davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-10
OFFICERS and DIRECTORS.
SUGAR FACTORS
AND
COMISSION MERCHANTS
AGENTS FOR
]. P. COOKE. Manager.

Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Con.
pAny.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Paia Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
Kihei Plantation Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
KAhuku Plantation Company.
Kahului Railroad Company.
Haleakala Ranch Company. ]
HonolUA Ranch.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-10

Alexander Hume Ford is in favor
of having ladies admitted to his Out
rigger Club, and it is probable that
within a few days a number of the fair
sex win be enrolled.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-10

=
Tomorrow afternoon the lovers OF
the great English game of cricket will
assemble on the Makiki grounds to
take part in a match that has been ar
ranged between a team composed of
players from the English ships in port
and the local club teamT
g.
Evers, the crack shortstop of the
Diamond Head team, will not be seen
in the game again this year, as his
physician has ordered him to stop
baseball on account Of very bad health.
His place will be taken by Sing Chong,
the Chinese A. c. crack.
A meeting of the Kalihi A. c. will
be held next Tuesday evening at 1880
in Cooley chapel. All members are
requested to be on hand, as important
business will come up that has to be
settled at once.
No date has been set as yet for the
Tansan golf tournament, as Church is
absent, and it is necessary for him to
state the conditions to govern the cup
before the tournament can be held.
=
The polo ponies that will be used by
the Kauai team in their matches
against the local team, and the horses
that will be used by the COW boys in
the Wild West Show, will arrive to-
morrow from Kauai.
q
The regular monthly meeting of the
Chinese A. C. will be held tonight at
1880 in the Chinese Y. M. c. A. rooms.
An members are earnestly requested to
be present.
T.
Alexander Hume Ford is in favor
of having ladies admitted to his Out
rigger Club, and it is probable that
within few days a number of the fair
sex win be enrolled.
Il
The postponed meeting of the Ha-
wall Yacht Club scheduled for last
Z night will probably be held either to-
night or tomorrow night.
D.
The next yacht race under the aus
pieces of the Hawaii Yacht Club will be
held next Sunday for the Irwin cup.
.
There is a possibility of a mattel
race tomorrow afternoon at Kapiolan
Park between Sunrise and Leahi Girl
T.
The st. Louis Alumni had as theii
guests in theater boxes last night the
Keio and Santa Clara teams.
Il
Reuter- and Jones will do the batter!
work for the Kams tomrrow agains
the Santa Claras.
=
AL Castle will probably be seen il
the game tomorrow for the Puns.
=
Hampton and Lyman will be the bat
terry for the White Sox tomorrow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-10

Hampton and Lyman will be the bat
terry for the White Sox tomorrow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-10

The postponed meeting of the Ha-
wall Yacht Club scheduled for last
night will probably be held either to-
night or tomorrow night.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-10

AL Castle will probably be seen /
the game tomorrow for the Puns.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James W. Hudson. q. and Clara B. Benson. %.
Rev T. Z. Marshall
Francis R. Thompson. n. and Jessie NJ. HaseT, %.
Rev. NJ. J. Kennedy.
Lloyd L. Jacoby. q. and NIaude NJ Eppley. 2.
Rev. ]. L Frantz.
John T. Erwin. So Of TuscalOosa. Fla. and Lulu
n. Grovely, p MaTtinsvie. Va. Rev. l. A. Wye
Pierce A. HArbin. d. and May A. Joy. ls. Rev,
Theron OVltwater.
James w Reed Is. and Oracle =. Bull. Is, both
Of Fairfax. Va Rev. E. Hez Sven.
James W. Ball. p. and Lottie Z. Storey. q Rev.
Thomas Harlin.
william T. Lerch. 81. Of Baltimore. Nd. and Olive
o. Robey. 2. Of Indian Head Ma. Rev, D. G,
MaeLeod-
Maurice H. Lanman. %. and Anna S. Burroughs,
q Rev. James Mackin.
John H. waring g. and Minnie Kohler So Rev.
W. c. Alexandcr.
Phillips Buscher. g. and Gertrude Shaw. q. Of
silye- Spring Md Rev F. Dudley.
Wallace Newman. %. and Irene feelings. IS Rev.
Theron 0utwater.
MerTin W. Bartlett. 2l and Annie NJ. Balden, %.
Rey. z. Hez Sven.
Puckett W. Harvey. &. Of Alexandria Va. and
Sophie L. Martin. q. Rev. j. b. Mclaughlin.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
LYNCHBURG GREETS ELKS.
Visitors Attend Many Entertain
ments In Their Honor.

