davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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una huelga
de ~carpin,aios' en-
Brooklyn

WASHINGTON, Agosto 9.-El go,
.:icrno ticnc ahora ante 81 Ia amena,
"a de una hue!ca general de carpin.
eros que ocasionara Ia Immediate
suspension de todos los tca quo
e cstan llevando a cabo ell Us asst
.tcros V en- los acantonamientos.
Miles de carpinteros suspendieron
yer los trabaios que estaban ha-
cicndo en- los iugarcs cercanos a Nue.
"a York, mediantc contracts cele-
arados con el %gobierno. En- los asti-
!leroS de Brooklyn, dondc trabajaban
nil hombres dc los cuales setecientos
cran carpinteros. fueron por COM
nleto suspendidos los trabajos de
construction que ali sc cstahan efec
suando. T~sualmente ~croIcron sus-
scn'i|.~ lce trajajos rno ~osta'In
"viar3osc en- el camDo II" a,fHc.6n
." Hincola, ell cual Sc guerra .aa que
lara listo para cl Servicio q Ia ma
ror brevedad possible.
Tn delegado de la Union de %carpin-
tcros llevo una orden a los carpintc-
roS Que estan construyendo ell acan-
tonamiento militar de Yaphank, pa
"a que declararan una huelga gene
raj. en- vista de estar trabaiandO mas
tempo de 10 que dispone Ia ley Y los
reglamentos, solo para completar
cuanto antes el referido acantora-
.miento militar.
En- una conferencia cclebrada aver
entire los representatives. del gObierno'
Y de los ~trabajadores, fue presentdo
IN ultimatum. Tai ultimatum es que
cl gobierno debe cancelar los con-
tratos celebrates con los llamados
contratistas advenedisos o de 10 con-
trario sc ordenara una huelga gene
raj de los carpinteros de L. Union.
La con~ferencia fue celebrada en-
las oficinas del secretario de la ma
Daniels, Y en- ella estuvieron
presentes: Samuel Gompers, presi-
dente de la Federation Americana de
Trabajo; j. Daniels, secretario de
Marina; William L. Hutcheson. T. n.
CueCin. r~epreSentante del consejo
executive de los unionistas de los
Estados del Este; e ~presidente de IA
Union de Carpintercs; ell almirante
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Recuperan SlO,ooe que
habian' Sido rObadoS

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, AgostO Q.
Hace pocos dias, en- un asalto que
INA partida de bandoleros hizo al
.rcn de pasaieros. entire Aguascalien-
It's V esta ciudad, los bandoieros Sc
Mevaron cerca de $4,000 que han 81
20 va recrpcrados. FL dinero fu6 en-
contrado en- possession lie Felipe Her
randez, Official c~arrancista, que hasta
Lace POGO sirvio en- las fuerzas del
"obicrNo Y que despuGs Sc unto a una
. artida de bandoleros. Hernandez fue
~aDturado y fusiladO por las fuerZas
lei general Miguel Acosta. cerca de
Gu2dalcIzar, San Luis POtosi.
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INTERNADO IN HIDROPLA.
NO ALEnIAN

LONDRES, Agosto SIN dcsPa-
cho procedente dc Rotterdam, rccibi,
do en- esta capital, da cuenta de Que
IN %hidroplano acman desccndio aver
frente a la isla dc Tcyc!, Holarda,
despuGs de haber sido tiroteado por
los soldados h~oiandescs d~ncaTradoe
de la vigiIancia de la costa en- csa re-
gi6n. FL %hidroplano Sc lallaba esca-
so de easolina y fuc llcvado a 4
costa, sicndo i~nternados sus tripu-
l%antcs, por orden dc las autoridadcs
holandesas.
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MANCHAS EN- Ell SOL.

WASHINGTON. Agosto 9.-El jc-
fe del Observatorio Naval anunci6
hoy CUE Sc nan Observable en- eli disco
del Sol, manchas que pueden verse q
Ia simple vista. siTviendose para clio
la vidIios ahumados. Las manchas
son ae n gran riagnitud y Sc encuen
tran s!tuadaS cerca del horde lunirO-
SC del Astro Rey.
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fcnsa q-opia," Ell Ia cual Sc refiere
de manc-a directa a dos de los sig
r~atarjos dc II primcra que son los Sc
noroz Albuquerque y Vargas dipu-
tados ~suplentes Al Congreso de Ia
Union Y Al del Estado respectrvamen-
te.
Nientras esos senores Sc dedican
a hacarse cargos mutuos Y Sc engol-
fan Ell discusiones q no o de ningu
ma ut;iidad nara los intereses del
m3nic:9io eI deSconcierto que hay en-
II Ayurtamicnto continda Y este 81,
con notable dctrim~nto de los intere-
ses de tcdos : de Il discipline de que
las autoridadss deben dar ejemplo.
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-MATRIMONIAIES

