davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-21

Konsulat Generality Rzeczypos-
politej otrzymal od rzadu swego
zawiadomienia re komunikacya pa
sazerska z Polska przez Gdansk
jest niemozliWa, a przez Francye
nadar< utrudniona. Wobec tego
|Konsulat Generalny raz jeszcze
zwraca sic do Rodakow WezWa-
Eniem, by ME spieszylisi sic zswyjaz;;
dem do Kraju. Sam fakt posiada
MIA paszportu i got6wki ia opedze
ME przypuszczalnych koszt6w po-
drozy, zgola posiadaczowi ME da-
je zapewnienia, re do Polsh 1atWo
Il predko sic dostanie.. PrzeciWnie
jest rzecza pewna, re podr6z taxa
jest bardzo ryzykowna, bardzo
|kosztowna j narazic moze podro-
zzujacego ME tylko ma znaczne
przykrosei, ale nawet ma zatrzy-
mamie go W obcym kraju przez
|kilka tygodni ma Wydanie calych
zasob6w pienieznych zanim dotrze
do kraju.
Podania 0 paszporty rosna W IL
czbe z dniem kazdym a tymczasem
zawalony praca Wydzial Paszpor-
towy Konsulatu Generalnego pre-
konuje sic re wiekszosc tych po-
dan 0 paszporty pochodzi cd oby-
wateli polskich, ktorzy wcale ME
maja zamiaru jechac zaraz do Pol
ski a kt6rym jedynie chodzi Q po-
|siadanie legitymacyi mogacej# i'm
sluzye jake poswiadczenie ich pol
|skiej przynaleznosci panstWowej
wobec Wladz Stanow Zieanoczo-
nych albo pracodaWc6W.
Konsulat Generality zwraca to-
dy ,uwage re wlasnie " tym celu
wydaje upraWnionym do tego ap-
5likantom SwiadectWa Polskeii.
Przynaleznossci PanstWoWej i pro-
81 Rodak6W aby-ci, ktorym teggo
rodzaju document lest potrzebnsy,
lie Wnosii podan Q paszporty ale 4
w!assnic o take sWiadeetWa Prey
naleznosci PanstWoWe.i GO Rzeezy
pospo tel Polskiej Fire Y gsranf
each Sta1idw Zjednepzonych u,Na..
zane 50 zupelnieza Wyystarczajjaaeaa
zar6Wno przez Wlad1lz,ee
tutejsze LAX i o.at.. instyytuc5yr
pryWatne.
OpIata, a sWias1eetA takisayy
nosii SIS Az.
kONsUL lERA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-21
S. >. J6zef Meyer.

W srode rano umar1 W sWym dc
mu pod numerem go wsch. San.
born III. S. p. J6zef Meyer.
iNieboszczyk liczyl 80 lat, po.
zostawia zone, dw6ch syn6w, Jana
j Wladyslawa j dwie cork, pania
B. +, Stolpa j panic Mat. Kulaso-
wa.
Pogrzeb odbyl sic " sobote Q 9
tel z kosciola sw. S%tanislawa K.
Wieczny odpoczynek race mu dae
Panic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-21
Pan Leon Czappa.i

Pan Leon Czappai iona, z Min
to, N. Dakota, bawia cd kilku dni
W Winonie i SO gos5mi PAM Roza
lii Bronkowej, ktora jest ciotka
PAM Czappowej. Odwiedzaja TAX
re innych krewnych, jak pania 10
zalie Kukowska, p. Juliana Bronx
i innych. Wyjadq ma fanny do p.
Augusta Kukowskiego. Prze2 xii xii
ka dni zabawili sic W Minneapolis
Il krewnych i znajomych. Wyjada
take do Chicago gdzie pozostana
kilka dni a potem pojada az dc
stanu New York, gdzie oboje par
stwo Czappa maja krewnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-21
Jak mIoda ~dIewczyna.

