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, 1919-05-05

COWS. was at work UOQay, not only IN
the attempt TO trace the authors OF the
terrorist plots, but to guard against The
Reds" boast of a country wide sur
prise on May day. Persons in touch
with the Federal and Municipal authOri-
ties predicted today that the haunts Of the
Reds here would be invaded and Radicals
deported. This opinion was expressed
after a conference which ended alter
midnight atten ed by Police Commits
sioner EnrighJ, 20 whom one OF the
BOMBS was addressed, me District AttOr-
ney and Department OF Justice ~invesJi-
gators. 1t is understood that these ON
Gals decided to put an end towards an
archisCs and others OF their type in New
York.
London, May 1st.-Fifty-six Jews have
been killed at Pinsk, according 10 an an
n0uncemGnt from the centrai Office OF
the Zionist Association, winch received
its information from the organization
OF its Copenhagen bureau. Forty per
sons were imprisoned and brulaily treat
ed, il IS said, and three women were
logged, one a school mistress being
rendered insane by the torture. The
at Pinsk are reported to
be closed and the Jews have been
impressed at 10 ced labour. Military
leaders are said to have demanded 1906,
900 marks, threatening to shoot Jewish
leaders ii that sum is NOT paid within
tWenty-I0ur hours.
Cleveland, Ohio, May 1st-One man is
dead, three policemen were shot, and
probably two hundred persons were
badly injured, a score or more OF whom
are in hospital, and more than n hun
dred persons were arrested up 10 three
O'Clock this al afternoon, as a result of a
Socialist May Day demonstration, which
resulted in a dozen different riots in
the down tow section this afternoon.
New York, May LIST. The Associated
Press tonight issued the following: The
Peace Congress at Versailles has formal
Iy begun its sessions. The eyentfui day
which the world had awaited since
the signing Of the armistice on Nov.
18th last year, has at last arrived.
The German PIeniporentiaries have met
the representatives Of the Allied and
Associated Powers, and across the table
have carried out the first preliminary.
which probably will mean a return to
actual peace in the not far distant future.
This Preliminary was the handing to the
representatives of the Allied and Asso-
ciated Powers by the Germans Of their
creden ials, certifying their right to act
for Germany in accepting the peace
treaty, which later is to be given them,
outlining the terms which the Peace Con
ference in Paris has decided Germany
, 1919-05-05

up win the procedure. Inc IOfIldllly
of addresses was entirely dispensed
with. When the brief ceremony ended,
the Germans Immediately left the Tria-
non hotel for their place of residence.
Mr.. Lloyd George did not attend the
function neither did Premier Clemen-
ceau. nor President Wilson, who were
represented respectively by NJ. Cambon
and Mr.. Henry White. Lord Hardinge
represented Great Britain, and Ambas-
sadOr MatSui, Japan. The Italians were
unrepresented. The japanese questions
having been settled, and neither side
to the controversy over ltaIy's claims
to Fiume and the Dalmatian coast haN-
ing eVinced any intention OF seeking to
continue discussion Of hem on Thurs
day, Peace Conference circles were rela-
lively quiet. An appeal has been made
by the Hungarian Govt. for q cessation
Of hostilities by the Roumanians who
recently have been making tn If way
rapidly toward Budapest. A similar
proposal has been made to the Jugo-
SiaVs, with an offer OF territorial con
cessions for acquiescence.
San Salvador, April Both Delayed.
The earthquake which occurred here
at dawn on Monday was the most Vio-
lent ever registered in this country.
Several tremors Of less violence have
been telr since. Many people are Sleep
ing in the parks and Piazzas, but the
electric-light and water services have
been restored
Pekin, April Both CDelayed): Both
Houses of the Chinese Parliament passed
9 resolution today protesting through
the Foreign Office to the Delegates of
the five Great Powers at Paris against
the transfer of the control Of Kiao Chan
to Japan. Both Houses request that Kiao
Chau be restored direct to China without
conditions.
Copenhagen, May LIST. Italian t oops
and war material are being landed
at Sebenico and lara on the eastern
coast of the Adriatic, according to ad,
vices from Spalato. The troops are adj
vancing eastward, and the italians are
bringing up reinforcements to the de
barkation lines.
San Juan, Del Norte, May lst-Citizens
of Costa RIGA who have been in exile
since the Tinoco Govt. came into control
there, according to reports reaching here
are gathering forces in the southern and
eastern end of lake Nicaragua and points
on the San Juan river. The situation on
the Costa Rican border, it is declared,
may result in fighting. Recent reports
from Central America have been that
the Costa Rican Govt. had sent several
thousand troops to the northern frontier
to protect it against probable incursions
L. H. TOc4O D'aoo .OvIlar
, 1919-05-05

