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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14
Cd CzER | \ KRzYzA.
BOSE DZIECI OTRZYMUJA
OBUWIE DO SZKOKY.

Nowogrodek we Wschodniej
Polsce 10 listop. - Kazde bose
dziecko w miejscowym sierocin-
Gu otrzymafo trzewiki azeby u
mozliwic dzieciom uc~zeszczanie
do szkoly podczas nadchodza-
cych zimowych miesiecy.
Ostatni }adunkowy pociqg Anne
rykanskiego Czerwonego krzyza
przybyl zapssem trzewikow
ola kazdego dziecka W tym siero
.cincu jake tez wielki zapas obu-
via ola rodzin potrzebujacych pc
mocy W ca}ej okolicy.
Nadejscie zapasu trzewik6w u
mozliwi setkom dzieci uczeszcza
ME w. zimie do szkoly, kt0re ina
czej zniewolone by byly do POGO
stania w domu z powodu braku o
.buwia. Odziez i spodnia bielizne
.dostarczono take tym ktorym by
10 potrzeba. Praca pomiedzy die
emf, a specyalnie. pomiedzy tenn
kt6rzy p 1e:z s:woojnnee ! u II ro-
dzic6owW jest gf6wnem zadaniem Cd
1amu Gzerwoneggo krzyza, kt6ry
tn zajmuje swe stanowisko cd xii
ku miesiecy pod ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
dr'a Nirginii Murray, San Cab
rel, Cal, kt6ra jest speeyalisttkaa
ola dzieci. ..s..s. sss, ...
W dodatku do piracy pomiedzy
~ sss8E s. 81 W. III *
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14
0ddziaf Ratunkowy Czerwo-
81 nego Kr1yza.

Komitet niesienia pomocy W ra
zie nieszczescia PREY Amerykan-
SKIN Gzerwonym Krzyzu, zn6w 20
stall powolany do czynu, gdy fran
cuzki okret pasazerski Chicago
przybyf do portu dnia 20 pazdzie
rnika przyWozac na swym polka
die rozbitk6w 2 okretu "Vinizia'
kt6ry spalif sic ia morzu.
Pracownicy Czerwonego Krzy-
ia czekali W przystani ma ladowa
nie pasazer6w gotowi uczynic
wszystko, co bedzie cd mich zapo
trzebowane. Zastali oni wszyst-
kich pasazer6w zar6wno boga-
tych jak i biednych prawie zupel
ME bez odziezy, DO wszyscy urato
wall sic tylko wtem co mieli ma so
bic. CT kt6rzy ME byli w moznos-.
ci zaplacic "a potrzebna i'm bieliz.
ne, otrzymali ma dwie zmiany ia
kowej re SHADOW Czerwonego
Krzyza podczas gdy ci, co mieli
pieniadze pc otrzymaniu pozwole
MIA z biura emigracyjnego Ia Ell
lis,Island, Wyszi. ma miaste,. w to-
warzystwie urzednik6w Czerwo-
nego Krzyza ahy zaktppiiee potrze
bne inn .1r:zesczy. s.Jlaaa1d1odajniee, Ger
wonego Krzyza dostarczyly nile.
ka dzieciom a kawy ciast j zaka-
SEX starszym. Wielu bardzo pasa:
zer6w chcia1o przeslac telegraffiicz
ME wiiadomosci rodzinom O swo-
jem szczesliwem uratowaniu. [ to-
zostafo i'm za1atWione przez Ger
wony Krzyz.
Opr66cz pasazer66w 2 okretu "Vi
Mia" ma pokladzie okretu "Chi
cago' z%najdowalo sic 10 mlo-
malzonek wojennych, kt6re
do tego kraju pod opie-
Ia Czerwonego Krzyza kt6ry o.
sic niemi bedzie al dol
chwili ich przybycia do domoW !
swych MEOW.
Praca ratunkowa W razie ME
szczescia jest jedynym 2 celoW pol
kojowych programu CzerWonego
ma ktory to eel beda zbie-
rane sk1adH i WerboWani noWii
,zlonkoWie. ssss.
EA[AE 49, - ~ 80 49, 40 ZAsrAy %.&E2 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14
uczmY OBJECT NASE CzY1AC, PlSAC
~ ,s:s-rEs ssisss @tZZ3sF 80
aM0WlC 70. P0lSKl.
NOVA AMll!BAsAD0RA K
. IUB0MIRSKIEGOWYG
Sz son i. 'i Do l[)l[ ]ICGA
WYCH0D ! !! J

