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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-12-14

George Gravel, Irving Doucette and
and expect to spend some Of their leis-
ure hours this winter spearing fish on
the river here, to help reduce the cost
OF living, they say. u ffaS.s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-12-14

See AID. Much Eye Strain Caused by
Near WOrk."-Adv.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-12-14
HIGH PLAY MAKES BIG hit
THREAD OF DESTINY" PRESENTED
THRICE, TO FULL HOUSES
~t ACTING IS FINE

Little Falls people witnessed an excel
lent amateur production in the play
presented at the high school auditorium
Thursday afternoon and Friday and Sat-
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
CRhCKSMEN GET $4,000
Camp Fer 10000 Soldiers Rising a
WrichtstoWn. N. j.

WricnCStOWn. IN. y.
The biggest robbery pulled of
in Wilkes-Barre, Pa, in years
was perpctrated when profe- soma
thieves broke into the apar meAtF
of w. G. Harding, a wealthy
brewer. at the Hotel Sterling, an
stole $4,000 in jewels from a vault
It is believed that the robbery Is
the work CT two professionals, who
registered at the hotel Wednesday
one from Buffalo, the other from Erie
Pa. The men left the hotel but ha!'
hour before the robbery was discove
ed.
Mrs. Harding has spent the day a.
the Harding summer home at H9rVey
lake. She returned in the evening and
left the hotel shcrt time after plac
ing the valued jewels in vault in he'
room. She returned an hour later an6
found the room rams lcled and tn
small fortune sone. The door of the
apartment cn TIE fourth floor was jim
mied. The men roomed on the same
floor, one next to the Hardings, an
the other across the hallway
In the meantime the two men, who
were seen about the lobby for tW;'
days, but who did not dine nor con
verse with each other, in public a
least had paid their hotel bills and de.
parted. TIE local police were notifie<
and eight detectives assigned to tht
case.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
DIES TRYING TO SAVE 3 GIRLS
All Drown as Woman Struggles 10 Gel
Back to Upset Raft.

While bathing in pond on the l~a9c
3. Hosford estate at Chape, 'H',. ne !
Red Band, N. j.. Miss ! t Put
ney, thirty-nine years old, 3 e hor ir
the Newtown school, at F,n,hur"t. L
T., and three school girls who were ir
her charge, were drowned.
The other victims were: "e'' IN
quaski, agel seventeen re"~s o'd:
Katherine Hsl,eran, sxtee y a's cl
and Kathaleen O'Conno". thirt'et
years old. Miss Putney TO- her life
in attempting to save the g'rls.
Thea teacher and girls c~me from 1
five days visit as the guests of the
X, Y, z club of school girls Of EN-.
hurst at their place. Leo1ar1s. neal
Melvin A. Rice's estate. T." fou" dcn
ned bathing suits and wet t Hos
ford's pond, about an eigh h o. me-
away Pushing from shore or h me-
made raft, the girls were having 8
merry time when the raft VS. tipped
according to the story told by Mar.
jorie Gunard and Olive H ms. the only
two witnesses of the tra gedv. T e3
said the Halleran girl fell In and Mss
Putney, the only one who cou,1 swim
diver for her. The teacher sw1m w.t.
the girl to the raft, but in an effort II
get on 1t tipped it again and 'Ie ottcr
two girls fell in. ALI grahjed t:,e
teacher, who made a brave s uggle C
get back with them to the raft, but
all went down.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
British Cain 4aIf Mile.

British troops continue to make
progress in their enlightenment o tIf
French mining town Of Lens.
The official statement from the BIZ
ish headquarters reports the capture
Of German defcrses en- a half-mile
front along the north bank of the Sou
chez river southwest and west OF
Lens.
French and German troops were e.
gagged in lively fighting west of Dead
Man Hill in the Verdun sector. The
position changed hands five times and
was finally abandoned by both sides
A German infantry attack en- the
French fort of Avoccurt failed. Sur
prise attacks on the Aisne and Cham.
iagne fronts also are repulsed by the
French.
The text of the British announce.
ment reads:
"Following up our success south OF
Lens, our troops attacked on the north
bank of the river Souchez and captur'
el the enemy's defenses on from OF
about half a mile Immediately south
west and west of tee town.
"Wo successfully raided enemy
trenches during the night northeast OF
Epehy.
CAS- the result of enemy raids east
of Gouzeacourt and in the neigh. or.
hood of Armentieres we took prisoner
a few Germans"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
U-BOATPERIsC0PE SHATTERED
Gunners OF american Liner Fire a
Two German Submarines.