1OOQ COlllIlIlSSdIlG nave dIIlNGQ DIT NlCi-
ma with their families and are supposed
to have fled from Budapest.
St. Thomas News.
At about twenty minutes to eleven
o'clock last night a severe shock ii earth
quake was felt. The heavy rolling which
was deep and loud came from the south.
Minor shocks were felt, one prior to
the heavy one. and others afterwards.
These effects, the outcome OF volcanic
eruption somewhere. much depend upon
the vein the place feeling the shock is
situated.
1t has been long believed that this
island is situated on the vein which con
meets the Souffreire, St. Vincent. with
some other volcano. 1t would appear to
us that either "Orizaba" or i opocate-
peIt" in Mexico is connected with the
''Souffreire" and one of them no doubt
might have been in action. st. Thomas
Bulletin, 1St May.
The S. S. ''Balesairo" of the Emergen-
cy Corporation Fleet, Captain G.. John
son, now in port, belongs to one of the
steamship lines recently inaugurated and
'lOiSiJ ioNCNlN0 Ny SOISIONo' j liz
schedule of these steamers is as follows:
Line 1-Leaves Boston for ST. Thomas
touching at New York; thence to South
America along the Atlantic coast.
Line J~I-Leaves Boston, touching New
York on way to St. Thomas; thence via
the Panama Canal to South America
along the Pacific coast.
Line III--As will be seen, will not
call here. but leaving Philadelphia will
sail to Charleston, S.. c., thence to South
America.
" Leaves PHILADELPHIA, thence to
Charleston, S. c., and St. Thomas, then
via the Canal to Balboa, Pan.
On their return trip likewise will these
lines call at St. Thomas. Hence, there
is great necessity for preparations to
meet the new demands; and we hope
all interested could get together, and
solve certain problems that seem ready
to act as deterrents to our commercial
Uplitt. 1t is said that the S. S. 'Balesa-
rio" will be going to Porto Rico to have
the repairs to her engines effected. his,
if true, will and must affect US material
ly. Hence let us not sleep, but be up
and doing. st. Thomas Mail Notes,
M0y 1st.
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Debs at the Prison Door.

81 enter the prison door flaming
revol,1tionist. my head unbent, my spl-
rit untamed, my soul unconqueraoie.
So spoke Eugene v. Debs when ne
passed through the door OF the west
Virginia penitentiary to begin serving
a sentence of ten years for violation OF
the espionage act.
AS mere words they ring we'll. Some
Americans will think and speak OF
them as inspired and from the lips Oh q
martvr. An overwhelming majority OF
straight-thinking Americans, however
will murmer chunk" or something or
that significance when they consider
the source of he words.
Nobody in this country seeks TO con
nuer the soul of Debs. He IS beng
dealt with as plain violator OF the
laws of his country, entitled to Meth
er more nor less consideration tnan i
given to any other deliberate law
breaker. Nobody is thinking partlcu.
larly about tanning his spirit or ABOUT
Keeping him from being "a flaming
reyolutionist." He can flame all ne
pleases so long as he flames within
the law.
Debs famed beyond the bounds o.
the law, and that is what got him IN
to his present plight. He is to be pun
ished. or restrained of his liberty, O
whatever else one may choose to cal
It. because he flouted a duly enacted
federal statute and challenged tn
authorities whose business It was t
see that the statute was obeyed.
l-Exchange.
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GENERAL SUMMERALL

