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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04
Annual Western Kansas Farmers Conferenc
At Hays Branch Experiment Station
Hays, Kansas, June and 8, 1910

The State Agricultural College have decided display of their
half of meetings and the
Hays will decorated before farmers will be here all
while
from the surrounding counties and Mayor Philip
has thrown his lot adng this Office protection
the
The invitation out all preparations made even the killing OF the
faed
held
the and agricultural
fine prepared the hours for visiting the Station
fields dinner 1890
will School audi
meeting The citizens will furnish
Club Station
authorities will provide the coffee and bread for fine dinner Every
delegation
certainly
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04
Hail !! Hail! Hail /!

1t IS on the way and may hit your wheat
Forewarned is forearmed. Go to Miller Brothers
and get good sound Insurance policy without any strings
1t ne kind that actually nsures and will pay promptly and
IN full according best expectations Take time by the
foreiock then will have nothing regret when late
half section of land at Sc an and easy
half section of good land half mile from Hyacnth SIS
per Terms.
section of good land in Treeo county, will sell for cash
or trade for merchandise.
Six lots. Take them all for $40. A bargain for
Several fine bargains in CITY Property and Lots
Mill D.I Headquarters for
OO'A1OAo' GENUINE Bargains
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Hardressinx and basnicw;or.

L have located In Hays City in the
Spencer cottage on west Juniata street
cor. Fort and am prepared and will be
pleased to do hairdressing, shampooing
and manicuring for the ladies of this
city. Am experienced in the work,
have praeticed in the large cities.
Prices reasonable See or address me
and / Will cafI.
MRS. h. C. DYBEAU, Hays.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04

On Thursday evening, May 26th,
Miss Henrietta Oshant Of our city. who
graduates this year at the State Uni
versity, gave her graduating Piano
recital with Miss Effie Williams, assis-
ted by Miss Fowler as Violinist and
Miss Fowler as Aceompanist. 1t was
a splendid evenings entertainment and
attended by an enthusiastic audience
In the program we find her name in
these: Concerto, Moscheles; Prelude,
Rschmaninoff; Ballad, Reinecke; Scher-
20, Chaminade; Piano duet, Gottschalk /;
Concerto. Grei9.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04

Michael Saunders of Walker was up
this week and bought of Schlyer &
Arnhold big carriage for his family.
It is pleasure TO see so many farm
ers buying cream separators. So far
this week Schlyer & Arnhold have sold
six DeLavals.
AS a graduation present, Henry
Oshant has presented to his daughter.
Miss Henrietta, a Steinway Parlor
Grand piano, a splendid instrument of
which she is very proud.
Hicks says the entire month Of June
will be stormy and disagreesble. He
tells as to look out for earthquakes.
tornadoes and phenomenal electrical
disturbances.
The Model District School of the
State Normal and their teacher, Miss
Stone, celebrated the closing Of this
term of school by having picnic on
the creek Thursday. Boat riding was
one of the pleasures
1he Presbyterian C. E. Society pleas
antly surprised Mr.. Wooster and Miss
Stone at the lovely home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Matthew Tuesday evening.
It was such q fine evening that out
door games were played and everyone
seemed to enjoy themselves. Refresh
ments and music were also features of
the evening.
BaEed HEKAGKa For Sale.
We have some baled alfalfa for sale.
Call at Citizens State Bank or see
LINCOLN WARD. 31-tf
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04
knoeha-Diansx.

On Wednesday evening at the home
of Grandpa Schwaller, Miss Virgie,
daughter of Henry Knoche, was mar
ried to Earl Disney. young and sue
cessful farmer near Ellis, where the
couple went after the ceremony Only
the relatives and few close friends
were present and lovely wedding sup
per was enjoyed. Many handsome
presents were received by the young
couple. They have the congratulations
of a host of friends and Of the Free
Press.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04
He ZeixIer Piano.

