INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS SANK A GERMAN SUBMARINE Since Friday last the mill REPORT BELGIANS STUM RURAL VOTE TO UN OF JEM CEIStS whistle has been a reminder to the townspeople that the work of ELECT WM.E.LEE building was over and that a new MEXICO CITY SUBURBS NO LONG. CONDITIONS AT BRUSSEL8 DECLARED work was on. A preliminary try MOST ALARMINCL out was given the mill on Thursday, ER BEING ATTACKED. Responsibility of Republican Success and Friday it was decided to is Minnesota Rests on Shoulders make a few changes so that the Unsuccessfully Seek Foodstuffs in of Country Voter. Zapata Followers Cease Fighting, mill did not start until Saturday, Holland—U. 8. Supplies Now In Pending Peace Conference Results and since then has been running London JVlay Be Sent. Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 12.—It is —Washington Reports Hopeful. with a full crew. the country vote of Minnesota that decides It is well to note the rapidity state elections, but if the country The Hague, Oct. 12.—(Via London.) Mexico City, Oct. 13.—An attack vote does not turn out, the cities with which the work of construction —The Belgian legation asserts that ttade on the night of Oct. 10 at San exercise more than their proper share conditions in Brussels are alarming has gone forward. The old of influence. The democrats and their Angel, Xochimilco and other suburbs owing to a scarcity of food and other allies, the state brewery machine, are Of Mexico City by adherents of Emilio mill burned on the night of July supplies. During the siege of Antwerp centering tremendous efforts in the Zapata, caused a reign of terror In 3rd, and immediately the owners three large cities of the state. The it is said no Belgians were allowed the capital until Monday. The suapense vote is sure to come out in the cities, began to look about for another to leave Brussels unless tbey was realized when it was an* and if the cities should control the mill with which to complete, if had special passports. It Is asserted I bounced that Zapata's followers had earning election, William E. Lee might that Burgomaster Max has been transferred possible, the contract which they Agreed to cease all fighting until the be defeated. If the farmers and the The marvelous durability of from Namur to Germany. termination of the peace conference at dwellers in small cities and villages had. A mill at Gemmell was on 6 & "Nobby Treadn Tiresj the Famine Reported Serious. turn out well on Nov. 3, there will be jAguas Calientes. fact that they are really two tires the market, and was purchased London.—A dispatch to the Reuter "nothing to it." With this In mind Xochimilco was surrounded completely in one make them the tires that late in July. All of the machinery the republican state committee is making Telegram company says the Belgian you should unhestiatingly buy. by the Zapata men and reinforcements every effort bend now toward getting & minister to The Netherlands announces was at once removed and were also rushed to that the vote out. They have nothing famine prevails in most parts shipped to this place, the last installment frlaee on tram cars. to fear from a full and free expression of Belgium, which are occupied by the "WobbyTread'"lire» Indians Make Second Attack* of the choice of Minnesota voters. arriving about the last Germans. It is most serious at Brussels, Douglas, Ariz.—A second attack on William E. Lee Is strong with the of August. The work has been but the shortage of food is also Agua Prieta, Sonora, and Its Carranza farmers and rural dwellers of Minnesota. felt at Namur, Luxemberg and Hainault. rapidly pushed, as is evidenced are now sold under their regular In the primaries he carried the garrison was made Monday night by warranty—perfect workmanship state outside of Hennepin, Ramsey from the fact that in less than Yaqui Indians who were repulsed Sunday and material—BUT any adjustment Little Food in Brussels. and St. Louis county by 20,000. He night and two columns of May« three months from the day that is on a basis of lost those three counties by nearly A Rotterdam dispatch to the Exchange 5,000 Miles torena forces from Naco. 4,000. He carried Hennepin by 2,530 work on the superstructure was Telegraph Company says: The entrenched garrison successfully votes, but lost St. Louis by 2,440, begun, the mill was in full operation. "General Von Der Goltz, the German