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until tender, remove the centers, chop
and mix these with butter, chopped
nuts, salt, pepper and bread crumbs.
Fill the onions and pour around them
a little thin cream or rich milk, or any
broth with which to haste them while
baking. Serve as garnish to plat
ter Of pork chops or they may take
the place of meat.
Baked Ham-Soak ham over night.
In the morning put in a kettle one
onion, one carrot, six cloves, six pep
PERFORMS, one bay leaf and water to
cover. Simmer for two hours. When
tender remove the skin, place on a
rack in baking pan and bake two TO
three hours, basting with cider and a
cupful of water from the ham liquor.
When done stir in tablespoonful Of
brown sugar into the cider sauce and
cover the ham and brown. Serve hot
with the liquor from the pan poured
around it, or served in gravy boat.
String beans are delicious cooked
for several hours with piece Of sweet.
firm salt pork. They are good cooked
with olive OIL or with bacon. Season
them sometimes with cheese or chop
ped parsley or chives.
Hot Potato SaIad.-Boil half dozen
potatoes and slice while hot. Fry
thin slices of bacon and cut them into
small bits, using half cupful. Pour
off the fat, leaving two tablespoonful,
stir into this one tablespoonful Of -four.
a pinch of mustard, a dash of cayenne
and salt to taste. Stir until smooth
adding gradually one-half cupful Of
mild vinegar. Let the dressing boil,
add the bacon and a small onion finely
chopped, then the potatoes. Serve
very hot.
Nippon SaIad.-To one cupful Of
crab meat add one dozen stuffed olives
chopped, two cupfuls of celery and
French dressing well seasoned to mar
mate. Serve with mayonnaise dress
Ing garnished with capers and pickles.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-28
Wasted Patience.

He was green Scottish lad, and one
of his duties was to answer the tele-
phone. When first called on to do so.
in reply to the usual query: "Are you
theref" he nodded assent. Again the
question came and again and yet again,
and each time the boy gave the an
swering nod. When the question came
for the fifth time, however, the boy.
losing his temper, roared through the
transmitter: Man. are We blin'? I've
been noddin' ma held aft for the last
half oor r'-Boston Transcript.
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Sunday.

Mary Miles Minter returns to the
H. n. G. c. screen, Sunday in her
successful play, Rosemary Climbs
the Heights" Rosemary MARY
Miles Minter first as the village girl,
later as the city artist is portrayed
with both spiritual and physical
mastery and, with the direction of
Lloyd Ingraham she proves to be the
very best of Miss Minter's imperso-
majors.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-28
CUTTING THE WEEDS.
No. 10

Notwithstanding proclamation of publication
ordinance regarding the
little atteI
high with weeds to effort
example these people 1t is poor
neghbors
t not be
people Indifferent the health of others and
better citizen
who has
of notices people VINO
are the aw and enfo it.
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STANDARD PRICES
H. N. c.. G.
Friday.

THE Island of Intrigue" in
which May Allison plays the leading
role and which will be shown at the
H. n. G. c. Friday. is a stirring ro-
nance of intrigue and mystery. 1t
shows the abduction of a beautiful
society girl by a band of black
mailers, who, by trickery, inveigle
her into boarding a yacht when she
is taken to a lonely island in the
Pacific and kept prisoner. The play
is cleverly constructed and exception
ally well acted.
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Wonderful Miniature Motor.

