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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
'FERE- -EN-TARDENOIS and
OTHER IMPORTANT POSTS
OF FOE FALL To FOCH MEN
Germans Fight Bitterly to Stay Franco Americans as
They Are Forced Into General Retreat
Hun Losses Big Over Sunday.
With the French Army in France, July 29.

With the French Army in France, July 29.
( Noon, by the Associated Press. 1.-The allies
pushed on beyond Fere-En- Tardenois this
morning and maintained their positions every
where In the face of strong German counter at
tacks. The village of Sergy, southeast of Fere-
En- Tardenois, changed hands four times, fin
ally remaining in possession of the allies. An ex-
tremely violent artillery duel was on this morn
ing north of the Ourcq as far as scissors. In the
sector south of the Ourcq the guns also were
busy.
London, July 29.-The German retreat is contin-
ung along the whole line, the allies closely in pur
suit according to newspapers from the hghtIng area
in the Soissons-Reims salient received up to noon.
The Germans have succeeded in checking to
certain extent, but not in stopping the French ad
vance.
The French are the north bank of the Ourcq
and the they have secured the whole road be-
tween Reims and Dormans. The Germans stub
bornly resisting, and are burning villages.
Heavy fighting is still ia progress to the south of
Sossons, in the neighborhood of Buzancy So far the
French have made no progress there. Villages be-
tween scissors and Bazoches, about fourteen miles
to the east however, fire, leading to the belief
that the Germans may intend further retreat.
Since yesterday the allies have advanced between
two and three miles a 2O-mile front.
The enemy has definitely abandoned the line of
the Ourcq and there is little doubt that he will
so back beyond the Vesle to the line 30 miles long
between Scissors and Reims, which probably is well
entrenched and has good lines of communication
The German retirement has been orderly and de-
liberate. So far the taking of only four guns has
been reported.
The Americans, particularly in the Fere-En-Tar-
denos sector, r~~--; the Germans vigorously.
FRENCH GAIN HALF MILE.
The French ground the important front
between Soissons and the Ourcq the German
right flank today. Launching attack this
morning Grand Rozoy, they advanced half
mile. The high ground here already is in French
hands. The fighting still proceeding at latest
ports, received in London late this afternoon.
Still further north towards Soissons, the French
surrounded the village of Buzancy and took 200 Prs
but later lost the village. From various parts
of the line the is that the Germans contin-
uing their retirement but resisting strongly at
several points, especially the easterly wing along
the line of Chambercy VilleEn-T n-Tardenois and Saint
Gemme
The Germans started battle this morning
in quiet sector east of Rems by launching a heavy
attack against French positions hill 49,
Mont Sans Nom. When latest dispatches were filed
the fighting was proceeding without much advantage
either side.
strongest Happily
running very
Associated PressThe forward for bridge left
tact
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Tuesday. cool
er tonight.
Temperature at a. m, 6s /;
highest yesterday. 81; lowest last
night, 6S.
Velocity OF wind at s a. m, b
miles per hour.
Precipitation, -03 Of an inch,
Relative humidity at p. m. TT
at a. m, 70.
Stage of water. 8 feet rise OF
4 in last As hours.
I'M. SHERIER- Meteorolagist-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
GES. BOARDMAN DISCHARGED.

Washington. July 29.-The war
department. III an order issued to-
cay announced the honorable dis
taaTge Of Brigadier General
lharles r Boardman. national
Ermy. formerly attached to the ma
tonsl guard Of Wisconsin. The or
ser said mis- services no longer
Fere required.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
DEMANDS MONEYS FREEDOM

Chicago, July 29.-Speaking at
Thomas ]. Mooney mass meeting
Frank P. Walsh urged a demand
that the president send troops to
California to free the prisoner in
the event he is not pardoned by the
governor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
MRS. CABLE KILLED.

Kewanee, Ill, July 2S. ~ mrs.
Fred Gable Of Galya, was instantly
killed near here today when an au-
tonobiIe in which she and her
family were riding crashed into a
cnnerafa hridgs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
us. MEN GET
OVER RIVER:
BAGS TOWNS
Americans Defeat Ger
many's Crack Troops
and Hold Gains.

