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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-09-04

panied by Mr. Homme and son, Sig.
val, they called on the John Aarseth
family.
Miss Sylvia Olson, who has been en-
joying her vacation at Albert Lea
spent from Saturday until Tuesday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. P
Olson.
Albert and Marie jacobson of Wood.
ward Brook called at the Erstad home
one evening last week.
Mrs. Oscar Uglem was taken quite
seriously i'll on Saturday evening but
is much improved.
Miss Hildegarde Erstad, who has
been spending the summer with her
family here while recuperating from
severe illness, has returned to Al
buquerque, N. NJ, where she will again
take up her work with the Armour
company.
Miss May Opsahl left for Minneap.
oils on Friday, after spending a few
days at the home Of her brother, o. P
Opsahl. Jurgen Opsahl, lately dis
charged from the service, returned
with her, having spent a few days
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Yotten of Prince
ton were Sunday guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. jacobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilyard and Reuben
Gilyard autoed over from Clear Lake
on Sunday to spend the day with the
Erstad family.
Mrs. G. Gustafson and son, Waiter,
drove to the cities on Sunday for a
few days visit. Mrs. Pete Anderson
accompanied them. .-
Miss Agnes Anderson left for Cam
bridge on Sunday morning, where she
joined her friend, Miss Myrtle Frans,
and together they went to Jackson
county, where they will teach.
Misses Thora Eye and Margaret
Homme left on Saturday for the cities,
where they will resume their studies
at the Minneapolis Business college.
Mrs. A. Homme, Agnes, Lucille and
Rudolph, and Mrs: Bandow drove to
Mile Laos lake last Tuesday, where
they visited the Dave Looney and F..
Thompson families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nelson enter
tanned the o. H. Uglem family t. din
ner on Sunday and the Gilyard and
Ersead families in the evening.
Another farm that has changed
hands this week is that Of Chas, Cas-
tonia, who sold his farm to l|els Ben
son for $4,000.
Mrs. Josie Nelson is spending the
week with Mrs. Jim Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and daughter
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-09-04
WAHKON.

Mrs. L. Wright and daughter, Gla-
dys, were in Duluth last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Minder and daugh-
ter returned to their home in Will
mot, S. D., on Saturday morning.
Wahkon was almost deserted Sat-
urday while our people attended the
county fair. We believe that we made
a very good showing,
Miss Edna Bezanson left on Satur-
day evening for Scion Springs, where
she will teach the coming year.
Mrs. Alta Peterson, accompanied bv
her father, Geo. Oothoudt, have been
visiting in Randall.
Misses Gladys and Alice Mann of
Duluth spent the week end at the
home of their uncle, H. F. Mann.
Miss Ruth Arlington went to Min
neapolis on Monday morning.
Dave Haggard suffered from a
stroke of paralysis recently and is in
serious condition.
Miss Pauline Mayo has gone to
Camp johnson, where she will teach
this year.
Mr.. Neal johnson spent Sunday in
Wahkon.
Misses Hulda Olson and Grace
Cakes left for the St. Cloud normal
school on Tuesday.
We are of the opinion that Wahkon
played good game of ball at the fair
last Saturday,. (And again Sunday?)
Mrs. H. B. Emerson has, returned
from her visit to St. Paul.
Miss Emma Hermal has gone to
Walker.
D. F. White, principal of the Cove
consolidated school for the past three
years, has gone to Missouri, where he
will teach manual training. Mrs.
White will spend couple of weeks in
Anoka before she goes.
The box factory has shut down for
repairs.
Wahkon schools will open septem-
Der 8. There has been considerable
difficulty in securing teachers.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-09-04
Where Gasoline Can't Go.