=z@&H.-14a--&-.-@-G
Pierre Richard 2 Chasselle, Mich,
pisze Ora Piotro Gomozo uleczy
10 ME calkoWicie z reuwatyzmu,
Chocia5 nam szescdziesiat die.
vice lat czuje sic obecnie jak sl milo
da dziewczyna. 70 zWyc,z;ajjanlee e
karstwo zioloWe. usuWa prz5yczzyy
ne reumatyzmu j Jest tonikiem IA
Gale cialo. Aptekarze memoggaa
so dostarczac. Szczeggoly Wyczerl...
pnjace dostarczane 50 przyyjjeI q
noseia przez Dr. Peter Fahrney
Sons Co, 250I Washington Blvd,
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-21
Wsniedziele wieczoremaautome

bill florida ukradziony zostaf Ia
Main ulicy, Samoch6d nalezaf do
Wesley Steblin z Fountain City j
mial numer %licensowy 172212 a mo
tor mia1 numer 1744976. Jest to
model q roku 1917. Znaleziono GO
W poniedzialak ma drodze Gilmore
Avenue, gdzie 60 pozostawiono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-21
PRzECzYTAJ TO ZASWIAD-
GENIE Z UWAGA,
a to powinno Gle przekonaG
0 prawdzie.
Go m6wia naipOWazniejsi
ObyWatele miasta South
Bend, Ind, o mOim wy
nhlaZku.
BRACIA RODACY.

A RODACY.
My, nizej podpisani oswiadcza
my, re wynalazek sztucznego we
|gla, zrobiony przez naszego roda-
ka, Druha Stanis1awa J.. Hon, ME
jest zadna blaga ami kumbugiem
lecz jest rzeczywistym..
Zweglem tym sztucznym Druh
IS. j. Hon robi1 publiczne proby
kilkakrotnie a wegiel ten jest 70
biony z ziemi torfowej i jak nam
wynalazca wykaza} moze bye ro-
biony z kazdego gatunku ziemi
torfowej.
Wynalazca odkryl nam sekret
wyrobu tego sztucznego wegla, z
czego. przekonalismy sic, re we
giel ten sztuczny robic MONA z
1atwoscia, recznie bez zadnych ma
SYN i bardzo tanim kosztem, po-
niewaz skfadniki potrzebne do wy
|robu tego %sztucznego wegla So bar
dzo TAME, a nabyWac ich MONA
tax tn w Ameryce jak roWniez
W Europe.
Radzimy vice kazdemu z Gale
&C serca, z wynalazku tego sko-
rzystac gdyz jest on dobrodziej-
stwem ola ludzi posiadajacych
odpowiednia ziemie torfowa, do
wyrobu tego sztuczengo wegla,
.jak r6wniez .bedzie dobrodziej
fstwem ola naszej ojczyzny=wy1rIt-
szczonej z borrow.
Korzystac vice z tego wynal[a;az
ku 2 calym zaufaniem Rodakom
radzimy, gdyz jest prawdziw!ym,
co wlasnorecznymi podpisami
stwierdzamy.
ks. Jan Mard, Honorowy Prezes
Komitetu Obywatelskiego.
ks. A. Zubowicz, Proboszcz para
fiji sw. Jadwigi.
Ks. St. G6rka, Proboszcz parafii
sw. Kazimierza Kr6l.
ks. S. Kuszynsh, Asystent para
fiji sw. Kazimierza Kr6l.
ks. Sylvester A. Hosinsh.
II. A. Werwinski, Vice Cenzor
Zwiazku Narodowego Polsk.
Piotr Beczkiewicz, Honor. Gzlon,
i zalazyciel Wv. Mar. Polskieggo,
ices. II. Franckowiak, Prezes Ko.
mitetu Obywatelskieggo.
dan P. Rozplochowski, Sekretarz
Komitetu Obywatelskiego.
Kaz. Woltman, Kasyer Komitetu
Obywatelskiego.
IStanisIaw Chelminiak, Prezes O.
kregu ego, Zwiazku Sok. Pol.
Bronislaw B. Klysz, Recorder pc
wiatu ssW. J6zefa.
NJ. WesoloWski, Asystent Kasyera
poWiatu sW. J6zefa.
LudWik Kolski, HonoroWy czlo-
mex Gniazda Sok. Bal. No. j.
W. Kopatka, Adwokat East Chi
cago, Ind. - 3
NJ. Tomaszewgssk, Aptekarz.
Klemens Smog6r, Budowniczy j
Komisarz Sejmikdw ma Stan Ind.
Felix's zebroWsk, SekretarzG r.
i83, Wv. Mar. Pol.
.IPodpis N~otaryusza Publioznego.
Stan Indiana
PoWiat sw. J6zefa s. s.
Miasto Bend Indiana
az Przedenana, nizej podpisanym
[Notalrryyuuszem E ublicznym, staWili
ieosobbilsseiie mani, Wyzejwy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-21
WychodztNo Polskle v Sta
mach .l!jedn. do Prezesa. Nj Vi.
nlsh0W Ign. P~adereWskiego.
sajczcigodniejszy Panic !:

Reka TWoja W4asna napisane,
2 duszy tWojej szlachetnej DOLBY
te sIoWa, jakiimi mas pozdrowiles
V iisscie TWoim 2 Paryza din. 4
)lipca 1918, przeczytalismy ma re-
braniu Rady Nadzorczej Wydzia-
! III Narodowego, " din. 27-go SER
pnia 1919.
Nigdy jeszcze drozszego laden
list ME zawieral pozdrowienia,
gdyz polaczy1es je ze ziszczonem
Ipo6ltorawiekowych walk j cier-
lpien pragnieniem, 2 Wiescia, re
Wolna jest Ojczyzna nasza, ze U
mana jest Jej Niepodleglose przez
Wrogow j uroczyscie stwierdzone
przez sprzymierzone stoWarzy-
szone mocarstWa.
Dziekujesz nam najWierniiejszy
. syn6w odrodzonej Ojczyzny, re
smy ma Jej wskrzeszenie zadnej
ofiary krwi j mienia ME szczedzi-
iii, a tony raczej Tobie dzieko-
wac winnismy, zes nam osobis-
tym trudem dopom6gl zespolie
sic, yes da{ zespolonym kierunek
j 49, A-[
zes mas uczynif uczestnikami ]
Wspo1pracoWnikami W podjetem
twojem niespozytem, dziejowem
poslannictwie.
Skromna ponce calego naszego
WychodztWa j m1odziez nasza,
ktora ochotnie posz1a W boz "a OF
czysta sprawe, pc wszystkie GA
sy beda dowodem, re j u najbar-
dziej cd kraju oddalonych, W wa
runkach .wiele trudniejszych Sci,
slejsze 2 krajem z%iaczenie, ia sa-
ma zawsze zyje piastowa, nieu.
gieta VIOLA przyczynienia sic re
wszystkich sill do odbudowy Pol
Iski.
Wspominasz Czcigodny Panic
10 czekajacych ma mas nowych tru
dnoscsiach i wofasz do mas: ivy
trwajcie ME zrazcie sie!"
Zaiste, rozumiemy slabosc ma
sza, kt6ra tax dlugo bronila
wchodu do slawy grodu, ale nau-
czyles mas lamac sic z ia slabos-
cia nasza i gotoWismy wydrze6
Ipe1ne szczescie !Ojczyzny chocby
. piek1a najWyszukanszych trud-
nosci.
Me chcemy istotnie niczego
wiecej jak pehi tego szczescia
Ida Ojczyzny, Jej dobra, wolno-
sci SHY.
Ably do tego dojse, p6jdziemy
Ii nadal Twoimi szlakami i "a Two
imi radiant i wskazaniami.
Ma czyny Twoje, ma hasfo Two
je czekaly pokolenia Gale my
najszczesliwsi, zesmy sic tych
dni wielkich doczekali, Tobie
Czcigodny Rodaku Bracie imie-
fniem ea1ego WVyehodztWa Polskie
go W Stanach Zjednoczonych
hold skfadamy.
Wzruszyles mas serdecznem po-
zdrowieniem Twojem novel
nam otuchy dodafes TWoja panic
lcia!
Przyjmij wzajem cd nas Tobie
oddanych wiesc, re Wychodztwo
Polskie pod twoja j Wydzialu Ma
rodowego wodza zespolone, ME u
stanie W piracy, az dop6ki ustalo-
ne beda granice Polski i Ojczyz-
ma nasza dojdzie do blogos}awien
stwa pelnego pokoju.
w imieniu Wychodztwa Polls
kiego " Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Rada Nadzorcza Wydx. Mar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-21
BAY STATE MILLING Co.

