Hc!?^ "T 3*-ts~-vv V* i** 7 INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS W SINK 10 PORFIRIO DIAZ- improvId SERVICE DR. JOHN D. LONQ par JDULUTH: CFilQVGD MILWAUKEE SU PERIOR WL' W te'. ri.-rr-.' Effective Sunday June 20th 1915 A .,.*/• TURKISH STRONGHOLD ON GAL^' RUSSIANS VICTORIOUS IN NAVAL TRAIN Lv. CHICAGO 6:00 P. M. LIPOLI JENINSULA FALLS, SAY.DISPATCHE8 BATTLE IN THE BALTIC, SAYS NO. 17 *LWAUKEE 8:20 F». M, TO ATHjENS. REPORT. Ar. SUPERIOR 8.QO A Mr Ar. 8 3Q A. M. IS GREATEST LAND BATTLE TWO BATTLESHIPS DAMAGED 00 SAFETY & COURTESY ALWAYS —Ticket Offices-- Struggle at Dardanelles Said to Be Wittelsbach and Vessel of Kaiser Class DLILUTH SUPERIOR INE Most Desperate Since Expedition* Return to Kiel for Repairs—Ger* Cir. Superior St. E. 6th Ave. W. 823 Tower Ave. ary Forces Were Put Ashore— man Mine Layer Albatross Spalding Hotel Block Cor. Winter St E, Ave, Ogden Losses on Both Sides Heavy. R. SMALLEY, District Passenger Ag.ect. Aground to Escape. F. Rome, July 3.—Serbian forces are London, July 3.—"A naval action No more lame back or tired feelings marching across Central Albania to has occurred off the east coast of the Ikjggoao effect a. junction with the Montenegrins island of Gothland," says .the Stockholm in a combined assault on the correspondent of Reuter's Telegram in seaport city of Alessio, according to company. "The mine German DIAZ, FORMER MEXICAN Afler* Sleeping on advices to the Montenegrin legation layer Albatross "was chased "by four PRESIDENT, DIES ABROAD. just received. Russian cruisers, and.ran aground .to Or. D. of, John Long the United .Athens, Julyf 3.—The Allies opened escape capture.' T^enty-dne" of the Itates public health service is the neW Paris, July 3.—General Porfirio a fierce assault upon the Turkish positions mine layer's crew were "killed and 27 director of public health of the Philippine Diaz, former president of Mexico, before Krithia Wednesday morn* were, wounded.".. Islands has for his and departed died here at 7 o'clock in the even)ing. ing. Eight warships, led by the superdreadnaught, post Germans Lose Two WarsHips.: General Diaz's wife, Senora Queen Elizabeth, are Copenhagen, via London, July. 8.—, .* jCarmen Romero Rubio Diaz, and pounding the Turkish forts with the The German battleship Wittelsbach, DEWS BECKER INNOCEHT itheir son, Porfirio Diaz, and 4 greatest crash of metal since the attack which is damaged, and a battleship of jthe latter's wife, were at tne bed- 4 upon Fort Kilid Bahr, more than the Kaiser class, with many shots' under 'side when the end came. three months ago. Unconfirmed reports the waterline, from the battle in reached here that Krithia had the Baltic, have returned"to Kiel. ATTORNEY FOR BRIDGiE WEBBER fallen. The Politiken's Petrograd corre?: Mitylene dispatches reported the MAKES STATEMENT. spondent states that it is reported losses on both sides in the last week that not only was a German torRedo of fighting at the Dardanelles to be boat sunk at Windau, but a cruiser of the heaviest of the Gallipoli campaign. Claims One of Rosenthal Murderers the Magdeburg type also, was lost...- The Allied expeditionary forces are reported Said Former Police Lieutenant UNITED STATES SHIPMENTS VAL Wittelsbach in Service in .1902. to have lost at least 10,000 in Was Not Guilty. The battleship Wittelsbach is of I UED AT $724,000,000. killed, wounded and missing. The 11,830 tons' displacement. Her complement Turkish casualties are believed to have New York, July 3.