Wednesday the drawing at Zeigler's 8
store for the piano closed. In the
morning Miss Rowlison had about $500
and the Methodists about $500, so
they gave theirs to Miss Rowlison.
Mr.. Staab of Catharine had over $4,000.
There were many smaller amounts and
Father Charles had several thousand
dollars worth so theyall gave theirs to
Father Charles. At three o'clock
when the judges called time Miss Row
lison handed in $7717 and FIR. Charles,
through his representatives handed in
$12, ,067 and the piano was awarded to
the Catholic church. It showed that
during the sale Zeiglers had given out
about $25, 900 in tickets, as many all
over the county who had small amounts
did not bring them in when they fonnd
others were combining. The record
shows that Mr.. Staab of Catharine had
been the largest individual purchaser
at the store and would likely have won
had it been confined to the purchaser.
Mrs. Zeigler sent to Miss Rowlison
and Mrs. A. N. Smith, the Methodist
minister's wife, each handsome and
expensive dress suit in appreciation Of
their work.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04
rhreshln6 OaeKye.

offer for sale Garr-Seott Engine
and Avery Separator, new Ast year
and IN splendid condition ready for
work. Threshed about zoo bushels
with Il last year and runs Hike charm
Will ke sold cheap and On easy terms.
See nR at my farm seven miles north
and two miles west Of Hays in Buck
eye township 81-2t
ADAM ]. PFEfFER.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04

VIII insure your property against fire
and lightning for three years in the
BEST and companies IN the world at
seventy cents 3 hundred. What do
you think Of that?
MILLER BROS. Hays. Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04
Pa1nt1n6-waH PsperIn6

I am prepared to do all kinds of
papering and wall papering and will
contract to do the best of work, fur
nish the best of material at reasonable
rates, and guarantee satisfaction.
Sample books furnished5whi:h contain
the very best makes and patterns to
select from. 32-tf
n. ]. BELL; Hays, Kansas.
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Piano for Sale.

I offer for sale on easy terms, q
Bradbury. Upright Piano, MahoGOny
case and IN fine condition. Come see
me and see the instrument If you are
wanting TO buy a piano this season 1t
is bargain n. W. OSHANT. 32-tf
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Eve and Bar Sur6eOn

DR.. n. Jay Brown, the Salina eye
and ear specialist viii be at the Bruins
wick Hotel. MONDAY, JUNE 9th;
At WAKEENEY. Tuesday JUNE, 7th;
At ELLIS Wednesday JUNE 9Th.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04
Program:

Everybody meet a Club at $50 a. N.
fields
cattle
to H. Director H. Webster
SuptA A. TenEyck OF College Station Hon
&c Agriculture Washington D.
Auditorum Addresses Miss
roft the Hays Normal School H
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04

Mr.. Reemsnyder has had the Cream
Receiving station given a nice painting
and looks very neat
Hon. John Dawson, candidate for
Atty. General was here this week
shaking hands with his many friends.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04

The Normal School Regents with the
State Architect met here on Thursday
and opened the six bids for the erection
and completion of the water, electric
light and heating system at the State
Normal and the contract was given to
the lowest bidder, the Salina Plumbing
Co., for $28, 500, the other bids being
only few hundred dollars more. The
work will commence at once. These
are the parties who put the heating
plant in the Brunswick Hotel here and
are putting it in the Herzog church.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04

Mrs. George Philip. Jr., has the
pleasure Of entertaining her mother
from Kansas City and married sister
from Omaha.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04