Lynchburg, Va, June 1.-THE members
OF the State convention OF Elks, visitors,
and women went by special train this
morning TO Bedford City 70 visit the Ma
tional Home Of the order. where num-
Der Of veteran Elks are cared for.
The delegation returned to Lynchburg
late in the afternoon, and tonight the
visitors attended an entertainment at the
Rivermont Casino, which has been de-
signed especially for the pleasure OF the
convention.
A social session was rendered tonight
at the Elks' Home after the Casino pro-
gramme, but quite a number Of the Wis
itors remained at the park and spent sew
eral hours dancing.
At the home, T. B. Hicks Of Richmond.
made a beautiful speech 10 the veteran
Elks. In presenting them with a bouquet
Of thirty-hve American Beauty roses. a
rose for each veteran.
This was responded 70 by Joseph Z.
Jackson. a member OF Philadelphia Lodge,
No. 2. he being the Oldest past exalted
ruler living.
The convention came 70 en- end with a
crab picnic tonight. several side trips
for tomorrow being called OF.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
TAFT MEN NERVOUS,
FEARING STAMPEDE
Continued from Page One.

dation for the Roosevelt feeling is based
upon the attitude Of candidates for State
officers already nominated. candidates for
Congress named and to be named, and
candidates for local Offices 20 be nomI-
mated by the Republicans throughout the
country next fall that the nomination Of
Roosevelt would be very much more con-
ducive 10 their individual successes than
Taft
The labor men are shouting for Roose-
welt tonight. Gompers IS urging them to
get up a parade between now and to-
morrow night for Roosevelt. The Vice
Presidential situation has been lost in the
Roosevelt tumult.
Lodge Not Alarmed.
Senator Lodge said that he believed the
stampede period in this convention had
passed, and that there was no further
danger OF a stampede. other Republ-
cans. equally as important as Senator
Lodge, called attention 20 the fact that
the outburst for Roosevelt took place at
a time when Il was impossible 10 STAN
pede convention-that n stampede can
only take place on a roll call. and this
roll call will not take place until to-mor-
row or Friday.
1t was the opinion Of those who wit
messed the Roosevelt uproar in the con-
vention to-day that 50 per cent of Il
came from the galleries. and that the
delegates withstood the storm TO a very
marked degree.
The Roosevelt rooters. together with
labor delegates. are pranclng through the
corridors OF the hotels tonight. headed
by bands, shouting tho slogan. -Four,
four four years more Of Roosevelt. and
Hes got TO take Il whether he wants
it or not So you cannot tell what an
hour will bring forth in this situation.
The word came tonight late that II
Taft is 10 be nominated. Gov. Cummins,
OF Iowa, is to be his running-mate.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
o. s. Dept q Agriculture. Weather Bureau

washington, "Wednesday. June H. 1865 D m.
There vii be showers Thursday from the Ohio Val
Joy and Upper Lake region westward 30 tho PaciHc
coas,. except in Nevada and California followed by
fair weather Friday in the Northwest and the dis
tricts west Of the Rocky Mountains Showers viii
continue Friday in the Plains States. the central
valleys. and the Upper Lake region and extend into
the Lower Lake region and the Middle Atlantic
States There VIII also DO local showers In the south
Atlantic and East Gulf States
II VIII be cooler Friday in the PlAins States the
Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys In the Eas.
and Northeast it viii 30 somewhat warmer
The winds along tie New England coast viii be
light TO fresh southerly: on the Middle Atlantic
coast light 20 fresh southeast to south on the South
Atlantic coast light TO fresh eaSteTly: on the East
CUT coast light 20 fesh southerly: on the West Gulf
coast fresh southeriy; on the Lower Lakes fresh
southeaste-ly. becoming brisk Friday and on the
Upper lakes fresh 10 brisk southeast TO south.
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports
viii have light 70 fresh winds. mostly southerly.
with fair weather 20 the Grand BankA
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
Navy Orders.

