The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-09-05
SEPT Il Is THE DAY.
Upon That Date Every Man Between
IS and As Must Register
for the Army Draft.
Contingent Of Mile Laos County Boys
Entrained This Morning for
Camp Grant, Illinois.


TENDER IL has been fixed as the day
upon which all males in the United
States INCLUDING aliens) between the
ages of Is and as under the new man
power law must register for selective
service. By As is meant men who have
not reached 46 upon registration day.
Men who have already registered or
are now in the military or naval SER
vice are Of course expected.
Every man is required to register
in the voting precinct in which he now
resides between the hours Of z a. m.
and p. m. upon the day designated.
However, in case Of illness on that
day arrangements for tardy enroll
ment may be made with local boards
and men absent from their homes may
register by mail sufficiently in adj
vance that the registration record
reaches the board by September IL,
If man has no permanent residence
he is to register at the place he is on
September IL, and those out of the
country on that day are required to
enroll within five days after their re-
turn.
Registration will be conducted at
the following named places in each
voting precinct in Mile Laos county
and will be in charge. of the chief
registrars and their assistants whose
:. INES appear hereunder
Bogus Brook, town hall, A. J. Fran
zen, chief; John Thalberg, assistant.
Borgholm, town hall, Carl Eckdall,
chief; Bernard F.. Eckdall, assistant.
Daily, usual voting place, Frank S.
Robinson, chief.
East Side, usual voting place, Peter
Sehlin, chief. g,
Foreston, village hall, Peter c..
Lynch, chief. .......=
Greenbush, town hall, J. A.. Erstad,
chief; Oscar Erickson, assistant.
.sHayland, town hall, G. w. Wills,
chief. .i.@...
Isle Harbor, usual voting place,
Samuel Magaw, chief. ...- -.-..-.
Isle Village, usual voting place, Of
to A. Haggberg, chief.
Kathio, usual voting place, Andrew
P. Jorgensen, chief. .a .-..'E
Milaca township, town hall, H. A. S.
Sandholm, chief; George E. Mattson,
assistant.
Milaca Village, village hall, O. L.
Palmquist, chief; Julius E. Magnusen,
assistant.
Milo, town hall, G.. H. Strating,
chief; N. E. Anderson, assistant; Guy
Schultz, assistant.
Mudgett, town hall, Harold Mudgett,
chief. ....
Onamia Village, village hall, w. S.
Gish, chief.
Onamia Township, town hall, G.. H.
Carr, chief.
Page, usual voting place, Thure
Lindberg, chief.
Princeton Village, village hall,
Robt. H. King, chief; R. P. Morton,
assistant.
Princeton Township, court room,
August F. Meyer, chief; Eta Reich
ard, assistant.
South Harbor, usual voting place,
Charles L. Freer, chief.
Wahkon, Wahkon Enterprise office,
Geo. E. Sloan, chief.
It is estimated by the local board
that something like 1900 men will
:egister in Mile Laos county, but Ed.
Iadrehus of the district board figures
that the number will be nearer 1000.
AT least 100000 men in the Unit
ed States will place themselves subject
to call under the new registration, it
is estimated, although only those.
without dependents, in good health
and otherwise qualified for arduous
duties of soldier life are to be taken
first.
Youths in their 18th year will be
placed in a separate group, the war
department announces, to be subject to
a special educational program and will
not be called for active military ser
vice at once. This does not mean that
their calling will be long deferred,
however, inasmuch as it has been an
nounced that all men in the new regis
tration accepted for general service
will be under arms by June 80, 1919.
Although the "work or fight" clause
was taken out of the bill before its
passage, Provost Marshal General
Crowder has planned to apply vigor-
ously existing regulations relating to
idle men and those engaged in non
essential employment.
: Off for Camp Grant. al
This Thursday morning. the fol-.
owing men left for Camp Grant,
So. r Lax