PAGE TWO THE IHIOGKINGS IUXHHTER, BROOKINGS. S. I).. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. I9IK ron-tant link between the soldier or O|.-.« f‘< tain’s forces made most ,n. -trength. Formidable thrust developed qu» Htion is why, after forty HiX year.- Dior and hip. relatives. Thereby the portimt gains General Mangin' this morning along ArraM-Garnbr.il why. after 100,600 French -ympa’hiz their relative? are quickly made acquaint- army has difficult task whore Germar road, which cross*-* canal s.x miles p.-< have emigrat'd; why, after Weekly Summary of War News I of their boy in the ( <)n ‘han fill'd by ed with need Brief Account of Dally Happenings ¦ are estat.li h»-d in forest of St. G>- fro:., outsnirts of ambrai. line place ha? been more .-.ervice, and he is provided with an bain, keypoint of their defensive -y outh, British press toward St Quen- German? why, after every d».ice of of quick communication with fem tin nd are five miles from Hind'-n- army, school, court?, pre-?. and church

• hi? home. low down British advance Hppreci Fiemh pu h through of --bur? ine, German retreat accompan- ha.- been used to crush opposition, Al forc-t camps, < < [n or near numerous the SAVE SUGAR nl.lv although pio;-r» is being '»m y. and by taking Braisis b'-gun to . by gr"at r*-‘ Istanc'-. Sucr<-<-es sar »• I.orra.ne never became ifl'mi* nt "|f ( hristian Science (Committees have r 1,,K / mud' Im rem ed German artillery pr> •-. in upon Ht Gobain massif. A* -cor'd by French in St Quentin r'- ly German to bo intrusted with erected ub tantial buildings, with fl.- t'pmt' d .11 alonz German line point! along front. French reach t; '.or. a h'-re line joins Bnt.-h gov ernment. tp, • plat < . fo reading and writing, 11ei < (ieri" 1 n hid defen forrm d ground h'-yond forme,r German def' . . ' t.on- that German- intend'd Bi-marck oppo.-ed the annexation a- , and other budd ngs are in course of .nil (.rd Himlenburg lin> a mm) along canal, ,i • it < ’ Inf du .nd •ive line Official Btaternent ftho" Crozat defend ¦ Zatx n I ’hat r7JTi)!F l i ton true-ion. A light touring car has l.'dli "f •'lii'li 1'.i.l h I) iV' er.t'ied them on edges of upper forest f -,g i onghoid of pr,n'lf»al had been a failure Harden truly -ay b<‘-n added to the equipment of the nt x i.i.iii pi. 1.1- train of long '.f ('our y. also part of St Gobain ba r.o. p '/¦< '!.on of St Gobain ma-'-if fzn that if Germany will ‘he pon th*- ("hr.-tian Science carnp workers at WEDNESDAY <- < 11 11 i < 1111 d I’.ri 11 h to ha 1 1 to k. ¦ defending L. hold i-»' ol.ji.li,'- it Lili". A 1 m»-nt j'-r ¦ *¦.. and < apt ;r"d t>y Ft' n'h troop Frene .on:- ent r< length of canal, with In- Isn't it logical to assume that the • w. s. a.— 'fit lin< finm I land' it I" I' l m |m m i'iiiiiliiii, I riin'o American fort'-s on advanced on 20 mH'- front av< ra. fant y only four rnil'-s from St Quen man who doesn’t advertise, has noth- answered, apparently CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AID oiitlurn 'nd ol line r'-fir h tag'- In d'-pth of two r'.Jl'- and at some pla< >ml cavalry patrol- hard upon La ing to advertise. troops in ilm> pur oilt <>l American forward movement *o m'-nata German d'-pth of four mile Occupi'-d T<-r: z Fere. < •statement of the ( ondition ">f ipt'it' ' Germans on the V< -L o'ctipa mi t. north of tin Christian science camp welfare of rilory ni< r without oppo-.tion Troops ai > o f'.r h'-r advant' by French along HIE B INK Ol VI ROR X < f n A; n" reach'd foie t of f'ourfy and 0.-. outh'-rly stretches of St. Gobain d‘- is carried of Aid s D. business now 31st, Ba navy tamp- in the August 1918. i !'¦ t i. along ' flve army and t,i E'-,-i • 11 ad* further progre . trctrh of entirely m-w ground ,< n . before Laon wh'-re German r‘- Di’> r,f H b\ miner, s'-p- t 19! .u ¦. '1 Da' .; • li k -¦ , t bine gun- Arm .'.iri hi" o t I'nitod States under direction of the r i ort i f nm' fi and outh of !'¦ ronm- I i'rich troop - on Italian front ex tame is most d'-sperate. Enemy E- ' i REMH R< < -z, L and - ’ ¦ Ger man lire- al r-nir < • Chrl-tian Science War Relief 1 'j' ¦' B- t I, troop t ro- to mist bank f cut'd surprise attar k to east c »d enormous numb'-r- of gun in I, .ins ind dI '.urits ".7 t ' Gram! H um ••» r t of 'I hi f-'i'nlturc and fixtures 3.000 '0 1/ , I, du of Mai quion iago t amp Welfare Committee ‘.ord. sontli A- after mt' n i/» artill'-ry pre . region Inroads made upon tna- i e.er'E >!••< t-4.3

