INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE SIX FIGHT U-BOATS BISHOP EDSALL OF NEW ZEAUNDERS following complaint ol neighbors, ft ceil a trutn obvious to any student oi Is alleged both are insane. The women sicinng to end was magnlflcent. They naval tactics the Italians have found have been taken from the farm and do not say much about it themselves, that for the patrol work now occupying WITH NETS AND will be arraigned before Probate ARE REAL HEROES but those of us who saw something of their attention their forces in small Judge D. K. Michener to determine it can estimate it at its true value* craft are limited. In Italy, as in the their mental condition. and the estimate is very high. United States, the number of ships had According to the authorities, the "At all the advanced dressing stations MOTORBOATS been fixed in time of peace at a minimum two women lived with their mother and aid posts they were under of efficiency by the naval authorities until about two years ago, when she fire, hut they stuck to their work day and then reduced by ministers Malcolm Ross, War Correspondent, filed. Two days after the mother's and night, with a heroism worthy of bent on economy. Fortunately, the LEADER DIES TPISCOPAL AT death, they notified the authorities Tells of Work of Doctors the best traditions of British doctors. Austrians are no better off. *nd it was with difficulty the coroner ROCHESTER FOLLOWING Three out of our small band lost their The Italians have worked hard to and Nurses. was admitted to the house. Italy's Operations Against Submarine lives on the Somme." OPERATION. develop their fleet in directions indicated Death was due to natural causes. by experience. Allied ships Menace Is Clue to Since then the women have lived Goose's Crop Held $10.27. must at all times move freely through SAVE LIVES UNDER GIN FIRE apart from the outside world. Allied Methods. the Mediterranean and the Adriatic St. Louis, Mo.—When John F. P, FUNERAL IN MINNEAPOLIS must be kept safe for transports. The Ernst killed a gift goose he found TIMBER SOLO FOR MORE first pre-occupation of Italy is to guard In its crop a half-dollar, 26 quarters,. DIRIGIBLES AS SEA SCOUTS THAN APPRAISAL RATE Its shipping and harbors. Submarine 26 dimes, 13 nickels and 2 pennies. Nigh Tributes Paid Departed Churchman Stretcher Bearers Work Day and This two-legged bank was a Christmas chasers had to be found. Recently Bales at St. Paul, Duluth, Two Harbors, Night Without Food or SleepDescribes by Pastors and Congregations moreover, a tool in offensive warfare bonus given Ernst by the employees of Grand Rap-ids, Walker and International Brilliant Deeds in of All Denominations—Illness a grocery store where he is chief clerk. has been realized. An extremely fast Falls, Bring 962,000. All Ports Protected by Netting—Mine Battle of 8omme. type of scout cruiser has been built, There was no refund, as Ernst considers of Only Week's Duration. Sweepers Win Little Glory and the gift of a goose includes the which it is hoped will prove successful St. Paul.—Approximately $62,000 of Less Publicity, but Are Most ballast. The total of the goose's savings tn forcing a fight on the wary Austrians, London.—An interesting article written Itochester, Minn. Samuel Cook ptate timber sold at recent sales at was $10.27. catching the marauders along Important Factor. by Malcolm Ross, war correspondent gldsall, Episcopal bishop of the diocese Bt. Paul, Duluth, Two Harbors, Grand the Italian coasts before they can with the New Zealand forces, and 0t Minnesota, died at 2:80 p. m., Feb. Rapids, Walker and International Falls By EDGAR AN8EL MOWRER. reach port. These ships closely resemble dealing with the work of the New Zealand Laughed Himself te Death. |7, at St. Mary's hospital, Rochester, brought nearly $10,500 in excess of appraisal (Correspondence of the Chicago Daily the larger types of American medical corps on the Somme, has Danville, 111.—Several men wer« following an operation. Funeral services prices, according to figures News.) destroyer with difference due to the grouped in a grocery store the other been issued by Sir Thomas Mackenzie, were held at St. Mark's ehurch completed by State Auditor Preus. The Italian Goast.