Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-15

part OF the dinner was furnished by
Mr.. fauSiS. Il prominent member OF
the hungarian Ciub. lie is !, tall man
with long black hair ana a rather stril
ing conntenancc. He was sitting
down in front Of The President anil
started ~ to shake hands With him.
~h@n there was an Immediate rush
Oi secret service men 10 the rescue,
ms ca'1st'h great Amusement. among
me members OF the club aod iHn
President gave Tansig Il most cordial
greeting.
President Introduced.
], was lo::o O'Clock when MIR I.rann
rapi"il Tor order tina; he mi.ht intro. |
d't"" IN" President. The members
che"rc't when Mr.. Braun said This club /
was fighting all attempts TO max"
iinn@arlanS stick 10 their native com
'rE. instead Of becoming American eli .
l'-!tS NE viii Hiways rcmembe.. |
however" he said, ''O;:r native country
VIA Affection
An,ii Io,ld cries If ''l2l len" ana The
pu>;i;. 81 ''Iilr Star Spangiad Ban.
n%t. MI. Braun proposed .ii. i'r,-s. !
.i"nt's lt;ti'il
y present" he said. III" man vino |
gives everybody a square deaf. no 4
iil'!t. ne !ts>S.
Th, applause was drafening as tho
t'r">i'!"ni arose ana famed ~, crowd |
ed room.
The Presidents Address,
The President recalled his irsl din |!
&c: with The Hungarian Club Ten |
ears ago, and said that he then came |
o haze 4 close feeling or regard for |
n men ana women Of he East Side. |
=" doubted IL VIC could find more
yplsally' American gathering than this.
Amer!caoiSln is not q matter Of birth !
oacc. OF ancestry, Of creed. u Oc,.t !
'ar'on: -sllcr!Ea!.l.,I.. il . lllttcr Of tho |
;rir' 'tat j. ~i.l.!n a mans Soul. |
@'rnrl the limo when we frs; hecamc
y independent nation 10 Tho preser1;
n"tnonl there has never been q gen.
RAJ tun III which some Of tho most dis
,H@n!sh"| md mOsr useful men were
lot thnSe VII" had been born on the
,ihs:r siGa ol the Atlantic"
Plain for Plain Virtues.
X" cannot keep 100 clearly before
'nr minds I'll" ial that for the sue
t'a$s' Q! our civilization what is needed
5 moi SO mach brilliant ability moi 50
much unusual genius as the possession
" n" average man oil The plain. home
y. woi i-uhy vir1lies, that make that
man good father, a good husband,
nd 4 good friend and neishbor-a de
'ent man with whom TO deal in an re-
ATOMS cI life.
WE need good laws. we need honest
'nAniiIlS' ration Of Tie laws and Ne can
- i.nGr,: 10 be cOnien. with less: bal
more 1!.an ang!t else We need tnAr The
'Vsia@" man shall have ii: him Inc
%" 81 righteous living. thai the aver.
tSr man shall have in him the feeling
'hs.' VIII make him ashamed TO do
*rHn@ 10 submit TO wrong, and that
VII make him feel his hounden duty to
help those that nre weaker
money Secondary Consideration.
III conclusion the President spoke az
success ~ lie. saying tina, after /. Ger
am amount Of material prosperity has
,ttn :tr;tlnch, then The Things HAT
'aitN couH! most are The things ~
nc soul rather than the things az
lonay
The great prizes. he said. come moro
~ less by accident: hul 10 each man
'neE'. comes normally the chance 81,
70 lead his life thai his friends ana
n"iSlnors may feel that III. has done
AE7 par' rs i man IN II world which
sadly needs Ihal each man shonlt
n!aH ms part Well
WhH;. tic President Left The hantu,rl
room h,. Was heartily ch,.crad by pco-
PIG III Tire windows ana doors III ;cn,.-
Ills IA, i! response. as III. entered l,jS
carriage and started Tor the ferry
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