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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
GosDerberer 1obeS Sfau.
.Nanger NamR Rarb ~ 0slttrit ~
itSbfiiden 0aipital.

Dem Coroner Or. sJOertmeper &c.
Mat oie ,infafe Wiitbsiluns nihi.
bab Gtanlsp SamueIs. n Jabre alt.
aus gyeit clifton. Chic, I'm tao
tiIhen SofpitaI angebIid an ocn
7solaen eines bpiisriibsn 3i,itanots
ftarb unb bat cine poitmorisms unitrs
iuhiina ongeorbnet. Gamutls iriirDe
ar. Dienitaa Wprsen aus bem nnMls
30. 5l3 Gtorse Gtrabk nah Dem itdor
tiiden arantsnbous sebrnhi, oa q
aresblih bniisrifh ssiporoen mar. Or.
sSosrtmepcr erfIdris. bab 3ooesfnlis IN
sJolss bon bpIterie iebr fsIten fno i'iio
fpssitII bel iungtn W1nn<rn. DIGIT
nigsn perlonen, ipeihe iih in Der frau'
lihen No1t nit SamueIs In 0tIss.
ihoft befonben. fp<rDen Dor BEN Co
rcnsr su erIfsineu baben. Der Batter
bes Weritorbtnen tam eefsrn In Gin
cinnati on nno tpirb bic Q<ihe feines
Sobnss nah Clifton brinsen lafen, 10
bals Der Coroner bier5n bie Grlonbnib
sibt.
Der Coroner fiente feit. bdb bic 10.
oesurfdhe auf plnben Der 6ersiMlads
cher auriidsufiihren lit. Der Weritor-
btne kfano lid, in Nealeituna BON Carl
aeglie auf BEN Meoe nah pit!sbnra.
ga. nm bort Elm Ofenaahdft au er.
riGlen. Der 2eidandm ipurbt mad,
bem .snausit BON 6errn Z. ". ga.
muels, oem Batter ces 0eritorbenen.
mao Msli Clifton, g., eeionet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
Mns ieibeaen ssaSen
1dnst bas 9eben ppm rid WsiAanS,
ipelder uou einem aats nieSet.
rannt unrbs.

Bsim usbtrihr.iien bes ,ynbrbdme
mes CT Der IL. Sirabe uno Central
4penus puroe asiisrn gtid Tsinann,
Elm Nngtitellter ots isdptildFH Mrmtn.
bdufes. BON sinsm 4Hto. nas bon ST.
bin DIXON gelsnii nurbs. nisbsrsss
rcnnt. Dnrh bic Wudt bes AnpraIIs
ipuroe Wi6auo sssen einfn Baum se,
fm!snbert unb irua niibsr inneren
Werlesunsen einsn fnperen SHGoel.
bruh baDon. Der WerunsIiidts lpnrbs
in bos iidotiide 5oipiioi sebrad,t. mos
isibf Die asrste ftinen 3nItdnb ais
auberit ernii btseidntn. Mihonb Be-
fanb iih auf bem Wtee no1 Dsm 90.
fpitai. i'm tinen 1ruber. ipelfxr ba.
iIbii als 9ibliOsbtsar nnssiisli in, ~
Mfndsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
Nep. asrsbit uns $sliSeidef
GppelaH
GonferireH nber SanSbabnns bon
llebertreiangeu im SdDant-
aeiuerbe.

