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The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Potato Storage-We have storage
room for 1000 bushels Of Kings, 1000
bushels of Round Whites, 600 bushels
of Russets and 600 bushels of Cob
blers. See us at once. Verne Steward
Co. 46-1c
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

You will miss a splendid entertain
ment if you do not hear Miss Jessie
Rae Taylor next Monday evening. Her
numbers in costume are wonderfully
true to life and most amusing and
her character songs are side splitting
She will make you forget all your
troubles.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Joe Whitcomb and party brought
home an auto load of ducks and par
tridges from Aitkin county on Sun
day. Joe says that he never saw
ducks more numerous than they were
on Rice lake, but they flocked in the
middle of that body Of water and paid
no attention to decoys.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Miss Gertrude Egge left for St.
Cloud on Monday to. complete her
course in shorthand and typewriting
at the St. Cloud Business college.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

DR.. J. F. HOFFMAN, optometrist, will
be town on Tuesday, Nov. 16. Eyes
examined and glasses fitted. Office
at Merchants hotel. 2-tfc
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

A. D. Pleak (Don Evans) writes
from Indianapolis that he likes that
part of the country, but it does not
come up to Minnesota.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Mr.. Flowers of the Flowers Sales
Co. has returned from Arkansaw,
where he went for the benefit Of his
health. He was suffering from an at
tack of rheumatism.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

For Sale-15 volumes Of the new
Encyclopedia Britanni-
ca, price $50. Mrs. Elmer Woodman.
44-3p
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

am sorry to leave my many friends
in Princeton, but as shall do 50 with
IN short time take this means of
thanking them for the beautiful pres
ents received at the shower they gave
for me. Mrs. Anton Peterson.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

DR.. and Mrs. George Dunn motored
to Princeton last Saturday and re-
turned to Minneapolis Monday after
noon.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

John Fryhling, formerly Of Prince
ton, writes that he has bought home
at 824 Twenty sixth avenue northeast,
Minneapolis, and is doing we'll.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

The Young Ladies' society of the
Glendorado Lutheran church realized
from their sale tho sum of $19O and
the Ladies' Aid society of the same
church $290.94. The first sale was
held on October % and the latter on
October 20.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Miss Mary Rines has gone to Uni
versity hospital, Minneapolis, to have
an opperation for appendicitis per-
formed.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

A daughter was born to Rev. and
Mrs. w. E. Vogel on Tuesday morn.
ing at o'clock.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Anton Betzler left for St. Cloud a
few days ago where he enrolled at the
st. Cloud Business college for COM
mercial course.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Beginning next Sunday Christian
Science services will be held at the
Strand theater. instead of Odd Fellows
hall.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Single admissions to the lyceum
numbers are SO cents each. A season
ticket cuts them to 80 cents each.
Ask for season ticket at the door.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

The American legion dance at the
armory on Friday night was fairly
well attended but, after paying cx-
pcnses, the boys cleared only small
sum-not exceeding SIS. At this par
ticular time the boys need money to
pay coal bills, etc.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Lost-On Monday evening, ladies
red scarf, by depot. Finder return tt
John Thompson, Route 1, Princeton
Box 120, for reward. 49,
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Chester Cooney availed himself of
the vacation at the university on Tues
day and spent part of the day in
Princeton.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Charles Nelson, a substantial far
mer of Bogus Brook, favored the
Union with a call this morning.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Smith is conducting cash and car
ry counter at his meat market. Cal
and see his specials. 46-1c
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

The sale of Red Cross seals will
commence on November 20 and close
on December 25.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

The five-cent shelf of late fiction al
the public library has a number of new
books in it.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

The Civic Betterment club will meet
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at Nor
toms office at $3.50.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Max Cordiner came up from Elk
River on Tuesday to cast his vote.
Max never omits to perform this duty,
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04
Notice to Customers;

Those who want sled runners bent
and have not brought them in should
do so at once so I may finish bending
this week. N. M. Nelson.
45-lc Princeton, MINI.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Having an hour or two to spare on
election day, Tom Olsen came down
from Milaca to visit friends
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

The state securities commission has
refused to grant a charter for another
bank at Onamia.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

The Vineland bridge on the Scenic
highway has been thrown open to
traffic.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04
c. H. NELS0N'S
Store News

Our large assortment Of
blouses, including first grade
Seorgettes, extra fine voiles,
silk pongees and fine lin
weaves, all going at half
price.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