Washington, July 29.-The
crossing of the 0urcq by the
American forces in their con-
tlnUed pursuit of the enemy
north OF the Marine was report
ed in General Pershing's COM
munique for yesterday, receiv-
ed today at the war depart
ment.
Capture by the Americans of
the towns of SeringeS-Et-Nes-
les, Sergy and ROncheres be-
yOnd the Ourcq also was an
Onunced.
London, July 29.-The Amer
leans met Germany's finest reg
iments in battle south OF Sergy
LIST night, when the enemy
threw in the whole fourth di-
vision Of PrusSian guards in
desperate counter attack. Ad-
vices reaching London this aft
ernOOn show that the Ameri-
cans stood like a stone wall.
brought the Germans to a clean
stop and inflicted the heaviest
losses upon them.
With the French Army in
France July 29.-The Ameri-
GINS at ROncheres sustained
and defeated a strong attack by
n guards division. The chosen
PrusSian troops were stopped
everywhere, suffering enormous
losses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29

strongest German fire. Happily
the river is running very low just
now. for not a bridge was left in
tact.
Serious Menace to Huns.
The allies. succeeding in over
Continued on Page Nlne.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29

With the American Army on the
Aisne Marne Front, July 29-Rein-
forced by two crack divisions of
RaYarian guards the Teutons~tnday
settled down to the hardest resist
ance they have yet displayed
against the American forces north
Of the River Ourcq
Although heavily hammered the
Americans replied in like along
the river and the fighting shifted
back and forth through Sergy,
three miles southeast of Fere-En-
Tardenois. Up to midday the
Germans had been unable to force
a re-crossing of the OurcG.
With the American Army on the
Aisne- Marine Front. July 29.-(By
the Associated Press, $50 a. m.)-
French and American troops were
slashing vigorously at the stiffen-
ing German rear early today with
some prospect that before night
the advancing line would be close
tC. the river Arde which is now only
a few kilometres away.
observation-disclosures Captured.
The German base at Fere-En
Tardenois has been occupied.
From Reims, the line now ex-
tends almost straight southwest to
OliZy-Et-Violaine The forest of
Ris is now behind the allies and
they are holding Champ Voisy to
the northeast of the forest. In this
region, the Germans have the high
er ground and have some advantage
in the artillery duel.
Yanks Advance Is Miles.
(By Associated Press.)
From west to east the allied line
now runs from Ouchy-La-Chatea
along the northern bank of the
Ourcq to Fere, thence through
Sergy and Goussancourt to south
of Vile to Bligny. North of Ouchy
and north of Bligny. the Germans
have maintained their positions
stoutly despite the steady hammer
ing of the allies. Sergy, held by
the Americans, represents an ad-
vance of IS miles from Chateau
Thierry. The forward movement
Sunday was as great as five miles
at some points, but averaged slight
" more than two miles along the
front from Ouchy to Bligny.
Losses Kept at Minimum.
While the enemy loss in men may
not be great, the allies probably
will capture many guns and ma
chine guns in addition TO supplies
and munitions which the Germans
have been unable to destroy or
move away. Allied losses have been
unable to destroy or move away.
Allied losses have been kept at a
minimum by the most extensive use
of tanks. Cavalry again has taken
a hand in the pursuit and low fly
ing airplanes have been harassing
the retreating Germans uncers-
3ngly.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-16

Seite bier sn ridtiger aemntnis oes
Wolfes SIT bringen.
Cine 9epeid)e aits Berlin Iaat, Die
&ommiiIion, Die einen porlanfiaen
Gntfuurf elmer nationalen &erfaiImna
MAIDEN iolle, lei fertis nit ibrer Mr.
belt nno Sas Miniiterimm oes eSu-
nern iuerse ben &erfaiinngsemtmurI
oemnad]it Sen Sentid)en gmnoesitaa=
ten snr Seitatisnng norlegem. Die
meme &erfaiInng ioll nad) Der ameri-
faniiden nnb Ser ensliiden sebilbet
lein, MIR lit Die 4ntoritat Ser Gre
fntiDc mod mebr beidr6mft, ais bie
oes Eraii6emten Der Ger. StaateH.
Sas Sberbams bes Earlaments miro
pon @ertretern Der eimselnem ocnt=
iden Staatem sebilDet unb oas linz
terbams pun Hepraientantem, Die ans
einer allsemeineu &aH berpprgegan-
gen limo. 9as @a1lreft miro allsc=
mein, Oireft, gebeim nn0 fir Nan-
ner mnb ssrauen Ieiu. glndj cine 9ie=
ferenomm=Ginridltnns uirb eimse-
fa6rf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-16
MnsIano.

