davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-03
Z madrym przegraG le.
piej, niZ WygryWaC
z g{upim!"

Zachowanie sic trtejszych i ME
t~utejszych pewnic Litwinow tax
jest bezgranicznie gluPie, "a po'
zwoleniem powiedziawszy, &c sic
az Smiac trzeba, DO Cburzac sic
jrz ME mozna! Jak z ~telegramcw
wiadomo, ma Vino ida bolszewl-
cy - z mimi zniszczenie, zaglada,
hczrzad i bezwfad zupelny...I -.
Niestety - wiemy juz, re Wilno
zalewem tym zostalo ogarnione !.
So ma Litwie jeszcze gdzieS ia
kieS zaiogi niemieckie i to bynaj
mniej ME tax siabe, lecz te uste-
puja pred bolszewikami, cofajq
sic, oddaja i'm kraj, jakby ich
Sciagali ku Po!scc co tez jest
niezawodnie wyrachowanicm tej
taktyki szatahskiej, poniewaz
tolszewik6w n;emieckich pail to
i pozera, re pomiedzy Niemcami
a Rosya i Ukraina, ogarnietemi
przcz bolszewickie pozary, jedna
PoIska dotad opiera sic ! broni
temu, iedna - ona ogarnaG sic
rie daje!... Nadto Niemcy mic
zawodnie chca wykorzystac boil
szewickich rezun6w rosyjskich j
rushich dla swoich celow i wiod2
- ci2gna ich ma Polske, azebN sic
ia niej pomScit "a ~kooperacye Z
Aliantami, ably ma nicj wywrzec
swa wSciekloSc "a to. re Polacy
Niemcom "a ich ,,dobrodziej-
silva" byli ,,niewdzieczni."
Ale ME o Polske nam idzie w
nin;eiszem - o Litwie m0wmy
Ot6z Litwini So Pomiedzy mlo-
tenn a kowadlem, pomiedzy pa,
nowaniem i rzadem niemieckim
4 bezrzqdem bolszewickim;
jedno zle, drugie bodaj ~jeszcze
gorsze, jednego - oczywista -
ME chca i drugiego ME chca i
boja sic. Boja sic, DO sic sami
ME obronia, o~piekuny za5 niemie-
ckie bronze ich ME my5lq... Ii
twa mala - narodowoSt niel;cz-
ia, w znacznej mierze tez wojna
przetrzebiona ! rozproszona:
'skadze pomocy - skad Litwie
rastunku?... Polska rusza ma po-
moe - i we wiasnym i w Litwie
.interesie chce broniG wilma -
Polska, dawna sqsiadka - sio'
strzyca wszakze dobrej wolf do
w6d dale - gdy sama choc W
riedostatku : zagrozeniu cd
Niemcow - Spieszy ma pomoc
Litwie! l.. fstnieja wszelkie racye
logiczne sp~odziewat sic, re Litwa
stanie dc walk obok Polski, re
przyjmie ochotnie towarzyszke
tyiu niedoli i wspo'uczestnice
slaw tylu = re z MIA poprobuje
'tronic sic, wroga odeprzec..
Alec widocznie Logika i Litwa
maia niewiele wiecej wsPolnego
sagnych liter alfabetu
e s8sgssl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-03

trowski, ktory przedsiebiorstwo
to postawii ma stopie scisle byzue
sowej i przyczynii sic wydatnle
do jego obrotow korzystnych.
Firma zatrudnia znaczna juz licz-
be urzednik6w, posiada sporo
realnosci polskich W SVEN ubez--
pieczeniu i klientela jej wzrasta
szybko, a licznie. Opowiada} nam
prezes kompanii tel, IL interesa o.
mawianej firmy So w talk mako
mitych warunkach, re W nledale'
kiej przyszbosci kompania bedz'e
mogia rowniez do zyclowego
dziatu ubezpieczeh przystspic, a
zeby i W tel dziedzinie skutecznie
; z powodzeniem pracowae cze
go jej szczerze zyczymy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-03
Rad RdTodu pEzeE nGTd dld
Rorodu, ME sginie 2 1oDieESchHi
etsmL
Abraham lincoln

Me$owte stdnu Dssedsie syG-
dxdjq sic u sdGnia, &c must Lst-
nice zednocsOno, ntesufeSna !
s0moTzQdRa PoLSkG.
- WOODROW Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-03
DO WIADOMOScI!