resisted the assaults. which nearly offset Hennepin, and he commander in Belgium, recently Most of the work has been Bullets from' both sides fell here lost .Ramsey by 3,991 votes. Outside MINNESOTA RUBBER Cr% sent several emissaries to Holland In the three counties the vote stood: A&d the inhabitants fled to the center done by local men under the direction Minneapolis, Minn. an endeavor to obtain foodstuffs to Eberhart, 55,794 Lee, 76,172. Northwest Distributors of the town for safety. of E. E. Polkinghorne and counteract the famine treatenlng Brussels. The three large counties in the general U. S. Protects Naoo. of These emissaries completely election 1912 cast 31 per cent C. B. Griffith, both of whom are Naco, Ariz.—The Ninth and Tenth of the total vote. Democrats are failed in their mission, aift the Dutch experienced mill wrights. The TTnlted States cavalry, under Colonel stronger in the cities than they are government is closely watching the C. A. P. Hatfield, were lined up along of opening of the mill at this time In the country. In the primary export trade. The emissaries, who are the international boundary to prevent June 16 there were 196,222 republican will prove a great boon to the BIRTHDAY AND WED. Dutchmen, say that Brussels has no the Villa and Carranza factions from One of tho English heroes of the votes cast for governor, and of these DING PRESENTS men of the town, who were looking salt, yeast or flour, scarcely any meat 68,643, or 30 per cent, were in the bringing their warfare onto American war is Albert Dougherty, chief gunner and no bread fit to eat. three large counties. These counties forward to a dull fall with •oil again. of the cruiser Cressy, who fired "Forty vendors of newspapers have cast 15,272 of the total democratic We have an endless assortment Peace Convention Proceeds. the shot that sent a' German submaP little or no work. Some twenty been sentenced to long terms of imprisonment vote of 42,775, or 36 per cent. It is Washington.—Hopeful reports reached rine to the bottom of the North sea of appropriate gifts, men are employed in the mill, and also worth noting that of the 2,874 by the German authorities Washington of the progress o€ the after three British cruisers had been .representing the newest and progressive party votes cast in the of these only three or four were for selling English, French and work of the military convention at sunk by the foe. finest products of the Jewelers' primary, 1,223 or 46 per cent were cast Belgian papers in Brussels." brought in from the outside to do Aguas Calientes to determine the personnel in the three large counties. Art. Belgian refugees now in Holland of the future government of It is evident that Lee's greatest the more skillful labor.- To the Wedding rings, beautiful Praise for German Humanity. number 600,000, according to the cor Mexico. strength, and the republican party merchants of the town who advocate diamonds, Sparkling jewels, Berlin.—In the Novoe Vremya, Petrograd, respondent at The Hague of the Exchange strength in general, lies in the country, General Zapata has sent three delegates home trade, the opening Watches, Unique silverware, Is printed a letter from a captured Telegraph Company. and it behooves Mr. Lee's friends in whose credentials have been accepted. Russian officer, praising the humanity the country districts of the state to of the mill is a decided help, as Sterling Novelties, Rich cut Doubt Belgians Are Starved. get their neighbors out to vote. Lee practiced in the German hospitals Glass, Clocks, Etc. Washington.—Acting Secretary of most of its employees are men of General Eduardo Hay, one of the efforts of the is pretty sure to carry Hennepin and the untiring State Lansing said that the question tnen who opposed the acceptance of families and must turn their county again, but the democrats are surgeons. NELSON'S of delivery of the food supplies now Carranza's resignation at the Mexico fighting hard for it, and Ramsey is wages into the avenues of trade held in England to destitute Belgians City convention, made an Impassioned likely to go for Hammond by a good Jewelry Store GERMANS REPORT in exchange for the necessities of in Brussels had beeir taken up with margin. speech yesterday at Aguas Calientes International Falls, Minn. SITUATION FAVORABLE life. The town needs more of the German foreign office by Ambassador Urging the adoption of a