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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-03

zaufaniem ( swego kanclerza i
pierwszego doradce. .Mimo to
wszrstko utrzymuje sic ciagle
pogioska, re wkrotce nalezy D.
czekiwac ustapienia ksiecia Bue-
iowa re zajmowanego Stanowi-
ska. Wymieniaja juz nawet kilku
kandydatow jako. domniemanych
po MIN nastepcow.
V. Kiderlen Waechter, ME
miecki posel W Bukareszcie 20
stall powolany, azeby tn za;tqpif
ministra spraw zagranicznych
bar. V. Schoena, ktory = jak
wczoraj donoszono - podai sic
do dymisyi. Niemieckie >gazety
donosza, re minister zachorowai,
wszyscy jednak So przekonapi, re
V. Schoen ME wroci wieccj ma
swe stanowisko. Pan V. Kinderlen
Waechter byl poprzednio ulubiefl-
Gem cesarza, mianowicie kiedy
byl jeszcze pruskim poslem W
Hamburger, jednakowoz pozniej
z powodu jakiegos ma}ego skan-
daliku popadi w nielaske Il cesa-
RIA i zostal przeniesiony do Ru
karesztu. "
Berlin, 3 listopada. = ,,Taegli-
che Rundschau", gazeta czytana
przez cesarza Wilhelna miaro-
dajna W ACKNOWLEDGMENT, urze-
dniczych oraz wojskowych ko-
ZACH zabiera CLOS takze w spra-
vie opublikowanego przez Ion
dynski Daily Telegraph" inter-
wiewu cesarza niemieckiego z
bylym angielskim 'dyplomata
kohkluduje, re Niemcy zostaiy
wskutek tego wystawione ma
drwiny wszystkich kierujacych
politykierow. Interview ten -
pisze dalej wspomniana gazeta -
rozjatrzyl Francuzow, Rosyan,
Holendrow Japonczykow pre-
ciwko Niemcom, we Wielkicj
Brytanii wywolal jeszcze wiekszy
chlod wzgledem niemieckiej po-
lityki zagranicznej, we wiasnym
zas kraju obudzif gorzkie uczucie
przeciw kierownikowi tel polity-
xii caly narod wprawil we wielkie
rozgoryczenie, pogrzebas zaufa-
ME .sasiadow W rtasza rzetelnoSc.
Londyn, 8 listopada. - Br9tyj-
Ski minister wojny zaprzeezyl o.
statnios pogloste jakoby wojenlry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-03
Telegramy zagraniczne

Londyn, 3 listopada. - Jak
wiadomo, po niedawnym kon-
gresie Eucharystycznym katoli-'
-kow angielskich spraWa katolicka
stala sic W Anglii wiecej aktual-
na. z powodu zakazu niesienia
monstracyi w uroczystej prGcesyi
podczas wspomnianego kc Gresu
poslowie katoliccy poruszyli te
kwestye W parlamencie a W tych
dniach wystosowali oni do rzadu
odnosna interpelacye, ma ktors
premier Asquith w odpowiedzi O.
swiadczyl, IL ME moze ma razie
obiecywac katolikom, re wniesie
pod obrady Izby przychylne dla
Mich projekty. Rozchodziioby sic
tu mianoMicie o usaniecie pc
wnych ograniczen, krePuJ2cych
pod niekt6rymi wzgledami Ko-
sci6l katolicki W Anglii. P6zniej
atoli premier dodai, re jest gotow
zajac Izbe posi6w podobnemi
sprawami. jezeli Cd samych po-
slow wyjdzie wnio;ek zmierzaja-
cy do. tego. Ma lima zas intetpe-
lacye, W kt6rej sic domagano dy-
skusyi mad stanowiskiem rzadu
wobec wspomnianej procesyi ka-
tolik6w,. Asquith odpowiedzial, re
rowniez ME moze oznaczyc dnia,
W ktorymby te sprawe omowiono.
Haga, 3 listopada. = Rad.
holender:ki dotychczas jeszcze
ME wydsi zadnych rozporzadzef
do ewentualnej blokady portow
wenezuelskich. Jak sic zdaje, po-
wezrnie on stanowcza decyzye W
tym duchu dopiero po otrzymaniu
odpowiedzi prezydenta Castro ma
druga note holenderska. Tymcza-
sem Holandya przygotowuje sic
zarowno do demonstracyi floty
jak do blokady wenezuelskich
portow.
Paryz, 8 listopada. = Franctt-
skie ministeryum kolonialne O.
trzyqnalo doniesienie, re francis
skie wojska S7 pazdziernika "a
Jelly miejscowosc Tobadu we
francuskim Sudanie re zierhia
ja zr6wnaiy. Buntowniczy przy-
wodca, Marabu jego. zwolennicy
mieli zginac, podczas gdy po
francuskiei stronie pablo tylko
szesciu strzelcow senegalskich.
Berlin, 3 listopada. - Nastepca
tronu Fryderyk Wilhelm zlozyi
wczoraj wizyte kanclerzowi RE
szs ks. Buelowowi, co ma bye
dowodem, ze.cesarz i nadal darzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-03
PRZEGLAD
pOLITHn MIEDzYHARODOWEJ'
Chicago, 8 listopada.
Kiopoty Austryi).