Stajac poraz plerwszy jake re-
prezentant naszej wskrzeszonej
Ojczyzny ma goscinnymi tax dro-
GIN naszemu sercu ladzie Stan6W
Zjednoczonych i widzac tax licz-
re grono tax wybitnyer repre-
zcntant6w naszego Wychodztwa,
niemoge sic powstrzymac cd wy
razenia chloe czesci uczuc kt6re
przepe}niaja mole SERGE MIN bede
mial sposobnosc powitania pol
skiego Wychodztwa imieniem Ma
czelnika Panstwa i Rzadu.
Najprz6d najserdeczniej dziekll
lie "a serdeczne sfowa zwr6cone
do mas i prosze o przyjecie zapew
nienia, re u mas w kraju w sercu
kazdego polaka polskie Wychodz
two do Ameryki zajmuje bardzo
poczesne i bardzo dostojne miej-
see j Mkt bez Wzruszenia ME mo
re myslec Q tych GO cd presto
poi wieku opuszczali rodzinna zie
mic wssro6d najwiekszych przeciiwW
nosci i trud6w wykuwalii saobie tn
tai nowa egzystehcje. -Unosii 0
nj re SODA ze szpon6w wroga IRA
towany nieskazony ideal milosci
Ojczyzny i sluzac wytrwale i zaw
SEE mysli Jej wyzwolenia, piele-
gnowali W swych sercach w ca
lynn ,jego nadziemskim majestacie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14
Nova polska! Wrog bluzni{

Nova polska! Wr6g bluzni} ci
81 meka,
Chcial zabijae,. jak Chrystusa zbir
A tyc rosla pod zb6jecka reka
[ s}oncami ciskalas ia kir;
Dzwiek twojj spiewal j plaka1 j
szlochal,
Gorza1 tecza rozkwital jak kwiat
A tax nar6d Gle kocha1 talk ko-
Jak sic kocha sWobode z "a KRAFT
Mowo polska! Gdy skrzyd1em
zatoczysz,
Cd kresowych zbryzganych krwia
Swym usciskiem twoj nar6d
zjednoczysz,
Jagiellonskim wyskrzydlisz go
>tchem,
z tenn sic w swiecie co g6rne,
sprzymierzysz,
Jak tw6j goniec Piastowy tw6j
ptak,
A gdy wr6g ci zagrozi: ude-
rzysz!
I zabity upadnie na wznak!
Mowo polska! Orlico swobodna
Tvs wichr wzlotow, tvs krWa-
wych mice stare,
Mowo polska! Sfoneczna i milo
dina,
Tvs pachnaca ojczystych lip bare
Mowo polska! Pacierzu i gro
mic,
Tvs sept matki. mad dziecka
z}ym snem,
Mowo polska! Ojczyzno i donnie
[ czem jestes?
"Jam screen jest twem!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14
P%RODUKCYA zLoTA W
ALASCE.