Pszenica 5 funt papierowe wor
XII jeden BIC
Ekonomiczny Cereal 5 fnt pa
pierowe work. pc SIC
Proste zyto 10 fnt papierowe
work. kazdy SOC
lolita kornowa kasza 10 fnt wo
Xxi pc Coo
Czysta bukwita 10 fnt papiero-
we work. pc 73c
Same podnoszaca bukwita 4
fnt papierowe work. pc 30c
Pszenny Bran W 100 fnt wor-
kach tona pc 400
Pszenny Middlings tona 5000
Zytni Middlings tona $500
Reddog 100 fin. work. ton 5000
CenJ hurtowne.
Masfo 60c
Ser 1915
Mod 1920
Jaja tuzin 50-52
Siano Tymotka 100000
Siano dixie 12.OO-14.OO
Kartrofle 1.60
Fasola Beans 1925
OWES 5O-62
Kukurydza M. 3 zol. 1.35-1.36
Raportowane przez Winona Nal
ting Go.
Jeczmien Swiezy Mr.. 3 ex 1.25
Jeczmien Swiezy Mr.. 8 100
Jeczmien Swiezy Mr.. 4 1.15
Jeczmien Swiezy Nr. 5 los
zYWY TOWAK
Raportowane przez Interstate
Packing Go.
SWINE.
cd $50 do 200 funt6w 1875
Cd $50 do 800 funt6w 1850
Prosiaki 8.00-11.25
Tuczne 7.75-9.75
Byd1oI
Byczki 6.00-10.00
Krowy 100000
Byki 5.00-7.50
Tuczne 4.OO-5.50
Cieleta 6.00-15.00
Owce.
Jagnieta 100000
Owce 300 500
MINNEAPOLIS.
Kukurydza Mr.. 3 z6l. 1.37-1.4O
1.00-1.29
OWES 66-68
zyto 1873
Len 1924
CHICAGO.
Kukurydza 1.38-1.39
zyto 1.39
Jeczmin 1.22-1.34
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-21
ME WOLNO UzYWAC PS0W

ME WUUNU UZ1 WAC w.
Stosownie do ustaw lowczyeh,
ktore So wazne juz tel jesieni, "a
warowanem zostalo re zadna $50
ba ME ma polowac AMI COMIC musk
rat6w albo mink6w jakiego kol-
wick czasu z pomoca ps6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-21
|DostaIa RozioweP oiczki