Commander ". y. LITTLE. detached to duty as
inspector Of machinery Of vessels building for
the navy. Bath Iron WORKS Me.
Lieut.. r. A. KOCH. detached Lancaster, navy
yard, League Island. Pa. % Yankee.
Ensign D. L. HOWARD. detached Missouri 10
Montana.
Acting Assistant Surgeon ". NJ. KERR, appointed
acting assistant surgeon in the navy.
Acting Assistant Surgeon J. c. ZIEGLER de-
tRched United States Naval Hospital Ports
mouth. n. T., to the United States Naval
Hospital. Pensacola.
Chief Gunner L. y FISHER. unexpircd portion
Of leave revoked; 70 the works q +. ". Bliss
Company. Sag Harbor. Long Island. y. Y.
Gunner II. ADAMS. une1pired portion q leave re-
voked; to the Naval Proving Ground. Indian
Head. Nd
BoaJswain c. k r. CLAUsEN. detached nary
yard. New York 20 Mississippi.
Chief Carpenter T. t. KILEY detached duty Yer
mont and granted sick leave.
War Machinist 7. .. HEALY. 20 Yankee.
Pharmacist s. ENGLANDER. retired, transferred
% the retired list of officers Of the navy. con-
pletion of thirty years service
r 2. BURROUGHS. appointed paymasters clerk
in the navy, duty Relief.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut.. WILLIAM G. CAPLEs. Corrs ot Eng
neers detailed assistant % The engineer Of the
Seventh and Eighth lighthouse districts
Cart WILLIAM r. SMEDBERG. Jr Fou-tsenth
Cavalry. assisted b. Veterinarian RICHARD B.
CORCORAN. FIRST Fed ARTILLERY. Ii detailed
20 inspect horses to be delivered under eoutTsct
al san Francisco: Winncnucca, NeT. AID MAde-
line and Montague. Cal
Capt. HALSTEAD DOREY. Fourth Infantry. now
on leave Of absence al South Manchester. Ccun.
viii proceed 20 the camp o. instruction. Pine
Camp. for temporary duty during the sncamp-
uaent. upon the conclusion Of which be viii ~
tun 20 South Manchester.
Maj. CARROLL =. DEVOL. Quarter1naster. Is re-
heved from duty IN this city. and VIII proceed 70
Culehra Canal Zone. and report 10 Lieut Col.
GEORGE ". COCKTAILS. Corps Of Engineers
MAJ. EUGENE T. WILSON. Coast ARTILLERY Corps
IS relieved from duty az Fort Totten, y. Y, and
viii proceed % tie Canal Zone and report %
Maj. CARROLL A. DENOL. quarteTmastsr.
MAJ. WENDELL L. SIMPSON, Nineteenth In
fantry. Is relieved from duty In this city. and
will proceed 20 New York and take station in
that city.
Leave of absence for one month and fourteen days
IS granted Capt. FRANCIS L. LACEY. j.,
Firs. Infantry.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
MANAGED PRINCETON TEAM.
Whshingtonian Helped Win Victory
from YaIe

The recent victory Of the Princeton
University baseball team over the Yale
nine is Of particular interest in Wash
linton, owing to the fact that Donald E.
Gensler. Of this city. was for two years
on the executive staff Of the team.
Mr.. Gensler, who was assistant man
ager of the Princeton team last year and
managed this year, graduated from the
university with this years class. He
is a son Of Mr.. H. J. Gensler. one Of
the official stenographers Of the Senate.
and a native Of Washington. Although
his studies have kept him away from
the National Capital much OF the time
in the last few years. he has many
friends in Washington
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
DEATH RECORD.

Arthur Y. Young $50 Quincy st. NV, 81 years.
William T. Dante. DOS Sixteenth 81 NV, 70 yrs
Samuel T. Pennington. Munsey Bldg, 81 years.
l.. Helen Wall. 4S VI st. ne. g. years.
Edward J. Wilson. li0S ST. nw Is years.
Paul w. McCallum. 1914 II st. ne. months.
Infant Of Eugene and Mar Garner. Washington
Asylum Hospital days.
Cynthia McClasky, Home for Aged and Inhrm
. years.
Joseph Lewis Trambo 9 Third 81, me- 5 months
Willie Gray. lZo Union st. sw.. u hours.
Hester N. StedmAsi. sls Virginia aT. sw.. mtha
Alphonsus J. Birney, 40 n St. nv. % ysarS-
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
v, NJ. i. Men 90 Meet.
cial 10 The Washington Herald.

