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Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

dessa raider Diet bleka ansigtet al
en- moder eller fader, pa hvilken
denna beskrifning i viss man
Passar. Nagonting maste goras.
Naturen maste bistas uti att a.
terstalla forbrukad energi och
kraft. For delta andamal hnnes
antagligen intet medel som kan
jemforas med DR. Peters Kuriko.
Mr. John Jansen j Burwell, Neb.
saser: Jag kanner dup tacksam-
het for hved eder Kuriko har gjort
for min fader. Han var sd siuk
och svag, att han var oformogen
att resa sig i sanger. vi trodde
ALA att hans lif smart val slut
Denna tro hyste ALA, som sage
honom. Sasom en- sista utvag
b0rjade vi att gifva honom Kuri
ko och guedo hela hans kropp
med Ole-Oid. Delta tycktes
gifva honom nastan ogonblicklig
help. Han hade magkrampor
och plagor i hela kroppen. Iva
flaskor Kurike och iva difo Ole
Old botade honom. Han dir nu
70 ar gammal och sager att han
mar lika bra som han nagonsin
gjort,"
Sa lyder intyget rorande delta
gamla beprofvade ortbotemedeI.
Hvem kan lasa sadana bevis utan
att kama med sig sjelf, att Diet
finnes nagot i denna medicin, som
ar ofver Diet vanliga. Medlet
sales icke a apotek utan direkt
till allmanheten at tiIlverkarne, DR.
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.. II2
|-GIS So. Hoyne Ave, Chica-
go, Ill.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06


Denna teori hyllas ocksa at husets
egare, som vid 10 tiden | onsdags
formiddag begarde att polisen
skulle undersoka huset. Han sa-
de att en- gammal tysk man, som
bebott en lagenhet ! husets forsta
waning sparlost forsvunnit. In
ran han gjorde sig osynlig babe
han meddelat Magnuson att EFT
slagsmal egt rum ! lagenheten Of
vanfor hans pa sondagsnatten.
Han. tankte ej vidare derpa forr
an EFT par dagar senare. Ga ALT
var osedvanligt tyst deruppe och
han underrattade Magneson har-
ON.
Magnuson berattar, att for cirka
a mSnader sedan kom en- valkadd
italienare till hans hus och hyrde
ofre v%aningen att anvandas for
~logerandet at en- del j~ernvagsar-
betare for hvika han uppgaf sig
vara forman. Han betalte iyra
mSnaders hyrai forskott, Pafol-
jande dag kommo IL man till hui
set. der de bott ALT sedan. De
wore tyste. nyktra och ordentliga.
Magnuson fragade aldrig efter de-
ras MANN. "Formanen" har al.
Orig blifvit sedd sedan.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
HAIR OCH DER.

Genom EFT tarnirgskast af-
gjordes en- genom primarvalen
omstridd nomination. ]. A.
Erikson och Louis Westlund er-
hollo ESQ roster hvardera vid no.
mination till supervisor i femte
wardet i Superior, Wis. Vid ON
rakning al rosterna blef icke en-
enda al dessa kasserad. och lagen
pabjuder i sadant fall, att kandi-
daterna skola draga stra ON ut
iailet. Erickson och Westlund
funno Diet mera spannande och
intressant atr kasta farming ! stall
let. Sa skedde. Westlund hade
forsta kastet och slog upp fyra
sexor. Erickson fck ire ettor
och en- fyra, hvilket blef liktydigt
med Westlunds seger.
Till nor6polen i automo-
bill. Fran Kopenhamn, Danmark
meddelades i onsdagS. att riks-
dagens budgetutskott tillstyrkt an
tagande at en- at regeringen in
lemnad proposition att ansla $50,
900 for Myths Ericksens tillam-
made EXPEDITION till nordostra
Greenland. hvarifran Erickson skull
lie soka att ma nordpolen. Uti
Els plan ingar bl. a. att forst So
ka korsa Greenland, dar denna ar
brddast. a dess inlandsis och dar-
vid sasom transportmedel begagna
skidor, hundsladar och en- auto
mobil. Sedan skulle forsok goras
att ma nordpolen med Stamina
transportmedel. Erickson ~afreser
fran Kopenhamn den 70 nasta ju-
Ii.
Eft sensationsslystet par, Geor-
ge P. Lenfers och miss Ora d.
Williams, torenades nyligen i
aktenskap pa Evansvilles Ind. hog
sta sPets, gasbolagets nybyggda
skorsten, hvilken ar ~, fot hog.
Omkring 10, 900 personer hewitt
made den excentriska vigseln fran
gator och grander i narheten.
Den muraremastare, som byggt
skorSteEen, klattrade langs stegen
pa skorstenens insida med bruden
efter sig. Hon var fasthallen med
EFT balte och sakerhetslina. Efter
dem kom brudgummen och hala-
de upp prasten pa Stamina satt.
Denne skyndadeS pa med vigsel-
ak,en sd fort som mojigt for att
komma ned igen. Da brudparet
kommit ut vi skortskenen, be-
tackt med murbruk och damn,
rusaie folkmassan emot Diet och
trangseln var sa stor, att here
kvinnor bletvo nedtrampade, Po-
lisen var alldeles maktlos mot
massans nyfckenhet. Kvinnor
knuffade undan pelisen, omfam-
made och kysste bruden, Hennes
bluslif blef sonderslitet. frisyren
forstord och hatten rfven at hem
ne. Slutligen raddade en- polls
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
Tiderna f0randras och vi
med dem

