davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21

"MIaieni b6le, jak Edyby iskry elektrJcInd
pr1eszywaly mole staWy".
INA wiosns 1898 nabawilem sls zapalnet
20 reumatyEmu muszkuiow. Cierpialem jah
tylko ten mote sobis wyobraZ.c. ktory 90
stwo po lekarStwts I doktora pc doktorzAs
ale wSrystko wylscIyio mnis tylko chwilo-
wo. W kohcu analaziem lekarstwo. ktorS
wyleczyio mnie kempletnie ! nigdy jut on
ME wrocii. Daiem je ktlkom. ktor1y stra-
szn,e eisrpieli ma reumatyzm !" kafdym
Cheiaibym. ateby katdy cisrpiscy ma jaks-
kolwiek forme reumatyzmu. ateoy aprobo-
wal tej Enakomitej silly lekarstws. Me DO
sylajcis AMI csnta poprostu prsysijcis
sWojs nazvisko 1 adres. q my "a darmo do
w~yprobowania. P6zniej, sdy bsdziecie uty-
wac I przekonacie sic. 10 Jest to "a czem
dlugo szukacis, to Jest CO wykuruje. wass
reumatyzm, wysiecie cene "a niego jedne-
szych pisniedzy dopoKi ME jestescie kon1-
pletnie ~zadowoleni przesyia1ac je: Me iest
TO rzeteinie7 Ola cEego cierpiec diubeJ. sdy
ulge mo4ecie Eyskac xupein.e IA dsrmof
Me Ewlskajcie. Piszcis dzisiaj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
ZRIozona 1897 roku,
LRIozona 1SD7 roku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 4303.
ZARZAD GLOwNYI

ZARZAD GLOwNYi
x. Franclszek Gordon. Moderator.
Ks A. A. Klowo. WIce-Moderator.
woJctech F. Soska, PreEes
Antonina Baranowska, WicepreZeskA
wojclech Men&ickL. Wiee-pre1es.
Tomasz S. B~lachowski, Sekretarz.
Franciszek Witkowskt, S~karbn!E. \
Stanis}aW LlcEmanski, DyrektoH
w~lGIyslaw Hopatka, Dyrektor.
Antoni MaEurk !!yrektor.
Leokadya KohcZyk, Dyrektorka.
Franciszka Biesc6ke. Dyrsktorka.
Or. FIR. A. Du.ak. LekarZ NacZelny.
Adv; PiOsE P M!1dss. R0 T: prH an,
GODZINY BIURowEi
Biuro Zarzadu Gownego otwarte ~
ani powszednle cd godz. s-teJ rano do
s-teJ wiecZorem, wv sobote do lei pc.
~po4udniu). Wleczorem. W dni ,rowszed.
ME '(s wyjatkiem soboty).. Cd godIiny
f-mej 81 9-tej. W nlsdEiele swietA
u~roczyste. biuro Jest Bankniete.
PrezesRi W ponielzlaikl 1 piatki VIE
'Eorsmi cd god1lny 7-mej do s-tet.
WsZeIkle Jurisprudence do Glowns-
20 Prezesa nalezv adresowac:
wOJCIECH F. sOSKA,
1<SS W. Division str, Chicago, III.
se~krstarzar " RGniedzlalki, .wtorki,
ny 7-mej do s-teL ! cd l-szet popolu.
aniu codziennie, z wyjstklem soboty. Cd
e-teJ do l-szsj.
skarbnIkaI we wtorkL. srody I piatki
cd godzlny 7-met do s-tej wteczorem.
Eindania Oplat. Wszelkie opfaty do Ka.
~ Glownej prZyjmuJe Kasyer G@owny
podczas godEin o~fisowych. slbo we dnIe
" ~godEinach ofisowych, Sekretars &C.
nerRlny,
wszelkts listy nadsyiac nale4y ma rS-
% SekretarZa G~eneralnego:
tom. 8. BLACHOwSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
RG55 w. Division str. Chic 20. m.
FINANSE.
PrZekaay BAnkowe pocytoWe
teheckS, money orders etc.) nale4I Wy.
etGwiac ma organisacys:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
pfxesylac pod adreSem:
FIR. WITKOwSKL
less w. Division sIrs Chicaxo, IN.
,,MacierZ POlska".
Siuro Zsrzadu Gi6wnego;
1857 w. Division Utica,
Ne drugIem pIStrEs.
Chicago. Ill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21