A miniature electric motor is de-
scribed as weighing only $50 grains,
and as being inclosed in a shell about
an inch and half long and an inch
and quarter in diameter. The shaft
is designed specially for holding tools
of dentists or surgeons, but it may be
used for fine drills for metals or gems.
or for other similar purposes. The
motor is driven at maximum rate Of
about 5000 revolutions per minute,
and is adapted for use with either di.
rect or alternating current.
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Rev. c. c. Wier. Pastor. Residence,
236 Olivier, Phone Algiers, 1873.
Last Sunday at the morning hour
the Pastors text was Mark 9:29, And
he said unto them, This kind can
come forth by nothing, but by prayer
and fasting" The disciples had fail
ed to heal the boy with an evil spirit
and the Master rebuked the evil
spirit and the boy was immeditely
healed. After he and the disciples.
were alone in the house they desired
to know why they could not perform
the miracle, and he said unto them
thine kinl can come forth by moth
ing, but by prayer and fasting" So
in the supreme task before the church
to-day. it seems that we need to re-
sort to the scripture plan. The
Methodist leaders have urged that
the whole church observe August %
as a day of prayer and fasting. We
are hoping that the church may have
a great revival of religion, and pray,
er and fasting is one way to approach
God in earnest and ask for this bles
sing. At night the subject was. The
Return of The Seventy, text Luke
1920. Notwithstanding in this rejoice
not, that the spirits are subject unto
you; but rather, because your names
are written in heaven.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. L. T. Dunn has been sick for
sveray days.
Mr.. Joseph Olsen Of Fl. Morgan
was a guest at the Dunn home, 325
Delaronde Street last week.
Misses Ida and Thomaseita Harvey
returned home Friday, after nice visit
to relatives in Indiana.
Mr.. Walter Harvey has gone to
Mobile to accept a position.
Mr.. Carl Malone received his dis
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-28
Look FOR the LARGE Chance.

The opportunity that is bigger than
you are cannot help you, no matter
how close 1t comes. To be worth any
thing, chance must fit. Instead Of
simply waiting for your opportunity,
grow up to it. Big people do not need
to put up with small openings, and lit
tie people find it impossible to fill big
ones. If you are growing all the time
and fitting yourself for the larger
chances, you need not worry for fear
they will fail to present themselves.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-28
NuA hA+~tle
Somethind Else to Do.

You will see the pools and the stand
ing water frozen through the winter,
when the little running streams are
bounding along between fringes of icy
gems. Why is this? The streams have
something else to do than stand still
to be frozen up. Be you like them
John Hall.
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M,zsa5zzz&
O1Et.,tEW~~1
PERSONALS.

Very Rev. Father Smith, S. NJ,
president of jefferson College, was
in town for a few days in the inter-
est of the college. The college will
open as usual in the beginning OF
September. The prospects for the
coming year are unusually good.
More boys from Algiers should be
numbered among its students.
Many families can afford to send
their boys, who neglect to do so, and
many boys unfortunately cannot
realize the benefit of higher educa-
ton. and fail to make the best OF
their opportunities. If some or
these boys would only open their
eyes and see the conditions of life,
of the professional men of Algiers
even, it might be an incentive to
educate themselves better. Wake up
parents and young men. 1t is the
proficient man who succeeds today
and it is the man behind the desk
and not the man in front of the desk,
who makes the real big wages, dur
ing short hours.
Very Rev. H. de la Chapelle, S.
NJ, provincial of the American prov
ince of the Marist Order will preach
the retreat to the Marise Fathers of
Louisiana next week at Jefferson
Collge.
Father Petit, S. NJ, will follow
these exercises and the Parish will
be under the efficient guiding hand
Of Rev. Father McGrath, S. M. Many
changes have been made amongst
the Marist Fathers for the coming
year, but few effect Louisiana.
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL.
Our parochial school will open
Monday, Sept. LIST. Registration
will take place on Monday and Tues
day and the formal opening on We'd
resday at 8 o'clock Mass. Parents
are urged to send their children to
our parochial school, This is said
not in opposition to any other sys-
tenn of schools, but simply because
the church values eternal salvation
more than anything in this world,
and if such is the case, people must
be well prepared for this battle and
the preparation must start from
childhood, and the Catholic school
is the best place for this important
preparation.
The usual curriculum of studies
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-28

the year. A little
sprig Of parsley
eaten after eating
onions will remove
the Objectionable
OdOr.
onion s Stuffed
With Nuts. Boil
even sized onions
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of previous years will still be con-
tinued, that is. kindergarten grades,
academic and commercial depart
ments. The staff of teachers this
year will be composed entirely OF
sisters. There will be twelve instead
Of ten sisters. thus affording highest
efficiency in teaching that the school
has ever had.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Services every Sunday at II a. m, and
Wednesday evening meetings at s o'clock.
including free lectures on Christian
Science, instructions in healing, and
working mentally and scientifically. All
interested are invited
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY,
622 Audubon Building.
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SERVICES.

