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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-10
ORDER LIMITING TIME To
FILE CLAIMS, AND FOR
HEARING THEREON
Estate of Vern Baldwin.

Estate of Vern Baldwin.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Redwood, IS. In
Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Vern Baldwin, decedent.
Letters of Administration
this day having been granted to
Mary Baldwin;
IT IS ORDERED, That the
time within which all creditors
of the above-named decedent
may present claims against his
estate in this court, be, and the
same hereby is, limited to three
months from and after the date
hereof; and that Monday, the
30th day of September, 1913, at
1000 o'clock a. M, in the Pro-
bate Court rooms at the court
house in the city of Redwood
Falls in said county, be, and the
same hereby is, fixed and ap-
pointed as the time and place
for hearing upon and the exani-
nation, adjustment and allow
ance of SUCH claims as shall be
presented wit hin the time
aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by
the publication of this order in
The Redwood Gazette, as pro-
vided by law.
Dated June 18th, 1918.
A. R. A. LAUDON,
Judge of Probate.
A. C. Dolliff,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Court SeaD 50-3t.
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A Twice Told Tale

One of Interest to Our Readers.
Good news bears repeating, and
when it is confirmed after a long
lapse of time, even if we hesitated
to believe it at first hearing, we feel
secure in accepting it's truth now.
The following experience of Red
wood Falls man is confirmd after
three years.
F. M. O'Hara, retired farmer, Wy
oming St., says: "For five years ev-
cry time I caught cold it settled on
my kidneys and caused a constant,
grinding ache in my back. At times
the kidney secretions were unnatural
and irregular in passage. They not
only contained sediment but panied
in passage. I took different rene
dies but got little relief until I heard
about Doan's Kidney Pills. They cor
rected the trouble" .
THE BENEFIT LASTED.
Over three years later Mr.. O'Hara
said: 81 haven't used kidney medi-
cine in long time, for I haven't
needed any. Thanks to Doan's Kid
ney Pills for they fixed me up in
fine shape"
6Oc, at all dealers. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.-(Advt.)
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ORDER LIMITING TIME TO
FILE CLAIMS, AND FOR
HEARING THEREON

Estate of James Edward Pratt.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Redwood, IS. In
Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
James Edward Pratt, dece.
dent.
Letters of Administration
this day having been granted to
Adella G. Pratt;
IT is ORDERED, That the
time Within which all creditors
of the above-named decedent
may present claims against mis-
estate in this court, be, and the
same hereby is, limited to six
monthe from and after the date
hereof; and that Monday, the
9Th day of January, 1919, at
1000 O'clock a. M, in the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the City Of
Redwood Falls in said County,
be, and The same hereby is, fixed
and appointed as the time ans
place for hearing upon and the
examination, adjustment ano
allowance of such claims as
shall be presented within the
time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by
publication of this order in the
Redwood Gazette, as provided
by law.
Dated July LIST, 1918.
A. R. A. LAUDON,
Judge of Probate.
VCourt SeaD 50-3t.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-10
Lieutenant Barr
Writes From Front
ILLINOIS BOY TELLS OF
TREACHERY AND CRU
ELTY OF HUNS

Through the kindness of Ira
Reynolds Of Redwood Falls, the
Gazette is permitted to publish
the following interesting letter
from Lieutenant Harry Barr,
who formerly visited here at
the Reynolds home.
Somewhere in France,
June 5, 1918.
Dear Mr.. Reynolds and Family s:
It was a very agreeable sur
prise when | received your let
ter. | was in the front line
trenches and along with my
mess came a few letters, one Of
them from you. I was exceed
ingly happy to hear from you
all. While l was reading and
levouring all the things of in
terest, schrapnel was raining all
around. | thought how much
more pleasant it would be to be
in Redwood Falls. I enjoyed
every minute of the visits I
have made you. The country
here puts me in mind of Mime
sofa.
Of course I am very enthusi-
astic about prosecuting this war
and am willing to sacrifice oil
if necessary, to beat the "Bo-
che" They are the most inhu-
man race on the face of the
globe. It grieves me to think
that at the beginning of the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-10