Gunners OF american Liner Fire al
Two German Submarines.
The. gun crew cf an American llnel
fred upon two German submarine
during her voyage from the Unite
States to ngland.
Both targets were at considerable
range, but the report to Washington
of the commanding officer will expire :
the belief that one periscope was sh"
tered.
A third submarine was s:ghte', b.
at a great distance and it subu2-=e
Immediately.
The passengers expressed the g'eat
est admiration for the marksI1 lEsh'I
of the American gunners, a: shcw"
both in practice and against the err
my. One member Of the. crew Of thf
liner was formerly a gunner in the
British navy and he won applaus"
from the American gunners by making
q bullseye hit on a barrel during prar
tice. On one occasion the American
made seven bullsoyes out of ei-ii
tries.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
Aliens EXEMPT From Call.


Aliens notified by taeir consuls
that they must return to their
native countries and fight with
the allies need not obey such
summons, according to a tells gram re.
ceived by Thomas Kennedy, president
of the United Mine Workers CT the
Hazleton district, from Sec~2t1ry OF
War Baker.
The telegram was as f3llcws:
claw of a foreign coGHt'y cannot
operate upon subjects of that country
domictled within the United States to
compel them to enter the military serv.
ice OF their country. Under existing
law of the United States subjects OF
a foreign country at war with Ger
many domiciled in this country may
enlist in their own army, but the en-
listment is entirely voluntary"
It is charged that Italian consuls in
the coal fal3s have been sending let
ters to reservists asking them to re-
turn. It was feared that such ap-
pocIs would greatly deplete the labor
market.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
Wcodmen Reach ENGLAND.

Ten units Of American woodmer
sent over by New England states ant
organizations to turn various forest:
OF the United Kingdom into lumber
have arrived on English soil.
The complete equipment OF the uni'!
caused much surprise, and occasio" et
a great deal Of favorable comment. =,
woodmen brought with them not onl!
tho necessary machinery, but were !ul
ly equipped i'll every way, even t.
lubricating oils. Their arrival fcunt
them ready to establish their saw NIL:
and begin work at once. The ONLY
necessity for their ma;nte D:ce IL rlH
food, which their own cocks will pre-
pare.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
ENALYZE RICHEST COUNTY
Lancaster Assessors TfroH Som.
Light on Phases of ThT'ft.

Lancaster Assessors Tfr7n Som.
Light on Phases of Th7et.
A computation from the q Sc sor''
books in Lancaster County, Pa, ths
richest agricultural county in Anle ic
shows:
Number of freeholders, ?2,10"; L.
ants, 22,4G3. Number Of single mn
who pay taxes, 5072; stng'e w@m n.
1885. Acres of timber lan1 IS 5"S
Cleared, 510,145. Value OF rl,l esta e,
S114,1073s5; real estate exarp', S..
S75,32S. There are 2S,62O hor IS, valu.
ed at s2,156,6o7; 29,210 catt:a, valua
at s935,2OO; 1885 male dogs and 3oI
female.
/Money at interest, s33.S66.1"i; vat
ue of carriages and machine c~g'res,
s76,S65; county tax collected, $40 s 9.
70; state tax, s135, 1913; total amoG
Of taxes for all purposes, inc'udi"s
schools, S1,3SS.G1 All the PIP
erty of railroads in the county. not
used for railroad purposes, pays S 1Ss
tax
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
CAR JUMPS into
NIAGARA GORGE
Washout Causes Tracks to Set.
lie on American Side.
TWENTY PERSONS MISSING