Ter Sdnptling Der antilgalooiI
aiea. e. u. probit. mahie ssItsrn BEN
polistitsi gopeIan feline aufwcrhins
unp .onfsriris NIT nitiem iiber bic
Gs.rdnisans.Ies.nbeit. Gs III Dies bas
eriie Wal, bob probii nit BEN polis
3eifef 3uidmmentom. probit nollts
hsm ebsf mittbeilen, bab cine Yerofs
fentlid,una, In pe!txr er ben pcli5eis
d,ei tritiiirt hnben iollte. iiidJt FORFEIT
iei. probft iasis ferner, oab bic 2isa
cine erobe an5abl Ghniiffler ausass
ianbi babe, pslHe auf 0efesesiihrtrts
ter Fabnbtn iollen. polisei6ef Cope
Ian ertIdrte. oob ipenn INNER Der
Serr grobit ibm eiue oiesbesill.
litx Wittheililne sugeben laHe. bic go.
liaei fofort in Nition treteH iptrbe. un
bic srepler, nadoem iih bic Rit,tigitii
Der Nbauptune na6 Der pcliseili4en
llnteriufMne creeben bat, Dor Deridi
3u bringen. Der Chef eriidrtf. bob
ipenn bic 9iso nit benz poliseis Depors
tenent bel amioeduna BON 3eieses.
iibsrtrstunsen 5anb in 3ano arbeiten
min. iie ber3lid ipillicmmen fei. Gers
arties acknowledgement miiFsn ales
eanu bem Gbef 10 balb tpis n0Slid
sustben. oamit bic poIisei fhne1 in
Astion ireten tam. 6trr Gcpslan ers
tI6ris fsrner, bas Gtietesikrtret,n.
gen in Disfer 6infids nur p.rsinseIi
pcYtcmmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
original eOrrsipOHssEi ea sstHc. 8o''sslsts'
Serliner Ylauberei.
Re5nicets grobes ipmpboniites Wsrt.
9srtonts iatpriihe 3eitbiIosr. --
Sine QuitipielsQopttdt. -- Strinos
bsrgs rWstterlsutstsH".
9erIiu, osn %. DECEMBER 1919

Berltn, Den p. Ge6ember 1919.
Sd mrb i9on pis0er siumal pon
Dem intsrefanteH Baron bon Rs5nltst
iprehen. Der Wann eutpiteIt IN Der
lsstsn 3sit cine unbsimIiae 4rbsttss
trait. Cine pole Stunoe oalisrte isiH
neusitss Spus, pdg ripmpboniihsiatps
ride 3eitbilo fir erobss Sraeitsr,
QItiolo uub Ghor", qsndnnt Der Sic.
ger, bas inns Der iiberaus itrsbiome
9kooors Spisriug an Ieinem 3peiten
Snmpbpnieabsuo i'm arobeu pbilbcrs
monisiaal Dorfiihrts. Ter 3ipeite SAP
oss Bsrtss, Der Yang um oas eoIs
osne Salb", .rbisli cine rid1tiss Spds
tion; Der er'ts, itpierigiie. tomplislsrs
teits mo6ts niht allen .lar oenua oss
lporoen Isir, imponirte aber oarf 6os
oQrin aufgefpeihsrts enorms aonnen;
Der brittle unb Iebts, Der sob", srs
belt ourh bic matt ausgefiibrte Gss
Idn9skieabe nitt bic redte Shlubs
tpeibs, isosnfalls tam if) i'm mir b.s
hsuteno tpirtunsspoasr porftslien.
glber bds 9dnss por bod berari fass
3inirsnb, mahis In foldsm @raoe ben
Ginorud bss ungsnohnlidsn uub Be-
beutenosm, bab Der 5erporruFe fir ben
Somppniiten tpis fir ben 9irigsHtsn
gum Sdlub gar pisls rpdr.u.
Qlio mir ipdrsn ippeit gaommer.
rTatprif6e 3eitbilSsr als inmphonis
ihe Gihtungen 81 fsssn. Run. ih
CLAUDE nift oab jsmanb Qu't bate,
mid Der muittaliiten RiidihrittIihs
teit gu Seihen, fslbit nitt sinmaI isne
Gemeinbe, bic fi6 INNER 10 griinblih
drgert, tpenn ih mid eirmal unbefans
GEN, aIIo ,rcipettlos" iber ben srobsn
Riharb Struub dnbere. 4ber nit al
meiHsr 8ereitpilligieii. bem Moberrs
ten gsritdnoniB snissssn Su bringen
une nit Der aufrihtigen Snmoatbis.
eie id) fir Rs5nitefs Shafien babe.
iann if) bod ni6t mitesbsn, ipenn
man bic Wuiit 81 sinsr rein intsllete
tuellen, su elmer befdreibsnbeH. inter-
prstirenbsn Gl,nIt MAIDEN nil 9es
pib tann fe aud pisle Ginse beTdrsis
ben, aber lie bari ob ioi6sr interpret
rsnben gemiibuna niht ihren gissns
pertb aufaeben. He3nicii hutts iih Dor
sipei Sabren, in elmer ihidialsfdpereD
Yeriooe lsinss Qebens, Die srDbe 1ons
nihtuns .Shlemibl" abserunsen, bic
Shnen Or. Mud nit ben 8pitonern
norSuipielen beabiihtist. dos mar
auh cine ie6r tomplisirte prperamms
mufif, absr meiner 4niiht na1 -
eins gdn3lih llnanfedtbure, eenn pi.r
banbelte ss iich nihi nm Gubert Dor@
eGnge, fonbsrn um @orsdnse in Der
Geele zines Wannes, Der unallsaeiebt
bem 5ohftsn 3uIirsbt uno babel bic
Jubllna nit ben Rsaliidten BEG Sc.
bens perliert. Damn srbieli Rs3niest
ben gnttpurf sines pantomimiihen
8a1ets, eas ben ruffintsloIsn 4afs
ftieg eines mobsruen Grfolssmenihen.
feline 9trbinoune nit einem ebsnio
rgsiinnunsstiihtisen1 Wsibs, feinsn
3niammsnbrud, feeliihen 8anterOti
nnb fsine 0erlaiIenbeit i'm Sope fdils
bert, Wit ben reihen 8lbnsnbilbern
nor bem seiftieen 4nse fling R.snirei
5u .omponiren an. lieb bann uber, mus
fitalifd aufs 56dfis ansereet, biz
Yantomimsnioe. balo fallen una Be,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
9okal.Derid)t