No general expected more of his sol
diers than Summerall and no general
expected more of himself.
IF you win, your mistakes do not
count" he told group OF offlcers
one day. IF you lose, they do. IL
Won win. your men have their reward
for their wounds and suffering, and
those who have fallen have not died IN
vain. lie you fail. your men feel that
all their effort has been waste. 10
not fail. Go through"
1t was said of him, as it was said OF
Grant, that he was not worried by
losses. Like Grant, he always went
through. Pershing could depend up
on him, as Petain could depend upon
Mangin to go through and as Lee de-
pended upon Jackson to arrive on time
and ahead of the enemy. On two oc-
casions he "went through" in decisive
drives which must be of immortal
memory in the history of our army IN
France: in the five terrific days OF
smashing blows toward scissors and
again when the 1st Division took the
heights of the Aire and forced
wedge into the heart of the German
position in the Argonne battle. Consl-
dering the detectives he gained, staff
officers consider him master econo-
mist of lives, as he was comparing
what he gained for given number OF
casualties with what many other dlvl-
sions for their casualties. With an iron
will he applied the principle that IN
war is lost. If you keep the upper
hand. the enemy suffers more heav1-
" than you. Summeralps standard
was always what he was doing to the
enemy. and his attitude toward the
enemy was not that of professional
soldier who regards war as game
/ in which you are testing your Wits
againts an adversary. He would ex-
hibit Peter the Hermit fervor at
times when he spoke of his soldiers
crusade against the Hun. With his
staff around him in the midst OF an
action he gave an impression OF abso-
late grasp of their parts and his. In
this. as in everything he did, he hao
> touch of the histrionic. He was most
concretely modern in arranging his
patterns of barrages, and at the same
time il occurred to an observer thai
i it would have taken only a change Of
parb and hardly of mood to make hin
perfectly at home among the knights
before the walls of Jerusalem. 81
+ this time you will understand that n
lis type that it is easy to write abou
and that there are several Summeralis
From "Pershings Generals in Col
lliers Magazine.
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size of your shoes; then subtract from
it the buttons on your last summer
suit. Divide this by the size of your
collar, add this to the amount OF
your unpaid taxes and laundry bill,
and then divide this by thirty per cent
of your telephone number. Next add
the total weight of your family plus
your serial number in She draft, di-
vide by all the speeches on the increase
in pay for shipyard employees that have
been made and this will constitute
your income tax. This reliable in
formation has been found to be the
only system there is to correctly fig
ure out your income tax. Ii you do
not find it to be correct the first TWEEN
ty three times you have figured it out
try it thirteen times more Comfrey
Times.
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Can't Do the Work

It's too much to try to work every
day against constant, dull back
ache. or sudden darling pain in the
small of the bck. Be rid OF it. Try
Doan's Kidney Pills. Your neigh
bor recommend them.
William Milbradt, retired farmer,
Redwood Falls, says: about a year
ago / had pretty bad attack of kid
new complaint. I couldn't get about
to do nv work. I was SO sore and
lame across my back, it hurt me to
turn over on the couch and / had
to have assistance. / was in about
As bad shape as anyone could be. The
kidney secretions passed too freely
and were accompanied by burning
sensation. A friend told me to try
Doan's Kidney Pills, so ] bought two
boxes. Doan's gave me quick relic.
and am certainly thankful.
Price so cents, at all dealers. Don
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the sam
| that Mr.. MiIbradt had. Foster Nil
burn CO., Mfgrs., Buffalo, n. X.
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THE PROBLEM OF THE FILIPINOs

Discussing the proposition OF in
denendence for the Philippines, The
Red Wing Republican suggests that
there is an alternative to that pro-
position that has been little discus,
ed. The islands might be adm1tted
TO statehood. The Red Wing pa
per saws that this would be as much
of a fulfillment of the American prln-
ciple of "self- determination" as turn
ing them loose to shift for themselves
1t continues:
Such action, would presuppose a
desire for statehood on the part OF
the Filipinos, and there is little. IN
dication of any sentiment for it a.
mong them.
1t is doubtful, too, whether state
hood would work very well In tnls
case. The Philippines are too lar a.
way and too different in nature 10 III
| into the Union properly. We have got
along well with our national 1edera-
ton because our states form one com OH:
pact mass and people are, with negi'-
lgibIe exceptions, one race, speaking Tue
same language and having the same
ideals and institutions. States Danced
together have to legislate Tor the
whole area thus united. The Flllplnos
4 NAV be well qualified to vote on PM.
/ ippine questions, but poorly quallflee
Ito vote intelligently on American ques
tions. and the Americans would be JUS
about as poorly qualified TO vote OF
Philippine questions. The islander
have made the most rapid progress 20
ward seIf-sufficiency since they wer
given their own congress. 1t Is Jus
as well for the two peoples TO keel
, their hands off each others affairs
, With Porto Rico and Hawaii the ST
{ uation is somewhat different. BON 9
these possession" are near our mar
b land, and both have considerable an
: increasing proportion Of American SCI
> tiers. The natives, too, probably q
: lerage somewhat higher than the Fiji
linos who are intelligent and capaD
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at the top with stratum of savages at
the bottom.
There is no talk of giving indepen-
dence to Porto Rico and Hawaii, and
apparently no occasion for it, since the
natives do not ask for it and the Unit
ed States is glad to keep the islands.
It is quite possible therefore, thai we
shall admit them to statehood eventu-
ally. Indeed, it is probably inevitable,
if we keep them, because no American
citizen wants to continue Indefinitely
governing any subject people" or de-
nying anybody under the American
flag and civic rights that he himself
possesses.
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rood. S.. In Probate Court.

