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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
Executive Board N4ting.

Executive Board
 MeetiEg.
 The executive board of the City Federation of Clubs will meet Tues day afternoon at 3 o'clock. in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. All officers Of the federation, and mem bers of all committees, are specially urged to be present.
 Hawthorne
 Book Club.
 The Hawthorne Book club will be
 entertained Thursday afternoon, by
 Mrs. S. M. Taylor. ss Guild N -.se Bazaar.
 The St. Cecelia guild Of Trinity church will have their annual bazaar Saturday, December 15. Very attrac- tive Christmas gifts will be sold, and
 market table will be one of the
 features.
 Miss Helen Smith, daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. E. L. Smith, 142O East SNta, is recuperating from severe case of diptheria.
 A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Rivers yesterday morning.
 H.. Mills Fuller is ill at his home lllo Pine street.
 n MIS- Frank Cheek of Marshall iexas is visiting her sister. Mrs Jack Estes.
 D! A. R. Meeting.
 n The John McAlmont chapter of the n, M A. k. met in regular session with Mrs. T. H. Collier, at the residence w. vu ner daughter, Mrs. R. E. Lee, on "est second, yesterday afternoon. At the request of the state regent, a '. 9ox Of jellies will be sent immedi, apeely pG to the base hospital at Camp t | Ae, and a box of sweaters. knitted Hy tSe;. .ne members of this chapter and t;n tsslr friends, will be sent to the Ma Sw S%vasl Sl guard in time to reach the boys Oy Christmas. ~ ' lae chapter will give a silver and saa M,nket tea sometime in the near flu. sol sare' at at, the home of Mrs. Harvey Hud- sy;. Th;. T Ihe date will be announced later, anw amas .'a VIII De quite an unique affair; as naS .S ;.u H.a tl[lnket, or piece of silver drop aeir orI mo the melting pot" will be the wy Wcso,sa!m5 saa!mlsslon charged. Mrs. w. T. narss nsOo,afldge read a very interesting sSpe[ ssas. on "Old New Orleans" me ths t,spssr Ssa;t1 aeclded to send this paper to lowas Inv Js'lli1nsonlan ! institute, as it is al- tbis Se; so send two papers a year to ,,s Alter the business session. and ssaaG;gram, pleasant social hour was 'A'oyed.
 SSclIyanna $. Club
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First Church of Christ, Scientist Shriners' temple. Seventh avenue and Main street. Services are held Sun day morning at II o'clock. Subject,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
Ladies' Aid
 co.sn1r

Ladies' Aid
 'V rho Ladies Temple Aid society will u,oot Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Harmony club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
Young Ladies'

Young Ladies'
 Society. aoo;o4,, oe tn, r;rst r presbyterian church will mee' Monday ,1nne afternoon at 2:3O o'clock 1T the inc parlors of the annex.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
Hawthorne
 Doal, n1rh

Hawthorne
 Book Club. The Hawthorne Book club will be entertained Thursday afternoon, by Mrs. s. M. Taylor. A9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09

(This space donated by The Froug apartment Store
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09

God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday school Sunday morning at 10 10 o'clock. Wednesday evening meet ing at o'clock. The public is cor dially invited to attend the services and to visit the reading room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09

Trinity Episcopal-Bishop J. R Winchester of Little Rock, will con duct the services Sunday morning ant will confirm a number of candidates Serivces as usual Sunday evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09

The Church of Christ, Assembl, Hall Chamber of Commerce. Bibl studyp 10:15 a. m., communion II a m. Visitors welcome.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
Wiadomosci Okolic
Avondalskich.