w chwili, kiedy monarchia au-
stro-wegierska, porzuciwszy %
wielu lat praktykowana biernosc'
wystapiia czynnie W polityce swia
towel W nastepstwie = dnia
ma dzien niemal przygotowana
byc musi do zbrojnej rozprawy'
w takiej chwili W austryackiej Po-
lowie monarchii wybuchlo PrzeSi-
lenie, kt6re sejmu czeskiego
przenioslo sic ma cabinet, a z ga
binetu przeniesc sic moze ma ra-
de panstwa. Historya tego Przesi-
lenia ME latwa jest dla zagranicz-
nego czytelnika do zrozunienia.'
Oczywiscie Jest ona przedewszyst
kiem jednym epizodow W cia-
glej slowiansko-niemieckiej wal
ce, iak prawie wszystko, co sic w
Austryi dzieje. Z tego korzysta
Geese prasy W Austryi W Mem
czech, azeby zr0dia przesilenia
szukac w.. Petersburgu. Zjazd
slowianski W Petersburgu -
twierdza ci npolitycy" wydai
haslo do walk, a haslo to wydalo
luz owoce w Lublanie, w Cylei
(gdzie niedawno byiy krwawe
rozruchy miedzy Niemcami a
Slowianami) slowem w ca
lei Austryi, obecnie do
orowadzilo do przesilenia W
seimie czeskim. Prawdziwy. po-
w6d przesilenia odbija bardzo ia
skrawo cd tel wysoce poetycznej
fantazyi: przesilenie wybuchio,
DO dwaj czy trzej Niemcy ME
mogli juz diuzej czekae na teki
ministeryalne. Oto wszystko.
Odkad miejsce opozycyi zajeia
W Austryi obstrukcya, cabinet
parliamentary W europejskiem
slou,, zraczeniu stall sic zgola ME
mozliwy. Cabinet, ktoryby jawnie
przyznai sic do jakiegos stron-
nictwa, ME utrzymaiby sic ami
przez miesiac, gdyby nawet opie-
raj sic na u wiekszoSci, bo jedna
czwarta bylaby zawsze jeszcze
dose silna, azeby go przez obstru-
kcye obalic. Cd lat wiec ma czele
rzadu stoi zawsze zreczny mini
ster urzedniczy, ktory Powoiule
do gabinetu parlamentarzystow z
kazdego wiekszego stronnictwa,
TAX re cabinet W swoim skAadzie
Jest wiecznym obrazem Izby, ma
wiekszose i mniejszosc, a, jak
ziosliwi twierdza, czasem nawet
obstrukcye. Zrecznosc 'szefa RIA
du t41wi W tenn, ze umiejetnie o.
peruiac fotelami minfsteryalnym',
ktore So do dyspozycyi, zadowa-
Ia to te, to owa strone, czuwaJac,
by zadowolenie jednej ME wywo-
iaio Zbyt ostrego niezadowolenia
drugiej strony j ME doprowadziio
do obstrukcyi. w ten sposob ME
masz wprawdzie W Austryi par
tyjnego gabinetu, ale SO W gabi-
necie patye. Ale i wewnatrz
stronnietw bywaja ministeryalne
emulacye. Zdsrza sic, ze zbyt ME-
cierpliwi Eandydaci ministeryal-
al -krstym sztychem obalaia ga
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-03