Week Masses 6, $50. :.
Sunday Masses. >. $50, $50, 9
and 1890. BenedictiOn.
BaptiSms, "a
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n: THE
~ KITCHEN -
ka1CABINETA
Never give up! There are chances and
changes
Helping the hopeful. q hundred to
one;
And through the chaos. high wisdom
arranges
Ever success, II you'll only hold on.
FOOD FOR TODAY.

The onion IS one of the most valua
BILE vegetables, and should be eatez
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BAPTISAIS.

Genevieve Rita-child of Frank
Walters and Viola Sanone. Sponsors.
c. F. Coffey and Grace Coffey.
Louis Anthony Benjamin-chi
OF Anthony Beninate and Rosie Res
tira. Sponsors. John Beninate and
Josephine Rernier.
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Az4kzzz.xM*x<
Te[G4

Rev. c. c. Wier. Pastor. Residence,
236 Olivier, Phone Algiers, 1873.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-31
POZDRAV z FRANClE Cd
REV. OLDkICHA ZLAMALA.

. -
Rev. Oldfich Z1amal, jenz
vydal Sc nedavno ma cestu do
Czech We spolecnosti nekolika
dalsich ceskoamerickych kn6-
Ii, zaslal nam 2 Francie po-
hlednici nasledujiciho obsahu
"Pozdrav re znicene Remese.
Odevzdavali jsme zde kardina
lovi Luconovi s ceskoslovensky
mi dasiojniky zasluzny kriz Cd
ceske republiky. - SrdeGny
pozdrav Vam a ctenartam ''Sve
ta", Vas O. Zlamal."
Mimo p. zasilatele jsou ma
Idopisnici podepsani porucici
II ceskoslovenske armady Josef
Koutny, Frant. Benfsek a J.
Vitek, jakoz j chicazsky BAN
ker F. j. Hajicek, jenz rev.
Zlamalem rovn6z do Czech pu-
|tuje. Kardinal Lucon je osved.
Ceny pritel skoAovenskeho
|naroda a odtud to vyznamena-
mi Sc strany nasi republiky.
Dopisnice illustrovana jesi
|pohledem ma remeSskou ctvrt,
kanonadou HunG 1914-1917
|temer dplne 1nicenou, v KITE
rychzto troskach zveda Sc j po.
borene Zdivo mestskeho mu.
sea.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-31

Zych casa, jiz poradal minu-
lou sobotu Sokol Nova Vlast We
sve sini ma Clark Ave-, Sc mad
ocekavani vydafila. Pri velke
navsteve Sc vykqnalo mnoho
verejnych shatkl v ziskavani
zenichu Sc hlavne vyznamena-
la sokolka Mezerova, zacez OBJ
drzela cenu krabici cukrovi-
mex. Vytezek ktery obnasi pres
800 pfipadne do fondu We pro
speech dobrovolnikn az Sc z ar
mady navrati. O usporadani
tax pfatelske zabavy ma hla-
'ne zasluhu zabavni vybor sok.
". c. Fisher a NJ. Nekvasi-
Iowa.
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lie pouzila pro sebe. Stefa il
sedla proti mne, k otevfenemu
[oknu, COZ zpozorovala, az
kdyz sc v1ak pohnul. @
"Jezisi, Rezi, pusr mne ma
druhou stranu, at nechytfm
|prdvan! Ami mne neupozor-
mis-, ze je otevfeno Wis, re
.isem stonala 8 anginou. Jsem
tax choulostiva, tax dlouho mi
to posledne trvalo; vzdyt jsem
.jenom doktorovi platila sedm-
desat korun. Coz pax o to by
nebylo, ale ia zkouska. Cele
tfi ned9le jsem nemohla mic
jist."
"No, vsak," zmohla Sc ma cd
'pov6d Rezi. -
'Podivej Sc, podivej, no.
mem! Tamhle to vypada jako
" Klausen, co jsme jeli kolem
do Bozenu, pamatujes? Byl
tam taky takovy zamecek a
blizko neho zensky klaster."
"A jo, uz vim."
"Boze, tam to bylo hezke, v
tom Bozenu, vif, Rezi? Wis,
to jsme jeli z 1nspruku, co mi
Kadl koupil v Museumstrasse
ten brilantovy prsten. Pama-
tujeS seq"
30, jo, uz vim!" R6zi uprfm
kne zfvla.
"No, ale moe mne ten prsten
1etesi. Ten z Meranu je hez-
Ici."
Gale take drazsf."
7 'No jo, drazsi je, ale Kadlo-
vi Sc libl lip ten 2 1nSpruku."
"Hm!"
!. "Jestli pax Wis, ze jsem oneh
dy potkala tn panf, co jsme s
nj vzdycky obsdvali v Kurhau-
su. M6la ty samy saty, co no.
Esila tam. Ty Sc to jelo, kdyz
m6la jen jeden kufricek. My
vzdycky abychom m9ly pro
mas 'gepek' cely wagon"
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MS;S WS9
PRATELSkY VEcfREK.

