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Berger and Henry George In
congress and Depew out. We're
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-28

GREAT excitement weevil that's got into Utf
thought noticed in cigars recently
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Totals .......l74,O46,o72
Have You Ever fried Those
Good. Quick Lunches at
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LIKE gravy turkey>dressing visit of Hon. Rich
ker of Ireland to a victorious Tammany
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-28

PLANNING an inaugural ball Uncle Hiram Johnso
irams really going TO dance demand
Mt popular rates.
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ACCORDING to censored dispatches from President
is suppressed. and the fighting going
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'ot the revolutionary bug, too W
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THREE loving daughters will break the will of Mionair
Myers II they can that their father idiot
leaving millions and daughters with that opinion you
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-29
OKLAHOMA PRESS MILL
MEET IN ENID IN MAY

The executive committee of the Ok
lahoma Press association completed
the arrangement of the program for
the annual convention before leaving
here January 22. 1t embraces a varied
and interesting assortment of topics,
the discussion of which promises both
pleasure and profit. ]. J. Cunning
ham, secretary OF the Chamber of
Commerce, met with the committee
to hear suggestions in regard to the
matters of entertainment for which
arrangements will be made later on.
The program, for a two-days meeting,
is as follows;
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-29
Fine Condition.

Norman, Okla, Jan. 20. - Captain
Moore Of the Sooner base ball team
the coming season is quite optimistic
in regard to the prospect for winning
team. The regular practice begins
about Feb. 1st, and the first games
come about six weeks later. 1t is ex.
pected that there will be forty men
out in suits and places on the team are
by no means "cinched." Games with
Texas A. & M. Colleges, Kansas
and Missouri will be played. Besides
these big games practice games will
be played with the various schools.
AS yet it is early to predict what
the track team will do but the men
are working out and winning team
lis expected. Considerable new mater
Iial is in school and Oklahoma has a
splendid chance to carry off the South
western honors.
The girls basket ball team lost to
| the fast Edmond Normal school team
lin the University Gymnasium last Fri
day night. The score was eighteen tc
live in favor Of the Normal girls. This
sport is a new thing for the girls ol
| the University and they showed III
! fine in this their first game OF the
season.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-29
GREAT SCENIC PRODUCTION
aPoLLY OF THE CIRCUS"

Polly OF the Circus" Frederic
Thompson's big success, comes to the
Auditorium January 81. The story is
that of a circus rider, young woman
who is unread in the things of the
world, in spite of her surroundings,
who falls In love with a minister into
whose house she is carried when she
is injured in a fall The congregation
agrees, tae girl or the minister--one
must go. The girl decides It shall be
she. Then she goes back to the cir
Gus and then Thompson versatility is
shown. And then comes the circus!
Who has not seen a real circus? Who
has not walked back and forth from
one place to another in the days that
are no more all the loved ones at
hand, all the children eating their fill
of popcorn and washing it down with
the "red lemonade" that was made of
anything but lemons. Those were days
when men, women and children loved.
Those were times when the cities
were being founded. Many lived in
them then but many have since left
! the country towns to make up the
city's millions. The great elephants,
the children's delight; the happy-go-
liooky clown, the amusement of the old
and young; the side shows that coin
ed" money; the mighty tents and the
dozens of musical instruments that go
to make up the country circus band;
they were all there then And all are
There now. For a passing moment
they have been provided. For just that
passing moment will the older per
lsons in the audience be carried back
to the younger days when the now
grown up child was baby; for just
that moment will that now grown-uI
child see what it was that delighted
the dear old parents who are with the
production of "Polly" or who have
passed before them into the Great Be
yond that waits them, as well. Only
those who remember the circus days
of old w.. appreciate the enormous ex
pense incurred by the producer o
polly of the Circus" in carrying thu
paraphernalia for moments exhibi
ton. To the younger generation i
may be but one of the many Thomp
son treats to which they have become
accustomed
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-29
LAYMENS MISSIONARY
MEETING FEBRUARY 1917