WSAystkIeh T~nteresnnt6w n~njuprzej-
hafej RrOsimy o przestrEeganle ponlA-
sEyek W~skaE6weks
6lhPa AdnlinistracyI naszej otwarte
"a prren azie6 caly cd godElny S-mej
ErnnR do ESQ UiecKOrem - co dnln, z
NsyIatkieHi niedhjel 4 Swiat krnJowyoh
O6OSigsujgrych.
ZarsRdcE Pisma nasEeEo przyjmuJe
f~nterekant6yv co dnin w GODZlNACH
POPO3fUDNIOwYCH oil 2-giet do o-teJ
- q wyJRtkiem sobOt.
Rsdnkrya AIs Interesant6w otwnrta
lest TAAaNO.w GODZINACR Oh
- OD GODzINf 10t3O DO
IIG3cT pO pOiudHiu tylko 70 ~speeyalns
f;rlaktor NaczeIny p~rxyJnuJe Inte-
resunt6w TyLkO Pc 1o-tej
PItHED POLCDSIElL
CprasHa ale o lie moznoscI wsKelkie
.arsvy a RrankcyR EalatwiaG Pisk;M-
Ma. s5 ma k0nwersneye dfuSte ME ma
py cERAal tylkO ~ spraYach szexekoi-
RirjS.el Nragl. osobiNfychs lub ME daJQ-
eJea sic 1aistNSle Swie&lo - drOEa ko-
r<spOadeReyt proAimy taiSis sic oso-
bIseir. 1~arhowuJac m wIgledsie, re O.
Lolo gDdEiny II-yeI Eamykany gazette
nssy -ey ~aaJbard1iej jcstesmy wtedy
~katrudEieni.
nteI. ADV piSau CZlTELNIE - ATI6A-
Y:fsNTESI, LIN Ma MASHYNIE, ME
I1YT S~CISLLNYIk 4 TILkO Ma JE-
DNIJ STRoNIE PAPIERC.
JeiIi utwory kiekolwtek ME maJs
re5akcsi nyi Jekn pOERdane - do xSyre-
"a. ~ ruGie mic oElOsxenias naiefy 90
W1RAESIE ZAZNACHiC ZAbACLnC
yNsCzEK POCZTOWr Ma zWhOrNA
"a k~smunlkat0w DO ogiossesiA
Sc tnlrxx Rrxcsyfae ma kartkaeh cd
1rxtrrht &nouych tex ME prEyjnauye ete
.<~1h,anfkacyl fefsfonic<nych ehTba
fe1,XfR xsyRaakass5 ro~n,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-03
WieSci Ostatnie zPolskl

