The Diary: Pan American Expo

	The Diary:

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	their trumpets and followed by their hunting dogs. The huntsmen were
	dressed in leather breeches, red coats trimmed with brass buttons, and
	tall patent leather riding boots. The horses were all jet black and	
	were splendid looking animals. The two elks which were to make the high 
	dive were next introduced. Buying tickets we made our way into the
	interior and found seats. Before us lay a pretty little artificial lake
	with a beautiful background of mountains scenery open to the sky.

	The first on the programme was a selection on the piano by a yound lady
	after which  a beautiful grey house called trixie came proudly walking
	around the bank of the lake bowing to the audience as he proceeded.
	A chair was then placed for him and he, after several efforts, managed
	to stand with his four feet upon the seat of the narrow chair. The
	trainer then sat down on the chair and Trixie immediately sat down in
	his lap. Illustrations on Page 79.He was then asked by his trainer to 
	tell him which main in the audience was in love.Trixie studied the faces
	of all the mea minute and then nodded his head to let hsi trainer know
	that he had found him.The trainer then placed before him a row of number
	He told Trixie to look again and see what row the man was in and then 
	take out the number. Trixie then picked out the figure I and 4 thus
	placing the man in the 1st row Fourth seat. The man occupying this
	particular seat looked as if he would have liked to have crawled in
	some place out of sight. By the way,beside him was seated a red headed