With a fiat root
for promenading or sightseeing pur.
poses. the Cuban building will present
an appearance sufficiently graceful tc
: be in keeping with its nelghbors.
: The chambers of the house. as In
: Cuba. will omen on an interior court
and in this enclosure II is designed tc
place a fountain and statute represent