resolution Gerard in Berlin. DISTRICT NEWS calling on General Carranza to re* these industries which demand (Continued from Page I.) Although the Belgian minister here lease all political prisoners as General sober, industrious men as laborers \jT-HrLH filed a protest with the state department Villa had done. He was enthusiastically in making the things which against the alleged neglect of applauded as he suggested "The Interrupted artillery engagement are useful and necessary to the the German military government of that the language of the resolution be WILD WOOD in the Woevre region was resumed Brussels in supplying the Belgians happiness of men. changed from a "request" to an TL?Is3 nsisTr Oct. 11. At the same time the "order." with food, officials here are Inclined to German right wing and center resumed Married, last Wednesday, October CORSETS doubt that the Belgians really are being Rev. Test, of Mizpah, came in He said the acts and resolutions of the bombardment of Rhelms. the seventh, at the Catholic allowed to starve. Berlin already the convention should be regarded as Wednesday and held services that Situation Favorable for Teutons. Make the most of has denied the allegation. church, Mr. Louis LaChappelle orders on all chiefs, including Carranza. "On the whole the situation for the night. He went back Friday. your figure as well and Miss Andre Reno, both of this Germans is favorable. Mr. Hanscomb, a socialist The convention passed the resolution FIR§T BOSTON BRAVES TAKE village. Rev. Ryan officiating. as giving you cor* "Before his departure for the front in that form. speaker, was in here Thursday, Emperor William promoted Prince A goodly number of friends and rect style, comfort Official reports further stated that In and gave a lecture. We didn't Joachim (youngest son of the emperor) Defeats Philadelphia Athletics relatives were present to witness and service-Si.00 the prevailing spirit of the meeting is to the rank of cavalry captain. Opening Clash of World's Series learn particulars. one of harmony and a unanimity of the ceremony. A wedding repast up. "It is reported that a Russian fleet By Score of 8 to 1. Henry Graham had an attack Opinion exists against further blood* was given the immediate members of eight large vessels and ten small We'll fit you, Ihed. of la grippe and was obliged to ships was sighted Saturday near Philadelphia, Oct. 10.—The Boston of the two families at the VM^ Kustendje (a seaport of Roumanla on Braves, winners, of the National call in Dr. Skaro. home of the mother of the bride, BOSTON WINS IN ELEVENTH. E. E. PETERSON & CO. the Black sea) steaming in a southerly League, defeated the Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Syke went and in the evening a wedding supper direction." Athletics, champions of the American International Falls, Minn. Takes ^"hird Game From Philadelphia to Northome Tuesday and returned was given at the home of the Allies Claim Gains. League, by a score of, 8 to 1 in the —Need But One More. Wednesday. Paris.—The following official statement first battle for the world's championship groom's parents. Both of the was given out: of 1914. Some 22,000 persons contracting parties are we'll Mr. Jewell, who was in attending Fenway Park, Boston,, Oct. 13.—Before "There Is nothing In particular to saw the opening engagement of the kirown in town, the groom being one of the greatest crowds that the farmers' meeting, returned report. seven-game series. ever witnessed a world's series combat, the son of [. H. LaChappeli«:. who to Northome Tuesday. "Violent attacks have occurred Bender and Schlang and Rudolph the Braves beat the Athletics five along the front. for ears ha run the LaChappelle and Gowdy were the battery selections Knut Ettestad was a Northome to four in the eleventh inning the "We have gained ground at some of the rival managers. Bender hotel of this place. The bride has visitor last Tuesday, returning third game for championship of the points and we have not lost at any was knocked out of the box by the grown to womanhood in the village, World. Wednesday. place." Boston batsmen and he was replaced Victory for the Braves meant that and has a host of friends Our mail carrier, Mr. Rousse, 22,000 Allies Interned In Holland. by Wyckoff in the seventh Inning. they needed but one more game to dethrone ALL KINDS who rejoice with her and her London.