- Jesli W tym roku .gwiaz-
dor" ME przybedzie do wszyst-
kich w naszej okolicy, to jedynie
z why politykierow, ktorzy ME
staraja sic o wiecej tramwajow
ma Milwaukee ave-, a w tax nabi-
tych t~ramwajach zwyk}y czio-
wick ME moze sic zmieScic, wiec
iakzez TAXI ,,gwiazdor' ma sic
zmic5cit z wielka torba %podarun-
k6w gwiazdkowych?
- Lampy be- oleju, co ME
swieca, jak u g}upich powiesz, Z
Pisma sw., poustawiali nam nasi
politycy obco-narodowi pc uli-
each, ME powinni "a to wejsc ma
cody ponownego obioru ma urze-
dy. Chociaz W naszej okolicy
mieszka zbyt mala liczba obco-
narodowcow, a przewaznie saml
Polacy, to jednak ola braku Ego
dy i jednosci dotad ME many
polskiego aldermana, jest jednak
radzieja, re do p~rzyszlych wy
borrow wszystkie umys}y dostate-
cznie dojrzeja i zdobedziemy sic
ma zgode i wybor polskiego alder
mana, jesli NIB. niektorzy Z war
.ckoi6w poprzestana prowadzic
destruktywna prace.
w n~aszej okolicy istnieje
wiele roznych klubow; ostatnlem'
easy o lie doszlo do naszej via
domosci, zakladaja sic diva move
kluby, ii. klub z}odziei i kluh
plotkarek, o ktorych energiczneJ
piracy wie;ci' mas dochodza; wa
runkiem p~rzyjecia do tych klu-
bow jest dokiadna znajomosc da-
nego rzemiosla. Pierwsi - zlo--
dzieje zgiaszac sic NIGGA do poll
cyant6w jake swoich protekto-
row, (boc ziodzieje So chlebodaw-
cami policyant6w). Drugi klub, t.
!, plotkarek or~ganizuje sic pre-
waznie z Rci zehskiej, do tego
czasu odbywaja sic posiedzenia-
stojqco ma rogach ulic, pred ko-
sciolem, a w razie niepogody w
przysionku koscielnym. Warun-
klein przyjecia do tegp klubu jest
wszystkich Plotek i plo-
teczek z caiej okolicy i dzielenie
sic niemi re wspoicz}onkiniami
edy ME MONA sic mic ciekawego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
I VQjNY

Piotrogrod, 10. grudnia. - Po--
dobno corka ex-cara Mikoiaja,
Olga powazni nazeimegoas 1881
Olga powaznie zaniemogla.
- 2 Moskwy donosza, il pra-
cownicy miejscy wszystkich wy
dzial6w wychodza ma strajk ge-.
neralny, do ktorego maja sic
przylaczyt t%ramwajowi funkcyo-
naryusze.
Q ANGLII.
Londyn, ID. grudnia. - Lloyd
George, premier Anglii, przema-
vial ma obiedzie publicznym or
ganizacyi adwokat6w, w~yrazajac
sic tax, il nzdrajca jest, kto W
tel chwili mowi O pokoju!" Maj
gorszy to moment wojny - z tel
przyczyny, re Rosya sic cd woj.
ny ~usuneia, a Ameryka sic do niej
dopiero gotuje. Dlatego teraz ME
wolno nj wzmiankowac o pokoju,
a intencye pokojowe-sa szkoda
ola sprawy Anglii i Koalicyi. Pre-
mier widzi zwyciestwo pred A
liantami, ktorzy mimo wszystko
stale czynia postepy. CO do poko-
jowych wskazai z listu lords
Lansdowna, objasnii premier, re
sam autor tego listu juz przyznai,
Il W zasadzie zgadza sic z ore
tdziem ostatniem prezydenta
Wilsona, a oredzie to wskazuje
wojne do kohca - zwycieskiego.
Lloyd-George kilkakrotnie wyra-
zal sic z ogromnem uznaniem
ola Stanow Zjedn. i ola tego, co
juz zdzialaly W niediugim czasie
udziaiu czynnego w wojnie.
- Ma temat wojenny przema.
vial rowniez sekretarz ministe,
ryalny, Baker, ktory wyrazii sic,
y laden 2 narodoW Koalicyi w O..
statnich 9ciu miesiacach wiecej
nie zrobii ola wojny, niz Stany
Zjedn. Przytem jednak Bakct
n,6wii i O stronach mniej pomysl.
nych, jake to o sprawie zywnos-
ci W Anglii, kt6ra wyczerpuje sic,
a choe jeszcze tam ma racye dzien
ne wydawac jej ME trzeba, jed.
max ME MONA tez rec, re sic
w~ojennych stosunk6w ciezko ME
odczuwa... Zapowiadaja sic te4
rowe podatki wojenne - to
znaczne, ma koszta wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15

