Pi INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS ATM RUSSIANS not allowed to give their locations. the city- clerk an indemnity bond to, AT THE cover $5,000 liability for every deatb The young man writes: resulting from accident and not to exceed "I would have written you sooner, $10,000 liability for any singly but could not get writing paper. I accident. am still in good health, but am getting very tired of staying in one place. It is awful to be in a town where all the To Build Up Scandinavian Trade. houses are either burned or shot to St. Paul.—St. Paul will be made pieces. It is very difficult to get over the headquarters of the American-Xorwe» GERMANS ANNOUNCE VIOLENT the ground where the shlls have gian Chamber of Commerce, organized struck, as they have made great holes. OFFENSIVE MOVEMENT—REPORT to build up trade between the U. 8. "These holes are very deep and the Marvelous CAPTURE OF OGLENDA. and the Scandinavian countries, eSf country is literally torn up with them. pecially Norway, if the efforts of a, Outside the line of fire, farmers are group of business men are successful* working in their fields yet. They seem Ordered to Hold Themselves in Readiness An enormous increase in trade be^ to have gotten used to war and they to Join Colors, Says Correspondent—Teutons tween this country and the Searidk even whistle and '.sing yet, some-, Cross navian peninsula as a result the of times." Billions in European war lias compelled exporters, Dniester, Near Halicz. In an appended note he says that he copper, :ni(l :nl sorts of precious and manufacturers 'throughout the stones and jewels liave been losr is not able to get any word from relatives in wrecks at sea! It's going to country to launch the movement. London, June 28.—The Russian* who are inside the German lines be saved! What? Yes! again are retreating in Galicia both In Belgium. •wonderful invention of the \s linmson brother bas fatliomcu Lost. to the north and south of Lemberg, Fisherman Believed the secrets of tbo sea! No inore and in Poland the Germans have ST. PAUL ATTORNEY IS SHOT Winona.—Fred Luff of this city went worrying, fretthas find stevr.iis? SUNDAY fishing last week and his relatives are about the deep. all been launched another attack aganjst Warsaw solved, and the •U:)marine in the form of a drive from the alarmed over the fact that he has not, Carl B. Schmidt's Condition is Serious Pictures v/ill she.-/ you north through Przasnysz. been heard from since. The policoi the wonderful scenes at the' bottom —John Hochban, Former Client, of the ocean who lives down The new blow at the Polish capital have been notified and are conducting Under Arrest. there what sort of creatures they ias been preceded by a terrific artillery a search are, etc., etc., etc. You are going to marvel and ponder and wonder action. The fact is recorded by St. Paul, Minn.—Carl E. Schmidt, at the remarkable things we the Russians themselves, but it is too St. Paul attorney, was shot four times Anniversary of Assassination. are going to show you. You will be amazed, enlightened and Amsterdam, via London, June 28.-^ early.to say whether it means a serious Just as he was about to board a car awed! Get ready! Wait! Watch! On the first anniversary of the assassination AND offensive, the first clash -having at Fourth and Robert streets. He was Listen! of Archduke Francis Ferdinand developed a bayonet encounter, the taken to the St. Paul City hospital, "The aristocrat of films, wonderful MONDAY of Austria at Serajevo, the Qw result of which neither side records. where it was said his condition is serious. in the way of picture making"—Chicago Journal." man and Austrian emperors have ordered John Hochban, former client of Dniester Crossed by Teutons. celebrated that the masses be Berlin and Vienna do not make reference Schmidt, is under arrest. No charge throughout the empires and have given to the conflict in this region, will be placed against him until it is known whether Sclimidt will recover. instructions that generals shall confining their statements to the Galician The Famous lecture their troops regarding the afr situation, where victories are Hochban is said to have told the Williamson Submarine fair from a patriotic point of view. claimed in various sectors from the assistant county attorney and the police MOVING JULY,45 that two years ago he retained Bessarabian frontier to Rawa Ruska, Schmidt as counsel in a suit brought north of Lemberg. Torpedoes Italian Warship. 28.—An Vienna, via London, June What is more important, the Germans against a man named John Niesner official announcement says: "One PICTURES claim that the Teutonic forces that the attorney did not treat him of fairly, and that the shooting was the our submarines torpedoed and sank have crossed the Dniester, northwest result of brooding over the alleged an Italian torpedo boat in the northern of Halicz, and have driv«n the Russians wrong. Adriatic." some miles into the hills. Bulgarians in Italy Called. Made Under Rome, June 28.