Rad Pravdomil {. 13l G. S.
+. S. usporadal minulou sobo-
tu pratelsky vecirek ma pocest
sveho zaslouzileho elena br. K.
Bernreitera, ktery po pet rokd
jako pfedseda sboru slouzil.
Pm te pf1lezitosti br. j. Bocek
"a obetavou praci odevzdal br.
Bernreiterovi cestny diplom a
Or. Lunak v delsf reci poukazaQ
ma obetavost a .skromnost osla-
vence. Cetna spolecnosr pfi pfa
telske zabave strav1a mil8 We.
c1rek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-31

| Kazdy sokolsky sbor byl We
sv6 cinnosti seslaben dobrovol-
lnym vstoupenim nejobetavej-
Sich cinovnikG do ceskosloven-
ske neb americke armady. Cd
jsboru Sokol Nova Vlast Sc male
zalo v armade % nejcinn6j-
sich clend, z nichz diva zemreli
q nekolik jest jich ran6no. So
kol Nova Vlast nejen re svymi
(dobrovolniky dokazal zajem o
americkou i starou naSi ceskou
vlast, ale zaroveh financn6 stal
mezi prvnfmi, jenz znacnych
peneznfch obeti prihesl. Prito-
mne Sokolky Sokolove sboru
pilne pracuji ma usporadani ba
zaru, jehoz vy16zek pripadne
vrativsim Sc dobrovolniklm.
Ne1navny vybor kona sbfrky
rredmetG, obchodnici Stedre
rrispivajl a knlzky Sc pro do
tceny zasluzny dca rychle OBJ
sazuji, tax re jest nadeje ma
Anacny vytezek. Zaroven sbor
Sokol Nova Vlast kona pripra-
wv ma usporadani slavnostniho
banketu, ma kterem vrativA sc
dobrovolnici sborem pratelsky
privi.ani budou.
Doufejme, ze Slechetny pod
mix sboru Sokol Nova Vlast bu-
de NIT iobrych vysledki a re Sc
Jim podafi pro vrativSi sc soko
|liky zaslouzene radostne Okla
milky pripraviti.
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z CINNOSTI cERVENEHO
KRlZE.

Mistni odbocka Cerveneho
kfize skonci dnes sve sbirky
CbnoSen6ho Sa.stva Il obnoSe-
nych botek. Do dneska Kriz Sc
hnal zde temer tii tuny podob
neho odevu, kterezto darky bu
dou poslany do Evropy a nekte
ra Cast j do Czech. Podobne
sbfrky vedeny byly v celych
Spojemych Statech. takze VAL
kou ochuzenym Evropan1m i v
tomto smeru znacne bude po-
mOzenO.
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kUPUJTE u OBCAODNl.
N, KTERl w 'SvETU''
DZNAMUJl.
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lMASI lMSo|
vOJIN FRANT. v. MATEJA
ZEMkEL We FRANCII.