9lm 20. 9eopeftiber bat IN Can't
pico elm 3ii1onrmenlfoB slpiicben Der
betuaffneten Ghnsntannfdaft oes
amerifanilden 9anlpfers Mfonterep
itnO merifaniId)en 3ollmahen Itaftge-
funoen, BEL Dem anseblid) ein meri-
faniider Captain get0tet, eiil merl-
fanilher SaI0at idtper perlDunoet
ltnn ein amerifaniIher ..gbief @1ln-
ner's Wate~ gtamens 8errp aub
pertDunoet iDuroe, aber nif)t 10
ihmer. Die @afenbeanlten uerla1lg-
ten anfangs, oaB Der aapitdn oes
vMonterep" oie beipaffnete @nhe
aisliefere, bod ueigerte er iih, oies
5u tlin uno man beIhlob oanll, Die
Hegelilng Scr geft5en Sade ben Oi-
plomaten 6ll iiberlaIien giah elmer
9epeid)e aus @albington ift Der 8or-
fan BON oen Nerifanerit olisgegan-
gen.
Gin Diifloritiitsberiht oes Sc
nntsfonlites fir Yripilegien ulo
@ablen perlangt, oaB sic llnterilt=
dung gegen Senator 9a5olette nei-
ter fortgeiest uno er entmeoer freige-
iprohell ooer auseeltoBen meroe Ger
9eribt ridtet iid) gegen ben porlic-
genoen 9eriGt baB bas Gerfabren
gegen Den Senator fallen. gelalIcf
mer0p
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-16