TX DOLLAR abr" 81 canine ir1ria IA felt
cidad W~Gtrlmuui1i. Tor o~;a cruiidad
fSlT. lc cnviarcmnS nVrS;IO CiTkIOGO
iLJSTHAi:i T~ATRINpNIiL. rnn nunbros
Y dircrci0rcS q" muchaS damaS dnSrusaS
IT, r~a,grsc. Esrribl 4 rIaIIuicra Dc elias
: c"i"hr" IN rciiZ ma'rImCRio en- br-vc
tempo. DrdCnr hoy m.>m0. de CpSMD-
JT,iiTAN CORRESPONDENCE CL.IE, Box
i5S. VENICE. CALIFORNIA. %
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MECHOACAN |.
TRATA DE EiSCULPAR 81
CONDUCTA.

NORELIA. Agosto Ell Gober-
aador Provisional Luviaro dc II ma
rera mas extcrror:nca ha d&do = Ia
ruhlicidad una hoja suelta Ell Ia que
trata dc juSt;t!c2r su conducia a dar
81 fanogo Decre,o del ; de Julio en-
virt.& del cu@l Sc constitute en- n
h:t~o de las cleccio2es TerificadaS
5}ti~amcntc Y en- las cua!es Sa!!o
der: otado. mot,vo por el cual las alta
caba de aul;dad oor fraudes que, a
81 fIic;o. comcti0 ei candidate cue
:nl;6 tr;um;anta, Corouel de ln"eHlc-
C Orti. Ruhio. Como sc rccordara.
d;cho nccrcto fuG dcrogado p0r or
ion cxnresa de- PrcsidcHte dc IL Re
2l:,'tra communicate por condIcto de!
M;nistc-;o del Irtcrio" : fu@ causa.
.amhi5n, de- cue varios dipui&dos al
con@r2.o local prcs2ntaran formal
uucia ante cl CcnSycso dc n Union.
PucS hicn cast u mes dcspuGS de
comctido c! atcntado que TIN acres
ccnsu-@s mcrcci6 dc parte de Ia prem
81 &c esta capital ' de toda II socie-
lad e. General. el general Luviano
rata de diScuIaar 81 conGucta Y sin
mctoySe . disr.tir Ia question legal
-- ~ 1-..-, gl,.ss rrrn -
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Harris y un Representative del secre-

Harris y III Representative del Secre-
tario de Trabaio, Wilson.
DespuGs de terminada Ia c%onfcrcn-
cha, ell almirante Harris, N. Cuorin,
y IN Representative del Department
to de Trabajo, sa!ieron para Nueva
York, donde Sc verificara hoy una
conferencia para llcgar a I'm conve-
MO con los carpinteros de Nueva
York CUE suspendieron gus trabajos.
lie c~onferencia Sc celeb"ara en- el
hotel Vanderbilt.
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YERACRUZ
Sc OU2JAN LOS TABAQUEROs

