The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
Exhibition to Open in London
a Month Hence viii Garry
the Visitors Back to Scenes
twenty-five Hundred Years.
WONDERFUL WORK OF
THE LITTLE BROWN MEN
Lord jersey One Of the Larg-
est British Land Owners, to
Allow Tenants to Become
Owners of FreehoIdS,
OLD THEORY QUESTIONED.

Especial Gable to Herald-Re Republican,
London, April 16.-American visitors to
the Anglo-Japanese exhibition which
opens just a month from today. will be-
hold something more than an exhibition.
They viii be able to pass i'm review the
romantic history Of the japanese nation,
revel in the pictures queness Of Oriental
splendor. feel the fascination of an east
ern awakening and participate in the
thrill of east meeting west in all that
makes for universal progress. The superb
delights Of japanese scenery, the beauties
Of native art. the skill OF racial CRAFTS
manshp. the crude traits Of abOrigines,
the refined characteristics Of the modern
empire, viii be unfOldeG by process or
dramatic surprises worthy Of nation
which rejOices iu a notable past and
glOries in the prospects of magnificent
future.
The pageant viii stand out as the great
est effort Japan has YET made i'm the race
for industrial renOWn. The undertaking
has received staunch support from the
emperor dOWnWards. National euthusl-
asm has been fired, and the country s re-
source fulness has been put under cOntrl-
button i'm order to prove their enormous
advancement i'm the liberal arts and sci
ences.
The visitor, as soon as he crosses the
threshold Of the entrance finds himself
invOIuntarilv interested I'm events con-
corning Japan's remote past. With the
aid of successive spectacles. admirably g.
ranged, ne can cOnjure up periods which
have left their mark on Japanese history
Back twenty-five Centuries.
The first of these representations car
ries the OnloOker back twenty-five cen-
turtles showing the architecture, costumes
and weapons which are said 10 have been
used at that far-Off time The next Ia
bleaux deals with the Tara period. when
scaDe became enriched through the con-
structiOu Of countless temples and mag
nificent pagOdas. Other equally interest
ing representations lead up to The Full
Wara era. which derives much of its not
able significance from the fact that la
dies ruled the roost- Step by step the
visitor observes the distinctive eDOchs in
japanese history until he Is finally intro
dUced into the Tokyo of today.
The municipal cities. such as Toxic.
KyOtO and Osaka. viii be well represent
ed. The contributions from KyOtO viii
appeal alike TO the eve and the magma
ton, but special interest will be aroused
by the model of the city of Osaka. This
example of miniature art work has been
executed with particular pride. On
base measuring twelve feet will be shown
some Of the 10000 houses which comprise
the city, while the hundreds Of bridges.
which constitute one Of the features 81
the place. viii also form part Of this re-
markable model
The section devoted to woman's work
will comprise much Of exceptional inter
est. Wood carving. lace making em-
brOideries. decorative art and costume
making viii form part Of the attractions
Freeholds for Tenants.
Lord Jersey, one of the largest land
owners In the Swansea district. VIII short
ly set his seal to the arrangement where
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