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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29
Personal.

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AILEEN BERG's Preparations at Ryan's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29
For Sale-Furniture.

FURNITURE for saIe-Phone 1891
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15
n Remedy
For All Pain

'The efficiency Of any drug" says Dr. c. p
Robbfns lis known To us by the results we
obtain from its use If we are able TO con-
troll pain and disease by means Of any pre-
paration, we certainly are warranted in its
yise. One OF the principal symptoms OF all
diseases is pain, and this is what the patient
most often applies 10 us for, J. e. something
go relieve his pain. il we can arrest this
promptix the patient Is most liable to trust
in us for the other remedies which Will effect
n permanent cure. One remedy which !
have used largely IN my practice is Anti
kamnfa Tablets. Many and varied are their
utes.@xJ have put them to the test on many
occasions, and have never been disappoint-
ed. / found them especially valuable for
headaches OF malarial origin, where quinine
wss being takea Ihey ,se appear 70 preVen1t
kRmnia Tablets are also excellent for the
headaches from improper digestiOn also
for headaches of a neuralgic origin, and es-
peciallyfor women subjeetto pains at certain
times. Two Anti-kamnia Tablets give
prompt relief, and in a short time the pat ent
ia able to go about as usual" These tablets
may be obtained at all druggists. Ark for
AK Tablets. They are also uneIceled for
headaches, neuralgia and all pains.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15
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PREDICTS
RUSSIA
WILL OUT

(l}N Aes0cld cd prcssl

New York SEPT 5 X Graves
Who said tAat he was ne Dr hsn-
9aard Karl Graves who is n,erna
tionally famous as former member
Of the German secret service and
personal spy fer he kaiser was ar
rested today On a CHARGE Of grand
larceny He rs said e nave pawned
q diamond ring which belonged to .
friend. Ernest Polito of Broollyn
Magistrate Nolan discharged The
prisoner on agreement that Polito
would be reimbursed This was
done.
The accused man charged his ar
rest was merely further evidence
that the German government is per
scouting him
They have tried to discredit and
silence me- he said
1T may interest this country To
know that there viii be a sensational
Development in the European .tua-
ticn on or about Sept 23 On that
dag there viii be a secret conference
'a Faropo which VIII cause Russia to
desert tho allies and support Ger
many We win yet the news here
out Sept IS or 2G know what
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15
MEAT CAUSE Of
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts to flush Kidneys f Back
hurts or Bladder bothers,

Il yon must nave your meat every
day, eau N pu5 aean o'- -.4ael $
Win saits occasionally says Aoted
authority VINO tells as that meat forms
uric acid which ahhust paralyzes the
Ndheys IN lhelf q ofls 10 eApei ~
tfom me blood. Inel become snug
gish and weaken Aen you suiteF
With duil m seFy ~ Jhe kidney res
ION. sharp halha ~ tie oacN OF sleh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15
OKLAHOMA CITY SCHOOL
BOARD WILL TRY EXPERIMENT

Oklahoma City public schools viii
this season try an experiment. that
is new and which has promael VII
in other communities. Twelve nf The
graduates OF the high school Of last
year who desire to ecoma tea hers
win BE ENGAGED as student tca hara
They viii re assigned 10 speceI vogz
in lines when they are most nter-
estod and with the supervision of the
regular teachers are expected to ac-
complish good work Their ay Will
be at the rate Of sl0 month
The minimum salary in the mgh
school year is 5000: the maximum
scale is 1880 The salary of the
teachers is increased $50 each year
until the maximum is reached In
grade schools the lowest wage is ST.
q month the highest $50 The same
system Of increases is employed
in The high school The board sa
that Oklahoma city teachers are paid
as literally as the teachers in Other
cities This conclusion was reached
hy securine data from other cities
Tho cost OF schools for each pupil
last year I'm Oklahoma City was
$3f72 exclusive Of interest and sink
ing fund for cato.f lU-Il;,,.-. ,.t-f I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15

but he has not interested himself.
You can rest assured that there are
other ways Tie recall is not the only
remedy The Business Mems League,
composed ot Guthrie property own
e.e wants to help Guthrie Tho
league believes a progressive mayor
W.l mean more work, more rents,
more people more business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15
JOHN FIELDS DATES.