The automobile may have won at
Verdun, says the billets and remounts
division, but the horse has wor more
victories than he has hairs on his top
knot-for, say they, no victory could
have been attained, no push could
have succeeded, unless the horse was
on the job to pull the guns forward, to
take up the rations, the water, the am
munition, through mud where trucks
could not go, or over shell-swept
ground equally impossible for the
gasoline vehicle-Stars and Stripes.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-09-04
No Jazz There

A dance given at Albert hall recent
~ in London and patronized by all the
nobility, including Queen Mary and
Queen Alexandra, had upon it's pro-
gram fox-trots and other dances of the
kind so popular before the war, bu,
no "jazz." England is said to be
dancing mad, but that the dancers do
not take kindly to this latest Amer
lean dance, although American dances
are as a general thing very popular.
The peace Valse' is the newest Eng
lish dance and is said to have been
applauded for three mifutes when the
arst notes Of the waltz were played.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-09-04
To Take Unclaimed Deposits.

English banks have $5OO,OOO,OOO of
unclaimed deposits which the govern
ment proposes to take over, for use in
meeting public expenses, holding itself
liable to the owners who may claim
the money at any future time. A bill
before parliament provides that every
bank shall report all deposits and Sc
curities that have remained unclaimed
for six years.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-09-04

motored over from Alexandria and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ). S.
Jacobson from Sunday until Monday.
Misses Karen Uglem and Zelpha
Erstad called on Mrs. Ray Wetsel on
Sunday evening.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-09-04
FREER

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar CARING re-
turned to Minneapolis on Monday af-
ter few days. visit with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rossing of
Princeton attended the services in
West Branch on Sunday and were din
ner guests at the home of Mrs. A.
Homme. In the afternoon, accom-
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-09-04
Drawing the Line

The Judge-So you claim you robbed
that delicatessen store because you
were starving? Why didn't you take
something to eat instead of stealing all
the cash out of the register?
The Accused-'Ca I'm a proud
man, Judge, an I make it rule to pay
for everything I eat.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-09-04
ISLE

Mrs. M. E. McGonagle and Mrs.
Bogart of Minneapolis, who have spent
two weeks in the formers cottage at
this place, returned to their homes on
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-09-04
"A Valuable Cow.

For Sale-A Guernsey COW; gives a
good quantity of milk, also hay, rope,
pulleys and small refrigerator.-Ster-
ling Gill; News.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

Sn Gnslaub trifft man bereits
Borbereitungen fir Die @ie6erauf-
nabme oes @anoels nit Deuti9lono.
Dos ergibt ftb aus etnem Mrttfel 6es
englii9en Sa9blattes ~Sron an6
Goal Era6ers @epiep". Ser MrtifeI
nimmt be51tg anf einen fiir5lt6 ber-
0ffentlidten 8eri9t Ser &ommiiiion
CUR 8ei6iibung 6es englii6en Sob
lenban6els, in mel6em barauf bin-
getpieien miro, BOB Sic 8ie6erauf.
nabme Ser &oblenausfubr nad)
DeutidInno int SSntereiie Der engli=
i9en @rubenbeitber liege, Sic obne
oie1e Ma1sfubr f6mer lei6en tpiir6e.
.Mu9 bon benz Bori9lage, in ben BRIT
tiiden &oblenitnttonen briti19e &ob-
len in 8ufunft MIR a englii9e unb
berbiinoete 59iffe ab3ugeben, balt
0ie &ommi1iion ni9ts; %offenbar, neil
lie beflrdtet, 6aB Die aoblenausffubr
nod Dentf9lan6 beetntra9tigt tper.
ben tonne, tpettn man 6euti9e Sbiffe
bon Ben 5tationen ausf9lieBe. @ben=
70 lit Ste &ommiffion iitbferl8eugt, Bob
audi 8elgie11 un6 Granfreid mad
bem Rriege tpie6er 4oblen in benz
friberen l~1n1fange aus Deuti9ldnb
be5ieben tper6en. Die @ngIdn6er
iin6 nidt nmionit ols praftiide &C.
idaftsleute befnnnt. Sic Mberloiien
es anoeren, 8eibliiiie gegert oie 8ie-
6eronfnabme 6es San6els nit
DeutfhIono gu faiien uno TIM, maS
lie fir borteilbaft balten, STR fid
ieIbit uno fir England int aagen1ei-
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
Mie Elm 11e,ter Mfeuid1. Serr Sc. 8e-

