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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-10
ALLIED WAR AIMS OUTLINED.
BV THE ENGLISH PREMIER.

London. Jan. SIN plras s. whose
tersely emphatic words SNAPPED
gains German au ocraCl. Pr. mi.r
Lloyd GEORGE made Bnraa.n.s rep.y
last week ro Couu, Czeruiu's Teu onie
peace terms.
Before permanent neacc can come.
the welsh statesmen drama iraiil
concluded. three con i-oHs must g.
fulfilled:
~First-Ths sanciy of ere treaty
m..st BE- establish.
second There musf Dee territor- q
settlements based ou the consent ".
those governed
"Third-and lastly. there mrst b.
created some international organize
tion 20 umt the burden OF arma
ments aud diminish tho pro1ab .ity 81
war"
On This keystone arch the prime
minister erected the FUN structure
OF Britain s-aui the allies war
aims
Britain. ne insisted. was ti-h ine-
Not for destruction or disruption Of
Germany.
Not FOR desfr-c. Jon az Austria
Hungary or Turkey.
Not merely % alter or destroy enc
imperial constitution of Germany
Not 70 take Turkey s. cap tn ely
Constantinopie-or her possessions
that are predomiuanfly Turkish
on the other hand. the empire and
the empires allies were battling i"i
these principles
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eonFress Wln az t1llzs mo trees
~ department to advance luaara
'y 70 the land loan banks 10 enable
.arilers 70 Secure money far incr-a q
iood Production
Secretary McAataa has asked men
'ah's 70 refuse % AXE berry bonds
On customers a~ government 10
H'fes people 90 hold hem Tor a per
manent Investment
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The retail price on al W l.
Douglas shoes Is stamped before they
leave the factory. therefore there e
no two prices and the same 10"
price 70 everybody. Did you get MS
-Dobson's-
Bert Mckenzie. Wesfe rn Union
operator. has gone back TO MusAe-
gon. Mich. He was succeeded by j.
Woodbridge. OF springfield, Tenn.
Marriage license were issued here
Tuesday 10 Chas- KUn'im. axe 20
and Mise Irene Alexander. age l6'
OF NisslssiDDl county. NO.
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The Shinyo Maru. be- biggest Isps-
nese freishter. caught ca fire OF me
Hawaiian islands
Three persons were burned t1 death
Al belsted Christmas celebration 10
Toledo. o. when the Christmas tree
caught fire
Fire a. Weilsviue. Mo destroyed 4
poultry plant and 1900 i've chickens
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wha, Entente Flight FOR.

FIrst-compIetc restoration OF Bel
GUM.
Second-Reparati0 ~ lar as posA
bic for devasted towns and cities
Third NeutraHzatiou and inierna'-
ionalization OF The Dardaneiies.
Fourth - Reconsi Iteration Of the
great wrong done 20 France Co. lstl.
referring 20 Alsace-Lorraine
fth-EstabHshment OF an inde
pendent Poland. comprising 81 gen
timely Polish elements. because this
Is necessary % the stability o. " es'-
ern Europe"
Sixth-Arabia. Armenia. Mesopoi"
mia. Syria and Palestine al TO nav
SEPARATE national conditions
Seventh Russia's future 10 %
left 20 decision OF the Russ an people
themselves.
Erhth-Inhabltanfs % the African
colonies 70 be placed under an al
ministration acceptable % themsei' -
for purpose OF preventing expioi'a
ton for the benefit OF European cap
talists and European governments
The destruction and disruption o.
Germany has never been our am.
the premier soiemniy declared .
democratic constitution I'm German
wouia be the most convincing Ell
dence that the spirit OF military 1oin
nation had died and would make cas-
Ter democratic peace negoia' ions o.
but that IS a question for the Gerin''
people.
1--WE are not fighting 70 destro'
Austria Hungary OF deprive IurNe'
OF her oapital or her rich lands 4
A.,.-Nrtpor ana rh~ace which are Dr.
dominanfiy Turkish. noS mercy :
alter or destroy The Imperial eons''''
tion Of Germany.
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Mrs. Benz. Bayless. Of Louisville
Asst state supervisor OF the AmeF j.
can Red Cross. VIII Visit me union
County Chapter. a. Hickman, on jan
18th and 18th.
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81. PAuL.s cHuRCH.

