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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-07

fixtures. The buttermaker, Mr.. Jep-
son Is proud of HIS new surrpund-
ings, which he takes pleasure in
keeping clean and cool
The ladies OF the Study club enjoy
ed delightful afternoon and picnic
lunch at the home of Miss Boynton
Wednesday. This was the regular
annual picnic of the club and nearly
all the members were present. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent with
a varied program as each member
contributed something for the enter
tainment. Luncheon was served on
the large screened porch and all did
ample justice to the delicious viands.
Mr.. Mccormack of Minnesota Lake.
brother Of A. ID. Mccormack, has rent
ed the Coad farm and win take pos.
session this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lodell of st. Paul
are guests at the Tom Bailey home.
Mesdames Clapper, Hughes, Peter.
son, Tyson, and Nettie osgood and Ella
Bixby were delightfully."- entertained at
a picnic luncheon at the home OF
Miss Tryphena Lewis of Lake Crys,
tai Tuesday.
Howard Hazel is busy these days
putting up and repairing wind mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Spence are receiv
ing the congratulations Of their many
friends, having returned from their
wedding trip last week. They expect
to live on a farm In this vicinity
where they will be at home to then
friends.
II Is with regret that the friends
OF Miss Carol Parker learn that sht
has not improved as hoped for dur
ing her stay here at her home, ant
she has returned to the state hospi
tai at ST. Peter.
Miss Maidie Way has resigned hei
position as teacher of the third ant
fourth grades and Miss Lois Milh
has been elected TO the position.
The village folk are busy these
days discussing the pros and con-
of the proposed new library an,
park. The desired land on the cas-
side has been secured and the none!
is In readiness for the owners.
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Eagle Lake
from Saturdays Daily.

9 rom Saturdays Daily.
Miss Ethel Harris was a Mankato
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Rodgard who was principal OF
the Eagle Lake school last year, Is
here with her sister visiting Miss
Ethel Harris.
Mrs. Van Buren, was a Mankato WIS.,
itor Wednesday.
The farmers In this locality are
nearly done harvesting their wheat.
The general report Is that the wheat
crop is a poor one
Harry and Clarke Jones of Man.
kato helped c. z. Burgess put up his
hay this week.
Mrs. c. E. Burgess and her daugh-
ter, Maude were in Mankato Tuesday
to see the automobile races.
l.. Burgess and George Macbeth
are repairing their threshing rig and
expect to begin work soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Shumway mo-
tored out to the c. L. Burgess home
Tuesday.
Mr.. Owen of Hanska, was the guest
of Eagle Lake friends the first of the
week.
Mrs. Levi Compton Is i'll.
Miss Aline Macbeth was in Man.
kato Tuesday and Wednesday taking
teachers examinations.
Miss velta Peterson OF Mankato
was the guest of Miss Aline Macbeth
Thursday.
Clarke Pickle who travels for a
Chicago firm is home on a vacation.
Mrs. Stella Beegen of Chicago is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. g. A. Pickle.
Mrs. Haefner who has been iii for
some time, is improving.
John Compton Is thinking Of trad
ing his house and lot i'm Eagle Lake
for farm.
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Kasota
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
DIR. and Mrs. w. II. Powell re-
turned on Wednesday from the twin
cities where they spent a week.
w. |. Cole spent several days the
first Of the week at lie Sueur Center.
Mrs. Charles Pitmon and children
visited relatives in lie Sueur Center
the forepart Of the week.
The Swedish Lutheran Aid society
picnicked in the park Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Esther Lundquist has accept
ed a position in the schools at Staples.
f. L. Warrant has the contract for
the cement work i'm the school house
and will commence work this week.
Albert Berquist of Mankato called
on relatives here Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Andrew Dahlgren expects to
attend the Johnson-Asplund wedding
at Wilmot, n. D.. on Sunday, Aug.
End.
Miss Agnes Anderson is the victim
of an attack Of inflammatory rheuma-
tism.
Swenson and Youngren will give a
/ four reel moving picture show in the
village hall this evening (Friday.D
Mrs. Andrew Magnusson sailed from
Christiania July "a and is expected
home soon.
Isabelle ofenloch is a sufferer from
tonsilitis this week.
Andrew Swenson Is decorating his
house and shop with fresh coat of
paint.
Mrs. Mary Way is expected this
week from Minneapolis for visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Aug. Peterson and daughter.
Joyce returned today from Tenstrike
where they spent several weeks with
relatives.
Miss Maria Paulson OF Marshall
visited friends in the village on
Wednesday.
Miss Edna Murphy Of Madison, s.
d.. visited at the II. J. Ofenloch home
the first of the week.
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Garden Cit.
From Saturdays Daily.