VERACRUZ. Agosto EN- una
iuuta que baio Ia presidential del
Cohcrnador tuvicron los tabaqG"ros
: f~abri2amtes de puros Sc acord6 que
sc SUBURBAN los sueldos a los operarios
en- Ia proportion de I'm ]cincuenta por
cie2to. Pues bien. ahora sc ha presen-
ado ante 81 Presidente Municipal
una comisiGn de los o~perarios taba-
1rc-cz cue truhaian en- la fabrica "El
.irte' y Sc qucian de que a ellos
no Sc ha pagado Un cCntavo mas de
los precics de -:".ta que estan en- vi
-or en- esa fibrica desde ell ano de
1912. Ell gercntc de dicha fabrica di-
&c que tai cosa eS cicrta pero que no
lc a: possible pagan los sueIdos que
fu""cA apcobados en- la jGnta' c n vista
lie los bajos prccios d que vende los
puroS.
Sc lie ha ordenado que presente
I'm informe ror escrito sobre el par
ticular para cue el gobierno 10 estu-
lie y ven 10 cue procede r~esolver en-
vista de que en- la aludida fdbrica ira
Daian mas de doscicntos o~perarios.
Sc d~cscarri!o un tren mii:tar.
Ia maQuira nimero Il que arras
.ra6a Ii. trcD miiitar descarr.l6 en- el
kil6mct~o doscicntoS tre.nta Y uno
cHtrc cl Paso del Macho V Atoyac.
F,sc tyen militar conducia fuerzas que
iban q las 6rdcnes del Coroael Do
ramtes Y annquc Ia maquina Sc salio
yarios metros fuera de Ia via ell con-
yoy no corri6 igual suerte Y por 10
.aato 10 hubo ~desgraci&s personales
que lamentar.
Embellishments que Sc tuvo M
cimiento del ~accidente sali6 I'm tren
de reparac;0n para auxiliar al desca-
Y proceder desde luego al
arrcelo &c la via a fin de que ell ira
fico no Sc interrumpa.
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DESE0 SAFER Ell 1aradero de- mi nadrs
Naiividad Lucero, nativG de GuanaceYi, On
rangO MEXICO, y que Sc encuenrra en- ri
Eslado de California. A Ia persona Cye
indique con precision ell lusar de 81 re.
s.dencIa. sc lie grstificara con s3.ln. d.
"'':r '2scrIcS : aIahrUsin L.l.siy, tu..'
No. 5. Gernv.t:s. California.
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II NECESiih express para que lIcve su5
nciGcgs a IA es;aci6n o Gamble sus muo-
hles t&A!cle a fosaIes. TeIefono Crocssu
Y5i Y Travis .ig5.
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Les Encyclopedias co-n;eaz23
va7t1~5s en- a-1aS.

los Gev.o.ados m.gliauistas cs1&n
nasan&o ta }a< amcna@as . las Was de
ac~ho. Ya 10 sc -~ata dc simnles pre-
ai-as @aDst:Stas del candidate 4 d.
rv.aHc ror Jrvapam NclcGor RodrI-
cue. Jr.. ruivE saI.5 dcrrotaGo Y no
c~5nfor:ne con 81 derrot2 habl6 dc
armas : De parque que les ofrccio
s. general Nugica; nj Sc rata tam
POGO solamen.e dc las injurias = pic
dras cl" los scldados disfrazados a
r-o;an contra u cnemjgos poiiticos
nj de las f-ancas alUsioaes que los
~dcspcchados m.l;.ares derrotados hi
cieron de rebsla,sc 81 no salia triun-
fantc 81 candidate; nj siQuiera ha
parade Ia cosa en- el puntO va muy
aiarmarte de lamar Decretos atenta-
ro-ios q t2da: igces Y dc e~jerccr
preston sohrc las JunCas Computado-
ras dc los votes; no, Ia cosa ha lido
ade,&r!c Y ,oias csas Nrldicas = to-
das csas a~e2azas Kan comenzado
i d2r sus fru,os entire toGos los sol
daJo5 mugir.ls que han cYedadO
on ci EstaGc como 10 pr9eh2 q hecho
de urc ve~;ntciuco dc clos hayan dc
scrtado. Ilevandosc las rra Y mu-
~nicioncs, dc IL guarnicion de Pat
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FESQUISAS-

DESEi SAFER la Sonora E5tanislafa Ro-
driE1l"z ri pGratcrO de 81 hjJ 1850 Moran
dc ~ amos q" ciad. GIiaH - cncOntranl
en- cl mes De Mario en- POrtI7nd. CaIrfor.
MA. Sc cTat.f!cara con $500 . Ii persona
que dc rdz0n e-aCta. Diri!asc a Esianis-
lad1 Rodriguez, jerome, Ariz... Box tGS3.
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CGLEGIO 'BENIIO u AREI."-t0IS Flores
Ave. Laredo. Texas. EIicaZm"nic a'cn
dido pur proFcSurCS @radHll0S. Naranlc
c IItIOS. E,Iucacidn "ouHNlcia en- iHgi"S y
ESpaIul. Tcnrluril q" L.lbr0S. Mcraan@ra.
fla. etc. classes pUr COrrcO. li"CIbimUS me.
di0inicrnoS -a3
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Z
\ TOBIAS los TGiR,s,:,oEES