Business Men and Missions: Prob
ably the greatest convention for this
state during 1910 will be held at Okla
homa City, February 15 to II. It VIII
be a convention of men to discuss the
business of missions and forms a part
of what is known as the National Cam
paign of the Laymens Missionary
Movement. The schedule for this cam
paign contemplates rs great conven-
tions to be held during the winter
months at stragetic eenters through
out the country, giving men of the
various denominations an opportunity
to meet and discuss methods of Great
ing profound and permanent interest
in missionary enterprise. This whole
program promises to be the most
statesmanlike and comprehensive
plan ever brought before the churches
of America. In the past missionary
interest has been largely sustained by
women and preachers Now the men
of the churches are becoming aroused
to the need of more thorough, system
attic effort and through this remarkable
movement they propose nothing less
than to make the evangelization. of the
world a combined business undertake
ing on the part of American Christians
operating through the regular chan.
nels of their respective denominations
Though only three years old, this
movement has already made itself felt
in such a potent manner that those
who have come in contact with II
are ready to believe it will be possible
to evangelize the world during the
next twenty-five years.
Evry reader of this article, especial
ly if he be a Christian man, should
make 1t point to attend this big con
vention at Oklahoma City, February
l15 to IL, when probably 1000 dele
gates will assemble. No such array
of speakers has ever been seen to
gether in this state as has alread!
been secured for this convention an'
it will pay any man well to attend
Persons desiring further information
pastors and Christian workers gener
ally should at once get into communi
cation with those in charge of the con
vention. Address, Cooperative Lay
mems Missionary Movement, 81
Campbell Building.
NOTE: On January IA, 1900 mel
sat down to the opening banquet 0
the New York convention and tha
city has changed its 100000. mission
airy policy of last year to $725,OOO, TO
the coming year. Thus New Yorl
City will this year give the gospel t
a quarter million people extra AM
will open 13O new districts, additiona
to what they would have done by civ
ling on last years basis.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-29
Automobiles Fail to Take
the Place of the Horse

er cattle decreased 100000; sheep
increased 1,1S2,OOo; swine decreased
6,S65,O0O
In average value per head, horses
increased s12,55; mules $12; milch
cows sS.4S; other cattle $1.92; sheep
65 cents; swine $3.50.
In total value horses increased $S02,-
900; mules $57.O1S,OOO; milch
COWS s77.S6S,OOO; other cattle $5S.6sO.-
90; sheep s4i,Os2,OOO; swine sS1 1,SOs,-
900.
The total value Of all animals en-
umerated on Jan. /, 1910, was $685.
$4,000 as compared with $4,525,25s,-
900 on Jan. /, 1909, an increase of
$613,227, 900, of 1876 per, cent.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-29

Washington, Jan. 2S.-In spite of
the greatly increased use of the auto
mobile, it has been unable to depress
either in number or value the Ameri-
can horse. The price of horses. ac-
cording to a statement by the crop
report board of the department of ag-
riculture, rose from an average of
$95.64 each In 1908 to s10s19 head
in 1910. In numbers the horses Of the
United States increased from 20.O40-,
900 to 100000 and the value from
$1,974,052, 900 to $2,276, 1868, 900.
The report which gives the number
and value of farm anicals in the
United States on Jan. 1, 1910, dis
closes the fact that the high price
of beef is in the smallest degree due
to decrease in the number of range
cattle Only a slight falling off in
range cattle is shown from the figures
of the previous year, while there has
been an increase in the number OF
horses. mules, milch COWS and sheep
Hogs. however, have lost in numerical
strength.
The number Of mules was 4,123,O0O;
the average prices $119.S4 head; and
the total values $494,O95,OO0, as com
pared with the previous year, when
the number was 4,O5S,O0o, the average
price $1O7.S4 and the total value $437,
OS2,OOO.
| Mich cows numbered q, 900; the
average price $S5.79; and the tota
value $3.50, 900, as compared witt
the previous year when the number
was 21, ,72O, 900 the average price $S2.St
and the total value $7O7 7,945,O0O.
The number of other cattle was At,
279 900, the average price was $19.41
head, and the total value was $917,
435 900, as compared with s49,S79, 900
the average price $17,49 head an'
the total value $S6S,754,OOO, Jan. !
1
1909.
The number of sheep was 57,2l6,OOe
the average price was $4.0S and tn
total value was $233, $4,000. For tn
previous year the number was $5t
OS4, 900, the average price $s.4S a hea'
and the total value $195,632,OO0.
800 n nr
The number of swine was 47,7S2,OOC
the average price was $9.14 hea
and the total value was $4Se,eOS,oOS
as compared with 54,147,o0O, averag
price $6.55 and total value $Sb4,s7;
Jan. /, 1908.
Compared with Jan. /, 1909, tn
following changes are indicated:
Horses have increased 100000
mules 10000; milch cows, $1,000; otl
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-29
Prof. Gould Returns From the East.