dozen eggs. They think the
Americans are rich and can af-
ford to pay so much. These
are boarding their
money and wherever the Amer
lean troops go they make more
money in month than they
ever did before in year. The
American government tries to
protect us as much as possible
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by putting a guard in front and
not permitting any U. S. soldier
to enter. They then reduce the
prices. Sincerely,
HARRY A. BARR,
End Lieutenant, Co. L. 166 Inf.
A. E. F.
Try our WANT ADJ column.
IN the Gazette and get returns
the next few days.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-10

STOCK SHIPPERS:-Those hav-
ing stock to ship should notify the
Redwood Falls Shipping Association
at once and receive prompt attention.
Robert Stewart. Mgr. 36-tf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15

agentow zawodowych. Arytmety
Ike z trygometrya tegoz autofa
(inz. Gwiazdowski) doczekala t
wydah W ciagu roku.
stowarzyszenie jest finansowo
zainteresowane W Amerykahskiej
firmie The Hygeia Paper Con-
tainer Co., ola kt6rej z~acznie bu-
dowac cd przyszlcgo tygodnla
automatyczne maszyny.
Wszyscy miejscowi czlonkowle
kszta}ca sic W mechanice ma
miejskim uniwersytecie, a oprocz
tego majs wyklady W lszyku pol
skim z zakresu inzynieiN
Blizszych informacyi udziela
zawsze nastepujacy przed'tawl-
%ciele:
CHICAGO: inz. K. Szymaiski,
1852 Milwaukee ave., H. Anie-
lewski, $50 Milwaukee ave,
DETROIT: inz. A. Horbaszew-
ski, 1884 Grand Blvd. E., J., ia
kima, 10 Clippert Ctr.
ERIE, PA: J. X. Milewski, CAB
East 9th str.
NEWARK, N. J.: w. Trznadei,
105 Wallace str.
PAWTUCKET; R. l.: K. Wach-
ia, 161 East str.
TOLEDO: Stowarzyszenie, 500
Fernwood ave.
U powyzszych osob MONA ro-
wniez nabywaG nasze wydawni-
ctwa. Pc drukowane informacye
i statut Stowarzyszenia nalezy pi-
sac: The P. Mechanics Co., 500
Fernwood ave-, Toledo, o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15
kronika MiejscOWa'
OBSTALUNKI RZADOWE
ME BEDA NAGLE COZ
NTETE
NIETE.

Kontrakta rzadowe, jake IA
brykanci W Chicago i okolicy pc
siadaja cd departamentu arty--
leryi ciezkiej broni, ME beda CO
fniete magic, lecz stopniowo, a
zeby ME wytracic przemysfu i wa
runk6w robotniczych z r6wnowa-
gi.
Togo samego programu try
mac sic beda take inne departa-
menta, ktore wydaiy kontrakt4
ma amunicye i inne zapsy wo--
JENNIE.
5000 fabrykantow w Chicago
i okolicy onegdaj otrzymalo list
cd E. A. Russella, szefa tutejsze-
go d~ystryktu odnoSnie do takich
zamowieh, W kt6rym ten podale
tekst ~telegramu, jaki otrzyma!
cd genera1a-majora c. c. William
sa, szefa biura ciezkiej broni we
Waszyngtonie, il rad ME "a
mierza postapic ami nagle ami dra-
stycznie, lecz obecnie prowadzi
ST e obrady mad tenn, ably ME "a
niedbac zadnej ostroznosci.
Kwestye rekonstrukcyi, czyli
reorganizacyi ekonomicznej, jaka
wskutek stanu pokojowego staia
sic konieczna, byiy onegdaj W
Chicago omawiane ma konferen-
Cyl, kt6ra zwoiai H. A. Wheeler
rprezes Izby Handiowej Stanow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15
STOWARzYSzEN|E NECHAA|-
.K0W pOLSKICH " AMERYCE.