The Car Turns Bottom UP in the River
Half a Minute After Leaving the
Fails.
A trolley car on the Gorge Route,
carrying sixty persons jumped the
track and ran into the Niagara river
at n Nagara Falls, N. Y.
Tie police reported that twenty Pr
sons were missing and fourteen 9th
e1,s were taken to hospitals, serious
hurt. Ten bodies have been recor
cred.
The car left the track just below t!
Cantileyer bridge on the American
side of the river ard turned bottom
side up in the rushing current.
-Four hours after the accident occur
red, officials CT the George route and
the international railway, with which
it connects, were unable to determine
the number of dead. 1t was diai ely
known, however. that the car with
capacity of about sixty persons "
we'll filed and that only few OF tho
on board escaped.
The cause of the accident was
to have been a washout. The roadD -
under the cantilever bridge at t"
point where it occurred is a clay Fl
and recent heavy rains coming Gor'
the side of the chasm washed 1t out
below the surface of the railroad.
When the heavily loade1 car struck
the weak spot the rail on the river 81 e
about ten feet from the water, gave
way. The car turned on its side. sli
down into the water and, as 1t struck
the rocky bottom of the river, turned
completely over, the top OF the car
resting on the bottom of the rivr.
Not more than half minute el" ps"d
between the time tie car left tn "a
and the time it came to a standstill In
the river.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
POWDER Bl0W-UP XII Is TWO
Their Bodies Are Blown 100 Feet From
Structure.

Two men were killed when one o
the drying plants ut the Peansylvani1
Trojan Powder compa2y's works, a
Iron Bridge, three miles northwest Of
Allentown, was blown up.
The Cead are: Isadfr Koch, twenty
eight. married, and Thcmas Hsffei
finger, twtney-three, married.
The buildings where the explosion
occurred was one of wood and c0rru
gated iron, comprising that part of the
works where the most dangerous eX.
plosives are made. Koch AMI Heffel
finger were the only men at work in
the building, and naturally the rea,
cause of the explosion will remain 6
mystery.
The building was shattered into
shreds. and the bodies Of the two MGR
were blcwn nearly 100 feet. B0tf
were terribly burned, Hoch being in
stantlv killed. while Eefelfinger liFet
almost half an hour.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
RUSSIANS STORM
GERMAN LINES
Deliver tH0sf Extensive Attack
Since Revolution. Re
DRIVEN BACK, SAYS BERLIN
Infantry Assault Followed eon1b3Fd-
ment Along Upper stri7a River as
Far as NavayIo%a.

nent SloHy CpFef otfi2a h'Ve' -"
Far as Navay@o%a.
The Russian troops in the eastern
theatre of the war have opened
'.ce",~-o''a~ !. On the Germans along the
Stripa frcnt.
I.>y seemed the German portions
along al eighteen and halt mile line,
but, according to the official Germ IN
report, met with heavy losses and were
forced to retire.
This was tie most extensive attack
Gelinvercd ty he Russians since the
Ievo,uticH.
The official stateameat rails:
"Arny group CT Prince Leopold OF
Bavar'a: The Res an g.Ver4!aa t, nv
ing been constrained to yicld to the
pressure of the leading entente DOW
ers, part of the army has been induced
to attack. After a destructive fire
lasting, all day against our positions
on the upper Stripa as far as the Nara
yuvlia river, there followed in the az
ternoon powerful attacks by the RIs'
sian infantry on a front of about thir.
ty kiIometers eighteen and one-half
miles,.
"The storring troops, who sustained
heavy losses, were compelled every.
where to retire by cur defensive fire.
Nocturnal stacks, into which the
Russians also wer, driven without ar
tillery preparation by the entente lead
crs, were unsuccessful and broke down
On beth sides of Brzezany and near
Iwvzyn. Tie artillery duel EXTENDED
northward IS far as the middle Stick
hod, and south as far as Stanis'au.
There have been no attacks en- this
front up to the present"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
Get cripeIed Workers 5000.

Anthony Nail some time ago los
q re~ at the Bethlehem See.
works. at South Bethlehem, Pa. fol
which he received compensation. Tais
together wiz, his savings. amounted
to S27aG, wi'ich he nlaced in a bank
Now Nail has pothin@.- following ar
experience with two sick persons, wht
first convinced him that the banks
were unsafe, and then, after giving
him a "doped" cogarette, robbed hin
and escaped.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
U. S. Plans Absolute Wheat Control.

The government plans for food con-
troll. according to a statement given
out by Mr.. Griffin, president of the
Chicago board Of trade, include
absolute control OF the wheat
trade in all its commercial aspects.
There can BE- no speculation in It..
Buying and selling of other grains for
present or future delivery will be un.
restricted.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
EoEE:RRSHING ((;Ei (;|IE:t:: IS
ARHY IN CAMP
French F0pulae3 TraIliI'ccaaIIIIj
EntilusEdSiiG.
LANDED WITHOUT INCIDENT
No Transport Was Harmed in tho
Voyage Through the Submarine
Zone.