Washington, D. G. = Wartosc
wydobytcgo zfota W Alasce. W ro-
ku 1918 = wynosila oko1o $780,
600 dolar6w - podczas gdylpro-,
|dukcya z1ota w roku 1917 da}a
o.S10,000. Znizka W produkcyi zfo
ia w roku 1918, mia1a miejsce W
ca1em terytoryum Alaski, z wyja
.tkiem Copper River, oraz dystry-
kt6w Yentna i Yukon.
Gl6wna przyczyna znizki byf
przedewszystkiem brak rak robo-
czych a take niepewnosc warun-
k6w ma przysz}osc.
Rzadowy Department. Mierni-
ctwa oblicza re blizko 574 kopaln
zfota by1o W ruchhu W lecie 1918
roku oraz 1873 kopaln poprzedniej
zimy lecz z tych :wiele funkcyo-
nowalo tylko sezonowo.
Blizko 5000 robotnik6w. by{o.
zaangazowanych przy wydobywa
niu z1ota w lecie, NATIONALIST W Ii
ME tylko 613 pracowalo. Prey
tenn kilka set robotnik6w bylo "a
jetych przyy innej piracy, majacej
zwiazek y wydobywaniem z1ota.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14

"a Wasza dzisiejs
'nezo5!h1ee:jj4 WsaWrzyna Eyyeiss M
sarmI polskiej
Wiedzielismy . tern zzaWsze es| &
to. WychodztWo CHARACTERIZATION
.Ducha PolskieggoIsai 81 ! nispa1
dzielonego poza sspr,oongamatesrl5jiA a
nemi granicami podaagniettelm
przez przemoc ludzka Wierzylis-
miiyzeten Ouch sMapisdo nasekie-
dysagdy sic toHstanie " gruzach
legna ludzkie niskie j Wrogie nam
obliczenia j nadzieje.
Wiara nasza mas niezawiodlas:
Ma znak danny przez natchnionego
patriotic, opatrznosciowego Meza
SStanu a .Waszego serdecznego-oj
ca pana Paderewskiego oddaliscie
Panowie, siebie, swoje mienie,
swego dueha sWoje serea ma usfa
gil swietej sprawy j jakby eudes1nn,,
.sila ,nagromadzonych Task i "a
s. slug paoolk1ruszyliscie Wszystkie
przeszkody ! ofo Ojczyzna nasza
zmartwychwstala. ssas. VA I'D
! Inieniem calego narodn przya--
.W Z g: ola Wyehodztwa wyraalzzyy,
najgIebszejj spotdziekil najwyzszego
.uznaniae i4~wdziecznosci "a ofiary
krwi mienia j calego Waszego je
.stestwa, skladane pred wojna 0
becna, W czzasie @tej wojny j obec-
ME, juzl pc Zmartwychwstaniu ia
sci drogiej ojozyzny.
Ia zaszczyt j honor jake PREY
pios}y imieniowi polskiemu Wa
SEE do niej liczne ochotne zaciagi
"a korzysci wojenne polityczne
Jake ola naszej sprawy wynik}y
2 wyslania drugiej osobnej oehot
niczej polskiej armii do. Francyi
Polecajae ,siebie Gale Posselst-
wo W ktorem znajdowac sic be-
die jeden 2 potomk6w wielkiego
Kazimierza Pulaskiego, moja ro-
dzine zyczliwosci naszego Wycho
dztwa pragne zapewnic re chcie-
libysmy STAG sic ogniwem }aczq-
Gem nasze Wychodztwo z krajem
wyczuwac jaknajserdeczniej kaz
de uderzenie jego serca i jaknaj-
skuteczniej przenosic ma ME te
wszystkie uczucia korzysci jake
Ojczyzna nasza sWoim najlep:
Sym synom moe posWiecie:
IEs +4[1 28 -E"E aS- NhEN EFt ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14
g.