Kilka miesiecy temu zostalo
zainkorporowane Stowarzyszenie
Mechanikow z giowna siedziba W
Toledo Celem Stowarzyszenia
Jest dokonczenie wydawnictwa
seryi podrecznikow ola mechani-
kow, rozpoczete przez inzyniera
Gwiazdowskiego i stworzenie
warsztatow mechanicznych. Ka-
pital ink. wynosi $25, a u
dzialy 50 100 dolarowe.
Pc wojnie c%zlonkowie wroca
do kraju, by tam stworzyc war
sztaty i szkole rzemieslnicza.
Stowarzyszenie drukuje pier
.wszy zeszyt, ktory ma sluzyc "a
wstep do samoksztaicenia ola
czlonkow i wkrotce odda do dru-
ku podrecznik czytania i robienia
rysunkow blueprint reading).
Jest W przygotowaniu okazaly
podrecznik o obrabiarkach metal
70 tokarniach, gryzarkach, stru--
garkach, itd.), o technologii me-
tell, O automobilach i ciagaczach
(traktorach). Zarzad Stowarzy--
szenia rad bedzie skomunikowae
sic z technikami, ktorzyby chcie-
Ii opracowac o~dpowiednie podre-
czniki ola Stowarzyszenia. Auto
rzy przyjetych przez komitet re-
dakcyjny rekopisow otrzymaja
wynagrodzenie W. gotowce ! pro-
cent cd sprzedanyoh e~gzempla--
rzy.
Dziai ten jest dotad ME wyzy-
skany i ma ogromne znaczenie
ola Polski. Wydanie pierwsze
Podrecznika Matematycznego
ola Mechanikow zostaio sprzeda
ne W ciagu 6 tygodni beg pomocy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15

dzione i odzyskane. Jest to re-
zultat wojny, jaka prok. stan.
IIoyne wypowicdziaf policyan-
tom, oskarzonym o bogacenie sic
ma odzyskiwaniu kradzionych au-
tomobilow. Podobno bylo tajne
porozumienie pomiedzy pewnymi
policyantami a zlodziejami auIJ.
mobilow.
- 200 wyszynkow, ktore ME 3D.
nowily swych licencyi ma haste
pne poirocze zostaio onegdaj
zamknietych M rozkaz szefa po-
Ilicyi Alcocka.
- Ma fundusz ,,war WORK
fund, ola siedmiu organizacyl,
zajmujacych sic praca towar7y'
Ska i rekreacyjna w obozach, d.
onegdaj wieczora wed}ug oficyal
Inego raportu Z centralnego biura
'zebrano S2,OS4, 74O. Liczba ofiaro'
dawc6w wynosi 26,647. Zamozni
'dajq hojne ofiary, lecz tym razem
'przecietni o~bywatele ociagaja sic.
3\Julia Lyons, mioda kobietl
o licznych przybranych nazwi-
skach, ktora pozujac ma piele-
.gnarke, naciaga}a i okradywafa
swych pacyent6w, spedziia w ro-
ku zeszlym kilka tygodni W "a
k}adzie ola obiakanych w Kanka-
.kee, skad uciekla. Jej umysf be-
die zbadany. Jej karyera i tax
Jest skohczona, gdyz postawiono
Iprzeciw niej siedm oskarzeh kra-
'dziezy i siedm oskarzeh wymu-
szania pieniedzy pod fa{szywymi
pozorami.
- Komisarz zdrowia Robert
son wciaz ostrzega pred powro-
tenn epidemiii influenzy i zapale-
ME piuc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15