Sipiiipnea Snfanterie, aapallerie
mnb artillerie beftebe, marjdjiere mn
einer SIrunt bpn 400 Ieeilen, paml
Jinniiden Weerbnien bic snm
9niepr, gesen Nittel= l=Guropa.
Sn Srier lit ein |etrrea nuter-
5eidnet uurben, bnrdl ben Der 8ai-
fenitiaitanb bis snm II. Sanaar per-
lansert ,uirb. 9entidlanb ioil iid) sn
neneu yebingnngen baben Derlteben
niiiieu, aber es fat ben Worteil cr-
lanst, baf. es 100000 Sonnen 3e=
bensmittel erbalt. Die Nlliierten Iul-
Zen oas Ged)t erlangt ba6en, Die nen=
trale Gone anf Der reftcn Settle bes
Hbeins, BON &6ln bis snr bollamoi-
idDen 6rense, sm beleten. glmd fat
SentIdDlaHo Derlpred)en lttiiilem, bis
5nm Is. Sannar 500 apfomutioen,
10000 Sradtiuagen niS 5000 mo=
tor-lorries amssnliefern.
Die Stabt &6ln lit am Sunmers-
tag inter ariessredt seitellt iuprben.
Waridaa Sais fat cine Crore erlai-
len, oaf in oem sansen bon engli-
ifen Srnppen beietten 0ebiet bic Be
iuubner geidakt ueroen mirben, 10
lange tie iid) seboriam an6 frieofer-
tis Derbielten, baf 8iberietlidfeit
nno @emalttdtisfeit aber idarf ge-
trait merben ipiirben.
Sereits i'm April oes Sabres 1917
bat GSraf G5ernin, Der oamalise
oiterreid)ild=nngariide Wiinilter oes
MHsfudrtisen, bem Safer non Deter
reid mitseteilt, 6ak iid ieiner Wiei-
nmns mad bic Gentralnadltc eimer
yieOerlage naberten.
8eitere t72 Offisiere nno 1915
amerifaniidle Sul0aten lperSen nGdj-
items aus Sranfreid in Die ,6eimnt
snriiffebren.
Wenn Die nmerifaniide sylpttr bon
u 8riessid)iffen am %. 9esember
BEN Snbion binanffGbrt, uirb ihr ein
sroRartiser Gmpfams bereitet mer-
ben.
Die neuelten Terluitliiteu entGal=
ten Die Hamen folsenber SBlbatea
ans San slutunip: ssraneiseo One
mas, an WnnOen seitorben; 9apiS
y. Sarflep, bnrd ltnfall INNS eebcn
gefpmmen; Sergeant 9iobert ..
SbDnlpiun, an &raufbeit geitorben;
GSmar0 G. @onloins, Sobn $. 'onb-
ion, lcidjt nermnnoet; glmDs ..
5ones, ifliuer periunnoet,
Generalization Grpmoer, Der BRO
uoit- -Maridall nnierer srmee, bat in
elmer Geoe an Die entlaIienen Nelu
g)orfer SolSnten empfobleH, bas bas
yIelcetipe ierbiee lDitem," inter Sem
nnier ariegsbeer gebilbet mmroe, fir
Die Submit permanent gemad,t iuer-
ben loae.
Gs meroen angenblifltd) per Saa
$4,000 Iann nnieres 6eeres entlal.
ien, nno oieie 3abl mirS perSpppeit,
luenn Die Sempbiliiierung crit In
pollem Gauge lit.
Som Sanptanartier oes Jiuten
aren5es lit Der Sefebl ansseganaen,
oaR in Der ytuten Srems-aampasne,
Die beite beaunnen hat, Gente nidlt
iibereoet iueroen oiirften, Mitalieocr
III luerben, iOmbern baf tie Sas frei-
millig tnn niiikten.
IS beist, baR Warimilian 6arSen
5n einem Selesaten anf Der ssrieoens-
fonferen5 eruannt iueroen ipirb. Wau
Idlagt and Dor, i'm nadl ben Ser.
Staateu 81 lbiden, nm 9entid,lanSs
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fiinftis seeenieitiser ilnteritiitnns
bienen, bic gebraid)t luer6e, nm Die
Hedte Der @erbiinoeten su berriden-
ben sit MAIDEN. Gr idlof Ieinen
spdit nit BEN Wprten: uSdl crbebs
mein @las, Serr Eraiibent, ,Sbncil
mn6 Der ssran @ilipm sn Gbren unb
iuiinide bas @eoeiben Der &ereinig-
ten Staaten, nnieres srofem ssrenn-
oes uon geitern, bon ,nprsen mnS sn
alien 3eiten."
Sine Delegation bon Spsialiiten
lat HrGiibent 8ilipu erflart es lei
mnm0glidj, einen banernoen 5rieScn
at ihaffen, iuenn es ben 8eanern Der
ssreiheit nid)t mnmDgiid) ge,naht mer-
be, ibren sraniamen Sillen Der
Wenid)beit ipieoer anfsnsmingen nnS
bies f0nne MIR Smrd Die @riinbnmg
einer Natiumalitaten-2iea seidJeben.
6ransDiiId)e nnb engliid)e 3eitnn=
gen bringen alle liebenswiiroige nnb
idJmeidJelhafte Segriiknngsartifel fir
Traiioent @ilipn. Man fam ans if
men erfennen, baf iie ilnIeren Erali=
benton ais Die Wiittelfignr in ser
Jriebensfonferens anieben. Sin slci=
DIES lGkt iidJ ans Dem ale Gripartnu-
gen ii6ertreffenben Gmpfang in 9sa-
ris erfennen.
glilh Die italieniidlen mnb Die ipa=
niihen 3eitunsen beiRen Eraiibcnt
@ilion in Gnrppa ipillfpmmen.
glm Sunntag fat Eraioent Nii-
ion Die Stride beIudlt, einen &ram5
anf safagette's Grab gelegt, eine
&onferenS nit Glemenceam nno Gul.
Sonic absebalten, nmb am nadmit-
tag bem Eraiibenten Yoineare nno
ieiner Satin i'm Glpieen-Ealalt ci-
men fnrsen Seinh abseitattet. Cru
be Wienidenmengen iuaren anf Den
StraHen nnb niele neriammelten lidl
por Der amerifaniiGsn Sptid|aft.
Gs beift, bak Traiibent @iliun
Die Neibnahtsmofle BEL ben amerifa-
miideu srnppen snbrinsen mno mah-
reno bieies Seimdes uabrideinlid)
oemtiden Sooen betreten luerSe.
ltnicr Sptihafter im Eetersbmra,
9auib q. Srameis, lit pon 9onoon
nadD Earis abgereilt; luie es beiRt,
fat er Dem Erdiioentem ieniationellc
Wittteilnngen 81 MAIDEN.
Eraiioent @illon bat Die Gimla-
onns bes a0uiss bon Gnslano angc-
mommen; uabrideinlid, lpirb er ami
Der 9tiifreiie icinen Seindj burt ab-
itatten.
6s beiRt, baR Die Nngelegenbeit be'
5iislidJ Der ,Sreibeit Der Weerc in Der
sSriebensfonferen5 nid)t cber smr
Sprade fommen iuiro, ais bis cine
Ginignng init ben ser. Staatcn nnb
ben britiIdlen ybuniinipms" herge-
itellt lit.
VadJ bem yGdDo DC Iaris" iimo
Die iransDiiidJen 9eleaaten 5nr ,srie-
bensfunferens Eremier Glemeneeau,
Wfaridaa lSodl, Winiitcr bes 9lns.
iuartisen Nfon nno Der friibere
Eremier Bourgeois. is lei and m0a-
lid, oaR Capt. slmSre Saroien cr-
nannt ,uer0c.
Wdbrenb Der nGdliten 5mei @pdlcn
luerSen Die amerifaniidDen Sclcgatea
5nr 6rieoensfummiiiion mabridlein-
lid informelle aunferen5en a6balieh.
slns @enf miro aemeloet, 1raii,
oent Niiion merbe it'd AMI ieiner
Geile mad Stalien iuabrideinlid, fnr-
&c 3eif in @enf anfbalten.
Der Eapit miinidDt Is brinaeuo,
oae Eraiioeut @ilion linn eimcn Sc-
JUDI abitattc. Gs lit nod midlt ent.
idlieoen, Oh Der Iraiioent oies tim
ipiro.
Ter 1rGiioent Der portnaieiiidlen
Repmblif, Or. Sieonip Eaes, III
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Der ltnterIflieS.