—Altogether 22,000 British Gowdy's three base hit to the fence in didn't make the round trip Friday, BLACK the supposedly invulnerable and Belgian soldiers are interned at right center In the fifth inning was husband in their new happiness. but stayed over in town, returning Philadelphia team. ^CKS.POLls^f. different points In Holland. About 1,500 one of the features of the opening Saturday morning the happy Saturday. Bush pitched for Philadelphia and SOFTENS of theste men are British. This game. Tyler was on the mound for the couple went to International Falls Axel Carlson returned home statement has been made by the Dutch Braves. Schang and Gowdy were behind to spend a few days at the county war office, according to a dispatch Wednesday, after a prolonged 8enate Votes Mediators Medals. the bat. from the Rotterdam correspondent of seat. Washington, Oct. 10.—A joint resolution absence. the Times. extending the thanks of congress Mrs. E. E. Griffith returned Sues Land Is For $25,000. Ghent Reported Occupied. to the South American diplomats from her trip to Iowa last Saturday Chicago, Oct. 13.—Suit for $25,000 LITTLEFORK AND VICINITY The Germans have occupied Ghent. who acted as mediators between damages filed against United States TO OPEN TURN KEY I morning. Though no official confirmation is obtainable the United States and the Huerta government Judge Kenesaw M. Landis Is the result "Oil Paste" Polish here, news dispatches from "Shorty" Ragla returned Sunday in Mexico, was passed by the Mrs. W. R. Deteker was in the of 30 days spent in jail by Frank two sources seem to establish the authenticity senate. The resolution provides also morning from Dakota. Falls, Saturday on business. Blacklldge on a contempt charge preferred For all kinds of Black Shot* of the report. for an appropriation of $3,000 for tht Mr. Jewell, county agriculturist by the federal judge. Blacklldge Mr. Anderson, of Minneapolis, Blacks, Polishes, Preserves The first news of the Immense purchase of gold medals to be presented became involved in a bankruptcy agent, was in town, Wednesday, •bo Russet "Oil Paste visited Ole Olson, last Wednesday stride of the invaders since their withdrawal to the three mediators. Ambassador suit and Judge Landis accused him of taking in the potato exhibit at from In front of Antwerp was on business connected with his da Gama,. representing Brazil Same size box. each 10c. Perjury. He bases his claim for damages received by the London Star from its the school. Minister Naon of Argentina and Minister Ask Your Dealerfor work. on alleged impairment of his correspondent in Rotterdam. The dispatch Suarez of Chile. We are glad to note that our health due to his stay in jail, loss of Mrs. J. F. Dade, of Blackduck, mmmimMo, says laconically: his position and $2,400, which, it is alleged, town is to have a drug store in the has been visiting with her parents, "It is reported that the Germans bankruptcy Claim Overwhelming Advance. was involved in the very ne&r future. Mr. M. E. Dixon, have entered Ghent in their advance Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scarlett, Sr., foceedingg. on Ostend." who for years conducted such of Forsythe, the past week. Petrograd, Oct. 10.—The Russian Unofficial Confirmation Comes. center, mobilized at Warsaw, has a store at Browerville, this state, Work on the bridge over Beaver Confirmation of an unofficial character, started forward on the first lap of its has recently moved to town, and Brook will begin very shortly. U. 8. to Back Commerce. with additional detail, came in a march to Berlin. War office advices 'leased the front store room of the Washington, Oct. 13. President dispatch to the Central News from Amsterdam, A car load of steel arrived last of the czar's forces, Is now entering Wilson gave assurances that American which states: I. O. O. F. hall, and will open up Friday, and was side tracked at said that this army, Including the pick Minneapolis Dollai^Hotel The merchants trading in Europe "A troop of German cavalry entered a store as soon as his fixtures and action in the territory around Wlocl* Bradley spur. 300 MODERN ROOMS would have the government back of Ghent and the German colors were immediately wek, around the Vistula and 30 miles goods arrive and are installed. Jocatod la Hoart «f Boainws Distil* Mr. Ball, a painter from Big them to the limit of their rights and hoisted over the town hall." from Thorn. Russian forces In Po» 