.Svearne fordomdags drucko ur horn,
togo in stader och vallar och torn ......'
Nutilldags sticka.vi svarden ! skidorna.
horn ha vi inga = ON icke i sidorna.
Svearne fordomdags grepo till knit,
s.redo ON makten med balte kring lf.
Humaniteten nu afslipat kanterna,
valdet ej CALLER nu gala kontanterna.
Svearne ~fordomdags sutio i ring,
skipande lagar och hallande ting .......
Nutilldags Svearne lata iuristerna
handlagga malen och afgora tvisterna.
Svearne fordomdags jagada biorn,
togo med MALE mang lifsfarlig torn.
M ARC Svearne visst nagot raddare.
oaktadt bjornen sd ofta ar - skrad dare,
;Syesrue fordomdags vida omkring
Mandrake initials SON rakt ingenting....
Nh, att ej onodi9t anstranga lederna,
ser man den hula pa velocipederna.
F%orntidens Swear till afguderi
ihemfallna voro. Diet veta iu vi. .......
Nutidens hembara offer at mammorna,
dymedelst narande elden for flammoina.
'Svearne fordomdags drucko ur horn,
togo in stader och vallar och torn ......"
Dylika varf nutidens Swear ej alta sig,
M af bebsgen de intaga lata sig.
Svearne fordom mang krigisk bedrift
h6ggo i stem medelst runornas skrift.
Runorna slopats och nutids berattare
hugQa i stem = medelst tryckpress och
sattare.
A. In
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
SC