TuesdaE September IS Poue ciu
1o:3p a. m Tonkaua Z d m. liz
mont p. ms Blackwell 7.8a
wednesday, September 1G. Perry. 2
p. m; Pawnee 7:3s %. m.
Thursday. September H. Glencoe g
a m; Ripley 2 D. m; saltwater a:a5
q. M; Perkins . p. m; Cushing y.
M.
Friday. September rs Guthrie IL
a m.- Prasue s n. nI.
Saturiat September - Meeker. 10
q. ms Terumsel 1880 p. m.; shaw
nee $3.50 j. 90.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15

For Weakness and Loss or Appetits
The Old Standard general strength
eu'ng tonic. GEOVE'S TAsTELEss
chil TONIC drives ont Mal-r'a and
ids ur hc system trlo ton
aid sare Appetizer. For adults and
et 8reu soc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15

WIS not provide your aife with "a
monthly income gor lfe3 For pare
.Vculars see Henry 20 D1dd Special
Agent or Tie Mutual Iife Insurance
omDan of Nen York. Phone 9S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15
Coy la Run Down.

Bernice Simpson, aged was SER
iousIy injured at Oklahoma s4y yes
terday when a motorcycle, ridden by
a messenger boy ran him down
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15

Secretary Of the Nayt Iosephas
Eaniels has jast framed a new plan
for the education Of the enlisted men
of the navy He wishes to turn the
navy into a great university from
which the enlisted men may come
with good cducations when their
te-ns of service are finished
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15

Is often caused By Indigestion and
constipation, and Quiekly disappears
when Chamberlain Tablets are tax
en-. For sale by all dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15
CARTER AND NIsSLEY
WIN IN RECALL CASE
Continued from PAGE onel

The entire court, with the exccp-
zion OF Chief Justice Kane .concurred
in fhe decision Kane was disposed
lvorahly TO the rulings of Huston
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15

Dr. p c Adams. Dentist Suite /, 2,
3. SpurlOck Building. Phone IS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15

DR. Y. c. ADAMS Dentist. Suite 1. 2
?. spurlock Building. Phone is.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-15

'ss7lls' s's' .s'1'1Ea'1EIEsl5 IllE -,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-03
Cine iaoifde Srtsss6roniR.

Inter benz gita .aoIrtDdFer1 (6ss
rolO) 1T tiirsIin bic trlte Gummer elmer
6ummeIIarfft bsrdussstpmmsn, bic in
iibifdtr nnb AsbtdiIttr Gpra6e berfaBt
tit, Gte pirb in ben bon StutTden Srups
pen btfebten Gtbisten RuBldnbs unter Der
iabiidea 8eb6lleruas bsrbreittt unb bient
als sin meter aanaI, burd ben bic Dabrs
bell iber ben Grieg, Ietne ltrTdden, ieinen
8erlduf anh feline 3iele, audi III bic aidts
iibifhf 8ep6fEerang btr polsn, aitdutr,
gften, aiben inb Rutbgnsn biniiberfIieBt.
Das sitel6latt 8tist BITE trgrsifenbe
3sihnung bon @. m. QiIiea .gfuEiTner
SOB. Der 9ert enlbdit ben betdnnten
Qnfraf oer p~erbunbtttu Mrneen bDn
DtutifIaNb unb StHarei1s Hnaorn an
bic Subm noltns, in bern ihneH bpae
Gleidbereatignng unb Grfibeit i'm fultus
rtllen Gebtt berAeiben ipitb. Damn folat
ti1 aufIab ibsr bic .llrIahen beg Rriee
gtSs. 5ier unb IN Der fplgenben fnuppen
eRritgsdronft" nsrben bic GdqeH aes
b%rdrbmarsf, nit bsnsr BITE Gegntr Bic
Deatidsn ai Dertnelinpfen utlb sa gdds
bigsn berlu6ten. I'm ben ltbiea ReTt TT
ipatosr 3fpeifeL da BET GerentiQfeit ber
btutidta SaAe anb Dem Siege Der beuts
.iAsn Maffeu su 3srifruisn, folat oann
biz tm 4dmsn beg DentTaen Roilers aes
mu1te Mittbeiluns bes bfitiAsn aeidss
l%dn5Isrs an BITE amstitaniiAe prsFe, eine
RunbgebuHg BON ipIder u~tdnnhaFien
Dabrb1Fttsfeit, bdb fslbIt Der perbITenTs
3peiflsr gum @ldlben eeatpungen iptrb.
als @esrnitiid Fnlet bann cine bi1tDs
riIdftitifne @eIen9tang bes ~bsrIooensu
manifeits. bas bsr Sat ali feline ,iisbeu
Sitbeu4 eerfhtet Bat: cine ,rfhuffernbe
Cite bon @epdItthditn uro Dprfbruh,
Morb unb @srbannung. 8obn unb Ders
dhtirp, bic In Der Mataunq beg oiltn
eitaments dustIinet, sGsbenge, lpag Dir
4mulet uHgstban Bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-03
9Sie bic Gfr6en Sas rufafde
Stationsf6if wegdrgerteu.