jasne = be- watpienia wiecej ME,
szczescia wieszczace nam, ni7
rec moga obcym tie wyrazy tele,
gramow, ktorych w trzech dniacf
ostatn;ch z Ojczyzny naszej bar.
do wiele napiywa.
Polska w walce z Niemcami
bolszewicy ida ma Polske, WILING
zajeli, Lwow znow zagrozony
bronic go trzeba bedzie; mobili-'
zuja kraj i ludnoSt; a tn - gi6d
a til - broni niema, niema anu,
nicyi, a pomoc Aliant6w daleko
Zeby choc HaIler z Armia z
Francyi przybyi co PREDICT dc
Gdanska. -. correspondence zgod,
ME cytuja opinie polskie, re ME,
ma tam jeszcze tych wojsk ma,
szych z Francyi z wodzem mako
mitym - i ME natyehmiast spo-
dziewac sic ich MONA - jeden
Gowod wiecej, re depesze poprze-
dnic o Wojskach Polskich w
Gdaisku - byiy gfupstwem.
=
Radowafyby sic serca polskie
.wiadomesciami takiemi, jak zaje-
Gle Poznania, Cinema przez Pc
lak6w, jak to. re naszych armia
ra Berlin sunie, re juz Frankfurt
mad Odra zajeto - o diva dni dro-
gi ola wojsk - do Berlina! :. !. .
Dobreby to bylo, DO OF byiby to
dopiero ~nareszcie tegi bicz ma py-
che i butte Niemcow, temby to
ich sic dopiero uskromilo i zmu-
$40 do rezygnacyi z drapieznych
.pretensyi do ziem i grod6w pol
skich. :. Lecz - coz wSrod O.
wych pomySlnych p~osunieG ME
mato tez Krakow niekorzystnych,
okolicznoSci wprost wrogich, a
najgorsza re wszystkich jest ia,
re Polska zagrozona jest znowu
z kilku stron odrazu. l jake spro
sta tylu naraz potrzebom.
Stwierdzaja telegramy .Asso-
ciated Press, re Polska jest w
p~olozeniu fatalnem, re p~ozbawio-
ma jest zywnoSci. amunicyi, "a
pas6w, niema koni ola wojska, au-
tomobilow, aeroplanow, artyleryi
ludzi mozeby %ostatecznie star
czyfo - nawet pc tylu latach
grasowania w Ojczyznie naszej
wszystkich wrogow, ale - COLE
piesciami nawet i my wojny
prowadzic ME molemy! Vice
wolaja Z Polski ratunku do A
liantow i skarza sic, re Polska,
w rozterkach pogrqzona, nj krzty
ME ma uwzglednienia re strony
Koalicyi: Polacy przyznaja, Il
Alianci maja pelne rece roboty |
gtowy czem innem zajete. alec
troche uwagi i pomocy ! Polska
ma prawo wymagac, DO Z Pewno-
scia ME bedzie to pc mySli / ME
w interesie Aliantow zachodnlch,
jeSli sic Niemcy wzmocnia IL
twierdza ma wschodnich swoich
.kresach, a bo1szewickie zgrajc do
Ojozyzny n~aszej wtargna Cd
wschodu i zaraze anarchii ma roz-
legie ziem naszych obszary "a
szczepia.
Bolszewicy owl juz blisko i i
ia podobno zorganizowana gro
mada, Wilno juz zajeli wspie-
raja ich i lqcza sic z mimi ukrain-
soy bezholowcy i ma Lwow zmie-
rzaja... A i w kraju naszym 60
towe porwac sic przeciwko VIA
dry zywioiy przewrotowe, kto--
rych ME brak nfgdzie, ktorych-
jednych wojna ME tepi, jeno ich
wIasnie przysparza i mnozy.....
Juz sa wiesci, re W kodzi maja W
reku wladze ,,czerwoni", So i o
innych wybuchach i rozruchach
wiadomoSci, telegramy zaS "a
znaczaja wyraznic, re rad tym-
czasowy rady sObie dac ME moze,
re pragnac lagodzit j zaspakajac,
zadawalac wszystkich - ME "a
spakaia nikogo, ME zadawala nj
eartyi - nj dziclnic calych! Czy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-03
ZTEKI %REDAKCYJNEJ.

Jedyna nadzieja wsrod niepo-
mySlnych owych i ziowrozbnych
przejawow, to rychia, wydatna
pomoc = interwencya Aliantow
%zachodnich, .jedyny promiei ja--
shy wSrod chmur, znowu mad zie-
mia nasza s~kiebionych, to podana
przez telegramy .Ass'd Press" W
dniu Sligo grudnia wiadomosc, re
wiaSnie W ostatnich dniach gru-
dnia omawiano w koiach dyplo--
mat6w, przygotowujacych pro-
gram prac Kongrcsu Pokojowego
iebezpieczehstwo bolszewickie
godzono sic stanowczo ma tym
punkcie, re tame jakaS skutecz'
na trzeba polozyc jak najrychlej
temu zalewowi, w pierwszej zas
linii ME MONA pozwolic mt zalat
Polski. w depeszy owej powie'
dziano wyrsznie, IL Stany zjedno
czone wyrazily swe szczegolniej-
see zainteresowaniee sic ia spra-'
wa, DO jakkolwick ME uznaiy one
rzqdu obecnego w Polscc, ale IT,
znaja niepodeglost Polski ME
.pozwol2 IA stratowanic jcj W sa-
mych poczatkach przez handy mo
t|ochu - "a haslo jedyne maj2ce.
go zniszczenic wszystkiego j
mord!
Niestety wvrazono w teIegra-
mic wzmiankowanyIn, IL przypu-
szczat nalezy, re dOp6ki Kongres
Pokojowy oficyalnie mic z~acznie
dzia}ac - bedzic trudno dac Pol
see zorganizowanQ pomoc... a tn
kazdv dzich drogi - kazdy dzlcn
zawazyG moze w sprawie zatamo
wanna bolSzewickiego potopu!...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-03