~ q
langre, men nu lar Diet bli stang
days XII. 10. Den, som ej till den
tiden hunnit skaffa sig en- Aors-
huiva, far vanta till p~afoljande dag
och passa pa tiden battre. En-
ligt Martinlagens stranga fore
skrifter far Diet ej heller 6nnas ma
gra bakdorrar oppna att slinka
in igenom, da man kanner sig
torstig. hvadan frontvagen hadan-
efter maste anlitas. Afven for
frilunchare ar Martinlagen strang.
Aptitliga skink- och ostbitar, e
tande wienerkorfvar, skont doftan-
de s%aurkraut, artsoppa och ALT
Diet dar rara, som So oemotstand-
ligt drar frilunchsrens hag. ma
ste strykas, sager Martinlagen.
Mangen, som MI Ell lager iva
stran kors for slit u~ppehaIle u
tan regelbundet hvarje dag gar
fran den ena krogen till den andra
och %frilunchar, torde komma att
hnna Diet ganska trist, darest anti
saloonligan insisterar pa att sa-
loonegarne maste folja Martinla-
gems foreskrifter med afseende pa
frilunchen.
Cor hvad du maste CORA dag.
ON du dricker Mountain Valley
Water fran Hot Springs. Ark,
dag, sd mar du battre i morgon
och ar lyckligare.
LAga hommor. Den katoIska
kyrkan ser ej ned valbehag pa
Diet amerikanska bruket, som ju
ocksa ofta gar till otverdrift att
vid begrafningar uppoffra stora
summon pa blommor. Pattern vid
harvarande St Josephs Kyrkan
har en It'd varit borta for sin he'll
sas vardande, och da han forliden
vecka kom hem fck han reda pa
att en- Degrading egt run under
hans franvaro da kistan bokstahi-
gen varit ofversallad at blommor.
| sondags tog han tillfallet i akt
att bestraffa sin kara forsamling
derfor och i ordalag som Ell kunde
missforstas. uttalade han slit ogil-
lande och erinrade ON att for
framtiden sadant ej hck forekom-
ma.
X X X Canadian Cedar shing-
les. sta bast emot forruttnelse.
Finnas att tillga hos Spalding.
5& Court SITS.
The North Star Clubs Grand
Entertainment gick at stapeln for
liden fredagsafton. da Augustana
Kyrkans underwriting var till
trangsel fylld, Programmed var
omvexlande och intressant. sar-
skildt senare delen - The Last
Day of School - en- dialog. som
uttordes at klubbens medlemmar.
Pa tisdagsqvallen hade de alubb-
medlemmar, som deltogs i pro-
grammet, anordnat en- bankett pa
Mondamin Hotel, och ef.er en-
"Seven = course dinner" gals EN-
social Undertaking. i hotellets
formak.
vi saga ingenting ON Noun
tain Valley Water fran Hot
Springs, Ark. som vi Ell kunna
bevisa.
Pastor O. 7. Sa0an fran Ong,
Nebraska. halsar pa ~anhoriga i
staden och kommer att predikai
svenska metodistkyrkan nasta
sondag.
Vdra Graae "StaGsf6aer SAM
mantradde i tisdagsafton forsta
gangen etter varvalet, hvarvid de
nyvalde a'dermannen intogo sina
platser. Stadens tjensteman in
lamnade sina arsrapporter och
ordtorandena i olika kommitteer
begarde anslag for aret Ter sina
respective departement. AT skatt-
mastArens rapport framgick att
staden i olika fonder egde tillsam-
mans $40, 5o7 s. %kontanter. Sta
dens medel som under den gangna
tvasrsperioden varit insatt i First
National bank komma hadanetter
'ooleS ,tt ;pcStt,s Iou, Ct,s
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06