Il
binet dlatego tylko, ze chciehby
zajaG oproznione po wlasnych
przyjaciolach politycznych fotele.
Taxi wypadek zachodzi wlasnie
teraz. Niezrozumiaia skadinad OBJ
strukcya niemiecka W sejmie cze-
skim tlomaczy sic W sposob bar
dzo prosty. Ma iawach niemiec-
kich zasiadaja bardzo juz niecier-
pliwi kandydaci ministeryalni'
kt6rych bar. Beck przy ostatnieJ
rekonstrukcyi gabinetu pominai.
Oni to, "a kulisami dzialajac, wy
wolali obstrukcye i zmusili wrecz
rad do odroczenia sesyi. Licza
przytem napewno, ze udaremnie-
ME sesyi sejnowej skioni Cze-
chow do obstrukcyi W radzie pan
stwa, i to w czasie, gdzie W cia-
gu jakich trzech tygodni uchwa-
lony bye musi caiy szereg ustaw
terminowych. Cabinet wiec usta-
pi, przyidzie nowy urzednik' u
tworzy nowy cabinet zaspokoi
niecierpliwe anlbicye.Albo jeszcze
inaczej: bar. Beck, widzac sic "a
grozonym, powola innych nagle
zrobi sic zgoda.
Tragicznie wiec rzecz bynaJ-
mniej ME wyglada, a juz zgoia re
zjazdem petersburskim mic mic
ME ma wspolnego. Skomplikowa-
la sic nieco sprawa przez wydarze
ME, nieprzewidziane W programme
zakulisowych dzialaczy. Oto obaJ
ministrowie czescy, DIR. Fielder
p. Praszek, po odroczeniu sesyi
sejmowej podali sic do dymisyi,
czyli rzesilenie wybuchio innego
konca, anizeli bylo przewidziane.
Podali sic zas do dymisyi dlatego,
ze wiekszosc rady miniSteryalnej
oswiadczyia sic "a odroczeniem
sejmu, re = iak twierdza -
ministrowie niemieccy obstrukcye
W sejmie czeskim popierali. Sy-
tuacya mole sic STAG rzeczywiscie
bardzo skomplilowana. Do jej
rozwikiania przyczynic sic jednak
moga rozmaite wzgledy. Przede-
wSzystkiem wzglad ma przypada-
lacy ma 2 grudnia jubileusz cesar
ski. Cesarz jest rzeczywiScie /
szczerze tax popularny, re nacisk
opinii publicznej powstrzymac mo
re stronnictwo cd obstrukcyi w
czasie jego jubileuszu. Dalel,
wzglad ma polityke zagraniczna
prze wrecz do utrzymania ma
wewnatrz spokoju.. Do Izby po-
selskiej wplynie miedzy innemi
ustawa o aneksyi Bosni Hereo-
gowiny, sejm wegierski ustawe Z
wielka gotowoscia uchwali; nieu-
chwalenie jej W Austryi, wzgle-
dnie odwleczenie uchwaly, wywo-
ialoby przeto ma zewnatrz jak
najgorsze wrazenie. Przytem ma
prezenie powodu wypadkow
na Wschodzie sprawilo, ze lu-
dnoSc lekcewazyc juz sobie "a
czyna kocie zapasy stronnictw |
napuszyste deklamacye przyw6d-
cow ME znajduja rezonansu. Cd
lat juz W Austryi przyzwyczajo-
no sic do tego, re z wielkiei chmu-
ry bywa maly deszcz, i ze osta-
tecznie jakos zaiagodzic dale sic
wszystko. Ale zatarg zewnetrzny
jest dla dzisieiszej generacyi W
pahstwie nowoscis. Gala uwaga
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-03
mokrat6w. Przyczyna tego zarEa-