dowiedzieG, trzeba umiec wymy-
sic co mniejsze o to czy to
bedzie sic zgadzac z prawda czy
ME kandydatki NIGGA sic zgia-
sac ma regularne posiedzenia -
,,stojqce" ma rogach ulic, hub
pred koscioiem.
- naszej okolicy So ludzie
r6znych przekonah politycznych
i religijnych. pomiedzy innyml 70
kt6rych w%spomnimy poznieD So
tax zwani katolicy byznesowi,
kt6rzy tylko wtenczas So prakty-
kujacymi katolikami, jezeli maje
iaki dobry zarobek PREY kosciele,
edy sic zas to skohczy, hub kto
iyny dostanie prace, to wtenczas
,gudbaj" Z kosciolem.
- Zesziej niedzieli odbyf sic
W naszej dzielnicy W sail para
flalnei sw. Jacka, wybor urged
nik6w do lokalnej Pol. Rady Ma
rodowej Mr.. "a, .przez delegation
i delegatki wszystkich Tow. W
naszej dzielnicy; prezesem obra'
no znanego re wszystkich stron
i pod kazdym wzgledem obywa-
tela p. A. J. Plocihskiego, vice
PREF. Izas obrano walecznego oby-
watela p. NJ. Konope.
Avondalscy obywatele, ME
wiadomo jak tam W innych grach
szczescie i'm sprzyja, ale W loso-
waniu ME maja wcale szczescla
pred niedawnym czasem pusz'
czono ma losowanie ylote' warto'
Sci $4,000 & czego dochod BY
przeznaczony ma budowe nowegc
kosciola) los s~zczeSciem obda'
rzyl ~obywatela az z Jadwlgowa'
Lechita.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15

Kazde spoleczehstwo l kazda or
ganizacya OPERA sic ma prawie, a
fundamentem wszelkiego prawa jest
konstytucya. Lamiac / naruszajac
konstytueye, ~rozwalamy fundament
teize organizacyi i prowadzimy ia do
przepaSci. Gdyby to uczynili nam OBJ
cy, podnieSlibySmy CLOS sprawiedli-
wego gniewu i oburzenia. Me moze-'
my ~tembardziej stwarzaG sami zgub-
nego precedensu, jakoby konstytucya
Zjednoczenia, kt6rej przestrzegaG i
broniG uroczyScie przysiegaliSmy,
byla ola mas tylko Swistkiem papie-
ru. Gdy starry Zarzad uznal. re pre-
pisy k~onstytucy MONA zmieniG W
drodze referendum przez g9osowanie
czlonk6w W towarzystwach, ma CO
konstytucya ME pozwala, ME mogliS-
my sic ma to zgodzit, gdyz prakty-
ka ia raz wprowadzona stawiiaby re-
ferendum ponad Sejm i dopuszczaia-
by mo1no$t obalania kazdej uchwaiy
Sejmowej i kazdego przepisu konsty-
tucyi i rozmaite inne bezprawia
bezSkrupulatnym urzednikom.
Starry Zarzad ~usiiuie oprzec sic ma
wiekszo$ci referendum co do odro-
czenia Sejmu, pOmimo, re Konsty-
tuoya ma referendum ME pozwala. W
dodatku przyczyna ley W tenn, re to
co wymaga d~ojrzalej rady 1 rzeczo-
wego om6wienia, ME moze bye "a
stapione agitaCya W towarzystwach,
kt6ra prowadzil starry Zarzad, "a po-
$rednictwem organu. niedajac spo-
sobno$ci sprawy z ~rzeczowego sta
nowiska Ziednoczencom wyjaSnie.
P~rzyjaciele starego Zarzadu pod
nosza W jego obronie, re odiozenie
Sejmu, choc bylo niekonstytucyjnem,
ME jest zn6w rzecza tax ~straszna,
gdyz to Zarzad zrobil W dobreJ my
kli. Trzeba atoli wiedziec, re W da-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15