5peflAI 20 TIC NHslIIlkLuI HVIaIl
Lynchburg, Va, July 1.-THE Lynch
burg Alumni Association Of the Virginia
Military Institute. will meet tomorrow
night for the purpose OF taking steps
looking to having a large number Of
Lynchburg people present at the meeting
Of the general alumni association at the
institute next week. 1t is believed that
a number Of the old cadets living here
will attend to finals.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
RIFLE TEAM LEAVES JUNE 27.
American Olympic Squad Includes
COuntry's Best shots.

The rife team to represent America at
the Olympic Games, 10 be held at Bisley.
England. on July 9, will leave New York
on Gune q on the steamer St. Louis.
Gen. James A. Drain. president of the
international Rife Association of Ameri-
ca. and Capt. Frank E. Evans, L. S. NJ.
c., will accompany the team The team
will be composed Of the following mem
bers:
Maj. c. B. winder, Capt. c. S. Bene-
dict, Lieut.. II. 2. Simon. and Corporal
/ I. Eastman, all OF Ohio: Sergt. w. F.
Leushon. OF New York; Maj. W. r. Mar
tin, Of New Jersey; Sergt. f. B. Jeffers.
Of Massachusetts; Capt X. K. V. Casey
and J. W. Hessian, of Delaware, and
Capt. y. A. Greene. Y. S. VI. G.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
PresIdent sac for scnIntnr

Louis Meynell, an artist from Brook
line. Mass. laden with a bagful Of clav.
photographs. and a partially completed
bust Of President Roosevelt, called at the
White House yesterday by appointment
and worked on the bas-relief, which is TO
be hung in the Peace Hall in the building
at Portsmouth, N. H., where the Russo
japanese treaty was signed three years
ago.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
BETTER TINES AFTER JULY l.
President of United Mine Workers
FOresees Revival I'm Steel Business.

Wheeling, ". Va. June 1T. l. Lewis.
president of the United Mine Workers.
left here to-day for indianapolis 10 attend
a meeting OF the national board. Concern
ing the business outlook. Mr. Lewis said
that the beginning Of July would see a
spirited revival in the mining and steel
business. He said;
"An lake boats VIII be IN commission
after July l. and they viii have orders for
ore shipments back from the Northwest
whereas they have so far this year only
carried coal TO the Northwest and re-
turned light, an improbable operation
which kept many boats from starting"
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
smith-Dornind.
pocial 70 The washington Herald.

spociaI % The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. June E-Yesterday at
the residence OF the brides parents on
Daniels Hill, Miss Maude Dornind was
married TO Edward NJ. Smith. Dr. ]. A.
Thomas, pastor Of Centenary Methodist
Church, officiated. r. D. White acted as
best msn, and Miss Elizabeth Dornind. n
sister Of the bride. was the maid Of hon.
or After a trip 10 the Peaks Of otter.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith viii take up their
residence in the city.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
Sick Midshipman returns.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd, June z.-Because Of
the Illness OF Nlidshipman s. M. Brown.
third class. the monitor Arkansas, Com
mander Harry p Huse, commanding one
Of the midshipmens cruising squadrons
made a flying trip to Annapolis from
Hampton Roads to-day. The III MILDLY
WAS placed in the naval hospital and will
be operated on. The Nevada sailed to-
night to reioin the squadron.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
PLAY GAME DECEMBER /.
Army-Navy Football Contest 30 BE
Decided on Franklin Field.

