Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-30

.M - VI OEl AEdlGlu hIN
pw enroute to American or are pre-.
bring to make the journey. theiI
estimation being the Worlds Fail
st. Louis. They are coming not
Rerely to see the exposition, but to
ecome part of it. They will live
bring the seven months of the fair
the walled city of Jerusalem. a
production of their native city.
hich occupies eleven acres inside
be grounds at the Worlds Fair.
In the gathering of people from Jer.
allen are representatives of each of
Ia three religions which have strug.
He'd for possession of the Holy City
pm early times-Jews, Moslems and
b~ristians. They will occupy, in the
produced city, houses such as they
ne in at home, and they will carry
M lines of business such as they are
5ngaged in there. Along the streets
the Jerusalem in st. Louis are
ttRny shops and bazaars where va.
eus lines of oriental curios will be
oid. Metalsmiths and thinkers will
ff their trades, selling the product
visitors. In every possible way the
1tect OF the enterprise is to show
NIf just as it is in Jerusalem. The
pafive costumes will be worn, the ma.
ave languages spoken and the native
atoms adhered to with fidelity to de-
IA religion, as in business and home
ne, these natives Of Jerusalem will
be at home. The Jews will find their
ebrated "Wailing Wall where they
are wont to gather at certain hours
an& pray for the restoration of the
Holy City to the sons of David. The
NQhammedans will worship according
70 heir faith, in the reproduced Mos
Gen of Omar and in little chapels
on the site. The Christians
VIA parry on their forms of worship.
me Jerusalem of the Worlds Fair
3 Utmost completed. The building
4 the city has been a %stupendous
fEk. No such enterprise ever before
a attempted. The magnitude of ii
snch that n marvels how it could
ave- been done. Inside the great
AVE which surround the city about
4tFe hundred houses have been built
wood and staff, they are correct
ttterns of the originals at Jerusalem
they are six-sevenths the actual
Whole streets, famous in sacred
have been reproduced. The
walls, covered with san so
led as to represent the time
fed stone masonry of the ancient
hs it now appears, gives marvel
likeness of the original. The
pltects personally visited JeTu-
ln and studied the walls and build
in with minute attention to detail,
NJ in every respect the original
iod4S has been followed.
the famous Jaffa Gate, which is
in the Worlds Fair replica, at
* end Of the road leading down
nl the palace of fine arts. immed-
attracts the attention Of any
mo has visited Palestine. Thou
of pilgrims each year approach
alem along the road from Jaffa,
Re backs Of camels or donkeys.
pot, just as in olden days. Many
S the railroad that was |
d a few years ago. At the Jaffa :
| both inside and outside the walls. :
is always a picturesque scene. l
Ne Worlds Fair, Jerusalem this
within the gate will be repro I
faithfully. r
BRING at the jana gate the pill n
In st. Louis finds himself in p
the walled city. Before him the r
Of David stretches, a wide Il
eghfare, as Wilderness goes in q
lem. To the left is the moat o
ng the citadel. To the right is b
of quaint houses, where dwell n
OF the transported inhabitants, g
Ihrther along are two modern q
rebuilt just as they stand in h
u Jerusalem. These hostelries ="
Central hotel aud the Grand q
ptel They are intended for the "
nodation OF the many persons c.
tted with the enterprise in Of c
Pr clerical capacities. 81
street OF David crosses the Via e'
pa, along which Jesus bore his
on the journey to the cruel W
on Calvary. Here is shown nc
scce Homo arch. upon which II
Pontius Plate when he cried out w
populace, Behold the Mani" an
wheat market, with dirt door IN
ich Jew ana gentle strive for ye
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