fran Omaha. Neb.. ! sallskap med
EFT fruntimmer, som han kallade
sin hustru. De lemnade hotellet,
men efter nagra dagar kom Lind
berg ensam tillbaka Fruntimret
i fraga ar Noble Stevenson, som
haller rum for resande q Jackson
st. Med henne skulle Lindberg
gifta sig, ebnru han var gift och
hade barn i Stromsburg, Nebr.
| fredags kom Noble Stevenson,
efter Diet hon varit ute och kept
brudutstyrsel, till hotellet, men
dorren till rummet var stangd.
Da denna denna oppnades, lag
Lindberg dod efter att hafva skju-
tit sig ! hufvudet. Da Noble sag
hvad som handt, hade hon icke
iangre nagot intresse for Lindberg
utan begaf sig hem. Polisen ur:-
derrattades och coroner Miller
ankom och gaf order att liket
skulle sandals till barhuset. Limo.
bergs hustru i Stromsburg blef
at coroner Miller underattad ON
den sorgliga saken. Lindberg
har fran 6rman han arbetat fatt
de basta loford som en- palitig och
god man, men hans privata lif
kanner frman intet till. Han var
cirka 40 ar gammal.
Svensk domarekandidat.
Denna manad skola 20 municipal
domarekandidater nomineras i
Chicago. Statens lagstiftande
forsamling har, som bekant. an
tagit, en- lag. som afskaffar de i
VISA fall lila anskrifna kretsdom-
stolarne och ersattas saval dessa
som polisratterna med municipal
domstolar. Bland kandidaterr a
till delta embete markes var
landsman advokateu 0. Bern
hard Anderson. Anderson ar
b%esittning at god iuridisk utbild-
ming och har stor erfarenhet som
sakforare, och ar val kand bland
svenskarne Chicago.
Han fck for blinka. Gus
Anderson heter en- ''swedishman''
Chidago, som i sondags efter-
midday var ute och sop varlutt.
Han passerade huset mo- 4So6
South Halsted street i Stamina o.
gonblick som en- der boende gent
leman vid MANN Frank Scherth
och hans dyra maka kommo ut
ior att taga sig en- sondagsefter.
middagspromenad. Fru Scherth
ser bra ut och liksom for att be-
krafta delta faktum blinkade An
derson at henne EFT Stag. Men
Diet skulle han icke ha gjort, ty
trots slit namn har ocksa herr
Schert ogon, och han observerade
blinkningen. | nasta sekuno
planterade Schert med sadan kraf,
sin ena k~ryrnafve i synamentet
pa Anderson, att denne ramlade
baklanges. Och der lago de Mt
och drabbade pa hvarandra a
hjertans lust anda till dess en- pc.
lisman, tillkallad af fru Schert,
kom till stallet och skilde dem at,
Och sedan bar Diet at med Scher
ten fore till polisstationen och
Anderson etter ill Providence
Hospital. Den sistnamdes utse
ende visade, att han fatt dyri
sofa for sin biinkning. Scherther
deremot hade staff sig godt i ba,
taljen.
Han var en- h0gvaxt man
ofyer medelaldern med framatlu
tande bojda .skuldror. Hans an
sigte a vaderbitet, magert och
sorgset; hans handler voro stora
och valkiga genom hardt arbete.
Hans historic var en- ON EFT mo-
dosamt lif. Genom oafbrutet
strafvande hade han lyckats foda
och uppfostra sina barn och gitva
dem en- start i litvet. Der stod
han, annu iCke gammal, men
kroppsIigt nedbruten - for myc.
Ket bekynmer, for mycket hardt
arbete! vi beh6fver icke att spana
lang, for att fnna honom och
bans oelikar. M0iligen ser nj
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

henne fran fullstandig tillintetgo-
relse genom att taga henne till
den hyrdroska, / hvilken brudpa-
ret undkom.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

A. j
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-08
THE STAGE !

"ouincy Adams Sawyer Coming.
There is scarcely any one in this
broad land who has not by this time
either heard of or read that "best'
New England story ever written,
Quincy Adams Sawyer" and observ-
ed the man driving down a country
road to Mason's Corner in one-horse
chafse. These same people are ia.
miliar with the words which have ap.
peared everywhere beneath that pic
ture, whether in the big posters on
the bill.boards, or in the book stores,
or in the columns Of the newspapers.
1.-THE village gossips wondered who
he was, what he was, what he came
for, and how long he intended to stay"
This announcement is to. state that
the Quincy Adams Sawyer" of book
fame, has now become the Quincy
Adams Sawyer" of play fame as WE'LL.
That at least explains who he is and
what he is. 1t is self,evldent that
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-08

what he comes for is to entertain the
theater goers who will doubtless pack
the Grand Opera House to see the
decentralization Of a novel that has
reached the phenomenal sale of 2OO,'
900 in its first year. AS to the length
of the stay, it is limited to one per-
formance, as follows: Monday, De.
cember TO- Special pains have been
taken in this dramatizaticn to pre-.
serve that simple rural charm which
has been SO much admired by book
lovers and it is promised that play-go'
ers will find Quincy Adams Sawyer"
a rafting good homespun play of life
in a Massachusetts village-bright.
fresh and breezy and filled with hon
est love. 1t presents unique phases
of Yankee life, and has the real coun-
try atmosphere. The play is pron'
Used as one great big laugh from be-
ginning to end, with the sweetest
love story ever told. 1t is presented
in four acts and five scenes, all spe-
clally built and painted for this pro-
duction, and 1t will be the same cast
as in the recent New York run at the
Academy of Music in New York City.
This company is a carefully selected
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-08
ACTRESS ROMANCE
EDNA MCCLURE SUDDENLY CA
PITULATEs TO JACK RICH
ARDsoN, AND THEY
WED.