The annual bacculaureate address
to the Normal graduating class was
held last Sunday evening in the Nor
NAL auditorium. Miss Pestana played
voluntary, the chorus sang three an
thems, Rev. Alexander made a very
touching prayer and Rev. West read a
selection from the Scriptures. Mrs.
Matthew and Mrs. Shively sang duet
accompanied by the chorus. DR. S.
A. NOrthup of Kansas City, Kansas,
delivered q most excellent sermon. His
subject was: Don't die on Third. I"
He told Of a wonderful game of ball
between Detroit and Cleveland, before
20, 900 people. The score in the ninth
inning stood 2 to 2 with a man on third
and the great cry was "Will he die on
Thirdf but he went forward to home aud
won. So he told the students they had
reached first, second and third and for
them not to die on third but be deter
mined co push forward and win. He
closed with a reference to mother"
that was simply grand and brought
tears to many an eye. 1t was mother
that was the inspiration at every &C.
casiOn ard every time that urged her
children to push forward to success.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04
ronlc Nor xlhe Aakr.

We have some OF the finest tonic
made for the hair that We sell at low
price by the quart or gallon.
TIELoTSoNsS Barker Shen.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04

Lots of our young folks have been
wondering what has become Of our Ed
Jantzen. It Is found that he is one Of
the instructors Of the Rush county
institute, which started with eighty
six enrolled the first day. The La
Crosse Republican says Of Ed: PROF.
Jantzen was principal Of the McCrsck-
en- schools during the past year. is a
graduate Of the Hays Normal School
and is a young man o. exceptional
ability" And the Chieftain says:
''We are having some lively discussions
in the pedagogy class. Some new
theories are being advanced by Prof.
Jentzen to which Supt. Fish and Miss
Hull do not always quite sgree. How
ever, we must not Judge the Professor
too hastily, as the superintendent says
he Is engaged Tin normal work."
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04

Be sure and read the new ad. of
Schlyer & Arnhold.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04

While here the friends of Hays White
insisted on ais making himself known
and letting the people Of this section
see what the people OF other sections
think Of him, 30 he will advertize in
the Free Press and has bougst the
space the same as any other advertiser.
30 the people may know something Of
the candidate running. He made q
most excellent talk here on Decoration
day and showed the people that if they
honor him with the nomination and
election he will be able to hold his own
in the halls Of Congress.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04

It is whispered that one of the young
couples of our city is to be married
this Saturday, and we can but wait and
watch.
AS we go to press this Friday morn
ing the annual commencement of the
Ft. Hays State Normal is taking place
with Atty. Gen. Jackson delivering the
address
The committees Of the Commercial
Club met last Friday evening and re-
ported progress in their respective
work on Che FarmersT meeting here
next week.
Beach & Richmond have furnished q
handsome monument to Mira. King on
the Saline to put up at the grave Of
her husband, father King. in the Turk
vile cemetery
It will be remembered that at the
Field Meet held here q young man
named Since Of Wakeeney captured
the big end ct the prizes. At their
exercises on commencement day there
last week he again captured all ne con-
tended for.
Old timers will regret to hear that
old farmer Dou. Carmichael has sold
his farm on the Saline, near the Turk
vile pOst-offfce, AZ be- was considered
one of the stand-bys of that section.
A Nebraska man named GuEnble has
bought the place.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-06-04

De SURE dIlU TS6Q the new S4Us u
Schlyer & Arnhold.
Invitations were received this week
for the 46th Commencement Of the
State Normal School ak Emporia, to
commence this Saturday June 4th,
with the bacculaureste Sunday, exer-
cises or Monday apd Tuesday and Com
mencement dav on Wednesday. June 8.
The address viii be By PrOf. Suszallo
ef Columbia College, New York, one
OF the most famous speakeFs Of educa-
tional institutions. Their summer
term commences Jnne skA
Lernea Cane.
AS Pawnee county have their big
WOodman doings next week they could
not come to our Farmers' mesting, 20
about twelve auto loads Of their farm
ers came ever On Thursdry morning
and at 1920 the committee took them
out to see the Normal building and
grounds and drove around the city.
After dinner they were escorted to the
the Experiment Station, which they
thoroughly inspected. The superfnten-
dent Of each department fully explain
ed their work. They we're elated with
their reception and what there. The
postmaster Of Larned, on being called
on, made few remarks at the grove,
thanking the people for the reception
they had received and all were loud in
their praise Of our cordiality. Major
Downing responded in few remarks
telling them that the latch strings of
Hays were always open 70 our visitors.
Again the band boys did themselves
proud by coming to the suto lot and
pleying several selections that gratlfied
and surprised our guests.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-16

