LOYAL TO HIMSELF ONLY MARCHING OUT TO, THEIR DEATH mighty never intended should reach an official station.^ Wffiks* Three Leaders After this election is over and Under date of September 29th* r^y Wilson meets his. political Waterloo F. A. Wilson tells the people of and Judge Pendergast's elect-, -Baudette that he is in favor of ed a House Member, Mr. Wilson himself for State Senator, and may wake up to the fact that Mr. Williams of Baudette for Representative. the people of this city and county GOLDEN GRAIN BELT BEERS This is the most •t are able to take the measure of blazen, .piece of (effrontery, ^the himself or any other self-seeking 'i 1 HARPERS WHISKEY worst 'manifestation of political politician whq would betray his "gall" that has ever been pulled fellow townman for a few votes ROCK SPRING WATER off by a political candidate. in Baudette.—Bemidji Independ- Here, in the city of Bemidji' ent# is Judge Pendergast, a nominee house representative, an man who EFFICIENCY COMMISSION 1 stands intellectually and otherwise, RECOMMENDS BOOKKEEPING UNDERWOOD & HA5SELBARTH, Local Agents -"if compared with Wilson, like 11 a mountain to a mole-hill. The International Falls, Minnesota Accurate accounts are' essential primary vote shews the comparative to good ^business. They must not standing of Pendergast and only be accurate but they must Wilson with the people of this give all the information necessary city. Now, our great embryonic to shoyv how the concern statesman, in the name of the city Wholesale Meat & Grocery Co stands. Not only how much it and county loyality, asks the people owes- It would be a bum set of Beniidji to betray our old, of business books that showed tried, trusted, true, able and ffiecient' E. A. Yernberg, Manager only the cash paid out when there citizen, Judge Pendergast, were bills payable to a large in order that he, Mr. Wilson, may, amount. Wholesale and Retail Meats, by such betrayal, gain votes in The state's books do not show Groceries, Fruits and Feed iM Baudette through such, we may *mm the bills payable. justly say, infamous, political The auditor's accounts show trickery and conduct. Ye Gods: Group of Belgian sharpshooters, flDgsged In guwrilla wiwtare and caplured Home-Made Sausage and Kvhat has been paid from each appropriation. is it possible that our people will by Germans, being led to the execution piaoe, wbert they were shot. Hamburger They do not show fall for such politics Is it possible what is owing until a voucher is that this distrct will send to PUT THE GERMAN IN THE BOW "I'll die first," said the sailor, as be drawn arid presented to the auditor. 't?he State Senate a man who, Give us a Trial and You Will straightened up. They can't show the bills while talking loyalty for himself, Stay With Us "Very weU," replied the captain He Wouldn't Tell British Captain payable because the auditor does "you are guing to die first anyway il preaches and practices disloyalty Where Mines Were, So Had any of us do. You hare helped lay not know what they are. for his fellow townsman? That Our Prices are Always Right and Our Stock. Always Fresh Danger. Poet. three mines. You know precisely A complete set of books in the He would ask us to place him, the where they are. We aire going to auditor's office "would show^ bills lesser man in a high position, and Second Ave. and Fifth Street International Fails, Minn. London—A story is going the hunt for them, and your position is payable as well as actual payments. founds here, that when one of the going to be right In the bow of this leave Judge Pendergast, the British mine-hunting boats captured In the efficiency commission's ship that if we hit one of them bo greater man, .the greater citizen, ft mine-laying trawler manned by G-srtnans you surely will be the first man to plan this will appear the greater public servant, at in the North sea the British die." Every obligation must be reported home. No wonder .some wise captain lined up his captives and He ordered the prisoner directly in to the auditor for apparatus, a picked out the weakest looking of the ^nan once said that "politics make the bow and then steamed ahead over Northern Minnesota Hospital contract, any transaction that the waters known to be mined. The lot. V- strange bed-feliows." It certainly Ordering him to step forward, he eifd of the story is that this vessel creates a definite obligation. And brings out the egotism, the gall, picked up nearly 300 mines while the •aid: under this plan the auditor must the impudence, and. the smallness WAS captured prisoner. kept In his "I want you to tell me where thoee keep track of this along with the of the politicians whom God Al­ position of danger. mines are t&at you laid.