1 "4. ~i? *4{Z -V l'-- V€" V-rv ..%•* \vV ^INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS -J PAGE FOUR \fPr WMWWjf: Europe, it is literally "win the war LOCAL DRAFT BOARD Germany Plans, FALLS -PRESS or perish." CALLS MORE MEN tWe now know tfiat all Berlin's recent World Empire AND BORDER BUDGEf peace talks have the main purpose Notice of Call and to Appear for of getting a temporary peace Examination. Publishers of the Official County Proceedings on such terms that the present grip INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY Illuminating Article Showing' the iof the Hohenzollerns on all their The following named persons Various Steps Taken, and Plans GEO. F. WATSOIC, Editor and Manager present allies may not be broken are hereby notified, that, pursuant Made for Prussian Dominion. this because they want a breathing Entered at the Post Office at International Falls. Minn., as Seeond-claaa Matter to the Act. of Congress approved spell in order to reorganize' the .peoples BY W. H. GARDINER OF 5 May 18, 1917, they are SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ,tf. S., $1,50 FOREIGN, $2.00 PER YEAR. now under their" dominion for AMERICAN DEFENCE SOCIETY called for military service of the a fresh attack which will carry out United States by this Local ,the Pan German plan for World Dominion. Judging from the character of the speeches delivered at the Nonpartisan (Copyright 1917 by American De- Board. ... league meeting at St. Paul Friday, the pro-German socialists The serial number and the order fence Society.) Realizing this, we recognize that number of each persons is and I. W. Ws. are forsaking their former names and gathering Statesmen and other students of the safety of democracy and or personal shown below. They will report international politics have for the under the new banner of Nonpartisans. liberty demands that we fight at the office of this Local Board past fifteen years or more have been until Prussia's present allies are Stadium W for physical examination on the watching the evolution of Germany's Freed from the hold she has fixed Even though the Minnesota Public Safety Commission neglected 28th day of September, 1917, at plans to conquer world dominion. upon them by this war. The freedom to mention by name the suit case specials between Ranier and Virginia 10 o'clock a. m. These plans are so amazingly ambitions of^the world rests upon the freeing Any claim for exemption or and are founded on such an in its Order No. 12, the county officials must know that such of Austria-Hungary, the Balkans discharge must be made on forms utterly cynical and ruthless Mesreregard a whisky transportation is being carried on, and it's up to them to and Turkey from Prussia. which may be procured, or the of the rights and liberties of To liberate them, to win safety stop it. fotm of which may be copied at all non-Germans that for ten fr They're New for ourselves and our children, will the office of the Local Board, and itwelve years those men who first require that we all devote every What are you, an America# or traitor? If the former you must be filed at the office of this a caught hteir sinister trend were discredited. thought and word and act to winning Local Board on or before the Then, as the German plan They're Smart have no unfavorable criticism either in your mind or upon your the war. seventh day after the date of of economic and political strategy lips, in regard to the plans of the administration to win the war, For the present we must shut out posting of this notice. developed step by step with her from our mind* all diverting thots or light frivolous remarks about those who have either volunteered Your attention is called to the military conduct of the present war, They'reServiceable of peace, being convinced that an or been selected fdr military service. penalties for violation or evasion it became generally recognized that enduring peace will come most quickly of the Selective Service Law approved in fact ,she is trying actually to only if we devote every thought May 18, 1917, and of the 'make real the Pan-German plan The Sentinel has been informed that Senator Leonard H. Nord to fighting for victory. Here's a display of rules and regulations which ,and, failing that, to lay the solid is to be a candidate for re-election, from this district. His excellent America's power will come only may be consulted at this office. foundation for its future execution from the loyal service of every individual work during the two sessions he has served in the legislature proves New Fall Suits that by first building an unassailable Empire 1260 371 Sinclair Robert citizen, be it rendered on that he is exceptionally well qualified for the position. Should from the Baltic to the Arabian 506 372 Neary Martin Edward land or sea, under arms or at the fulfill every wish of Senator Nord ask to be returned to office, the request should be sea. 1391 373 Dolliver Edwin Thomas work bench. For years many astute and experienced 12 72 374 granted.