dliwoSci naszej sprawy postanoWilismy
prowadzic nadal te Wake, ktorasmy
rozpoczeli pred Sejmem dop6ki to zio
ME bedzle w~ykorzenione i prawu i
sprawiedliwoSci zadoSe uczyniono. Po-
zwolic ma take wystepki byloby po-
czatkiem ruiny Z%jednoczenia. Bo ktoz
chcia1by nale4yG do organizacyl, kto-
rel Zarzad W tax bezczelny spos0b po-
zwala sobie gwalcic zasadnicze prawa
Organizacyi - deptac nogami konsty-
tucye jakoby ona byla skrawkiem pa
pieru?
Wake te uwazamy "a swieta. Me
prowadzimy jej z wlasnej woli ola VIA
snych ambicyi, ola urzed6w, lecz z o.
bowiazku, kt6ry zosta} ma mas w}ozo-
ny przez Sejm, ola dobra Zjednoczenia,
by uchronic ma przyszlosc cd podob-
nych wystepk6w. Gaia odpowiedzial--
nose "a ~nastepstwa / straty, jake lie
dnoczenie przez to ucierpi spadna ma
starry Zarzad kt6ry ola s~amolubnych ce
low zgwalci1 fundamentalne prawa Zje
dnoczenia. Ten wystepek starego Ia
rzadu jest poczatkiem tego zlego, ktore
spad1o ma Z~jednoczenie.
n. L. Piotrowski, prezydent.
/. Wr6blewski, sekretarz gen.
l.. Zamorski, kasyer.
j. Jank0wski, adwOkat.
DIR. b. KlarkOwski, LEX. Nacz.
Agnieszka klawitter, wice-prez.
ola spraw kobiecych.
Franciszka Czaja,
Franciszka Nejman,
Marya Turalska, dyrektorki.
j. Czekaia,
F. G6rski,
j. PiOnke,
j. Niemiec,
w. Skoezylas,
s. Lachajczak, Dyrektorzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
MADROsC ROLNIKA.

Rolnik doskonale vie, re gdyby
ME wyplenil chwastow, ME mogi
by sic cieszyG pieknem zniwem'
To samo dzieje sic z zachowa-
riem zdrowia. Jezeli ME utrzy-
mujecie czysto wnetrznoscl, ME
mozecie sic spodziewac nalezyte-
90 zdrowia. Trinera Amerykafl-
ski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma jest
rajlepsza pomoca do tego, jak's
znajdziecie. Wyczysci ON Wasz
zoladek, przywrdci apetyt, pomo-
re trawieniu, a wszelkie niedo-
magania jak zatwardzenie, ME-
strawnosc, Dol glowy, bezsennosc'
brak energii, ogolne osfabienle
it'd, znikna kompletnie. w apte-
kach. - Lekarstwa przynlosiy
luz DUO ulgi W ludzkich cierpie-
mach. Trinera Liniment jest mai
riezawodniejszym. Prey reurna-
tvzmie, neuralgia, bolach W krzy-
zu, zwichnieciu, nadwyrezeniu,
opuchnieciu it'd. MONA zawsze ma
MIN polegat, re pomoze. w apte-
kach. - Jos. Triner, wielkowy-
tw6rca lekarstw, 133s-1343 So.
Ashland ave-, Chicago, III.
(Ogt.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
z NIEMIEC.

Berlin, IL. grudnia. - Prasa
niemiecka utrzymuje, il to ME
Niemcy Angie, lecz Anglia =
Niemcy zapytywala we wrzesniu
br. przez n~eutralnych posredni-
ctwo, czyby ME byiy Niemcy
sklonne do pertraktacyi pokojo-
wych...
Londyn, ID. grudnia. = Lord
Cecil W parlamencie angielskim
najstanowczej zaprzeczyi niemie-
ckiej przewrotnosci W p~ogfosce,
iakoby W iesieni br. miaia Anglia
czynic Niemcom propozycye POI
kojowe. VI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
Cierpiaia ~niewypowiedziane bo'

lesci. - ,,Cierpialam ma wewne-
trzne zapalenie, ktore bylo przy-
czyna niewyslowionych bolescl,
apetyt calkowicie utracilam, nocy
przechodzily mi ma bezsennosci
ME bylam w stanie wykonywac
zadnej piracy" - pisze PAM Ma
rya Della Giustina z Kinkaid, Ill.
- ,,Lecz" kohczy ona - Ydzieki
Bogu i waszemu ORA. Piotra Co.
mozo, wszystko to ustapilo pc
kr6tkiem uzywaniu lekarstwa i
obecnie ciesze sic dobrem zdro-
wiem." Tysiace znalaziy zdrowie
i size w ORA. Piotra Gomozo, sta
rem, przez czas wyprobowanem
lekarstwie ziolowem. Me jest ono
sprzedawanem W aptekach, lecz
d~ostawianem wprost do ludzi z
1aboratoryum fabrykantow. DR..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15

Niniejszem zawiadamiam Sc.
Publicznosc, jakotez i dawniej-
szych moich kostumerow, re moi
Zaklad Instrumentow Muzycz-
nyeh, przenioslem z Ashland ave.
z pnr. 1919 - obecnie ma Divi-
sion III. pnr. 1850 p~omiedzy Pau.
lima i Marshfield avenue. - Po-
lecam sic So. Publicznosci.
Stanis{aw Kolczak.
(Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15