Voyage Through the Submarine
Zone.
Major General J,hn J. Persh.ng ar
lived at French Seaport from Paf-'
TO greet the American troops in camp
These hardy regulars, the first o
the great army which later will repre-
sent the United States in the Struggle
against German autocracy, have EeeI
arriving for the last two days.
Thousands OF them have come with
in the last twenty-fCuT hours out o.
the misty vastness OF the U-boat IN
tested sea that hell no terrcr5 tol
them. They came without a torpedo
scratch on a transport. Not 9 siag!;
man was lost.
Sricl1-and-span with weather brown
ed faces, their eyes sparkling fight
every one Of them every inch a ma,
they trampe1 down The gangwaTs e
the strains of "The Star Spcng.ed 3 n
ner," into a pandemonium OF unolI
ing cheers.
They are in camp itching to get to
the front. The camp is rot far 1rcr'
here. 1t is in charge of Major Genera
William L. Sibert, who came in cor
mand of the troops.
AS these thousands Of Ameri"a "a
fighting lads poured eff the Am9r ca
transports, scores CT German pci on
ers stood on the pier. Teeth set tie,
looked half sideways at these strap
ping newcomers. These who w2trh"t
the prisoners could discern a grud5.ns
admiration In their locks.
The remarkable thing abo2t tn:
scenes attending the real entrance
into the world war through The SAT-
arrival of the expeditionary f~rc? wa
the spontanietv, the touching wa mtf
of their reception.
Not an inkI,Eg of the arrival ha1
leaked out. There had been no Prep
ration, no program committee wit!
species and songs, no reception o.
the like. Not until tie first transpor.
had safely arrived off the port Tue
day, ready to disembarl1 did the mo
mentcus news become known. The
The people simply "got wi'd."' Tat
second contingent arrived Wednesday
The first transport struck her gra
nose into the ] .rbor in the e9r!
morning. The piers were swarnint
with thousands. There were few m N
Of course. only aged and wounded. Thu
cthors are at the front.
The realization that these newcHm
ers are shortly to fight s4le bv side
with the Fre2 eli. who are already ir
the thick of battle, drove the Womer
frantic with icy and gratitude.
The American troops answered tn
cheers by throwing small silver CON
ashore. A roaring scramble amcng the
street urchins followel. They didn't
spend the coins fer candy. They wrap
ned them up carefully il under ragged
kerchiers to save them as sacred sou
venirS.
The disembarka ton passed off in the
most orderly manner. There was no
he sliehtest hitch. Ship after skill
:lipned her berth, discharging men ant
cgrirment. Confusion seemed an un
known quantity to these khaki-claf
youths and their officers.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
Rorn Gets Eighteen Months.

Federal Judge Merton, in Ros
ton, sentenced Werner Horn, q
German re-ervist, to the Atlanta peni
tentiary 70: eighteen months. lie was
sentenced for Illegally transporting
dynamite on a passenger tran from
New York to Vanccb@ro. Ne, to be
used IN an attempt to Gest"cv the In
tarnational bridge across tie s.. Croi!
river. Ee was also oriere to pay
fine of $1,000. II was the maximum
penalty on the charge.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
PEMEA WHEAT SHORT
Yield Estimated at 1880 900 Less Than
in 1916.


Pennsylvania winter wheat crop
the harvest Of which b.Tfns this week
will be 4,5So,0C0 bushels lass than ths
of 1915.
This is indicated in cstim tes com
piled by the Philadelphia b urse farm
work station. Unfavorab,e sprin'
weather ard shortage OF farm labo
are given as the reasons.
The final estimate of tHo w:ntc'
yield last year was 26123,r00 IT,,
bureau of crop e2timGtas. U1itof
States department OF acr culture, CAV:
the outlook On June l as 21.545.CC9 fol
the present crop. This cstim?te is
also 100000 bushels less than the
estimated final Well in 1915.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
To Prose Lumber and Steel Prices.

President Wilson directed the feder
al trade commission to make an inves.
tigation into production costs o. steel
and lumb-r, he two principal mat erials
that will b. required for the great mer.
chant fleet to be built for the govern.
ment. It is assumed thai prices fixed
by the commission as fair will govern
in contracts fer ships as well as for
other government requiring use OF
these materials.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
u. s. Loans to Allies Pass Billion.