wood, S., In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ems
ma Milbradt, Decedent.
Letters of Administration this day
having been granted to William MID
bradt.
1t is Ordered, That the time
within which all creditors of tha
above named decedent may present.
claims against his estate in this
Court, be, and the same hereby is.
limited to three months from and at
ter date hereof; and that Monday, tia,
| 21st day of July 1919, at 10 O'Clock q.
M, in the Probate Court Rooms at tha
Court House in the City of Redwood
Falls in said County, be, and the same
hereby is, fixed and appointed as tia
time and place for hearing upon AND
the examination, adjustment and al
lowance of such claims as shall la
presented within the time aforesaid
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order IN the Reds
wood Gazette.
wood Gazette as provided by law.
Dated April 18th, 1919.
A. r. LAUDON,
Judge of Probate
A. C. Dolliff,
Attorney for Petitioner.
| COURT SEALj 40-sta>
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THE LEAGUE PACT.

Suppose it isn't perfect in its every
single line!
Suppose it's only human-not spark
in it divine!
Suppose it's but treaty full OF faults
for men to tell
IL it helps to stop wars murders
twill be doing very well!
Suppose it isn't worded just as you
would like to see!
Suppose it's every sentence doesn't
quite appeal to me!
They may not jam together all the
flats that they should.
But if it stops the slaughter 1t Will
still be making good!
It may be shy on logic or it may be
scant of wit,
But a few mistakes technisic will not
worry me bit.
It's the spirit of the nations that we
want in that big pact,
And il il keeps US friendly for While
its quite an act!
Suppose it isn't perfect-no such com.
| pact ever was!
Its a move in the direction of the
Greatest Human Cause.
If it stops mankind from fighting, anC
some brother-love awakes,
/ / don't care a continental it there ar
a few mistakes.
There cannot be much error when
score Of lands or more
Are bound to help each other in tn
| settling of a score,
So If the League Of Nations prove
some day Paper Scrap,
I'm feel a wee bit safer when | kno'
it's on the map!
-Lurana Sheldon in the New Yor
i Times.
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GEO RITTRICH'S MUSIC STUDIO.

GEO. BITTRICH'S MUSIC STUDIO.
LOCATION: Second Floor Scenic City
Meat Market. Membership now open
for both bands, Scenic City Band,
Junior Band.
Instructions on Violin, Piano, Corne:
Voice. Harmony and Theory. Also all
Band and Orchestra instruments.
In Piano teach School Course, Violin
Cornet taught French Method.
Saturdays Will Be Reserved For Pu-
pills Outside the City.
BAND REHEARSALS.
Tuesday and Friday Eve. at 500
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Hot Air
Heating
Plants

You can get Kerosine oil for Is cents
per gallon and your incubator may
run even and make Hatch. But if a
better oil at higher price will insure
a more even heat and better Hatch
then the Highest price is the cheaper
You can buy hot air heating plant
for any old price and you will wonder
why your plant does not work as well
as Henry Kucks.
If by paying a little more and get
ting perfect job. or the kind you
thought you were going to get it
is cheaper to buy the Higher Price
Job.
Will give you what you want.
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CITATION FOR HEARING ON Fla.
NAL ACCOUNT AND FOR
DISTRIBUTION.

