TT- r?!r—'\' fir r. 'i ."• 'P ?H.'-^ Y?.'. ,. .' .i r. .- .',_ .. I INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS 12,000,000 MEN AVAILABLE prepared to meet that attack? compassed within this circle! FOR THE GERMAN ARMY ^^TFFRHHHNHHNNNNHHRT Our army and navy men, who When the present war is over THE UNITED STATES 75 have been educated in these things then universal appreciation of the DESTINED TO FIGHT Officer Compiles List of Figures and who ought to know., tell us THE PRESS great horror may possibly be on Empire's Resources and Preparedness sufficient to rouse the nations and "The reason we have not had for Prolonged War. make them unite for mutual protection fc 9! War with one of the Great Powers should our navy be destroyed or against the murderous atavism during the past twenty-five years evaded, and an army of only a Basle, Jan. 24.—There has been that is in us all and which is because the European balance ft much speculation as to the number STATIONERY hundred thousand men, equipped finds expression in the barbarism power has protected us. Gerfcftany of with all the arms and paraphernalia of the men available for service ft of war. has not dared to attack us in Germany. A German officer of modern warfare be landed What should now concern us ft lor fear of England and France: puts the number of available men, on our coast, that army could STORE most is not who is in the right England and France have not ft go anywhere it should see fit, live without making allowance for and wtoo is in the wrong in the dared to attack us for fear of off losses, at the enormous total of the country, ^capture our big ft present conflict, but how the recurrence Germany. Whoever may win in 12,000,000 distributed as follows: cities andi hold us for rarison in ft of such a ghastly ogerism the present war, we are doomed Field army (active, reserve spite of all that we could do. can be prevented in future. ,t0 fight the winner. The only ft These good authorities tell us and landwehr) .4,482,000 thing that could save us would be We always have on hand some olF ft New formations already that we have not men enough to for the conflict to end in a draw." The Despoiler of Morals. at the front .......... 600,000 man the few guns that we have ft THE FANCY PACKAGE •This is one of the statements The liquor institution is the Trained and available reserve that we could not put more than STATIONERY ft made by Hudson Maxim, famous despoiler of morals. Morality is formation ......1,303,000 thirty-thousand trained men in inventor of the Maxim guns, projectiles ft a composite of religion and educa-i j*jew formation now betion. and you will do well to come in the field within the first month and explosives, in an article There can be no morality ing prepared 3,090,000 ft while, should the invading nation and see it before buying elsewhere. in jthe CHicago Examiner without religion and the only ef- Untrained landsturm .. .2,500,000 need more men, it would have ft Also linen, kid, or plain of recent date. What he has to fective morality is ah educated, some millions in its standing army pound packages of society note say on this subject, is a matter of ft positive morality. Morality is from which to draw# Any of 11,975,000 grave concern, and one that, before militant. papers with wallet flap envelopes ft Going more into detail the German the great powers could spare a many months Have slipped to match. The home, the school and the few hundred thousand, or a million officer shows how he gets ft by, we will be called upon to settie. church constitute Civilization's these figures: men, if need be, for the conquest ft great moral triangle. of the United States. Below we reprint excerpts from Total Effective Without New ft But let us assume merely that The liquor institution is either ft Mr. Maxim's article: Formations. an invading army of a hundred the friends of the home, the There are two kinds of true Twenty-seven army corps thousand men -should be landed school and the church, or it is the •ft prophets: The one kind,- like of the active at 40,000 .1,080,000 ft near New York, and suppose that enemy of the home, the school Isaiah, who is directly inspired of Twenty-seven army corps this army should send out detachments and the church. Our Supply of ft God the other kind who judge of of the reserve at 40,000.1,080,000 to capture the places where The saloon does not make ft DENNISON SPECIALTIES the future by the lessons of the One hundred and eight our. arms and munitions of war fathers and mother more affectionate, past. I am a true prophet but I landwehr divisions at ft is very complete and includes are-m'ade, they would not have but it does rob hundreds am not one of the inspired kind. i6ooo 1,728,000 ft crepe paper, table sets, table far to go. of thousands of children of sober The way that I do my predicting Field artillery of the landwehr Within a radius of one hundred covers, doilies, place cards, tally ft parents. It does brand a million is the way of the scientist. Just 100,000 and sixty miles they would find helpless babies with the shame, cards, sheet tissue paper in an as the astronomer uses abase line ft Cavalry of the landwehr 100,000 the smokeless powder works of "a drunkard's child the width of the earth's orbit in endless variety of shades besides Twenty-three regiments ft the United States and the Picatinnu 0 Liquor does not hang pictures order to triangulate the parallax of foot artillery (active) the striped and checked—gummed ft Arsenal, where all of the on the wall or put bread and meat of a star, so does the scientific 46,000 labels, tags, etc. smokeless powder and high explosives ft into the larder, but it does create prophet trangulate the parallax of Twenty-three regiments of the United States Army future events from a base line at least 350,000 child laborers, by sWnwon of foot artillery (reserve) ft are stored, near Dover, N. J., impairing or cutting off entirely compassing of human history. 