mare Ole @obl zines oen;ofratiidelt
Observation-Disclosures olein i'm Sn-
~tereIle notmenoigcr Sparlamfeit pom
GROCER 9eOeutung. SEER GaFt min
De Damn fem @inoernis linden, iei=
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5uludrmen uno 5ltr @usfiibrung 81
bringen es miiroe ibm plelmebr be-
reitmiQigit @iilfe geleiitct aaroen.
Die grbaltlung Der nationnlen Gel
Scr 1T e6enlo empfeblenstpert ais Die
Der notiirli6en @iiIfsnrittet oe5
SonOes, 9er&ompf gegen Gerl6lpcn-
oungSin6t lit bier lorpol uie sort
ongebra6t. g. .. Stoots5tg.
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u. Noromann, 42O @oIiao 5trabe,
beioe Telephone, lit Der eindiee gia.
no-6abrifant, Der bette Stinimer uro
0eporierer. Sect lit Die Seit Die
Rianos pabreno 6es Sommers su
repnrieren.
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der m1s5llpablen Bonn miro
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Sobn $. Bolton, offentIider yic.
tar. @runoeigentum. Mgeui fit
Eeniionsaniprmbe, 8immer 9. ct.
Sames Sotel, Sit.Soufton stroBe.
geioe Telephone $50.
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Gle giiroer Don ShreOeaort
in 2ouiliano 6oben nit cine. Wajo;
rit0t Don 557 Stimmen held)loiicn,
cine aommiifionspermeltn1g mir
ibre Staot einsufiibren.
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tenn @ountb nitb 6tnate, tut, rnb baE
beia9te Sirma Die Sunme bon ei NJ
6unbert 9oIIars fir ieben Se0
bon Gotnrrh be5a6len nirb, Der bur6 ben
@ebraud bon 3nIIs &atarrbs
Sur ni6t se6eilt iperbeu fam.
SranfS s. 6 3 n eb,
Bei6tporen Don MIR uno inter
i6rieben IN meiner @eoenlunrt
om g., September 81. 6. '96.
Sieael,
q. 90. @Ieafon, 0ffentlider Gotar
Sails &%atarrbsGur tpirb innerli6 9ee
pmmen unb ipirft brett auf bas 8lilt
unb bic i6leimigen Oberfld6en oes 9hs
items. Sobt @u6 3eltgniHe frei 8ns
ididen.
S. S. Gbeneb& Co.. Solebo. g.
8erfntft bon alien Npotbefen. Toe.
Snu's Enmilienzgf1en iino Die beitell.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-14
Provost przeciwko esperantowi.

Znany pisarz ffancuski Marceli
Provost, wystepuje jake otwarty
przeciwnik esperantyzmu W o.
g6lnosci jezykow sztucznych.
Provost sQdzi, re esperanto po-
zostanie zawsze jedynie jezy-
kiem kongres6w. Ola Prevosta,
jake ola pisarza, esperanto ME
ma zadnego znaczenia. Piszac w
jezyku francuskim, moze mice
nadzieje, re ksiazka jego moze
zajac kilka milionow Francu-
z6w i tylu cudzoziemc6w, w}ada-
jacych jezykiem francuskim. E
speranto nigdy mu tego ME mote
zapewnit. Zdaniem Prevosta VIE
ksze korzysci daje wyuczenie sic
jezyka angielskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-14
Telegramy kralowe.