OBJ. Jan Walczak Z Armstrong
Greek, Wis, pod data 29go marca
1919 pisze do mas pomiedzy innc-
mi co nastepuje
GEORGE mojej z%nacznie sic
~polepszyfo dostafa r6zowe IL
ca; zoladek tez funkcyonuje re
gularnie, a apetyt dosta}a do je
dzenio pc uzyciu kilku butelck
Kalwaryjskiego Wilma Leczni-
czego.'
List powyzszy jest tylko jed
nym z wielu tysiecy, jake otrzy-
malismy cd tych, kt6rzy KALI
WARYJSKIE VINO LECZNI-
CZE uzywaja.
Srodek ten jest niezrownanym
W cierpieniach zofadkowych.
Jezeli cierpicie ma Dol gfowy,
zgage, dreszcze, objawy niestraw-
nosci, ocieza}osc pc jedzeniu, brak
apetytu, niechec do piracy, brak
energii, przygnebienie umys}owc,
uczucie og6lnego osfabienia, "a
cznijcie uzywac natychmiast
VINO LIZ
CZNICZE.
Me zawiera zadnych sztucz-
nych barwnikow.
DIS :j~eszcze w najblizszej apte
ce, II naszego agenta hub wprost
cd mas kupcie butelke.
Cena $1.35 i 6 centow podatku.
NAsZA GWARANCYA.
Ma dow6d naszego Z%aufania, 20
bowiazujemy sic publicznie zwro-
cic kazdy cent temu, ktory udo-
~.xodni,@
1E=.a,1 "A KIE VINO LECZ
}!s.a1ssk r. NICZE ME jest ia
k@9A klein jak piszemy.
& j. Wr0bleWSkl
Il 90 & Company
s. - M. 6.
& G k 3Jedyni Fabrykanci
E sz;:ss :: s;;;::s.39 1856 E. FOURTH ST.
ee.ee ss seee eeeeeels York, n. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-21

St6sownie do cyfr .%statystycz-
nych przedstawionych ma konfe-
rencyi protestant6W " New Yor-
ku imigracya " Stanach Zjedno-
czonych, wynoszaca 10 procent ca
lei ludnosci, dostarcza 81 proc.
rak roboczych " przemysle. Cyf-
ry te. Wykazuja potencyonalnaa
imigracyi " rozWoju tego kraju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-21

|STOSUNKI HANDLOWE u CEN
TRAINA EUROPA.
Washington, D. G.
w dniach 1917 pazdziernika, +
b. ma sic odbye Y New Yorku o.
g66lne zebrame przemyskoWcoW,
kupcoW celem przyje
.cia odpoWiednich planoW ola
'Wznowrienia exporttu naWiaza-
MIA stosunkoW handlowychz pan
stWami Gentralnymi. Faktten ma
sdonliiosske maczeme, alboWiem,
swiadczy nadejjsciu pokoia "
Europie. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-26
HOW AMERICANS ARE BLESSED

While American people are com plaining about the high cost of living, says the Manufacturers Record, they have little appreciation of what it means to have high prices and in connection herewith extremely low wages. Spain is an illustration of what same European countries are suffering in that respect, continues the Record, relating:
 "In Spain common workmen are getting less than 60 cents day; carpenters and blacksmiths $1.40 a day, and other laborers in propor- tion. Notwithstanding these extre- mely low rates of wages, wheat is selling on the basis of more than $2.50 per bushel and sugar 15 cents a pound, while sheep costs SIP and a cow about $160 and work mule from $400 to $500. Just how the people of Spain, with wages based on 60 cents for ordinary laborers and s1.40 for carpenters and blacksmiths, with other wages in proportion, are able to meet the conditions which exist is g problem.
 'sThe people of America have very little conception of the extent of their blessings as compared with the suf- ferings which have been endured in Europe, even in some of the neutral countries"
 The Record is wrong in saying that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-26
$1OO Reward, S1OO

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in aii it's stages and that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly influenced by constitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment. Halls Gatarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur faces of the System thereby destroying the foundation of the disease. giving the patient strength by building up the con- stitution and assisting nature in doing it's work Tho propretors have so much faith in the curative powers of Halls Catarrh Medicine that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case tn at it fails to cure Send for list of testimonials.
 Address r. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. 75c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-26
U. s. PREPARES AGAINST RAIDS
 BY MEX|CANS
Erection of Forts Gives COun- try First Fortified
 Frontier.