First sunday after Epiphany. Jan.
l1tl
Holy communion s a. IN.
Sunday school 10 a N.
Mains and sermon u a. M.
Even song and sermon Z b. IN.
Rev 81. f. Remembers,
Rec or.
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s-..- drr-rsist will refund money n PATo
oI,.r.frNr fails % cure any ease 81 rs liu-
riirf Need INK 81 Pretending Piles "a To- GAY
NJ tres aaplicnti1n gives Ease aud Rest So
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For particulars see

J. n. RUSSELL, Secretary
Office in the Peoples Bank Building
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-24
DISTRICT NO. so

Gunder Gunderson and family left
the last of the week for their future
home in Milaca. They have the good
wishes of the neighborhood.
MIR. Doty and James Franklin have
about completed their contract of cut
ting wood for Mr.. Heath. They have
cut about hundred cords.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward and Mr.. and Mrs.
Trowbridge were callers at the James
Stacey home on Sunday. t.
Reuben Norberg came home from
Spencer Brook the last of the week.
where he spent several days visiting.
The Sanborn boys are pressing hay
between Zimmerman and Elk River.
They have about a hundred tons to
press in one job. ..
Sam Lambert has been on the sick
list for the past few days.
The boys in this vicinity are begin
ming to receive their classification
cards and they are all in class 1 with
few exceptions.
A farewell party was given Ralph
Sanborn on Saturday evening. He ex-
poets to leave on Monday for Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stacey and son
were callers at the Campbell home on
Sunday evening.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-24
OFFICIAL
Proceedings of Board of County Com
missioners, Mile Laos County.

Auditors Office, Mile Laos County, Mimi.
Princeton, January 9Th, 1918.
Board of county commissioners of Mile Laos
county, met pursuant to law in annual ses;
sion at the office of the county auditor Of said
county. Following members of the board
present, to-wit: Commissioners F: c. Cater,
and Peter Sehlin.
Meeting called to order at o:45 a. m. by
Chairman Thomas.
On motion duly made and unanimously car
ried, Carl Eckdall was declared elected as
chairman of the board for the ensuing year.
On motion duly made and unanimously car
ried, John H. Grow was declared duly elected
The following standing committees were
duly elected for the ensuing year. to-wit:
Sehlin.
Court house committee: Eckdall.
Road and bridge committee; All members of
the board. Chairman Eckdall to act as chair
man of this committee.
On motion the following were duly appoint
ed by the county board as members of the
county board OF health for the ensuing year.
Dr.. S. H. Olson, Peter sehlin and John
H. Grow.
| Moved and unanimously carried that an APP
preparation of $500 be made out of the county
revenue fund to pay the incidental expenses Of
the county incurred for postage of county
officers entitled thereto. and express charges.
and for all other necessary incidental expenses.
Moved and carried that an appropriation of
$500 be made out of the county revenue fund
and set aside as County Attorneys contin-
gent fund for the ensuing year provided
by law. Commissioner Cater voted NO on
roll-call.
On motion Commissioner F. ". Thomas was
appointedeas purchasing agent for the county
home for the ensuing year.
The reports Of annual fees Of the following
named county officials were examined by the
board and on motion were duly approved and
ordered placed on file, to-wit:
VIM. v. Sanford, Judge of Probate
| A. G. Osterberg, Register Of Deeds.
Otto Henschel, County Treasurer.
DIN C. Myron, County Attorney.
H.SA. Garrison, Clerk Of Court.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-24
GREENHOUSE

Misses Annie Bauman, Freda He
ruth and Willie Heruth went to Min
neapolis last Thursday to visit friends
and relatives for few days.
Nels Johnson and wife spent Tues
day at Aug. Lindstrom's.
Joe Betzler Of Duluth is here visit
ing his brother and sisiter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Betzler.
; Misses Ella Heruth and Alice and
Anna Reiman spent Sunday at VIM,
Heruth's.
Those who called at A. Betzler's on
Sunday afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Heruth, Charlie Bauman, Alfred
Heruth and Glen Seifert. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reiman spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Godfried Sci
fert.
Anvil and Edward Lindstrom and
Fred Bauman called at H. Remnants on
Sunday evening.
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ISLE