Be5eihntnb III - 70 fpnnie man In
elmer aUHfaufinoptler aorreIponoens ber
Goluif9en 3sftung ltltH - ipie man enbs
LID ben rufHhen GidtipnGr aus benz
8osporus b~innusseGrgtrt Bot. Gr mar
bus eiuBtse unb Issts ariessFabr5e Osy
tri9fiihrsnben mdttt, bus nod amer,
tros alsr Mn~Frensunesn unb Muffurbes
rangen Der pforte, auf benz gosporus ees
bEitbtn mar. 9urS por ober aIeidl mad
BEN 4usbruh bes arieass pdren bic Sta
tiondre BON 8roufrsia, GroB6ritdnnien
unc DeTttrreihs1lngarn (leihe Ghiffe,
mtiit Srften nit elmer 8tIabuua bon 10
big 120 Wnnn unb rur NIT einieen fieis
Hen @eifiiBsn pbnt ariesspert6 befpdFFs
metz mad ibrtn 5eimathldnbern abataais
gen. Der beutlAe Gtdtionar ,,GorefebH
iparbe obastotsli in Der 9ui bon geifDs
aufgslegt une bic 8eiaBung an 2anb
ftationirt. Nnein Der RuIe btie6 rubio
anf feiner 8oit Dor Der GommerreFbena
bes 8Otfdafisrs. Don ieintm anferplab
fcnnte er ben Shnar3tnsM eersGirqana
unb ben oberen 8osporas bis biFar ii6ers
fehen uub genuu oat ar6siten fir bic
8erFdEtmg Der 8trt6riSiqnnp biefes
8dhrraHc rs perfolgta, ndnenflih and
BIS Minenlsqen. Dies mar notiirliA fir
biz silrfsn fsbr anerpdnf6t, ia rnsrtrda.
lid. i'm 70 mebr, neil bos @diff burd
ItiHt furfe brdbtEoIt characterization
in istieer uutnntrDairbarer gerbinbuna,
NIT Gebdffoppl ItdpS.
Qfs a[le mittet. bns IdHiae Ghiff auF
anbtre MeHe iptgsubetommen, erfolalos
0liebeu, Sat mas Is berTuft: Gs pnrbe
ieben unterfagt, benz GaiFf nod etipds
5u Iisferu. Gffiaiere anb MafroTen ipurs
ben iiberon am qanb bon 9olisiten pber
8eabarmen berfpIgt, bic mpbanmebanifhe
Suselb lief linen nadl unb alpti tiirtifAe
DtpddenboCte urtreiiten Sag urb Rdat
bas 5aiff urb belei6itten es aug nGha
ftr NGhe foffolaerus NIT ibrtn Gdtins
i~perfttr, 10 baB att cine 9ot4ruhe an
8or6 nidt nlshr gtbdht ptroen tonnts.
600 Der gotiddfter aug bieSem
Auftrtten bic aefpinf6ttn unb bedbFi6tias
Goigen unb lief bds G6iff mad ST.
bdftoppl dbeehen. nod am iel6en SAGE
bic minulperre betbonHGnbiot,
nnb tros bes geiramftitss purben ftartt
Grlpbtuberlntebnngen aus Der 6tdbt
ben Ste1anetn an beiber Seiten bes
Singanges beg 8osporus boreenon7nlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-03