The American loans to the al
lies have passed the billion dollar
mark when the treasury placed
$4,000. 900 10 the credit of Great Brit
ain and $1O.oO0,OOO to Frances 40
count. Credits to all the allies to meet
their expenditures in this country now
total S1,0OS,O 100000, Of which Great
Britain ha received $550,000,0O0 and
France s21O,O00,000.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
F0uR de 81 GhS
Husband Finds No;e e7Tina Wife Was
Tired of WORKING.

EIUSDGHI iIis5 tFStI tfi't: v: We GS
Tired Of Working.
Returning home, Joseph Komarek
Of st. Paul. MINI. found his wife and
three children, ranging in age frcnl
three years to eight months, dead III
one bed.
The gas jet in the room had been
turned on and the windows closed
tightly. On the table was a note read
ing:
81 couldn't stand it ary lcncer. !
have worked hard and accomplished
nothing"
Neighbors said they had been ct
tracted to the h:me earlier in the dav
by the screams OF the woman and had
found her husband and her quarrelling.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
Hindenburn Offers Peace.

German sources report Field Ma"
shall Won Hindenburg, chief OF general
staff, in a wireless message has again
offered an srmistice to Russia. This
time, his wish to suspend hostilities
during the election Of delegates to tie
Russian constitutional convention. TIE
reDcrt is not confirmed officially.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
"War Garden" Bill Shred.

Governor Brumhaugh. in Harris
burg, Pa, announced his approval ci
the Powell "war garden" bill, which
makes it a misdcmeanor punishable
by not over a year in prison or S10C
fine for any one to steal, remove or
destroy any seed or plant sown OF
planted in gardens. The bill is design,
ed to aid increasing the country's food
supply.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
Need So coo COO for Rifle Machinery.

Special rifle making machinery cost
ing s9,0G0.O00 must he obtained at
once by the government if the new
amy is to be properly equipped for
speeAy service abroad. Secretary of
War Baker so ady:sod the house.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
Nurses Are Too Fat.

Most Red Cross nurses are too t
Put them in training f:r two to six
months before you senl tn m to the
trenches. This suggestion came o the
council of national defense. 1t Is be
ing given SERIOUS consideration"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
U9oa.s Get 5 French Ships.

Two French merchantmen OF more
than 1900 tons and three of less than
that size were sunk by submarines or
mines in the week past ending.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
N. G. P. Units to Mobilize at Mt. Gretns

The state officials believe thai
The national guard units of Penn
sylvania not already in the fed.
eral service will be mobilized al
Mt. Gretna July Is, instead of at thei1
home stations, as had been ,:ordezed
Adjutant General Stewart has this mat
ter up with tie war department.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
w. Va. Governor a Major.

Henry n Hatfield, former governor
of West Virgioia, has been commits
stoned a major in the army medical
corps.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06

Sweedes Pay $575 For Tires.
From $500 to S575 is being paid =
stockholm for automobile tires.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-07-06
WOOL SUITS

1 lot wool suits in Copen-
haven and navy serge also
shepherd check, worth 1900,
sale price, 7.95.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
Nrnn.5hfnter

Wit Der 4nffilbrnag bon LIE
Mldn Of t1c Sour leste @ode bat
bic Ge5orcit Sdanipicler. gruppc
ben 8ogd a~bgeiddiien. Dos 5pief
mar ourdmegs iebr gut. u1o Die
S5crlerien paren gorl5 groBartia 10
mic man iie felt Snbren in 4rlg
Ibeoter nldt 3u iebeH befommCn.
Seiite aelangt ons rei5enOe irt.
ide 9nitipiel a9toaD 9aipn 3nr
8orltelung. 9nsieIbe 1T mebr EN-
golfsitiif, in meldlcm nift mir @is
un0 Snrnor, ionoern aud laabre
&er5enst0ne gum ausoritd gebradt
mer0en. SRI @aiorie @arrett mel.
de in ibrcr fur3en gHbnentdtigfeit
IN Gninba bereits oIle Scr5e1 im
Sturim aeiponnen bat ipielt Die g
telr0lle. Bon 3onnerstag an itebf
0ann Nrtbur 6. AiltoHs sroBnrti-
ges 5anuipiel aSouneiee's @aro
aer" onf 0era SpielpIon, Elm Stiif
Boaer Ronldntif, 9uutor Ii. gatbos.
llnieren qelern fonneu mir ben BE
hid oes arug Ibeaters ongeIcgent
|lidit empfebIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
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