The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-25
JOHN AND JANE
VISIT THE PIKE
SEN. WARDER ON HAN D
THEY SEE SANTIAGO FOUGHT
AND VISIT ALASKA, cEYLoN,
EAST INDIA AND TIE IN
DIAN SCHOOLS.

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OIL Thoy were stan ling III front o
/ Creation" On the Pike. 1t was on,
of those no nights which ST Louis oc
casionaily hands out to Worlds fail
visitors she was fat, puffy and shori
winded AMI was vigorously welding
i fan. Between pnffs she said;
4 Don't you think We ought to sec
| at other show called "Hereafter?9
Wiring the porspira;ion from his
ace an boxing at her vii astcnish-
ment, he beloved:
Gee whiz, Isn't this hot enough
for yoa.''
Yon will see from this that we
have hem down the pike. But | am
happy 10 say that din't yield until
We had na le a most Interesting jour
ney hrangh Alaska, Ceylon. East In.
jia. the Indian schools Of Oklahoma
ANA The Palace Of Agriculture. IaY
ing stwcl away In his stomach
gamplas Of breakfast foods, tomato
sonp. prpnes. doughnuts. chocolate
bot biscuits, grape juice. jallo, substl-
utcs iaf coffee pickles and catsup
given - him in ne foad section OF the
Agricultural building. John sail ne
was in fine shape to 60 down the
Pike
THEI GO DOWN THE PIKE.
TIE Pike at night is the peppery
salad talt goes with the educational
feast oua gets IN the exhibit palaces
Mingled with he bodlam OF noisy
mcgaphoHes are TIC screams ana
bclloNing1 OF Hasenbeck's animals
ANA the roar cf the cannoaadlng In
the Battle of Santiago II is q com
Of lights, ella hing gougs.
moving excited hurrlodly and pictur-
siquc sreh,teytlIre tSlt VIII lingsr /
long in ones memory When
comes = costly, ornate architecture |
ma really hgl class attractions II I
caves ne far-famei Midway of the |
Chicago fair far In the distance /
SpeakiHa in the curb tone yernacu
ar. II has The Midway lalea al
pale pag green tiht One attraction /
alone a The Pike | an toll cost 4
$4,000 From the sn1w.capptl sum
rits 81 the Tyrnlean Alp at one chi
y llale's Fire Fighters and the ia
ie of Santiago a. the ether there are
llty a fareat Slows in the prepara.
ion Of ahieh have bcm expended bo
wecn eir and i've millloadollars.
JOAN is WAPLikE.
IN dn9:lag which sho,5 we should
AXE in srgt It Is needless 0 say that
Iohns rosa fcr burning gunpowier
"a Us into the Battle Of Santiago
no I fortunate decision. however. for
fnl II ranks a. one Of the big at
ractcns OF the fair Sitting in an
mpM 'hcatCr we saw On large sheet
# WAFER directly in front Of us
aithlll reproduction of the naval en-
ounrer in when the Spanish feet
.as &c ,roycd. The ships are not
oys. but real ships in miniature. con
truc,ed II steel. vi por,s, guns AMI
'tt ~ stte'N va tAt aAAtsr ttlt ANflA- I
y-oae feag n length aad within each
MI there Is hidden a man and the
lccG1eal apparatus which drives the
ropeillIa.
Al or circlng around the hay for
time great gun from the turret OF
be Te%as booms out upon the night
fitness and the Spanish feet
cen CIR ping ont from behind the .
oaalan4 From that time on he
ombat is terrific There is booming
{ cannon and flashing of shells from
he b1ttC RIGS On the hin AMI amidst
All an explosion on che OF the
panish cruisers which sends frag
ients o. The vessel n hundred leet in /.
he air
When The battle was over and the .
panish feet destroyed | wondered
ow MANY u those who witnessed it
ll0wod their minds 10 get lar enough .
way from the thrilling realism OF 7.
he spec acc TO reflect that not only /,
his spectacle. but hundreds OF others !,
I this fair are made possible By the 7
modern development OF electrical sci.
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