You can save money by buying at
A. c. Smiths cash-and- counter.
46-1c
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04
sTRA Nd
Program Beginning Sunday, Nov. Z

SUNDAY AND MONDAY-"DEsERT LOVE-
Starring Tom Mix wonder Matinee 10 and
20 cents evening, Is and scents; including
TUESDAY-"THE BLACK SECRET
Episodes and One reel comedy Matinee 10 nts evening
10 and Is cens plus
WEDNESDAY AND THURsDAY-aDEADLINE AT ELEVEN
Starring you workings
office? Deadle
News Matinee 10 and Is evening
FRIDAY AND sATURDAY-"LoMBARD1 LTD
Starring Bert Iytel comedy
News Matinee 10 evening"
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Every coat in our line re-
duced to the lowest possible
price. The Conde and Print
zess Coats are the best quail
ty materials, also highest
class workmanship.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Don't forget the baby clinic on We'd
nesday from to at DR.. Cooney's
office.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

George I. Staples is the only person who -
4 thcrized to collect money due this office. In
every case the party paying money is entitled
to and should insist upon receiving printed
receipt. MRS. r. c. DUNN. Publisher.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Call at A. C.. Smiths meat market
and see his cash-and-carry counter.
46-1c
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Primus Wooden blankets,
66x8O, tan, blue and grey.
This entire lot of blankets
worth $1,000, to be sold
special at $6.85.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Cotton blankets, size 7OxSO,
weight 3 lbs, greys and tans.
extra heavy quality, $4.85
value, special $3.25.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

A large line Of Sleepy Hol-
low outing gowns and paja-
mas. Each garment fashion
ed from extra heavy outing
and finished with neat stitch
ing. The line includes child
ren's, misses and ladies gar
ments. A IS per cent dis
count allowed on each Of
these beautiful garments.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

74x86 woolnap blankets,
weight 4 IL lbs, blue and
grey plaid only, So. so valne,
special $5.98.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Conde and Printzess Coats
are highest quality. Remem-
Der our big Reduction Sale.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

Lakeside Woolnap blan-
kets, 64x76, weight 3 IA lbs,
coIors lavander, blue and tan
plaid, worth 5000, special
$465.
The Princeton union., 1920-11-04

noon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-05
Y | SO
A Los CoNTRATTsTAs

81 Thomas, Islas Virgenes. Julio. 20.
Por Ia presente Sc avlsa que 81 que
suscribe recibira en- su ohcina en- Ia
Estacion Naval, S. Thomas. rslas vir.
genes. hasta las tres dc IA tarie del Is
de agosto. proposiciones en pliego &c.
rrado para lc reeonstruccl6n de aproxi.
madamente ounce niiias de Ia carre-
terra entire Fredcricksted Christian
sted, On Ia isla de Santa Cruz. incluya
do el trabajo dc srrcslo necsssrio de
explanaciones Las propOsiciones podlAn
hacerso para una amhas de las aieuien
tes classes de construction:
1.-Un pavimento central de- hormi.
g6n de diez pies de ancho ssis pulga.
das de espesor con tres pies de maca-
dam a cada lado
2.-Pavimento de macadam De dlez y
seis pies de ancho.
Pianos v espccihcacioncs pucden oh.
tenerse mediante solicitud. en- IA PU.
BL1c WORKS OFFICE. st Thomas. vir.
sin Islands.
Las proposiciones Sc abriran publica-
monte a las 500 pasado useridisno del
dia 1e de agosto de 1920.
FL Concejo Colonial 50 reserva el de.
recho dc rechazar una todas las pro.
posiciones, accptar Ia que en- su con
cepto sea mas benehciosa para el 60.
biorno.
RoBT. L. PETTIoREw
Official dc obras P1blicas
St Thomas. Islas virgenes. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-05
''Recofdar es vivir---Dante.

