INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS American shipping interests, and BRITISH ARMED CRUISERS AMERICA'S SHIPMENTS BACK TO THE LAND. has overhauled most of the car*, TIE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS OF SINEWS OF WAR EARN FORTUNES IN WAR goes originating in the United Labor goes a hunting round AND BORDER BUDGET States, and in many instances Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska But cannot find a job, Steamships Formerly in Atlantic has prevented delivery of ship** and Representative Bartholdt of Entered as Second Gass Matter June 23, 1909, at the Post While riches great in the west Trade Now Hunting German ments on the general supposition Vessels. Missouri have introduced bills in abound, Office at International Falls, Minn., Under Act of Congress that they "suspicious." The were Congress making it lawful for And hunger sounds its sob. of March 3, 1879. advocates of the Hitchcock and London, Dec. 20.—The scale of business concerns in the United INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PUBLISHING CO. Bartholdt measures declare that States to contract or ship to any There lies the loam so black and hire for vessels chartered by the some sort of legislation of this George P. Watson, Editor and Manager nation at war, and class of ammunition, good, British government for use as kind is essential, and they hold Around on every side, armed cruisers, troop ships, hospital arms or armament. In Official Paper of International Falls and Ranier, Minnesota out that this is quite necessary line with this same theory, that Sufficient to provide us food ships and other purposes for the Congress to pass some And from the tempests hide. has been drawn up by an admirality in order to maintain strict neutrality Bemidji Lad Inventor. Tomorrow is Christmas day. such law in order to more fully, the United States should sub-committee, and from In Wesley McTaggart, the The day upon which we celebrate prdtect and tsfablish the neutrality But we at present cannot have these rates it is possible to make not permit its institutions to supply nineteen-year-old son of George the advent of the Saviour of mankind. which our government This land so rich and fair, a rough calculation of the earnings the sinews of war. Charles McTaggart, Bemidji, has found One of the greatest evidences wishes to obtain. 'Cause government was base and M. Schwab, president of the in the three months of some of the verity of our belief an inventor. gave of -the biggest vessels which are Bethlehem Steel Company, has Of a mechanical mind, young is the fact that the more perfect Bemidji is Model City. aceded to the request of President The rich the poor man's share. well known in the Atlantic trade. civilization becomes the more McTaggart has always found Wilson and Secretary of State They are as follows: Not to be outdone by the record closely it centers around and time to experiment with various Bryan, and has cancelled an order Now every dime from land does Earnings of the county's bastile in being harmonizes, with the life and teachings forms of machinery, electricity Speed In three from Great Britian to furnish come, left without a single prisiner, the Vessel— Tons. Knots. Months of Him who came not to be and engines. For a time it was Aquitania ....45,647 23 $855,850 twenty submarines at a net cost No matter where it be, city police have not made an arrest Caronia 19,600 18 308,400 ministered unto but to minister his mother's sewing machine that Carman ia 19,600 18 308,400 And labor only brings it home of $350,000 each. American manufacturers during the past twelve days, Cedrlc 21,035 17 315,000 and who gave His life a ransom called his attention, its parts always have been meeting From field and mine and sea. Tunisian 10,376 16 158,640 and the call of the docket since for all. May the full import of being in the stages of reconstruction Emp. of Britainl4,189 20 241,500 tremendous demands from the December 2, has been without the the glad tidings which He came when most needed. In addition the government is So if we only had the land, European nations for war supplies fan^ilia^ character known as a to bring and the helpfulness of all Then his father's launch engine recommended to pay the cost of We have the labor now, and equipment. All these "jag." This is a record for the its attendant blessings rest upon went through the overhauling Then mlight we hope on every preparing the vessels for state shipments have gone to the allies, Bemidji jail, said Chief Lane today.—Bemidji us all on this glad day. about every other day. purposes, for time lost between hand since Germany has been inaccessable Pioneer. Growing tired of the more sim-pie end of charter period till restoration To reap of what we sow. to our ships. And principles of mechanism, a of the vessel in normal work The Minnesota delegation in while, unwittingly, our aid has Buy your friend a non-leakable desire grow upon him to perfect and for higher wages. congress have been asked to support As things are now we only gain been a great boon to the allies, fountain pen as a birthday or a wireless telegraph instrument, an amendment to the liquor A pittance at the best, Breat Britain has been a perfect Christmas present, at the Press and after two years of continual Self-Pity. provision of the Chippewa treaty And have to work with might and pirate in its