THOSE DEAR Gim.S about in a soldierly manner, how to SEIZED GERMAN VESSELS LJCARNING salute properly and how to marchgp r' /HAVE.NEW NAMES The manual of arms takes you 4 BB For Drafted. Merl step farther. It teaches you how to Washington, Sept. 1.—Almost all handle your rifle properly. It does our Responsibility. who are serving artillery or machine former German vessels now in the not, however, include practise in firing guns. American navy have been given new V*"- A or bayonet combat. 1 The rifle -is the soldiers' best names. Secretary Daniels issued an soldier in a modern army In the. school of the squal you will friend. His first thought should be order today, changing the names of carries with him sufficient 'food, execute all the movements learned in to guard it and care for it above all •T^TE FOOO COMMITTEE Alt 12 ships, as a result of his attention, clothing, shelter, fighting arms and the school of a soldier, in addition his other possessions. He' expects it PEALS TO FARMER8 TO SELECT having been called "last week to the ammunition to take care of himself you will, learn to keep your -correct to take care of him in emergencies. embarassment the sailors were subjected •'*t 8EED CORN IN SEPTEMBER^ "'^5 for a short period in case he should place in ranks, to stak and take arms In. ordinary times he must take care to by being compelled to wear be separated from his company. The and to march-'as a squad. The school of it. V: upon their hadbands names such as total weight of his load, in addition of the squad also includes some extended Kaiser Wilhelm. NEED PRESSING THIS YEAR In caring for a rifle it is especially A? to the clothes he wears, is 50 to 70 order drill. The newly named ships are: Vaterlaad •0$ pounds. The number of articles is important to keep the bore clean. In School of the Company. to Leviathan Kronprinzessin so doing he is sure to avoid injuring surprisingly large. They are so devised, The school of the company carries Yi|! Secile.%to Mount Vernon Kaiser the delicate rifling which causes the however, that by ingenious A. D. Wilson, Chairman of Committer you still further in your training. Wilhelm II to Agamemnon Amerika bullet to spin as it is forced out and methods of packing and adjusting 8aya Good Seed Adds 16,000,000 In the close order drill you will r, to America Hamburg to Powhatan thus greatly increases the accuracy they can all be carried with the least be taught- to march in line and in Bushels to ths Crop. Grosser Kurfurst to Aeolus of' the rifle. Never put away a rifle '5 possible effort. column and to execute a number of Myrtilla—Yes. I've given young Koenig Wilhelm II to Madawaska that has been fired or exposed to You are personally responsible for simple but very important movements. faleton the mitten. I am now engaged Neckar to Antigone Rhein 'to Susquehanna bad weather without first cleaning it. all the arms, clothing and supplies (Issued by ths Minnesota Food Com* Most of these movements to Willie Princevard. mitts® with ths approval of ths Public Princess Irene to Pocahontas Never lay a rifle flat on the ground. issued to you. The trained \soldier are by squads that is to say, they Safety Commission.) Miranda—I'm not surprised, dearJ Frederick der Grosse to Huron Rest it securely against something. keeps track of them. He knows immediately simply to a number of squads working I've known for some time you've! that urgent call Is Wing issued to Barbarossa to Mercury. President In lowering the rifle to the ground, at any time where every teen waiting to renew your youth." together, the same commands Minnesota's loyal farmers by the state Grant and President Lincoln whether drilling or at any other time, one of his belongings is to be found. and movements learned in the school committee of food production and will not be renamed. see that it touches the ground gently. WANTED—Warm room in private You are required to keep them in conservation to select a large supply of the squad. 