- ~ = NJ ~ ~ - - ~ w "a -
dkiissddh a q II nisaestakk
tgzzerwony kkr.zzyz dostarcza zyywP-
nose ola dziewietnastu kuchniu IL
mieszczonemi pomiedzy polska or
gg~anizacya wzdfuz rosyjsko-nliiee
mieckiego frontu.
Tulacze kt6rzy maja pieniadze
plaza "a te zywnose lecz ci co ME
maja fundusz6w .otrzymuja ia dar
mo. Umozliwia sic take przepro
wadzanie zywnosci do centr6w 0
pustoszczonych ola upowaznio-
nlych Po1ak6w, kt6ra, zostaje roz-
dzielana. p,rzez Amerykahow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14
WYW|lllAD U NACzELNlKA.
~PlISUDSK1ECO.
y E;.sEr. sIr..*#4: ! sc%S-=a4
POlska jake PrZedmurZe
CyWilizacyi.
(Karespondencya Franka Gamer
florida do -"Chicago Tribune''.)

WARSZAWA. -"Mozemy bye
zmuszeni do zawieszenia broni z
bolszewikami. Nasza ar1nia try
ma&zamkniete wrota Europy i ME
dopuszcza do niej terroru bolsze-
wizmu. Jest to walka calej Euro
lpy i Ameryki. Jezeli nasza armia
nie zostanie ACKNOWLEDGMENT
przez g1od i ch16d, wytrwa ona,
I-jako przegroda. pomiedzy swia-
tenn a pochodnia anarchii.
Gale ch}6d i g16d NIGGA znisz-
czyc moralny stan ducha naszej
armii kazdej chwili. - Niezr6w-
many duch wsr6d naszych zo1nie-
rzy opar} sic wszelkich doswiad-
czeniom, kt6re mog1y byly fla
mac armie skladajaca sic 2 ludzi
mniej przejetych zapalem, ably
zabezpieczyc ojczyznie ME dawno
odzyskana wolnosc. = Nadchodzi
[jednak lima, zbliza sic mr6z, a
wielu naszych zo}nierzy, kt6-
rzy trzymaja front przeciw boil
Tszewikom, ME posiada obuwia.-
Wsr6d lodowatego wichru nasi
|zo}mierze SO bez plaszczy.
"Nie many lokomotyw ami wa
|gon6w, tax koniecznie niezbed-
[nych do przesylki potrzebnych
Ina froncie prowizyi, a nasi zolnie
re zyja wskutek tego ia racyach
kt6re SO niewystarczajace ola
|podtrzymania ich silly
TIL Naczelnik Pilsudzk, pro-
wizoryczny p~rezydent polskiej
|republiki - siedzac PREY biurku
" SVEN .biurze, j: wNssstrzymal po.,
W6dz swoich slow. Oczy jego pala
by ogniem i odrzucn tonem, W
kt6rym by1o cos 2 dzwiek6W ko-
mendy: ale oni sic ME zala, a
mia sic ME .zale "a Mich" So to
iiednak fakta i fakta lie male
ia do sWiata. Nasza armia bije
sic "a sprawe swiata, j przeciwko.
niebezpieczenstwu, kt6re zagraza
sWiiatn. tn chodzi Q losy cyWiliza.
cyl, kazdy obyWatel ma praWo
,znac Warunki, Wsrod jakich Pol:
ska pe1ni sw6j oboWiazek stray.
lie pomoc ME nadejdzie
.szybko tozczy mona nam bedzie,
ganiiec, jesli W obliczu tych fax
tow zgodzimy sic ma zaWieszeniiee.
4broni2 Nasze Wojska chca wal.
czyc dalej. To jest ich Wspanialy
sduch, a tn dochodzimy do punk
tn, " ktorym najmocniejszy Ouch
ugina sic Wobec chIodu, glodu !
cii,erpiien1.
Zapytalem q, eoby znaczylo
ola sWidta, gdyby Poolkskla, przyy-
eiisnieta zima j koniecznoscia, by
Ia zmuszona przeciWko swejj wolf
zawrzec zaWieszeniie brom ro-,
syjskiemi bolszewikami. Popat-
rzy sic ma mnie uwaznie przesz
chWAe, potem odezWaI sie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14
Gel MIEDZY
KONGRESU KOBIET.