46,000 lMl* In FkWI 1*4 ft about thirty-five miles from New There is no one lesson which the earning power of the natural Telegraph battalions, (active York also they would find them ft history teaches us more plainly provider. The fact that a father and reserve) .... 18,000 the big naval depot for ammunition ft than that the possession of wealth has lost his job through drink Railway battalions, (active and explosives. by a defenseless nation is a standing does not signify that his children and reserve ...... 24,000 ft At Bridgeport, Conn., they causes belli to other nations, have lost their appetites. Aeronauts and aviators.. 10,000 ft would find the Union Metallic and that always there has been Train battalion 250,000 The liquor institution does not Cartridge Works and the American ft the nation standing ready to attack make child rearing easier, motherhood and British Manufacturing and plunder any other nation ft happier, but it does fill 4,482,000 Company's works for the manufacture when there was likely to be sufficient sweat-shops with mothers whose ft of the rapid-fire cannon, New Trained Formations Which profit in the enterprise to bleeding fingers toil for bread. ft 3rad at New Haven they would Have Been or Can Be Sent to the pay for the trouble. The liquor institution educates NO. 3 find the Winchester Repeating Front. $ Never have we seen any treaty no children but the children of Arms and Cartridge Company's Recruits of 1894 class vStand for long in the way of such the liquor dealer, and it clos^tthe works and the Marlin Firearms and volunteers 600,000 ft practices between nations. Treatles door of the public school to hundreds Works at Springfield, Mass., they Regiments furnished by have always been mere scraps of thousands, of children and •ft would find the Smith & Wesson the "Erstaz" reserve 1,080,00b O.f paper, which, like the cobweb, ft for millions.it bars the road to revolver works and also the United Landwehr reserve battal250,000 ensnare the weak, while they let higher education. ft States Arsenal, where our rifles 10ns the strong break through. Prohibition Kansas had last are made. At Hartford, Conn., ft It is.strange that those persons year in proportion to population they would find the Colt Patent 1,930000 ft .who recommend that their country more high school graduates and Firearms and the Pratt,& Whitney ft try the experiment of disarmament Other Men Liable to Be Incorporated works at Ilion, ,.N. Y., the more young men and women in to scure peace by ,setting in New Formations. ft colleges and universities than any Remington Small Arms Works, other nations a great moral Volunteers ............ 1,000,000 other state in the union and than and at Utica, N. Y., the Savage ft example should not have read Recruits of the 1895 class- 500,000 Arms Works. any other country in the world. ft history to see whether or not the Remainder of the ""Erstaz" The liquor institution has never They would find one of our experiment were a new one, and ft reserve 750,000 conducted a revival meeting, but most important big. gun factories whether or not, judging by past Trained landsturm (men ft it has damned a billion souls, for at Troy, N. Y(, and another at experiments, it was likely to between 38 and 45) 840,000 "no drunkard shall enter the kingdom Bethlehem, Pa., where also much ft We are exclusive agents for the prove a success or a failure. Untrained landsturm (men of heaven." of our armorplate is made. The ft between 20 and 45) .2,500,000 REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS Should these men look back big Cramp Shipbuilding Works The liquor institution has never through history, they would find ft and supplies would be found at Philadelphia. raised a family altar and no pray- that ancient Egypt tried the experiment, 5,590,000 ft They would find at'Groton, Conn. ers as numberless as the sands of From them must be subtracted and went down over the the factory where all the interior the seashore hae risen to the ft sword and torch of fierce invader? the losses, which must be about parts of the Holland submarine throne that the drunkard shop ft 1,700,000 men. from over the desert. They would boats .are made, and at Fore River, might be closed forever And learn that the Greeks tried the experiment ft Mass., the big shipyard, where they will continue to rise until the and found it a failure. South America Becomes the Goat. the Holland submarine and other ft prayer-answering God, through They would learn that India and Among the "self-made" millionaires Cut Your war vessels are constructed. the holy ballots of his people, ft of the United States may China have bled through the ages They would find the Lake Submarine HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES makes final reply.