—That Charles in peace times is 650 officers been heavier. Becker, York police the former New and men. Her armament consists {of Sends Abroad 249,576 000 Bushels oi Greatest Land Battle. lieutenant, now in Sing Sing prison four 9.4 inch guns and 18 6-inch guns. Wheat During-11 months—Big ttnder sentence of death for conspiring All dispatches received here agreed She was'placed in'service in 1902. MASCCOT MATTRESSES and SPRINGS to kill Herman Rosenthal, had absolutely that the struggle being waged around Gain in Flour. The battleships of .the Kaiser class nothing to do with the murder, Krithia is the greatest land battle each have, a displacement of 10,790 Was the statement made here by H. T. waged at the. Dardanelles since the expeditionary iWashington, July 3—The share oJ tons and a complement of 658 officers Marshall, an attorney, as coming from forces were put ashore. the United States in feeding the world, and men. The armament xTf this class Call and see these goods at our store his client, Bridgie Webber, one of the General Hamilton has concentrated his a task vastly increased by the Euro consists of four 9 4-inch and 14 6-iircl) three self-confessed accomplices in the north of Sedd-Ul-Bahr and is armies pean war, has been disclosed in static guns... 7 plot. sweeping the Turks back along th« in tits of the department of commerce KEYES' FURNITURE STORE --Advance North Planned. This followed closely upon the heels peninsula by successive short rushes. Foodstuffs valued at $724,000,000 were' Copenhagen, via London, July 8.— Of a story that Sam Schepps, the gamMer --.Each charge is preceded by terrific exported during the 11 months ending In' preparation for an advance north, upon whom the state relied during bombardment of the Turkish trenches June 1. This was the principal facto) supported by .a: German squadron, the the first Becker trial to corroborate hy Anglo-French battleships standing in the nation's billion-dollar, for^igr Politiken's Petrograd correspondent the testimony of Jack Rose, Harry inside' the strait and along the shore triade balarice.rrr •t-£5 states that eight German army corps Vallon and Bridgie Webber, the three of .the. Gulf of Saros. The trench fightingris |The effect of the war is seen in th« were concentrated at Riga and in the l3ttform«rs held "the secret in the of the most desperate character. enormous increase in the value of food Bhavli region. The attack on Windau Becker. case," and would tell Governor Turkish arid Allied troops are gripped stjuff exports compared with export 1 the correspondent believes, was an Whitman, should the governor In a hand-to-hand combat on the sands. figures for the same 11 months aTyeai evidence that this was the object of tsk him to. agoi when the total was $443,000,000. jthje/ naval &u> to Mafce AppeaiJf~'* Cockran IWheat formed the biggest item in REVIVES "WILD WEST" DAYS thorities. Other developments in the case followed foodstuffs sent abroad. In aH, 249,576, Sweden Protests Firing. in rapid succession. These were 000 bushels were exportedi an increase x. that London, July 3 —The Stockholm Governor Stewart of Montana Leads Mr. Marshall intends to go before* of 1454,000,000: bushels. It was valued Spectacular Parade at Miles City Chief correspondent of the Reuter Telegram Judge Bartlett of the court of at $319,961,000, showing an increase company states, that the Swedish minister —20,000 -Witness' Event. i' appeals, who wrote the prevailing over the previous year of $239,138,990 to Petrograd hais been instructed Opinion denying Becker a new trial, Fresh jOats valued at $51,669,000 wer« Miles City, Mont., July 3.