Jn ben lltberihrifieu 81 ben sslss
arapbsn sSpdIten pom Dsittpcn lpurcs
aeinai, bab bas llribtil esgeH ben
prdfincnisn Der 9itrbrausrs Union nee
gen lngslsslid,M 5ransportes bon
Dnnamii kitGtist porosn lei. Gas
iii, tpie aus oem 1<ri Der Depsinsn
ihon krecreebi, Elm Srrthum. IS
par Der pydiiotnt Der 8radsns
bautr linton. atssn fusldatn bas
erfloiens urihti! beiidtigt sporkH lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
Sbre 0eante,s
Sat bic gntd)srs sibe aifoeiatisn fur
oas lauieube ,SaFr er,uGbIt.

lie Builders Sioe siIioeiatipn bot
fiir oos Iauienoe ssabr bic fciaeneeli
Iireticren efp1hlt: Nsidsael Settel'
rnaner, ,sobn Bare, ssres. B. Stre'
bel, Better D,ooc. GottIieb Grboroi,
ernit sSreunb, Senru n. Yseper IT,.
siobert 0tener unb Geo. 8. ShInh'
ter.
lie 1irestoren hoben Iih ourh Die
GripdhIuHg Der folaenoen genniten
crganifirt: grdiioent, MidloeI Get
telntaner gisepr1iioeni, geter Mooe ;
Sdlasmeiiter. Goftiieb erbarot: Se.
frefat. ,sreo. u. Strebei. uno Sli.
eprinfeneeni. Sreoerif aiieiier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
Mar idbsinsiiGtis.

Coroner fcertmeptr bieIt ueftern
einen sanoueit iiher ben lob bss 81
ssahrs olien lofob 4Ditemnnn aus ct.
Dernarb az. tpeI6er ppr stnioen anaen
bel sinem anlnmmenftph BON feinen
mnaeu aeiMlenhert iunrbe ,inb Ieihte
Werlebnnacn bdnontruo. Or. foert.
meper !iefIte feR. bob ber Nonn an
Der Gmpinbia6t aciiorbtn III unb bic
aeyinafiiaiae 0erletuna abiolut nimts
nj. bem 1obe ~ tbun hattie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
Der gan5e 9Ian CUR hinge.