Washingtonsky valecny od-
Dor dnes sd6luje, ze We Francii
zemrel vojin FrantiSek V. Ma
teja, jehoz rodice bydli zde v
elsie 1908 vych. 104 ul. Mate
ia podlehl Wlekle chorob9 a 20
ziisSatky jeho pohfbeny "a vo
jenskych okazalosti. Tyz byl
yylosovanym brancem a "a mo
rem slouzil u hlavniho stabu
jako herk.
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.vEHAKu.
Napsala M. Dominova.

Pristihla jsem Sc prav6 pri
tom, jak zcela neesteticky po-
klimuji. Nebylo divu, mono-
toni hukot vlaku uspaval a mo-
je umdlene o6i Sc pfiviraly.
Vlak byl skoro plny a prece
dostala jsem pekne misto v
damskem kup6. Toho dne ma
hodou nejela zadna starsf da-
ma a pro mlade nema damske
kupe pritazlivosti. Vyuzitko-
vala jsem prilezitosti, rozlozi-
La sva zavazadla a uGinila
jsem 81 nalezite pohodli. v
prve rade vyzula jsem sve no
We strevftky, ktere Sc mi "a W.
kladem II obuvnika mnohem
vice libily nez ted, kdy nelitost
ne mucily me ubohe, utSrane
nohy.
z polospanku vyburcovalo
me ale zmirn9ni hukotu, vlak
q zastavova1, byi jsme v ja-
kesi stanici. Ami jsem Sc ne
namahala zjistiti, jaka stanice
to byla, mela jse1n jest9 dobre
3 hodiny jizdy pred sebou.
Ale Eel, me sladke samote
byl konec, nastoupily danny,
ktere zadaly damske oddeleni.
Pruvodci otvlra a do dveri vstu
puje zenska, drobna, sucha, v
ruce drzi dv6 krabice, neporad
ne povazane a diva destniky.
Ia nj objevila Sc korpulentni
DANA - pro boha - mole BY.
vala spoluzacka, 8 kterou jsem
vzdycky byla ma kordy. Ona
ostatne byla v cel& tide neob-
libena pro svou nadutou domy-
slivost, chlubivost q nesnasen-
livost.
Jiste me take hned poznala,
nebot me z jejich oci postihl
jedovaty Sip, ktery mi nev9stil
mic. pffjemneho pro dalsi cestu.
Me tuSeni mne neklamalo.
Neprijemny HAS Stefy Braz-
dove, ktery mi utkv9l ze skolni
DOLBY v pam9ti, dotkl Sc opet
meho sluchu q TRIAL mole ner-
wy. .
"Rezi, postav tn $katui row.
ne, at Sc ten rajer nezlomi,
vis, ze jsem "a n9j dala sto-
dvacet korun."
Rezi postavila poslusn9 kra-
bici Sc stodvaceti korunovym
rej&rem ma rovno a ulehtovala
Stefce. berouc cd nj zanovni
kufrik a plaid.
Ten kufr 81 dame mezt sebe
mann tam sperky."
R&zi umistila milky wax Sc
skvosty die pt&ri Stefly M Sc
dadlo q tekaIa, kter& rnisto "a
ujme jeff prtvodkynx, aby zby
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Rezi Sc ;zdala uz zauceno1L.
"No; jo, ty 81 to mites dovo-
lit, Stefinko, kdyz mas tolik
toilet. A co by jsi Sc v Mich ne
ukazala!"
"Vfs, to Kadl vzdycky chce,
abych vypadala elegant.
(POkratOvAnf.l
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PoLXcI' pEKUJf" XMER1cE.