@ie Elm ne1ter Menidt. @err Sc. 8e-
terien bon Clifton, ST., 6reibt:
u@or etpa einem Monot erbielt id
cine 8robefiite bon Sorni's MIpen=
frdl1ter. @s bat ii9 als Elm por5ngli.
DIES Seilmittel ertpieien. Biele Sabre
Lang lit i9 on. nitbmatiiden Be-
Idtper6en, Die BEL mir 8eengung beg
Mtmens nno &er5fbopfen er5eugten.
Mber nab @ebraud bes Mlpenfrdiu<
ters fible id mid iebt pie ein terer
Menl9." Mar fann iolden 8rief
1l1idt leien, obne ben @inornd 81 err
balten, ,baB etpas BabreS oaron lem
muR, 6aB 6ies alte, betpabrte &ra11-
terbeilmittel tpirfli6e 8or5iige beitbt.
Ser Stuff bon Sorni's Mlpenfrauter
ais cine Me6t5in fir Die 2eiben BEG
8lutes nn6 6er2ebensorgane lit 6urd
6ie gon5e @elt georungen. IS lit fei=
ne abgeltan6ene Mpotbefermeot5in.
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---+r 49, --- .-F-Hi-- -r- r--
fannilienfrcis.
!6immliides nub irbiides @aterlan6
Cine fleine Meniabrs=8 etrobtung.

@or Sobren fling man etnmoI BEL
Ser Dretfaltigfeits= Sniel cine 56tl6,
frote un6 moQte 6ieielbe Damn leben-
Big na9 Srlan6 bringen. unterpegs
ober tp1roe 6os Eier ntf einmal
franf nn6 i6oltte 10 triibielig 6rein,
6aB man meinte, es ginge nit ibm 81
@n6e. Man riet btn nn6 ber, Das
tpobl 6em orr1en Eiere febIe. Mm
gn6e fam @iner ouf Sen @e6anfen,
bie S9il6fr0te oiirfte @eimmeb ba=
ben nn6 er madte 6ober BEN Bor=
id1og, ibr ste Sretbett at geben un6
ite ms Meer gu entlaiien. Man ging
ouf Sen Bori6lag EN-. 5ei6nete aber
borber Ser &r0te Elm &ren5 auf ben
S6il6.
Nad MbIauf zines Snbres fanb
man nun 6ie1e S9il6frote tpieber bel
ser DreifuItigfeits Sn1el, an oem
&reu5 unf benz &iden 6eltlib er,
fennbor; lie NOR mobI 11n6 geiuno. Sc
bat allo Sener gan5 redt gebabt, Der
-6a gemeint, bte frnnfe 5dilbfrSte
Ieibe an &eimtpeb, o6er mie INNER
mon ben Drnng, Der Elm franfes
Gier aus 10 meiter 6erre beimlpdrts
treibt, rerren mag.
Nob nnen6li9 reider aber, als
beim Eiere, lit Der innere Sa1sbalt
BEL ben Meniden n1sgeitattet. Infer
6errqott Bat Ben Meni6en anfangS
nit folder 2iebe iberbGuH, 6aB i'm
6as monumentale Ml1iterbil6 aller
6rangIaIierte1 Ii. mnltrdtterten Wen-
iden, Ser groBe DuI6er Sob, Der altd)
lem ebrli6 .Eeh auf Mnitiften 6es
geufels gelitten, nit etnem go115 ber'
5eibliden Nortpib fragt: yBarl1m
bangit Dn iein 6er3 an ling
Ole @ottesgl1nit madt eS uber
nidt mie Sic Wenfdengunif, tie ba1
nidt bloB ih6ne 8ortel ionoern aud
1hone Gotten. 8esbnB bat eS BEL
ser @otteggunit cine iberous noble
MusIfeuer abgeiebt. Sem Bltn6er az
10, oaB unter 6iefer Mlsitel1er and
bas &eimueb fid) befor0, tDelhes bas
Menfdenber3 10 geDaltig ordngt nro
tretbf urb 5iebt uno ibm mandmaI
belize graiinen erpreb, ieres 8&eim-
peh oas id III bent gepaltigm Seuf-
5er beg FL. Muguitinl,s gleidim bonn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