From. Saturdays Daily.
The work on the Farmers State
bank is. rapidly progressing. The ex.
cayating is completed and work on the
foundation is now being done. The
building will be of rock and cement.
Mrs. Hetty Roberts and sons have
returned from a visit with the for
mer's parent at Markagan, Wis.
Arthur Eaton has sold his place TO
William Conklin. Mr.. Eaton expects
to go to wyoming this fall, where he
has secured a 800 acre homestead.
Misses Mae and Everetta Terry are
spending the week in st. Paul as
guests Of Mrs. Harry wolverton.
DIR. Mccormack OF Marshalltown,
Iowa, motored to Garden City this
week and visited his brother, A. d.
Mccormack.
The interior OF the creamery has
al been newly painted, and also the
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Rapidan
From FRIDAYS Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charist Johnson spent
Sunday at Amboy with their daughter
Mrs. Amy Reeder, who returned with
them for short visit.
George Ballard and daughter Mary
left for Texas Tuesday with land
seekers excursion. '...
Mrs. Eric Holberg and daughter
Lulu OF Mankato visited with Mrs,
l.. e. Camp Monday.
A number of young people from
here attended the ice cream social at
the home of A. Hon on the poor farm
road last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Little and son OF Brainerd re-
turned home Tuesday after visit
with the formers sister, Mrs. Clara
Johnson. and other relatives here.
Alfred Haak OF Minneapolis visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Herman Yaeger
over Sunday.
Charles Yaeger and family motor
ed to Wells Sunday.
A. l.. Dornberg ret irned from Min
neapolis Monday after weeks visit
with relatives. 30 go
The rain of Thursday was very vel
come In this neighborhood.
A son arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Broderick last Friday.
:. Charles Reedstrom, Jr.. has made a
valuable addition to his feed mill by
erecting q roof over the platform.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stearn OF Man
kato are visiting at the Lee home.
Among those who attended the ati-
tomobile races at Mankato Tuesday
were Hon. William Just Frank Mel
son. August Nelson. M. ]. Perkins
and Charles Nelson, Jr.
John Johnson was Mankato visit.
or Tuesday.
Miss Lee of Mankato will teach the
Just school during the coming winter.
Ernst Heitner has taken employ
ment with Dave Anderson during the
threshing season.
win Keiiar Is working for Ernest
Matske during harvest g
Mrs. John Berg and daughter Marga-
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Decoria
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Everyone is busy in the harvest
field these hot days.
Louis Filler visited at his home
In st. Peter Sunday.
Charles Fredriekson called at the
Tillman home Sunday.
Miss Louise Deef of Mankato Wis
tied at home over Sunday.
Carl Hanson of Mankato called
at the Hoff home Sunday.
John Uppstrom of Mankato is
visiting friends in Decoria.
Willie Laube is working at the
Felber home through harvest.
Miss Mary Tillman of Mankato
is home for two weeks vacation.
Miss Mary Tillman and Fred Fill
Ter visited Rapidan dam Sunday.
Andrew Rudberg and family of
Mankato visited Tillman home Sun
day.
Miss Louise Filler of St. Peter
Is visiting her brother, Fred Filler,
this week.
Miss Genvive Heger of Heron
Lake is visiting at Fred Deef's home
this week
Miss Cora Larson of Rapidan will
teach the Kennedy's Bridge school
the coming year.
Miss Hazel Burlison is home now
after attending summer school at
the normal in Mankato.
Miss Bertha Felber. who IS on
the sick list, is much improved
and is able to be around.
Alfred Yeager. who has been Oh
the sick list, Is much improved
and is able to help in the harvest
field.
The Young Peoples society CT
the Decoria Lutheran church met
evening at the home of
Anton Hoff where an ice cream
social was held. The young peo-
pie we're entertained with music,
speaking and playing games.
The Sunday service on the Dan
Patch Line between this city and
IiaS ionto Will w duehtcutCu W ootht
extent commencing August 2. accord
ing to announcements just made
from the general offices in Mime
apolis. A train will be put on which
will leave Mankato at $3.50 a. m,
arriving at Madison Lake at $40.
II will then run through to Elysian
arriving at that point at $3.50. The
rain will lay over there until even
Ing when 1t will depart for Mankato,
eaying Elysian at 100 p. m. Madi-
son Lake at 1920 and arriving at
at 1856 Sunday night.
This additional Sunday service is
,niy the beginning of what we would
Ike to do for Mankato and the
,ther towns along the line were
'ur equipment sufficiently extensive
TO enable u.s." announces General
Manager ID. 8. Smith. However,
we hope that this train viii prove
of accommodation to patrons and with
N a reasonable time we expect to be
n a position to increase the service
'till further. Quite naturally IL Is
10 onr interests TO better the service
Is rapidly as possible and such Il
,ur Intention,
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Entertained For eride-to-ee.

