The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-20
MO0rhead Neze,s
NO LOArINC TN
CLAY COUNTY
AFTER JULY |

Clay county viii enforce the Ego
to work" order for every able
bodied male person over 16 years of
age. Notice has been issued by
Sheriff Dan w. Mcdonald and Coun-
! ty Attorney c. G. Dosland requiring
all such persons to register not later
than July l.
! Failure to register or to go to
work is a misdeneanor punishable
by 80 days imprisonment in the
county Jail or by a fine Of 800. The
order will be vigorously enforced
Following is the notice issued by
the sheriff and county attorney:
Notice.
Notice to all men, over the age Of
sixteen (16) years and physically able
to work and domiciled in the state Of
Minnesota and VINO are not regularly
given pursuant to order No. 81 of
the Minnesota Commission OF Public
Safety.
Whereas, the Minnesota COMMITS
sion Of Public Safety, on the 4th day
of June, 1913, made its order in which
1t recited that 1t Is necessary to enact
such regulations as will utilize to the
best Advantage the human energy OF
poses essential to the prosecution of
the present war; that the need of men
Of military age to provide reinforce
ments for the army and the equally
production of food and other articles
essential for war purposes, necessi-
tate special provisions to the end that
all persons domiciled in Minnesota,
shall in the absence of reasonable
cause to the contrary, engage in use
full occupations; and,
Whereas, the said Minnesota Com
mission of Public Safety has ordered
that each and every male person re
siding in Minnesota shall be regularly
engaged in some useful occupation, If
over sixteen .(16) years of age and
physically able to comply with the
provisions Of the order Of said COM
mission; and,
Whereas, the said commission has
ordered that it shall be the duty Of
and of the peace oficers, and of any
other officer, state or municipal,
charged with enforcing the law, to
seek and continue to seek diligently.
able-bodied male persons within their
respective jurisdiction not regularly
or continuously employed, as provid-
ed by the order Of said commission,
and report the same to the county at
torneys in their respective counties;
and,
Whereas, the order of said commits
sion further provides that any person
violating or refusing or falling to
obey said order shall be guilty of mis-
'demeanor and shall be punished by
imprisonment in the county Jail for
not more than three months or by a
fine of not more than 500: |
Now, therefore, you Will take no
tfee that all men coming within the
provisions of the said order of the
commission shall register on or before
the first day of July, 1913, with the
county agent, or one of his assistants
named, giving his correct ;
name, street number and postofflce ,
address, so that he can be readily To- I
Clay County Farm bureau, Moor
head, MINI.
Peter stennes, Georgetown, Mimi.
Sam Rustad, Rustad, MINI.
Eugene AskeEaard, Comstock, Mimi.
l. ]. Grina, FELTON,, MINI.
c. L Jones, Glyndon, Mimi
c. S. Pilot, Baker, MINI.
L. c. Follett, Sabin, MINI.
Geo. Hendrickson, Ulen, MINI.
Gilbert Gunderson, Hitterdal, MINI.
T. B. G. Evans. Hawley, MINI.
Tom Guinness, GAINESVILLE, MINI.
Take further notice that this order
of the Minnesota Commission Of Pub
habitual loafers who are not regular
ly engaged in some useful occupation.
Take further notice that this order
Of the commission will be vigorously
in Clay county, Minnesota
Dated at Moorheai, Mimi, June 10,
1918.
Sheriff of Clay county, Minnesota
G. G. Dosland, co&nty attorney of T
Clay county, Minnesota.
Buy w. s. s.