.Zjednoczonych. Ma tych konfe-
.rencyach omawiano udzial mia
sta Chicago we wielkiej krajo-
wei konferencyi, jaka sic odbe-
die w Atlantic City w dniach
Ago, SGD i ego grudnia, ma kto-
rel program ekonomiczny caiego
kraiu co do rekonstrukcyi bedzie
omawiany.
Kwestya rekonstrukcyi zajmu-
|je Gala i wylaczna uwage Chica-
|goskiego Stowarzyszenia Handlo-
wego i Stowarzyszenia Fabry"
|kantow Stanu Illinois.
INNE WIADOMOSCI MIEJ-
SKYE.
- Pieciu zamaskowanych j
uzbrojonych rabusiow zaJechafo
onegdai w AUTOMOBILE pred pie
karnie Heissler and Junge Co.,
pnr. 331 West sofa ul., wczoraj
popoIudniu o godz. 4-tej. Hersz-
tenn rabusiow byf starzec 6O-cio-
Iletni O siwych wiosach, ktory
mia} twarz obwiqzana czerwonI
chusteczka. w piekarni byf0
trzech mezczyzn i try kobietT,
Iktorym rabusic kazali stanac
wzdIui sciany z podniesionemi
rekoma. Zabrali $500 i czmych-
nell be- Sladu. Gdyby przybyll
10 minut ~wczesniej, znalezllby
$4,000, przeznaczone ma place ola
robotnik6w.
- Szef policyi Alcock wdrozyf
surowe sledztwo w sprawie poll
cyjnego biura automobilowego.
Wydai rozkaz pod adresem SEE
sciu detektywow i jednego poll
cyanta, ktorzy pred kilku dniami
byli przeniesieni z tego biura, a
zeby wydali wszystkie swe pry-
watne zapiski co do spraw auto
mobilowych, jak rowniez szcze-
g6lowe w~yjasnienia, jak zapisy-
wall automobile zagubione, skra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15
SyIWetka Romano
DmOWSkiHgO,
q nOk6lnika Wydziaiu Narodo-
wego.''9

Poniiej podajemy charaktery-
styke p. Romano Dmowskiego,
prezesa Polskiego Komitetu Ma
rodowego w Paryzu "a orgSnem
argielskim Observer, z ktQre'
go tiumaczenie polskie podaSa
,.Gazeta Katolicka w Kanadzie"
winnipeg, Man. No. 81, z dnia
2s pazdz., br.)
Sprawl polska W obecnej
chwili doszla do waznego sta
dyum. Wypadki polityczne Po-
stawily sprawe polska W rzedzie
najpowazniejszych zagadnien
chwili. Z tego Powodu bardzo
jest pozadane pewne zaznajomie-
ME sic z ludzmi, ktorzy Polske
reprezentuja zwiaszCza. re II mas
obowiazki tie So wlozone ma pre-
Gujace osobistoSci polskieso
Swiata politycznego. Otto polity-
GINA ~przeszloSc Romano Dmow-
skiego. SciSIe zwi9zana re sPra--
wami, ktore mas obecnie niesiy--
chanie i~nteresujq.
Dmowski urodzii sic w War
szawie. w roku 1864; pc studyach
ma uniwersytecie warszawskim
raryskim, poSwiecii sic wylacz--
ME piracy politycznej; wkrotce
wraz Z przyjaci6imi Popiawsk'm
! Balickim. stanai ma czele Ligi
Narodowej, organizacyi, ziozonel
z Polak6w wszystkich trzech "a
borrow. Byla to wtedy organize
eva tajna. w 1895 r, powstai We
l.wowie w Galicyi. ,,Przegl9d
Wszechpolski". miesiecznik pre-
znaczony ola intelegencyi caiej
Polski. i pismo ..Polak" ola ludu.
Oba te wydawnictwa, chociaz W
Rosvi wzbronione, rozchodzily
sic szeroko po calej Polsce sku-
tecznie wplywaiy ma poglady SEE
rokich mas. Celem ruchu by}o po-
laczenie wszystkich warstw j
wszystkich czeSci Polski W jed
ma wspolnQ idee, co W sPrawie
przygotowania niepodlegh;sci !
zjednoczenia byio waznem eta
lem. Tre$cia ruchu bylo wycho-
wanie ! uSwiadamianie mas, a
take zorganizowanie wszystkich
czynnycs politycznie element6w
do walk z zaborczymi RADIANT W
g7aniCaCh 'prawa.
w r. 1897 tajna organizacya "a
mienila sic w jawna i wystepuje
iako strOnnictwo demokratyczno-
rarodowe, oraz .drukiem ogiasza
sw0j program. Kiedy stronnictwo
to zaczeio odgrywac role nieofi--
cvalnego Rzadu Polskiego trzech
zabor6w, wszystkie inne grupy
polityczne poiaczyly sic tworzac
opozycye. Mimo to jednak mai
wieksze i najwpiywowsze stron-
nictwo rosio w siiach.
w r. 1905, w czasie rewolucyi
rosyjskiej stronnictwo demokra-
tvczno = narodowe, miaio do spell
nienia bardzo ciezkie zadanie.
Musiaio p~odtrzymywac W Polsce
porzadek, muslalo walczyc nietyl
ko re skrajnie rewolucyjnymi ele-
mentami. lecz take z rzadem ro-
syjskim. kt6ry re zrozumiaia ME
przychylnoSci2 spogladal ma
wzrost sill narodowych polskich.
z chwila gdy powstaia W Rosyi
Duma Panstwowa. stronnictwo
narodowo = demokratyczne pre-
prowadziIo swych kandydat6w
we wszystkich okregach wybor-
czych Kr6lestwa Polskiego; ono
r6wniez rePrezentowaio we wszy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15