Mrs. G. A. Dahl entertained about
twenty young ladies last night in
honor of her sister. Miss Stella Han.
son, whose marriage to MIR. Willis
Tinkham of Minneapolis. Is to take
place soon. The house was very
prettily decorated with garden flow.
ers and japanese lanterns and
hearts. Among the guests were a
number of high school classmates
of Miss Henson, and all OF them
had a very delightful social time.
The honor guest received a number
of nice gifts in honor of her COM
ing marriage.
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From Saturdays Daily.
Birthday Party For Lorenzo carpen-

Birthday Party For Lorenzo carpen'
ter. 'a .s.
Mrs. Lulu Austin gave birthday
surprise party for her father, Lor-
emo Carpenter, at his home In Yer.
non Center on Thursday afternoon,
when about fifty people were enter
tanned. Mrs. Austin was assisted by
Mrs. A. e. Quimby Of this city.
Mr.. Carpenter and MS wife are pio'
neers of Blue Earth county and are
both enjoying very good health.
Among the guests were many other
pioneer residents Of the county. Dur
ing the afternoon +. s. Hemingway,
speaking for the guests, presented
Mr.. Carpenter with a very fine leath-
er rocker as birthday remem,
branee. Mr.. Carpenter responded
very pleasiHgly expressing his de-
light at the gift. The whole affair
was very nicely planned and was well
carried out.
At four o'clock a very nice lunch.
con was served and the hostess was
assisted by Mrs. 4. Z. Quimby, Mrs.
l.. c. Rev, Miss Fay Stoner and Miss
Eleanor Qnimby.
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Berlin, August lit Ia officially an.
nouneed that the time limit Of the
German uitimatum to Russia expired
noon.
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London, August when the news
Of King Georges Intervention with
the Russian emperor. was conveyed
to the German embassy here, Il elicit
ed the remark hat at tended to re-
viVe hope"
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From Saturdays Daily 49,
New Clerk Al Postoffice.

NeW Clerk az Fostonice.
Fred s. Hanson Of North Mankato
has been appointed clerk at the Man
kato postoffice to succeed K. J.
Mohr, who has resigned IN order to
move TO Hedgesville. Montana.
where he has purchased a half-sec-
ton dairy farm and milk route.
The postoffice employees have plan
ned a farewell picnic to be held to-
morrow afternoon on the lawn in
front of Mr.. Moiir's home at ITO
East Main street Here Mr.. Mohr
owns ten acres, which he wishes to
sell. Hedeesyille is town of about
five hundred people. .
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ENGLISH ARE QU|ETEsT
NATION IN ALL EUROPE

From SATURDAYS Daily
Eerlir, August THE bank rate
Of the imperial Bank Of Germany is
raised to six per cent.
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Bride-to-Be Showered.

Miss Pearl Cleveland was honor
guest at a parcel shower given last
night by her. aunt, Mrs Theodore
Sherk, when about twenty young
ladies were entertained. A very
pleasant evening was spent, several
musical numbers being given by the
guests. Miss Cleveland received
many pretty gifts which will be Of
use to her in the future. Nice re-
freshments we're, served. Miss Cleve-
lands marriage win take place soon.
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from Saturdays Daily.