r .'•¦¦'l - SilCC' -’fully bomb*-! of Chri t, Scient. t. in t. j- >ml Thrift ’art.; I m 0 t 1 re . troops mad'- important nd I n'-my r<- t'-rl on we t. by however, ami First Church War aratlon i tubborni. .f French, of <¦< 7 090.“0 gl, on, Iw»rn ¦/, 1 ? j at pD about c-rtiflcatts imlcbtmlm ; < Noid, Bo ton There are -ent 3 1 ¦ along anal du and on and lost heavily through French art I n > indications they intend accepting Ex petme 1 > ¦ ¦ ; m r;< ~r , . j and tiff• woi en n AVarrmits. 50 .00 aia . ‘ I" Imi mg rout • > of lory fire arid gt'-nad'-s. French d< tabiliz.ing eventy men on • r-ain of line in this sector B'-r Di-- from banks 1 1 '<.-•> V» -I" begun A - r gag«d in work, the women ‘Ty- < - this . • > •k• it along AH' ft. r iver troyi'l numb' i of < n'-my tielter- ar. along this front '"hicks a I drafts f'.i - r in declare attack ‘ ¦ > tlcaring ( on enemy - r.< 4-00 troop* lor' < ing mainly a- welfare room attend- ¦ ¦ H.-'-n' h and Arm-ri'an drive Gm took pn om ' |.o s of From h r- pul ‘d with heavy losses. Nor’fi- Cas ti on hand 1 i terns Of M ¦ . > ants. tn low ¦ a- out of po itions in outh of slight • t of r'rr'o rm. , Germans count'-rat t 'at t ent V 4'l 00 Flam e«. • ‘ Conducted at fir. t Independently, I ¦lr d, and 1 n tor bet v. hn flm Two German utimariri'-s disguis'd tacking in Lauffaiix region in -trong’ G01d112.50 •. * retreat no.-’h of O work has been , 7mt 00 German* < | -j < the camp welfare ar.d Ai tie !¦ Irdy, .hing sails o[ • 'H• a Ii 'raft and carrying force French r'-(

Nord iri'l c purposes one mil- I I VBILITIEx .»•••<,¦/ ' both the. about ¦' m only in )< degree fm emg <~¦ 1 hits on large ‘Red Gross’ hetw< n no. report'd moved to ea t. of Lys <' i pita! s’ot k $lO o‘‘" ft i Tor**-:> r r nd 'io d Somme < anal at several .lapanese force-, have occupied town ¦•.• on Flanders, northeast of Sol ons c • I k¦ 1,076 55 f;r t <-. through Wotan Him. whether or they are Christian <'tshe t'S ¦ dr ¦ not . . ¦ point--, and now hoi t Oise their relatives. C. Severs.n. Disorganization in tierman well Hum* I Also Cash ier < French beyond Haynecourt. - reported I’oaaibility that st of Catnbrai, to Main fmim of Briti *h pu-h tn I Kt Imb ami \merhans along south of buttle line m Frame. Notwlth southward The committee in the home state of ftt'n day of September. 19D along Bapa-’.me evn part front before old standing weather, British en St Gobain massif, eastward to north- a soldier or sailor co-operates by F. P Heiman. tion of t'ambriii. of French bud Notary Public. •• east of continues to hold telegraph f amlital. and Arras Gambia ’o*d< Hindenburg positions along con id <-roa< hod upon ('ambrai and St. Quon Solssons, mail and with the commit- My commission expires Feb. 2. 1920 eyes of world. Maneuvers of British the and In terrain hetwe«>n highway-* In abb stretch ate closing In on bastion tin. while farther south French armle . tee of state in which he is camp- this area reported captur'd towns of of St Gobain. keystone of German press toward La Fere and Laon. Be- n Artois and Flanders east of Sois- 'd or stationed to form a direct and