partyi prohibicyonistycznej, Cha
fin, w movie swej tu wygloszo-
nej wyrazi, przekonanie, re to
partya, kt6ra W obecnej kampanii
ulegnie, nigdy jui wiecej ME po-
stawi swego kandydata ma urzad
prezydenta, MIN bowiem nadej-
die nova kampania wybofy,
zmieni sic zupeinie wewnetrzns
krajowa polityka Stanow Zjedno-
czonych.
Denver, Colo, 8 listopada. Nv
tutejszym kosciele katolickim
sw. Leona, wybuchla wczoraj
wielka panika, kiedy W czasie ma
bozehstwa "a dusze zmarlych
powodu dnia zadusznego, zapaliiy
sic dekoracye oltarza glownego,
kapy obrazy oraz szaty celebru-
jacego pred o4tarzem sumo pro-
boszcza Wiel. ks. l. A. Ryan'a.
Stalo sic to wskutek nieuwagi je-
dnego ministrantow, ktory ME-
ostroznie przechodzsc re swieca
zapalii lekllie tkaniny przy oita-
rzu. w kosciele powstal krzyk
przerazenie, ludzie zaczeli tloczye
sic ku wyjsciu uciekac, ale cd
oltarza kapian zawoial ME tracac
glowy: ,,Badzcie spokojni, niebez-
pieczenstwa niema, wychodzcie
pomalu~ z zimna krwia zdjat
ks Ryan plonacy juz ornat,
poczem poparzonemi rekoma
zaczal zrywac pionace dekora-
eye / tkaniny. Widzac zimna
krew i odwage swego proboszca
ludzie ockneli sic paniki, zatrzy-
mali sic W poplochu. kilku na-
wet wr6ciio zaczeio pomagae
ksiedzu przy gaszeniu, co sic tef
wkrotce udaio. poczem po diut-
szej przerwie dokohezono przer-
wanego nabozenstwa. rs. Ryano-
wi zawdzieezaG naleiy uehylenis
psniki j katastrofy, kt6rei roznia-
~ mogly bye bardzo smutne.
Manila, Filipiny, 3 listopada.-
Przybyla tn jui pierwsza dywi-
zya floty amerykahskiej, zioiona
5ciu pancernikow z okretem
flagowym Connecticut" ma eze-
le.
Filadelfia. Pa, 3 listopada. =
Onegdaj zniszczyi tu wielki po-
zar sklad drzewa nalezacy do fir
my Braci Williamson, zrzadzalse
szkody ma przeszio $i5O,ooO. .Przy
gaszeniu pozaru dwu strazakow
omal re ME zginelo, gdy sic do
stall fniedzy diva wielkie pionace
stosv -drzeWa. Konie ich WON
zginely; przy ratowaniu ich je.
den re strazakow odniosl ciezkis
poparzenia. Powiadajs, ze ogieh
zostai podiozony.
St. Paul, Mimi, 8 listopada. -
w tutejszej wielkiej stajni firmy
Shea Co. wybuchf pozar, w kto-
rym zginelo 70 loni; IA ludzi "a
trudnionych przy koniach urato-
walo sic tylko z wielka biedna, je-
den Mich jednakze zginai podo-
bno. Szoldy wyno:za S5O,00o.
Skutkiem poaaru tego, W sasiadu-
jacym re stajnia hotelu, wybuchia
posrod gosci panika, ktora szcze-
sliwym zbiegiem okolicznosci, Ia
dnych "a soba ME pociagneia
ofiar.
Washington, D. c., 8 listopa-
da. = z gtownego urzedu poczt
donosza, re zaprowadzenie 2 CEN.
towel przesylki list6w ze Stan6w
Zjednoczonych do Anglii ME spro-
wadzilo powiekszenia sic ruchu
i,wymiany pocztowej miedzy ty-
mi dwoma krajami. Wyniiana .
centowa trivia juz miesiac ME
przyniosla dotychczas oczekiwa-
nych rezultatow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-03
SpraWa Kat0|ik0W " AnglII.
lnterpelacye parlamencie- = Holandya 60
tuie sic do walki. = Francuzl Afryce.~n
Pugosh utapsaiu DusIOSa Oplia nlsmlaska nlstakes
cHs. WIhslma. AngHGy tsze sanlsj spTaHlS'
Cesarz austryackl wr0c,4 do wiednia.
WIELKA KRADZIEZ w HOTELU.
wybory. Bryan W domu Taft W domu.