Prof. Gould Returns From the East
Norman, OKLA, Jan. 29. Professor
Charles N. Gould, head of the Oklaho-
ma Geological Survey, returned this
week from an extended trip to the
eastern states where he attended in
the interest of Oklahoma, a meeting OF
the American Association for the ad-
vancemnt of Science. The meeting
was held at Boston and number OF
questions relative to Oklahoma were
discussed.
He arranged with the Bureau OF
Roads. at washington to have Gov
ernment Engineer sent to Oklahoma
to make tests of road materials; al
Pittsburg he arranged with the men
in charge of the Government labora
tories to have tests made of Oklaho
ma clays to determine their usefulness
for fire bricks and other construction
material.
While on the trip DR.. Gould made
five talks on various topics about
Oklahoma an its resources. Al
Washington he spoke before the de
Ipartment of Agriculture on Oklahoma
soil Belts and Oklahoma resources
other lectures were delivered at Har
ward, Columbia, and Bloomington
Indiana.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-29
ApAiR ITEMS.

DR.. L. C. White is building a new
barn.
We have new blacksmith located
here
Their is not vacant house in
town.
Mr.. ]. A. Master was vinita caller
Wednesday.
w. R. Ferguson and wife moved to
Spavinaw last week.
Mr.. K. E. Thompson and wife were
Vinita callers Wednesday.
Mrs. Pearl Davis is very sick at
her home with tuberculosis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Martin visited
Mrs. Dick Martin Saturday.
Mr.. R. e. Delozier is suffering a good
deal of late with rheumatism.
There is a good deal of sickness in
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-29

and around Adair, mostly colds.
The R. N. A. of Adair had a call
meeting for important business.
Mrs. Alice Lester and children are
visiting her sister, Mrs. D. C. Hughes.
We will soon have new up to date
short order. Something much need
ed
Mrs. e. B. Neville has very sick
baby, but is reported some better to-
day.
Mrs, Lew Massey of Pryor visited
her nelee Mrs. John Fishback last
week
NJ W. Whitney attended the hard.
ware convention in Kansas City last
week.
Mrs. Bertha TORY and Mrs. ziegleI
of Muskogee visited Mrs. Whitney
last week.
Mrs. Mary Pointed is spending a
few weeks with her daughter Mrs
w. R. Stuart.
Mr.. Clyde Stewart is here shipping
out his hay, which Is commanding q
good price now.
Mrs. Paplin's youngest girl, acct
IDENTIFY burned her face last week. The
Ipatient is doing we'll
To see the amount of building ma
terial leave town every week it seems
as if Mayes county was on a boom.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson left
for Kansas City and other northern
points for a few weeks recreation.
Judge WHY is painting and fixing
up his home generally it looks very
much like spring to see painting going
on.
Mrs. L. Mathews came down from
vinita last night to visit her husband
who has bought out the Trollingel
drug store.
Dr. Gordon of Tulsa preached tive
splendid sermons here last Sunday a
the Presbyterian church. Everybod,
turned out to hear him.
Mr.. G. w. Galloway, wife and son
departed today for North Dakota, aftel
visit here of two weeks with Mr.
Harve Adair and Bob Adair.
Mr.. r. L. Brook bought the Trollin
ger property consideration $1,000
Mr.. Trollinger goes to Vinita to pu
in new up to date drug store.
This splendid weather the last feV
. DAYS has caused lots of farmers to be
gin plowing. Everything indicates
splendid crop year.
,, Mr.. Darnell, new citizen east 0
Adair. bought two large gang plow
last week of the Whitney implemen
store. He says the J. ]. CAGE plow
are all right
: Mr.. Horace Huron, of Rock Island
Ill, lectured Friday night at the N
e. church on Woodcraft, with hi
comic songs and banjo and his in
personating created good deal Q
. laughter, with both young and old.
Ray Wilson, son of William Wilson
4 died Monday at 1888 p. M, at hi
home here of cancer. Age Is years
, He was member of the Presbyteria
church. He withstood his months
r suffering with the most patience G
any one the writer ever saw.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-29
Program.
Friday, May 20.