—Bemidji Sentinel. Johnson Arvid Now, in the light of all these facts, the man who wants to statesmen dismissed this matter 877 375 Salstrand Marius ask of yourself as preposterous only to see ittake 435 376 Sikick John 'Have I so far done everything The hog that we refer to is a two-legged specimen. He came dress right. material form and threaten to 681 377 Perkins Martin Gallen I possibly can to help America win to this country penniless a few years ago, and has done well here, overwhelm them and their nations. 713 378 Erickson Anton the war?" in fact, all he has he owes to America. If he had remained in the Likewise, those who have not for 1478 379 Haahen Ole 'Am I now planning my life and The Makers of ,many years made a study of, international 935 380 Kirikstrom Oscar W. R. country which he came fjrom he would be lucky if he had another my work primarily to help America politics or who have not 1121 381 Machula Adam win the war—as every man and worn suit of clothes. But in spite of the fact' that he has prospered here, read many of the books recently 1150 382 Gunther William J. in Germany.is doing for her— even beyond his old-world dreams, he now gives nothing of love Stadium 450 383 written on the politics and economics Wick Erick or am I 'just hoping' that somehow and loyalty to his adopted country in her peril. He does a lot of 1390 which caused the present wor 384 Dardis Edward some kind of peace will come soon?" grunting and is eager for his swill, but is unwilling to give anything 113 may be inclined to dismiss these 385 Walchak Jos. 'Am I-"a loyal American worker 1472 Pan-German plans as impracticable 386 Therrio Alfred J. to the country that welcomed him and gave him the opportunity or a moral slacker?" Clothes •725 387 and absurd. Russell Earl E. to make good. We have a few of those fellows. But 1 1004 388 The Prussian War Plan. Dahl Albert Elmer CIVIL SERVICE "U. s. they are marked men and will be ostracised. No decent, selfrespecting At the close of 1915, Prussia was 156 389 Wendt Carl Oscar EXAMINATIONS person will associate with them.—Winnebago Enterprise. 1034 390 everywhere victorious and controlled Welch Sherman 808 about 100,000,000 enthusiastically 391 have given particular Noon John J. An open competitive examination 780 392 subservient allies in Austria-Hungary, Toomey Joseph Patrick under the tules of the U. S. Civil 1183 attention to the tailoring the Balkans and Turkey, which 393 St. Peter Ludger PLENTY OF THEM. Service commission for the position 267 394 later held the ^religious leadership of Shelrud Edgar R. !of (male and female) and carrier Clerk 567 of every garment the fanatical Mohamedan world. 395 Dubushi John in the post office at Internatioinal 1218 396 At Verdun, Prussia intended to Alexion Arthur Gust The Region editor was at International Falls this week and Falls, Minnesota, will held be 421 and to the quality of break through the French line and 397 Mercer Steve John saw very little trace of blind pigging. At Ranier, however, the on Saturday, Oct. .13, commencing at 940 398 swiftly overwhelm France. This Riviere Henry T. piggers and bootleggers were so plentiful that one man suggested 9 o'clock a. m. 1232 Fabrics,—which means ^one she expected that Russia would 399 Ballick Naum Applications for this examination that they wear badges to prevent them from selling booze to 1254 400 go out of the war, possibly by an Sorftey Grigori must be made on the prescribed lasting satisfaction to 169 imperial treaty treasonable to the T-t 401 Noland Cecil Odell one another.—Baudette Region. 1 form, which, with necessary instrucTitans, 436 Russian people. 402 Schandorf. Frank may be obtained from the ydu. AMAZING! 1477 403 After" disposing of France and Wright George Willard Commission's local representative, 396 404 jRussia, Prussia planned to concentrate Dahlgren August Alex HClrJ H. C. Randall, at the International Come in and try on a 989 405 on the annihilation of Great Vroman James Falls post office, or from the 1304 406 Britain's armies, which she expected Anderson Christ tifidersigned. few garments, you'll 1107 THRILLING! 407 would be rushed to the rescue of Brunette Leo Lawrence fAll persons wishing to take this 127® France. 408 Ribaldi Robert examination should secure blanks find them splendid 862 409 Thus crushed, France and Great Dugal Arthur and file their applications with the 1406 410 Snodgrass Louis Britain were to lose all standing in undersigned at once in order to allow values. 257 411 the eyes of their millions of. Mohammedan Trompster Merville J. SENSATIONAL! 1 time for the necessary corrections 1109 412 dependents throughout Johnson Ross Allen and to arrange for the examination. 155 413 Africa and Asia. Rusch Alvin Paul Suits $13.75 $15 $18 284 414 The Question. Pelland Frank Jr. Each applicant will be required to 133 415 Peterson Hiram Is not all this on land and sea as stjbmit to the examiner on the day 807 416 important to America as to Great Olynek John and up to $30 of -examination, a photograph of 867 417 Britain and France? If America had Fitzpatrick John Patrick lift self taken within two years. 