- A hard-times social will be held at
0. A. Haggberg's on Saturday even
ing, January 26, for the benefit of the
home boys who will go to- war. Let
all turn out and help this good cause.
A business meeting of the Swedish
Lutherans was held at the home of c..
Swanson on Tuesday afternoon. Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
and other routine business was trans
acted.
DR.. j. A. Regner of Wahkon has
moved to Isle and is now located in
the front part of Mrs. E.. J. Eddy's
building on Main street.
The children are enjoying hot
lunches at school during the cold
weather.
Quite number of Isleites attended
the home-talent play for the Red Cross
at Redtop on Wednesday evening.
Leslie Wicklander, formerly Of Isle,
is here on visit. He expects to be
called soon, having volunteered as a
musician in the army.
Quite crowd attended the dance at
Winters hall last Saturday evening,
and all report good time.
M. G. Winter spent few. days in
Bowlus and vicinity last week.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-24

Friday, after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. H. Pratt returned from Prince
ton on Friday, after few days visit
with relatives.
Mis-. Nina Bell visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Robertson, last
week. She returned to her home in
Elk River last Friday.
The annual meeting of the Lake Ere
mont Realty Co. was held on Friday,
January IS. Election of officers and
other business was attended to. E. H.
Foley was reelected president; A. w.
Perman, secretary and treasurer; Bert
Nash, H. Hetrick and w. S. Heath,
directors. Now that this company is
out of debt, and has for the first time
declared small dividend, the stock
holders feel quite enthused. 81
Those who attended the Fulton
Miske fight at the st. Paul auditorium
on Friday night were Eugene Lowell,
H. Pratt, L. Stendahl, VIM. Fink and
E. H. Foley.
E. H. Foley drove four Fords up
from Minneapolis last week.
Iva Briggs went to Elk River last
week to have her eyes treated. y
Mrs. A. B. Briggs has been ill with
quinsy. >r..
M. Solberg has rented Mrs. Kettel-
sons store building for Blacksmith
shop and intends to move in soon.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-24
ZIMMERMAN

Mr.. Neel is back at work at the
bank, after being laid up with tonsil-
tits and quinsy..
Mrs. Irving Bean is gaining slowly.
-Ehe M. E. Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Bert Nash on Friday
afternoon, February l..
"A Red Cross meeting was held last
week at the A. r. Berglund home and
a committee was appointed to go to
Elk River to see about some sewing.
Another meeting will be held next
Tuesday evening either at the John
Kruger or H. j. Nicholson home.
"A five-hundred party was held at
The E. H. Foley home last Thursday
night. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Jungnickel, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Swanson, Miss Winnie Lowell, Mrs.
B. A. Kettelson, Donald Tiff and C. A..
Stillman.
Miss Wynian arrived here on Satur-
day evening from Dexter, where she is
teaching school, to visit her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Swanson enter
tanned their aunt, Mrs. Olson of Elk
River, over Sunday.
Mrs. Purl Mallory has been quite ill
the past week but is on the gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanson re-
turned to their home in Minneapolis on
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-24
BLUE HILL

John Van Kleek has returned after
a three weeks visit with relatives at
Milwaukee.
Fred Borneke spent a portion of last
week visiting his mother and sister at
Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Shuinhut and two
children of Doran, N. D., are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Shuinhut's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Taylor.
The teacher and pupils in the John
Thompson district are the proud pos
SCISSORS of a new United States flag,
which floats over the school grounds.
Chas. Borneke was Santiago visi-
tor last week.
Calvin Olson of Princeton was call
ing on old friends in Blue Hill last
Sunday
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Usher of the Princeton Union. On motion OF
Commissioner Cater, seconded by Commissioner
Thomas, the bid of R. D. Dunn, nHner and pub
Usher of the Princeton Union Offering to print
and publish in said Princeton Union, in a
| workmanlike manner and in strict conformity
with the laws governing the same, the delin-
quent tax list Of Mile Laos county for fifteen
cents per description. the proceedings of the
board of county commissioners and financial
statement of Mile Laos county, and any and
all other printing required by law to be pub
llshed, at the rate allowed by law, was unani,
| mously accepted by the board. ~,
On motion of Commissioner Cater, seconded
6 by Commissioner Thomas, the following res
the newspaper in which the delinquent tax list,
and all other official printing should be pub
ilshed, was unanimously adopted by the board,
RESOLUTION. :s
Resolved, that the Princeton Union. a week
newspaper of general circulation, printed
IN the English language. and which has been
regularly published for more than one year
prior hereto. in the county Of Mile Laos and
estate to which the delinquent tax list and
notice herein named relates, is situate. be and
| the same is hereby designated as the newspaper
cause to be published the notice and list Of
taxes remaining delinquent on the first Monday
II, IN January, 1918, in said county provided
anu ,rrequlred by section 2O98, General Statutes
Of Minnesota. 1918. The publisher of said
newspaper having offered to publish the same
IN said newspaper as required by the statutes
IN a4s such case made and provided, and at such
paper being of the character REQUIRED by law.
therefore be it further resolved, that the
princeton princeton Union be; and the same is. hereby
oeslgnated by the board of county commits
sloners of Mile Laos county as the news
paper in which the notice and list of taxes
upon aa :, real estate remaining delinquent on the
nrst Monday in January, 1918. shall be pub
llshed and also the financial statement the
proceedings of the board of county commits
sloners. and all other official printing for the
On motion duly made and unanimously car.
rled, the bond of the publisher of the Prince
l 1: Union, which newspaper has been duly
deslgnated by the board of county commits
sloners as the official newspaper of Mile Laos
sum of $4,000. =. .. rs
On motion the board took recess until
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-01-24
FORESTON