O tenn pamietajmy i ME usta-
wajmy W piracy uswiadamiania
@ Sprawie naszej narodu anne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
MACIERZ POLSKA

Jest organizacya laczaca miodziSA poll
ska obOjga plcl W pracach naukowych.
patryotycznych / bratniei pomocy ola
podniesienia ducha moralnoscl I dooro-
eytu " spOlHczenstwie, a ~sAczegolnle
mIedzy miOdzieza polsks. Mozna zapi-
sac sic ma posmiertne Cd LAT IA do IS;
ma czionk6w S;nwarZySzonych ben o..
0raniczenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
ReumatyZm

Doskonala domowa kuracya udZieIona prIea
jedneGo kt6ry j. przechodzIi. On chce.
ateby kakdy cierpiacy korzystai = mel.
Me posylnJcie pienisdzy tylko sw6J adreL
Lata strasznych cIerp!en ! nedzy doznaI
ten czlouiek. Mark II. jackson. z Syracuse
New York. kto vie Jak stra sznym wroEiem
ludzkosci l Jej s~zczescia reumatyEm Jest,
. pewnoscia bedzie miai wspoicZucie Ola
wszystkich cierp!acych, ktorzy 50 " Jego
mocy. On wlasnie chce kaEdemu dotknIe-
temu reumatyzmem powiedz!ec jak on To-
stat wy~kurowany. CzyRjcIe CO on powis-
AIIaI. )
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
Stanach Ziednoczonych), u.

przez rzady panstw nam PREY,
! jaznych, do kt6rych ich pred
stawiciele obecnie maja PREY,
step 4atwy i chetnie udzielany
(pan I. j. Paderewski W Sta,
mach Zjednoczonych), a takze
prasa polska i polscy niektorzy
correspondence gazet amerykaI
skich, angielskich, francusklch
; wfoskich. Ale takiem, jakiem
.je chcielibysmy mice, jeszcze
zrozumienie to ME jest. Nawet
W prasie amerykanskiej coraz
to nam przychylniejszej wiecej
znajdujemy wsp6}czucia i sym
patyi, anizeli rzeczywistego
zrozumienia praw naszych i as
fpiracyj,' o kt6re przedewszyst-
klein chodzic bedzie, kiedy
przyjdzie do uk}adania przysz-
fych warunk6w pokoju.
Aieby ME dopuScic do tego
ostatecznego jasnego zrozumie
MIA praw naszych i potrzeby
odbudowania Polski W GRAM
each jej przynaleznych i po-
trzebnych do normalnego DIAL
szego jej rozwoju, azeby ME
dopuScic do tego pred rozpo-
czeciem rokowan pokojowych,
o to usilnie staraja sic jeszczc
ciagle Niemcy i ich niewidzial-
ne i widzialne agencye we
wszystkich krajach.
Niedostateczne to Jeszcze
ola mas z%rozumienie, zw1aszcza
pomiedzy najprzychylniejszy
mi ola mas Amerykanami, O.
kresla i podnosi W jednym re
swoich ostatnich numerow pi-
smo nasze Free Poland'', wiel
&c juz zas}uione / skutecznie
Sprawie naszej s1uzace W arty-
kule p. t. "A new vision de
sired"
Powiada ono, miedzy inne-
mi:
,,Obecnie zblizamy sic szyb-
ko ku chwili, W kt6rej potrzeb-
mem sic okaae abSolutne grosu-
mienie politycznych i ekonomi-
cznych stosunk6w W bliskim
Wschodzie. -.
,,Podczas gdy zwyciestwo we
wojnie odniesie sic ma zachod-
MIN froncie, ~likwidacya wojny
musi sic oprze6 ma wschodnim.
Mkt ma seryo ME przypuszcza,
.jakoby Niemcy zamierza1y "a
trzymac Belgie lub chocby pol
nocna i przemys}owa Geese
Francyi. Bye moe, re odnos--
ME do Belgii debatowac sic be-
die mad o~dbudOwaniem i wy
nagradzeniem szkod zrzqdzo-
nych, ale ME bedzie tam chodzi~
10 0 terytoryalne wyr6wnania.
To samo da sic powiedziec o "a
.ietych czesciach p64nocnej
F'rancyi.
,,Kwestya Alzacyi / Lotaryn-
gil r6wniez jest jasna ogolnie
zrozumiana, ale jeSeH ia wojna
sakohcsy sic tenn, &e Niemcy
e~otrzymajq k~omtro1e mad ogro-
mnymi obssarami bliSkiego
Wschodu przeS ME obecnie ga
jetego, to osiqgnq one to, csego
sobie Eyczy}y i w mie.isce trak-
tatu pokojowego, zawdrty be-
die poprostu traktat zawiesze-
MIA broni. Niema ~watpliwoSci,
re brak ten z%najomoSci naro--
dow i obszar6w pobliskiego
wschodu juz przez Niemcy 70
stab z~rozumiany i re Geese ich
propagandy pokojowej meu--
chronnie opree SIC ma tenn 0g6t-
mem niezrosumieniu.
,,Katwo tez przewidziec, re
nar6d, kt6ry got6w jest wal
eye ma zycie i smierc o odre-
staurowanie Belgii, jakotez "a
Alzacye i Lotaryngie, okazafby
sic sk}onnym pc za}atwieniu
kwestyj zachodnich pred DIAL
seem prowadzeniem woiny do
trzezwego zastanowienia sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
iunkrowie i feldmarsza}kowie

