Ww . [gJJJUW -eaner IX -U—'JJ6J.!—»-J mgggggm %\)t SDailp iUaoer BOYS AND GIRLS COLLISION FATAL Hatters' furs are scarce — the MADISuN', SOUTH DAKOTA FRENCH TROOPS iWOUND one american *" TEZiSFKOVS 2143 THKIlt 1XIIIBIT OF WOKK IH MOTORCYCLE AT HUMBOLDT Government says no more can jSATURDAV, Al'Gl ST 31, 1918. MOODY COUNTY EX* CRASHES INTO CAR. occupy NOYON Mexicans Reopen Fire Across the Entered at Madison postoffice as sec- OELLKNT. Arizona Line. be imported this year. Md clcusa matter. Humboldt, Aug. 31.-—After an op­ eration had been performed in an ef­ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION tfaatteau, Aug. 31.—«««ual More than Fifty Village# Llbtr* As long as quality hatters' fort to save his life, Irvin Horn, aged By mall, 1 year |3.00 exhibit here of the boys' and girls' General Cabell Warns Mexican Offi­ By mail, 6 months ...... 1.80 18 years, of Jewell, Kan., died at ated in Allied Advance Cov­ garden, pig and poultry clubs of cer That He Will Take furs can be had you are sure By carrier, p»r w**k .10 Moody county was a very successful Humboldt as a result of a head-on ering Fifty-eight Hours. J F. STAHI. PROPRIETOR Drastic 'Action. H. A. ST AH L. Eu-;i.ess Man** or affair and the exhibit was an un­ collision when th* motorcycle on usually fine onerlaln-~ B\ the explodOB *«0f and girl members of the clubs. The HtIG BAGS 26,000 FOE if another shot was fired by the a gas drum two employes of the first division of the exhilbt consisted half mileB west of Humboldt, when Horn was returning from the village, Mexicans was sent by General Dt amberlain Water company we$e of fresh vegetables divided into two Rozy Cabell, commander of the where he had gone after supper. He Sngerously injured. classes, one for the boys anSomme battlefield, has been In concluding his statement to The complete electrie light and power plant for farms, and a quantity of jewelry. No clew division contained canned vegetables, torcycle and with the dust and dark­ occupied by the French. General Calles, General Cabell stores, country homes, camps and small towns. has been found, but it is thought the the fourth contained poultry and the ness he did not see the motorcycle The capture of the city by General said: robbery waa staged by local talent. fifth contained pigs raised by mem­ until too late. He swerved his car, Humbert's men had been expected for "If another volley is fired by your people, I will take every man Bfttrance was gained by breaking the bers of the clubs. Most of the p.lzes and turned into the ditch at the side several days and its effect on the great I have and come over and get you glass in the front window of the given were thrift stamps. of the road in a frantic effort to save battle of Plcardy was, therefore, store. largely discounted. and everything you have. We are • o— • - » Horn, but one wheel caught the mo­ through with this nonsense." Dixon— Much damage to farm and torcycle. With the fall of Roye and Chaulnes THE CHURCHES. to the northward, Noyon became un­ Other property was done by a heavy Trinity Lutheran uinirch—There Horn was thrown with terrific Nogales, Ariz., Aug. 30.—The Mexi­ •Ind which accompanied a severe tenable and the retirement of the Ger­ will be services in the Knglish lan­ force against the auto, the print of man forces from west of the Somme cans resumed firing here. About 15 storm that swept over this section of guage tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. his head being left on the body of the river apparently spread far to the or 20 shots were fired across the the Rosebud country. At the Mc- There will be a busineis meeting im­ car. He was hurried to Humboldt, south and involved both Noyon and border. One American was wounded. Lane ranch, near Dixon, which is oc­ mediately following the service at where Dr. Sherwood operated on his the country adjacent to that city. A general alarm was sounded on cupied by Michael Doctor, the large which all voting members are urged skull, which was badly fractured, but In 48 hours the Allied advance has the Arizona side of the international barn was blown down, killing a valu to be present. The Ladles' Aid will he died without regaining conscious­ liberated more than 60 villages. line and the mobilization of troops able horse and badly injuring anoth­ be entertained at the home of Mrs. ness. Coroner Trepanier decided an Having forced the Germans to re­ and civilians followed immediately. er. Grain shocks were carried some inquest was not necessary. treat between the Somme and the Oise American forces here were increas­ Lars Olson next Thursday afternoon. ed by the arrival of new unts. A distance and hay stacks were scatter On Thursday