Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-13
THE UNIVERSAL ExposrTIor

Oh the world, is beyond any question
'ne Universal Exposition, embracing,
as it does, most complete exhibits
from all parts of the universe, cover.
Ing every department Of human In
terest. We can conceive Of no other
enterprise which would SO nearly bring
together as one family all Of the peo.
pies Of all Of the countries with their
varied industries.
This Exposition is universal not only
because all Of the nations Of the earth
participate in the way of exhibits and
attendance, but because the whole
world will enjoy the many materially
beneficial results attained. We have
In this Universal Exposition the re-
suits Of the best work Of the head and
hand Of the ablest thinkers and most
expert artisans Of every country Of the
globe. You can not only see this work
classified in most intelligent manner
and exhibited under the most favor
able auspices, but you can meet and
become acquainted with those who are
SO accomplished and skilled In their
various professions and yocations. !.
A large number of conventions Of
writer's, thinkers and workers have
been held at this exposition Of univer-
sal exhibits. Not only the best re-
suits, but the most proficient men Of
the world have been brought together,
all under one tent and for one price Of
admission, as 1t were. What a thor.
oIgh education should be derived from
a careful study Of such a comprehen.
siye and magnificent exposition. What
could more influence the world fol
peace rather than war, for a better
civilization, for higher ideals and more
ambitious purposes? This mighty in
tluence will be felt not only by the
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different nations, but by Individual
In every country. The Russian exhib
its along side Of the japanese. Lei
these countries contest with the per
and plow, rather than with the swort
and gun. The Igorrote and the dudt
camp on the same plaza. The white
the black, the brown, the yellow ant
the red races from every CLINE, will
the best products OF their countries
are to be seen and studied, on thI
same day, at the same place, minglinl
together as one people.
The writer attended meeting o.
editors Of the universe at this expo
sition, where every known tongue wa
spoken and every country represented
There are many such remarkable meet
Ings there and we don't believe th,
world will ever enjoy such a universe
exposition again. Not only the exhib
its and the attendance are universal
but all the amusements known 4
man are to be enjoyed on the Pike
which is one mile Of continued pleas
. ure, up one side and down the othe
and across both ends. 1t is to be re
gretted that every inhabitant of tn
earth can not visit this exposition
and that it cannot be preserved In 1t
entirety for future generations to en-
10y. We don't believe such a compre
hensive and brilliant exposition Of ma
and his works will ever again be pre-
, sented to the world. Neither time
nor money, nor work, nor skill hay
been spared to make this exposition
lcomplete and universal in every sens
of the word.
II Every man and woman from ever
part of the world, who have seen an
studied every enterprise Of this chal
acter presented in the past, pronounc
this universal exposition marvellous.
Last, but not least, the God Of th
universe is recognized by this univel
sal exposition, which to His hone
and glory is closed on the Saooat
!. lday. No enterprise could be brougf
= to such a state of perfection In a Go'
q less country. A close investigation
this proposition as a whole, or In d
Itail. with a careful study Of the exhil
E its made by the different nations an
e of the nations themselves, will be'
S out this statement, and will NAL
every true God-fearing American +
y ioice that the the God of Heaven
|. the God of His country and of Il
y universal exposition, which is Il
y greatest work ever achieved by man.