Address OF WelcOme-Dr. M "A. hel-
so, Waye-Demoerat, Enid.
Response-John Golobie, Register
Guthrie.
Selection of Committees.
Friday Afternoon.
1870 p. m.-Music
Presidents Annual Address = U, S.
Russell, Shawnee.
Secretary's Annual Report - e. S.
Bronson, Thomas.
1.-THE Governments Treatment of
Newspapers"-Anderson A. Webb,
Wave-Democrat, Enid.
"The Editors Wife"-Mrs. Richard
Jenness, Chieftain, Okmulgee.
collection for Legal Publishing" =
Lea NJ. Nichols, Record, Bristow.
Subscription Clubbing Agreements"
-Ursel French, Visitor. Jett.
Seeing Enid from Automobiles.
Friday Evening
Loewen Theater-Public Meeting.
500 p. m.-Music, Orchestra.
Address-"The Oklahoma Editor" =
George H. Evans, Daily Express,
Chickasha.
Violin Solo.
Address--"Country Journalism"-Hon.
Walter Williams, dean Of fsthei Mis-
souri, University Department OF
Journalism.
Accordion Solo-"Melodies OF the
Past"-Col. Sidney Suggs, Ard
morite, Ardmore.
Saturday Morning.
! 10 a. inflow to Interest the Adver-
tiser" - ]. s. Leach, Enterprise.
Bartlesville.
"Linotypes IN Country 0flices'-C. q.
Salter Chronicle, Clinton.
"The He'll Box, Henry P. Robbins,
Capital, McAlester.
Practical System of Cost Finding for
| Small Offices"-F. s. e, Amos,
Leader, Vinita.
I"Growth of Independent Spirit in the
Press"-Omer X. Benedict, Times
| Oklahoma City.
Annual Poem-P Duffy, Democrat, El
Reno.
Saturday Afternoon
l1:30 p. m-"The Society Editor" =
Miss Haze Smith, Express, Chick
asha.
Question box conducted by sections:
Advertising Section = Conducted
by Frank Northup, Oklahoma
Farm Journal, Oklahoma City.
Subscription Section = Conducted
by G. A. Smith, Tribune, Chand
Ter.
Mechanical Work-Conducte by A. L
Kates, Progress, Claremore.
Editorial-Miss Susie Shepard, Times
Altus.
Monthly Publications and Trade Jour
nals-Conducted by o. P. Sturm
| Sturm's Oklahoma Magazine, Ok
lahoma City.
Committee Reports.
Election of Officers.
| Selection of next place of meeting.
| Adjournment.
The local arrangements for enter
tainment of the editors and theil
wives will be worked out and fully
completed by members of the loca
press in connection with the Chamber
of Commerce, the announcement t
be made at a later date. 1t is in thu
minds of those having in charge thu
local features of entertainment to Civ
the Press Association the greatest re
ception and most royal time of thei
! lives during their stay as guests o
the city of Enid. 1t will be novel
attractive, beneficial to the visitors
and of such character as to win tn
warm friendship and plaudits of ever
editor and editress who may be in al
tendance.
The program itself is one of tn
best ever arranged for a meeting Q
' -
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Minnesotské noviny., 1910-01-13