Der gunSe plan CUR hinge
IIaItuns Der StruBenbahn Routen lit
rerfsblt. Die 8ertsbrs Itodunsen iino
70 itlimm tpte friiher uno es iolIte
farin cine Ienberung porgenommen
trerben. Sans Defenders 5u taoeln lit,
taB bic Main Strabe BON aler Der
biubuna nit oem Wefteno absei4nits
ten pproen lit. Dieter llngere6tis:
tsit. fir tpeI6e iid niht bic minpeite
GntIhuIoieuns porbrineen IGbt, iodte
ser Staotratb auf Der Steae etn gnos
MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
0esea SirsiAaisittller serid,set.

pcliaei6ef GOpslan erliek asRun
etrien gefsbl. bob ale Veriomn. mel.
de fltinerer Vsraekn iusasn n 0af,
anommen tperoen. a<aen eiaem N;iro.
t6nH 6ns berfeIbsn entlnHeu sperbsn
iolen. nm bierburn BEN prolefIionelIer
HlraI6o 6oifsissaern ben Hsssa ~ sui.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
Getretdr 9rndn bsfinoet fid

SetretGr 9rsan bsfinoet ii6
In tDbtIiher 9erlegenbeit. @rpBe
Goraen, i'm 8srsIeit su rpel6en Die
Wirren inWerito eine aleinigteit iino.
beoriiden i'm, feitbem aongrsB RE
prdientant 9artbolbt inn na6sefptcs
fen bot. bab Der un9sgobrene Sraub'nz
iaft, ben er Isinen 9diten poriest,
mebr 4ltobpI entbGIt, als Bier. SEPT
fpiro er lpobrIteinli6 BEL 2atrissns
WoHer angelangen. oa nt6t ansunehs
msn lit. oab sr gu Dem Derniinfti9tr
Gntihlub fummen Diro, oaB sr lelb't
nas Redt bat, gu trinten mag tbm Sc
Iiebt, ober cine grpBe Sre9estt earl1
Iieat, feline Gaite CUR Semperen6!ersl
au sTping'n,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08

Die bemotratif6en aon.
areRsWiiqlieber baben ieBt ben Dor.
i6,laq oes prdiipenten in 8eratbunQ,
fle aonpentionen obauihafFen unb bic
Domination oes prdiioenten uno 8iae.
ptdiiDenten Der Der. Staateu bem
Bolte All IberlnfIen unD 3par nit oem
aedte. baf ieoer Gtimmqeber ben
DrdIibenti6afts- reip. 8i3eprGiibent-
f6aftssSanbiboten, ben er tpunf6t,
cnaebsn tann. Cine grobe Qnsabt
Demotrdten iino aber nibt oamit etn,
perftanoen. baB hiersu Elm nutiDnales
geies eriahen Derbe. mas nur oeihe-
ben tonnte. ipsnn bem GonqreB bus
8e6t hier8u ourh Elm 8erfafuuos.
4menoement 8uaeitanoen rpiro. sSbr
plaH 1T. ben Ginaelitaaten poraue
fhreiben. bqb iie Geiese in bieiem
Sinne erlaiien, um iolher Weiie Die
Staatenrehte III reIpeftiren, bic nod
febr oieleH Oemotruten ans 6ers oe,
fpohieH fiuo. Qis neiterer 0orsu1
zines folhen planes lpirb anaeoeben,
baR er obne 8erfaiiunss. .4menbement
burhnefiibrt peroen t0nnte. Das
fheint uns duBerit 3tpeiFelboft. Die
guuoesoerfaifuno bsia1t iberhaupt
riGts bon Rominationen uno Der
guno erthsilt auh tein Stimmreht; I;
oicfes Diro pon Den ginaslitaatsn per
liehen. Demna2 miibte bic Der. Stuar
.en Ronititution oabin abgednbert per-
ben. baR Der 8unb oas Stimmreht
trtheileu uno Die Rpminations. .Wetho.
be oori6retben tauu. Der 8rGiioent
fpfrD oas pobl ben GonqreBz zWitqlie.
bern beqreiflth MAIDEN. 9aB bas
Bolt elmer ioIGen 8erfaifuHas- -Ienbe-
runa beiftimmsn ipiirbe, unterlipqt teiz
ne m3peifel. Dieies iit jhpn IGnqit
init ben Don 2onpentionen beranitqI-
ieten Vraiioentifnfts Horninationen
liHaufrieoen. oa ibm niht entganaeH
III, Delfae anlauteren Wsittel uno un.
aebiihrlihen gtnflufie babel sur Gel
tung tomHen uno niht ielten ols Res
fuItat Der issiaen Methobe beiDe par.
feien Hanbiboten iuuffielen, bic benz
DO!!e aleih rpeuia sufaaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08