—Led bj to protest against the violation of And explain to him the facts as relating 'ater Sea shipped, an increase of $51,028i000Th^re Governor Sam V. Stewart, the greatest Swedish neutrality involved by Russian Voyages''"— to Webber, and also the statement were. 86,428,000 bushels, an, inCfjease congregation: of cowboys, Indians,'old! warships firing oii German' warships Or. the Great froni Martin T. Manton, counsel for of almost 85,000,000 bushels. Lakes—Ideal Travel timers and former cattle kings of- the Becker, his within Swedish territorial waters that Bourke Cockran, W. Flour Shows Large increase: '-1 an'd'Recreation Cruises Montana range paraded at the opening law partner, is going to make an appeal OPlour showed the next largest in -wjth all -the material cotnforts^luxuriousj rr.' of the Miles City roundup arid frontier A division of Swedish torpedo boat to the United States supreme Oriease, with a value of $87,650,000, or appointments and pleasant enjoyments of ocean •j? day celebrationi /v!' v/ tt fle'stroyers- has been sent to interne .ir//\ court in Becker's behalf, basing it on a a $37,638,000 more than the previous .# Twenty,! thousand: spectators .lined the the German mine layer Albatross. /. theory that Becker was not corrected period. Almost 5,000,000 more barrels With the added attractione of dclijhtfu! excursion to Beautiful Falls —Interesting Forts «nd Ship the streets to witriess the big event by due process of law. Locks—Fishing Trips—Basket Picnics to Nature's Wildest Nooks—Finest Meals—and Comfortable were sent this year, the total being. Pibneers, Who blazed the trail, were on for Mr. Marshall, who was counsel GERMAN REPLY ABOUT JULY 8 Berths all included. 15,077,000. Bridgie hand, 500 and followed a cowboy Webber when the latter was Duluth, Fort William, Port Arthur, Soof Mack* strong, Corn exports were valued at $34,^42, band on the top of a stage coach Bay arrested in connection with the Rosenthal inac, Georgian to Detroit and return 000, an increase of $28,551,000. There which was, used in '71. Five hundred murder, made his statement regarding on this Modern Fleet of Lake. Liners Cornish, 'N. H., July 3/—President were 43,718,000 bushefs exported, a.n in cowboys wearing "chaps" and decorated in Webber while the office of Wilson has received official information crease of about 3S,d0d,0Q0. in real cowboy fashion followed Mr. Marshall. .•. ,• Covering all the best routes through the encharitInfc from Washington that Germany's Almost 305,000,000 pounds of bacon Personally" Conducted the old timers. Two hundred cowgirls waters of Superior—Georcian the Lake Bay, "Webber," said Mr. Marshall,, "told Cruises Weekly reply to the. last. American note on were shipped, an: increase of 122,000,000 ,, Soo, Mackinac and the, wonderful 30,000 Islands. and the champion riders of the Cruise N9. ©--Duluth tp Petroit ac4 as counsel the first trial that In© his at girl From the li£"ht draft "VVaubjc:" which wends her submarine warfare may be expected return via: Pott Arthur, Fort William pounds., It. was. valued at. $43 ,2.94, world, hordes of Sioux, Cheyennes and Becker absolutely nothing to do vway amon? tlie^ my raids of islets to the. biir steel and the Soo. 6 days, {43.40. had about July 8, and in consequence he 00§, or ah increase of $17,028,000. Floating Hotel "Noronic"—all boats are admirably Cruise No. 9.--Dulufh to .Georgian Crows dressed in war regalia, and the #ith the murder of Rosenthal. Webber Bay anc return via Little Cui-reiit, ,: suited' to the routes they serve. expects to return to Washington July There was a big increase in beei KilIarney.Collin£wood,Owen Scund» fa,mous Sioux Indian band brought up said that he and tlie others were Choose Your Cruise Now 10 days, $47 00. 