Sm "•"-V'Yi.Sk-- «.» -:y* *L& ^Y-'f- f^ v-^-v icskfiji^ ^rt^rrr xti&EJr DEMOCRACY PRESIDENTS' MESSAGE TO ANTOCRACY PROFESSIONAL CARDS takes a \yhole nation_to win.VThey to make, if we are to win the warded are social outcasts. Ladie do not would soon learn that this is their ORGANIZED TOILERS 'Wheije there is loyalty and patriotism care to be seen in the com of :anv Here is a letter from an American fight. there will be no hesitation. Petty men in civilian clothes." JOHN H. BROWN officer in France to his friend in the What are the I. W. W's. and pacifists jealousies should be-forgotten communities (Continued from Page Two) Attorney at taw middle west, meiled in France some doing? They are the best should pull. together—team A WINNING WAR Office over' 0.!M. Carr & Co. time in October, 1917. friends the boches have got. What work should be the slogan. we can govern ourselves. If. our men International Falls, Minnesota "Just got a letter -from home and we need over here and need quick The army is that part of the nation have not self control then they are Every Red Cross Seal you buy is a it surely did surprise me. Kate says is men—fighting men with guns, who are eligible, doing their not capable of that great thing we bullet in a winning war. Tuberculosis F\. DR. H. H. IHRIG that our town and county don't really then more men and more, ready to duty. All men between the ages of call democratic government. A .man is preventable and curable, it know yet that we're in a war. The take their places when they've been 18 and 40 years of age should volunteer D«nti«t »-t who takes the law into his own is not hereditary. The death rate families whose sons "are drawn in put out. of business—not men by the and get. in uniform. That is, hands is not the right man to cooperate from tuberculosis in our country has Office over Holler's ConfeTctionery the draft do, but their feeling is tens of thousands, but by -hundreds provided they are physically capable been reduced one-half within a generation. in any form of or development International Falls, Minnesota of thousands—millions. Later on we mostly one of resentment because it and have no dependents. There ckn of law and institution. Some of happens to be their boys who have can relax, but just now our most urgent be no sidestepping, you are either That our war in Europe will make the processes byt which the struggle GEO. S. LANGLAND need is men six feet tall wearing to go. And all the rest still look on doing your duty or you are not. more tuberculosis at home because betweerf capital and labor is carried ^-'"r Lawyer the war as a big military job for the number ten shoes, who are able Waiting for Conscription is but an of the rigors and dangers of army on are processes that come very near army, something wholly apart from to wield pick, tote a gun, handle excuse for slacking. Some time in life, is certain from the experience In the litis Block en Fourth Avenue to taking the law into their own 1 themselves or anything they can do. an ax or bull, eat a pound of beefsteak, some future day a little boy, somebody's of England, France,.Canada and Germany. hands. I do not mean for a moment ^international Falls, Minnesota -.V.^7 "Well, that's the way our people sleep awhile, and get up and son, is going to ask them This means that you cannot to compare them with what I have have always regarded an army. Just do it all over again. what part they had in the war. If afford to let the campaign against just been speaking of, but I want F. J. McPARTLIN a big machine apart. But if they THIS IS YOUR WAR— MAKE it happens to be your son are you tuberculosis in the United States you to see that they are mere gradations 'Ms Lawyer were Over here they would get a different NO MISTAKE IN REGARD TO going to tell him you was drafted? suffer. If you do your part and of the manifestations "of the Office' over International State Bank slant. It would hit them square THAT. Those who are not eligible should others do their part, we will win the unwillingness to co-operate. betwee,n the eyes that the army in Each and every one of us have encourage enlistments. Over in England war abroad and the war against the International Falls, Minnesota "We must not only take common war time is the nation and that it our duties to perform, our sacrifices eligables who have not enlist- White Plctgue here. counsel, but we must yield to and G. F.SWINNERTON, M. D* C. M. obey common counsel. Not all of-the -V Physician and Surgeon instrumentalities for this is at hand. tir$i I am hopeful that in the Very near Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted future new instrumentalities may be Office over City Drug Store organized by which we can see to it Minnesota International Falls, "JW that various things that are now going on shall not go on. O I N O O 1V11 N G! DR. JENNER PERRY CHANCE Must Have Fair Action. Physician and Surgeon "There are various processes of the Office over litis Drug Store dilution of labor and the unnecessary Phone 11 substitution of labor a-nd