sangriento episodio de esta horrible que
IRA, en- la que la superioridad de las
fuerzas prusianas hizo esteriles los ad-
mirables esfuerzos de los soldados fran
ceses. En- vano esper6 Mac -Mahon la lie
gada del general De Faily para contra
restar el impulse de las tropas del prin-
cipe real de Prussia; aquellOs refuerzos
no nsgaron. aunque aquel mariscal ocu
paba en- la mafiana del seis de agosto
fuertes posiciones en- Reichshoffen, y
en- los pueblos de Freischoeiller, Elsen-
hansen y Morsbronn, no pudo resistir ell
violento empuje del ataque dirigido en-
un priqcipio sobre el centro de su ejer-
clio, para disimnlar el movimiento de
los batallones prusianos, cue, marchaban
por el caminp de soultzbach, para Ian
zarse sobre el ala derecha. ~
cuatro veces seguidas fueron recha-
zados prusianos y bavaros; el fuego era
nutride y yigoroso y. la sangre corria a
torrentes. Agotadas las municiones, con
tipu6 Ia lucha cuerpo cuerpo, las ar
mas blancas sustituyeron los CF1AS7
SEPOTS de turcos y franceses Pero
tambi6n Ia suerte era adverse para es-
tos, y no tenian otro remedio que batir-
Sc en- retirada. FL mariscal MacsDda-
hon llamo entonces a los. coroneles de
sns regimientos de caballeria, y les mos
tro 81 destrozo de su ej6rcito que Sc
defendia hacienda esfuerzos supremos,
entregando sus yidas en- aras de Ia pa
tria.s
mo nos queda otro recurso, les di-
jo;, es precise one .os lanceis buscar La
ncuerse. n 80
il Los sgenerosos ofciales comprendieron
Ell sacrifcic one Sc les exigia, y un mo
mento despu6s de haber estrechado con
Vrlsivamente la mano del general, par
tieron q proteger la retirada de sus com
pstrictas.
sLos8 coraceros, arrostrando ell fuego
de las baterias, Sc Ianzaron sobre la van
guardia encmiga. FL empuje fue violen-
to Y la lucha encarnizada: de amos seis-
cientos hombres que componian aquel
brillante escuadr6n, solo volvieron dos
cientos veinte, habiendo perecido casi
todos los ofciales en- aquella brillante
carga.
A las cinco de la tarde Sc habia We
rificado la retirada del ejercito frances,
Y en- esta batalla, como en- la de wis
semburgo. los rasgos de abnegaci6n y
de valor fueron admirables; siendo tam
bien ell exito desgraciado para los de-
fensores de Francia.
Los soldados turcos hicieron prodigios
en- la lucha y conquistaron en- aquella
jornada inmarcesible gloria.
Lastima es que el buen nombre de
tan bizarros soldados Sc haya eErpafia-
do con los excesos que comesteron en-
Chalohs unos 400 trrcos de la retaguar
dia del cuerpo de De Faiily, saqueando
la estaci6n del ferrocarril de aquella pla-
"a, robando todos los eQuipajes ALI de-
positados, inclusos los que pertenecian
al Emperador. Un escuadr6n de gendar-
mes les acuchillo, reduciendo a prisi6n
a unos cincuenta. A este suceso Sc atri-
buye la separation de De Failly del cuer
po de ejercito que mandaba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-05
AIaTa DIA COMO HOYA
os,~4v vHnI
'Recofdar es vivr---Dante.
5 DE AeosTo DE 1870
Las BATALLAs DE wIssEAmUReoY DE RE1cHsHoFFEN