Peter Fahrney and Sons Co., IS
-& So. Hoyne ave., Chicago, Ill.
(Ogi.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01

with the Germans.
Young Haviland has been a soldier
OF fortune. He served four years IN
the United States navy and then
sought adventure In the European
fields.
There Is not much doing here, he
writes, for the weather Is bad-~rnin,
fog, aud mist. 2 The German
pilots don't bother us very much now
the combats are mostly on the other
side OF the line.
"Of course his letter was written too
early to tell Of his recent victory. when
he won d battle against German air
men Mt height Of 1000 feet. Mrs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01
TIMES. REPUBLICAN,, MAKsHALLrowN, IuwA may i 1917.

clouds with German airmen. It was
learned here today. The heroes Of the
encounter were Wills Haviland, OF
Minneapolis, and Charles c. johnson,
OF ST. Louis. who are under the COM
mand Of Lieut.. William Thaw
Flying together in separate ma
chimes the two Americans encountered
a group Of German airplalnes. Havi-
land forced one enemy craft to an al
ntude of 1000 feet, where he engaged
1t in combat After spirited fight
the German machine riddled by ma
chine gun fire, collapsed and fell.
Almost at the same time Johnson
had desperate battle with another
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01

German machine which he put to
tlight, evidently In distress. It's fate
was not determined Several other
German aircraft refused battle and es-
caped.'
The Chicago Tribune OF today prints
young Haviland's picture and in con-
nection says:
Chicago friends Of the Havilands -
Willis Haviland. who Is member OF
the French flying corps. and his moth
er, Mrs. Grace King Huviland, OF Ev-
anston, who is spending her time in
Paris to be near her son---have had
letters from them telling Of the hard
ships Of the last winter and Of fights
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01
Young Hav;land in
Another Thrilling
Battle in the Air

Willis Haviland. former Marshall-
town boy, and son of Mrs. Grace King
Haviland. former public Librarian here,
has again distinguished himself In
France By his daring exploits as an
air fighter Paris press dispatch
says:
american aviators again have
emerged victorious from battle in the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01
/ cHANoE IN SWIMMING HOURS.
" N. g. a. Boys and Young Man q
swim at Different Time.

Effective today the new spring swim
ming schedule for Y. M. G. A. members
Ft1hes eHeci. Tine juniors Will swim nj
$50 on Mondays and Wednesdays and
AZ - q. m. on Saturdays. The inter
nnadiates' hours will be at on Mon
zIr,.Ss and Wednesdays, and at 81 on Sat
saAys, while the employed hoys' hours
,ssdl be IT 80 on Mondays. Wednes-
Ays. and Fridays.
There will be no gymnasium classes,
& br boys during the summer months.
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DEMOCRACY ASSERTS ITSELF

1t will not do to overestimate the political aspect Of
the recent strikes in Germany, or Of the riots when have
attended many Of them. Those outbursts have been
prompted chiefly. 1t appears. by the desperation which
comes from hunger and the other miseries which result
from the hard conditions imposed by the war. And.
when people are furnishing. they do not concern them
selves greatly with forms Of government. They are apt
to take food where they can find 1t. regardless Of its
ownership.
But. aside from these violent demonstrations, there
are many evidences Of a change in the German spirit.
The demand for notifications in governmental regula-
tons and the recognition Of the rights of the people in q
manner and on a scale hitherto unknown in Germany,
the press. in public assemblages. and otherwise.
This spirit 10 no new thing in Germany. But until
recently it has been vigorously depressed. Under the
conditions which prevailed at the outset Of the war. we
would have heard nothing Of such expressions as have
recently been made quite freely and openly. Few would
have been 50 hardy a. to make them. and those VINO
dared take the risk would speedily have been Imprisoned
II not put to death.
The fact that such expressions are permitted to be
made is significant. 1t Is a demonstration Of the fact
that the power of the democratic spirit has 50 Impressed
itself on the government that 1t cannot safely be re-
pressed with the sternness of former years. The German
autocracy is dull-witted, but has learned some things
and this IL one of them.
Even more significant, perhaps, is the attitude OF the
government itself in holding forth the olive branch to
the populace. Promises of reforms. electoral and ad.
ministrative, have been made by the Kaiser and his
These promises are not to be fulfilled until
after the war, but the fact that they have been made
means a great deal.