davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-01-06

minulosti nahledly vecl budoucich
nikterak Sc nestrachovaly. Prace
vase pred 80 lety zapocata, blahodar-
nych dockala Sc vysledkG a vase
zdatna cinnost budiz YAM dobroti-
wynn osudem rozvinouti Sc jeste
vetsi rozkvet sesterstvl. Necht i ma
dale pdsobi u vas ten cit lasky Sc
sterske, kterym docileno vse, co jest
krasne a uzitecne pro nasl vznese-
nou Jednotu. 80 let! Nuze, radujte
Sc, Wy sestry ct. ''Cechie," !" ze prozily
jste tuto dlouhou radu let praci
uslechtile, lidumilne. Ku konci,
drahe sestry, dovolte mne, abych
vam We jmenu Ustfedniho Vyboru
vyfidila srdecny pozdrav blaho
pfala k zdarnemu uspechu vasemu.
A nyni vzdavam vdecnosti a uprim-
nym uznanim vfely dix "a neoceka-
vanou cest mne prokazanou vasim
vzacnym pozvanim sem mezi vas, V
den tax vyznamny slavny! Pfeji
die stareho ceskeho zvyku vsem ct.
pfatelGm drahym sestram mnoho
zdaru a stal6ho zdravi, abychom ode
dneska ia 20 rokd opet vsichni, jak
jsme zde, s1castnili Sc oslaveni po-
spolneho radem Cechie k 5Oletemu
Ijubileu, jako radosti jasame vitame
dnesni den! Budiz nam vitan blahy
novy rok! Ma zdar Pc skonceni
feci pani Janischove, provazene hoj-
nym potleskem, vyvolan byl pred
sedkou slavnostniho vyboru pan FIR.
zdarsky, zastupce "a rad Czech {. II
c. S. p. S., je1z vhodnsmi slovy po-
ukazal Ma ddlezitost vychovy naseho
dorostu po STRANGE mravn1 a vzdela-
vatelske, nebot jen opravdovym VIDE
lanim nejen jednotlivcd ale sirsich
vrstev lidovych vydobydeme sobe
1cty a uznan1 cizonarodn1ch kruhd.
Pr blahopTani sboru odevzdal pan
Zdarsky jm6nem fadu Czech pred
sedce pi. Move co dar $50 a dve ky
tice kvetin k podeleni zijicich zakla-
datelek sboru Cechie. Dalsfm cislem
byl proslov 81. Terezie Jonakove z
Minneapolis, ktera ddraznym svym
prednesem hajila postayen1 zen, je-
jich prava, tuzby a cfle, jez nesou Sc
ia tim, ably zenam poskytnuta byla
prilezitost podileti Sc ma vefejnem
zivote ma zlepseni jejich spolecen-
sk6ho postaveni. Dels1 rec jej1 byla
Sc zajmem sledovana a hojnym po-
tleskem odmenena. Pi. Louisa Vay-
rovska ucinila proslov "a sbor Hvez-
da Zapadu &. As S. P. J. odevzdala
, jmenem sboru pfedsedce sboru Ce-
chic skvostnou kytici. Pan Tomas
Silha blahopfal sboru jmenem spoil
ku Slovan els. 3 G. S. d. P. j. Dal-
81 kytici kvetin obdrzel sbor Cd dam
skeho sboru Verne Sestry j. G. d.
V Minneapolis, jiz pfimefenym pro-
: slovem odevzdala 81. Ter Jonak. To
tel ucinila Eliska Sterba, mala dee
ruska p. Tomase Sterby, jmenem
ceske skoly. la ceskou skolu pro
mluvil p. Fr. Sanda, jenz rozhovofil
} Sc o prvnich pocatcich ceske skoly a
re svych pameti uvadel jedno prv-
Mich detskych divadel "Chudy pre-
clikaf," jehoz tehdy sehrala co zacka
ceske skoly slavnostni fecnice PAM
, Janischova. Mimochodem podotknul.
ze pfedstavenf toho byl pfitomen ex-
guverner Ramsey, prvnf guverne1
Minnesoty, jenz Sc zjevnym zallbe-
MIN celou hru sledoval. Dale pred
staven byl pofadatel t. |. F. B. Ma
tlach, jenz mezi jinym poukazal k
i tomu, ze dejiny sboru Cechie nalezi
| k dejinam prvnim pocatkGm ma
, lrodnIho zivnta q vOhndonucln ahc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04
CHARGED WITH COMPLETELY.
Trial of Five Said to Be Involved il
KIDNAPPING q Baby.