Ell dia Chico de agosto la hora en-
que los soldados franceses acampados
alredor de wiyseraburgo tomaban ell des
ayuno, ell principe real de Prussia, que
habia salido de Landau las cinco 0e
La nssfana, lego a las nueve cuarto
la las alturas de Schweigen, una peque
aal distancia al Nordeste de la ciudad
Sobre las alturas. del Sudoeste Sc halla-
ba la segunda division del cuerpo de
ejercito mandado por Ell valiente gene
raj Abel Douay. Componiase este de
echo diez mil hombres, que empuna-
ron las armas precipitadamente para de-
fenderse de La artillerfa enemiga, que
comenzo disparar sobre sus atrinche-
ranaentos. AL nlismo tempo una colum
ma del ejercito prusiano invadi6 la lla-
nura y atac6 Ell fanco derecho de la di-
vision de Abel Douay. Este bizarre ge7
neral creyo que ell enemigo, que Sc ade-
lantaba, favorecido por La espesura de
las arboledas, no tendria fuerzas supe-
riores las de su mando, v ordeno es7
tas que avanzasen. La lucha comenz6
sangrienta v terrible, crdzanse las ba-
Jas en- todas direcciones Una carga fu-
ROSA obliga replegarse los prussia
nos, que ocupan ell ala derecha siendo
diezmados sus batallones; pero ell prfn-
cipe real, al frente de nuevas tropas,
acude restablecer la Inca. Ell general
Douay acude tambien restablecer Ell
ala derecha de su ej6rcito, que habia
sido rota por ell enemigo, pero con me-
nos suerte que su adversario halla la
muerte donde buscaba la victoria. Es-
te valiente miitar va habia sido herido
en- una pierna al principle de la bata-
Ia, pero no quiso retirarse continue
en- su puesto hasta que un casco de me-
tralla le dcrribo en- TERRA, mortalmen-
te herido.
Tenia Douay sesenta y dos amos y mu-
rio Ell dia de sus dias.
A pesar de que una sscci6n de artille-
ria del ejercito de Mac -Mahon vino a
protejer la retirada de sus- compatrio-
las, Ell estrago que sufrieron en- los re-
petidos ataques de sus enemigos fue muy
grande. Pero los soldados que hicieron
prodigios de valor en- esta desesperada
lucha, fueron los turcos; armando sus
bayonetas Sc lanzaron intrepidamente
sobre sus nuinerosos adversarios hirien-
doles, desbaratando sus flas llegando
q apoderarse de ocho cafiones; mas cuan
do la suerte del combate Sc decide en-
favor de los prusianos, en- vano les or
denaban sus jefes que Sc batieran en-
retirada: su indomable fiiereza solo que
daba satisfecha con la victoria con
la muerte, y por ESQ contestaban: 'ITur
cos y retroceder7 ESQ es impossible
A pesar-ie tan heroicos esfuerzos, ell
campo qued6 por las tropas del princi-
pc real de Prussia
Los rasgos de valor que tuvieron lu-
gar EN- esta batalla son tan numerosos
como conmovedores, pues las perdidas
de ambos ejercitos fueron grandes. Los
franceses sc batieron Iieroicamente. pc
ro tuvieron que sucumbir la superio-
ridad numerical de sus enemigos que, Sc
gun aflrma un general frances, Sc halla-
ban en- proportion de diez consca uno.
La bstalla de Reichshoffen es otro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-05

g conserVaI9i los dsEsntes leTTlosos " /
a. gurara moIares pesfectos en- la anciani-
dad Enseie I'd d ssis finos a lavarssus
aientes todos los diGs con Una soluci0n dc
NB-C0b " a conservar su boca Y sas
sncfas en- una condiei6a sana. No es
s,lbstantda venenosa y es segura. Jsando
'MU-COE' no tieHe que tenler q II picIrea.
Reeuerdcse que los dientes descaidados
y decafdos son Ieceptaculos de raierobios
que suelet producer serias Intermediates.
III MI7-E0ls.es I'm antiseptico agradable
aae libra cempl pletamente la hoea de faicro-
bios v, evita el decaifniento dc los dientes.
Cons6rvese siempre I'm paquete de MI
C0LSen la casa No tiene rival para la
aigiene personal v los snedicos prominentes
IN todas parties 10 reconiendan para los
)tros nuchos usosi que tieTc.
"a 1913 I'm Todas las Boficss Fs 5s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-05
AR N ONIUM

Plegadizo portatil, dos registros. cua-
tro octavas. tono de 6rgano. acabado
ds recibir. vendo uno extrictamente al
eestO, en- $500. Muy propio para ca
psllas, lOgias, orquestas de teatros v
cines.
81 10 interesa yea escriba RA-
FAEL MoNAGAs, Cruz NO. 25. San
Jnan, r r. en- La seguridad de que
hara una compra exceptional Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-05
ESPLENDIDA
OPORTUNIDAD

Por tener que .apsentarme para los
Estados Unidos vendo una tienda de pro
visiones en- la parada A, Gale de San
Agustini, Puerta de Tierra. La cual ven
de actualmente $1,000 semanales.
Para justihcarlQ, puedo dar una Sc
mana prueba al que interese comprar.
81 usted puede ~disponer de dos mil
dollars para compra, dirijase Jose
Cruzado, la misma direction Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-05

St Thomas. Islas virgenes. Adv,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
.P|TTSBURG USES LOCAL INVENTION
Ramsay Rotary Dumps \ Prove MOney-Savers In
 Handling Coal

The Ramsay Rotary dumps" in vented and patented by Erskine Ram say of Birmingham, have been adopted by and are now in use at number of coal mines in the Pittsburg dis trict, and reports from there state that they are proving to be satis- factory.
 In letter to MT. Ramsay Edward H. Coxe, general manager of the snow den Coke Company of Pittsburg, who was formerly general manager or all of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail road Company mines, states that by using these rotary dumps the com pany saves several thousand dollars a year in labor and in the prevention or wrecks.
 MT. Coxe writes that by using the rotary dumps one man is able to do the work which under the old system required three men and that the time of dumping 27 cars has been reduced from five minutes to one-half minute This, he says, enables the company to haul and dump more coal in elght hours than formerly could be hauled and dumped in ten hours
 The cost in repairing and cleaning cars, and avoidance of wrecks caused by doors accidentally coming down, he estimates, has been redued by at least $9.00o a year and the saving in tims saves about s3,o00 a year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
OF JEWISH THOUGHT COMING Many Notables to Attend District Convention or
 B'nai Birth

