The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1904, Page 8

ee AL Na ili ie. Te | THE FIRST OFFICIAL PICTURES OF THE LEWIS ANi $ Fa THE SEATTLE STA} aN ag feature of mod — n war TLAND, On, Nov. 10, theally ready for_exb re | showing distributs nin ented 1 aime . . ¥ the world’s fair at St. Loute/ ia not the shadow of a dowbt that | Buildings, reading from left t ; " rt \ fe draw s ireds of thou- | all will be finteh mple yin the photo, ar yreatry. Pare lengt 1 feet im sands of people kiy, work on | arranged in tin opening | Liberal Arts re : ory Pteight 6 of the most 1 te . Clark exposition tn | of the fair 9 one at right bs ry. Ble at tome, © ” 4 this efty Is proceeding with remark- | ft ty the the ity and Transportation butiding. @n 2 ‘ pole the abte ty and, although the tre- | that the expe 1 Ww the peninsula, United States " . = eg en the grounds mendous task has been somewhat | not exceed, th wn-American ex- | ernment building. with bridge ® . Om qext t od ftw govern , <i by the arent exhibition in | position at Butt Tenn necting with mainias Reg ; The ‘6 the Mise s, the beautt niemnial, at Nawhvitle, or th | No. The Forestry buliding on | enne tect bong feet wide. It 4 a riste from | beauty and magnitude wed they are | lity the erent lumberin ory Of | bery a4 t othe kk ¢ a whole ' » ountry are return- | bending their every eneray to the |the Pacific northw The building a al it { ox ing to the mes full of adentra- | renitzation of thi atta is typical of ents, and ita | gables, © t tion tor -~what hee alrenty haem @ walls and pillars are constructed of | the neighboring bull ' oi t j view of Lewis) monster fir lige with the bark on, | w About y Spanish in character Piy e ore prac- | and sitet exposition, | It tm the second biggest log palace | «ide *rus ad t i wa t b THE FOREIGN ATTACHES thet th ' i red band wh 4 The ‘ that foreign ‘ an if half the wot t , ’ mts to ob b eratin ’ © Rehind them cor i ith a & t* tet bend a i” the wat s of f }it ea British « the one with | field } wl, They are also mov ( }the tant A “ w the f t y —— he gray oe. ARR nY WIL, H. PRILM, rmies but there in another (whe have already gone on + the | o omen pe i e fo. LIAO YANG, Sept, 23.—Aithough | thing whieh aff ¢ things de-| front. Before they have passed they | are ° ve m ss there haw not been a shot fired for) pend, without which the infantry are hidden from view by the pro ie & major our} they 1 ae realty : nearly three weeles, at least not one | soldier cannot charge, the gunner | cession of carts coming back empty |W army of the United Ste k & setdteriy look i that we Beant, we have sen a great | cannot silence th y's battertes, | from the They are low amall| Close bettind the fo attaches @bout thy yne " a! od deal of war, o great deal of that part| the strategint cannot work out bis|two-wheeled carta, and we have|Come four Chinamen bearing upon | staroned soldiers They march with of war which people seldom think | plans. [seen enough of them to ke that | thetr shoulders a stretcher on wh: « swing and ry their ~ ya of, the merchant side. Few people| If rou if sit in the window of they are for tren of |e « Oe wrapped up in a red) ® r an one at ms ra - stop to think that the actual fight-| my reom ta the pretty litte Russian | «mall arma ammunition lbienket. This streteher is followed | tt ane ne. You ase , aneie ing, the long artillery duels, the| house tn which we are quartered | empty y Je per by another and another and amoth apancas army ae se q slow infantry find mucly to tnter-| death dealing loads v. There are a half hundred of| Following ach battalion f reconnaisal ata road to the north | mun station far f them altogether. On some of the ntry on the bee 3 h — “ ee charges, are Dut a anell part of | passes within feet of this window.) There are literally thousands of | stretchers the figures le very stil, ine of pack ~ ul . ee “ Se modern warfare. The most difficult | and It t* alive every minute of the| these carte wu by the Japanese |on others a foot or en arm nw artably carries we wi = part of war in these days is not the| day jarmy and this line i a very long jos It passes, on another @ tee, at mat ked — ge: actual deploying of troops and the| MAIL BAGS IN THE VAN. | one. moet hidden In bandages. . wing ore, ~ » a foes taking of positions on the bat Just at this moment there are @o-| Before the carte have passed |OUslY mt the he by ood tie commen ean tne of Goa field. It te not even the strategy by| ing by half a dozen Chinese carts,|ofie's attention ts called to a halt | Wownded being transferred f SS * yay yen hye which one army te enabled to out-jeach bearing the flug of the Im-| dozen horsemen on the oppontte | {tld hompitais to the general onc bcs oe 1 5 flank or out-maneuver the other.| perial Japanese post. They are| side of the road. The svidiers eye | Ditet -— oi ees lng av et ‘These are. of course, the telling | loaded? down with great bags which | them curjousty, for the uniforme | vim AT GUNS ARB NEXT, | 7 ~A ayo mnan te at om ¢ om oh ' Ned w ‘ Idiern + ‘ 1 ith a rumble and plenty of | ane ecenatet q 9 — ny Rowe sight straining horses no | baw b passing my window night tare view, dragging behind them «| #"@ day for ni three weeks. | fiese gun. ft ts hidden under a can- | Were I to write nth T could cover, but there ie no mistak-|6t¥e you no @ glimpse ling ft. It Jolte and ratice along the | of it. But I have told enough to road and ts followed t smother ana | Prove my atement thet the actual another until six have p 4. Then | tehting ts by no means the only Hair ie AND WE CAN EVERYHODY CAN HAVE NICE OW, and you don't have to if Takes on Now Life and T inches Longer than It was Before. KNowitow DaNvERtn® Co., ‘of my sealp. foot three Incher beats the world’s record for long balr. 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