-* Fons, on to Champagne, lost sight Inchy ni Artois and Moeoxn Rep defensive system. tween Vesle and Alno rivers, Amor and of, although still of great importance. resents advance of between three and Further north, enemy armies still leans with French, gained ground Statement of the Condition of Between Gouzeaucourt llavri- FARMERS \ND MERCHANTS a half and four miles since y< t< >lay in retreat before French and British British now at Villeveque, six miles and STATE BANK press Cam- Bushnell, S' at the close south of line at Fur who capture town after town as they from St. Quentin, having carried ad- court the British toward of D.. of business, " Wotan Queant. on August 31st, 191ft. 1 brai, put down numerous counter ther south, British reached line of ca- make rapid strides. Ham almost with- vance over t<-n mile front on general and Date of Call by Examiner, Sept. 7th Date of report by Rank. Sept. 9th on the in allied grasp and Chauny seriously Ephey, and V'-r attacks by Germans, who make des- nal well down to Beronne line of Hesbecourt ItESDI lit ES Mtt efforts high ground Somme, making front cover niuro threatened. maud. To north greater part of Hav perate to reach l.onriß nnd discounts $ 90.757 45 won by British. Overt!rafts 1.64 3.20 than twenty two miles. Reported have Americans tnoved up along Aisne rinconrt wood, German strong point, Stocks anti bonds 3,304 00 of ground immediately So To south, French west of St. Quen- Certificates of Indebtedness. . . , 4.900.00 crosMMl canal north reronno. line rear h south captured rajdd British advance Other rial property and south to side Go- 170.00 or liver Germans north of stream in this section they are in positions tin west of St. Expense. 4 923.05 bain forest push eastward toward the Banking bouse ami fixtures 4.132.50 THURSDAY inclined to halt t.-mporarily but no held before German drive In March Due from banks $16,898.?3 question they will speedily be forced Germans offering stout resistance. Oise, which they are upon, all along Cash tut ha ml (Items bt’loW front, w ith flanks dangerously near j 3®J•; s*®sii|Kf British after the victorious drive to resume rearward march and not French working around St. Gobain I Currency ... $1,171 00 ‘ Silver 664.55 through Hindenburg defenses knock until old line at Chemin des- forest, north of Solssons, in move- both St. Quentin ami LaFere. St. pialt Minor coin .... 8.63 1,844.1 8 SB?'

only three miles away, while ... ing at gates of ('umbra; Hi,ooo pris- Dames is reached. itnenf outflanking La Fere and Laon Quentin Cash Items .2.00 LaFere upon from Total cash nsuels i5,745.01 oners and guns 100 in number, taken Through continued French progress ami all German positions east of this encroached west must, fall $127.676 of greatest activity shifted tj on German right flank, north of the 'region. reached village of and outflanked from north, Total 11 Center Have > WwiK_ In short time. Maneuvers of French ElABILITIES Franco-American front where Cor- Aisne. even Clx-mln ties Dames lino Servais, on northern edge of forest, Capita! stock $ 7,000.00 progress St. Gobain forest . mans In full retreat on wide front virtually outflanked and retln-ment and two ami one-half miles from La toward Su rpl uh fund 3,000.00 from west, to capture of St. Undivided profit m 5,120.87 may not stop short of the Fere, while in have taken vil- the and payable (including north of the Vesle with French and Ailette. j north I Bills certifi- A cates Issued for borrowed nWy& (jm-ntin, and Americans, pursuit reach Aisne < Campaign for Carnbrai not pushed of Mennessls, on St. Quentin and French Americans in and lage money I ...... 2.000 00 J McKibbin fighting to shoulder, north .... in chase. Between those two sectors direct line of city but advances which canal. Latter gain brings French shoulder Notes re discounted 14,613.09 p'/ j 'east of Soissons, continue successful- Deposits subject to another notable German retrograde Anglo-French forces make south along within eiglit miles from St. Quentin. cheek $37,494.75 progress. French pres- line calculated toward success of main North of Aisne, near Ger- ly co-related movement, conquest of Timo cer 11fit at< « 57.835.5.8 movement in Solssons. ; Depositors' guaranty St. Gobain forest, and outflank enemy fall OS sure in region nortli and