The Diary: Pan American Expo

	The Diary:

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	Cont'd on page. 72

	These little fellows were dressed in flowered silks and thin white
	stockings.  They were of a yellowish complexion, small eyes which were
	very close together, short bunty noses, round heads covered with 
	straight black hair. Each had a smile on their little round fat faces.

		Their performances consisted of a native dance and singing.
	The dancing was a very good example of their suppleness. They are
	noted for that.

		At the further end of the village there stood a long
	row of Japanese Jinrickishas, with their brightly flowered bodies.
	Upon each one lounged one of the Japs with a cap on his head that
	looked like a mushroom. The top was covered with bright colored Japanese
	designs.  Each man wore a loose silk robe upon which the name " FAIR
	Japan " was worked out in colors.

		A short distance further on we saw a large brick building
	upon which hung in large bold letters " INFANT INCUBATORS " The
	speiler dressed in a frock tail coat with a silk hat frantically waved 
	his cane and madly yelled to the approaching crowd to " Come in and see
	the wonders ".  We didn't yield to the temptation however but passed 
	over the Mall, from which a good view of the large expositon buildings
	in the otehr part of the expositon grounds could be seen. Through
	the foliage of the many trees along the Grand Canal we could see the 
	yellow body of the Electricity building.  We stand before the German
	Village or Alt Nurnberg.