" Grays zbrojjllici. konana
ycera ve1ka polska schdze, ma
jicf "a lcel podekovati Soustati
a presidentu Wilsonovi "a vse
co vykdnano pro stare polske
zeme, spojene nyni v jednot-
nou republiku. Municipalni
soudce byl h1avnlm recnikem
PolakI a die jeho formy poala
ma bude resoluce dikd do Wash
ingtonu.
Spolkovy senator Ponerene
mluvil jmenem vlady. Odsuzo-
val hnuti bolSevicke, ktere v
Soustati zvlastni pidy pry
vsak possrada a Ginnost PrImy
slovych D9lniki rovn6z Sc mu
nezamlouv&. Senator Pomerene
velebi presidentem navrhova-
nou ligu narodd a je pfesv6d-
cen, re 100000 amer. vojini
rodobnou ligu rovnez schvalu-
je. Jiny recnik ujistil pritomne,
ze polsky stat bude pevnou hra
ri proti bolsevismu a podobn6
ujistovali polsti recnfci z Chi
|caga a Milwaukee ku vcerejsi
clevelandske slavnosti pozvanl.
MSs MSs]
VOJIN FRANT. v. MATEJA
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SMETANOVA s.HUBICkA" v
cES. MAR. SIM MA BROAD
WAY.
Spolecne vystoupeni Lumiru
a Hlaholu.

TO delSl preStavce dOStalO sc
nam pfilezitosti poznovu W.
'slechnouti vclke dilo mistra Be
6richa Smetany, ktere bylo wee
rejsi nedele vypraveno spoje-
nymi peveckymi sbory I.umi-
rem a Hlaholem.
Opera vyslechnuta byla ma
plnenym domem a jiz pekne
provedena predehra S,Ihla ODE
censtvo k upfimnemu potlesku.
V 1loze Vendulky m6la roz-
hodny usp9ch sleGna Rdz. Ma
ilakovh zejm6na po STRANGE hla
sove. k nj Sc svym dobfe Wy
skolenym tenorem fadil p. 3.
Sixta jako Lukas, jenz krone
syteho tenoru uplatnil i svou
hereckou rutinu, podobne dluz
no konstatovati p. V. Baum
gartlovi ienz hral 4 zpival To
mese velice zdarile. Altovy
part Martinky byl dobre opa-
tfen pi. r. Vokounovou bass
buffo otec Paloucky zpivan p.
SvObodou, jenz Sc svedomit6
snazil ably podal to CO jest v je
ho moci. Slecna II. Rezacova,
ac stizena chorobou zpfvala
Barcu. Panove AL. Panek a j.
Srseh Sc Zhostili episodnich ulo
EEK MatouSe a Getnfka velice
svedomite. Sbor vynikl hlavnt
V jednani prvnim a k zav9ru
Gpery.
Celkovv lispech byl dobry,
povazIme-li dane pomery vel
kou obtiz provesti TAX slozite
hudebnf dllo silami ochotni-
ckymi.
Nejlepe provedenymi cisly
opery byly ukolebavka Vendul
Gina v prvnim jednanf, melodi-
cke duetto Lukase a Tomse v
jednani druhem skrivansi pi-
sen Barci v aktu zaverednem.
O proyedeni Hubicky ma
podstatnou zasluhu sbormistr
p. +. Krejsa, jenz operu nastu
doval a neunavny rezis6r p. F.
A. Friedl. Chvaly zaslouzi 81
orchestr p. C. Vokouna, ktery
Sc zhostil velkeho 1kolu zna-
menite, ac nebylo zkousek to-
lik nnoho-li by jich vzhledem
k hudebnim obtizim bylo tre-
ba.
Scenicka uprava jevist6 po-
kulhavala, coz ale neni nikte-
rak vinou sborG, ale dotycnych
cinitelu. Bylo by ma case, ably i
zde utinena byla naprava.
Mezi navstevniky jsme po-
stfchli i n6kolik prespolnich no
stu, kteri Sc o provedeni Hubi-
tky vyslovovali velice pochval-
ne. Spojene sbory Lumir a Hla
hol hodlaji operu opakovati,
ac jsme Sc mic urciteho dove
deti nemohli.
Vcere.iSi predstaveni bylo u
kazkou prvmi spoleGne cinnosti
nasich dvou pGveckych sboril
a jest jiste prani vscobecne aby
sc zdarem pokracovaly av u
slechtile cinnosti Ineutuchovaly.
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VEkEJNA SCHUZE
severovychodni zupy sokolske,
ktera Sc konala nedSli odpo-
ledne v sokolovn9 Nova Vlast.