evening there will be a His parents have been notified and the Allied forces are pressing the ad­ ed over the prairie. Some of the corn will come for the body. vantage gained and continue their ad­ machine gunner of the Tenth Cavalry prayer meeting at the church—Olln fired 18 shots to cover the rescue of Wis laid flat. vance eastward. Further enemy re­ Reigstad, Pastor. his wounded comrade. Pierre—An electrical wind storm tirements behind Roye and Noyon are 4M heavy damage In the vicinity of expected in Allied capitals. Grace Episcopal Church—Serriees French troops, after an advance of Okobojo Tuesday night. Lightning will be Resumed tomorrow following SLAYERS OF DEER nearly seven miles on a front of 19 dwtroyed a large barn on the Jenkins vacation. Holy communion and ser­ miles, are fighting for the crossings of REVOLT IS FORECAST ranch, killing a number of horses mon at 10»30. Sunday school at 12. SOUTH DAKOTA AUTHOIUIXSB the Canal du Nord in the region of and cattle A small building on the j Evening prayer and sermon at 8 LOOKING FOIl OFFENDING Noyon. Immediately south of the farm of Harry Nelson waa destroyed o'clock. Mrs. Bert Reeve wl!l sing a TOURISTS. Somme British forces have moved east Serious Events Are Imminent In t>7 a bolt and four horses perighed. solo at the morning service and Mr to within three miles of the Somme, Bohemia. Oeneral damage in this vicinity was and Mrs. Bert Reeve a duet at the Keystone, Aug. 31.—The authori­ south of where it bends at Peronne, Why 85 per cent of the people installing electric lighting Inflicted by the hail, which accom­ eveatef eetriee.—W. H. Moore. Ree- ties are looking for some tourists who and are driving the enemy back to the plants prefer panied a heavy rain, and the wind river crossings at' Peronne and Brie. tor...... in plain view of a number of wit­ Head ef Czech-Slovak Nation leeuee did considerable destruction of a mi­ nesses, shot and killed a deer on the Enemy Holds Bapaume. Gatt to People for Deeds, nor character. Ue'falalities wont re­ First Pfesbyterian Church—Morn­ Dakota side of the Canyon-Wyoming From the Somme to north of Ba­ ported. ' ,, ing worship at 10:30 o'clock. Sun­ road, this being a flagrant violation paume the British pressure continues Not Words. DELCO-LIGHT Aberdeen—"Federal Food Adminis­ day school at 11:30. Union evening of the game laws of the state. The vigorously and has resulted in an ad­ Delco-Light has been made efficient and durable. It is trator C. N. Herreid today issued the service at the Library park C. Mc- offenders were with a party of tour­ vance of more than a mile on a front Washington, Aug. 31. — Czech* of more than five miles in the region of Slovak soldiers on Austro-Hungar* direct connected. There are no belts to slip, break or be re­ following appeal to the farmers of Kibbln, Minister. ists traveling in three automobiles. placed. It is self-cranking. There is no crartking to be done; 80uth Dakota: "In the interests of At a point not far inside the South Curlu and northward. Bapaume still ian warships in the Adriatic, evi­ holds out, but the British are pushing pressing down on the starting lever starts the engine. It is conservation, to prevent losses by fire Baptist Chureh—Combined Dakota boundary line the members dently inspired by the Czech* well east of that point on the north. from railroad engines, everyone op- service of worship and study at of the party riding in a large car car­ Slovak successes in Russia and air cooled. A current of air is drawn by the flywheel down Southeast of Arras, where the Brit­ Siberia, have revolted, according orating farms along railway lines are 10:30. Special music by Miss Ketch- rying six or seven people saw a deer through the draft tube, cooling all heated parts. There is ish have crossed the Hindenburg line, to advices from Berne. Czech earnestly urged to plan on fire am. The pastor will preach on standing close to the roadside. no water to carry, to freee, or to boil away. There is only they are now east of Boiry Notre Deputy Soukup is declared to have one place to put oil. A gear splash oiling system carries oil guards Our government is now op­ "Steadfastness." Junior Baptist un­ The animal was unusually tame Dame, about three miles east of Mou­ left Prague for Cattaro to defend erating the railroads. Litigation ov­ ion at 3:30 and B. Y. P. U. at 6:45. and showed no indication to run. thy de Preux, and threatening serious­ the mutineers before the naval to all parts requiring lubrication. There are no grease cups er damages caused by such fires is A cordial invitation is extended to all One of the nven in the large car pro­ ly the Queant Drocourt support line. courtmarttal. to require frequent attention. A simple mixing valve regu­ neither profitable nor satisfactory. especially to all who are without a duced a shotgun, and with this killed North of the Scarpe German counter­ Amsterdam, Aug. SI. — "Serious lates the fuel supply. There is no complicated carburetor. Help prevent destructive fires." church home.