Obysmy tego rodzaju firm i
przedsiebiorstw powaznych
finansowych mieli jak najwiecej :
firmy podobne to sa miyn.;
dobrobytu narodowego, dlatego
powinno bye staraniem naszem
popierat je, podnosit, rozszerzat
ich sfery wpiyw6w, gruntowae
ich z%aufanic. u mas pola do piracy
podobnej bardzo wiele-a navel
kapitaly wSr6d naszych roda-
k6w sic znajdq - ME Ii kazdego
wielkic. ale kazdy ma ,,sporo -
troche'. a razem to ziozone da-
lcby forse powazna, ktora MOI
naby obracaG Z korzysciami o
wiele wiekszemi. niz w drobnost-
stkowych jakichs lokacyach.
Wprawdzie maio II mas jeszcze
takicgo zrozumicnia rzeczy, ale
juz sic i to, jak widae Z powyz-
szych przykiad6w, zaczyna pre-
cicrac. co re szczerem notujemy
Zadowoleniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-03

niz siowalni.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
G Q ] I R E
Removed By External Home Treat
 ment for Shawneet0wn Lady.

Mrs. Herbert DeNure, Shawneetown Ill.,, says: q have suffered with goitrc for five years. It caused difficult breathing, palpitation and great pain and istress. At times, 1 could not lie down on account, of smothering. Sorbol- Quadruple gave me relief at once. l have used almost one bottle and can now. hardly notice it. My general health is much improved. sleep well and can do my own work now. l can gladly recommend Sorbol- Quadrupae."'
 Sorbol- -Quadruple comes in small bottles, containing enough for most cases. It will not stain or irritate the skin. After the goitre has been removed, the, parts are left in d healthful normaf condition. Requires ten minutes daily.
 Get further information at The Central Pharmacy, drug stores every where, or write the Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg, Ohio.
 Note-It would be illegal to publish above statements, if they were not correct-adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
SUE MILL OWNER WHO HIRED THEIR
 SHARE CHOPPER
Interesting Question Presented Court III Suit of Notes vs.
 Reynolds. ...

The question of the right of an em- ploye of labor to make such over lures and inducements as will attract a worker to his employe to the dis advantage and financial loss of the employer whose service the worker leaves is brought up in suit filed in circuit court here yesterday by w. P. Notes ct. al., against J. V. Rey- holds, an action by which plaintiffs seek judgment of $500
 The complaint states that plaintiffs had contracted with one Bumpass to cultivate certain acreage on the Notes plantation, and the Bumpass was so engaged when enticed away by J. w. Thompson, who induced Bumpass to accept employment at Reynolds mill, near Sherrill. Plain tiff recite they had advanced Bum- pass SIP; were compelled to expend $68.50 for labor in the effort to save the crops abandoned by Bumpass, and that respite their efforts eight acres of corn, with estimated yield of 16O bushels, worth S240, were lost, and that the cotton acreage will produce four bales less than if it had received Bumpass' attention. The value of the cotton is put at $500.
 Contending that his damage was sustained thru the acts of Reynolds in enticing Bumpass away from the plantation, plaintiffs ask judgment for $500
 Order in Lytes Case.
 F. P. Lytes, negro dentist, yester- day consented to the terms of an or der, entered in the chancery court in his suit for divorce against Pearl E.. Lytes, on the ground of cruel treat ment and adultry. The consent order provides that plaintiff shall pay to Attorney T. Y. Murphy and Danaher and Danaher. representing defendant, the sum of $2OO as temporary attor- neys' fees; that he shall pay all costs of court and all expenses incurred by defendant in taking her testimony, and that he shall pay to defendant on the first of each month during the pendency of the suit the sum of $50. Defendant has filed answer and coun- ter claim in the case, denying the charges in the original petition, and claiming that a written statemSnt admitting adultry was obtained from her by the plaintiff at the point of a pistol. In making answer to the counter claim, the charge of adultry was filed by plaintiff who named: F. w. Works as correspondent. A degree of divorce in favor: of plaintiff was entered in the suit of Clarence D. Cunningham vs. Mabel Cunningham, on the ground of deser- tion. @. =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
Woman Mysteriously
 Stabbed to Death