ionoern ein 5~iberldliiges 9a1smiHel,
meldes BEN 2euter brett BON 2abo-
ratorium 6ur9 Defenders er1anrte
'Mgenten geliefert miro. Gin interei-
fantes Biidlein un6 eiA 3eitidriH
melde nabere Mnsfunft Mber sic Be-
ban6lung beridie6ener 2ei6en entbal-
ten, ner0en a1f 8uni6 fret geinnot.
Man ibreibe on Or. Beter Sabrnep
& Cons Co., 2501 8aibington8lb6.,
egbicngo, SD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

Me6en gtemben, Sigel, sdur5,
.&er5og un6 an ben 9eloen oenti6er1
8lutes aus Mmerifng friiberen &rie-
gen merioen pir 11ng lett ol1d ben Nn=
men @etba1r merffen miiiien. Nus
5neieiftbnB Miqionen, Die briiber
ftan6oen, FIT neben 5tpei Offi5ieren Elm
@emeiner nit Ser @brenrneoaine bes
Rorgrefneg ausgeaeiidnet tporben, unb
fem enrne 1T beltih.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

Mad} Ser Gutideib1tns zines perrn-
iplbanifben @idters 1T cine Bitpe
cine Sran. Sdaoe, 6ab Die @ntldei=
6ung 10 ipdt gefommen it,. Cont
miirbe ein Borf6lag on Der Srbnung
gepeien iein, idmtli6e 8ihpen 6es
2on6es ioQten 6ieiem @abt ein paar
Ionge Sbren unter BEN Weibna9t5=
baum legen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

ain6er oes @Ilds2 Wobnpo1ens
uno freunoli9 Iafien bieie Menider
mid 3iebe1 rub eberio peroen tie bid
I4begriiBen. MHiabrsnbenb, Neniabrs.
tag, 6ns iirb eth poar Seite, an be.
men man ii6 gut amiiiiert. Cont
nihts.
56ml, bort, i'm &ontor tpirb nod
gearbeitet. Gin Mann iist Iber gro.
be guder gebeugt urb red1tet lin1
rednet. Gin5ter unb beritort itno
leine Miierer1 unb feline &unb frampft
iih 5nfammen. ssSest ipringt er aui
nnb Id1lft unrubig biin unb Der. @ie
totenbleib ct lit. Sh1petb ltebt aui
ieiner Stirne. Sort bu, tpie er 3tpi-
1iden 5niammengebiienen 8dbnen
fludt:: Gin miierables Sabr!2 Gin
permaleoeites Sabr! Sd BIN nut
inert"
sort! fort!"
90 briiben griiBt mid nod einmal
Die 2ampe aus bent ergen,e falten
&GGmmerlein. Die brannte bort aud
Dor 5m0lf Monaten .un6 Der arme
Didter ioB oamuls mie beute iber
feline Mrbeit gebeugt unb ibrieb nit
falten, iteifen Singern. Mls i6 ein-
5og, begriBte mid Der leiBige Mann
NIT einem boffm1ngsbollen Mufleud=
ten 1einer tiefen Mugen, aber t9 babe
feline &offnungen nidt erfulen TOM
men. 5ein Soar lit blei6er gepor=
6en nno feline @ongen iin6 i6mdler
nn6 Serge bon beidriebenem &opier
boben ii9 um i'm gebanft. 8eroen
oie >Splpeiterglofen linn neue Soft
nltng ing Ser5 lauten ODER pirit on
linn Mutloitgfeit unb 8er5lpeiflung
bringen?
l. Ser Singing idau6ert 3l1iammen
u11b Ser Site 5iebt i'm fort.
uSieb bas 2eben IN ben 5traBen,
mie bie Menihen mogen nnb lid
idieben, mie Sic @agen 0nrb bic
E5traBen iagen, als mdre es mitten
am Sage, uno 6ort, aus bent groBen,
3lGin3eno erleudteten 5oole t0nt
Ian3muiif. Mie 6rdngt iib 6ie felt
lih gepnbte Wenge. Dnr6 Staub
un6 CUNT bin6ur6 iiebt man sic
Bnore tpirbeln nn6 ii9 6reben. Sic
tun3en aus einem Sabr in bas an
6ere biniiber: sic ton5en our6s Be-
ben, iolange tie Jung un6 geinno itno
nn6 ban112s@ 80
,5ie tan5en 6l1rbs 2eben," iagt
ser Siiiineling nit fr0bli6em 2aden
un6 miit iteben bleiben, 6ob Ser Site
faBt feline &anb.
,Wir milien INNER meiter, porbei
an 5reno, borbei an 2ei6. Mimmer
borfit ou perpeilen> no 2u1t unb
6robiinn 6ih feiieln, INNER muBt 6u
portp4rts idreiten nit feitem, idtpe=
rent Eritt, big 6os lebte Sanbforn
aus beiner 2ebensubr roQt. &orb!"
Ser Siingling bebt iein Saupt un6
blidt gum G11rm Der noben &ir6e
en1por, mo- eben 6ie nbr Die 5molfte
5tunoe %berfin6et, nno als er ben
8lid }pieoer CUR @n6e men6et, lit Der
Mlte peri6pnn6en.
u @on nn6 feierltG iebt iebt 6as
@IodengelG11t Elm nn6 bronf Elm
mG9tiges Mffor6en iiber Die groBe
9to6t nn6 peit binaus ms 2anb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