tQu"ilCS ca" cs:"a rrahGiandn en- las
gr!1.i"s rDrI< Cn c>il y que GcS"rn en-
cCnt:ar cmplr0 dc<puf$ dc que Elyan
icrmIIado aqu: c>oS :rahaIo>. les mani
rcSiam"< an" 1'n"mT< Grdouc< rHra inrnS
los irabaiIdorcs que doSren OcUDarSc. OBJ
l"nircIio~ par ciiU> buvfOS SIl:rtoS = TIA
n clio f~"fialmh$ con fi@nza para qi" nsda
m3lo les paS". Los ntiEdarcIROS . IRA
AGjGr tan ln"?O coma So .crminca los ira
haIOa dondc cS;in cmp!cGGns. OcUrra 4
EJSU:rOs.
VI. l.. OSBORN. Employment Go. TAO
W. Houston -. san Antonio, TEXAS.
-.i5.
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AVzSOg DE-
-XENTAS-

81 VENDE barato Sablnctc elGrtrico IA
"a sUdOr!flrn$ tienc> rOcoS de dolores mag
nii!cas cOndiCi0ncS. DiTiiirSe 4 5Gj Fast
houston. ST.
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81 IENGE haIatO Cochc para !ainilia, CT
baIlo y 2uarnlc!0ne;. D~irljirSc q i7:1
bUcIAv!Sia. Travis 4S71. sly
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o cHt.ca'rOs cSckIs!vanen;e = IA .cDn
de aTi.culoS q'ie cStan sicE,tc exuorts,0s
para Mc1'"o. ViSltenos. ]. Il. > C.. Mario.
gum. if DOlnTCsS ST.
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ENSENANZA

INGLES-EnsClaEZa racil y raplha. NetO-
do ~uovi<iinO.-$2.Gi mcnsIal3s.-TdGuiEra
fla, SiOU.-MccanoFrafil, graliS--jtggilts.
G33 Hicks.
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II N!tESlriN hnmhrCS para cl T." monte
1T" %' acres de- ]irrT"Ir. cnn rontr d.
riilTIr" 4 W. W. VAHulitM. Route BOX
~. Palestine. Texas. -Sm,
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81 NECEsiTi ana 2y!dani" Il" rcrafmare-
RI. ucurran al southern Hotel: urIrInas
isfuInl Main Plaza y callr de p"Ioro-
81. sig.
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APRENDAMEENTSS:-

81 i;E'NTAN dos CuariOs para ramil!a dc
puraS IcTSrIHS granCcS. en- III n. santa
h"S: h""E.'. sIl-.:ni ST. MARTINEZ. on
c!uaS de este per!6d!Co.
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NiiliS!T0 una c!'iEcrI rcmpri"n:r y ma
ilran!"rI. FREEZER" m"N!raHa>. lniDrrIan
5!i Suilll 81. T~ci"fpnu Crockett :JGiu. ST
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SEEViCiOI De Detectives ...lifmo' 9i2
Frost Building. Crockett 2lii. $aL. Antonio.
icSdS. IlY'-iIrarirr"> hH'i'"S. ipruirS
completeness. g'"rIuS J3Z0i;dJics. TODD ab-
-GlItamrHi" "0nllicICiai. -gS.
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81 NEEi$iTtN ~ hailaTinl>. !'lru SII"IIO.
lnforIm:n Muth Garden, GraySOa y Pine
IS. -SiS
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-02-22
OXBOW.

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lindell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Ziebarth spent Friday evening at
the Oliver Dibblee's. ..ee.@t~
Everett Hall returned last Saturday
to spend a week at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Radeke visited
at the Whitcomb home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates were
guests at the Tomlinson home last
Wednesday evening. ...-1.... s.-.s
Mamie Whitcomb spent last Tues
day evening with Marshall Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Radeke were
very pleasantly surprised last Friday
evening by about twenty-five Of their
friends. The evening was spent in
playing games and lunch was served.
They were presented with a fine rock
ing chair. ..,-s ~.
Mrs. Herb Gates and Miss Alma
Peterson visited at the Leon Annis
home last Tuesday.
Jim Tomlinson, Otto Carl, and Aug
ust Grapentine, and Claude Whitcomb
spent Sunday evening with Everett
Hall.
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C ! ABOUT TO
CONF|SCATE MINES

Washington, Feb. 21.-All mines in
Mexico not now in operation, whose
owners have not filed reasons why
resumption of work has been delayed
are to be taken over by the Carranza
government.
Ambassador Fletcher reported that
the Mexican government had announc-
ed that in the cases of properties
where reasons have been officially Civ
en- to account for failure to reopen
Dec. IA, the last day provided under a
decree issued several months ago, ex-
tension of time has been granted.
It is understood that owners of the
larger mines have filed their reasons
for not operating, but scores of small:
er American owned properties are in
danger of confiscation.
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TONNAGE TAX BILL PASSES
Minnesota House Acts on Measure
Affecting Iron Mines.