wrog6w. Wszyscy, CT kt6rzy spo-
dziewaja sig, re tylko Niemcy
rozwiaza kwestye polska, napa-,
daja ma niego osobiscie, jake ma
najwybitniejszego reprezentanta
polskiej polityki koalicyjnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15

oaA1yOA 1sIbasssy assseEab1yt
0yhAjscych No kieizsnis Atwev1ss
nyoh. 1iS ma DzIENNIK CHICAGO.
XXI NJ swych sspaltaoh, bV sswssa
Dracujs ola dobra ludu- oaukAhcrA
lire sales" itanowcso y DzIRINL
Ku CH1oA0oeKIN ssiaasaAo ~
- 0ses. n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15

wy - PJ
do przewodniczenia Kolu Pol
skiemu w Dumie. Dmowski
wkrotce stall sic jedna z najwy-
bitniejszych osobistosci W Du--
mie.
w 1907 r, po zawarciu porozu-
mienia angielsko = rosyjskiego,
Dmowski nadai polityce polskiej
przyjazny kierunek wzgledem
Rosyi; motywy tel polityki wy
iozyi W ksiazce ,,Niemcy, Rosya
! sprawl Polska." P~rzeiozono ia
ia jezyk rosyjski i francuski.
Wydanie francuskie pit. LA
Question Polonaise" (Colin) "a
opatrzono wstepem napisanym
przez Anatola Leroy Beauleau
Ksiazka ia jeSli ia czytac w swie,
tie obecnej wojny, przedstawia
sytuacye miedzynarodowa z TAXA
.prawda i bystroscia, re SWAT po-
lityczny nazwat ia ,,ksiazka pro-
rocza." w zwiazku z programem
politycznym Dmowski wzial u
dziai w ruchu \neo-slowianskim,
wspolnie re znanym wodzem Gee
chow, drem Kramarzem.
Pc aneksyi BoSni i Hercegowi-
ny kiedy wobec nadciagajacej
wojny Austro-Wegier z Rosya !,
zaczely sic intrygi Austryi W
Polsce, Dmowski zrezygnowa} z
swego fotelu W trzeciej Dumie i
wr0cii do Polski w celu zwalcza-
mia austryackich machinacyi. Je-
go dziafalnoSc wywoiaia ostry
konflikt miedzy polityka stron--
nictwa demokratyczno = narodo-
wego, prowadzona przez Dmow'
skiego, a zydami. ktorzy knowali
w Polsce intrygi. Zarodek tego
konfliktu egzystowai juz w roku
1905, kiedy zydzi starali sic nadac
ruchowi rewolucyjnemu charak-
ter antynarodowy. Podczas wszy
stkich wyborow do Dumy zydzi
glosowali przeciw stronnictwu
demokratyczno = narodowemu i
oskarzali Dmowskiego nawet
pred polskimi patryotami, re
jest to czIowiek, kt6ry wszed} W
kompromis z Rosya, ublizaiacy
Polsce.
Akcya wszczeta przeciw Dino
wskiemu przybrala widocznie
ksztaIty W 1912 r., kiedy reformy
wyborcze rzadu rosyjskiego dalJ
zydom przewage w Warszawie.
Prey pomocy elementow filo-au-
stryackich zydzi obalili go, a ma
jego miejsce wybrali miedzyna-
rodowego socyaliste.
w ostatnich paru latach pred
wojna, polskie zycie polityczne
polegalo ma walce miedzy stron-
nictwem demokratyczno = marc,
dowem, prowadzonem przez
Dmowskiego, kt6re wyraznie wy
powiedziaio sic "a koalicyaS i