Gin 2eier iteIlte 'bie sSrage. n@as
lit Der ltnteridlieo stpilhen eSfeinI-
tate uno yGonieqnen3en"2 @orauf
eiil oufgemedtes Maohen anttportete:
,8einltate iino, mas man ertportct
mo GonieqIeu5en iino es, Die man
befomntt."
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@eii, iidl N helfen.

Gin 9latt in eilier fleincn Staot
III 9lrfanias meloete oen 9oo BON
8iqiam g. Sones. Spoter Itente litb
beraus, oaB Der Wlann nod am &C.
ben lmb Bic 9tadrid)t falih mar. Slnl
nddlten Gage ldlrieb Der goitor.
@eitern maren mir Ole erlte 3eitung.
oie bas Slbleben oes Mr. @illian
9. ssSones meloete; beute iino ipir
Die eriten, ole oie giadri6t tpioer-
riifen. TIMER 9latt lit ltets allen au-
oereu porauS.
Wv. s. S. PLEDGES ARE nITEr-
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13
Congregational Church
Sunday. Sept. Is

Sunday, Sept. Is
There will be regular morning
services at the Congregational
church from this time forward. The
Sunday school will be held at 10000
o'clock and the preaching service at
HOO o'clock.
The subject of the sermon for Sun
day, Sept. Is, will be, "The Uncom-
mon Value of Common Things"
Come and bring your friends with
you, they will appreciate an invita-
ton. The church and its message
has a new significance in these days.
F. A. Steyer,
October.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13
MORRIS GIRL WRITES
CONTINUED from Page ID

/
tween the base hospitals at home in
the camps and those here. There
most of the boys are lads who have
not been away from home and have
been accustomed to having what they
wished. They are new in the army
and can't help but complain. While
these men are perhaps the same
spoiled boys of months ago who since
then have been thru hardships and
sufferings they never even thought
existed--and they have come out of
it better-and the best that was in
them has manifested and proven it
self.
We are, as far as liberties go
greatly restricted. I believe even
more so than in training. That's
very we'll for while but one of these
days there is likely to be an open
rebellion-for you see we are not
mere children.
How are mother and dad? hope
the summer isn't too hot. Here the
nights are always cool if not cold, for
you can use at least three blankets.
We have very comfortable little cots
with good mattresses and. the blan-
kets are plentiful SO there's no rea-
son for not being satisfied, especi-
ally when we have good food as
WELL
This was my 'bunkies' and my
afternoon off duty and we. had
planned on going to a little village
three miles away but for some reason
or other the 'old maids decided to
battle, rest and write letters. 1t must
be the result of the wild dissipation
Of last night. We danced between
$3.50 and 1000 p. m. Previous to
that Rita (my bunkie) and I had
gone for walk with two Portland
lads who were first sergeants and
had to be back by $50 and then we
went over to the little club house
and danced few dances with the
officers. That is what rifles me, be-
cause these lads we were with were
both Ann Arbor men and in Port
land we were always pleased to go
to dances with them and here or
rather in the army all over the nurses
are treated as officers and are not
supposed to have anything to do
with enlisted men. Guess TIL have
to be court martialed because have
a great many good friends amongst
the boys here and can't quite grasp
the logic Of telling a young lady of
judgment such as I consider myself
(ahem!) whom she is to associate
with.
Mother dear, you have no need to
worry about me here. We are very
we'll taken care of and are not work.
ing too hard. I'm very well, happy
and satisfied, so you put your worries
about me on the self and before you
realize it I'll be home.
Mail just came in but none for
me. Wish there was. Must close
with all kinds of love for you.
"Ruthie"
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13
Lutheran Services