Portland, Me-, IA wrzesnia. =
TAX republikanie jak demokraci
ME moga jeszcze ochlonae re zdu-
mienia mad ogromnem zwycie-
stwem demokratycznem odniesio-
nem w czasie wybor6w. Vie
kszosc pozyskana przez demokra-
tycznego kandydata ma guberna-
tora szacuja ma $500 Wedle do
tychczasowych raportow Plalsted
pozyskal T2,711 glosow, repu-
blikanin Fernald $4,000. o lie sic
zdaje, to W pierwszym okregu
kongresyonalnym obrany zostaf
republikanin Kinds wiekszoscia
200 glosow, w drugim demokrata
McGillicudy wiekszoscia 800 gao-
sow, w trzecim demokrata Gould
wiekszoscia 5000 giosow, a W
czwartym republikanin Guernsey
wiekszoscia 800 gaosow. w legi-
slaturze demokraci ogromna mice
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-14
Telegramy zagraniczne

Kijow, Il wrzesnia. = Nagon-:
ka ma zydow wyznaczonych do
opuszczenia miasta ME ustaJe.
Cd 8 do II wrzesnia Wygnano
so zydow z miasta, 80 uwiado-
miono, re musza miasto opuscic
w przeciagu pewnego czasu. DIE
vice osob dobrowolnie opuScilo
miasto w czasic oznaczonym. w
tvmie samym czasie pred
miesG Solomenka i Demjewka
wygnano 4S zydow.Wladze zwra-
GAIA teraz swoja uwage ma tych,
ktorzy pozostali W miescie i ukry-
waja sic. Niedawno policya "a
rzadziia nocna wyprawe W po-
dejrzanej dzielnicy i wylapala 2S
zydow. Wkrotce potem powto-
rzono wyprawe i wylapano 46
zydow skazanych ma wygnanie.
po wiekszej czesci miodych. lu-
dzi.
Petersburg, IA wrzesnia. -
Ma prosbe policyi berlihskiej a.
reszowano tn pewnego amerykaii-
skiego obywatelas nazwiskiem
Margolin i zone jego,, ktora po-
dr6aowal, jake ,oskarzonych o po-
peinienie wielkich oszustw, w kto-
rych chodziio o sumo $4,000.
Berlin, IA wrzesnia. = Coraz to
liczniejsze staia sic remonstracye
protesta przeciw ograniczeniu
przywozu miesa przez GRANGE.
Rozctodzi sic o to, re produkcya
krajowa ME pokrywa potrzeb.
Pruski minister rolnictwa, baron
schorlemer, przyjai delegacye kra
jowego zwiazku rzezniczego, kto-
ra mu doreczyia memorial ty-.
czacy sic tego przedmiotu. Baron
Schorlemer oswiadczyl, ze ME IL
chodzi bacznosci jego. polozenie,
jake panuje W calym kraju, jed.
nakowoz zaznaczyi, re ograniczen
weterynarskich tyczacych sic
przywozu zywego bydia ME :moz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-14