Chicago, Aug. 13.-A woman be- !ieved from card found in her hand bag to be Mrs. F.. l.. Watkins was stabbed to death in Evanston, a sub urb, last night. Her throat was cut several times and cuts on her hands indicated she had fought with her assailant. Residents along Univer slty avenue in the college town heard screams and telephoned the police.
 Several persons in the vicinity said they had seen a figure in what ap- peared to be an opera cloak with hood running from the spot. but were un- able to say whether the figure was that of man or woman.
 Several addresses of Chicagoans found in the woman's handbag brought the Chicago detective depart ment into the case One of these was found to be vacant lot and another a poolroom whose owner said he had no knowledge of Mrs. K. L. Wat kins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
"a ' Britain Plans Law
 To Fix All Prices

London, Aug. 13.-The house of commons this evening, after heated debate, adopted an amendment to the profiteering bill empowering the board of trade, after an investigation, to fix wholesale and retail prices. The vote was 132 to 95.
 The amendment was denounced, among others. by Lord Robert Cecil, former minister of war trade, who expressed amazement that the govern ment should accept Ian amendment destroying the whole basis of the bill and revolutionizing the trade of the country"
 Sir Donald Maclean, liberal mem- Der, also denounced the amendment, characterizing it as frank socialism of the most muddled kind"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
NEGRO LEADERS MEET.

St. Louis, Aug. 13.-Establish- ment of negro wholesale and retail mercantile companies and financial institutions were advocated by speak CTS at the convention of the National Negro Business league, here tonight
 J. c. Napier of Nashville, Tenn, president and formerly registrar of the treasury department. deplored the recent race riots at Washington, and Chicago, and advocated higher education as preventative of race warfare. 4>f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
12 Theatres Close.

New York, Aug. 13.-Striking ac- tors tonight closed their twelfth the atre in this city.
 The New Amsterdam, at which Ziegfield's Follies was billed, was filled this evening when announce ment was made that five principals Eddie Cantor, John Dooley. Gus Van, Joseph Schenck and Phil Dwyer-all members of the Actors Equity asso- citation, had walked out" Their ac- tion followed revocation today by Su- preme Court Justice Lydon, of an in- junction obtained by@ Florenz Zieg- field restraining "Unionists" from interfering with" his production, by stepping from the cast
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
Saloon Profits Go
 To City's Golfers

Douglas, Ariz., Aug. 13.-Under special permits issued by General P. Elias Gales, governor of Sonora, a saloon has been established in Ca- nanea, another in Naco, a third in Nogales and a fourth in Magdalena, for the sale of beer and light wines. The saloons are under municipal con- trol, and half of the profits are given the municipalities, the other half go- ing to the Cruz Galvez Industrial school at Hermosillo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
PROSECUTE RELA KUN.

Copenhagen, Aug. 13.-The Hun garlan public prosecutor has an- nounced that proceedings will be be- gun against all individuals charged with crimes during the Bella Kun dic- tatorship and that steps have already been taken for their arrest and ex- tradition, according to advices from Budapest. Another announcement says that it is intended to prosecute Bella Kun and his assistants for in- citement to murder, robbery and for gerY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
Actors at Chicago in Truce; War in
 New York Still On

Chicago, Aug. 13.-A truce was de- clared in the actors strike in Chi cago today which last night closed the Cort theatre and Cohan's grand opera house.
 Following the application to the courts for an injunction, by A. H. Woods,s proprietor of Woods theatre, seeking to restrain the company play ing up in Mabels Room" from go- ing on strike, both sides entered into an agreement to halt hostilities pend- ing hearing of the injunction pro- ceedings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
C l R | 5

To keep your face powder on use Derwillo. No touching up all the time to prevent your nose and face from shining. A dip in the ocean, precipitation, hot sun and wind have no effect ot it. Instantly beautifes the complexion. A single applica- tion proves it. All druggists refund the money if it fails. Man-Tankers- ley and ". L. DeWoodY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
CHARGE LIQUOR SELLING.

J. H. Carson, white man living at Monticello, who was arrested some time ago by United States Deputy Marshal H. w. Gray on a charge of selling liquor, waived examination be- fore United States Commissioner A. L. Burnett Tuesday and was bound over to wait the action of the federal grand jury, with bond fixed in the sum of S5OO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
STRIP KOREAN SAGES.