Washington, June 25.-Completion of forts and housing accommodations along the Mexican border, undertaken by the war department to amelioratc the trials of the troops serving as patrols, will give the United States it's first real fortified frontier.
 Regular established army posts along the international boundry now total more than two score, with pro- bably as many more outpost positions, each accommodating troop of caval- ny or an infantry platoon. The three year watch of the American troops led the war department finally to de- eide that permanent protection should be furnished.
 Maj.-Gen. DeRosey c. Cabell, con- manding the Southern department, was authorized to visit the camps in. his department which were to be aban- doned and claim any material needed. Entire buildings were transported to the boftler and erected for the troops. Only small quantity of new lumber and equipment was used
 Official maps just issued by the war department designate the following points as "army posts."
 California-San Ysidor, Palm City, Compo, Tecate, and Calexico.
 Arizona--Yuman, Ajo, Arivaeo, Ft. Nogales, Lochiel and Ft. Douglas.
 TeSas-El Paso, Fort Hancock, Hancock, Hester's Ranck, Maria, Can delario, Evett's Ranch, Rusidosa, Terlingua, Glenn Springs, Del Rio, Fort Clarke, Eagle Pass, Indio Ranch, Dolores Mine, Laredo, Delorez Zapata, Roma, Mission, Fort Ringgold, San Benito, Camp Mercedes, Harlingen, Brownsville, and Fort Brown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-26
|EMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

} The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or rot otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-26
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Southern Lumberman.) l.

\oOuIuCIH
 A Russion correspondent says that conditions in that country have reach ed the boiling point, which probably accounts for the fact that the scum is on top.
 Long after they have signed the peace treaty German statesmen will be busy explaining why it is i'm possible for them to do so.
 Wonder how many of those indig- nant Senators who were clamoring for a copy of the peace treaty have waded through it now that it has been printed.
 That Roumanian prince who at tempted suicide by shooting himself in the foot must consider himself a latter-day Achilles.
 The American dye industry is said to be so seriously threatened that con- gress must do something for it. Sort of do or dye situation, as, you might say.
 British papers are amazed at the German sailors celebration of the an- niversary of the battle of Jutland; but then the German sailors never would have celebration if they had to wait for victory to celebrate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-26
Spanish Ruler
 Experiences Joy at
 Advent of Peace

Madrid, June 24.-It was with in- effable joy that 1 received and you received the news of the certain ad- vent of peace," said King Alfonso in his speech from the throne at the re- opening of the cortes today.
 The king began his address by af- firming the unalterable concord be- tween Spain and the Vatican.
 After stating that Spain had recognized the indepenrence of Pol and, Czecho-S -Slovakia and Finland, the king said that Spain had manifested her adhesion in principle to the league of nations and had 'the honor to be included in the provisory exc cutive committee of the organiza- tion."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-26
First Term of 11th Circuit Court at
 Stuttgart July IA

The first session of the Arkansas county circuit court to be held in the jurisdiction of the Eleventh judicial district since Arkansas county was transferred to the eleventh district by an act of the last legislature will be held at Stuttgart the first Mon- day in July. A week following, court will be held at Dewitt, the other Arkansas county seat.
 After the Dewitt court, Desha, lief ferson and Lincoln counties will fol- low. Upon the opening at Stuttgart July IA, court will be in session con- stantly in the eleventh district for eleven months.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-26
RAISING REVENUE FOR CITY.