Ser5en SCI edn5en' mienfdbeit 1osge
1rupIngen bat: sDu BAIT ms fir Did
geidaffen 5 Got, nn6 u1rubig II
unier Ser3, Biz es ri,bt IN Girl"
Mel9es iii benn dber iein Batter
lano, bns Der Menih 10 tief I'm Ser
5en trGgt? eS lDeiter ridtS
als bie faIte S1one, bon melber Del
Stoat cine 5teuer erbebt? Da frugl
man einntaI an Bel ct. 8aul, mos
Der bonn Boterlnn6 beg Menider
iagt. Gr meirt I'M Sebpderbrief ge
rabe3u:: .8ir bnben bier fei1e blei
benbe Sttatte, iot1bern i,1ben cine 5u
funftige." $50 mir nber fein Red'
l1n6 feine grlanbnis baben, nrs
bnrerno an3uiieoeIn no es uns fort
3iebt un6, penn mir nibt mollen
man uns an g1be forttransportiert
mo- mir i~iberbaltpt n1r probt1ortid
rns aufbaIten 6iirfen, ba fanr unfe1
mabresg aterlarb nidt iein, mag nun
Der 8o6en, ouf bem mir geben nn>
iteben omerifanif6, fran5oltih
6eutld ODER engltid beiBen!
Dober bebGlt nod INNER sic altf
Mnii9t redt, Die 0a meint, 0ie Stel.
Ie, tpo ser Menf6 CUR Belt fommt
no er fbreit un6 itrampelt, 100 er iBt
un6 trinft, no er IGrmt r1n6 1peftafn'
liert, mo- ct lebt unb itirbt, lei ueite1
ni@ts, ols cine 6%erberge, iiber 6eren
gingung Ser 8ropbet sic ernite Mab:
nung angeidrteben bat: vNuf unl
fort, 6enn bier lit fetne &nbe fir
@u6!"
Sic 2oqe ieines mabren @aterlan.
6es ober lei angegeben in oem eben
aitierten 5euf5er 6es FL. Mugultinus,
ser feline 6riitli6e Geographic red1
ltnb gut it16iert batte-es liege mint
li9 eben bei @ott nn6 lei fir Sen
Mmerifaner ni6t Mmertfa, fir ben
gngIGn6er. nibt ENGLAND, fir Den
6ran5oien niht 6rnnfreih nn6 fir
Sen Deutiben niht 3entl6lano nip.,
ionoern fir Mqe iei es ein nn6 bas,
ielbe 2ano, 6as beilige 9reifaltig=
feitslan6, biefes ih0ne 2onb lei ibr
Seimatlat1b, lei auer Weni6en So
terlon6.
8 bqGtten mir bod rebt piele Mugu=
ltinns, tpte gn115 an6ers itiin6e es in
Ser @eltr Mber lei6er lit 6as mabre
gbri1tentnm Bel febr 8ielen abge=
melft! ga, ser mo6erne Sorti6riH lit
iiber &eligion, Stride, Hber 6os mabre
Baterlono un6 ielbit iber Sic FL.
3reifaltigfeit bielfa@ bintpeggeidrit-
ten, un6 IdBt feline Stride un6, tpie
ct. Haulus fogt 1elbit feinen @ott
mebr gelten, ols Sen r8au9" u. BEN
uMammon." &ein @un6er, 6aB man
aud 6ie alte 6riitli6e Mo6e I'M
uBatriottsmus" bielfa6 auf BEN &opf
ge1teut uno cine 1tene aus ibr ge=
modt, in ser es fir iebr niele fein
un6eres &aterlan6 mebr at geben
i9eint dig 6ieie @r6fhone.
user aber fem iroii9es @aterGan6
6erart Iiebt, 6aB er 6oriiber 6as epi=
&c bimmlii6e bergiBt nno beiien
&atriotismus in @0Ben6ienft ausar-
tet, bon 6em gilt fir leine Seele nno
Seligfeit 0os @ort: u56reibe 6ie=
len Mann als nnfrubtbar an, ser in
ieinen Tagen fem @1id babe11 pir6!"
u@os fam sic @r6e Dir getpGbren>
Mnf Der gu @ait un6 6rem6ling bi1t,
gu muBt 6em @immel angeboren,
Betl @immelsS ebniu6t in Dir it,"
MIen lieben 2eiern nn6 2eierinnen
miinibt Elm gliidieliges neues Sabr
Ser alte utinam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