9 or 10 in order to consider the note shipments. Fresh beef exports were Cruise No. 7-Duluth to Sault Ste. the rear. perjuring themselves in order to save .Marie and return,.ancJ Mackinac via- with Secretary Lansing and? other Lrt us assist you in planning (your outine. 121,487,000 pounds, an increase of "Almost Port Arthur aod'^Port Willi^B^' S their skins." Visitors are1 irt the city from nearly We hive bookfets full of valuable information days, $24.00. members of his cabinet. 116,000,000 pounds canned beef, every state in the union, as well as Cruise No. lO^Duittth-toPoxt'Arthar-1 regarding these different cruises. President Wilson spent most of the 65,359,000 pounds, an increase of 61,000,000 and Fort William and return. 3 days, Bboktat on any Cruise sent FREE from foreign countries. flay studying in quiet seclusion the pickled 1/eef, 28,622,00( $18.00. W. Ho (ton. Gen. Pass. Aet general European question, including Heads Red Wing High School. pounds, an increase of 7,000,000. GERMANS ARE ACTIVE IN WEST Red Wing.—F. C. Meyer of Quincy, possibilities of bringing about tlie NORTHERN NAVIGATION CO 111., has been elected principal of the peace. He had before him confidential Red Wing high school to succeed Prof reports of Colonel E. M. House, Ambassador AIRMAN SINKS SUBMARINE) 4 Sarnia Ontario Paul T. Rusterholz, resigned. Mr. Gerard, .Secretary Lansing Rome, July 3.^—A French aviator J* Ixndori, July 3.—The sudden recurrence Meyer is a graduate of Northwestern and several other officials. He has bombarded and sunk the Austrian of heavy artillery fire by the tairersi*- U-11 the the been gathering these reports for several submarine in Adriatic, Germans at many points in France is months and is now taking the opportunity ministry of marine has announced. a marked feature of the fighting on offered by freedom from This is the second time in naval the western front, but in the meantime minor worries to go over them and history that a submarine hae been the Austro-Germari advance in himself with the foreign familiarize sunk by an'aeroplane. The GeK Galicia and in Poland is unchecked a man war office announced a few and the Teutons have shown no disposition days ago that a German aeroplane 4 to diminish the intensity oi Keeps Boy from Front. sank a Russian submarine. their-eastern offensive.,T -T a St. Paul. July 3.—Rollin Knowles, of The Austrian U-11: was one of 4 "The Polish fortress of Zamo'sc has South Park, near St. Paul, who enlisted newest Austria^ submersities the of Farm and Draft Horses for Sale been captured and progress in othei in the English army at Calgary, and displaced about 800 tons. 4 sectors of strategic importance in the Alberta, and Who wa&' destined to She was supposed to carry a crew east is claimed by Berlin. For weeks ..Prom 500 to 1000 head of horses constantly on hand, leave for the front next week, was of about 25 men. it has bejfn !the same story in this J' including large Draft Horses, Driving Horses, Delivery 4c halted on his warlike march by Conpressman theatre of war—ajp. Austro-German Horses, Farm Chunks, Farm Mares, Saddlers and Mules. Every horse Carl C. Van Dyke of St. Jiitched and tried before sale. If you want one:horse, a team or a rar1ro 4J rush, a Russian retreat—and the enc ^55?^ Pa ill, who wired the American* consul SEIZE WEAPONS AT EL PA|ffi BARRETT & ZIMMERto c6meto at that city and had-the boy ^detained for investigation.- a 23d it Duluth Stable?: Cor. Av. W. Superior St fireat Midway Horse Market, St. Paul, fgn {i For Italian Munitions^ El Paso, Texas, July 3 —-Further seiz Private Sales Daily Auction Every Wednesday^ Private Sales Dally In tin? meantime, his mother is on -ure of weapons, supposed t$ hayei been her way to Calgary ks fast as a train Milan, Italy, July 3, via Paris.