Wofft @trpsHbung flubsn former, obsl
DE moo 81 foIdfn mllitarlfhtH 1ifRhi
IsspangsH obtr arbeIlsn, bic itlem BIZ.
ettltasn @truf tniiprthtn, b. 3. 0ts
Npctbttsf. 9t9nIltt, Adnblxrfsr, Orb,
drbtittt uIp, sssisnti etT6siHsn; ftrusE
.aut bisisniatn, bic iufaen 8sttiqsr In
taugIidftit surldgtHsat aud hn
briittH WilitdrpfIi9hdhF nod nid,t TO-
psit %estraftiet finb, I'M iutniaHtns benz
Ditnii in Der GfIabnTtrte ssfunhlsn ~
ftia, lnb eublia bititniasu, bic tpe1sa
Aeridhhtiguua itrtr b6usli9en merbdfl.
giht suriidatFtIt iinb nnb BEL btnfH bic
Sul9tiluHg suT Gslabt,IttDe Hiat iut
ansfeidsub tro6iet pirb.
Die lleberptifuna sln aaHbHIrm irill
and BEL fplhtn MilitdfpTlidtieeH Elm,
bic pblDohl an iid burdaus bitrsu qss
signet, nidt mehr btr Grfabreisrhe iibers
ipsrbm iSnHtn, neil Der BebarF
bdsits ashsdt III.
Die neberwttinng suin Qanbiurm T..
QuFasbots trfolet bara Grtbtilung bts
aanoFurmfheints.
Gum. GhtuB nod Elm puur morie ii6sr
Hnfprmiruua btB aunbIfurms:
SdufmtIine Observation-Disclosures bdben
(tpie aue ReTerbts unb 2dnhrebrformas
am GI6dio bds adnbiuebrtreus,
in gsGb, ippgs9en bic Meierpes uub
eduhpthrtruppsu Elm pdbss Rrcus fin
rsu, nlo fiub nit Der blautn 2iteiDta Be-
aaHbiturm. SuTanttrit fiibrt bic
9risobesR Drummer in metdn3iFfern arF
ben rctben G~ragtnpatien Der qitetpfa,
6Iutt Gnrtbonb GdfsIildppsn.
2anbfturmsartiusrit nit rotten ghnls
ttrtlappen unb fdtpdy5tH, rotb bprgetobcs
aen ardgenputttn.
QdrbFurms pioniert nit fhipdrsen
ShuIisrtIappen; fpit BEL ariiLlerie, Rums
mtr bes auFfeIeBbtn qrnsetorps in
9i,id1aiittrn am arogsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-03

tpspu, i'm ariegt BET militdriF4en 9rou.
nifntion, ohnt bah babel iretnp iptl4ei
~ungsb0ries 3pdng ausgeibt pirb. Fiji
ban DitnF In bieItn slpeiien @arniEpn.
~Gd3arett baden fi1 IpoteIs pripdtdrSte ae,
meIbet, baB mtbr als 5ipdn5ig einnipetIer
nod feline 9eriusnbung Gefunben 6uber
lnb fiir ipdtersn @ebdrF b~otgefnertt Enb.
Misbtr Elm 9tptiS bafir. iDeldt DpFer,
frtubigtsit bds gdH5s @tutidlanD burAi
3isbt, lpie isber Ein8elRt beniibt III, feint
Rrdftt in ben DienIf bes 9atsrlanbss al
IteIlen. -
absr aud bie 9siiatigutg bon aa3ds
retten III immsrbfn MIR arieg aus sipgiisr
5anb. 5srusr bat bttlsr Nnblid 70 tppbl
Derpflester 2eEoenDer imntrbtn ettpag
0erIDhuenhes an Ii9, is~bsnfaas 5ebIt ihna
bds bdrtf CHARACTERIZATION 0sg eigtntlibeR
aris9gs. bas GrbarmangsIpfe. 4uBerbem
III ID bas Bib bes atiOsus bet onsees
iprDdsns Geeenfab gum aritge, bet BE
eTirsmfe W~srt0rperung btr 9hat iit, Woa
folder Iblt hsfpmmt man IN biefsm Ders
utEntlidM Centrum bts Arisets - spis
ihtt 6ranlrtih urb apBIanb IN ber
1litts - eber RiAts 9A Tpilrea. Gbsr
iaa man ailpa bic bis6sren Dadter Der
GtraBsns unh STANDARDIZATION, Die gts
Wlthiid fire pfeife obsg 8igarrt Ihmaus
ben anb cine nIte 5Iintf 1ua dauo 1os
bad tn Armt ruben baden, fiIr trieAss
rifhs Grideinungtn bdltsna Sd 9ton%
irirtIEh, iA betomHe In bltieim furhts
barren Rriese srIt eiien @dub sa bSssa,
II bOrbsi HI, Dtnn Die fsgrelhs
4rnee ipitbsr IN Berlin tiHaifbt,
4nguE Sp0nath
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-03
eie Fernt ne