** payments. If a department has spent $30,000 out of a $100,000 appropriation and has made contracts BELGIAN BATTERY AT ANTWERP IN ACTION for $25,000 more, it has only $25,000 left to go on. And the books ought to show it. Keeping books does not of itself make expenditures any less. But it makes managers more careful, it calls their attention to the need' of prudence, it gives warning when economy is necessary. Every department that has any considerable amount to spend has to keep its accounts that ovyfi way. Sr The auditor's office, which keeps R. h. Moftohan, fvl. IX Elisabeth Monohan, M. D, accounts for all the state, ought Mary C. Ghostley, M. D, to have the'same information in Office over International State Bank. international Fails, Min regard to all the departments. It is against the. law for any man to go beyond his appropriation. When the auditor has this information about bills payable he will be able not only to stop payments in excess of the appropriation FINEST QUALITY but to check expenditures before LARGEST VARIETY they get to that point. In addition tothe prohibition of QUICK I LT (j\ the law be the warning of the EDC# WHITE 0RESSINC state's accounting department. THE TRINIDAD-LAKE-ASPHALT MAKES DIRTY r'**' CANVAS SHOES This ought to help some in the :K SHOES CLEAN*WHITE| r:. direction of better business methods. SOFTENS Get roofing that lasts. 2 jr PRESERVES applied What's the use of spending jO CLEANS f'! LEATHER I—RESTORES." money for repairs and MUST REPRINT COLOR -WCANVAS LUSTRE frequent re-roofing? 500,000 BALLOTS Genasco is proof against "GHT EDGE." the only ladies' shoe dressing that positively contains Oil. Blacks, Polishes and Pre- rain, snow, sun, wind, heat, serves ladies' and children's shoes, shines without After a brief hearing the state "FEENCH nMlaa»25c. GLOSS." 10C. supreme court issued an order directing cold, sparks, alkalis, acids DANDY" combination for cleaning and polishing all kinds of russet or tan shoes, 26c. ^TAR" size, 10c. Julius A. Schmahl, secretary —everything that harms WHITE" (in liquid form with spongejaolck* SCENE IN DINANT AFTER ITS DESTRUCTION "QUICK lydeans and whitens dirty canvas shoes. 10c. & 26c. of state, to reprint the "pink ordinary roofs. "ALEO" cleans and whitens BOCK. N9MH3C. ballot" containing the constitutional SUEDE, and CANVAS SHOES. In roond white cakes The natural oils of paekedin sine boxes, with sponge, 10c. In handsome, amendments. The order large alamlnum boxes, wit! ispsonlte. Trinidad Lake asphalt If your dealer does not keep the kind yon want, send oc was issued on petition of George the price In stamps for full lire package, charges paid. give it resistance, and WHITTEMORE BROS. A CO., H. Goodspeed, of Waseca, who asserted 10'M Albany Street, Cambridge, Mao*. make it last. that Mr. Schmahl failed to The Oldest and Largest Manufacturers of Shoe Polishes tn the World, comply with the law in printing Now is the time to let .f- the account of amendment No. 7» us have your order. on the ballot. This is the "seven senator"' amendment, and the act Falls Lumber & Goal Go. BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING submitting it provides that the PRESENTS words "seven senator amend International Falls, ment shall appear on the ballot. We have an endless assortment Minnesota Mr. Schmahl explained that none of appropriate gifts, of the other amendments have representing the newest and Mr titles, and that the clerk clipped finest products of the Jewelers' h. mshw the heading of each act, thereby Art. missing this special provision, Wedding rings, beautiful diamonds, Sparkling jewels, 1 will make every effort to comply Watches, Unique- silverware,' with the law:," said the secretary Sterling Novelties, Rich'cut of state. "It requires the ballots Glass, Clocks, Etc. to be in the hands of county auditors Monday. I have anew form N E S O N S set "up and the ballots will be run 1 Jewelry Store off and shipped as fast as possible."^ International Falls, Minn. The order nifeans the reprinting of about five hundred thousand ballots. I""- Hasqaerade and Theatrical 0,1 Costuipes for Rental We still have a few copies of Write for Special Discount the War Atlas, although many L. HOFFMANN, Ceetaaer is had shelled it-: The building on the left was a large hotel and, Part of Dlnant 4s it appeared after the have taken advantage of bur free Successor to Smith Costume Co. »stroyed. Near the bridge are seen some German soldiers fishing. lie other structures in the city, was til Muiuetts Ave., ttnaeapotis offer. A copy Free with each new or renewal subscription. V* u^jumiL