no,,tvk Dartvi Prohiblcyonist6w Pania
koSciele odaga pOzary Ruch poczro"y
miedzy Anglia Sanami ZjednOczonymi ME zwieksza
rozehody miesiacu pazdzerniku
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-03
SWELL GOLF LINKS
 FOR HOT SPRINGS
1t Will bc Located in the Infield oi
 the OahlaHn Race Track.

Hot Springs, Dec. 2.-3il.y Greaves who returned to this city after an ab sence of several years, stated today that he would formally open ,rp the swellest golf links in the South to- morrow ill the inf,eld of the Oaklawn race track. The links have been re- gently gotten ready at great expense and are now in perfect readiness for local and visiting golf enthusiasts.
 The men who have done this great service are \. G. Gaines, principal owner of the Arlington and Eastman Hotels here. and of the Jefferson, and Planters in St. Louis, and Ben Stuart, owner of the Oaklawn racing plant, one of the finest in the country.
 Mir. Gaines is acting on behalf of his hotel interests and has author ized a sum to be given by each of the local hotels for future improvements on the grounds. and for the building of handsome bungalow club house, which expense will be participated In by the Park and Majestic Hotels Of the city. MT. Stuart with characteris- tic kindness, has granted free of charge the grounds.
 Mr .Greaves, the manager of the links, stated that the grounds were naturally adapted to golf, having ex- cellent hazards, and bunkers, though several new artificial ones have been built. The course will be regulation nine-hole course, and with the mem- ories of fast flying horses, loudly play ing bands, and beautifully dressed women, there is enough enthusiasm in the sentiment of the surroundings to make rheumatic of the chronic type, yell. Fore" and with much gusto cuss the caddy for breaking his stick.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-03
COttonseed Oil.
Liverpool.

Liverpool, Dec. 2.--Receipts. 1000 bales; middling, 4.9Sd; sales 6,000 bales: tone, steady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-03

, For bronchitis Pneumo gives i'm !. mediate relief. 3 II Iii.
 Lace curtains and curtain goods all kinds. Tomlinson < Knox.
 Mrs. Fitzgerald will not visit the city until December II, will display beautiful hand painted china at mod crate prices. n If suffering from tonsilitis avoid diphtheria by using Pneumo Emol- lient; at cll druggists, soc and $1.0o. II i'm
 The bazaar to have been given at the Trinity church rectory Thurs day, has been postponed until Friday afternoon and evening. 12-2 St
 FOR RENT-Rooms close in, city water, gas and electric lights, single rooms with or without board, also several suits furnished for light house keeping. 123 North Beach street. The bazaar to have been given at the Trinity church rectory Thurs day, has been postponed until Friday afternoon and evening. 12-2 St
 -.-V. V. Vanderyenter,. manager of the Postal Telegraph company was hurriedly called to the bedside of his sister at Guthrie, Okla, who was very low, but is reported to be slight ly better A. M Riat is looking after the office force and the company's property during his absence.
 YOU ARE AMBITIOUS AND possess at least an average amount kof tact and perseverance. Therefore, We want you and will pay you $75 a month for taking only four orders a day. You can earn a big income. We furnish all supplies free. Write today to Manager. r. Q. Box 1i3o, New York City. 11-oSd Ct
 A white man named Stanlay, while painting the home of R. c. Thompson at No. 519 West Barraque street, yesterday, fell from a thirty. eight foot ladder and broke one ol his arms. He also sustained other bruises and cuts. He was taken t0 his home in Robinson's ambulance and was not thought to be seriously hurt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-03
THE DANE SAYS
 HE WILL REST UP