—L. L. Mann. Pastor. the deer, which was loaded into the attacks seemingly have held up tne events are imminent in Bohemia. The Ball and roller bearuigs cut down friction and increase ef- Watertown—Fire which was start* car and carried through the Canyon advance astride the Arras-Douai high going over from words to deeds can­ fiency. ed from an electric flat iron burned German Baptist Church—Morning road toward Lead. The witnesses • road. not be far distant." PRICES la the rear of the Ness and Slostad worship at 10:30. with sermon by the were so far away they could not pro­ Americans Gain Nearly Mile. So asserts the generally Well in­ Delco-Light and 160 ampere hour battery $465 tailor shop for four hours before it pastor on "Never Man Spake Like cure an exact description of the of­ While the enforced retirement of formed Vienna correspondent of the Delco-Light and 80 ampere hour battery 5395 waa discovered. The iron was left This Man." The Lord's supper in fenders. the enemy from the Roye-Chaulnes Weser Zeitung. (F. O. B. Dayton, Ohio) standing on the work bench by Mr. connection. Sunday school immedi­ o—. line adds to the difficulties of the Ger­ The problem of the various nation­ Mess when he left work. The stand­ ately following. B. Y. P. U. at 7:30 NORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT. man troops north of the Somme, alities in Austria, he predicts, may \ French and American troops under reach a climax quickly, ior it is clear ( ard on which it rested became hot p. m. Evening worship at 8 o'clock. The Normal school will open Sep- General Mangin have struck at the "the Slavs in the dual monarchy al- i and started fire on the bench. After 15 minute song service; sermon on CARL NELLES, Agent tember 17. Enrollment the 16th vital salient north of Soissons. An ad­ ready have taken the first step toward • It was weakened by the blaze it col­ "The God Planed Life." Our friends Training school will open the 17th at and those without a permanent vance of nearly one mile has been mobilization." PHONE 2185 Madison, S. D. lapsed and the flames then spread to 9 a. m. Normal assembly at 10:30 made, in the Chavigny region. The English Believed Informed. other parts of the room. So intense church home are cordially invited to the 17th will be the openiug exercises Allies here are driving toward the "It' must be agreed," he continues, was the heat in the back room that worship with «e*~~*-WllHbeld & if* for Normal department class work heights of the western end of the "the English government would not the front plate glass window as well gow, Pastor. will begin then. chemin dee Dames, imperiling the have recognized the Ctech-Slovak aa the other panes la-the building All Madison people having rooms {Herman lines both to the east and to state without having placed itself in were cracked. Methodist Episcopal Church—Ser­ to rent students, should send written west. communication with the Czechs. vices at the regular hours tomorrow. notice to the president or phone *££4. j Retreat to Canal Seeft. "It is worth noting practically at the ..1 The pastor will preach in the morn­ •o — j Viewed from the maps, the German same time the Czech-Slovak nation, at Holding The first Line Trenches ing and again at the union meeting the head of which Dr. Kramerseh 18 IT "JC8T A GOLD"? withdrawal before French pressure in Thftv ar.- many m«*n today in the first liiki (reuchuc u£ busiJ in the evening. The Sunday school the Nesle region, coupled with Allied stands, has issued a call to the people ! MUST STAND TRIAL naming the moment at which deeds and farming who maintain their position fef reason of dependable is at 11:45. Strangers welcome to Madison People Sboold Ask activities elsewhere on the great battle all the services,—Homer. W\ Mlnish.. front, which haa become the greatest will be the order of the day. not service from this bank. JKBAl/TBT 1>EUEL COUNTY* MA> selves This Qnastioa. Paefcer. of the war, hardly places them in a words." CHARGED WITH IMS- ' It would be a wise move on your part to enroll your name along 'ii,1 * ann't'.'w: #• ynywi1" more secure position than the one pre­ ^ LOYAJUTY. . Don't say: "It's just a cold." viously occupied. The fact that south R0UNDUP"~0F~ MOONSHINERS with those other successful farmers aod business men who are cus­ It may turn into backache, rheu­ of Peronne the Germans went back to tomers of this bank and who are enjoying the advantages from Watertown, Auf. 81.