IT 90. Sebruar iplro IN @oe
Iumbus Elm 6drmoniesgantett Itottfins
ben, fpeI6ss als Elm 9erbriinoerunssfeIt
Der Rspublitaner uno Qrpgrefipen be-
abiihtigt 1T. Splhe 3ipedefen iino
iehr pergnigIid9 uno ihaben audi
nid]ts. Ginsn neit getpi6tiseren
S6ritt sur gerfDbnung hlben Die Re
pubIitaner purh 4nnahre zines Se
ff]luHes getban, nelher ben Blon 3ur
Feformirlins Der Regeln Der Rational
Gonpentipn unb CUR 8ertiir3ung Der
Experimentation bes Siibens gut beiBt.
Das gefteht Die berenti9ter Joroerunz
gen Der 9rosreFipen 81 uno tie haben
teine 8eruuIafiuna nebr, tbrer urs
fpriingtiten Barter fern 3u bleiben.
Mir glauben audi, bab lie fhon 5uz
meiit 3uridgete6rt iino, iopeit es
Bic 2sute in Reih unb 9IisD betrifft
nnb bab bas MitgIieo bss Staatss
.3entralz4ommittsss, 8istubeu, ni6t
70 unreht nit Ieiner 8smertung bat,
bab bic progreiIipc gartei nur nod
aus generuIsn obne Splouten befte9t.
Die progrefipen, tpeibe iib bic Jreie
hcit oes urtbeils gstpuhrt baben, neil
fie n;d)t on 9lemtsr bentsn, baben ldngit
einsefshen, baB bic prtn5ipieuen Inter
iheoe gei6punoen ftnb, ieitoem bic
republitanii6s partei ibrs etanbpatter
ubeel6iittelt unb cine fortIhrittlihe
@iftunq eineeidlusen bat. Cine ans
5ah progrefIiper Jiihrer mDssn aus
perfDnlidem SntsrsiIe bic Srganiias
tion bsi5ubebalten periudsn, uber aus
ben RpDember. Wa hlen peroen ite bic
8eishrung ihOpfen, oaB lie alien 9aIt
am 0olte perloren baben.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

Estate of Peter Rydborg.
State of Minnesota, County of
Mile Laos. In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate of
Peter Rydborg, decedent.
The State of Minnesota to the next
Of kin and all persons interested in
the granting OF administration OF
the estate of said decedent:
The petition of Emma Rydborg
having been filed in this court, rep
resenting that Peter Rydborg, then
a resident of the county of Mile Laos,
state of Minnesota, died interstate on
the 9Th day of January, 1914; and
praying that letters of administra-
tion of his estate be granted to
Emma Rydborg; and the court hav-
ing fixed the time and place for
hearing said petition; ...ss -.
Therefore, you, and each of you,
are hereby cited and required to
show cause, if any you have, before
this court at the probate court
rooms in the court house, in the
village of Princeton in the county of
Mile Laos, state of Minnesota, on
the I'd day of March, 1914, at 10
O'Clock a. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, the judge Of said court,
and the seal of said court, this 3rd
day of February, 1914.
VIM. v. Sanford.
court Seal) Probate Judge.
e. Z. Mcmillan,
Attorney for Petitioner,
Princeton, MINI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05
FACT.
Local Evidence,

Local Evidence.
Evidence that can be verified.
Fact is what we want.
Opinions are not enough.
Opinions differ.
Here's Princeton fact.
You can test it.
Mrs. j. E. Bates, Princeton, MINI.
says: II was troubled by weak
kidneys for years. l had a very weak
back and couldn't bend over without
sharp pains catching me and shoot
ing to the top of my head. I often
got dizzy and the trouble kept me
nervous and upset. [ had rheumatic
pains and the kidney secretions
bothered me. Neighbors told me to
use Doan's Kidney Pills and my
husband finally got box for me. I
found them very good, in fact they
were the best kidney medicine I had
ever taken. 1 soon got relief and
whenever l have used them since I
have been benefited. You can keep
on using the endorsement / gave
Doan's Kidney Pills when they first
helped me so much-''
For sale by all dealers or upon re-
ceipt of price, so cents. Foster
Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's--an
take no other. Adv.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

