. The Pharmaceutical Era . or the Unite<lSi.ites, son président et M. Peck lui-même. Le groupe ThenHiiu.sas a frappé le Star Spangled Ban-M. PICARD. I.er et la Marseillaise et la prise de main ont commencé. On estime que près de 6,000 personnes ont traversé le pavillon, dont au moins la moitié ont salué les commissaires, UNE longue liste de noms bien connus pourrait être donnée si l'espace le permet. Le Palacein des machines des États-Unis l'annexe de l'exposition de Vincennes a été officiellementinaugurée par M. Peck trois jours plus tard; Sousas a de nouveau animé la cérémonie par ses souches gaies et pat-riotiques. C'est ce que nous faisons

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. The Pharmaceutical era . or the Unite<lSi.ites, its President and.Mr. Peck himself. ThenHiiu.sas band struck upThe Star Spangled Ban-M. PICARD. i.er and the Marseillaise and the handshaking began. It is estimated that nearly6.000 people passed through the pavilion, at least half ofwhom saluted the Commissioners, A long list of well-known names might be given if space permitted. The United States Machinery Palacein the Vincennes annex of the Exhibition was formallyinaugurated by Mr. Peck three days later; Sousas bandagain enlivened the ceremony by its cheerful and pat-riotic strains. We do not propose to describe in detail the UnitedStates exhibits, but merely to refer to the one or twogroups most 1 kely to interest our readers. The Kdacational Gronilin the Champ de JMars is an interesting one; but, in thisas in other cases, the United States have been crampedfor space. In a general way we may remark the prin-ciple has evidently been to divide the available ground 640 THE PHARMACEUTICAL ERA. [June 14, 1900.. into two halves, one half being monopolized by Frenchexhibits and the other allotted among foreign countries, often a dozen or more in number. The purely educational part of the American exhibitis installed on the first floor in a handsome court deco-rated in white and terra cotta. about 50 feet by 40. TheUnited States system of primary and secondary educa-tion is illustrated as fully as space permits by diagrams, text ibcoks, photos of schools, etc. The right hand por-tion is devoted to the great universities, a few choicespecimens of scientific or historical research are shownand much interesting information given by books and il-lustrations. It is greatly to be regretted that it was notpossible to put the details of these remarkable institu-tions before the French public in general and the edu-cational world in particular, on a more complete scale.Possibly what is shown will arouse sufficient interest tosecure a larger allotment on other similar occasions.T

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