tig.
8e6unblung ountler Sc
berm6bel. 8eim Sruhiahrsreinz
maiden bas 2eber nit elmer lautparz
men SporDieifenbribe abmai9e1, NIT
tlarem lauiparmen Wai1er gut nad99>
puiAen cam better. 1T Elm alter tpets
der g4namm), bann gut naatrods
men, obre gu reiben. .Nab etnige1
5tunben folgt cine @tinretbung nit
gep0bnli@em selben 8aielin Wetroz
leum esSeqn), Die nit peiaer1 Jlanel
gut uno gleidmdfBig in bas 2eber &c.
rieben ptrb. Dies muB iber Na9t
eintrodnen. .Mm nddften Sage tomz
men Bic lleberaage fir ben Sommer
barber, bic bas 2eber por3uglta DDr
@taub unb Jeudtigteit i4iiBen. Dad
@%ntfernung Der ueber5ige I'M 9erbit
tperben oie 2ebermDbel gut abgeitaubt,
ban1l ptro cine tpeitere 8aieltneinz
reibung appliaiert, bic, penr IN emit
gen @tunben etngetrodnet, bur9
leidtes Reiben 3ohglan5 gibt. 90
betommt bas 2eber ieine ri@ttge Mobz
runa ur1b es 5eigen @ feline Rife.
DieIe burteln 9ebermDbel tDrne11 aud
tets nit BEN Dufleb Outer obgt<
itallbt tperben. S9eIe MSbst brolls
den cine al.bere gebonoluIg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

u@os fam sic @r6e Sir getpdbren
Mnf Der gu @ait nn6 6rem6ling biIt,
gu mrBt 6em &immeI angeboren,
8etl @immelsS ebniu6t in Dir it,"
MIen lieben 2eiern un6 2e1erinnen
miinibt Elm gliiGieliges neues Sabr
Ser olte nttnum.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-22