Mrs. T. III. Caine of Wyanett has
returned from a visit in Anoka.
Nose Tibbetts is down from the
woods. Business, he says, is mighty
slow.
A rumor is af1oat that a young
Swede was robbed this morning but
it lacks confirmation.
Eight members were added to the
list of members at the Congrega-
tional church on Sunday.
H. Mallette's little boy, who frac-
tured his arm near the elbow six or
seven weeks ago, is nearly we'll.
Mrs. o. r. Barker went to Macal-
ester on Wednesday to remain a few
days as guest of Mrs. j. G. Borden.
D. B. Rollins of Minneapolis was
in town on Thursday and Friday
the first visit since freezing his feet
last winter.
Mrs. S. NJ. Sinclair went to Min
neapolis on Tuesday to remain a
while with Mrs. Webster, who has
been i'll for some time past.
t. Fl. Galley and wife, F. Hense
and sister, Miss Scoville and Miss
Bryson constituted a sleigh load who
took advantage of the fine weather
on Saturday and visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Mallette at Bridgman.
The Methodists are holding revival
meetings this week and the
| mourners' bench is crowded with
miserable sinners who are repenting
on the installment plan. Rev. Sar-
gent and wife are conducting the
services
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05
When the Son Set.

There was little boy who began
to keep diary. His first entry was
'*Got up this morning at O'Clock. -
He showed the entry to his mother,
and she, horror-stricken, said:
11Haye you been to school? Got
up, indeed! Such an expression
Does the sun get up! No, it rises. -
And she scratched out "Got up at
70 and wrote ''Rose at - in its
place. That night the boy before
retiring, ended the entry for the day
with the sentence: 'Set at g
O'Clock.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05

FOR SALE-26O-acre stock farm.
one-half mile south of Zimmerman.
so acres cultivated, about 20 acres
timber, balance pasture and hay
land. Partly fenced. $40 per acre.
G. Meyer, Buffalo, MINI. 6-2tp
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05
School Repwt,

School report of district 5, primary
department. for month ending Janu-
airy 80: The following pupils were
perfect in attendance-Stella, Helga
and Ole Abrahamson, Mary and
Christine Brollard, Christina Davis,
Joseph Grow, Nyta Hatch, George
Johnson, Dewey Morris, Bertha and
Florence Robideau, and Vida
Shirley. Helga Nelson, Arthur
ROCKFORD and Charles Shirley at
tended 10 days. Ole Abrahamson,
Florence Robideau, Nyta Hatch and
Christina Davis had an average of
100 in reading, and Christina Davis
100 in spelling.
Ida May Schmidt, Teacher.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-02-05
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A 42O-acre farm, IL
miles west of Princeton; about 100
acres under cultivation, balance
timber and pasture: cuts about 200
tons of hay. Good seven-room house;
large barn with basement-will hold
200 tons of hay; windmill; machine
shed, and other outbuildings. Will
be sold reasonable if taken before
the LIST of April. Apply to Elbridge
Anderson, Box 76, Princeton, or
at Anderson & Earley's barber shop,
Princeton. 6-tfc
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FOR SALE-Seven horsepower
Stickney engine, practically new.
Will sell for 800 less than cost be-
cause have to get larger engine. Has
kerosene attachment. Apply at
Happyland Moving Picture Theater.
Attic
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FOR SALE-Two houses and lots
on north side. Easy terms. J. A.
Smith, Princeton. 5l-tfc
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Unclaimed Letters.