Estate of Mary Winter.
State of Minnesota, County OF Red
wood, S., In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Mary
Winter Decedent.
The State Of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account
and distribution of the estate of said
decedent: The representative OF the
above named decedent, having filed IN
this court his final account OF the adj
ministration of the estate of said de-
cedent together with his petition pray
ing for the adjustment and allowance
| of said final account and for distribu~
/ ton of the residue of said estate to
the persons thereunto entitled; There
fore. You and each of You. are here's
by cited and required to show cause
| If any YOU have, before this court at
THE Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House, in the City of Redwood Falls.
lin the County of Redwood, State OF
Minnesota on the 18th day OF May
1919. at ten o'clock a. m. why said
IDetition should not be granted
Witness, the Judge of said Court aR6
the Seal of said Court, this 14th day of
April, 1919. .o,r
Probate Judge.
A. C. DOLLIFF,
Attorney for Petitioner. !.
: COURT SEAL) Ss-sts.s
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ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILE
CLAIMS, AND FOR HEAR
ING THEREON.

Estate of Emma Milbradt.
State Of Minnesota, County Of Red
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state OF Ohio. City OF Toledo.
r ..naO Tnasufw M@

Frank !. Cheney makes oath that ne
Is senior partner OF the nrm OF =. a.. :.
cheney e. Co. doing business in the City
of Toledo. County and State aforesaid.
and fhat said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for eacn
and every case OF Catarrh that cannoI 1e
cured bv the use of HALLS CATARRH
WEDTCINE. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed IN
nv presence. this 9Th day OF December.
IA Is 1886. A. w. GLEASON.
(SeaD NOTARY ruDnS.
ternaliv and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces OF the System. Seno
Tor testimonials. free.
III. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. y.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
HalI's Family Pills for constipation.
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Don't be so insistent on your own
rights that you forget those of the
fellow.-Ex.
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HOW TO FIGURE INCOME TAX

We are under obligations to read
er for the following unique method OF
figuring the income tax.
Take the first three figures OF your
automobile license and add to it the
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AuCtiOneer
J. NJ. STEWART
g years experience
Redwood Falls, Mimi.
Results Will
Startle Redwood Falls

People report quick results from
pure Lavoptik eye wash. A girl with
weak. stained eyes was helped Dy
ONE application. Her mother could
N1ot sew or read because OF eye pains.
Tn one week her trouble was gone. a
small bottle of Lavoptik is guaranteed
tn helm EVERY CASE weak, strained
or ;-1flamed eyes. ONE WASH startles
with its quick results. Aluminium eye
Gun FREE. The Old Reliable Drug
Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-03

IN URNED the crank the adding machine directed the catalogue
Shells and six tobacco tags Pushed the little wooden aaron
way Got no ringing ano we'll have
out with the meager dope hoveed together by the form bugs
shaooing ouPee Willard knocked Jack Johnson blonde av
ro Se fnuess on WIZARDS doeefon Of e6ns
wgg Jack touring west Dempsey is liable to stroll out of
stuff is the old Three pretty little she'll. and
ever buying real estate on the proceeds
aable BIRDS With the revolving shirt fronts Who had the metropolitan
d a r old s ar 5 ra 2Pi e ao have Is %aafa
The old guessing gt is the bait that grabs the mR aG - M
of question ks3 You S f ehPed then then , Won that no
affair fake or hgbug but scientific exhibition Of mechanical skill this
gained for ourselves reputation repeat gentlemen planet
gold-its the eangs gold wo hewisp
a e ind f qy Pleasant s 9 o 5 6 S Sbs
utes the cane you ring is the cane you get Don't be ghtwad get
That cracking cuckoo knows that he grab the velvet BY let
g us T b S9' @ @ br o feel @ u To he's
That hound couldn't sell he tried to sell EN- Some
But he knows that he guess his the mob # the
before they artedhy wouldn't start So they break their backs
on with sboehorH1.
question: % the WB 6 south s ss sa & 9 SS B:eB s 9
never know what they going get they order from on which
every pms G the like Ford 1aor .,r get dish THAT
They don't know which the
it's all about but they are afraid to admit it
If Tom Upton could yachts the
boy would be eating off 4pce dinner Of championship He's
guessed often enough big take
grabbed tmbe Which is what keeps him buying
coupons Knowing how play going to end what makes the audience
between the and their checks
an Tom will keep guessing until he wins the his life insurance
Shooting bird off his perch isn't INDUCED in
because there attached There
attached to German Iron Kross for two Fbecau
boche econdbecuse is German which
first Each Hun had his Kro before of the
herring gymnasium want to for grab
double.
The old cane you ring is the you get
If