east of Noy drive. The Somme and Canal du Nord mans fighting hard, realizing if French | film! 611.62 Now Sit}! positions to east. In Total 95.942.15 on forrwl German retirement on wide water barriers passed and German gain maneuvi’r in progress around St. latest endeav- ors French and American troops have Tot front in this sector and advances of stand hack of canal in north may bo Gobain forest will place entire Ger- a I $127,676.11 progress in face of stiff r<-sist- from five to seven miles scored by rendenul futile as enemy left flank on man defense line eastward toward 'made State of South Dakota. I of Brookings. at is Reims In position. am e by enemy. Likew-ise in sector County I ss. French forces. canal line Havrincourt immaeed critical Near La- I. F H. Felberg, cashier of the above of of tierman troops on by gains south. feaux and north of t’elles sur Aisne east Soissons. French and Ameri- named Bank do solemnly swear that the Concentration above Statement true to the best of my /Z^ cans gained added ground between Is wide front before Cambrai serve to On Flanders front British pressure Germans delivered strong counter at- knowledge ami belief. F. H. Felberg *( * Aisne rivers. Correct-At * ' ’ ' the Vesle and test: ’ashler. 1 likely to drive Germans farther Ilian tacks, but French every where main- Progress for British near Neuve- G. .1. Flittie. *4*lem»n( <>t th* ('oniUtlon of they intended in retirement. Field tained ground. I .1. 11. Bushnell, THF BANK OF IIIIOOKIXOM < hapelle and Armentlores, ami local Directors. Marshal Haig’s troops pressing fn up- Germans also reacting south of Subscribed to before of s. !>., st th* of buoitioM and sworn me this Bra<>sinirs. engagements in center of line vicini- 9th day of September. 1918 on AngnM Slut, 191* on Armentieres. from north and south Ypres In region of I’loegsteert, where Herman, rtf cat! fry nmltwr. Roi't. 4. 191* ty of and Gouzeaucourt, south F. P. flor* and thrust soon considered as threat threaten recapture of Armen- Epehy Notary f>v* *»f report i.v Bank. «. 191* British Public KKROVRCKR ening Lille, the great manufacturing Hen's. Counter offensive maneuvers west of Cambrai. Stormy weather My commission expires Feb. 2, 1920. dl»«-mint« t.rtnne snrt 11.505.35 S 70 France, prevails on this part of battlefront. fjnif'-rt States certlflcatrs of In- center of northern northwest broken up by British. d*bte4nee« 105.000 00 of Armentieres. In this sector, Brit- During first week of September Information reached from source ?5B 59 (Iv/-r4ro ftf>. • ¦ • usually reliable that Turkey sent a tj. ft. bond*, War SavltiK Stamp* Bl.ll* 40 ish moving mist from Neuve Chapelle Haig’s forces take more than 19,000 ’ss Si large Bulgaria Tut eerttfleatea and pushed at several points beyond prisoners and large numbers of ma- force to border of Stock Reserve Honk . 5.100 00 Federal where trouble is brewing C»th<-r property old German line. chine guns and quantities of stores. over divi- 9.079.25 Rypenae. • ’ all sion of territorial spoils of war be- nankins h«H«* "nd flvtui-- I«. 000 00 French occupied old trenches American refugees from Moscow ’«> fine front bank* .1.172,9 93 along whole front north of Aisne riv- reached twelve days tween these two allies of Germany. drafts¦ Stockholm after Cheeks and New treaty signed at Berlin between for clearing !,»»».r>« er ami captured towns of Ham and departure from bolshevik capital. hand, (Items Cash oft t'huny in salient southwest of St. War department announced arrival Bolsheviki-control Russia and Ger- below: many, provides fights cur'aney .. IH.2H'•« Quentin. South of the Aisne Ameri- in France of Secretary Baker, accom- that if Russia against allies in north, Germany *- s can troops made further progress In panii'd by official party, including will Silver ®2 ,? John Mlnnr coin** region of Villers en-I’rayeres and R - D. Ryan, assistant secretary in charge guarantee no attacks against Russia. --*«• ,# ”2 *« J ‘ s -” Total cash _’*« w. s. s. villon. French advancmi east of Ca- of aircraft, and Maj. Gen. Gorgas, Total 15.412.152 77 jliarimtikm nal du Nord and at some places reach surgeon general of army. ALSACE LORRAINE AND "FRATER- > ed depth more than kilometers. NITY” .22 Caliber ' , t" of ten *l' . oo .... 