The coming district convention of the Independent Order of Bnai 'rith, which will be held In Birmingham on May 5, s and q has created considerable interest in the aims and purposes of this order.
 First organized in 1S47, the fraternity has grown until now 1t comprises hum areds ot lo3sea and ihou .nas of n4as bsrs t4rcuaFpU tiau 5rl3 fe pca ipsi aim Is ,o 6svaenAa aharit5. Since fig ia
 ssuut'os ' aaa esI@ndsd gnnioqN ot ovs4a4s to rcllsve sGkkerng and eiir nals distress throughout the world. It has established and is maintaining charitable institutions in every district.
 In the seventh district. which com prises eight southern states, such institu- tions are found as the Tours Intirmary at New Orleans, the Home for Widows and Orphans at New Orleans and the Leo N. Levi Hospital at Little Rock. The order also maintains the Jewish Hospital for Consumptives at Denver. which is open to all sufferers of this disease. re- gardless of religious creeds. and which is the finest sanitarium of it's kind in the world
 The convention will bring to Birmirg- ham leaders of Jewish thought and ideals throughout the south, and matters of serious import will be discussed and transacted In addition to the business side of the convention, 1t Is planned to give several social functions to make the stay of the delegates pleasant one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
SOUTHERN CLUB
 KITCHEN FIXED
Premises Renovated and Several In-
 novations Are Installed

"Spic and spanr-that's what you think when you take look into the new kitchen of the Southern club It really is not new but just the old one dressed up.
 An entirely new refrigeration system has been installed at cost of several hundred dollars; everything that would stand for it has been given coat of paint. ans the balance of the equipment given an alkah bath. The club has fl nally been successful in locating firm that had china for sale. and has pur- chased several hundre6 dollars worth ot new china. Other improvements in the cafe service are under way, and South arn Club members are assured a cate service second to none. One of the spe- c;at features of this cafe service will he A still further improvement in the Saturday noon luncheons. which have al ready grown to be very popular with the club members.
 The varous committees of the club are r,annine interesting features for the en- iovnent of the members during the com ;no season. The monthly smokers Will ha bela at regular intervals. Semi ,,,onthl-- dances will be another feature of tba clubs activities The ballroom has haan completely overhauled, and is now ione of the prettiest in the city bii- il;ard tournament will he held. beginning | the second week in May. baseball
 "ticter" directly connected with West ern Irnion wires is being installed ana the "fan members of the club will soon he able to get all the baseball news while ! the various games over the country are 1 in progress.
 Tn other words, there's lots O things going on round at the Southern Club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
Prohibition Agents Plan Active Campaign
 Against Illicit Stills
Sale of Extracts and Other Commodi- ties Used for Beverage Purposes Under Ban and Lid Will
 Be Put On

Plans for an active campaign against Illicit stills and against the ss le of extracts and other similar articles which may he used for bever- age purposes will be outlined at con ference to be held by D. J. Can't of Atlanta. supervising federal prohibit .tion agent for the Gulf division, in Birmingham today J. Kelley Dixon Of Talladega federal prohibition di- Hector for Alabama: N. L. Pierce, fed eral prohibition enforcement officer for this district. and others will att tend the conference. The meeting will be held at the government building.
 Few details of the matters to be considered could be obtained yesterday afternoon. It was announced that the conference would be held and that several matters would be gone into, but no forecast as to the probable outcome could be obtained.
 Extracts which ma, be or are being fsed for beverage purposes have been a matter of considerable concern to. ment of the federal prohibition laws and tina Alabama state laws for some. time It is generally understood that strong effort will pc. made to clamp the lid down tight on a number of the more popular of these articles alleged to be used as substitute for whisky or wine.
 X good deal If interest attaches to fha plans 10 he considered for clean srg uo stills Numerous aafebs- are heAH& saAs eYefT wAsb ax federal 0f~ fieerz aud the regular serc4s Of Kh< sl4ar1fts and police aerAttmsn<1.