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J tory of the world, and In recognition of the great

a display of the world's progress as has never be<

The news that England will exhibit at the F

tng Interest that Is everywhere taken in America'

Thirty-six of the world's great nations will ofi

Australia, Austria, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Cane

j Ecuador, Prance, Guatamala, Haiti, Holland, Hond

la, Peru, Portugal, Salvador, Siam, Spain, Swedei

have appropriated enormous sums. The Argentine

i Canada has appropriated $600,000 and constructloi

The natives of every civilized country on earl

of the progress of their native land.

Throughout the United 8tates and in foreign

year. At a recent meeting of the Transcontinenta

In railroad fares. The exposition opens on Febri

and closes on December 4, 1915.

The exposition today is one of the sights of th<

The passenger on a steamer through the Golde

beholds the vast domes of the exposition palaces ris

the domes and minarets of a fabled Oriental cl

j fore the main group of exposition palaces, whl

north upon the harbor for more than ono mile,

sea. esplanade has been constructed; this has be<

I derfully landscaped with thousands of rare tre

i shrubs brought from distant parts of the world

j multitudes will gather during the exposition to i

day the assembled warships of the world's navies

night a wonderful series of colored illuminations

forty or fifty miles away. The entire exposition j

parallel San Francisco harbor for almost three mi

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the MARKET at the

ring:.

o stop any hole in your roof from the

square. "It can't be done you say."

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Abbeville press and banner. (1914). Abbeville, S.C., 1914-07-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026853/1914-07-01/ed-1/?sp=10

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Abbeville press and banner, 1914-07-01.