pie 5~tanSoTtn lrolea Is nil Set
6y0mmi8teit periu6en. @or otm Glanb.
hslDe bet Sunofrau BON Orleans, n4r
iibriaers Der bentfdf GiHitr Iritb=
ria GdiEIsr bds inBnTt Deafaal oegsbt
bat, tritt Elm 9oaFc Sroiisofm ano btttes.
rStsige hstanttr unb biF ans@
absr bic Sungfsau, nis ton Bal Gnss
ldubefu dIs 9tre perbrtnnt puras. al
iporttt:
$50 buuts fhSn. bei eud Epb
Gfgldrhtr, BIZ ganbe n mir II asasxss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-02

with the present extraordinary condi-
tons in the exchange market. aud OF
devising means looking toward a stop
ping OF the gold export movement
An encouraging sign as regards the
domestic situation was the news that
the president IL bending all his eff
forts toward the settlement OF the
differences between the employees OF
the Western railroads and their en-
pioyere. The removal Of "A threaten
ed complication OF this kind would
be "a gratifying performance.
Week of Big Events.
II was h1g week with events OF
world wide influence.
The stock exchange confronted with
a perfect landslide OF selling closed
its doors. Coineident with the col
lapse IN stock prices. cotton. grain
and practically ell the principal com
modliies crashed downward,
Awful as were the consequences on
this side OF the Atlantic. they were
Infinitely worse abroad On the Lon
don exchange. a dozen or SO failures
were announced several OF them Inn
portaut. In Paris. only the post
poning Of the settlement prevented.
az was reported. wholesale IN
solvencies, In Berlin and other con-
tfnental ceuters, the same extreme
measures had-to be taken to mitigate
the sickenlnR effects of the war panic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-02

Ii remained for this Exposition TO go
81. Sophia one better The great glass
dome OF the Palace CT horticulture
the largest in the worlds i52 feet In
diameter and 1S5 feet from floor to
apex. being IS feet wider and GA feet
higher than that OF the mosque built
by Constantine the Great over thou-
sand years ago, and. for that matter.
greater than any Turkish mosque ever
built. Tho Mosque Of St Sophia. for
example. covers only $1,000 square feet.
while the Exposition palace which will
house the floral wonders OF tile world
covers 22S,000 square feet of ground, or
over five acres, being SEQ feet long and
300 feet wide. 1t was built at a cost or
$4,000.
The many dornes of this palace are Of
notified glass. Ely day. under the bright
California sun, the vaulted surfaces re-
feet a blend OF colors only less gor-
geous than the effect OF the unique
night illumination. BY means OF re-
volving polychromatic sciutillators,
cancelled among the lofty royal palms
beneath the main donna, the ever chang
ing colors AT night when seen from
without create the illusion of Eigan-
troptc groves.
The details and ornament Of the
many srpalier dones and treilis work
give an eightoenth century Renaissance
effect. the minor garden architecture
being Of the period Of Louis XIV. OF
France Half OF the interior u d.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-02
DISCOUNT RATE
IS PR0H|B|T|VE
ADOPT EXTRA EMER-
GENCY MEASURES.
RECORD FOR DEFICIT
CONSIDERING AL. CIRtt s,sTAscEs.
~1IfswTryT.s, nASn SHOWING -.
Is GRATIFYING RATHER
THAN OTHERWISE.