Divine service will be held next
Sunday in the Lutheran church Of
Swan Lake at 10 o'clock.
Divine service, in Donnelly at
2:30.
Because of the meeting of ST. Paul
conference next week the Morris con-
firmation class begins Sept. %.
There will be no meeting of the
Chokio and Donnelly class next week
Gustav A. Pilgrim.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13
M. E. Church

M. E. Church
Morning, 1920, Preaching service.
Sermon by pastor.
11:45, Sunday school. Adult BIZ
BILE classes.
Evening,%7:00, Epworth League
devotional meeting Topic, Did
Ever Have Direct Answer to Prayer"
Myrtle Lime, leader.
500 Evangelical song service with
director. Short sermon by pastor.
Special music in all services.
R. Wesley Wilcox, Minister.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13

We are prepared to fill orders for
soft coal at once and hard coal with
reasonable promptness. Morris
CITY Mills. adv.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13
COUNTY FAIR SOON
Continued from Page ~

BILE.
mo educational factor is greater
than that of competitive exhibits. In
no way can we know SO well how
good a product we have, whether 1t
be variety Of grain or a brand Of
livestock, as by comparison with the
product Of others.
by comparison we can soon de-
termine IL we need to improve our
seed or foundation stock and will at
the same time learn where we can
find better material If such is re-
quired.
1--WE have all worked hard this
summer. Let us take a day or two
off to exhibit at the fair and enjoy
the fair as an after-harvest festiv-
al"
You'll enjoy The RaF' son. Min
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13

FOR RENT.-160-acre farm, under
cultivation also 80 acres in pas
ture and meadow; can be taken at
once. Inquire of Mrs. Margaret Igoe
Leary. Morris, 222 Atlantic Ave.
36-38.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13

FOR RENT.-My 300-acre farm in
township Of Horton; buildings in
good condition; can be taken at once.
Inquire Of Mrs. Peerboom or III. Van
Kempen, Morris. If.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13
FARMS FOR SALE-RENT

We have large list of lands in
Becker and Mahnomen counties at
prices ranging from $40 per acre for
unimproved up to $50 for improved
farms Stone Implement Co. tt.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13
Notice

No hunting will be allowed on the
south half of section "a, Scott town
ship. Adams Land Co.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13

ONE Groom house, one Groom house
and one 10-room house for sale by
A. A. Stone. 15tf.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13

Soon to be at Morris. Who? Jas.
w. Gerald and J. J. Pershing. When?
September 18th and 26th 1886.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13

The Lutheran Free Church
Services for Sunday, Sept. Is.
At the Kongsvinger church at
11:00 a. m.
At the Morris church at 7:45 p. m.
Andrew Olson, Pastor.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13

FOR SALE, room house, 2 lots and
good barn on East First street.
Modern except heat. Will sell on
reasonable terms. J. III. Walz.9
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Nor. Luth. Church of America

Service in Norwegian Sunday eve
ming at 500 by Rev. Engel Olsen.
Sunday school at IL a. m.
Wednesday evening, Sept. 18th,
regular service in English at 500
p. M, by Rt. Rev. e. j. Eastwood
president of the Southern Minnesota
District. Rev. Eastvold will al
so confer with the members Of
the congregation regarding the call
ing Of new pastor.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13

WELL IMPROVED FARM for rent
Inquire or write to State Bank Of
Donnelly. Donnelly, MINI. If.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13
Frog Lake Church

Services next Sunday afternoon a
3 o'clock.
e. Olsen, Pastor.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13

MONEY to loan on improved farms
in Stevens and adjoining counties.
See A. A. Stone, Morris, MINI. If.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13

If your subscription is not paid,
pay before Oct. /.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Rooms for light housekeeping. In
quire of Mrs. S. w. Walz, 200 e. It'll
st. 21tf.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13

You'll enjoy The RAD son, Min
neapolis. adv.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13
LOST AND FOUND

OVERCOAT NOTICE.-Will the
gentlemen who was kind enough to
take me to the depot to catch train
No. 10 on the night of Sept. 4,
please return the light weight top
overcoat which forgot to take from
the automobile. T. J. Mangan. adv.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13

FOR SALE.-My house and lot on
West Seventh st. B. Powers. tt.
Morris tribune., 1918-09-13

MY RESIDENCE FOR SALE, with
15A acres of land. H. Hartog.