HOLTON, Kan.,- May Alive persons
were brought to trial in the county court
here today charged with completely in the
sensational kidnapping at Topeka in Au.
gust last of Marian Bleakley the incu,
bator baby of worlds fair fame.
The defendants are Mrs. Stella Bar
clay of Buffalo. y. Y. who once adopt
ed the child and who is alleged to have
planned the KIDNAPPING John " Gentry
a Kansas City detective: Frank ii. TIL
lotson. in whose employ Gentry was
Robert Randolph, who Is said to have
driven the motor car in making the es
cape with the child. and David Gregg Of
Topeka. alleged accomplices.
Marian Bleakley was recovered in Kan
sas City and after "a sensational battle
in the courts was restored to her mother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04
Building Permits Issued.

The following building permits were
issued today:
To trustees Of Central Presbyterian
Church, for one one-story frame church
at 334l 18th street northwest: architect
and builder. wyckon Lumber and Manu-
featuring Company: estimated cost. 1900.
To Mrs Alice G. Chapman. for one
three-story brick. steel and concrete
apartment at 1&22 18th street northwest
architect. n. r. Halter Company; builder.
j. Edward Chapman: estimated cost.
5000.
To United States Realty Company, for
one two-story frame dwelling at 2628
Pennsylvania avenue southeast: architect,
W. s. PLACER: builder. Harris Brothers:
estimated cost. 5000.
brick dwelling at 1900 Delafield place
northwest: architect. A. II. Beers;
builder. Charles A. Langley; estimated
cost, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04
Unpleasant and Unnecessary

Excessive perspira.ion of the feet is unpleasant
and annoying Jcanson's Foot Soap will help
1t. Immediate relief can be secured through its
use. and 1t 10 ssesualsd In the permanent cure
of all other foot troubles. Try . 25c cake. with
the agreement that your money will be refunded
IL are not sstisasd. Foe sale locally BY Henry
Evans. T. r. ogram, o'Donneirs Drug Stores,
the Peoples Pharmacy, 7th st. and Massachu.
seits ave-: Goidenberg's. Iansbarsh Bro. s.
kann, Sons 4 Co., Palais Royal, \. Llsner and
other druggists. department and shoe stores
Wilbur A. weleh, Sole Distributor. eos Fiatiron
building. n. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04
THE STARS LONDON OFFICE.
Convenience for Washington Visitors
to the British CAPITAL.

Tourists who are going to Europe this
summer will find The Star ONCE in Lon
don q great convenience II advantage is
taken Of the facilities offered.
Washington people should first register
At The Star Office in Washington. where
they will Be given q letter Of introduction
to the manager Of the London ONCE. at 3
Regent street, who will give full informa-
ton In regard to hotels. shops and what
to see. Every facility will be at the dis
posal Of travellers free of charge. and all
mall forwarded a. desired.
The Star will always be found on file
at the London Office. and a complete in
formation bureau has been established
for the benefit Of Washington people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04
Would Stop Compulsory Vaccination

The Anti-Compulsory Vaccination So
ciety OF Washington Is to hold a meeting
At 8 o'clock Friday evening at 1901 18th
street northwest The society is engaged
in movement to effect the repeal Of the
compulsory vaccination laws of the Dis
trict of Columbia. The meeting has been
called by Harry B. Bradford. president
OF the society
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04

An organised effort is being made to get
citiSens Of Oklahoma. temporarily residing
in Washington. interested in forming a
club to be known as the Oklahoma Re
publican State Club OF the District Of Co
lumhia. H. II. Willard. member from
Oklahoma of the League of Republican
state Clubs of the District Of Columbia.
has started the movement. and all Okla
homans who are interested are requested
to attend . preliminary meeting of re-
publicans from Oklahoma at the Offices
OF G. e. Creager, representative from
the third Oklahoma district, room 342.
House once building, Friday evening
next at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04
DR.. Parks Condition Improves.

NEW YORK, May IA continued i'm
provsment was noted today in the condi-
tion of DIR. Roswell Park of Buffalo. the
noted surgeon who attended President
Mckinley amer the tragedy at Buffalo in
1901. and who has been for several days
critically i'll Of pneumonia at the New
York Hospital. DR.. Park was resting
easily after comfortable night, 1t was
said at that institution today. and there
was every reason to anticipate his re.
cOvery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04
School Auditors Will Meet.

