.-•! 'r-/ fti TMf ii INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS, NO GERMS ON FIRING LINfc MRS. CAROLINE TRUAX At Least Soldiers, Hourly Exposed te Death, Have One Advantage RENEW ALLIES IN FIGHT Over Civi liana. Trenches are healthier than barracks EASTERN BATTLE or camps for soldiers, so far as Special for 10 Days infectious diseases are concerned. Despite the hardships, cold, exposure, irregular meals, strain of nerves, and other wholly unhygienic conditions, infectious diseases are usually at a PETROGRAD ANNOUNCES GREAT minimum, on the firing line, so says NEWSPAPERS OF ATHENS DE Col. Valery Harvard of the United STRUGGLE IS DEVELOPING CLARE HELLENIC TROOPS -sjiu States medical corps. Dr. H. W. Hill I ALONG VISTULA RIVER WEST SHOULD HELP BREAK UP of the Minnesota Public Health association OF WARSAW. OTTOMAN EMPIRE. explains this seeming paradox, wtmi,. In the barracks and camps the soldiers have wide intercourse with each 11 other, and with civilians, thus picking BRITISH ATTACK TURKS KING WANTS NEUTRALITY up whatever infectious diseases are BilTH SUFFER HtAVILY CABINET FAVORS WAB going about. Despite regular life, good meals, discipline and sanitation, I the infectious diseases attack them. This Massive r-Inch fces't fio Bed But in the trenches they are comparatively Ottomans Lose 300 Killed and 600 ((•tiring Premier Indicates in Chamber This $4 Guaranteed Spring an^l .isolated, and since infected soldiers Wounded in Clash at Head of Persian ef Deputies That Differences Be* This MASCOT $7.50 Mattress. are not allowed there, those on Gulf—Bombardment of the $15.75! tween Him and Monarch the firing line have little chance to become COMPLETE Dardanelles Causes Ferment Were Over Question of infected at all. Such injuries OUTFIT FOR. in Greece. as cold, starvation, strain can produce Peace and War. are, of course, suffered, but infectious kEttV I-UHNti unt iIORt diseases are not included in this list. HEAVY FIRING HEARD London, March 9.—A dispatch to the Parallel cases in civil life are not uncommon, IN NORTH SEA WATERS. Exchange Telegraph company from and everyone knows of families Amsterdam, March 9.—For the Athens says that the Greek press, in who live like pigs, yet are never first time since Admiral Sir David Its comment on the operations against sick, while other families living under Mrs. Truax has the dietinction of Beatty engaged a German squadron the Dardanelles, has declared itself in apparently the best conditions are being the first woman receiver in in the North Sea, the latter favor of Greece's taking part in the more or less constantly infected with part of January, heavy gun fire, according the state of New York and probably %par, taking the ground that no breaktug one epidemic disease after another. In the United States. She is receiver to a dispatch from the up of the Ottoman empire should Careful investigation always showa -*t house In New York Hook of Holland to the Telegraaf, to permitted to take place without that the former escape, because they elty. She Is the widow of State Supreme was heard in the North Sea. the participation of the Hellenic do not happen to be exposed to Infection. vwurt justice Charles H. Truax. *eops. London, March 9.—Petrograd announces 9.—Greece London, March apparentIf U.S. INQUIRY 63ES TO ALLIES MUST GUARD AGAINST STRAIN that a great battle is developing of is at the parting the ways, with on the left bank of the River Vis* feiar king exerting his influence to mainlain tula, at a point to the west and southwest Too Much Care of Health Cannot Be of the neutrality his country in of Warsaw. Taken by the 8tudent Who Haa ^position to Eleutherios Venrizelas, the A8KS EXPLANATION AS TO STOP It is not yet clear, Judging from messages to Work. •atirlng premier, and the man to whom reaching London, which side haa PING GERMAN COMMERCE. Qreece owes her revival. OF DAILY NEWSPAPERS taken the offensive, but inspired After making a study of the 48 students M. Venizelos announced the resigaation sources, both in Berlin and Petrograd, comprising the graduating class of himself and his cabinet as have been hinting lately that vital operations SAY THAT THE of the Bennett Medical college, Chicago, King Constantino did not approve the Message Designed to Ascertain Whal might well be expected in thia many of whom were working iollcy of the government. In the Be DULUTH HERALD Actual Pract ce c7 Allies Will region. Dispatches from the Russian their way through, Dr. William F. Chamber of deputlea M. Venizelos in Enforcing Embargo. capital have declared that the old field Waugh, emeritus dean of the college, llearly indicated that the differences of action in the direction of POsenand writes to the Medical Record that "tha between him and the monarch were Washington, Silesia alone could serve as the decisive March 9.