1 The names of the tugs Pocahontas, family, with board, or possibly with of the best possible seed com from good condition. In case you need Don't play with your rifle. A rifle The school of the battalion in turn the standing stalks in the field during Huron and Powhatan are changed to or light housekeeping privileges, other articles they may be issued to or revolver, whether loaded or. tinloaded, applies on a somewhat larger scale seed corn time, September 19-20. Allegheny, Chemung and Cuyuga respectively. meals without room. Address P. O. you but their value in that case will should never be pointed at a the movements you have learned in A. D. Wilson, chairman of the state Box 553, City. be deducted from your next pay. person unless you fully intend to the school of the company. The commands committee of food production and You will receive on enlistment an shoot that person, if necessary, in of the major will be repeated conservation, says that by selecting the performance of your duty. When ample supply of clothing, including to you by your own captain, or an ample supply of seed corn in this not only your uniform but extra a fire arm is put into you hands you through him to your own platoon way the farmers in Minnesota can rei* F. C. ROGERS are entrusted with a great responsibility der one of the greatest possible services shoes, shirts, underclothes and socks. commander. to the nation to the state in and You may not be able always keep for its proper use. The battalion is the largest unit in the present war emergency. An your clothing spotlessly clean. But which an officer can make..his commands MM Anybody in normal physical condition ampl# supply of seed corn is a first when it becomes dirty or spotted heard and clearly understood can learn to be a good shot. necessity for a big crop next year, PRACTICAL FURRIER take the first opportunity to clean by all the men hence it is the largest Two of the most important points to Good corn properly selected and seed remember are to take a deep breath unit in which there is instruction it thoroughly. stored for the winter means an addfc Fort Frances, Ontario Your shoes must be cleaned and in close order drill. Regiments, brigades tional five bushels for every acre oi just before completing your aim so planted year, other condV polished frequently. Wet shoes and larger units are controlled corn next that you may hold your rifle with tions equal. Minnesota plants being should be carefully dried. Army men perfect steadiness, and to squeeze through orders given to commanding from to acres ol 3,000,000 3,500,000 THE OLDEST EXCLUSIVE FUR HOUSE frequently dry their shoes during the trigger so that the gun will not officers which they carry out by issuing corn annually. gain, therefore^ The the night by taking a few handfulls other commands or orders, to the be jerked from its aim at the moment would amount to to from 15,000,000 IN THE WORLD of dry' clean pebbles, heating them officers or men immediately under of firing. When you become an expert 17,500,000 bushels of corn,—a really a meat can or kettle until they marksman (provided you have their control. in to world'fl splendid contribution the hot and then placing a|SQ tjie courage which permits you food supply. Battalion Drill Not Complicated. are very in the shoes. So long as the pebbles A very important thing for you to to remain cool and collected on the There is a Reason. are hot move them about once in a remember is that the progressive battle field) you will have added immensely Mr. facts: Wilson emphasizes these while bv shaking the shoes. Take training in the close order drill is to your value as a soldier By selecting seed corn during seed care not to heat the pebbles so hot all based puon some very .'simple The simple fact that you qualify-as corn time the farmer can get corn that the shoes will be scorched. movements which you will learn in a marksman will give you more selfconfidence that will mature before frost time ia I11 general see to it that all your the school of the soldier and the and self-control. normal years. clothing is as neat and clean as possible school of the squad. If you. get these By selecting seed corn in seed corn The amount of ammunition which a at all times. Mend rips and basic nflovements right so that you time the farmer's seed will have an American carries into battle is chance to dry out before the freezing sew on buttons without delay. This can perform them exactly and with usually 220 rounds. In an advanced weather comes, and will, therefore, Will add to your comfort as well as promptness—and you ought to be firing position, where it is difficult survive the winter better and show a able to learn this in a very short appearance. to bring up reserves of ammunition greater germinating power. Wear your hat straight. Don atfect time—you need have no fear of the it is necessary to be economical. By selecting early from standing the smart