—Lombardy, collected here for the,new. revolutionary can take, her there, armed with a birth Italy's greatest manufacturing movement in Mexico, were recorded certificate ,to show that her son is only center ha?. jorganizjed ,a preparation, mm when the Federal authorities raid sixteen.' "iJU" lr for "a munitions ^committee," the executive College of Saint nomas |U Ti'jrrorjflni ed premises said to be owned-by-Ike "committee of which ita colabo and Frank -fMeretej ^GQ-defiendAnt^ Itatlbi C^fthS IhS -InMta^-yr v^tlQrities V'. Bryan Leayes iytah^r:r btt? with Victortenb Hiierta,*aiid tkrep ptfiT The marvelous durability of Ogden, Utah, July ,3 —^Villiam Jennings orlv. SAINT PAUL^.MINNESOTA ^wll work, tp orgfini^^ Jtaliaii industrifea il'r "Nobby Tread'7 Tiresj the: ers chargedqwith'conspiracy'' violate &J feryaii antL'wife krriveid here jit on a vasiTscale to cope with the new noufiT? ^fjnderthe Control and ^nectian-of rArchbishopIreland l.»nr. feet that they are really t\yx* tires ,r! United States neutrality| f- The- booty •5:20- a. rill, leaving/ atj 6:^40 ior' Lake' S and unexpected'1iiationai situation retgarding the tires that In one make them -Was nine machine guns. A CATHOLIC MILITARY COLLEGE u/. ^!ahoe an^l £3an FranQippo.' od munition#^ vilgno qa yon should unheatiatingly buy. (i ui r.util•- ramf-jQ nx af11 xrod: 1 in Collegiate Commercial Academic I Preparatory'11 vn lb Decision On Extradition DelayedP7 Sir Paul Delays ^D^y" Campaign. 1 1 Say Liner Is Marked for Attack. s, io bTfiv/o^ M'Jfl tC'drifAl'MeiMit^WprS a^'feltgi^lTrinniHt "iu ,i.iSfe,/Paul July.' 3,-f^Alt6rf several1 liu: New York, July 3.—Rumors in Ger3^fetkf^:irHfesI "NobbyTreadil ires Washington, July 3--yDe(M8io^..on Seven Hundred and Forty Students from Twvnty-four States l^ast Tear eff,ectua^ ^ttempjts. pn thp par^ ,of ''drj?" dfi^4that the White qiiestion of the extraditioilJdrITetferfi leaders, in St. Paul to, inaugurate a Star liner Adriatic, which left Wed* k'inh Jo For illustrated,?atalogufe:address rtt-iiv/ Jon oil rl ni'bbni /fr!". Victoriano Huerta on various criminal campai^tf for a: cb'urity ^^fd^ri 'eiedtioia are how solid under their regular nesday for Liverpool with a large par qhirgej^ rests. w|th- the. ffcMjef departinent.' avrjy-Ifnd Very Ret. H. MOYNIHAN, Diilhz President iioiijnq Ins ^Ramsey -couiityj "it -has been detier* warranty-^perfectworkmknihip 'go of rwar 'material, munitions anil au- Coralnc formal request 'for the eXjtr*. and material—BUT any adjustttMnt mip..?^ jth'e. ,Gpod,. .(piti^enshjp tomobilesj consigned to-the Allies, has _____— =s=s=s== si 5 Bsaw ^ditiprP^f' Huertawis before ifeciais'^f is on a baaia Of-"-'1 v-jUj •. mlttee to give up the. attempt 'for the i. feeen marked ^or an attack by Qerman, the department, having-heOni submitted 5,000 Miles a present. exibfiiariiies. Aside from being a floatIng^aTsenal, by jGpy^rjtior E^erCTSon.ot ,T^a^, atLt^gJ In[! resolutions adopted itf \^as 'de lotial' Germans point oit request '6f the? Villa" governor of Chihiiahua! 'liD t^at /^lje ^nr^ept if she !itf an£ jespeciali maTk beoause some 'of Stated G^heralJ Huepdi"is^ MINNESOTA AUBEiEn-CO.1^ not propi'tidus"'for launching an antt charged /withr implication in ^thermiiri ^dldOh' Sirtifwijtii' ttoiinty de^ of President Madero and Vice $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE {apdfthat! it will be best to wait until mier of Canada, is one of tho pa§ President Suarefc Hennepin has fought the battle. veneers. A