gfosowali W pruskiej izbie po-
now.
Me chcemy praw wyjqtko--
wych i wyrozniajacych przeciw
Polakom lub jakiejkolwiek lud-
noSci naszej nalezacej do innej
! narodowosci. Me chcemy PREY
musowej germanizacyi i niena-
widzimy wszelkich stosowan'
metod rosyjskich. Wiemy, re
Gale to ustawodawstwo i wszy-
stkie he melody by}y komplet--
mem fiaskiem. Potepiali je ia
cy jak prof. Delbruck, Karl
Jentsche i niezliczeni inni."
Co do dawnego Kr6lestwa
Polskiego, Tub jak je ~nazywaja
Polacy i Niemcy, Kongres6w-
XII, to mkt ME vie, jaki jej los
bedzie, ale wiadoma jest re-
cza, co zamierzaja uczynic Au-
stryacy. Planem ich jest, co
przewidujacy Niemcy uwazaja
"a rzecz nieuchronna, ale czem
b~ynajmniej sic ME zachwycaja,
by austryacka Galicya re swa
stolica Krakowem i Lwowem,
z1aczyfa sic z Kongresowka
wraz re stolica tejze Warsza--
wa, i azeby obszary te z3aczone
uzupe4nione po1udniowa GEES
cia Litwy wraz Z jej stolica
Wilnem, utworzy&y trzecie ME
zalezne panstwo W cesarstwie
austryaokiem jake austryacka
Polska: kombinacya to niewqt-
pliwie niebezpieczna ola Me
mice Z wiclu powod6w, ale W.
mana przez Niemcy "a nieu-
chronnq.
Znaczy}oby to, re Austrya
zosta}aby odbudowana ma zasa-
dach tryalizmu, a ostatecznie,
poniewaz ewolucya W tym kie-
runku ME ustaje i ustac ME
moze, jake Stany Zjednoczone
Austryi. Rozumie sic, re obec-
ny dualizm Austro-W egier u
cierpiaIby przez wprowadze--
ME trzeciego tego czynnika, ale
to takze uniknac sic MEDIA.
SHE praca ku cafej tel reckon
.strukcyi upatrywac nalezy W
,,~b4ogos}awionym" tym wyra--
zie autonomii, ktory W opinii
milion6w Europejczyk6w woj--
ma obecna uczyni4a czarodziej-
skim balsamem majqcym wyle-
czyc wszelkie owe narodowos-
GLOVE rany i choroby - szcze-
g6lnie austryackie - kt6re STAG
sic NIGGA zarodkami przysz}ej
wojny, o lie ME zostanq uleczo-
ne.
Programem przeto Austryi
Jest zlikwidowac te wszystkie
kwestye W taxi spos6b: popier-
wsze ustanowiG Polske jake
trzecie panstwo W cesarstwle
austryackiem; powt6re nadac
Czechom narodowy i kultural-
nv samorzad PREY dostatecz-
mem zagwarantowaniu protek-
cyl pokaznej mniejszosci Mem
COW w Czechach, a potrzecle, u
tozenie bardzo obszernego pro-
gramu autonomicznego w STE
re po4udniowych Sfowian.
Y irrydentystami w}oskimi /
rumuGskimi postapic nalezy W
tymze samym duchu liberal
nym. Pozostaje jeszcze wscho-
dnia Galicya, zamieszkana
przez Ukraincow. tn Polacy
znajduja sic W macznej mniej-
szosci, a niemieccy mezowie
stanu oSwiadczaja, re CT Ukra-
iGcy, wraz re swemi aspiracya-
mi goracemi narodowemi, kto-
re podzielaja Ukraincy W no
syi, co do swej administracyi,
jezyka, kultury i koscio@a, mu-
sza bye ubezpieczeni pred re-
cydywizmem Polakow do nieto-
~lerancyi.
q q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21