interference with office. experimenting he has been rewarded. of 1855, so as to permit the sale main While landlords loll at rest. Self-pity is the act of feeling of liquor in that portion of the Wesley now has an apparatus sorry for yourself. You sit down prohibited territory in which no in operation, running between his Indians reside. The majority of "OUR HIGH SCHOOL 10 Most all men know, except the and weep because you are not apf°°l exclusively the No. use# father's farm home at Turtle! the congressional representatives preciated or worshipped as you Lake to the Turtle River depot, I refuse to commit political suicide That God the earth has given Remington Standard Typewriter." fed shouW be Not bei where Agent R. M. Remey has installed and decline to have anything to And government is but a tool an instrument. The machhines And not the voice of heaven. appreciated, you, cast about for do with the matter.—Roseau have been installed and reasons. It is only a step to find Times. messages have been successfully Now what we need is just to use them. You are hated—folks are sent, Remey receiving his first This tool that we have made, plotting against you. UnconsciTo The majority of the saloons several days ago. As jyet the tax the land and not abuse ously, the self-pity habit brings that were closed in the Indian territory agent can only receive, his sending Pr wwwna The channels of free trade. indifference, then pity, then contempt last week were cleanly conducted, apparatus not having arrived.' (D®®d)®®(lXD©(D4 for everybody With whom but there were some of He takes a message, writes it and When taxes on the land are high the individual associates. He tn« that harbored men who lived then sends it to Wesley by rural And implements are cheap, would take the bumps that life without working, to speak free delivery. The distance the Then must the landlords rise and sends and regard them as lessons, plainly, bums. No doubt some of message travels six miles. fly, I Life is a struggle against our them will drift this way, and The cone spindle, one of the Or else must sow and reap. own limitations. If we pity anyone when they do the authorities mose complicated parts of the entire let's pity the folks who have should see that they are promptly system, was made by McTaggart, Then we'll have work and food to live with us. It is a privilege given orders to leave. Baudette and has been built as for all, to live, to engage in the struggle is a clean, orderly little city, and only an expert could duplicate, For God has promised sure for existence, to fight for the it should be kept so.—Baudette The boy is also a good operator That harvest after seed-time shall right, and if need be, to suffer and Region. and his knowledge of the wireless From year to year endure. die for it. To have pain is proof is quite extensive. He devotes W. J. Lowry.t that you are alive. Dead ones almost all of his spare moments In Mr. F.'A. Wlson's writeup of have* no pain. Those who are to the study of electricity. the recent Bemidji business men's Boosters. alive are bound to suffer. This It would cost $400 to install a banquet in his paper, the Bemidji We little realize how much *s part of the great education a system similar to the one McTaggart Sentinel, charges Senator-Elect benefit the advertising merchant every individual who really and Remey have in operation. Nord with having neither appreciation is to a town or city. True, his ^vss and achieves. To go down, It can successfully send nor gratitude to Bemidji announcements are made primar- and acknowledge you are down, is messages fifty miles.—Bemidji |for the magnificent vote ily for his own gain, but long with the onty defeat. When you in- We are the authorized Pioneer. given him by that city in the recent it they bring rewards for his dulge in self-pity you are on the election. Immediately upon dealer in supplies of the brother dealers as well and to the s^de, reaching for the swab, A Substitute for "Tipperary." Mr. Nord's return we interviewed city or town as a whole in which Man's business is to surmount, to Complete Remington line, Josephus the First, Lord of him on this matter and he said I he is located. If you were inclin- arise, to aviate and when he beed the Ajmerican Admirality, more "It is true I did not say anything consisting of ribbons, car­ to do a little investigating you £*ns to help himself, he grows familiarly known as the Secretary about the magnificent vote given would be surprised to learn the strong and everybody will help of the Navy, denies that he bon paper, and typewriter me by Bemidji for the senatorship 1 number of people that are attracted has forbidden the singing of that but it was in my mind to do sountil paper, and all typewriter to a city by the announce- Self-pity is the first stage of paments catchy air, "It's a Long Way to I saw my defeated opponent1 of some one or more of its ronia and paronia is a disease of accessories. Tipperary," and whether "Tipperary" Wilson sitting opposite me at! business firms. These visitors will the brain that comes from conno is against the neutrality another table with his wife, and doubt first visit the store of tinual thinking of ones ownself, or not, it appears that a new I thought to myself now it will: of the firm whose announcement and dwelling on slight fancied inattracted jingle has been taken up by the be a little embarrassing to those their attention, but be- suits. If we fail in an undertakfore middies. Try it 'on the .tnelodeon: people if I say what is in my they leave town the chances ing we blame others. If we sucpurchases mind in regard to the splendid at a half dozen or more ceed we take all the credit to ourplaces.