—Aecordint WESTERN RANCHES matic aches, achy joints the Canal du Nord and the Somme may- Seven Killed in Raids Where 486 Stills personal bank service that is so essential to your financial success. Co some of his employes on his farm, Or other serious sickness that indicate that they will retire to the Were Taken. Jacob Rita, a wealthy German land­ comes from weak kidneys. same canal north of Peronne, where Washington, Aug. 31.—The greatest owner of Deuel county, is alleged to CATTLE UV GOOD 8BAPE AND Colds are due to congestion. - it runs toward Cambrai. Intensive roundup of illicit whisky dis­ have stated that the United State* FARMERS IN LINE TO MA KB Congestion makes the kidneys u*-! tillers ever undertaken by the govern­ was "In for a damn good licking and BIG MONEY THIS FALL. erwork to filter the blood. j OBSTRUCTION PLOT SHOWN ment has just been completed in south­ t believe she is going to get it." Rits Colds often leave Che kidneys ern mountain districts by revenue la also charged with numerous other weak. Seised Letters Expose Practically agents. Pierre* Aug. 31.-—Tne ranees weet Every Anti-War Plan. The activities resulted in the seizure German expressions and wh«n ar­ of the river, and especially in the First break tlie cold; MADISON. SO.DAKOTA raigned before United States Com­ Then use Doan's Kidney Pills to Chicago, Aug. 30.—Seizure under of 486 stills, arrest of 200 moonshiners, Murdo section are exceptionally killing of five outlaws and two sheriffs missioner Nicholson at Watertown, avert the kidney dangers. the "spy act" of upward of 2,000,000 good this year. This is borne out by letters and other mailed documents— and the wounding of a number of other lie was bound over to the Aberdeen statements of men who have recently Let this Madison resident tell you all of alleged seditious import—on government men and liquor makers. term of federal court uuter $5,000 visited that section from here. about them. more than 300 search warrants issued The raids had been under way eight bond which he furnished. Murdo is in the western part of Mrs. G. E. Walden, 309 Third secretly to postoffice Inspectors co-op­ weeks, mainly in mountains of Tennes­ Ritz was arrested by Deputy Unit- Lyman county, well out toward the street NE, says: "I know Doan's erating with United States Attorney see. Alabama, Georgia, Florida, North ad States Marshal CIOSROII, of Aber­ center of the territory lying between Kidney PiLls are reliable and I am Charles P. Clyne, has become known. Carolina and South Carolina -all dry deen, after Bert Dye, one of Ritz's .Chamberlain and the Hills, in what glad to recommend them. I know Through this "war measure" coup. states — but announcement was with­ ui renters and his two sons had mad* ls normally a rather dry part of the they are just as represented. When the postoffice department and depart- held to avoid giving advance informa­ eomplaint against him. He has re- Ltate but thig year ha8 been a nota- my kidneys were weak, I felt dull and' ment of Justice have delivered a body tion to moonshiners of the activities of a flying squadron of 14 experienced A Catholic ^ 1 J Cutholic tafafted^an attorney and will resist the J ^ie execption. Unusually heavy and languid and had severe backaches, blow to obstructionists to the govern- revenue agents. This band cleaned out far American r„l!rr lhe dire(t control the fli shop <>f H fducalionwtihMUimry frequent rains have kept the grass Colds always settled on my kidneys j ment's war program. Practically and made the trouble worse. Doan's j every pro-German and anti-war or- nests of moonshiners who had been op­ * K- WJM in good condition all season, filled n zatl n erating for years and left behind the „ ST. MARY'S COLLEGE JfOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Kidney Pills soon strengthened my *^ .' ° ^as been made a target rHitfious.T mental, phonal training MILITARY TRAINING SIX COMPLETE the water holes, and made the run­ within the last few months, and tfce "follow up" vigilance organizations of (JOl KSES are otU'ird, vt/. (\>ll< A<. j'k-iuir Pn ;>aruiury. ("OIUIIRTS. ial, AGRICULTURAL, MUHIC. Sealed bids will be received by the back and relieved me of all the An itk'al h* hod tor your Buildings nuxWn. absolutely fire SurroumimRH bruutiful with ning of cattle on the ranges a task of use of the mails denied to them. , citizens and officers to prevent outlaws every facility lor Mtudy and m reation. Athletics encuuraprd and promoted. Campus 121) at rcn. trouble." For YKAH BOOK and full particular* uddr>.'