~mawiajac przychylnie IA punk
tow zasadniczych pokoju okres-
lonych przez Prezydenta Will
soma, zrobha wyjatek tylko co
do punktu trzynastego, kt6ry,
jak to zapewne wszyscy panic
fanny, brmiaf W taxi sposob:
,,13.: Ustanowienie niezalez--
nego panstwa polskiego, obej-
mujacego obszary zamieszkane
przez niewatpliwie polska lud-
nose, z wolnym przystepem do
NORA i n~iezawis1oscia tax poll
tyczna jak ~ekonomiczna jake
tez terytoryalna ca}oscia Ia
gwarantowana ukladem mic
dzynarodowym."
Owa gazeta %utrzymuje, re
ina ten punkt absolutnie Mem
cy zgodzie sic ME moga." Gu
jac zaS, re musi poda6 jakies
racye, ola kt6rych to W jej O.
each jest niemozliwem, doda-
jc, re odstapienie przysz}emu
panstwu polskiemu zaboru pru
skiego dlatego warunkiem jest
ME do przyjecia, IL ,,Poznan le-
zy zbH blisko Berlina!"
OF i racya. TAX rozumQia
Niemcy ma ca4ym swiecie, ma
wet CT, kt6rzy jeszcze naiprzy-
chylniejsi So Polakom. Niczem
prawa historyczne, niczem roz-
wazania, re przysz}y pok6j
musi bye oparty ma sprawiedli-
wosci, re trwa}oSc tego pokoju
zalezy cd uwzglednienia praw
wszystkich narod6w do bytu,
re PREY nowem ustanawianiu
granic panstw uwzgledniac sic
musi zyczenia ludnosci lub kwe
stva osiedlenia obszar6w Ziemi
przez przewazajaca tam naro-
dowo5c, wobec pruskiej racyi
stanu: ,,Poznai ley zbyt BIZ
sko Berlina" i coSmy zabrali,
tego ME ~odddamy....
~Zajmujaca jest GAIA ia ko--
respondencya pana Bennetta i
warto, aaeby wszyscy nasi Czy-
telnicy z mia sic zapoznali, Me
majac dotychczas ma to miejsca
i czasu, dis podajemy ja
tn W t}6maczeniu prawie W ca
Pc owym wye przytoczo-
nym wstepie, pan Bennett pi--
SIZE:
Skoro (Prusak) s}yszy re
strony swiata przeciw MENU
uzbrojonego wzmianki o tenn,
re musi oddac Polakom ME
mniej niz Gdansk, wraz Z Ia
chodnimi Prusami, z cze$cia
Wschodnich i musi odciac
ia ich korzyse cd swej granicy
wschodniei Paryz polski, II.
wraz z wyzszym Szla-
skiem, to wtedy juz sic wscie--
ka.
,,Jakto!" zapytuje. Zodiac
Wschodnie Prusy, kt6re Meg
dys by4y moja kolebka a obec-
ME So iednym z moich spich-
ROW? Bi4em sic tam, kolonizo-
wa}em, rzadzi1em cd srednich
wicklow. Walczac ma tych wscho
dnich kresach zPola6ami pred
700 laty, rozpoczaiem moja ka-
ryere W Swiecie i powstrzymy-
walem fale sfowiaGska Cd zala-
ria zachodniej Europy. A jeae-
Ii tacy ludzie, jak Arthur Bal
four powiadaja, re postano-
wienie mole pozostania wier-
nym moim dziejom i rozwojO--
wi d~uchOwnemu i ekonomiczne-
mu jest ambicya nieusprawie--
dliwiona i musi bye wyrwana z
korzeniem, to ia powiadam, il
walczyc bedziemy dop6ty, do
p6ki ami jednego Prusaka ma
ziemi ME pozostanie."
Sfowa powyzsze ME So by
najmniej zmy$leniem fantasty-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21