NEW YORK, Dec. S-Edna Nc
Clure, actress friend of Evelyn Mes
bitt Thaw, and one Of the most beau
tlful young women Of the American
stage, has married Jack Richardson,
a rich miner of Goldfeld, New.
Rialto reports had it that Miss Nc
Clure was to wed Frederick Thomp'
son, the theatrical manager, who last
Saturday was married to Mabel Talia.
ferro, the actress. Within IS hours
after Miss Taliaferro's wedding Jack
Richardson and Miss Mcclure were
married, Mrs. Richardson will re-
tire from the stage permanently.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-08
bon ton
All Trimmed Hats Reduced Twenty
Five Per Cent.

a LOT, OF GOOD THINGS FdR XMAS PRESENTS.
BEAUTIFUL DOLLS, 1oc TO $780,
GOOD LINE OF KID AND WOOL GLOVES, 25c TO
UMBRELLAS, $too TO $3.50.
LADIES' NECK WEAR, CSC TO Soc
SILK HOSIERY, BLACK AND coLoRs 500 TO $3.50
TABLE LINENS, NAPKIN s AND TOWELS.
DRESSER COVERS AND SQUARES
HAND MADE JAPANESE LINENS AND THE PRICE VERY
LOW.
NEW PLAID SILK RECEIVED TODAY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-08

one of well known players, the prlnci-
pal characters from the book who ap-
pear in the play.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-08

Smokers sets at clyds S. Hollis,
325 Main street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
ONE OF BOYHOOD'S FRANKS
Two Little Fellows Arrested for
Taking Apples Are Quickly
Released.

Lloyd and Roy Petersen, II and years
of age, respectively, 5ere arrested yester
day afternoon on complaint of Mrs. Samuel
Rees of 40 South Twenty street,
the complaint being that Of stealing few
apples from the trees In the rear of the
Rees' yard.
In the absence of Desk Sergeant Havey
who was at lunch, Emergency officer
sandstrom was on duty. Ohicer Sandstrom
answered Mrs. Rees' telephone call.
What have the boys been doing?" asked
Mr.. Sandstrom.
"They have been stealing apples" re-
piled Mrs Rees.
do you want them burned at the stake?'
asked Mr. sandstrom.
NO only want the patrol wagon sent
for them" responded the woman.
The patrol wagon was sent.
When the patrol wagon arrived It was
discovered that Mrs. Rees had summoned
a passing pedestrian and had the boys
corraled in her house. Patrolman Nc
Carthy had the house surrounded There
was no avenue of escape for the Petersen
boys They were carted down to the police
station and held several hours for Doc"
Carver OF the Juvenile court. When Mr..
Carver arrived he quickly sized up the
situation and released the boys with a
kindly talk about asking owners when they
wanted apples.
The boys proved to he of reputable par
ents and had not the slightest idea OF steal
ing They cried bitterly in the jail ONCE
and said several larger boys told them no
one was AT home al the Rees home and
that the apples would spoil If not picked
While the police we're in duty bound to
send the patrol wagon as requested, they
could not help but feel the act was a
| travesty on Justice. From Chief Dona hue
| down all had sometime in their lives taken
| apples from trees
Mr.. Rees was called up on the telephone
during the afternoon.
"Mr Rees, did you ever steal apples from
a neighbor's tree?" was asked
Never in my life." was the reply
| GO TO the head OF the class"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
SUMMER ADJUSTMENTS.
At KruE Park.