Little Rock, like Pine Bluff, IS finding it necessary to increase its revenue. The council there is work ing on privilege tax ordinance. A citizen of the capital has suggested that about 50 per cent of the addi- tional revenue needed be raised by proclaiming ownership of real estate a privilege and taxing the privilege according to value of the real estate held. His suggestion has not met with very enthusiastic reception in Little Rock.
 Whether the council can tax own- CTS of real estate for the privilege is question for the attorneys. It would not seem fair to tax owners of improved property, but it would be entirely fair to tax the owners of un- improved real estate.
 The people who are holding unim- proved real estate in Pine Bluff at from four to eight times the value at which the property is assessed for taxation certainly are enjoying a privilege, and they ought to pay for this privilege. They ought to pay for the privilege because they are re- tarding the development of the city. They ought to pay for the privilege because they are reaping the reward of their neighbors' progressiveness and investment. They ought to pay for the privilege because they are forcing other people to go to the edges of the city and the suburbs to build homes, and are forcing other people out of Pine Bluff because of inability to find shelter.
 These are the people-those who enjoy the ''unearned increment" wilo have grown or are growing wealthy at the expense of their neighbors and the city-who should put up the big gest portion of the additional revenue needed by the city of Pine Bluff. They are the people who should pay the big proportion of the additional rev enue because they are best able to do so, and they are best able to do so be- cause of the progressiveness and in- vestment of others, increased values of their properties being due almost entirely to the efforts of others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-26
HAMMOND NOW OBSERVER.

R. F. Hammond, a machinist at the Cotton Belt shops, has been ap- pointed local observer for the Arkan- sas weather bureau, succeeding w. P. McGeorge, who resigned because of pressing duties as head of the Pine Bluff Sand and Gravel company. MT. Hammond lives at 100 Florida street. He will take over his duties on July 1, making daily reports of the stage of the river and weather conditions to the Little Rock office.
 A company has been orgarlzed to build flour mill with capacity of
 20O0 barrels a day at Monkton, Md.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-26

Americans have little appreciation of what it means to have high prices and low wages. While this is true of the majority of American people, there are three classes fully able to appre- ciate what high prices and low wages mean. They are the preachers, the teachers and the unorganized salaried men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-26
FITZHUGH WALDRIP HERE.

Fitzhugh Waldrip, son of Marion Nelson Waldrip, former pastor of the Lakeside Methodist church here, has been in the city for several days, the guest of friends. Young Waldrip has just returned from overseas, where he served as buglar with the 41st engineers. He boasts one shevron on his right sleeve, showing wound received in action; and two gold chevrons on his left sleeve desig- hating years service ove there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-26
EARLY MORNING BLAZE.

A fire yesterday morning at 3:30 o'clock in the three-room house oc- cupied by Jesse Johnson, negro, at 18th and Main streets, was extin- guished by the fire department after the house had been partially des- troyed. The fire had gained some headway before the fire department was notified. The fire originated it is thought by some wood left in the kitchen stove to dry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-26
BRING INJURED MAN HERE.

Chester Gy, of Nescony, who was injured at plaining mill near that place Monday, was brought to Pine Bluff yesterday for treatment by Dr. A. A. Hughes, physician of that place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-26
WE HAVE TIT IF IT'S SOME

thing good to eat-Spring vegetables country produce, fruit and all kinds of fancy groceries. Prices will always please you. Free delivery Worthing- tons Cash Grocery. PIP Walnut St
 Phone 174. 5-17-1mo
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-02
Attended Anniversary
At AlamOgordo

Mr.. and Mrs. C. Carl and Mrs.
Albert Channel returned last
Sunday morning from Alamo
gordo where they attended the
Tooth anniversary of the Odd Eel
lows and Rebecca orders. The
delegates left Carrizozo last
Friday on No. l and were met at
the depot in Alamo by members
of the order who escorted them
to the home of Mrs. Newson
where they partook of an APP
petizing breakfast.
At 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing members of both orders as
sembled at the lodge hall, march
ing from there to the Presbyte-
rian Church where they listened
to an excellent sermon by the
pastor, after which they repaired
to the cemetery where they dec.
GRATED the graves of departed
members of the order in general.
On returning to the city, all as
sembled at the park where they
were recipients of a bountiful
repast in the form of good old
fashioned basket dinner, the
Alamo Band furnishing excellent
music during the dinner hour,
after which the pictures of the
large assemblage were taken.
In the afternoon the visitors
were conducted over the city IN
automobiles and in the evening
listened to an interesting pro-
gram at the pavilion. during
which the Rebecca degree teams
made good showing. The
weather was ideal. the people OF
Alamo kind and hospitable and
the program fne.