THE TIL EOCR AT
A Weekly Paper advocating the Rule of God in
the Individual, in the Home, in the State, in
the Nation, and in the World.
1.-THE Theocrat" is maintained by and in the in
terest of the Christian Catholic Apostolic Church
in Zion.
WILBUR GLENN VOLIVA Editor.
Theodore Forby, Business Mgr.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-22
ANNUAL. TOWN MEETING AND ELECTION

Notice is hereby given to the legal voters,
residents of the Township of Benton, County
of Lake, Illinois, that the annual township
meeting and election of officers of said town
ship will take place
Tuesday, the First Day of April, 1919.
being the first Tuesday in said month.
The election will begin at the hour OF Z
o'clock A. M. and close at o'clock P. M. in
the places designated as follows:
Precinct No. NORTH front room, Shiloh
tabernacle, Zion, Illinois.
Precinct No. 2-College building, front en-
trance, southwest corner Enoch avenue and
Twenty-seventh street, Zion, Illinois,
Precinct No. 3--Residence building, 292l
Enoch avenue, Zion Illinois.
Precinct No. Residence building, 3lO8
Enoch avenue, Zion, Illinois.
Precinct No. 5-Fire Station, Elijah avenue,
Zion, Illinois.
Precinct No 6-Village hall, Winthrop Har-
Dor, Illinois.
The officers to be elected are:
Supervisor
One School Trustee
The town meeting will open at the Fire
Station in Precinct No. at the hour or z
O'Clock P NJ and after choosing moderator,
will proceed to hear and consider reports OF
officers to appropriate money to defray the
necessary expenses of the township and to de-
liberate and decide on such measures as may,
in pursuance of law come before the meeting.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
March A. D. 1919.
w. ]. BULL
Town clerk.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-22

of chaos continues and the political power
continues to grow weaker there will be no
responsible German government with which
to make peace there will be no government
strong enough to carry out the conditions
of the treaty of peace.
II say to you men of France, and men
of America, and to you, men of the allied
powers, that there is no time to be lost if
we are to save the world from the despo-
tism of anarchy, even as we have saved it
from the despotism of autocracy. We
ought to make, we must make, peace with
out delay, and ships laden with food must
enter the harbors of Germany. We have
reached crisis in the affairs of the world.
We must meet it without passion and with
out permitting our judgment to be warped
by a natural and unavoidable desire for
vengeance on nation which has committed
such atrocities as those the Germans have
committed"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-22
Judges
Clerks

Which said certificate of returns Of said cleo
ton so held in each of the five precincts or
wards of said City of Zion, shall be placed in
a sealed envelope and marked on the outside
of said envelope: Returns of Election held
in--Precinct or Ward of the City of
Zion, on April Is, 1919, submitting the pro-
position to increase taxation, and shall also
be addressed to the Clerk of the City of Zion;
and said judges shall also string the ballots
so cast, as classified, and shall seal them in a
sack or package, and mark them as aforesaid,
except instead of saying Returns, say BAL
LOTS, and return them to the City Clerk, and
said Clerk shall keep them safely in his office.
The said returns, sealed aforesaid, shall
be presented to the City Council of the City of
Zion at any regular or special meeting, and by
said Council opened and canvassed and the
result declared and recorded in the official
minutes of said City Council.
SECTION 5. The City Clerk of said City
is hereby ordered and directed to provide the
necessary poll books, tally sheets, certificates,
and ballot boxes for the holding of said cleo
ton in each of the five precincts or wards of
the City of Zion, and to print sufficient num-
Der of official ballots on white paper for the
respective precincts of said City to meet the
requirements of voters, and said City Clerk,