Washington, D. c. ~ Kwestye,
majace bye omawiane ma Kongre
sic Miedzy-narodoWym Kobiet
Piracy, So nastepujace y R6Wno
;upraWnienie kobiet " przemysle;
p roW'ne wynagrodzenie "a pra-
ce; 81 osmio-godzinny dzien1 -pra-
.cy; 81 brak zatrudnienia 81 O.
pieka mad matkami " przemysle
j 81 opieka mad dzieeemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14
Zapchanie przeWraca ealy sys-

Zapchanie przeWraca eafy sys-
tom %powodujac niebezpieczne
choroby czlo v rodzinach 1udz-
kch. Me klopoccie sic Holli-.
stera Rocky Mountain herbata
Wyped1 zapchanie, uregguluje
w5netrznossei, nastroi zoladek, wy.
czyscsii j Wvychedorzy. Bez zaWadu.
sprobujciie s5c. apiece
Brown ogl
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-02-07
Serial No. 013053.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE
PROOF

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Waterville, WASH. January
II, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Efie NJ.
Long, of Loomis. Washington. who. on
April 3, 1914. made Homestead Entry,
No. 013O53. for lot 4, section 4 and lot 1,
ans Sk NEA. section 5. township SO NJ.
range 26. p. w. M. hereby give notice of
my intention to make three year proof,
to establish my claim to the land above
described, before Geo. J. Hurley. i. s..
Commissioner. at Loomis. Washington,
on the 25th day Of February, 1918. by
Marion Collins. of Oroville, Wash. ::
George Woods, OF LOOMS, Wash: Joseph
Adair Of LOOMS, Wash; George Adair
of Loomis Wash.
BEN SPEAR,
Register.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-02-07

The Lumberman," the official pub
LEGATION of the lumber dealers of the
northwest says: THE best recipe for
advertising success is: To a good
measure of high-grade merchandise
add an equal amount of hard cash.
Allow this to set until your nerve
rises. then add as much printer
ink as it will stand. If your dough
begins to fall, use glue freely. for if
you don't stick your efforts are a
failure" Publicity is the only way
to get there, and THE Lumberman"
recognizes that fact, and printers ink
is the best means of publicity within
the reach Of the business man.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-02-07

We are informed that Harry Bar
man recently advertised in a Seattle
paper for clerk and he had to take
his mail home on wheelbarrow
owing to the number of applications
Which would go to indicate that there
is host of people out of employment
in the big city ready to grab on to-
in sight. And when you
come to think about it that is most
deplorable condition.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-02-07
Plug packed in pouch

Geo. Bartell has sold two Stude.
oaker cars this month, and January
IS hardiy month in which autos are
in demand. "'e
80 neIe was some talk not long ago
y, putting up hall in Oroville by
pubic subscription. What's the mat
sei win taking over the old Orpheum
and remodeling that structure? II is
good sized building, almost wholly
intact and repairs would not COST
great sum. oos'
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-02-07

One of the most hypocritical ex-
hibitions of sympathy" for the SOL
der is in the published reports that
the l. W. VS. and radical socialists
of Seattle are feeding the returned
soldiers" at Seattle The soldier who
accepts such service. if the report be
true has no respect for his uniform
or for himself. Only a short time
ago these same men who are said TO
show so much solicitation for the SOL
der was cursing that soldier and do
ing all in their power to make his
task in France harder than it proved
to be. Their sympathy was with Ger
many and their every aim and effort
was to hamper the government in
carrying on the war. Little they
cared for the soldier at the front fac
ing death that the country might con-
tinue to survive. They would have
rejoiced had death been the portion
of every one of these soldiers They
would be happy if they could make
of this country the seething, cruel
murderous chaos that is cursing Rus
STA today. These people have SYM
pathy for the soldier? They have
such sympathy as the wolf has for the
lamb. All they want Is to use the
soldier to assist them in carrying out
their nefarious ends.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-02-07