braIa tax tragicznie. | Rad ture-
cki sklonny jest podobnie do
uleglosci W tyn kierunku 60
tow wyboru Venizelosa ME uwa-
zac "a ,,casus belli", O.. przy-
wodca kretenski zrzeknie s.. roll
swojej kierowniczej ma Krecie i
w charakterze obywatela gree
kiego poswieci sic wylacznie
sluzbie greckiej. Czy jednak OPT
MIA publiczna w Turcyi bedzie
r6wnie dostepna perswazyom po-
dobnym, to rzecz lima. Gdyby je-
dnak nawet .usiiowaniom dyplo-
macyi udalo sic usunac dla Gre
cyl niebezpieczenstwo wojny ze-
wnetrznej, wojna wewnetrzna, w
razie ujecia steru rzadow przez
Venizelosa, jest, zdaje sic, nieu-
nikniona. Mocarstwa opiekuncze:
.strzy mse a~iee riusza .pogoto-
win dwie sikawki: jedna dla ga
szenia pozaru wojny domowej,
druga zss dla gaszenia eventual
nej wojny grecko-tureckiej.
Mocarstwa ME mialy jeszcze
dotad czasu porozumiec sic co do
stanowiska, jakieby, zdaniem ich
zajac nalezaio wobec novel sy-
tuacyi greckiej. Pewna czesc
prasy francuskiej radzi niezwio-
czne obsadzenie Krety przez
wojska miedzynarodowe, oraz
wydalenie Venizelosa i pieciu in
nych Kretenczykow, wybranych
do greckiego zgromadzenia naro-
dowego nazawsze wyspy. Wy
borcy greccy, ktorzy oddali gfosy
swe ma Venizelosa, @idziec chcie-
Ii poslow kretehskich w lzbie
greckiej. Przeciecie weziow, Ia
cz9cych posiow tych wyspq,
zanim W sprawe wmiesza sic
Turcya, sprowadziioby, zdaniem
prasy tel, znaczenie wyboru tego
do zera. Zdaje sic jednak, re sro-
dek ten okaze sic zbytecznym:
Venizelos, ktoremu prezesura ga
binetu greckiego usmiecha sic
snac bardziej, anizeli dalsze
przewodzenie Kretehczykom, O.
swiadczyi podobno gotowosc
wycofania sic Krety i poswie-
cenia sic wyiacznie Grecyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-14

ma zmieniac, g'dyz. to ME mogioby
przyniesc ulgi.
Stuttgart, IA wrzesnia. = Mini
ster spraw wewnetrznych Delbru-
eek na publicznem posiedzeniu o.
mawiai propozycye tyczaca Sic ze-
zwolenia ma import amerykahskie-
go miesa mrozonego do Niemiec.
Powiedziai, ze sprzeciwiaja sic te-
mu sanitarne wazne wzgledy. Je-
dynym Srodkiem byloby zwie-
kszenie produkcyi krajowej, kto-
rego nastepstwem byloby stopnio-
we opadanie cen.
Gdansk, If wrzeSnia. Pc
wien robotnik w cegielni w Nal
borgu, 27 mil ma poiudniowy "a
chod stad, umari ma cholere. w.
tejze okolicy EASILY rome wypad-
XII zachorowania posrSd sympto-
NOW cholery, z pacyentow dwo-
je doroslych i piecioro dzieci u
mario.
Gdansk, IA wrzesnia. = w tu-
teiszym szpitalu izolowano CITE
rech pacyentow ma cholere i oko-
10 stu osob majacych symptomata
podejrzane.
Meksyk, IA wrzesnia. - Wczo-
raj obchodzono tn ,,dzieil niemiec-
XII w szeregu uroczystosci jubl-
leuszowych zarzadzonych W setna
rocznice ogloszenia niepodleglo-
Sci Meksyku. Z okazyi dnia tego
odslonieto pomnik wielkiego ME
mieekiego2 badacza i uczonego,
Fryderyka Henryka Humboldta,
wslawionego take swoja podro!zq
naukowa po Meksyku. Pomnikten
Jest podarunIiem cesarza niemie-.
ckiego, a formalneso wreczenia
dokonai niemiecki posei w Meksy-
ku, Buenz. Prezydent Diaz osobi-
scie dopeinii ,ceremonii przyjecla
podarunku. Pomnik stoi ma placu
pred biblioteka krajowa. Ceremo-
MIA odbyla sic czesciowo we wiel-
kiej sail biblioteki, gdzie przemo-
wy posla siuchali urzednicy rza-
dowi, dyplomaci, kadeci i inni ma
rynarze przybyli tu ma specyalnie
przysianym okrecie szkolnym
Freya. Kiedy posel skohczyl,
wszyscy udali sic pred budynek
i ugrupowali sic wokolo pomnika,
a tam krotko przemowil prezy-.
dent 4Diaz. Obie kapele zagraly
hymn narodowy niemiecki ! mex
sykahski, a posrod dzwiskdw mu-,