Annapolis. Md, June 17.--Prof. n. NJ.
Terry and Lieut.. Commander ". H. H.
Bullard, L. S. ~, returned to Annapo-
lis from Philadelphia this evening after
having signed an agreement with Col
Howse, representing the Military Acad-
emy. and Dr. A. W. White, represent
Ing the University Of Pennsylvania, for
the football game between the Military
and Naval academies to take place on
December l next
1t is agreed that the authorities Of
the Naval and Military academies will
each have between 300 and 900 tickets al
lotted 20 them more than the 5000 for
merly allowed. The temporary stand IN
front Of the gymnasium VIII not be so
large, but seats will be placed around
the field, so as to make UP the increased
number.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
MANY GET DIPLOMAS.
Washington and Lee Graduates
Largest Class ir History.

q III0
Lexington, Va. June 1.-THE largest
number Of graduates in the history OF
Washington and Lee University to-day
received diplomas in the various schools.
There were elghty-seven in all, as fol-
lows: One doctor OF philosophy, one
master Of arts, two civil engineers, one
graduate in the School Of Commerce,
twenty bachelors Of science. thirty-six
bachelors Of arts, and twenty-six bache-
lors Of law.
The valedictory address was made by
Noble Doak Smlthson, Of Tennessee.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
BREAKS INTO A CHURCH.
Petersburg Trunk Maker Found
Asleep in st. Paurs.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, June 7-WIlliam Nc
Clure, a young Petersburg trunk-mal1er,
was arrested here to-day while asleep IN
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church, into which
he had forced his way.
After an examination, the police say
Mcclure admitted it was he who broke
into the First Baptist Church Monday
night and smashed eighty receptacles be-
longing TO the individual communion serv-
ice. He claims to have been drinking.
lie police claim 10 have other evidence
assinst the man in addition to his ad-
missions.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
LocnI Temnernfura-

Midnight. So; a. m, IS; a. m. 52; SA m.
IS; a m. "a: 10 a. m. S.: u noon. ~: 2p m,
-; p. m. IS; D. m "a; ,. m, 70; 20 D n, S.
Maximum. Is; minimum g.
Relative humidity-s a. m. 60; z D. m. 80: s
2 m. So Rainfall B p. N. 70 8 D. n.y.. 90
Hours q sunshine. las Per cent Of possible sun
shins l1,
minimum. S. -
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
SHOOTS DAUGHTERS SUITOR.
West Virginia Man Uses Gun After
Giving Warning.

west NtrEintu Man Uses Gun After
Giving Warning.
SPECIAL 70 TIE Washington Herald
Cumberland. Nd. June 17.-George Wise
was placed on trial at Mooreheld. W
Va, to-day. charged with the murder Of
a young man named Walker. who was
paying attention 70 his daughter.
Walker had been warned 10 stop call
ing but he appeared. and the father shot
him AT the front door
A large number OF witnesses have been
summoned, and the trial will occupy sew
eral days.
Harry E. Baugh.nan. q Baltimore and
Ohio brakeman. OF Cumberland, IS dying
az the Connellsville Hospital from in
Juries sustained last night in being
knocked from his train by an overhead
bridge. His skull was crushed.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
NEWSOF ALEXANDRIA
Mate Beach, of the TrentOD,
Is Ex0nerated.
OTHER OFFICERS FREED, TOO

Steamboat Inspectors Write TO Sec
Ond officer of Boat Which Sank
ut Wharf, Causing Death of One
ChiId-MIss Edith Rnmsny Becomes
Bride of Mr. Frnnk Mccormick.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
Tide Table.

To-day-High tide. 90 a. m and u.s n m
low tide. 500 a. m and $50 p. m
Io-morrow-High tide. IS a. m. low tide, s02
L. m. and 6a5 p. m
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
Temperntures I'm otbrr cite,

Temperatures IN other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfali for the twelve houTs .,dS5 - g
D. m yesterday, are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
Condition of the Water.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
harPers Fsrry, W, vs.. June E.-Potomac clear
Ind Shenandoah muddy.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18

The training Of teachers is one Of the
most important features OF the Sunday
school work OF to-day. Fifty-six associa-
tons have approved teacher training de-
partments and twenty-six others have
work on the same line. A large amount
OF instruction with reference TO the Sun
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18

To-morrow-wur on the Housefly.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-04-16
< Zprdvy ze St. Paul. x