—What can the allies work for which they -are intended. high commissioner for New Zealand. toy, telling stories. One of the talestickled t& Minneapolis. Many of the Episcopal •ales total, however, is much smaller do against the submarine menace? A Against submarines, however, such The following are extracts: George Stunkard, an aged citisen, clergymen of the diocese and bish* than those of other years. great deal in such small landlocked ships are less effective than tiny torpedo "No account of the fighting on the so much that lie dropped dead |ps other states were present, Advance in the price of pulpwood for from waters as the Adriatic, the Aegean boats. Austrian submarines, especially Somme would be complete without reference while laughing. plshop Frank A. McBlwain of Faribault paper making is reflected In the auditor's and the Tyrrhenian seas, less in the the smaller types generally WK EMS SIB to the splendid work done was in charge. Tributes to the statement, showing that 15,021 open Atlantic. But in the Adriatic employed in the Adriatic, cannot remain by the New Zealand medical corps. It yvork and memory of the bishop were cords of spruce pulp sold for $20,546 particularly many devices can be profitably long absent from their base. was on September 13 that the corps liven in Episcopal churches of the or more than the appraisal $4*166 employed. The faost important They can remain under water only a 'took over' from the English divisWm Twin Cities and state as well in price. of these Is doubtless the wire submarine few hours. Their speed is low. So that our troops relieved. In a German ihurches of other denominations, ARB TOLD FREE PRE88 WOULD net. All ports are now protected they can sometimes be traced, followed dugout at a place known to us whose pastors joined in mourning his TEACHERS' HOME DEDICATED by netting which can be opened and HAVE PREVENTED WAR. and forced to fight. as Flat Iron Copse the advance passing. shut to permit the passage of ships. Bishop Edsall's death was not unex- dressing station was established. It iion. Fight to Destroy Each Other. Alberta, Minn., 8olves Rural Education Hence submarines have become chary was all the time under shell fire. Two iected, as the surgeons had given Problem. In such a case it becomes a question of entering an enemy port, preferring Print Paper Shortage la Discussed iractically no hope since the opera- of the orderlies were killed on the Alberta, Minn.—Alberta has solved of head work between the captain of to wait just outside or block the channel first afternoon. Several bearers were the problem of obtaining and retaining From Several Angles—-Higher Subscription the submarine apd the captain of the by a row of mines. In consequence He went to Rochester to speak. He killed in the vicinity of Thistle Alley, first-class teachers in its consolidated torpedo boat, the one striving to elude, Rates Considered. mine sweepers have become a necessity became ill and submitted to an examination another station. Others were wounded. rural school. This was shown the other to draw near. Usually, needless and hardly a port but harbors to Dr. Charles H. Mayo for an One nlg^t both doctors and men when the recently completed $7,000 to say, the submarine wins. If, St Paul. "if the European press a fleet of them. These small ships, Abdominal ailment that had been se worked for hours in their gas helmets, teachers' home, built for the latters' however, the torpedo boat outguesses had been free to print unelouded and which often fall victim to their task, rlously troubling him since a fall five and that is not an easy job. exclusive use, was formally dedicated. the submarine and foresees the spot uncolored news dealing with questionf becoming aware of a mine only as jlreeks ago. Educators of prominence from all Battle Was Raging Near By. where the latter will emerge, a most of an international character, instead their keel strikes it and amid the Dr. Mayo declared that an immediate parts of Minnesota and many from "Two thousand yards away was of printing what the various govern* curious conflict ensues. thunder of death, win little glory and operation was necessary and it outside the state participated in the Flers, about which the battle raged for dents wished its people and the peo» "The submarine," to quote Sig. Giordani less publicity. They are among the fcras performed. f.o dedicatory exercises. some time. From there the bearers pies of other nations believe, thi# again, "disappears, comes into The bishop was unable to gain unchanted humble, the housemaids of had to carry uphill over sodden ground world shadowing war never would sight farther away, disappears, reappears, Strength and began sinking rapidly. naval warfare. Ministers at Northfleld, Minn. through a fairly heavy barrage of 5.9 have come." This declaration waa seeking a convenient spot for He was, however, conscious to the All ships that pass floating