Carl Refsing of Oroville Wa
acting business in town MOI
Omak Chronicle.
Webb Hurley was in toWn
Nighthawk Sunday. The you's
is just recovering from a ve''
Gus attack of influenza WINCH
time threatened to add him
long list of victims in the sls'''
Railroad boys report that tne.,
eters registered II degrees DEW
at Princeton Friday last.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-02-07

Press dispatches state that the
kaiser in his retirement is in very
surly mood" 1t would strike the
average citizen that for the past four
years the kaiser has not at any time
been in very amiable mood, and in
his present condition he is merely
running true to form. The trouble is
the kaiser has been enjoying freedom
and numbering earth a trifie too long
He ought to be jigging on air. That
might not improve his mood, but it
would remove constant menace to
the security Of the world and put a
great many people in a much better
mood
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-02-07

What has Oroville done towards
contributing to the Armenian and
Syrian relief fund? Almost every
town in the county has come forward
literally for this worthy charity, but
so far as can be learned this place has
made no contribution.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-02-07

The editor of the Gazette and the
editor of the San Poll Eagle differ in
their views politically, but when it
comes to standing by the country and
denouncing anarchy they are two old
birds on the same roost. The r.agle
commends the legislature for passing
the syndicalism bill over the veto of
the governor, but adds that it does
not go far enough He says it (the
legislature) should have made It a
crime for any political party or or
ganization in this state 70 display
any flag other than the stars and
stripes" Of course referring especially
to the red flag of violence. Put 1t
there, old sport. You have said it,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-18
Plan Formation of
Baltic Federation

Copenhagen, Sept 17.-An impor-
tant conference has been. in progress
at Riga considering not only peace
with the soviet government, of Rus
STA but the formation of Baltic fed
Grafton. according to advices from
Lettish sources. 1t is understood that
there has been no actual acceptance
of the soviet governments terms but
though it appears that the Baltic fed
Grafton idea has materialized to the
extent that an agreement has been
reached for common currency and a
customs union of Letvia, Esthonia
and Lithuania.
The conference has been removed
to Reval where it will be Joined by
Finnish Representatives and also, ac-
cording to report, by representatives
of the Russian northwest government.
1t is stated that the question of
peace with the soviet government
will be discussed in close touch with
entente representatives. The Baltic
states, it is said favor peace with
Russia in the absence of effective
assistance from the entente
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-18
ONLY ONE ACQU|TTAL
IN u TRIALS HELD
At LINCOLN COURT
One Life Sentence; Another
Sent Up for Eighteen
Years.

Twenty-Five criminal cases were
tried in eight days at the Lincoln
court term, which concluded at Star
City yesterday, resulting in convict
ions of IL indictments charging fei
onies: nine convictions on indict-
ments charging misdemeanors, and
one acquittal. The acquittal was in the
case of woman charged with MUIR
der. The evidence indicated the
shooting was accidental, Prose cutting
Attorney E. w. Brockman said. In
addition to the convictions by .iuries.
six white youth entered pleas Of
larceny charges, Judge W. B. Sorrells
continuing their cases pending good
behavior
Among those convicted are George
Hudson, sentenced to- life imrrison-
ment, for killing his uncle, Joe Horn:
Richard Nelson, sentenced to IS
years, for wounding his wife four
times with pistol bullets. and Ar
thur Sewers, sentenced to five years
for second degree murder because of
the death of a woman hit by a bullet
Sewers said he intended for a man.
Will Mulligan, white, was sentenced
to one year for the theft Of mule.
and the two negroes who burglar;Zed
the Gocio store were sentenced to
IL and 10 years each.
Lincoln court officials and others
familiar with the criminal matters Of
+he county say this is the best record
for convictions made at any court
term in a dozen years.
Prosecuting Attorney Brockman
attributes the disposition to punish
crime in to the scathing denuncia-
ton of lawlessness made by Judge
Sorrells in his charge to the grand
jury as much as to his care in accu-
mulating evidence against the guilty
and endeavoring to have strict justice
meted out to the accused.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-18
PRAYER FOR PENNANT.