Poszuku1e.z pracys Czvta1 piini.
.SzpaItach DZIENNlkA CHlCAGOSkIE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-21
DARMO OLA
CierpiacyCh ma Dychawice
Move domowe Iekarstwo kt8re kaidy
mote zaiywac = wygoda 1 bez straty
czn1u.

My many nowy srodek, ktory kuru-
je d~ychawice I chcemy abyscie uzylt
go naszym kosztem. Me robi r6znicy
czy to choroba przestarzaia czy dopie-
70 W STADIUM rozwoju, czy to tylko
przejsciowa czy chron!czna ~dychawica.
pc winnisc!e napisac 20 bezp}atna prob
Ike naszej melody. AMI klimat W jakim
ayiecie ME stanowi roznicy, ami wass
wick albo zajecie. jesli c~ierp!cie ma dy-
chawice rasza metoda ~przyniesie wan
ulge zupelna.
Ny specyslnie chcemv posyiac ten sro
dek tam. gdzie oczywiscie ~wypadki So
beznadziejne, gdzie w~iychania, dou-
oh es. opium preparacye. dymienie. pa
tentowe palen!e. etc. ME pomosfy. My
kazdcmu naszym wiasnym kosztem
chemy pokazac. re metoda ia leczy IL
trudnione odGychanie. ~charkanie i wszy
stkle tym pOdobne napady.
TIA bezplataa oferta jest TAX donto-
sta, re ME powinno sic jej zaniedbac
ami o jeden dzieh. Piszcie teraz po-
tenn zr6bcie probe natychmiast. Me
przysy}ajcie pieniedzy. Przys.iicie tyI-
ko dolny kupon. Zr6bcie to dzisiai.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-23
NUMBER OF COUNTIES WILL
 HAVE NO ROAD TAX