—Ex. because of their peaceableness. be found some of the most intolerable ft Torpedo Boat Works at ft by keeping an account of them. They would learn that the fall of snobs and unpitying autocrats Bridgeport, the United States Naval CANADIAN NORTHERN Our Poinsettia Household Account ft Carthage was not due so much to that inhabit the face of the Torpedo Station at Newport, the superior military power of COMPLETE TO COAST earth. One would think they Book is just the thing for ft R. I., and one of our biggest Rome or to the reiterations of ought to know better since they that purpose. They are in columnar navy yards, together with the L. ft Cat that Carthage must be destroyed, started "at the bottom." But Last Rail Laid in Iron Link Extending W. Bliss Torpedo Works, in form, arranged so that ft as it was to the peace talk why expect such results, when we From Lake Superior to *4 u: 1 Brooklyn. jJiuuKiyn. The ine i\ew New York York Atessarv Ar- each day's expense, and the as a "self-m!ade nation" are today ft the Pacific. tSLle.,neof senal they would find unprotected month's expenditure for meat, essary support of Hannibal poking the same sort of contemptious ft on beautiful Governor's island. Italy. They would learn that scorn at South America groceries, or any other item may Vancouver, B. C., Jan. 23.— They would find the great Du ft When old Rome lost her virtility from Which we so long suffered. be found in an instant. The Canadian Northern railway is 1 Pont Smokeless omoKeiess Powder Jrowaer Works Works A UUL ft Gradually it is beginning to percolate now completed from Lake Superior wt het^iv" Carney's Point. Parlin Pompton Was hewn to pieces by fierce barbarians. We sell Card Index Receipe Files* through the thick skulls of ft to the Pacific coast. The Lakes, N( J., and at various some of the best thinkers in last rail was laid at noon today at ft points in New Jersey, the largest American diplomacy is of the top They would learn that the fath Basque, a village on the North and most important high explo- ft notch variety. Our southern nations fers of our own country, after the sives in the world. Thompson river, 200 miles east of ft Revolution, tried the same old ex have been appointing* as Vancouver. It will require until Take a map of the United States Foreign Ministers and Ambassadors periment, with the result that ft April 15, to ballast the line, and \X ,. and diiu with wixn a a pair pair or of compasses compasses, Washington was captured and With one point placed on the Hudson the official ceremony of driving trained international jurists, ft FOR THE SCHOOL burned by the British in the war the golden spike probably will River, at Peekskill, N. Y., and in the clash of brains they are ft We have a large assortment of of 1812. They would furthermore take alpce about May 1. It may draw a circle with a radius of a proving themselves too strong pencils, pens, tablets, 6x9 package ft learn that all prophets who be midsumfmer before a regular hundred and sixty miles. There •3T- and masterful for the politicians, paper, theme paper, etc. said that the nations will war no through service is begun. ft will be included within the circle authors, lawyers, lecturers and more have been false prophets. all of the above-mentioned ammunition The Canadian Northern enters ft Four years before the RussoJapanese novelists who are in charge of the and armament works, British Columbia' through the ft war I wrote an article which constitute nearly all of the hit and miss foreign policy of the Yellowstone pass, where for many for a New York magazine in ft smokeless powder works, torpedo miles it parallels the Grand Trunk United States and some other THE PRESS Which I prophesied that war, and boiit works, cartridge works, Pacific, for both of the railways ft countries. South America is doing predicted Japanese ictory.. I also small arm works and big gun and leave Edmonton and thence strike I things for herself, and sneering ft predicted at the same time armorplate works in the United west toward the Pacific. From, ,i. that there would be in the near mankind which has looked upon ft States. Also this circle will include the summit of the Rockies the STATIONERY future a great European conflict it with scorn, is, beginning to not. only New York and ft line runs along the valley of the in which England, France, Germany, nearby cities, but also Boston, sit up and take notice. Thompson river, until it meets the ft Austria and Russia would Albany, Syracuse, Philadelphia Canadian Pacific line at Kamiloops, STORE ft involved. It has come. be and the most important coal fields A good supply of Dennison's 200 miles east of Vancouver.- After the present war is over, ft of Pesnnsylvania* ft fast color doilies, napkins, dinner Thence to Vancouver'the should one of the belligerent nations, What a prize for the invader! sets, crepe paper and dinner Canadian Northern runs along the ft with its veteran* fighting What a crime to leave unguarded favors at the Press Stationery Frazer on the opposite bank from XX XX Wood up, attack us, how are we the solar pluxus, of Uncle Sam! the Canadian Pacific. Store. |, %$ s-i v. ,.s