930 418 not ioined in the war and if Gerniai^ Halladay James Erwin Jules Verne's You Can Always, Do Better J. M. Shoemaker, 419 18S Jersin Frank had. made a separate peace with Russia Secretary Civil Service Board, 1398 420 and then crushed France and Coulombe Harry 20,000 Leagues O. M. CARR at & CO. St. Paul, Minnesota. 265, 421 Simpson Ernest Great Britain. But America would 285: 422 Pelland Edward then have stood alone against a ELKS TO AID 1313 423 Ross Rosey Prussian autocratacy which controlled At the annual meeting of the all but one of the ocean trade The Sea Grand lodge of Elks held in Boston 'THE STORE OF QUALITY' routes of the world. LITTLEFORK on July 10, it was agreed to, without How preposterous this seems to a dissenting vote, to raise $1,000,000 Rev. Edw. Kaneen of International Americans And yet it is the hardheaded W. C. T. U. NOTES .to: be used as the Elks war relief Falls spoke in the I. O. O. F. hall but cold-hearted plan and /fund. last Thursday evening on "War and aim of the Prussian autocrats—it is This fund is to be handled by a On Tuesday the 18th the ladies of Christianity. It was one of the best merely "Deutschland uber Allies"— commission appointed by the Grand the W. C. T. U. held their regular 8 we have had the privilege of listening made real as a result merely of Exalted Ruler, and its first activities meeting with Mrts. Frank Carrier. to. We need more such sermons crushing France and Great Britain will be directed toward the establishment Eight members were present and a as this, that our American people before America- can help them sufficiently of base hospitals at the number of visitors. may catch the vision of their duty to turn bock the campaign front, with the Red Cross society's to our country. The ladies planned to take some for "World Dominion (or Down aid, but with the identity of the Missionary S. E. Gregg left Friday work furnished by the local Red fall)," which Prussia started in 1914. order, ^rid at all times preserved, and for Indus, Clementson and the Cross.society in the interest of our It is the plan Germany may yet be the flag of Elkdom at all times soldier boys. •Rapid river country. THE SUBMARIN£ SIMK,A SHIP hoping to make real if she can soon floating above. Miss R. W. Hale spent Friday in Surely a splendid spirit of patriotism vr get a separate peace with Russia and THE OCTOPUS SlttANlGLE A DIVER Pursuant with this action of the the county seat. is manifested by our local organization. then, orie afte'r the other, crush THE MAN-EiWrmi^ARGE A HUNTER grj&nd lodge an assessment of $1 France and Great Britain before Am is to be levied, for this fund and THE MARVjiupVs MARINE GARDENS Films developed and printed at The sodety closed the meeting to erica can effectively support them. members of the local lodge have room 20„ International hotel. Apply, mtet October 2 with Mrs. H. A. McCormack, THE MILUPNkND ONE STRANGE SIGHTS This ,is the, more important part beeii so( notified by the secretary. L. St. Peter. 823-913 515 7th avenue. of the Pan-German war plan, for the realization of which the P'roGermans. *3 all 'over the world have IS IT THE TRUTH YES, AND THE NEW 2,000 People in this Production Costing been working with the blind assist GENUINE QRAVEL POUCH KEEPS rr afiice of the pacificists, who have over a Half Million and requiring over Two and a RAVELY'S GOOD TILL USED INTH6 BWTOFI k'l tried to hold back the shields- and CELEBRATED half years to produce it. THE COUNTRY! swords of their countries defensive' Chewing Plug ly opposed to the Prussian aggres $10,000 is offered, to any one proving that scenes sion for real world, dominion—the BEFORETHE INVENTION from this picture w&te not taken at the bottom of aim of all the years of training of OF OURrorENT AIR-PROOF POUCH r.» the ocean. GRAVEUT PLUG TOBACCO all Germany to the highest "efficiency" •HADE STRICTLY FOR ITS CHEWING QUALITY WOULD NOT KEEP FRESH IN THIS SECTION. America's Answer. NOW THEAKTENT POUCH KEEPS IT GRAN We now know that Prussia started THEATRE A LITTLE CHEW OF GRAVELY IS ENOUGH /this war in order to conquer World AT THE ,Dominion* for herself we know in Is* what a barbarous, ruthless and loathsome way Prussia makes war and that France, Great Britain and their allies have stood the brunt of it for three years. Sat.-Sun., ember 29-30 We now know that if they had h, 7 fallen the Prussian vulture-eagle would be soaring over m«st of North A I S S I O N I E N 2 S to A S 5 and South America, making ready SEE THAT SMILE- BILL POSTER'S for the next swoop and, therefore BILLBOARDS ARE SPREAD WITH J,* Matinee Monday, Oct. lst, at 3 p. m. actually dt^ands t^at we support MIGHTY PLEASING INFORMATION all our allies* as quickly^ "and as 1 TOQAYf powerfully as possible. Matinee Admission: Adults 35 cents now know America iQr_, the, democracies