Chicago, Dec. 2-"Let lls end all controversy about fighting. To the many men who are challenging and to boxing promoters all over the coun- try, want to say that I am through until next spring This is final, and nothing will change my plans"
 This was the statement made this afternoon by Battling Nelson, light weight champion, over the telephone from Hefewich. Ill.,, and came in re- sponse to a request for an outline of his plans.
 T am tired of reading about this
 and that man wanting to fight me, '' he said. Ut also tires me to hear from boxing club managers wh want to get me into the ring right away. There is nothing doing at present, and there will not be until after Febru- ary, and possibly March. At that time. if all goes we'll in the mean time, I'll be ready to give heed to some of the young men who want a crack at me and my title.
 My book will be finished the mid dle of January. and it will take me
 about two weeks more to get it syn dicated. Then I intend to take a rest up i'll the mountains Or go on hunt ing trip with some friends on the Pa cific coast. That will fit me for any training that may be necessary. "It doesn't matter now who has the best claim on my attention. The situ- ation may be changed by the time I
 am ready to take up my training again. so what's the use of talking about it. This Is positively final"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-03
MRS. JAMIE LEVINE
 DANGEROUSLY ILL

Mrs. Jamie Levine, one of the old est and most highly respected resi- dents of this city, is critically ill at her home on West Barraque street and last night it was stated that she would hardly recover. Mrs. Levine has been sick for several days. but her condition yesterday was more alarming than ever. Her son, Harry Levine, accompanied by his wife. ar rived yesterday afternoon from Hous- ton, Texas, having been called to her bedside. All of her. other children are with her. Mrs. Levine has many friends In this city who will regret to learn of her illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-03
NIXON ACOUITS
 ANOTHER NEGRO

Through the determined efforts of his attorney. T. Havis Nixon, who made hard fight in his behalf, C. x. Moore, a negro, was yesterday ac- quilted by a jury in the Jefferson circuit court on a charge of obtain ing money by false pretenses. Five other indictments are pending against Moore. It was charged that Moore misrepresented things when he was selling some stock in a salt plant at Ferguson, Okla, through which he was charged with obtaining money from Pine Bluff ne groes falsely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-03
JEFFERSON LODGE
 ELECTS OFFICERS

An interesting meeting of Jeffer- son lodge No. PA, I. o. o. F., was held Tuesday night at which semi annual election of officers was held, resulting as follows:
 Noble grand, R. w. Benton: vice grand. 4. T. Graves: secretary F. c. Chesnutt; treasurer, H. c. Hiersch- peil; trustee for three years, James F.. Baker.
 X committee was also appointed to make arrangements for an entertain ment to be given in the near future for all Odd Fellows in the city and their families.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-03
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
---Rugs-Rugs-Rugs-Seiect your Christmas rug now. We will deliver when YOU Mant it. Y0mlinsOn < Knox
} H%%~+%<%%* <*<< :