Chevalier Gargiulo and his concert band
of fifty will play at Krug park one week.
commencing Sunday, July %. This or
ganiza ton wherever IL has played has been
a revelation to the American public. The
leader, Chevalier Gargiulo, comes of
musical family. His father, Eugene Gar
giulo, was a famous baritone opera singer
of La Scala" Milan, Italy. At Is he made
a concert tour of Europe conductor Of
an orchestra of forty. His success was so
great that he was appointed bandmaster
in Rome, the capital of Italy. When band
master in Rome, he was commanded to
play for the royal family, the queen
graciously bestowed on him the title Of
Chevalier and presented him with the
decoration which he wears
when conducting his band. When the San
Francisco earthquake disaster on April is
broke up the Conreid grand opera COM
pany, Chevalier Gargiulo offered a summer
tour with his Italian concert band to
Madame b. Begue, soprano, and TO her
husband, Monsieur b. Begue baritone.
These singers were heard when the Conreid
grand opera company played an engage
ment in this city at the Auditorium, when
en- route to San Francisco, and the prin-
cipal roles they then sustained were most
highly praised by all who attended the
grand opera There is an almost ludicrous
distance between the Auditorium grand
opera prices and the 10 cents admission
to Krug park, but Madame and Monsieur
Begue will sing just as perfectly at Krug
park as they sang at the Auditorium.
When 1t is considered that in addition one
can hear the great musician, band director
and composer Chevalier Garguilo, and his
Italian concert band. with his noted solo
lists, Signors ]. Raputno, trombone; p.
Guarnini, euphonium, and our own Royal
Canadian band, with its capable band
master and soloists, and further enjoy all
the great diversity Of amusements and
natures attractions, It is naturally to be
expected that the coming week will break
all previous records for attendance at
Krug park.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
EVENTS ON THE RUNNniG TRACKS
salvIdere wins the $4,000 Brighton
LnnAor Sfnkea

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Before a crowd
Of $4,000 persons Thomas Hitchcock jr.'s
chestnut gelding. Salvidere, won the $l5,-
900 Brighton Junior Stakes, six furlongs.
at Brighton Beach today, defeating the s
to / shot, Chaseaway, with Supreme third
Jockey Walter MilIer's riding was one OF
the features of the racing. He rode tVe
winners out of FIVE mounts. Results:
First race, Ave and one-hsf furlOngs;
Gold Lady won, Gallant Dan seeonpi Don
Second race, one and one-sixteen~h
miles; Ebony won, Janet second, Champ
lain third. Time: 1:47%
ter miles: Content won, Colonial Girl
second, Rubric third. Time: 2:04%:
Fourth race, six furlongs: Salvidere
won, Chaseaway second, Superman third
Time: 1;13%.
Fifth race, steeplechase about two and
one-half miles: Hylas won, Delcanta Sec
Sixth race, five and one-half furlongs:
Mamie Hodge, won. Coincidence second,
Ben Holder third. Time. 1:13.
miles: The Clown won, Oarsman second,
Sir Russell third. Time: 145S.
CINCINNATI, July 2s.-Resuits at La
First race. Ave and one-half furlongs:
Friction won Avendow second, Bitter
Miss ssot third d. Time I i;OsM r,..,,o man
Shining star second, Terms Rod third.
Third race, one and one-quarter miles
Bright third. Time: 2:0S%.
Fourth race. one mile: John Carroll
Fifth race, Ave furlongs: Binodo won.
Ovelando second, Bud Hill third. Time:
Sixth race, one mile: Bitter Brown
won, Topsy Robinson second Bull EInch
third. Time: 1:41%.
Seventh race, one and one-quarter miles
Cotillion won, Josie's Jewell second, Dud-
| ley third. Time: 2:O1&.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
HAWAIIAN BAND TO RETURN
Manager Gillian AppIaUded when He
Makes Announcement at
Auditorium

The Royal Hawaiian band closed it's en-
gagement last night at the Auditorium, the
final program being rendered before
large audience. The applause that greeted
the various numbers indicated the popu-
larity Of the hand. and that IL has made
many friends during the week II has been
In Omaha. The announcement OF Manager
Gillian that he had secured the band for
return engagement to begin September
II was loudly applauded. At that time the
band will pass through Omaha on it's way
back to Honolulu. and will stop here a
week.
The audience last night appeared rather
partial to the numbers that were distinct
lively Hawaiian. Miss Lei Lehua and Mr..
John Ellis, in native songs, were appauded
1t every appearance on tho stage. The
vocal numbers by the glee club were also
repeatedly encored. The program closed
with the rendition OF Hawaii Ponoi" by
Miss Lehua and the star Spangled Ban
ner' by the band.
The hand left at 1l:15 last night for Kan
sas City and owing to the short time be-
tween the close OF the concert and the
leaving of the train the dance which had
been advertised TO follow the concert was
not given.