91.22 SINGLE RATI $1e2£ The town offers a good opportunity Falls, was working in town last that he did not expect there would be The Germans evidently met with no land have now advanced to within 0B CUnOPLAN §1,99 RATE POR TWO PERSON* for a good doctor, and this any Interference on the part of the n» opposition in their occupation of the Wednesday, doing some painting MUVATC BATH AND TOILET EXTRA miles of Posen, It is asserted. Fighting tlons at war. COMPLETE SAFETY city. Ghent had been reported held by a4rance move of Mr. Dimond will render continues, but the Russian for Oliver Erickson and O. McPaulson. AUTOMATIO SPRINKLERS the allies up to several days ago, but ia steady and overwhelming such a step more practicable as AND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION Belgian Soldiers Reported Trapped. apparently the garrison has been withdrawn uvea he is a licensed pharmacist. (INSURANCE RECORDS SHOW NO Miss McCurdy, who is teaching ito Ostend to join the defensive Safe. Loafr EVER IN A SPRINKLEO BUILOINSJ Thinks Holland's Neutrality C. Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller en­ Flushing, Holland, Oct. 13.—Reports •VERY ROOM HAS HOT AND COLD army in protecting the temporary Belgian wlQ at Forsythe, departed for RWNNIM New York, Oct. 13.—Germany WATER. STEAM HEAT, OAS AND BLCCTRM that a great party of the Belgian army capital. tertained Mr. and Mrs. Earley at not violate Holland's neutrality, in the UOHTS. AND TELEPHONE SERVICE. Puluth last Friday morning, that fled from Antwerp has suffered Occupation Has Advantages. SEVEN STORY ANNEX IN CONNECTION. opinion of the Dutch ambassador to supper last Tuesday evening. where she will attend a reunion disaster are current here A dispatch It is generally considered here that the United States. Mr. Will Gordon, of Pelican of her family. She will return from Hulst states that thousands of Ghent has ceased to figure in the defensive dent of the state W. C. T. U., will Rapids, Ls visiting his brothers King Albert's troops have crossed the to her work next week. plan of the allies since the fall Dry Farmers in Session. Fri- Dutch frontier and surrendered for and sister. speak in the Baptist church, of Antwerp because its location makes Einar Stuvland, a resident of Wichita, Kan., Oct. 13.—With a parade, internement. The rumors persistently it peculiarly susceptible to isolation. headed by George H. Hodges, Manager W. H. Gemmell has day evening at eight o'clock. A the Net River district, accidentally circulated say that the retreating Its possession by the Germans, however, governor of Kansas, executives of other given his approval to the pro- cordial invitation is extended to shot himself, last Wednesday, Belgians were trapped between LokeretL gives them a great taotical advantage, western states and a battalion of position of having" the station all to come and hear this interest* and St. Nicholas by Germans advancing with a shot gun the whole load as its occupation in fortified the Kansas National Guard, the Ninth from the east *and south and lighted with electricity from the ing and forceful speaker. strength would make it practically impossible being discharged into his breast. later national Dry Farming congress Were routedjylth heavy losses* for the allies to attempt with LaChappelle plant. A well light- Mrs. Deteker has been in at' cenvenad here. He was brought to town Friday W W any degree of success a flanking movement ed depot is an advertisement for tendance upon Mrs. Gable, who ia and taken on'the evening train and would force them to make a Indian Weman Killed By Train. Adrians Report On Przemsyl. a town, and a great convenience quite sick. to Bemidji, where he was placed Mandan, N, D., Oct. 12.—Mary White frontal attack in the event they should London, Oct. 13.—A telegram from to travelers when the train ar Mr* and Mrs. C. A. Miller leftx in the hospital there. Ole Oleson take the offensive. Ghent, which is Eagle, an Indian, was mnk down and' Vienra says: "It is officially an» a Wednesday, to spend a few days rives after dark. killed by Northern Ffcurifloc train. It 33 miles from Ostend, also guards the acfcneeS that the Austrian rapid adrelieved Oi Net River, accompanied him to le believed sho was asleep on t*e German lines of communication in Bel- on their claim. gj Przemsyl, Miss Rozette Hendrix, presi Bjpmidji. 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