----KugS--kugS your Christmas rug now. Nc will deliver when you want it. Tomlinson X Knox
 FOR RENT--Niccly furnished room acr gentleman in one of the best tnaGaes in the city Address "C" care s,r this office. 11-2o-Gt
 All subscribers who fail to re ceive The Morning Graphic regulal !y will please report same prompt ty this office. Both phones.
 tf ADAMS PRINTING co.
 The blast of winter Is on us. visit us and let us make your home com pYete with a St. Clair Stove or Base Burner. Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Eu.
 NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR GLAZING DONE. LET Nc. DANIEL.DAUGHMhN REPL AGE YOUR BROKEN WINDOW PANES BEFORE COLD WEATHER COMES. OLD PHONE soc. lo-30-1m
 Our stock is complete. the prices we give are right, and our services Are prompt. Give us a call over tha phone-Old 332. Cleveland Matthews Eydw. Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-03
The Markets
 COTTON,
COTTON.
New York.

New York. New York. Dec. 2.-Tone, quiet; middling, 9.35c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-03
New Orleans.

New Orleans. New Orleans, Dec. 2.-Tone quiet; middling. Sc; sales, spot 1900 ) 700 bales
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-03
JUST CALL UP THE
 HUMANE OFFICER

Any one noticing or having his at tention called to the mistreatment or misuse of dumb animals will confer a favor on the State Humane Society at SC old phone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-03
United States Receipts.

Grains and Provisions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-03

-50-50-5O new 9x12 rugs, $13.50 to $6O.0O. just received. Tomlinson < Knox.
 A jar of Pneumo In the house is always useful. 9 II i'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-03

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-07
THE SYSTEM TO BLAME.

Fred Russell. chairman of the
State Pharmacy Board has "gone
wrong. His wife and four children
have been left, disgraced and we'll
nigh pauperized. and the young man.
who was bright. kind-hearted. able
young fellow has become a derelict.
There will be great deal of cheap
moralizing done at Russell's expense
and the stoning will go on regardless
of the rules and regulations laid down
by Jesus Christ.
Few indeed will strike at the root
of the matter which is the evil of
our political and municipal svstems.
The first fault is with the municipal
ity, which for a paltry sum. licenses
men and women to debauch all men
and chiefly the stranger who comes
to the city but few times year.
This partnership of the city with vice
is utterly inexcusable. 1t is the
disgrace Of our cities and the shame
of the city press that it treats such
matters largely 10 sensational tid-bits
to be served with large headlines for
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-07
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.

There is no evidence that the coun-
try is about to be handed over to Bry-
an and his incompetent and corrupt
followers in New York City and vi
entity. Cleveland did get in by car
rying the states of New York. New
Jersey and Connecticut, but he was a
New York man and the eastern voters
felt that they could trust him. They
do not have this feeling toward Bry-
an and he will fall far short on re-
ceiving the electoral votes of New
York and without these he cannot
win. Indications point to the fact
that the same voters who turned
Bryan down twice before will do 80
again. In this county it is surprising
to find how the sentiment IN the
coun ry townships is tending toward
Taft and continuation Of the present
good times. Voters are hesitatinR
on checking prosperity by upturnlpg
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-07

at the Slavery; whiskey and beer are
free for all. A Judge totters,
crimson in the face and falls sprawling
on the floor. Ha. ha, it is a good
Joke. A stalwart statesman,
clothed in an undershirt, swaggers
through the hall roaring riba'd songs
like drunken Bacchus whoop. 1t
is great fun. Down stairs there are
free cigars at the candidates mead
quarters, and plenty of free whiskey
in the confidential room" upstairs.
Go to it everybody. The new man
goes to convention. he appreciates
the honor of getting drunk with an
Hon. The "good fellows" all drink
more or less. even the fellow who
does not, the candidate, who is posing,
winks the other eye. grins knowingly
and pats the "boys'' on the back,
giving more than tacit encourage
ment to the debauch to which more
than half the time cur big conventions
is devoted.
Yes, it is possible for a man to 90
and come hack clean and sober. Lots
of men do it. Lots of men do not.
A percentage. large percentage,
OF bright, sociable. big hearted, good
fellows. like Fred Russell. go plumb
wrong. and then the rest of US
moralize. Sefah.