bidding in Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching distant markets and unfairly upsetting International Falls, Minnesota the whole competition of labor which ought not go on—I mean PHINNEY & CAMPBELL now on the part tf employers—and we must interject into this some instrumentality Lawyer* of co-operation by International Falls, Minnesota which the ^fair thing will be donev "I am hopeful s'uch instrumentalities W.E.LAWRENCE may be devised, but whether they The Rexall Store or not, we must use /those that are International Falls, Minnesota we have and every occassion where it is necessary to haVe such an instrumentality originated on tliat occasion, DR. E. A. THOMPSON if necessary. Dentist "And so the reason that I came THOS. H. INCE'S $1,000,000.00 PRODUCTION ~, Phone 245 away from Washington is that I Office over litis Drug Store sometimes get lonely down there. International Falls, Minnesota There are so many people in Wash-, ington who know things that are not W. E. MARTIN so, and there are so few people in ''The Greatest Spectacle Ever Conceived by Brain of Man" -V Washington who know what the people Contractor and Builder off the United States are thinking Repairs Promptly Done about that I have come away to get 705 8th St. Phone 159 reminded of the rest* of the country. I have to come away and talk to men the Papers Say About "Civilization" DR. ELIZABETH MONAHAN who are up against the real thing and say to them, "I am with you if Anaesthetist you are with me." The only test ofbeing with me is not to think about EyQS Examined—Glasses Fitted Greater than 'The Seen nothing that me personally at all, but merely to hone 223 Office 800 2nd St. think of me as the, egression for ttie tii^ ijeing of the power and dignity Birth of a Nation." equals 'Civilization.' The Shoe Hospital and hope of the United States." REPAIRING WHILE YOU .WAIT —N. Y. Journal. —Minneapolis Journal CARRANZA SEEKS TO GAIN NATHAN NURICK, Proprietor CONTROL OF TAMPICO OIL 213 Third Street Xext to Boston Lunch Sends Troops to Drive Out Rebel Army From the District. The world's biggest Greatest photoplay NORTHERN MINNESOTA HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION STMi I .J) Washington, Nov. 16.—International Dr. C. C. Craig Phone 223 apprehension has been aroused photoplay. ever produced. Dr. Elizabeth Monahan... .Phone 223 by the apparent determination of Dr. Mary Ghostly Phone 301 President, Carranza, of Mexico, to Hospital Phone 79 —Labor Review, Mpls. —Chicago Tribune. drive the lon^-unmolested Manuel Office over International State Bank Palaez and. his little rebel army from Phone 15S the oil fields near Tampico. There International Falls, Minnesota was evidently yesterday in allied legations Special Music and embassies here a feeling If the public will get the habit that German influence had played For this Picture will be of using their street address on all a part in starting this movement which may prove embarrassing to mails it will give them better service ~i when the carriers are put in the kaiser's enemies. service and also be appreciated by General Manuel Dieguez has been the postal department. sent into the field at the head of Postmaster. a considerable force with orders to clear the country between San Luis Potosi and Tampico«of rebels. Official- S:E. THOMPSON&S0N reports reaching Washington indil&ate the effectualness of his work. Already he has defeated one body of rebel troops and killed Magdalena Afents for the Jsti- Cedillo, one of the two Cedillo brothers, who have long been the leaders of the revolutionists in that annum*. am part of Mexico. Unless ordered by the department to change his plans it is expected that General' Dieguez will move towards the cdast and attack Palaez. ,-w' Representatives of foreign governments display more concern over the news of the campaign against Palaez than they have over any recent development in Mexican affairs. News of minor revolts in different parts of Detroit Vapor Saturday and Sunday. 24-25 Mexico, even the activities of the NOT. Oft Stoye villistas along the border, Wve failed to arouse great interest, but t-he Tampico situation is of vital concern because IRe only absolutely. of the huge volume of oil Wckless Oil Stove sipped from that port to the allies. on the market: Carranza nev£r before has made a Burns just like gas£ serious effort to. dispossess Palaez, who has exacted taxes from the foreigners Call and let "f owning the oil wells, who aU showyou. &" u* so were paying heavy taxes to the established gojreriynent. The Carranza government has not "regarded the 1 1 payment of money by the foreigners m. to Palaez as a friendly act, but the allies justified their course on the •grounds of necessity. In return for $ the money paid they received immunity. The fear frankly expressed is that -A- a determined action just now by the removed) without knife orpsin. _U1 work guaranteed. Ceaieter Carranza government may result in writ* tirfrtm Sanatorium Wefc th£ long^ feared attempt to destroy "th^oil P'oeertiw.u^^m?