Rev. Frederick N. Mcmillan of
Cincinnati is the pastor of the Wal
nut Hill Presbyterian church. He
was third baseman on the University
OF Wooster team in 1894. He is a
loyal fan and has asked all loyal
fans of his church to join him in
prayer for pennant for the Reds.
To that end he has written an ap-
peal in which the Lord is asked to
grant speed. control and deceptive
curves to the pitchers, frequently
and timely hits to the batters, bless.
ings to Manager Pat Moran and
good health and safety from acct
dent to all players. There is a
punch to the prayer, says the Fort
Worth Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-18
B. Y. p. u. Secretary
Makes Address Here

]. B. Moseley of Little Rock. state
secretary of the Arkansas Baptist
Young Peoples Unions and of the
Baptist Sunday School association
made the principal address at meet
ing of the city B. Y. P. U. at the
Beech street Baptist church Tuesday
eveing. Mr.. Moseley's talk was in
structing and interesting to the 1926
members of the B. Y. P. U. attending
the meeting.
Following Mr.. Moseley's address,
there was business session and an
entertainment program, after which
refreshments were served by the
ladies of the Beech street church con.
gregation.
The next meeting of the rapidly
growing union will be held at the
Ohio Street Baptist church, on Tues
day evening, October H.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-18
WOMEN DOING WAR WORK.

During the war women were called
into almost every vocation in life,
and right well did they assume the
responsibilities and fill such posi-
tons. In many instances, however,
their strength has been overtaxed,
and such ailments as are peculiar to
their sex have fastened themselves
upon them. Such women should re-
member there is tried and true re-
medy for their troubles in Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
which for more than three genera
tions has been relieving the women
OF America from some of the worst
forms of female ills.-adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-18
BITTER TASTE
SOUR STOMACH
Pills and Strong Medicines Made
This Lady's Troubles Worse, But
IhedfOrd's Black Draught I'm
proved Her Appetite and
Took Away her Bile.

Nancy, Ky.-Mrs. Cora Waddle. a
resident of this place, gives out this
statement: 81 have taken Black
Draught and found it to be the best
liver medicine | ever used. 1t has just
been fine for Indigestion, sour stom-
ach and a bitter taste in the mouth.
l used to get bilious and constl-
pated and had to take something.
Pills and other strong medicines
would only tear my stomach up and
leave me in a worse fix than before
taking / began to have sick headache.
After learning of Black-Draught |
took it and was cured of sick head
aches. One rtwo doses a week, or
pinch after meals, kept the bowels
open and took away all bile. | have
a good appetite. due to my use of
Black Draught."
If your liver is not acting properly
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-18
Buildings Planned
For West Seventeenth

Floyd ]. McDaniels of the Stand
ard Lumber company yesterday pur-
chased from James P. Harper for
1880 two lots in block four of Har-
per's addition. The property is situa-
ted in the block bounded by Seven
teenth and Eighteenth and Plum and
Ash. Mr.. McDaniels plans to i'm
prove the property Immediately.
A. j. Dake of Hill, Okla, has OBJ
tanned from Neal Sanders 1856 acres
near Locust Cottage. in Talladega
township, paving $2,24O for the land.
Mr.. Dake intimated that he may
soon remove to this county and cul
tivate the place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-18
To Plant Five Acres
in Sugar Beets

Five jefferson county men will
raise one acre of sugar beets each
next year, H. S. Malone, who is in
terested in developing the sugar
beet industry here, announced yes
terday. The five are J. w. Craw-
ford, J. E. Boyce, S. C. Alexander,
w. N. Trulock and the Midway
Planting company, of South Bend.
If the experiment in sugar beet
raising proves success, a factory
for the preparation Of sugar for the
market will be built in Arkansas,
Malone said.