—All Bulgarians in Attend Crookston Sangerfest. Serbia Stands by Allies. 28.—The Crookston. A storm of applause Italy were ordered to hold themselves Rome, via Paris, June the Sea an interview shook the auditorium when the great Giornale d'ltalia published in readiness to join the colors at a Serbian chorus of 350 voices sang songs of with Ristich, the new moment's notice. "Bulgaria's participation M. the minister Scandinavia and other songs at minister to Italy, in which in the war is now considered The Marvel of Science as the annual Sangerfest. The audience is quoted saying: inevitable," wired the Saloniki corre* Outdone by the separate taxed the capacity of the great building, ^Serbia will never sign a spondent of the Tribuna. "All Bulgarians Williamson Brothers people being present from peace. Her future is indissolubly in Saloniki and Kavalva 'have throughout the Northwest. The announcement bound to that of the quadruple entente. been called to the colors." will be Shown of the chorus winning the It-will not be Serbia who wU| in this city prize for best appearance had been be a traitor to her signed compact." COUNTRY LITERALLY TORN UP withheld by the committee in charge Ristich is quoted as stating M. CONTINUOUS SHOW ON MONDAY BEGINNING AT 9 A. M- at and the competition between the 14 io that when he represented Serbia Belgian Towns Burned or Shot te line was extremely close. Bucharest, he was sounded by SHOWS BEGIN AT 9 and 11 A. M., 1, 3, 5, 7. 9 and 11 P. M. Pieces, Writes Soldier to Brother tria about a separate peace. in Minnesota. To Regulate "Jitneys. Minneapolis, June 26.—With but one Fergus, Falls, Minn., June 28.—Alphonse dissenting vote the council public welfare Breeders. St. Cloud to Entertain De Lagoon has received another The submarine movies are the most wonderful moving, pict­ committee recommended for passage St. Cloud.—Preparations are being letter from his brother, Franz the ordinance to regulate jitney made for the opening of the Graham Be Lagoon, who is with King Albert's ures ever taken. They cover an area of over 100 miles of sea bot­ bus traffic in Minneapolis. seientific breeding school that will be army, in, Belgium. The letter does not W of Under the terms of the ordinance as conducted in St. Cloud the week Indicate from what city or village it tom, with its fish life and vegetation, .and are shown in seven reels* recommended every applicant for a July 12 and is expected to attraol comes ancj apparently the men are Jitney bus, license must first file, with from 200 to 300 breeders. EVERYBODY SHOULD SEE THESE PICTURES. GRAND They are the most amusing, sensational and educative ever shown 'Jh? in this city. They are the only moving pictures photographed SIBffc# CELEBRATION under the sea.. J. Earnest Williamaon In order to get the wonderful photograph of the life and death struggle between a man and the man-eating shark, the monster of the deep was lured to a location in front of th$ mov­ ing picture machine by the carcass of a horse, when Ernest Wil­ liamson faced the Terror of the Deep, eluded the ugly teeth of the Under auspices of Base Ball Association shark and plunged his knife into its belly. and City Band There is also shown a desperate battle between two sharks. JULY. 4th and 5th Remains of gold treasure ships, with the divers examining the hull of the wrecked vessel. All kinds of fish are also shown in George M. Williamaon their native elements. YomII See INTERNATIONAL FALLS Thlngo you've never seen before! Long, green, slippery, slimy, YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THESE WONDERFUL ugly monsters of the deep! Beautiful fairies which inhabit the hitherto unknown! Coral Gardens which will amaze SUBMARINE OVING PICTURES. you their exquisite Avith THE PROGRAM OF THE DAY WILL BEGIN AT 10 A. M. WlfH A beauty! The most wonderful photographs iu t'uo world! Magnificant Street Parade by the Band, Base Ball, Fire Department GO AND TAKE YOUR CHILDREN TO SEE THEM AT THE A real, big, healthy shark at lunch! Something that achieves the impossible Fraternal Orders and Citizens in General A man and a giant shark in a death combat! EMPRESS THEATRE "Most wonderful thing yet accomplished in motion pictures." —New York Sun. BALL GAMES: INDIAN POW WOW CONTINUOUS SHOW ALL DAY LONG, 9 A. M. TO 11 P. M. RACES of all Kinds: FIREWORKS ALIFORM EXPOSITIONS^ Fares es THROUGH THE "J 10.0 0 0 WONDERS E&Sfi Low. Canadian rqckieS Race between International Falls and Ft. Fraces Fire Department r- v' O THE kj "J|hU COURSES' UR.TESY W A N A E O I S E I E A I E L. H. DAWSON. TICKET OFFICES H. L. ZIMMERMAN M. 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