mines on Northfleld. More than 100 Methodist high explosives and shrapnel. It was made without equivocation and without launching the torpedo that will rid it •nd. His three children, Mrs. S. S. the high seas shoot at them and sink Episcopal ministers were here a long and difficult job, but rain or reservation by Walter Williams, of its oppressor. The torpedo boat Hetherington of Boundbook, N. J., them, sometimes by rifle fire, more often Feb. 20 and 21 for the mid-year council dean of the school of. journalism^ shine they never ceased their efforts. must follow it ever more closely, lieutenant James K. Edsall of the by gun fire. of the annual Minnesota conference In many cases it took six bearers five University of Missouri, In an addresf watching the torpedo's departure and First Minnesota field artillery, and "The invention of nets against submarines," •f the church. before editors of the state attendlnu hours to bring a wounded man from maneuvering nimbly to avoid it and fiamuel Harmon Edsall were at his writes Paolo Giordani, "is the relay post 500 yards south of Flers. the short course at the university cut off the enemy." bedside. Mrs. Edsall died four years due to the British admiralty, which Teaohers Adopt Resolutions. farm. His subject was "A New A medical officer and 12 men were sent Hydroplanes armed with bombs go. not long ago, after several months of Weapon for Democracy." out there. The post was no sinecure. which explode 80 or 40 feet under water toilful silence, celebrated the certain Winona. The Southeastern Min The print paper shortage, that i* There it was that Major Martin and are useful for sighting and even sinking of the 100th enemy submarine RECLUSES ALLOW STOCK atsota Educational association, at the threatening newspapers, large and Captain Boyle were killed. They were for fighting submarines. Two or three snared in the toils. These nets are elosing session of the twenty-first annual small, was disoussed from several an* ON FINE FARM TO STARVE splentild fellows, and very brave. times, I believe, a submarine in immersion most ingenious and formidable." convention, went on record in gles. "During the whole of the first week has been struck and destroyed by "Drifters" Hold the Nets. opposition to the tendency of the state Frank A. Day of the Fairmont Seur the Germans kept up their barrage, fwp Sisters, Residing Near Preston, a bomb cleverly dropped from an airplane. The nets are towed through the water legislature to curtail educational appropriations tinel opened the discussion, advocatr with a view to preventing transport Minn., Are Arrested—Neighbors Scouting for submarines from to such an extent that by small steam fishing boats known Ing co-operative manufacture of print and troops getting up to Flers, but during Say Both Are Insane. the air is so fruitful that almost every as drifters. Great Britain has already full aid is not available. Resolutions paper with state aid in furnishing af the whole of the fighting not a day squads of aviators fly out over the also were adopted protesting against mobilized more than 100,000 fishermen Question supply of raw material. The single man ever hesitated to go forward Preston. Their 160-acre farm all sea on regular patrol duty. The Italians with at least 3,000 ships. the movement to secure the repeal ol of raising subscriptions to $2 annually when required. but abandoned, part of their live stock are fortunate in possessing a new the teachers' retirement act. Officers Some hundreds of these drifters on weekly newspapers also was conBidered. Mid chickens dead from starvation* "Some of the bearers worked for 48 type of fast seaplane, with a dolphin Eora were elected. Next year's convention have been loaned to Italy. Each drifter hours, some for 72, without sleep and and Mary Donahue, recluses, are shaped body, said to be superior in was voted to Rochester, Minn. drags out and places a section of with but little food. One who brought the custody of Sheriff E. K. Blexrud, power, carrying and climbing capacity net some 1,000 meters long, for which DOZEN TOWNS TO VOTE a wounded man right down to Flat Iron to the Austrian Loehner, employed by it is responsible. A submarine Strikes ON LICENSE QUESTION Copse was at the finish almost worse the Italiafts up till now, and to our tf piece of net like some blind nightflying than his patient. Another bearer was own Curtiss, of which the Loehner is beetle. The nearest drifters wait Spirited Balloting Expected in Southeastern wounded, but went on carrying in another said to be an imitation. The new type, a certain