A large number of the counties will have no road tax this year. Pulaski county is one of them. 1t is all be- cause the county election commission CTS failed or neglected to properly certify and have printed on the bal lots, For Road Tax" Against Road Tax" In a number of the counties, the omission was discovered, and an effort was made to save the situation by writing it on number of the bal lots. Two electors voted for the road tax and one against it in Franklin county, and 234 voted for it, and IS against it in Pulaski In an official opinion, Gen. Arbuckle holds that this is not sufficient compliance with the law which requires majority of the electors voting at the general election. It had been suggested in some quar- ters that the question might be sub mitted on Dec. Ii, with the constitu- tion, but the attorney general holds that it can be submitted only at the geenral election, and not at special election. This will be a very severe loss to many of the counties of the state, as they will be deprived of road tax for the next two years.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-23
NATIONWIDE SLACKER
 DRIVE TO BE MADE

Little Rock, Nov. 23.--A nation wide stacker" drive is to be made on Nov 25. at which time it is proposed to round up all the slackers and draft delinquents in the country. Just be- cause the war is coming to close, it is not proposed that this class of men shall be permitted to go undisciplined. Therefore all men in the draft age are warned, for their own protection to carry with them on that day their registration certificates and classified tion cards, and limited service men should carry their limited service class notice.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-23
DRESSINGS
 GLASSES DISCONTINUED

Notice has been received from Red Cross headquarters that all surgical dressings classes have been discon- tinued. Please take notice and call for your caps and aprons. It is urged that each member go as often as DOS sible to the sewing room and help make refugee garments which are badly needed and will continue to be called for for some time Show your colors flying there. Prove there how useful and faithful you have been in making dressings during the past months. Let's all go and show off our class.-Chairman Surgical Dressings Class.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-23
VIM. G. M'ADO0 RESIGNS BOTH
 HIS POSITIONS
Will Leave Cabinet and Office of Director of RailY0dds-High Cost of Living at Capital One Reason.

Washington, Nov. 22.-Willian G. McAdoo, secretary of the treasury, director general of railroads and often discussed as one of the presidential possibilities of 1920, has resigned both his offices to return to private busi- ness.
 President Wilson has accepted his resignation. MT. McAdoo will give up the treasury portfolio as soon as successor has been selected. He wish ed to lay down his work as diret tor general of railroads by January l, but will remain if the president has not then chosen a successor.
 Upon the new secretary of the treasury will devolve the task of financing the nation through the transition period of war to peace, which probably will include at least two more Liberty loans and possibly a further revision of the system of war taxation.
 Letters between President Wilson and Mir. McAdoo, made public today with the announcement of the resig- nation, give Mir McAdoo's reasons for leaving the cabinet solely as a necessity for replenishing his person. al fortune, and express the presidents deep regret at losing his son-in law from his official family.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-23
GOVERNOR BROUGH GRANTS
 STAY OF EXECUTION

Little Rock, Nov. 23.-The gover- nor yesterday granted stay of exc cution to Melvin Lockett, of Garland county, who was convicted last July of attempted criminal assault, and sentenced to a term in the peniten- tiary. The petitioners stated that there are mitigating circumstances in the case, and since the cinviction evil dence has come to light that seems to warrant executive clemency to some extent.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-23
"LIGHTLESS" NIGHTS ORDER
 HAS BEEN SET ASIDE

Little Rock, Nov. 23-The following order issued by H. c. Couch, U. S. fuel administrator for Arkansas, is effective today:
 'The order of Nov. II, 1918, estab- fishing regulation entitled "Regula- ton restricting the use in cities, vil- lages and towns, of light generated or produced by the use of fuel" and all previous orders with reference there to, are hereby vacated and set aside, and "lightless" nights are disconJin- ued as of the effective date of this order"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-23
FOR CONFERENCE
 GERMAN STATES
aCoyernment of the Empire"
 Calls Assembly to Discuss Co., oneration - Schiedeman Re-
 sicns as Minister of Finance.