*t» BOX 116 board of commissioners at the office much less than the usual amount of Socialists, I. W. W. Named. from returning to their^ld truffle. Price, 60 cents, at all dealers. THE REGISTRAR ST. MARY'S COLLEGE. TERRACE HEIGHTS, WINONA. MINN* of tlM county auditor at the court- labor. The grass ir still very green Into the government's hands has — - - o howe at Madison, s. D., until 2 p. m., for this season of year, and the re­ Don't simply ask for a kidney rem­ j fallen incriminatory evidence which BXXVaCATZC AVS KXDJTET IUI. Tuesday, September 3, for construct­ sult has been the further finishing of edy—get Down's Kidney Pills—the presages numerous new indictments Troubled with rheumatism, kidney or ing reinforced concrete bridges and same that Mrs. Walden had. Foster- bladder affections? You need toley range stock and delayed shipments to throughout the country under the Kidney Tills. Mrs. Frank P. Wood. R. market. The season, however, is now Milbarn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. espionage act. It is asserted the prose­ F. D. 2. Morrill, Maine. writes: "I and specifications mar be sufficiently advanced to permit of re­ cuting officials have in their possession found relief as soon as I bejfan taking at the office of the county audi- Foley Kidney Pills. My husband also leasing many cattle in a not too soft mow an unaao BACXACKI. a list of practically every German received much benefit from them. He of county engineer. Each bid Mrs. Effle E. Kl«?ppe, Averlll. Minn.. propagandist and war obstructionist in ! was lame, could not stoop over; now accompanied with a certified condition, and larger runs are due in •writes: "I was at a sanitarium three feel* no pain." Sold everywhere. the next few weeks. Corn never weeks at one time, two weeks another the United Statfs. * fia aa amount equal to 5 per time, for rheumatism and kidney trou­ •AO XXDSTETB &AIO BZK W. of the amount of the bid on each promised so well, and the acreage of ble and sot no relief. On my return beg'an using Foley Kidney Plils: found Russo-Germans Sign New Trsetlee. A scllght kidney impairment may lead REMOVED the present year is larger than usual. structure. The commissioners re- Immediate relief; half bottle completed Copenhagen, Aug. 30.—German and to dropsy or Brlght's disease. Don't re the right to reject any or all It is stated that corn promises as the cure. Always u*e when I feel pain Russian plenipotentiaries, according neglect it. Frank Miller. Bingham. Having leased the Thompson Livery and Feed high as 70 bushels per acre all tn my back." Sold everywhere. to an official telegram from Berlin, Utah, writes: "Was troubled with my Barn we will continue the business of dealing in through that section this year. This kidneys so bad I could not work. Tried StM Madisoa, August BAioni or connfATiov. have signed three treaties supplemen­ many kinds of medicine which did me no will have a beneficial effect on the good. Then I tried Foley Kidney Pills; Did Junk at the new location. In addition we will Neglected constipation may c&uac tary to the Brest-Litovsk treaty. The now feeling as good as I ever did be­ , By order of the board of county cattle business there. That section plies, ulceration of the bowels, appendi­ new treaties include one supplementing fore." Sold everywhere. Conduct the regular feed business. Auto Livery has been largely given over to the citis. nervous prostration, paralysis. aimmlssloners. Don't delay treatment. Best remedy Is the treaty of peace, as well as a finan­ ? —-M. Cosgrove, cattle industry the past few years Foley Cathartic Tablets. Do their work cial agreement, and one dealing with OOUOHS AVD COUD8 TAKUX. ^lay or night.—Ed. O'Neil, Manager.—Phone 2224 and big herds have been in the build­ surely, easily, gently, without injury to the civil law. The treaties are the '•Summer colds' are not hard to break >: Attest: . f * Chairman. stomach or intestinal lining- Contain no up, coughs and hoarseness are easy to L, F. Hartwich, *' • ing. It looks probable that many of habit-forming dru^s. Fine for fat result of negotiations which have get rid of. if you will take Foley's Hon­ County Auditor. the ranch men will come into their folks. Sold everywhere. been going on in Berlin for several ey and Tar Compound. Mrs. Mary Sog- weeks between the Germans and the dam. 182 Maple street. Perth Amboy. own this year with big herds in their N. J., writes: "It helped my throat; MADISON IRON iMETAL CO. possession a&4 frtcee at thr Russians. They were signed ut the never had anything better." Slightly P0LEY KIDNEY PILLS German ministry of foreign affaire. laxative. Contains no opiates or Mrcot* market centers. Nl IACMCKC MONEYS ANO iUJOM ics. Sold everywhere.