stronnictwem Austryi, a co "a tym
idzie - i mocarstw centralnych.
Walka zakonczyla sic zwycie-
stwem Dmowskiego i w chwili
~wybuchu woiny, cztery plate spo-
leczenstwa polskiego wypowie--
dzialo sic pc stronie koalicyi. w
przeciwlegiym obozie skupily sic
zywioiy propaguj9ce nienawis6
wzgledem Rosyi i zydow.
Kiedy wybuchia wojna, DINO
wski zorganizowal w Warszawie'
Polski Komitet Narodowy, w kto-
ry weszly rozmaite partye pol
skie, majace W swym programme
idee wspoidziaiania z koalicya
przeciwko Niemcom i Austryi.
Dmowski zostai prezesem Komi-
tetu Wykonawczego. w 1915 r.
zaliczono go doKomisyi rosyjsko-
polskiej, pod przewodnictwem
Goremykina, ktora miala nakres
lie plan przysziej konstytucyi W
Polsce. Komisya ia jednak rezul-
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Yrnwfs knEnv leknra poiHKl SIaIs o.
ZACH DZIENNIKA CHlCAGC,SKW0o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15
Hi,znanskiei InfluenzY.
0s6b UiywalO Bedris

Aby zapewuie sooie zdrOwie, SprzedA-
Uane tyiko W nlebieskich pudelkach
no 25c I soc we wSzystkich doorych
aptekach l skaadach dsparfamenro-
Eych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15
Wasz Obowiazek.

Eekarze / wydziafy zdrowia dokiada-
IA wszelkie wysilki ably zapobiedZ q
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Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-28
OUR POPULATION SHAKES OFF ITS
 GERMAN BRANDS

Chicago Tribune: New names for oldl New names for oldl
 Daily grows the number of German sounding surnames which are being trans formed by the touch of judges pen into cognomens which bear the label Made in U. s. A." Sixteen people petitioned the circuit court yesterday to have their names changed, the reason for most of the desired changes being self-evident
 For instance, there is Joseph Marcus Kaiser, who asks that he be called Mir. Kaye hereafter William and Ernest Schwartz have decided that they will trans late their name to Black Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Smidt wish to increase the tribe of Smiths and so also does William Schmidt,
 An abbreviation is all that Raymond P. Schandelmeier asks for. He wants to cut his last name to Myer. Other names which will have the sound of the fatherland cut out, if the judges grant the wishes of their owners, will be Schulz, Smaltz, and Apple baum. Mr. and Mrs Paul Saunders will take the place of the first, Francis J. Small will appear instead of the second, and Luis Elizabeth, and Dorothy Appleton will sub stitute for the last
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-28
INCREASED EFFICIENCY TO BE
 REWARDED