Seoul, Korea, Aug. 13.-In addition to being sentenced to penal servi- tude for taking part in the insurrec- tlonary movement, Viscount Kim Yunsik, and Viscount Vi Yongchik
 two Korean sages, have lost their rank in the peerage and have been stripped of all their privileges and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
REvOLUTIONISTS BEATEN.

San Salvador, Aug. 13.-Honduran revolutionists according to official reports received today from Teguci- galpa. capital of Honduras, after be- ing defeated by government forces under Col Santos Forth, at Goasco- ran, were pursued and routed at Mount Laringlera and later driven out of Guaraita.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
Charges Scheme To
 Force Coal Buying

Washington, Aug. 13.-Representa- tive Huddleston, democrat of Ala bama. charged in the house today that the National Coal association had spent $5O,OOO for advertising space in 400 newspapers in an "effort to make the people buy coal now at ex- orbitant' prices through belief of an impending shortage"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
SILK WORKERS OUT.

Paterson, N. J., Aug. 13.-There was no decided change in the strike situation in the silk mills here today as result of the action of the Ma tional War Labor Board yesterday in refusing to abrogate a decision reach ed last spring making the A hour week effective November 10, instead of immediately.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
CUT SUGAR PRICES.

Oklahoma City, Okla. Aug. 13.- Oklahoma City wholesales and job bers agreed at conference today with President of the State Board of Agriculture J. A. Whitehurst to cut the cost of sugar to retailers to prices prevailing during the war.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
Entered Budapest
 To End BOlshevism

Bucharest, Aug. 12.-The Ruman- ian entered Budapest in what was believed to be compliance with the wishes of the allies, Premier Brat iano, of Rumania said today in a statement given to The Associated Press. He said the movement was undertaken in an effort to stamp our bolsheYism.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
HALL PASHA ESCAPES.

Constantinople, Aug. 13.-Halil Pasha, former minister of marine and uncle of Enver Pasha, former minis ter of war, has escaped to Asia Minor with Kritchelke Talaat, another lead- CT of the committee of union and pro- gress. It is believed he will join Mutapha Kiamil Pasha in Errum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
SOCIAL @
 pERSO|AL

Junior Chapter No. 4, order of the Eastern Star, will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at Masonic Hall. w. J. Williams, superintendent of telegraphers on the Cotton Belt, with Mrs. Williams, and their two sons, have gone to Dallas, Texas for a visit.
 Miss Irene Posey has returned from a visit to Memphis. She was accom- panied to Pine Bluff by Miss Up- church of that city.
 Judge w. L .Toney has returned from trip thru North Arkansas, where he purchased car of mules.
 Mrs. Ben Harvey and son are visit ing in Hot Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
(By The Associated Press.)

(By The Assoclated Press.)
 Berlin, Tuesday, Aug. 12.-Dis- patches from Budapest say it is be- coming clearer that the Rumanian advance into West Hungary to the Austrian border was caused less by fear of peasant uprisings than to prevent Austria from seizing West uHngary and influencing unrest in this district.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14

disappearing The backaches stop ped and I al also free from those tired spells and headaches and my vision is no longer blurred" Thew stop rheumatic pains-adl,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
,,, o,,v members of the ?

:, many members of the he
 uSooman's so ,'1fs' club are out % Of 9d'aE; a;roe' s't the meeting of the
 11'''i V. W. c. A: cafe cafeteria I'll
 nlgh. the absence au of the pres:l- p:
 'Fa Reyburn, Miss jessie She gave an ac- Ess Ess'u1ls. nlans for the establish s |.ns Ilo,oen on the Saline river (nu' |Mu'''M Mrs. W. D. Jones, To- Eoontot;ves o,i of the state com |1;u@ eavs',1u charge of the recrea- Un' v,"1 was commended by Miss Miss! ! p' her work in promoting A A'1 1recreational secretary ,e1 Id at the camp Miss Whyte Pa aresservations ss vat can be made tt l1ones. Miss Elsie Loomls 8,3 I been attending the Y. w: C. et Hollister, Mo-, gave some her visit there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-14
A GRATEFUL WOMAN's STORY

Mrs. Robert Blair, 461 s. goth St.. Terre Haute, Ind, writes, "After talk ing Foley Kidney Pills a few weeks I found my kidney trouble gradually