time to see if the submarine Minnesota in March—Unusual wounded till wounded a second O- in body identical with the one employed Is prepared to come to the surface and Interest Aroused. time. He was shot in the leg. Later by the French and British, is constructed surrender. If not a bomb is dropped he was shot in the arm, but even then in Italy and equipped with an into the dim thickness of water. There Winona. A dozen cities and villages he picked up his stretcher and wanted Italian motor. is a choked report, a disturbance in in Southeastern Minnesota will to carry on, and would have done so Dirigibles as Sea Scouts. the waves and then all is quiet. Submarine rote on the license question next were it not for the fact that a doctor The most useful of all constructions and net have disappeared. And month and much interest centers in. had ordered him away. He now for sea scouting is the dirigible balloon. proudly the successful drifter, returning the results because of the steps taken proudly wears the riband of the military For this one purpose the Zeppelin homeward with or without prisoners, toward prohibition in the Legislature. medal. has not proved a failure. Italy is hoists to the masthead the black Local option balloting will be spirited. "Owing to the casualties in the New fairly well equipped with semirigid sinister flag of the pirate, the ancient Zealand medical corps, orders were balloons similar to the French type symbol of a good catch. Every drifter St. Charles, wet with a majority of given by the army corps that regimental and almost every day one or more of is moreover armed with little guns at thirty a year ago, will vote March 6. officers and other officers and them may -be seen gliding over the stem and stern, a wireless apparatus Plainview, dry by one vote last bearers were to go out only at night. sea. What they accomplish I do not and a megaphone, through which the year, will vote again. Eyota, which So far as I could see, there was no know. hardy sailors, the same who manned has hung in the balance for several very laudable intention of carrying out Captive balloons are sometimes hoisted the ship in time of peace, call back and fears and is now dry, will vote. that order. over the shore for observation purposes. forth to each other. These wet towns are expected to Above everything else stands for1 CERTAIN-TEED Already the number of submarines Count Day as Night. rote on the license proposition efficiency and economy. Any product bearing Such are the principal weapons used "The New Zealanders salved their quality, sunk in the Adriatic is not small. Boodhue, Hammond and Blooming by Italy against submarines. How the consciences by counting day as night. Humble Fishermen Lose Lives. the name will deliver all three Prairie. Dry towns that will have CERTAIN-TEED struggle is progressing, whether amelioration "But," continues Sig. Giordani, "it In this way they got one long night similar elections are, Pine Island, in neaping measure. of means is counterbalanced of 24 hours. In other words, they does not always happen in this way. j&umbrota and Stewartville. by improvement in submarine construction^ went right through, night and day The torpedo boat that inspects this Certain-teed Certain-teed only the future, in all likelihood many instances of bravery and untiring strange guard notices an open door, a the immediate future, will tell. devotion to duty in the big event broken ring in the chain. No matter. Today both sides are losing heavily. might be given. Another drifter takes the place of the Roofing Paint® and Varnishes "There were men who day and one swallowed by the waves and the Sometimes the submarine is its own night went out under shell and machine undoing. Despite its terrible offensive chain is again closed, the shackles of are made by experts and mixed is the most efficient type of roofing The Minneapolis Dollar-Hold gun fire, time and again, and at ambush again assured." The drifters powers the submarine has remained, by modern machinery, so that for all kinds of buildings. In the words of Luther Bradley, "a delicate great risk of their own lives saved the are offered in sacrifice to the sea and 250 MODERN ROOMS every can exactly conforms to For the sky-scraper a built up lives of many wounded who otherwise little thing." More than once during Located in of District the submarine that great ships may Heart BUSUMM roof of CERTAIN-TEED is the expert chemists' formula, would have died or been killed. Some pass safely where they will. 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