a touhou po sebevzdelani, praci a
povzneseni staneme Sc dokonalejsimi
a prospesnejsimi jak sobe tax i sve-
mu narodu, jakoz co obcane teto no.
We vlasti. Pc tomto proslovu nasle-
dovalo cviceni malych zakG ma nara
d1, nacez cvicili ma hrazde, bradlech
koni sokolove, rozd6leni Ma dv6 Getty.
Ladne uhlazene vykony cvicicich
budily vseobecnou pozornost divakG
casty potlesk sv6dcil, ze vykony jejich
dochazely naleziteho uznani. = Dal-
slmi clsly byly deklamace basni, pek-
ne zive pfednesen6 sokolkou En-.
Olexovou a jeji mladsi sestrou Ste
pankou. Program zakonten solovym
vystupem 'ZamilovanJ pekaf," coz
trefne jake vzdy pfipadn6 pfednesl
SEX. Vacl. Chot. Po ukonceni pro-
gramu nasledovala vecere, pfi niz
zvlaste pamatovano IA cvicici zactvo.
Zasluhu zdar tohoto cviceni dluzno
na prvem m1st6 prifknouti naGelniku
karlu kolaf1kovi, jenz neochabu-
jiclm zajmem, .pilnosti, trp6livosti a
vytrvalosti ukolu svemu telem du-
81 Sc venoval. Co pam6tni darek ma
pate vefejne cviceni dlouhou pG-
sobnost co cvicitele byl mu sborem
sokolek odevzdan skvostny zavesek k
hodinkam.
1S Prime Sc fadna dfvka Ma do
maci praci do male rodiny. Dobry
plat. Haste Sc elsie 623 lyle
hart ave., aneb u t. |.
= Minuly tyden zemfeli diva ce-
sti mladici sice Frank Krhoun V
|eis. 354 Yankee ul. James F. To-
pic c. 437 Goodhue ul. Pohfeb je-
jich odbJval Sc sobotu.
= Skolnf vybor ceske svobodn6
skoly podelil pfi vyucovani minul6
soboty male zacky peknymi darky.
Ucitel skoly rev. Chas. J. Trcka no.
dla s ditkami usporadati pfedstaveni
tfetl sobotu V m6sici unoru.
= Otto Rohland, radni nasi pate
wardy, nechal Sc dfedne op6t zapsa-
I'll co kandidat O znovuzvoleni do
mestske rady. Podobne ucinilo liz i
vice dosavadn1ch m6stskych dfedni-
XII. Pfedvolby odbJvaji Sc IS. bfez-
na a tudz co nevidet octneme Sc We
v1ru.
= Byli jsme mile pfekvapeni ma
vst6vou p. Chas. Titla Howard.
Wis. Pan It'll pGsobil zde drive ma
rodnfm zivot6 zvlast6 u sboru Soko-
la. Odtud odjel p. It'll do Austin,
Mimi, k navsteve sve sestry PAM
Mourkove.
= Znamy zde pan Frank V. Xii
ha pojal minulych dnech "a man
zelku pani Ben Kartakovou.
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-01-13
@C Zpravy re St. Paul. &c

"Vesela vdova" svetoznalna o-
pereta ceskeho skladatele l-ehara je
provozovana tento tyden po ctyrv dry
Y Metropolitan divadle.
= Ma zadost policejnich dfad6 V
Erie, Pa, byl zde zatcen Ferd. FL
scher, zam6stnany u St. Paul drahy
jake stavkokaz. Fisher uprchl minu-
leho leta Z blazince, kde byl drzan
pro vrazdu sveho svakra, spachanou
snavalu silenstvi a nedavno pfijel
do st. Paul vstoupil do prace CO
stivkokaz pfi stavce vJhybkaf6,
= Komise pro postaveni pomniku
zemfelemu guverneru John A. John
sonovi rozhodla Sc pro bronzovy po-
mink, jenz bude vystaven na pro-
stranstvi statnfho kapitolu. Dobro-
volnJmi sbirkami do jednoho dolaru
seslo Sc ma pomnik celkem 1923, 900.
Vsech pfispfvateld je 10000, Z nichz
velky pocet je skoln1ch d6ti.
= Sbor Hvezda Zapadu upozornu-
je timto vsechny sve clenkyne, ze
pfistf pravidelna schdze bude odby-
vana ned6li odpol. dne 16. ledna
sborov6 mistnosti SIM G. S. P.
S.
- V sobotu vystoupila cena pra-
sat South st. Paul trhu ma $500,
kterazto cena jest nejvyssf cd obean-
ske valky.
= Mestska rada pfijala rozhodnouu
vetsinou zpravu komise, vysetfujfcf
sprawl mestskeho zdravotniho odbo-
ru. Zprava odporucuje, ably dfednfci
Fred w. Danes, w. I'll. Burns III.
Burnham byli propusteni re sluzby.
Pfijetf teto zpravy oznacuje Sc "a
moralnf vitezstvi mayora D. W. Law
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-01-13