aleck style of tilting complicated movements of the school a Bear this in mind during your target stalks in the field the farmer has 1 the hat. Keep all buttons fastened. of the company and the school of the chance to choose from vigorous stalka practise and learn to make every Have vour trousers and leggings battalion. In reality, these movements growing under favorable conditions. s"hot count. properly laced. Kebp yourself clean only look more complicated Close order formations are seldom What and How to Select. shaved. Carry yourself like a soldier. because they are carried out by larger used in actual fighting nevertheless to the of suo According experience Remember that there is a tendency bodies of men. tha they should be thoroughly mastered. cessful corn growers in Minnesota, in camp life for men to become careless It cannot be too strongly impressed are the following rules suggested by They have been worked out during EXPORTER AND IMPORTER OF and untidy. You must use on you that the closest attention state food committee to be followed centuries of experience as the best ^y,ery means to^cpunteract .this te,i- to your training during the first fe\^7 during time: seed corn RAW FURS means of -training men in Soldierly dency. For this purpose the, custorns days will make your whole period of '. Select at least 50 ears for every habits of thought and action. They acre to be planted next year. This and regulations of the army emphasize cervice easier and more satisfactory. teach precision, teamwork, and that will allow for re-selection and th« the necessity for personal neatness Don't lose your grasp on this thot. prompt and unhesitating obedience choosing of absolutely the best seed and cleanliness. The gopd soldier It is of the first importance. Put it which is so necessary to military corn next spring. keeps close watch on himself. into practise and it will help you to Select from a variety that has beel control. The fact that you and your Besides his extra clothing a soldier get ahead. grown in the locality for several years, comrades are thoroughly drilled will 'X Highest Cash Prices Paid on carries a blanket, a rubber pon"cho, ears that have matured early oq be your best protection in the hour a canteen, a mess .kit including strong, vigorous stalks of medium I. W. W. AGITATORS TO Raw Furs of battle. It will give every man confidence height. meat can, knife, fork and spoon, a in himself and in his comrades BE TAKEN TO CHICAGO Select medium sized ears nearly ai cup toilet articles, a first aid package and will insure steadfastness in large at the tip as at the butt with no( He will pay the duty and war tax on all furs from the United and some minor belongings. the face of the enemy. Indictments and Arrests Next Step more than 16 or 18 straight rows ol 1 One of the most useful pieces is States and pay as high a price for them as any Uniform kernels. in Rounding up Alleged Plotters. Must Drills Drill, Drill. one-half of a shelter tent, with rope Select ears with kernels that fill all Chicago, Sept. 8^—Indictments and house in the United States. However, close order drill will not and pins. The shelter tent is said the space on the cob and that arc arrests? are the next steps to be taken yield these results—it will be worse to be a French invention which was about half again as broad at the tin by the federal government following Vjjl than useless—unless it is learned as at the cap, with plump tips and big introduced into the American army its recent raids of I. W. W. in BE SURE AND SEE ME BEFORE YOU SELL OR BUY germs. Avoid chaffy, light and flinty thoroughly and practised with snap during the civil war. In the army isS Chicago and elsewhere over the kernels. F. C. ROGERS is often called a dog tent, evidently and precision. You must drill, drill, country.. Fasten the ends of an ordinary sac]] drill. It is one of the' mpst essential because of its shape and small size. together with a strap. With the strafl It is asserted that in the recent Two men can combine their "halves steps in your training. Enter these over the right shoulder and the sack drills with "enthusiasm!" Try to make Kraids communications from England, and set up a shelter tent in a few under the left arm, go out into thi a distinct improvement, every day: !Fran", Germany, Italy and other EuThere minutes. While it cannot be described •field a short distance and work bac!] are four sections or grades r°Pefn countries were