The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-02
AN AMERICAN EXPOSITION is
PLANNED FOR BERLIN NEXT
YEAR.
AMERICANS ISOLATE SELVES
Baron Brandenstein Proposes II and
the American Ambassador and the
American Busines. Men Approve.
To Advertise Our Products.

Berlin. July 81 Preparations are
actively in progress for an American
exposition. to be- he'd in Berlin in
April May and june next year.
Baron Dudolf. Won Brandcustcin the
originator and chief promoter OF thc
enterprise has returned from trip
- the United states. whore he sC-
cured according 10 his statement. a
representative committee Of bank
crs, merchants. manufacturers and
professional men who have agreed to
stand sponsors for this exposition
on the other side OF the Atlantic. The
former ambassador i'm Berlin. Charlie
magnc Tower is a members of the
committee.
The exposition IS TO be held i'm the
permanent exposition hail of the Bcr.
lin geological Gardens. If the plans
do not miscarry and the ambition
of Raron Won Brandenstcin is fully
realized it will contain specimens OF
practically everything which the
United States has - offer the rest
Of the world i'm natural products and
manufactured wares.
There is 10 be- an American band
perhaps. Sousas, an American res.
tam4ut, American ice cream soda
fountains. American sidcshows and
real American bar. Though osten
sibly the particular purpose the
promoters is TO afford opportunity
for the advertising Of American
wares, Germans hope, naturally, that
the exposition will prove great
drawing card for American tourists.
Another enterprise now being dis
cussod in Europe is the establish
mcnt in Berlin of a permanent ex-
hibition of American manufactured
goods \ New York exporting syn.
dicate expects TO open this display
next autumn. It will be practically
Men like Judge Schwarze the
TTcuton politician who would weld
Great Britain and Germany together
for economic warfare against the
United States. see i'm these projects
fresh grgounds for their fears that
America is about to devour v, opr
whole. But this apprehension ~ no,
shared by the German business com.
munity generally. The value of Amer.
lean tourist business i'm German
trade is recognized
We Germans says the writer Of
an article in recent numbp" Of
Die Woche." well known wcrhly
in Berlin. "as a nation the mos. an-
thusiastic travellers of the present
day, would welcome visits paid in
the same spirit, and would like those
whose daily customs in m, homes
We have so long studied to see uy
under the same conditions ana dp.
prcciatc MS the more. The Italians
and the French, whose countries We
frequent the most, visit us so lttlc
as TO play no Important part i'm our
'tourist traffic
The Englshmdn, as whole, IS
very uncnterprising in his mode OF
travelling, and lacks originality. TN
like the German, he is too fond OF
keeping 70 the beaten track, only
aroubling about what he must b,
sure to see Further, he is not al
individual who reconciles himself
easily TO foreign customs, and usu
ally selects towns such as Wicsba
den, Baden Baden Munich Dresden
Hanover and Berlin where he car
find an English colony The almos
proverbial English lord such {
well known personally in our CONT
= papers, no longer visits us. The mId
L die class Englishman is travelling il
his stead.
The American has taken the plac,
/. q the English lord, and, with hi
/. well filled pJrsc is a welcome guest
/. Whereas the hotels used only to con
slider their English clientele nov
they cater to the Americans, who
unlike, the average English folk
are 10 be found in the most unfre
quented spots, doubtless due 20 man.
of them being German.Americans
When the stomach falls TO perform
its functions, the bowels becom
, deranged the liver and the kidney
congested causing numerous dis