C. E. Gilbert was Minneapolis Wis
itor on Tuesday.
Miss Wilma Onstad, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. Onstead, arrived here on
Tuesday evening from Minneapolis,
where she has been employed.
Gerald Samuelson is on the sick list
this week.
Fred Tobias, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tobias, is reported to be danger
,ously sick at his home in Estes Brook
township. >a
A surprise party was given in honor
of Mrs. Guy Kennedy, the occasion be-
ing her birthday. They presented her
with a set of dishes and a lunch was
served to all present.
Mrs. Ella Kennedy, Miss Katie Mel
son, Miss Inez Harshman and Miss
Ella Kreuger were St. Cloud visitors
on Wednesday.
Will Deuel. and family were visitors
at A. Warehouses; on Tuesday.
Word has been received from Geo.
II. Dean that he arrived at his desti-
nation safe and sound and is visiting
his brother, Fred Dean, at Springfield,
Mass. 49,.
The young ladies of Foreston have
organized knitting club with Mrs.
Norgren as teacher. The club will
meet every Tuesday evening at differ
ent homes. Lunch will be served but
a heavy fine will be imposed upon the
one that serves more. than two kinds
of eatables at time, not including
coffee. ....
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hal
strom, on January 10, daughter.
A play entitled, "Back to the Farm u
was staged in the school house of dis
trict 8, Friday evening. Basket social
after the play. The proceeds went to
the Red Cross.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lynch,
on January 10, son.
A dance was given at Oak Park on
Wednesday evening. A number of our
young people who went there report a
fine time and a big crowd.
Mrs. J. K. Norgren shipped on JAN
uary ID, ten sweaters, pairs of socks
and ~ pairs Of wristlets to the Red
Gross from this village.
Mrs. Thomas Joseph and Mrs. Rus
sci Fley visited in Foley on Sunday.
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GLENDORADO & SANTIAGO

Miss Rodman spent the week end
with Miss Mary White.
A. L. Noel transacted business in
Foley on Saturday, returning home on
Monday.
J. E. Odegard brought up an auto
from st. Paul on Tuesday.
The pupils in district 48, Glendora-
do, are enjoying hot lunches these cold
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Odegard enter
bained at an informal dinner a number
of relatives and friends, among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Victor, Elmer johnson,
Halvor Aleckson, Henry Kopperud and
Miss Kopperud of Snake River.
Word was received from Columbus,
Ohio, that Philip Void, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. G. Void of this vicinity, had
enlisted in the aerial corps and was
bound for an unknown destination.
MIR. and Mrs. Void have another son,
Arthur, at Camp Cody, who was a VOL
unteer in the First Minnesota.
Miss Goldie Hart, who teaches in the
Connolly school, with the help of a
dozen young people in the district, gave
a rural play entitled, "The Dawn of a
New Era" in Odegard's hall, Glendo-
RADIO, to a full house on Saturday even
ing. A basket supper followed and
about SIS was realized for the Red
Gross. The play was good in every
respect and will be given in Ronneby
on Wednesday evening for the benefit
of the Red Cross there also.
While hauling hay on Saturday Ole
Jensen tipped with his load and fell,
striking his head On the ground. He
was picked up in an Unconscious con-
ditlon and was still confined to his bed
on Sunday.
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o'clock p. m.