obtained as roomy, it is just what its name toward your wagon, filling the sack as which hold evidence of anti-war you return. If a large amount of seed Subscribe for the Press implies, a shelter from wind»and rain. of close order drill, which are called plots. is to be gathered, place several baskets school of the soldier, school of the It is needed only in temporary Rumors at the Federal building today on a narrow sled drawn by a squad, school of the company, school 'camps. muzzled horse and work between thi were to the effect that trials of Your chief fighting tools will be a of the battalion. The word "school" rows. those accused of plots and kindred as here used means a fixed method rifle, a bayonet in a scabbard, a cartridge .Hang up to dry every night all seed crimes will be held in Chicago, alleged of' training. belt and an entrenching tool. selected during the day. It Will be to to be the hatching place of world Do not under any circumstances lose First of all you will get the training Jured if left in sacka or piles. For Those Who Want A wide intrigues against the govrenment. included under the "school of track of these articles while on field Where and How to Store. It is said that agitators from duty.-So long as you possess them the soldier." This training is again all. parts of the United States will be Experience has also shown that the divided two parts :^instruction *re an artned soldier capable germinating power of aeed cora is pre :|pqjpgh't here ^or trial. off deWntfllig yourself and of perk without ^|fe§r atndh? ifhe mifiu'al of served by preper ftUrage, ami th« arms. v-.-if .. W""Learn forming effective service. following rules are siren by the stat« FOR SALE—1,000 acres good land, .y Without them your are, for all How to Salute. food committee for th4 storing of con we suggest some with timber, from $5 to $16 an practical purposes, helpless. This this year: The very first thing you will learn acre, in .Koochiching county will sell statement, of course, does not apply Store seed 00m in such a way as ta is the position of the soldier, which Yellowstone National Park Rainier National Park in 40 acre lots or more. Write for give a good eiroalatton of air about strictly to those men who are armed has already been explained, then you each ear. Do not let the ears freeze in some other way, particulars. Gordon Bros., Littlefork, such as those how to' face to the right or left or North Pacific Coast and Alaska before they are thoroughly dry. Only Minn. 920 corn selected early may be expected 4 via to dry before freezing. WHAT IS THERE AB0U YOU CAN EAStlYl Store the corn in the house attic, 01 FIND OUT, NOW THAfl GRAVELY TOBACCO TO in an unused second story room, If GRAVELY'® KEEP nS REPUTATION YOU CAN GET IT the ventilation is good. Cellars in ^5? AND GOOD THAT I iGROWING FOR 85 YEARS CELEBRATED which the?e is a heating plant will do V* POUCH ISA HUMPING! If no attic or second story room la Chewing Plu§ available. In hanging corn to dry, use the corn tree, or the double or BEFORETHE INVENTION OF OUR PATENT AIR-PROOF POUCH -single string method. Cheap corn GRAVELY PLUG TOBACCO hangers may be made also from electric MADE STRICTLY FOR ITS CHEWING QUALITY if v, welded wire fencing, or by nailfeg WOULD NOT KEEP FRESH IN THIS SECTION. a chicken wire netting on laths ovsf NOW THE POTENT POUCH KEEPS IT both sides of two-by-four's. FRESH AND CLEAN AND OOOQC In using the electric welded wire Special Summer Fares CHEW OF GRAVELY IS.ENBUGH fencing, cut In strips, leaving a vertical wire with protroding branches. ORDINARY PLUG Bend the tip of the vertical wire into Let me help you plan a worthwhile vacation trip a hook to hang to the nail and stick the ears of corn on the branches. W} Send forjfree travel booklets IS? If chicken wire netting is used, pl'aoe 'V. the ears of corn through the meshes C. C. WHITNEY, Agent international Falls, Minn. if laths on two-by-four's are Used, lay POSTERSBIlLBOARD sag' the ears across the lath supports. NEWS W Ir A. M. CLELAND, General Passenger Agent, St. Paul, Ninn. i5gsfe|jj|!. Members of a farmers' club or neighbors may co-operate advantageously Northern Pacific Railway, In' buying wire for hangers or drying 4 frames. See America First—^ If the average^ farmer who grows corn In Minnesota has a 20-acre field Start with Yellowstone Park and by selecting his seed corn during seed corn time can add five bushels a be on aare to If* ftMfltaflifr ..v -s, sk V*