London. Nov. 22.--The govern ,,ort of the empire" has telegraphed 4o tbe governments of the different German free states inviting tehm to a conference in the chancellor's house ot Berlin on November 26, says a Wolff Bureau dispatch from Berlin to- day.
 The object of the conference, the message says, is to discuss the po- Itical situation and the measures the government of the empire has taken and to obtain an understanding re- garding future cooperation of the fed eral administration and the free states.
 Phillip Schiedemann has resigned as minister of finance in the new Ger man government and his place has been taken by Herr Landsberg, secre- tary of publicity, art and literature, according to a Berlin dispatch by way of Switzerland
 Whether Schiedemann has retired from the new German government is not made clear in the dispatch. When the government was formed he was named minister of finance and minis ter of the colonies. 1t is possible that ne retains the latter portfolio in ad- ltion to his duties as leader of the majority Socialists. Herr Landsberg, who succeeds him as minister of finance, also is majority Socialist.
 1t is a mistaken assumption that he principal task of the National As sembly will be to put a sort of of fcial seal upon the new state of af- airs. The task of the assembly will oe nothing less than to construct and furnish safeguards for the ediice to De built within the newly created framework" writes Schiedemann, in the Vorwaerts of Berlin.
 Ut is hoped that the next few weeks will bring preliminary peace, ne continued. "The entente will conclude final peace only with a consolidated Germany. The fore most task of the assembly, therefore, will be to safeguard and give expres- sion to the peoples will in order to deprive the entente of all pretext for delaying a final peace
 Since the dissolution of the Reichstag and the disappearance of the Bundesrath there is no authority 10 vote new credits, whereas the em- pire urgently needs financial security to avert immeasurable damage. There can be no political or economic pros perity without a national assembly" :"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-23
CERTIFIES OUT THE
 FORM OF ELECTION BALLOT

Little Rock, Nov. 23.-Secretary of State T. J. Terral, upon the advice of Attorney General Arbuckle, has certi- fled out to the county election commis- sioners the form of the ballot for the new constitution at the special cleo tion Dec. II. There will be printed on the ballots the words:
 For the constitution.
 Against the constitution.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-23
OFFICERS TRAINING CAMP
 FIRST MUSTERED OUT

Little Rock, Nov. 23-The officers training camp is one of the first units that is to be mustered out at Camp Pike, and the men are being released rapidly. There are five thousand in the camp and it is reported that not more than one per cent of them elect ed to complete the course that they might secure commissions.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-23
WEEKLY REVIEW
 COTTON MARKET
Weakness and Violent Fluctua- tiOns of Previous Week Part ly OvercOme-COnfidence Res tOred Among Spot Holders.

New York, Nov. 22.-The sensa- tional weakness and violent price movement which followed the signing of the armistice have given place 10 steadier feeling in the cotton market during the past week Selling for short account has been prevented by the continuance of the Washington restriction while liquidation has been less active and there has been no great pressure of hedge selling so fan as the South is concerned.
 At times there has been pressure from trade sources, which was attrib- uted to hedging or the liquidation of hedges. Toward the end of the week the market improved on indications for increased exports, and it was also said that domestic spinners were be- ginning to show nlOre interest. An announcement has been made by the War Trade Board that on and after December ?, TO individual licenses would be required for the eXportation of raw cotton to Great Britain, France Italy, Belgium and Japan A definite basis for the talk of larger exports next month was found in the increase of approximately 1C0,0O0 bales in the allotment of British tonnage for De- cember shipment 1t IS supposed that these features have helped to restore confidence among Southern spot hold CTS. The census report showed very small ginning for the first half of No vember. This served to emphasize the smaller estimates of the yield and toward the end of the week freezing weather appeared in the Southwest.
 It is still considered a question whether civilian and export demand for goods will expand rapidly enough to offset the falling off in govern ment orders and very unsettled situ ation also is reported in the goods trade of Lancashire
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-23
NFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
 SERIOUS IN NEWPORT

Little Rock, Nov. 23.-The influenza epidemic is becoming serious again in Newport and several other places, and quarantines are being resumed. It is left entirely with the local health officers.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-23

Eat some of those good old home cured hams, bacon and country saul sage at R. E. Kellam's Sanitary Mar ket 22d2
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-23

It is time to plant roses, shrubs ano bulbs. Please place your orders with the W. C. T. U.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-11-23

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