Board reconvened at 2 o'clock D. m. All
members EN- of board present.
The bid Of DR.. S. H: Olson, of Mlaca, for the
year. at the agreed price of $3.50 for the year,
Eas afc spt 5y the board Commissioner
soner seSn fa on vo oSeall ra and Commits
The board then took up and considered the
culvert bids on the Scenic highway in this
county put no official action was taken thereon.
excused as he had received call from home
and had to go. 0 $3.50 ''0''0
The following resolution was duly made and
adopted by the board:
RESOLUTION APPRoPR1AT1NG FOR
COUNTY AGENT WORK.
", Resolution IS, introduced by Commissioner F.
Resolved that the sum of 81 900 he set anart
from the county revenue fund and appropriated.
subject to the order of the Dean of the De-
Ppsartment OF Agriculture of the University of
county agricultural agent in Mile Laos coun-
W approved by said Dean, for the wear COM
menclng February 1st 1918. and that a like
commencing February 1st. 1919. in accordance
WIN chapter 376, laws Of 1918: said appro-
p pr to be contingent on the organization
Laos county with 200 members and a FIND of
at least $4,000 as provided in resolution Of
asS Moaed and 9f H nmsn;.a 18th 1917
missioner Thomas be appointed to renresent the
county IN SAID county farm bureau association.
MOVED and carried that VIM Marsh be en-
ployed as court house janitor for the ensuing
year az me agreed price of $55 per month.
All bids for culverts on the Scenic HIGHWAY
E MgIe unanimously rejected by the board and
as ep tba 18th 1913. at II o'clock a. M set
- F III Tine Tor calling for new bids.
,sa rto1oWlng is the list of names of persons Sc
tected by the board of county commissioners
Jurors which to shall be drawn the and petit
seventh judicial district in and for The county
% Ga,a llie Laos state Of Minnesota. for the year
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On motion board took recess until 1880

Board reconvened at 1 80 p. m. All men,
bers of board present. 4.s.
Moved. and unanimously carried that the
chairman of the county board, Carl Eckdall,
act during the ensuing year purchasing
committee of one and that all requisitions for
supplies for the court house and all county
committee before being ordered. Provided, that
such accounts as are legally chargeable to the
insidental fund, shall not come under the
jurisdiction of this committee.
The rlght-Of way contract with Gustav
Lueck for hauling gravel for the county across
the land of said Lueck was duly approved by
the board and ordered executed and signed.
All bids for overseer of county home were
unanimously rejected and the auditor instruct
ed to advertise for new bids for February 19th
1918. at 2 o'clock p. m.
On motion board adjourned until Wednes-
day, January 9th, 1913. .
Wednesday, January 9th, 1918.
Board reconvened at IL o'clock a. m. with
Chairman Eckdall presiding and all members
of the board present. .s-.->
Following is the report of the county board
covering the examination of the county treas
urer's office as made by the members of said
board as required by law, to-wit:E
State of Minnesota, County of Mile Laos.
We. the undersigned, board of county COM
mssioners of Mile Laos county, Minnesota, do
hereby certify that on the 9Th day Of January,
1918, we convened to the office of the county
treasurer of Mile Laos county. to count and
ascertain the kind, description and amount of
funds in the treasurey and belonging thereto,
and we find the treasurer is in possession of
funds as follows:
Cash and checks in the office - $7S7.13
Deposited in county depositories..... $50, 424.29
Total funds ............... $s1, 211.42
Signed,
F. G: CATER.
j. H. GROW,
CARL ECKDALL.
F. w. THOMAS.
ST. PETER SEHLN.
Attest: W. c. DoANE.
(Seal.) County Auditor
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? ACCeSC: W. =. UOANE,
(Seal.) County Auditor.

The bids for concrete and metal culverts for
the Scenic highway in this county were then
duly opened by the board. tabulated by the
consideration until o'clock p. m.
At 11:45 o'clock a. M, the matter of the
official. printing of the county for the year
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-28
THE BOWLING LEAGUE

In a close series Wednesday eve
ming the Mutes won two of the three