Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-12
IRELAND As IT Is.
A World Fair Exhibit that will Show
the Important Part the Emerald Isle
Has in the World,s Industry.


the important Part the Emerald lsle
Has In the Worlds industry.
Ireland is drawing on her romantic
past. her beautiful scenery, her won
derful soil, her famed factories and
her art centers-to make an exhibit
at the Worlds Fair that will ade-
Quately portray the resources Of the
beautiful Emerald Isle and the in
dustry and advancement of her peo.
pie. All Irish organizations, on both
sides Of the Atlantic, have united to
make this exhibit representative,
creditable and successful.
Ireland will have no national pavil-
ion at the Worlds Fair, but she will
have more than that. On a tract SIS
by 250 feet, fronting on Lindell boule
ward near the main exposition en-
trance, the Irish International Expo
sition will create an exhibit that will
typify the industrial Importance of
ancient and modern Ireland, and show
her educational and social achieve
ments.
Many historic places will be repro
duced and process Of manufacture of
many of those articles in which the
Irish acknowledge no rival will be
shown. Sir Horace Plunkett, Lord
Castleton and T. P. Gill Of the depart
ment Of Agriculture and technical in
struction have evinced much interest
in the movement, and will do all in
their power to make the exhibit q
success. Sir Thomas Upton is lend
ing his encouragement to the move
ment. In New York the Hons. John
d. Crimmins, c. Bourke Cochran, Pat
rick ]. Egan, J. O'Brien, and the Hon.
Patrick Collins, mayor of Boston, have
identified themselves with the enter
prise. In st. Louis the supervising
committee is composed Of such repre-
sentative citizens as Daniel c. Mug
net. James Boyce, Edward Dewey and
J. A. Reardon.
Mr.. ]. A. Reardon left st. Louis
recently for Ireland and while on the
island will secure many attractions
The laces, linens, poplins, friezes
carpets, and needle work will be
shawo in process of manufacture in
model factories that will be repro
duced on the spacious grounds at the
exposition.
Entrance to this Irish Exhibit will
be through a replica of the old house
Of Parliament as 1t now stands today
as the Bank of Ireland at Dublin
Blarney Castle and the famous Blar-
ney stone will occupy a CONSPICUOUS
site in the reservation.
There will be typical Irish theater
where an Irish company will produce
Irish plays and where Irish music will
predominant.
Another reproduction that will ap
peal to the Irishman and American
alike will be the cottage in IRELAND
that was built and occupied by tn,
grand father of the late President O
the United States, William Mckinley
Many of the historic relics of the Nc
Kinley family will be exhibited in thii
Worlds Fair replica.
Many of the beauty spots in Ireland
famous in history and verse, will b.
reproduced. Lake Killarney and tn,
mountains surrounding it will be showI
in miniature There will be photo
graphed panoramic views and movin,
pictures of many of the most note,
spots in Ireland.
Two restaurants will be established
in the section, one where the strict.
Irish goods will be served in pur
Irish style. The other restaurant will
be more pretentious and cosmopolitan
More than 100 Irish men and womel
will leave their native land to assis
in the presentation of this exhibit tha
will be typical Of Ireland in ever
respect, and which will be a dignifie
really is
IF THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
Be sure and nse that old and well-trie