Auditors of . large number of the lead.
ing school systems, Of the country will
meet I'm conference In Washington Ma,
Is Dr. Elmer Ellsworth Brown. United
States commissioner OF education. will
confer with the delegates regarding uni
form methods of accounting In cit,
school systems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04
and Oblivion in 1875 failed utterly, and
Nax a haAuerane To its proiectors

and oblivion in 1875, failed utterly. and
was boomerang to its projectors.
Tammany Leader Murphy and State
Chairman Corners planned in 1907 to
prevent the Endorsement by the demo-
Gratis of Judge Bartlett, a republican.
for a second term, but they yielded to
popular demand, and he was renominated
and reelected. He would have been
automatically retired. because Of the age
limit. in December, 1911.
Judge Bartlett was in his sixty-ninth
year. He was born at Skaneateles, n
". a son Of a physician.
He was graduated from Union College
and became a lawyer. practicing in his
home town and in Syracuse and coming
to the New York City Bar Association
In 1868. He was closely associated in
practice with the leading lawyers Of
that time and was prominent in the
associations hight under the Tweed re-
giEne for the purity of the judiciary, re-
suiting in the Impeachment Of two judges
and general housekeeping of the
bench.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04
Hand-Colored
Photographers

A new supply of hand
colored and monotone
reproductions of "The
Storm has been received
and may be obtained at
The Star office.
A few more MONO
TONES ONLY of Baby
Stuart may also be had.
Come early. as the num-
Der in each instance is linn
tied and no more can be OBJ
tanned.
The Star offers to its read
ers an extraordinary oppor>
tunity to secure fine hand.
colored and monotone en-
cravings of this beautiful
picture at a nominal price.
Size l5x2o inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04

An order has heen issued by Judge John
r. Mason of the circuit court OF King
George county. Va. for an election by
the people on the question Of building q
new courthouse for that county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04
JUDGE BARTLETT DEAD
ATTACK OF HEART DISEASE
FOLLOWS PARALYSIS.
Eminent New York Jurist Took
Leading Part in Fight
Against Tweed.

ALBANY. May 4.-Edward Theodore
Bartlett Of New York. associate Judge
of the court OF appeals. died suddenly of
ueart disease 1t $50; o'clock last night
at the Albany hospital. Last Friday
night, while dining alone 1T the Albany
Club, Judge Bartlett suffered q slight
stroke Of paralysis ana was taken to
the hospital. His condition was not re-
garded as serious.
Soon after o'clock yesterday after
noon a sudden change In his condition
was. noted. His pulse was bad and al
though stimulants we're administered the
heart failed to respond and death re-
suited.
On November %. 1907. during testi-
monial dinner given by members Of the
bench and bar in honor Of his second
election to the court OF appesls. at the
Hamilton Club, In Brooklyn. Judge Bart
lett suffered . sudden attack OF heart
disease He was revived and hurried to
his apartments AT the Union League Club.
In Manhattan, where he was confined for
several days.
Gov. Hughes, when lie learned of
Judge Bartlett's death. cancelled an en-
sagement he had made to attend . din
ner of Columbia graduates at the Ten
Eyck Hotel tonight. The governor
and Judge Bartlett had been warm per-
sonal friends for years.
The body of the dead jurist will be
taken to Skaneateles today, whore flu
neral services will be held. probably
Friday.
Elected After Bitter Contest.
Judge Edward r. Bartlett reached
the court of appeals bench through
stress and storm. His election in 1898
over Isaac II. Maynard, nominated by
David b. Hill and his democratic ma
chine. was the finale of bitter cam
paign. He defeated Maynard by 100000
ma jority. A strenuous effort to be-
smirch his name by an endeavor to con-
meet him with the infamous post
leadership steals that sent ". w. Bel
KNAPP. Secretary Of War. to disgrace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04

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thursday. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04
The Value Of Optimism.

The Value of Optimism and Medicine"
was the subject Of the address delivered
last night by the president Of the con-
gress, DIR. Edward L. Trudeau. The
physician left 4 sick bed At his home,
Saranac Lake, N. Y, and. i'll as he was.
hurried to Washington on the private
car once the property of e. H. Hartman
In order to give his message to the men
Of the profession. His voice was weak
and at times he could not be heard all
over the big hall of the Arlington Hotel,
but he spoke with great enthusiasm ana
the audience, which filled the room to
overnowins. applauded vigorously.
Keep your faith alive and your heart
glowing with the love OF your work" ne
said THAT IL what have come to say
to you tonight. The optimist may be
blind to the hard facts Of life. but It Is
impossible to down him. He may follow
a road that leads nowhere, but the pes
simist often follows no road at all His
belief is a negation.
..In the hour Of patients need he has
no time to consider his doctors intellec-
tual attainments or his scientific ability,
but a Doctors optimism will 80 Tar to
help the patient in his fight for life, de-
clared DR. Tfudeau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04