pll protl sprave zdravOtnihO OdbOru,
jenz V mnoho ohledech zapachal hni-
lobou. Proti sprav6 vysetfujici ko-
mise hlasovali radni Rohland, Keller,
Otis assemblymam Powers a
| Whitcomb.
= Pfi schizi Deer Americke Re-
! voluce bylo usneseno venovati zvlast-
nj peel zachovanf a udrzen1 domu V
Mendoza, blize St. Paul, n6mz I'll
byvaly guverner statu Sibley.
= Ztrata, zpdsobena St. Paul
ohnem "a minuly rok odhaduje Sc ma
$862,000. Celkovy pocet poplasnych
znamen1 na ohen byl 1,O06. V 50
pfipadech povstal ohen cd neopatrne-
no zachazen1 Sc sirkami
: Vykazy mestskych jakoz stat
mich bank svedci tom, ze vsechny
testify Sc "a posledni rok hojn6mu
obchodu ze bankovnich vklad6
znacne pfibylo. Nejstarsi bankou We
state je druha statni banka, jez pro-
vozuje hankovnictvi Cd roku 1854.
Upadky bank, jakoz i zpronevefeni
nalezf k velice fidkym pfipaddm. =
Vladnl statni dohlidka na banky
cini tyto bezpecnejsi nezli kdykoli V
minulosti
| : Pate vefejne cviceni sokolG, So
kolek a zactva, pofadane nedeli
lodpoledne sini G. S. P. S., nezada-
10 nicem svym pfedchddcdm, po-
kud Sc tyce vycviku po STRANGE telo-
cvicne, jakoz ladnosti vykoni cvi-
cicich. Program byl zahajen ouver-
turou pod fizen1m sok. J. f. Tesafe,
nacez ujal Sc slova sok. Frank Zdar-
sky k uvitan1 obecenstva Uvedl zvla-
Ste, re ac navsteva neni tax cetnou,
jak dala by Sc ocekavati, ze pfece jen
jest milym videti mezi pfitomnymi
vzdy stejne tvafe jako pfi minulych
vefejnych cvicen1ch. Potom objevily
Sc pred obecenstvem sokolskem
stejnokroji male zacky, jichz reje
a vzorne provedena prostna cviceni
vyvolaly boufi potlesku. Dalsim ci-
slem bylo cviceni tycemi cetou So
kolek, jichz vykony setkaly Sc .rovne5
S plnym zdarem. Potom rozesmali O.
becenstvo sok Chot a Pechousek
pfednesem deklamace ''Kdo ko-
he" . Dalsim cislem programu by
la prostna cviceni sokold, jez rovne5
sv6dcila o pilnem vycviku. PAX ma
sledoval proslov pofadatele t. l. F. B
Matlacha, jenz pravil, ze "a pet rokG
trvani sboru musil tyz stale zapasiti c
svoji existenci a ze nelze ami jinace
uvazi-li Sc, jake pfekazky musi sbo-
ry telocvicne pfemahati. Boj udr-
zeni uplatnenf veci, jakou jest
myslenka sokolska, neni jen tax po-
vrchnf a snadny, jak Sc ma prvni
pohled zdalo. V ohledu tom pouka-
zal, ze neni tomu davno, kdy obce
mesta, staty vlada vdbec pocinaji
projevovati vetsi zajem vefejnt
zdravotnictvf a ponevadz al dosud
tax mala pozornost byla vychove pc
STRANGE telesne venovana, pohlizi vel
ky pocet lidi ma vec sokolskou jake
na nejake komedianstvi, tfeba, ze ii
sami lide Caste opakujf starou prav-
du, ze We zdravem tele zdravy duch.
Dale pravil, ze t6locvik pada zvlaste
ma vahu u mladeze, jez ma zakladf
telesne vychovy kazne dostava zee
la jine nahledy zasady pro zivot
a pfi pilnem cvicenf nema pax AM
pomyslu ma bezncelne mafeni casu.
Ku konci feci poukazal ma to, ze my
slenka sokolska vie vsechno clenstvo
v iaden nOsnolitV neroZbOrnV krl1h