~ St. Paul, Feb. 21.-By a vote of SO
to 81 the house of representatives
passed the tonnage tax bill, which pro.
poses to place 2 per cent tax on
the merchantable valuation of ore at
the mouth of mines. The bill will be
sent to the senate at once.
Throughout the four hours debate
which preceded the vote a spirit of
bitterness was strongly in evidence.
Twice speakers refused to permit
Interruptions for questions and
~ charges that the United States Steel
corporation was behind the opposition
to the bill were holly resented.
That the fight against the tonnage
tax will be carried to the senate with
renewed vigor was the assertion Of
the members from st. Louis county
and the business men from the iron
range who were here to oppose the
tax before the hu0se.
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- b.
ISLE.

The dance at Evert's hall on last
Saturday evening was a very pleasant
affair. About SO couples were present
coming from far and near. Petrin's
orchestra furnished music, which was
good, as usual. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wilkes went to
Wahkon Sunday to call on relatives.
The Busy Bees held their monthly
meeting at O. A. Haggberg's on Sat-
urday afternoon. An unusually large
crowd was present and all had a good
time. s..- ... ~. -.s-.....:z.= III
E. A. Boeck, the new banker, was in
town on business the first of the
week. IT,: ..-..sr....s
L. A. Matter returned from bust
ness trip in the cities Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Winter spent
Sunday at Little Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haggberg of
Redtop, visited with relatives in Isle
on Monday.
Several of the boys from McGrath's
camp and the stone quarry spent Sun
day here at their respective homes.
Orvil Ice has gone to Huron, S. D..
where he expects to stay for some
time.
Mrs. Eye and son, Edwin, of Red
top, were in our village on business
Saturday.
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(Feb. $3.50
Citation for Hearing on Final Account and
for Distribution.

e. ESTATE OF THERESA HAGER
Otherwise Known as Theresa Hager.
State of Minnesota, County of Mile Laos
In Probate Court. ..--
In the Matter of the estate of Theresa
Hager, otherwise known as Theresa Hager
decedent. r. 800. 49,. -. 81. ....-s-
The State of Minnesota to all persons inter.
ested in the above entitled matter;
Whereas, Frank Hager has filed in this court
his final account of his administration of the
above named decedent, together with his peti.
ton praying for the adjustment and allow.
ance of said final account and for distribution
of the residue of said estate to the persons
thereunto entitled; ---..-
It is ordered that said petition be heard, and
that all persons interested in said matter be
and appear before this court on the 18th day
of March, 1917, at ten o'clock a. M, at the
probate court rooms in the court house
at Princeton, in said county, and then
and there, or as soon thereafter as
said matter can be heard, show cause, il
any they have, why said petition should not
be granted : and that this citation be served
by the publication thereof in the Princeton
Union, according to law. ...~.
Witness the Honorable VIM. V. Sanford
Judge of said court. and the seal of said court
this 18th day of February. 1917.
court SeaD Judge.
E. L. Mcmillan,
Attorney for Petitioner,
Princeton. Minnesota.
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SPENCER BRO OK.

=. y. Walker was around buying cat
tie the first Of the week.
o w. Blomquist came home from
st. Paul to spend Sunday with his
family. s=...
The Rey. Peterson Of st. Francis
came up and preached at the Swedish
Lutheran church last Sunday after
noon. ~
Some Of the farmers are laying up
their supply Of ice for the coming
summer.
Lawrence Clough went to Zimmer-
man with stock for I. F. Walker on
Monday.
G. G. Lilly was Cambridge Wis
itor Friday.
Will House and family visited at
their daughters, Mrs. Terry Nichols,
last Sunday.
Mr.. Laurence. Angstman of Bald
win and Miss Margaret Walker Of
Spencer Brook, were united in mar
rage last Sunday morning at Prince
ton by Rev James A. Geer. The young
couple are we'll and favorab1y known
and all join in wishing them much JOY
and happiness.
Quite a number from here attended
the joint meeting Of the Farmers
club and Debating society of Brad
ford last Wednesday evening. The
large crowd filled the school house to
overflowing SO they. decided to hold
the next meeting at the Bradford hall.
+ Ed. Rubes Of Spencer, Iowa, and
Miss Grace Lilly, only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.. Lilly of this place,
were united in marriage at Princeton
last Monday. They left Tuesday
morning for short wedding trip be-
fore going to Spencer, Iowa, their
future home. All join in wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Rubes long life and much
happiness. -
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FOOD PEDDL Frs
FORCED TO QUIT
New York Police Have Many
Battles with Women.
PRICES BECOME PROH|B|TIVE