ASoAsS OOAOAOvA( ANov" AeAOSs
Do schGze dostavili Sc sok.
Anton Belik, zastupce Sokola v
Dayton a Frant. KadleGek cd
Sokola v Toledo a jako host p.
Tomas Zverin, byvaly Glen So
kola "Palacky' v Detroit, vo-
jim v kanadske armad9, ktery
byl ma bojisti v Relgii ranen a
jenz 8 rnesicH stravil v nemoc-
nici.
SchGzi zahajil starosta zupy
sok. Prech a V delsi vyznamne
feci naznaGil lcel, "a kterym
schtze svolana byla. Zupnf ma
telnik sok. Pliska pojednaval
podrobn6 o nutnem technickem
vZd6lani u sboril sokolskych a
.odporucoval, ably v kazdem
sboru staval cvicitelsky sbor,
ktery by sc ma yzajem vzd6la-
val, tax ably Sc vychovAvali
schopni cviGitclove. Dale odpo
rucoval, ably phi vychove tele-
|sne v6novaia Sc poZornost i W.
chove dusevni. Ia schGzi sokol
skych treba konat prednaSky a
|rozhovory, tax ably schGze Sc
staly poucnymi vabnymi. So
kol Ptak odporucuje, ably kaz-
dy sokol hledel ziskat nejmene
jedneho elena, TAX ably vsecka
velka prace nespocivala jen ma
jednotlivcich, kleri jsou praci
beztak pretizeni. Sok. Prech Sc
primlouva, ably vykonpe vybo-
ry Sc tisilovnou ob6tavosti pra
ce chopily, TAX ably poslani So
kohl pine bylo dosazeno.
Sok. Stupka poukazuje, lie
prace SokolG byla seslabena
cdchodem dobrovolnikG do ar
mady, a az Sc navrati, re cin-
most We sborech sokolskych bu-
de op6t vzpruzena. Sok. Klimes
odporucuje, ably v kazdem sbo
ru staval odbor techInicky a cd
Dor vzd6lavaci, ktere by spolec
ne pro dobro sboru praci kona-
ly. Sok. Rebeka poukazuje ma
sloz7tou a obtiznou praci ma
sich cviciteld, kteri mimo den-
niho zamestnanl mnoho casu
pro sbory musi venovat odpo-
rucuje, ably Sc pomyslelo ma u
stanoveni sta.eho cvicitele pro
vsechny sbory, ktery by byl do
ststecne honorovan, tax ably Sc
jedine sokolske vychove veno-
vati mohl. Sok. Bernreiter od-
porucuje, ably V kazdem sboru
doGena zalezitost dukladn9
projednana byla, timz debata
o technickGm odboru dokon-
cena.
O nutnosti vzdelavacihO od-
boru V delSi poucne prednasce
pojednaval sok. Bernreiter. Po-
ukazoval, bychom pouzili kaz-
de prilezitosti, at Sc nan wy
skyline kdekoli, ku ziskapi vet
sich vedomosti, nebot vzdGa-
MIN a uslechtilym vzornym Ii
votem muzeme ziskat prizeh a
clenslvo pro sbory sokolske.
POukazOval jak mistni caso-
pisy malo pozornosti Sokolstvu
venuji a tudiz jest nutno, ably
vzdelavaci odbory cinnost roz-
Sirily tax, ably zivym slovem,
ktere nejvice ma mas pusobi, Sc
vzdelani slfHo.
Pro pOkrocily Gas schize by
Ia skonCena a v debate bude DO
kracovano We schulz priSti, do
ktere by Sc mel kaZdy sokol j
sokolka dOstavici.
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