New York, August 1.-THE principal
event In the worlds money markets
today was the raising by the Bank
OF England O. its official discount TO
ter per cent If it were not already
obvious that tho step taken by the
directors Of that institution IS one OF
extraordinary emergency. ifs gravity
would be sicniaed 10y the fact that
only once before IN history has such
g Ysfe been established and that on
Z he occasion Of the failure Of the
great private hankiDs firm OF Overend,
Carney n Co.
TIE r-fe adopted IS, of course. sim
pav prohibltive and is designed to I'm
reg4e tire wi;hdra waf Of gold. Other
measures directed toward the game
ena were the raising Of the German
NanR rate from 10 per cent. tho
f-y4.gses bank rate from 4 1-2 10 6 per
ssnt- and the increase in the Bel
aaa bank , ate from 10 per cent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-02

no great financial experience, who, In
times Of stress, fear for the safety or
money laid away. and that such per-
sons will put what money they have
In real estate as the only thing that
some persons, It is pointed out, are
easily scared. The war situation is
not regarded as seriously affecting
local realty business, even though It
may in come quarters affect business
in America.
That things are looking up and that
an era OF prosperity is al hand Is In
dicated not only in earlier renewal OF
realty activity but In the splendid In
crease shown in the value OF building
onarations in the city last month over
the record for July, a gain OF more
than 100000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-02

vvoted to rare tropto and subtropic
plants and trees, the other half being
given over TO the details of commercial
and ecoroTn.c horticulture. while adj
joining the palace are seven acres ad-
ditional, which are being set out 10
horticultural exhibits from all parts OF
The world These are the exhibits
proper Add to them the unexampled
landscape gardening effects. which COW
, err the larger part of the square mile OF
Exposition grounds. and the result IS
horticultural display probably UNI
equaled on any similar area in the
world.
Directly under the great dome OF
the palace is an immense octagon OF
nearly half an acre which will be trans
formed into "a tropical garden from the
Pearl Of the Antilles, which forms a
part OF the fine exhibit of the Cuban
government, an exhibit on which over
quarter of a million dollars IS being
expended. Tho illuminating devices
win be inclosed within central octa-
height of sixty to seventy feet These
will be surrounded by second octagon
OF Creole palms, also brought from
Cuba. whose height ranges from forty
to fifty feet.
The space between the two octagons
will be planted with tropical foliage,
fruits and flowers. and beautiful vines
will cover tho walls and columns OF the
garden and Chamber through the roof
trellises Rare tropic birds will fly
about freely among the trecs and en-
nance the nplendor Of tho transp.anted
Jungle with their songs and gay plum.
age.
Thanking the palms ara two large in
deer pools Allied with rare aquatic
piants-~ths elephantine Victoria Rogi-
na~ tho lotus. tropic "; er lilies and
towering Grassss. In the Cuban gar
dan also will h. growing pinsappies.
fruit bearing banana trees ana unusual
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-02

orchids. Rare orchids also have arrived
from Hawaii. the Philippines and South
America to be displayed together with
other tropical plants in the two interior
gardens on the extreme north and
south sides OF the palace.
collection OF giant tree ferns TWEEN
ty feet in height has arrived from Ha-
wall. and these. with the exquisite
+, towering hibiscus trees and rare
plants. viii have a place under the
dome.
France. England, Ireland and Holland
will be particularly we'll represented
with rare dollhouse flowers. outdoor
plants and new rose creations-the lat
ter in competition for the $1,000
! trophy. Hundreds OF splendid. un-
named roses, giadloli, carnations and
| other garden creations from Europe.
South America. California and the
| eastern states have arrived at the Elk
| position grounds and will be given
places in the exterior gardens. Hol-
lands government exhibit will include
nearly two acres OF plants and flowers
set around her pavilion to the west Of
the horticultural grounds. while Japan
will surround her spacious pavilion
with beautiful gardens, in which her
! famous lilies will predominate.
The work of collecting the many ex-
htbits Of towers. plants and horticul-
tural accessories. both within the pal
ace and in the exhibit garden without
is In the hands OF George A. Dennison.
chief OF the department. OF horticulture
OF the Exposition. ono Of the ablest OF
American horticultural experts. He II
assisted by many experts In special
lines. 1t ts a task that requires not
| only an intimate technical knowledge
OF the cultivation and hybridixation Of
ornamental and food plants. but also a
high degree OF artistic taste and Mr..
DsnnIsor Possesses both.
Mr.. pennison IL In charge alse AZ the
vast DEPARTMENT ,cf economtc hcrtt-