Commissioner Of Weights and Meas
ures Announces He Is Doing Every
thing to Stimulate Flow of Provi.
sions Into the City and Says Evi.
dence of Speculation Exists.
New York, Feb. 21.-After day of
battles between the police and won.
en- food rioters at the city hall and
in congested tenement districts Jo-
seph Hartigan, commissioner Of
weights and measures, announced he
was doing everything in his power to
stimulate the flow of foodstuffs into
the city. ~- 80 a..
The commissioners says the situation
calls for the establishment by con.
gress of "some sort of food control
commission to meet the per capita
consumption of food in the United
States"
While retail shopkeepers and push
cart peddlers have been forced to
bear the brunt of the assaults of the
angry housewives here the bureau of
weights and measures announced that
there is abundant evidence of specu.
lation on canned goods"
So desperate have the women in
some parts of the city become that
hundreds Of food peddlers have sus.
pended business. Many of these deal.
ers who ventured out on the upper
East Side were set upon by a mob of
housewives.
The peddlers were driven from the
streets into Railways of tenements,
where the women tore their clothing
and scratched their faces.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-02-22
RELEASES MODEL PRISONER
North Dakota Pardon Board Gives
Genius His Freedom.

Genius His Freedom.
Bismarck, N. D., Feb. Platter
serving twelve years of life sentence
for conviction Of murder in the first
degree Carl Olson, inventor of the
safety rail and model inmate of the
state penitentiary, has been given his
liberty. He obtained his pardon after
appearing before the pardon board for
the seventh time. Olson was sent up
from McHenry county, following his
conviction June 2, 1905, on charge
of killing a farmer. Evidence that
convicted him was held to be purely
circumstantial 1t was largely through
the efforts of Olson that Former War
den Hellstrom put the honor system
into effect in 1907. Olson always was
considered model prisoner and al
ways insisted he was innocent. He
suggested many prison reforms, which
were adopted.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-02-22
BILL GOES TO GOVERNOR
Measure Will Make South Dakota Dry
Julv l.

Pierre, S. D., Feb. 21-The prohibit
ton measure making South Dakota
"hone dry was passed, by the senate
with only four negative votes The
hill goes to Governor Norbeck for his
signature. If the measure is signed
the manufacture, sale and use of in
toxicants in this state will be prohibit
ed after July 1, 1917. The proposal is
framed to meet the provisions of the
Webb-Kenyon law, stopping the ship.
ment of liquor into "dry'' territory. In
dications are Governor Norbeck will
sign the measure
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-02-22
DON'T BE MISLEAD.

Princeton Citizens Should Read and
Head This Advice.
Kidney trouble is dangerous and
often fatal.
Don't experiment with something
new and untried. D.
Use tested kidney remedy. !:
Begin with Doan's kidney pills,
Used in kidney troubles so years.
Recommended here and everywhere.
The following statement forms con-
vincing proof Of their merit:
Mrs. John Siscely, Foley, Mimi,
says: ~ have had many remedies in
the house for kidney trouble and
backache, but I can say that Doan's
Kidney Pills are strictly reliable and
sure to relieve and cure"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Siscely recommends. Foster
Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y. Ad.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-02-22
Baldwin EARNINGS LARGE.

Philadelphia, Feb. 21.-The earn
ings of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works for 1916 amounted to $9,444,641
on an output valued at $59,219,000,
according to the annual report of the
company. Of the receipts $33,6O5,-
900 were for railway equipment and
$25,614.000 for munitions. .
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-02-22
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Feb. 20.-Cattle- Receipts,
5000; steers, $7.75@11.75; cows and
heifers, s5.1O@10.15; calves, s92sD
1925. Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; light,
$11.9O@12.55: mixed, $12:25@1270;
heavy, $12.25@12.70; rough, $12.25@
1926; pigs, $930@1O.75.. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, $1,000; native, $10.85@11:9o;
lambs, t12.25@14.60.