20,000 Rut plus hind mrtlvlded profits MONDAY Rifles and Cartridges (Including cert 10- Hills pavnblr SATURDAY New York World —The courage with issued for I Shooting Right British four mile which Maximilian Harden attacks the for HWM advance over front discouhted flight get right ” subject to Accelerating of Germans, Brit- between Havricourt wood and.Per- issue of Alsace-Lorraine is as notable **pIRST the rifle and ammunition—then shoot right, nd-H.. „ **y* •portemaa. He loves shooting. **•*¦* ish. French and American armies zierers, capture all German positions as the stupidity and arrogance with *£• will not tolerate , 67.545.90 "potting around at tin cans, disdains "target gained ground night shooting" compe- tt.W.n now last and to- on high ground between these two which the Reichslaau has been ruled. titions that are not regular, and his advice rings true. . 697,5T5. IS banks" V'J*v. \7’.therto other , day along entire front points, today, JJS 7t from the Aisne and also won old trench posi- Harden sees that “not when Remington UMC .22 Rifles are made tvmand «OS,ISO |3 in nine different models, from yyrtlflraes ••••• to wt'st of Cambrai. northern overlooking bleed,” single shot Tim* On tions. Gouzecourt. Gouz- old and new’ wounds would to autoloading repeater. Every one of them is made to shoot SU" r «‘ntjr ttewwwor’s t.iit.u front British pushed forward more ecourt wood also in hands of British. Germany willingly give up Alsace- right with Remington UMC .22 Cartridges— some models are the turd 1.0 39.999.92 favorites for shooting to win the Marksman. Sharpshooter and Expert . • than fifteen miles. They drive hard French and American troops be- Lorraine: but a popular vote might Rifleman U. S. Government decorations awarded to civilian and I , 12,412.162.77 '’ upon left flank of German lino pro- tween the Ailette and Aisne' river, be conceived “three years after the junior by Total ¦ ' I marksmen the National Rifle Association at Washington. —L_ **wrtg tecting Cambrai along canal du Nord, reach beyond conclusion jtLstl« 1* line which enemy con- of peace.” Thon the two Get s Remington UMC Rifle and Cartridges and be sure you arenpAe. of ‘h* above named greater Csahler above occupying portion of Havrin- siders they cannot advance with saf- peoples might choose between "becom- Sold ' W ’ar <»».t 'M* by Snorting Good* Dtaltrt fn Your Community capture Court wood and additional ety to his defenses, and has thrown ing two independent federal states” Cena and oil your rifle withREM OIL, the eomhina- tioa Powder Solvent. Lubricant sad Rust 0 Wl» *•* O. J. Flit tie. towns southward. himself against allied line with ener- of Germany—something that was nev- Preveativa dSSt** Caa hler • South of the Somme French effect gy which discloses arrival of fresh er yet offered them —“or of returning THE REMINGTON ARMS UNION METALLIC ? '*'%****"**' gain two :.\ v 4. Harris. of miles on 20-mlle front. troops. to terribly weakened and threatened CARTRIDGE COMPANY. Inc. • * important Lorfftt MouuZoceurere ofFirmu e«U Aumun.tam fu the WerM I *“vEiO r. Took town of Tergniar, two After pausing on line west and France.* Wveotors. WOOLWORTH BUILDING NEW YORK CITY ~ .Uftfw ta before me this and half railed from Hindenburg line northwest of Cambrai, where Germans Obviously Herr Harden is suggest- **sff*TMMetab*. »•«. ' Fere, swept | ML W H. F. Kauteon. at La and over several settled behind Canal du Nord, British ing more than he dare say. It is some- [•¦. < Watery Public. town* north of British. Beyond section thing j. u s*- War 11. 1121. the attack of line in considerable to raise the question. That