Optimism, he declared, was an asset
which every doctor could secure, no mat
ter what his attachments In other direc-
tons may be. and the physician who does
the greatest good to humanity will help
not only the sick body. but minister also
10 the troubled mind and the yearnins
soul of his patient
DIR. Trudeau's address was followed by
n reception to all the delegates to the
congress and their wives. More than Q
thousand persons attended, tncluoing
some of the leading scientists OF the
country.
bequeathed to him a lot Of aflliations
from which the negro of today Is free.
according to DR.. j. l.. Minor OF Memphis,
Tenn. who delivered an address before
the American Ophthalmologicai society.
one of the constituent organisations OF
Surgeons, which began its sessions here
yesterday.
A comparative study Of children In the
two races DIR. Minor said, showed that
negro children had a better average OF
that the negroes showed remarkable
absence of retroactive errors. The exist
ence of these characteristics in children,
he contended, was due to ancestry
Medical Museum Society.
Delegates from all parts Of the world
were present yesterday At the meeting
here of the international Association Of
Medical Museums. A number OF tech
nical papers were read on various phases
of museum work. Ohicsrs were elected
as follows: President, DR.. A. s. Warth-
in. University of Michigan: hrst vice
president, Prof. G. Sims Woodhead OF
Cambridge. Eng: second vice president.
Prof. Edmond 4ouchon. Tulane Univer-
sity, New Orleans; third vice president.
prof Ludwig Ascho6. Ffeidhurg. Ger
many: secretary treasurer. DR.. Maud Abb
bolt, Mc(Sill University. Montreal: assist
ant secretary. DIR. w. w. Francis. McGill
University: counselors. Prof: w. 9. Mac
Callum Of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons, New York; DIR. Lecount. Chica-
go: DIR. F. F. Westbrook Of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota: Lr. D. 8. Lamb OF the
Army Medical Museum. Washington;
Prof O. s. WOolev OF the University of
Cincinnati; DIR. w. Ophuls Of San Fran
cisco, and DR.. George Whipple. Balti-
more.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04
MANY PAPERS READ
Physicians Discuss Vaccine
Therapy at Meetings.
CONGRESS- LAST SESSION
Interesting Address by Dr.. Mark W.
Richardson Of Boston.
SMOKER TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT
Several of the Component 0rganiza.
tions Have Arranged to Hold
Banquets Before Adjourning.

The congress of American physicians
and surgeons, which is meeting here
in it's eighth triennial session. devoted
large part Of the time today to the
subject of vaccine therapy. Many pa
pers were read dealing with it at the
meetings of the many component So
cieties and organizations of the con-
gress. held this morning in the Ar
lington Hotel, George Washington Uni
versity, the New willard Hotel and the
Shoreham Hotel
The second general meeting of the
congress began at $50 o'clock this aft
ernoon in the large hall Of the Airing
ton Hotel. The subject of vaccine
therapy was taken up at the general
meeting also. This IL the last session
of the congress. although several of
the component organizations will con-
tinue in session here tomorrow and
Friday. There will be given tonight
a number of banquets by the various
organizations that are meeting here,
and these will be followed by smok-
er, given by the congress at the Ar
lington Hotel at 8 o'clock.
Value in Typhoid Fever.
Vaccine therapeutics in typhoid fever
was the subject of an interesting paper
read by DIR. Mark W. Richardson of Bos-
ton of the Association Of American Ply
sicians. He declared that the results OBJ
tanned with typhoid vaccine were not
striking as far as the original disease
was concerned, but that there was .
better outlook for the use of typnoid
vaccine in the prevention Of relapses.
He said, however. that the use Of typhoid
vaccine ;.s q preventive incubation was
becoming more and more common IN d1t-
ferent parts Of the world.
Dr. William H. Park of New York de-
clared in a paper he read before the
Association of American Physicians that
bacterial vaccines were OF value In many
localized bacterial infections. but he said
that their value In general infections,
such as typhoid fever and pneumonia,
had not yet been established.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04

Boric Acid, Observation-Disclosures. 19c
Theatrical Cold Cream. lib. tin
BOXES ave
} 25c SAL HEPATICA............ .20c
1915 Horlick's Matted Milk. ..... $500
. Peroxide Cream, best greaseless
: cream: whitens and beauties the
3 complexion: the best for facial
n massage: Soc size. .10c
II Santtol Paste or Powder. 13c
III nU0lI00".... lOC
II Calomel and Soda Tablets, 100. .16c
II Brauschweiger Long Island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04

Colgate's Shaving Soap. 8 cakes
Colgate's Vioris, that dainty lit
tie highly-perfumed soap. sc;
Colgate's Northern Rose Soap, 3
for DC
Vaseline, Chesbrough, lib. jars. Csc
15c Phosphate of Soda; efferves-
cent; large 1-pound bottle. .42c