The bonus system for employees recently announced by the mining companies oper- ating in Bisbee and Douglas, will go into effect on the first of July coming. The plan Is decided innovation in the ordin- ary methods and was put into effect for several reasons. The plan proposes that each man in the employ of the company for one year shall receive an additional bonus of Sl00, with $l0 extra for each additional year of service up to a maximum of $250, when no additional bonus will be paid.
 At the present time man gets his daily wage, $5.35, irrespective of his age, his skill, his length of service or any of the other factors that go to make up his indi- vidual effort and the skill which he has acquired of a bonus, however, it Is recog- nized to some extent that man who has been in the employ of the company for a year and longer Is worth more to the com Pany for his individual effort and the skill which he has acquired than new mana thing that Is not provided for by standard and fixed scale of wages
 In January, 1918, the companies of the Warren district announced that every man who had been in their service continuously for one year would receive $l00 bonus, with $50 for six months service, and the Phelps Dodge corporation at that time paid $I6l, lZO to 3,266 employees. When 1t Is
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-28

considered that the average number of em- ployes for the year was 3773 it will be seen that two-thirds of the men had been with the company six months or year.
 The bonus Is not given as reward for staying one year with the company. But labor turnover is costly; we all appreciate the cost of breaking in new men, the costs from accidents caused by new men and the many other factors caused by constantly changing crew of workmen that increase cost The fact that a workman stays with the company year or more decreases the rate of labor turnover, and to a consider able extent the company is giving the work man the saving resulting from that de- crease.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-28
A TRIBUTE

(MajOr Kelly. in Daily International
 In the early days he travelled through Arizona by stage, soon becoming interested and interesting others, with him in copper properties at Morenci, Globe, in Yavapai county and Nacozari, Mexico. All these properties have become great producers and from these camps have not only come vast amounts of wealth, but from them have also come many of the distinguished mining men of Arizona, who were trained under the direction of Dr. Douglas. Among these may be named Dr. L. D. Ricketts, C. E. Mills, Walter and ] s. Douglas, J. s. Williams, jr., P. C. Beckett and A. I. Thomson In the development Of copper in Arizona and in the introduction of new methods of treatment Dr. Douglas was the acknowledged leader until few years ago when his health, beginning to fail he gave up work, relinquishing the presidency of the Phelps Dodge corporation to his son president of the operating board of that company.
 The city of Douglas was named after the distinguished man who has just passed away. It was he who planned the construc- ton of the FL Paso & Southwestern railway from Bisbee to FL Paso and selected the spot now occupied by this city as the place for diverting the Nacozari railroad to Naco- zari, Mexico, to serve the Moctezuma Cop per company, an enterprise which he had built in Mexico to great proportions. It IS known that he always took much interest in the growth of this city and he ha; done much to provide in the early days many conditions to make life easier and more and more comfortable for the citizens, and especially for those employed at the smelter here. The citizens of Douglas have every cause for deep regret and sorrow because of the death of Dr. Douglas. Many there be here and in Bisbee, who can look back with appreciation to the many kindnesses and care which resulted to their individual benefit; the loss of Dr. Douglas will be sin cerely regretted in all sections of Arizona and by all classes of citizens, for be it said that no other man did more for the devel- opment of this great mineral state than did Dr. Douglas, who far many years devoted his great energy and distinguished scientific knowledge to the welfare of this state.
 In Bisbee, Douglas, Morenci and every other camp in which Dr. Douglas was inter ested may be seen public libraries, gymna- siums, churches and schools which have been created as means of promoting high class citizenship by this good man who was ever planning for the best interests of those in his employ