—Although showing ia not a good one for the preir the question of peace aad war. to make any battleground, while Berlin has Secret, i. an ut, .,ned workers, more than half complaining Premier Suggested. New the general been predicting another brilliant ao» announcements, lmpre» of the strain." Ha said he had advised the king to was that r? tion in the direction of Warsaw by stcn in oii.t.al quarters tht Doctor Waugh goes on to say:"Tbe Select as a new premier, M. Zalmis, inquiry Field Marshal von.Hindenburg. message of which has been IS TIE KIT II Til I0RTHWEST man who attempts to earn his living governor of the NationU bank,who Germane Capture 3,600. under consideration for several day! while attending the modern medical fee a said "will follow policy of neutrality been No great activity haa been reported finally had sent to Great Britaii School should lay doVn his' campaign which, I hope, will not endanger elsewhere on the eastern front except Send for sample copy and you will say the same, aad Franco asking for a clear explanation as carefully as the modern general, our newly acquired territory." at Rawa, to the southwest, of Warsaw, of their recent Joint communication does and calculate his own powers, the A grand council of ailalsters was where German army headquarters reports declaring that they held means of keeping his body In the best •AllEI I JULY, THIEE MIITHS Fll HE DOLUM told at Athens tinder the presidency several Muscovite attacks aa& themselves at liberty to stop all com' condition and the extent of hia owtt if King Constantino, and Yenlseloe MM the capture of 3,500 Russians. It is merce between German and neutral working- capacltlea without undue *ee leaving the palace at the condfawloa possible $hat 4his action may- be a countries. a strain. In a word, he must be qualifled ADDRESS:—HERALD, DULUTH, MINN. he was acclaimed by tha popu- part of the great battle which Petrograd Reports that the inquiry had been sanitarian and successfully apply says is now Under way. sent were current and met with no the lawa of sanltaiy science to his own King Constanttae woe great popuferity Attacks and counterattacks form denial by high officials who, however, CAHA by the successful mannerin the text of both the Paris and Berlia always have declined to discuss conn wfclch he led the last two Balkan wars. munlcatlona to tha European belligerants official, ^communication? cpverinjg •Vs popularity, however, he shared eveats xn the western battlefront, but in advance of their receipt in thq With M. Venltelos, to whose diplomacy there is no indication of a deciaive foregn offices abroad. the conferences following the war tein by either aide. The message of Inquiry la linden Ireece her success, Is said to owe and A French description of a recent stood to be of a broad character, del Whose pm— organization was largely responsible battle at Notre I)ame de Lorette aaya algaed to ascertain what the actual for her ability to fight as she the Germans lost 3,104) men. practice of the allies will be in tho enforcemeat ild. The retiring premier also was of their embargo, what dis I Crisis In Greece. (fee moving spirit in the Balkan alliaaee, Attempts by the allied fleet to forejS position will be made of cargo aaq' the which united Balkan states ships detained, what procedure will be passage of the Dardanelles has caused •gainst Turkey. a ferment in the near east which has adopted in tho case of shipments cohv M. Zalmis, who has been requested reached the proportions of a. cabinet fined to neutral countries and alleged fcy the kiiig to. formanew -jplglstey,, tobedestined teaneaemj,what set* crisis in Greece. JNo new oabiiL^t aa taguested 24 hours la which to conalder tlemerit will be made for cargoee OOBI yet has been aaaounced and King Coin*, the matter. tracted before the declaratioa was stantine may have great difficulty made qjpd whether dye-stuffs and other i, forming a government with .the popular or MATH TOLL MINI materials which Britain will permit he* former Premier Veniselos leading THE NEW INVENTION FOR DESTROYING Dl8ASTIR REACHES 111 the opposition. nationals tp Import cannot also bo obtained by merchants of tho United The release of the American cotton ALL KINDS OF CITY GARBAGE. •tnton, W. March The r«11 States. ship Pacific, iafter -several days' detention ,#A todies brougfet the death at Deal, Indicates that Premier Istf of the Layiandmines to 9«. From SUFFRAGISTS INWOMANf T..,Sn Asquith'p blockade policy, ha#,not yet Nat available sources, It is estimated PCAQC PART /wCUSEDl been ratified by an order ln counelL more dead sire" burled beneath Brltiah Attack Turka. •late falls and debrif.,.. March Washiagtoaj 9 —Mrs. Arthui Brttish troops eccupyliig the head of 4. •11 of the 47 men rescued alive M. Dodge of Now Tor a, president of the Persian gulf located two Turkish after having lived four days and four the National Asoociation Opposed to forces, accompanied by hostile trlbesmen, lights without food and drink are r* ,Jn_% ntatoment here and in tbe. fighting heavy casualr ported to be In good physical condition that tho la the charges suffraglsts ties ^rere inflicted oh the Turks and and it is expected all willearvlva formation of the woman's peace party, their allies, while this British also suffered, Ike experience. are endeavoring to jtake advantage ol according to a Report issued coroner's Jury was empanelled at condltlona resulting from the European by the Marquis of 'Crewe, Secretary Turmond and several bodies were war to advance the cause of REASONABLE JUST state for India,. The statement says viewed, but a full inquisition into the "votes tor woknea*' la this eouatry. the Turks lost 200 to 300 killed and disaster will not begin until all bodies The statement was in r^niv tn rrclsms 900 wounded, afid the British 62 kilted IN bave been recovered. opposed by auffragists of those THE and 125 wounded. The Turkish force new so- to aaffraga for not Joining the *aa estimated at lf 000. Turke Sink Mine Sweeper. elety. rtRICE Constantinople/ via London, March 9. THING FACTIONAL FIOHT OVCR —Bombardments of forts on the Thaw Facesr Coneplracy Charge. RATHS CASE EXPECTKD Smyrna coast by an allied fleet, was New York, March 9.—Harry Kendall EFFICIENT FOR without result, according to an official Thaw, alayer of Stanford White, will Washington, March 9.—Democratic Turkish communication Just issued, be placed ea trial lnr the supreme factional .poUtica promise to be ex« which says: court on a charge of conspiracy growing IN SERVICE VILLAGES euplifled and. played «ut in, tbe fight "Two enemy warships bombarded out of his escape from the state *, to obtain a recess appointment and a the forts on the Smyrna coast for three hospital for the criminal insane at sensational confirmation of Otto itaths fcoura Saturday without result. AND ECONOMICAL Mattoawaa ft August, 1919. Thaw aa postmaster of St. Fa-ul. "At 8 a. m. one French and three spent the day quietly at the Tombs, Incidentally MI eebo of the laat ga? British Warships, accompanied by five Ho read and amoked, bat refused te ^raatorlal camtSaign enters, because IN large mine sweepers, again bombarded CITIES OF see aayoao excepting his counsel. It is charged that in the Republican forts for an hour and a half. Seven Ever since he was brought back to the primary campaign Mr. Baths favored •halls flnsd by our batteries struck the Tombs, six weeks ago, Thaw haa d» OPERATION A. ALL the nomination of O. Eberhart over warships which had been first to open cllned to aao newspaper mea. W. E. Lee. Que of the chief objections fln. One mine sweeper was sunk. to Mr.,Baths ia a statement to thif "Our casualties were four killed aad SIZES GUARANTEED effect filed with tbe postmaster gea •even wounded." ?ear of the Tiger—1914 was so nr eral. 8®lled ia the Japane8e calendar—for-r boded calamity in the prophecies of World-Wide Appeal for Peace. iittreat Lakes Gaptain Dies. chat people. The Japan Chronicle Ban Francisco. March 9.—Sunday, ^Iflb^aukee, Wis, Mar^t 9.—Captaia aotea that the ancient superstition is April II, tho ninth anniversary of th« Herbert. .Nelaon, one of the b^st sonflmed by the Ehvroj^ean war^ bf. Ban destruction of Francisco by fin iadwn eaptaina oa the Greit Lkkea ride which the volcanic eruption at and earthquake, has been chosen .. ft* the laat id yeare has been ooom* £agoshima .was of trifling spt^- the opening date'for a World-wide ap aavlgatM-, is dead at his home in Weal men^ib »«al for peace. lt was aiinounced hera AlUa. foUowing a ltagering illnesa. •orr*•,rff) r-\f f'./, "f o^ f* 1 War. Tfce campaign is receiving the sup. OrNk Studeftts Want part 'of leading clergymen, educator! London, March 9.—Telegraphla| ®td ind New Marahale C^aeh. ud other peace advocates. April l| from Atfein* the Exch#nge Telegraph March 9.—^Robert Haifa FURNISHED* ON AP^LIC^tlON 1X F^LANS tails ^o* Sunday |nd leaden of tin comp«ay*t 9dilreap«kdaat *ya that W dlae, appointed hy Governor Hammond movement have suggested that unlveralty studenta la tha Qreok eapltal to tbepofltton ofstateilremarshai, att«apted ters throughout tho world praaeK tha| made a dem^nsti^tkm la favor o| to assume his new duties, but day Yklory upon the subject "The tmmedlaU action by Qreece. Thelegatiooa E. received a setbaok when Gharlea Pursuit of the trlpla eateate powers Keller, the Reparaean lnciimbent, iw. weto vialtod by the stadaala tiuetl to c^ aat Mr. ^eUer aaserted Patentee 1 Pertagiieee Minister Reelflae. that Mr. Hargadiae waa not qualiflstf. Pari*, March 9.—A Lisbon dlspatet CoBtfactor and BaSdir Though he waa Mpeltited by the gov its the Havaa agency says tha Mlrtatei Canadlaa Padtameat eraar and directed, by him to take ag INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOl jef finance la tho Pertugueae cabinet inance a iss renaguwa eaDaei Vtotoila, & d, Manl 9 kla official duties, the state legal d» •f.w si .v :i,ri xt: mrilMMaft kii kuB 'IpMNI.' V9i reelaaed and ttwt iiie.nlststcr el partment holds that Mr. HiiMteyi over Ms da Jlerelgn Ign affaire haa tahaa aolvad aad a appointment will hare to be 'i br Itaaewta. 'iMiM 't. A»