List of letters remaining un-
claimed at the postofice, Princeton.
on February 2: Mrs. Clarence Tom
merson, Mrs. VIM. Walker, J. F.
Erick, T. 81. Shayne, Mr.. Carl Rein
hold. Please call for advertised
letters. III
NJ. M. Briggs, Acting Postmaster.
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FOR ull-blooded Black
Minorca cockere]s at 81 each. Mrs.
Whit Barnum, Route 3, Prince
ton. 7-2tn
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FOR SALE-About IL acres of
land, half mile northeast of Prince
ton. Price $500. Apply to Robt.
Kornmann, Route 2, Princeton. 6-tfc
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FOR SALE-Poland China gelts
bred to registered big-type boar.
j. II. Craft, Zimmerman, Mimi.
Tri-State phone. 7-3tc
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-An 8O-acre farm,
With machinery. Also have three
mortgages, in sums from $3.50 to
$500, for sale. Good paper, with in
terest from to 10 per cent. For
particulars call on L. E. Svarry,
Princeton. 6-2tc
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FOR SERVICE-A blooded Hol-
stein bull. L. Palm, Wyanett. 7-4tp
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-Corn, oats, barley and
wheat. Henschel's Feed
Store, Princeton. .- 2-tfc
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Methodist Services

Methodist Services.
Next Sunday in Germany at 10 a.
NJ. Sunday school at IL a. m. Ir
Greenbush at 3 p. m.
VIM. G. Achterkirch, Pastor.
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HELP WANTED

l. WANTED-About six woodcutters
to cut cordwood by the cord. Leo
Schrepel, old Bracken farm, Green
bush. P. O. address. Princeton,
Route l. 7-ltp
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The Top O. the Mornin'.

by John Locke, on the bow of
steamer as he approached the Irish
coast after an absence of thirty
years. Mr.. Locke was editor of the
Western Celt, published at ST. Louis,
in the seventies; he afterwards went
to Texas and died in New York in
1889. The writer was foreman of
the Western Celt part of the time
when Mr.. Locke was it's editor. He
was genial, whole-souled fellow and
could compose readable poetry on the
''spur of the moment. Pub.
Union.
M-anam aig Dia But there it is,
The dawn on the hills of Ireland!
Gods angels lifting the nights black
veil
From the fair, sweet face of my
shetland.
o, Ireland, isn't it grand you look,
Like bride in her rich adornin',
And with all the pent-up love of my
heart
I bid you the top of the mornin'.
This one short hour pays lavishly
back
For many year of mourning;
I'D almost venture another flight,
There's so much joy in returning
Watching out for the hallowed shore,
All other attractions scornin';
o, Ireland, don't you hear me
shout?
I bid you top of the mornin'.
Ho-Ho! Upon Cliona's shelving
strand,
The surges are grandly beating,
And Kerry is pushing her headlands
out
To give US kindly greeting:
Into the shore the Seabirds fly
On pinions that know no dropping;
And out from the cliffs with well
come charged
A million waves come trooping.
0. kindly, generous Irish land,
So leal and fair and loving;
No wonder the wandering Celt
should think,
And dream of you in his rowing!
The alien home may have gems and
gold
Shadows may never have gloomed
it;
But the heart will sigh for the absent
land,
Where the love-1ight first illumed
it.
And doesn' It old Cove look charming
there,
Watching the wild waves motion,
Leaning her back against the hills,
And the tips of her toes in the
ocean?
I wonder I don't hear Shandon's
All, maybe their chiming's over,
For it's many year since I began
The Life of a Western rover.
For thirty Summers, ashore machree,
Since this now feast my eyes on
Fer met my vision, save when they
rose
Over memory's dim horizon.
Even SO, twas grand and fair they
| seemed
In the landscape spread before me
But dreams are dreams, and my eyes
would ope
To see Texas skies DER me.
All, often upon the Texan plains,
| When the day and the chase were
! over,
My thoughts would fly DER the weary
| wave,
| And around this coast-line hover;
And the prayer would rise that some
future day,
! All danger and doubtings scornin',
I'D help to win my native land
The light Of young Liberty's
| mornin'-
Now fuller and true, the shore line
| shows
Was ever a scene so splendid?
feel the breath of the Munster
breeze,
Thank God that my exile's ended
Old scenes, Old songs, old friends
again
The vale and cot was born in!
o, Ireland, up from my heart of
hearts,
bid you top Of the mornin'.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
Sunday, February 8--Morning wcr-
ship at 10:45, subject, "The Guiding
Hand Sunday school at IL m.
Evening service at 1870. subject,
''The Life of Elijah.' Music by the
Young Peoples orchestra.