—Waseca "Sister Susie's sewing shirts for manner in which Bemidji supported Journal. selves. It is much easier to We furnish typewriter soldiers, me at the polls, so I will make' blame someone else than to face Such skill at sewing shirts our reference whatever to it.". ribbons in single or two no The Price of Three Beers. the issue and so we hide our shy young sister Susie shows, being the true gentleman And One of the good newspapers of blunders behind an excuse, inone colors of standard or spe­ Some soldiers send Epistles, ?a! that he is, Mr. Nord refrained mi state contains the following volve self-pity, explain the matter Say they'd rather sleep on from saying the nice things for cial combinations for all interesting list of necessities to anyone who will listen, to get thistles which he is critisized by his late' which the price of only three them, if possible, to help feel makes of typewriters or Than the saucy, soft, short shirts opponent, who seems to be very beers per day at five cents per sorry for us. for Soldiers, much lacking in those finer quali-j adding machines. glass, for one year would buy: Self-pity involves hypocrites Sister Susie sews. ties, whose expressed disposition 1 barrel of flour, 50 pounds of who pretend that they feel sorry is evidently another illustration of sugar, 20 pounds of corn starch, for us, when the fact is, that down grapes." Businesslike. "sour 20 pounds of macaroni, 10 quarts deep in their hearts, they think Every farmer twho owns his of beans, 4 twelve-pound hams, less of us for every whine, every farm ought to have printed sattionery How Does Kansas Do It? 1 bushel sweet potatoes, 3 bushels grouch and every growl. When with his name, the name In fifty-two out of' the less of Irish potatoes, 10 pounds of we explain when we accuse, when of his postoffice properly given. than a hundred counties in Kansas coffee, 10 pounds of raisins, 10 we denounce others, self-pity bepounds The printed heading might also there are to-day no dependent of rice, 20 pounds of gins to consume us, and power gives you a personality and a poor, while in the whole state crackers, 100 bars of soap, 3 12- {takes wings. Carry your chin specializes in, or his specialties in there are less than nine hundred pound turkeys, 5 quarts of cran- and the crown of your head high, stock. Neatly printed stationery dependent poor. These are the berries, 10 bunches of celery, 10 K^ep your mouth closed, your gives you a personalimty and a figures of the State Board of pounds of prunes, 4 doz. oranges, eyes open, and breathe through standing with any person or firm Control just made public by its and 10 pounds of mixed nuts. your nose. Don't bewail to whom you write and insures the secretary. Four big barrels heaped up! others. proper reading of your name and They are figures that give one and in the bottom of the last Time is a great adjuster of all address.—Windom Reporter. pause. What other state in the barrel, a purse with two pockets, wrongs, and in the course of even union can show so few of the Up to the Redskins? In one pocket a five dollar gold a short lifetime we get all that is poor. How is Kansas able to If liquor is sold in Indian territory, piece, marked "a dress for! due us. Is hate my portion just make so fine a record? mother, in the other pocket a ten how? Life is shooting the chutes, then the Indians won't Kansans say that their poorhouses dollar bill, 'to buy shoes for the Take your bumps and don't get any payments due them! and jails are empty, because Commissioner Sells has sent out children. wihine. There is quiet, safety and Kansas is and has been for a statement to this effect to Indians rest in silence, down at the bot- in the southwest, and it is many years a "dry" state. Statistics An Ohio editor told a great where you are headed for tom said that the same policy will be truth in a brief paragraph: Don't and there will be plenty of time to like these from Kansas are carried out on the Minnesota reservations. attempt to ask the editor to write enjoy them, too. Let's be grateup calculated to give Minnesotans It is Com. Sells' idea and rebuke every evil in the! ^U1 that we are alive. There are who love their state, something Your orders will receive our prompt careful that Indians should be punished community, but when convinced ninety million folks in Am- over to think about. They make us attention at all times. Every article we sell carries as well as white people for the introduction that such duties need attending erica who never played us a single wonder whether Kansas has not, to, write an article for your paper nasty trick.—American Magazine. with it the positive Remington guarantee. of liquor on prohibited after all, found the real answer to and sign your name to it for pub-1 grounds, and he proposes to do THE PRESS STATIONERY STORE lication. Don't expect the news-j Mr. and Mrs. Jack Masters a big question.—Editorial in Minneapolis it by withholding money due paper to fight all of the battles." have gone to Toledo, his parental Journal, Dec. 17, 1914. them.—Walker Pilot. Hutchinson Leader. home, to spend the holidays.