Oslaya i00letych narozenin
prof. Lad. Klacela pofadana ne
deli odnnladne svnhcden. W. s,.:.:
spolky SIM Csps., zilstane jista
vsem dtastnikdm Y pamati jako je-
dina tech udaIostl, iez swim dol
mem zaneciavaa srdcich nasici1 po-
vznasejici upomfnky. HIavnim boz
dem programu byla slavnostni rec
pana L. J. Paldy, jenz pres pdl dru-
he hodiny udrzoyal neivetsi pozor-
most posluchaGu. Tresf jeho feci u
vadine a litujeme jen, be nemozno
nam pfinesti rec ieho doslovne. To
lik ysak m1zeme sm6Ie fici, ze rec
jeho byla jednou nejkrasnejsich,
jake obecenstvo nase melo kdy pfile-
zitost yyslechnonti. ZvlastG income
q pohnut6 pnsohila ma obecenstvo
slova fccnika, kdyz dal se do po-
drobneho lideni zivota Klacelova,
ptipomfnaje jeho zasluzne ciny a
skutky, jeho stradani, utrpeni se-
bezapfeni a ysecky doiemne momen-
sty y, iez e k jieho ziYotu % vaazzou, takzze
maloktere oko ostalo pfi lieenf tom
nezaroseno Pohnuti vsech bylo
income zjeyne. Navsteya obecen-
stva ma nase mistni pom6ry byla
celkem skvela, obzylaste uyazime-li,
be krasny den, kier5 primo vabil ma
yenek, mnohe asi zdrzel Cd ncasten-
styi. Slaynost zapo6ala g. hodine
odpoledne. Prynfm tfslem ma pro-
grHruu uyf zrcv FeuU Uu rs. cTne~
faiiy, zaprny HtlxskyTn sborem SU-
kola, ktcry byl dhstojnym zahaie-
MIN krasne q pametihodne sIavno-
sti. 20 tt nasledoyala slavnostni rec.
Po ukonceni feGi roztomila dcerus-
ka naseho cinovnfka narodniho pa
ma Franka zd'arsktho podala s pfi-
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-04-16

mtfenym pekne pfednesenym pro-
sioyem krasnou kytici fecnikovi,
se.S !ejsss ejss MILKY milky il II pffiiiia dfvcl-
kn cello polibil. Ma to nasledovala
pfipadna pisen "Kdo pro pravdu
.hofi z zap6na smfzenfm sharesn So
koia a hiucne applaudoyana. Dali
Sim tislem byl dvoizpev 81. Marie
Cizkoye 81. Josefiny Kacerovske,
jez zapely ma slova Halka Bendlo-
WI piseh "Pfilitlo iaro 4 daleka,v ga
krasneho doprovodu ma piano 81. Et-
ty klfmove. 0becenstvo bylo zpevem
jejieh tax uneseno, ze nepresta-
vajfcim potleskem 81 vynutilo pfida-
nj jeste jedne pisne, nacez vystou-
|pila panf Nova pfedsedkyn9 sboru
Cechie, cfslo II, jed, pfednesla
iednu 2 vyznamnych nvah Klacclo-
ygcll ktera krasn6 pfilthala K ce-
lemu dnchu slavnosti. 20 tx zapGl
|muzsky sbor pfsen "Slovanr cd Va
saka Dalsim cislem byl pfednes ma
housle nasim nadejnym mIadistyym
iiousiistou f'rantiskem Idarskym,
ienz svym pfednesem vyvolal boufli-
vou pochvalu, tax ze musil jeste no.
wynn cislem vdecne posluchaGstvo
potesiti. T6sime % nGho ma dal-
Isl umelecke dsp6chy. potom pred
nesl ciperny zak Ben. Sanda "a de-
skou svob. skolu zdafile basen, VITA
lhujlci Sc ma cinnost naseho nesmr-
telneho prof. Klacela. Nasledujicim
IcIsienr Dyia pasen Sravka RoyafI''
jK doleEnne prednesi sokoi Vdciay
Pechousek. Ma to pfednesl nGkolik
slov pan Fr. Sanda, vztahujicich se
M minulou ycfejnou cinnost nase-
no slaynostnfho fecnika. Slaynosi
zakoncena byIa pfednesem s.Hymny
Sloyand" snaziyym a opravdu obe.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-04-16

= Pan Jifi Jirovec navratil Sc
po nekolikamesicnim pobytu ' Ce-
chach opet do st. Paul, potesen jsa
vzajemnym shledanfm $ rodici a
pfateli We stare vlasti.