~rom Saturdays Daily.
Nearly 200 delegates from Vase
ca, waterville, Mapleton, Wells,
Sleepy Eye, Garden City. Matawan,
Vernon Center, Pleasant Prairie, lie
Sneur, St. Peter, Kasota, and other
towns, have registered at the Man
kato district Christian Endeavor con.
vention, which opened here last
night. The opening session was
held in the Congregational church,
where Christian Endeavor pennarts
were used IN decorating.
There were about 100 people at
this meeting. which was addressed by
Rev. w. r Burton of Fairmont.
However, before his talk there was
O rousing song service and Frank
Blyler sang solo. Mr.. Burton's
theme was Forward" which he de-
veloped by pointing out the seven
psychological secrets OF success as
suggested by the letters of the word
Forward" They were faith In
Chrits. obedience to the pledge, re-
solution to be Christlike. work with
enthusiasm, all for realization OF es-
sential principles, recollection of de-
tails, and daring"
Gave Strong Address.
His address was a very strong one
and was appealing to all of the dele
gates who heard Il. At the close of
this service the Mankato young peo-
pie and the visitors, went to the
home of Mr.. John Nelson on South
Front street where everyone was
given an opportunity TO get acquaint-
ed with everyone else. This proved
to be a very pleasant social hour,
and a spirit OF good fellowship re-
suited. Punch was served during
the evening by the local young Ia
dies.
This morning the meetings opened
at eight o'clock when Rev. l.. L..
Emythe OF lie Sueur, conducted
Bible hour in the Congregational
church, and Miss Mildreth Haggard
conducted a Junior hour" In the
Christian church.
Held expert Class"
Miss Haggard held her first "Ex-
pert Class" this morning and con-
tinued the work this afternoon.
The junior Endeavor program was
given this afternoon and Miss Hag-
gard conducted junior conference
for all superintendent OF the chill
dren's work. Later in the afternoon
the delegates went to Sibley Park
for the outing and supper will be
served there. .
Frank p. Vroman, the state citi-
Zenship man OF the Christian En-
deavor society, and also secretary
OF the temperance and morals com-
ell of Minneapolis, viii give an ad.
dress at the Presbyterian church to-
night on Christian Citizenship"
II Is especially desired that this
meeting be largely attended by all
the people OF the city, as Mr.. vro-
man is an enthusiastic speaker and
will give an interesting address.
A new boy was born Thursday
to the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eanrea Elana,
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Entertained YOUNG ladies.

Miss Blanche Griffith entertained
a party OF young ladies at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. n.
Griffith last evening in compliment
to her cousin, Miss Dorothy Roberts
Of st. Paul, who Is visiting here.
The rooms were very nicely decor
ated for the occasion and delicious
refreshments were served. The
evening was a very pheasant one.
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From Saturdays Daily.
Commission Can Be withdrawn,

Attorney General l.. A. Smith has
decided that boiler inspectors COM
mission sent TO William Mitroth,
Caledonia, Mimi, instead of to II. r.
Olson OF ostrander. Fillmore county,
can legally be withdrawn by Governor
Eberhart. The difficulty arose when
George F. Author. private secretary
to the governor, sent the commission
to Mitroth instead of to Olson. Olson
objected and the commission has been
withdrawn, letting Mitroth out and
giving Olson the position.
Held Monthly Meeting.
The monthly meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the Southern Mn
nesota Better Development league
was held in the Office of J. ID. Deets
last night. The men present were
ID. c. Armstrong of Albert Lea, K. T..
Winship and Thomas eastman of
Owatonna, II. ~ Benson OF st. Peter,
John Tolverson of Fulda, e. C.
Hackett of Rochester, n. B. futile
OF Fairmont and G. L. Luce of Al
bert Lea. Routine business was
transacted.
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London, August 1.-The Clinical
Congress Of Surgeons OF North Am
erica yesterday elected Dr. Charles
H. Mayo of Rochester. Mimi. a.
president.
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Washington, August t.--oHieiaI zd.
vices received az the white House
report that the German ambassador
Is leaving ST. Petersburg. Ambassa-
dor Herriek at Paris reported that the
proposal to place German interests In
France in his hands 10 being discuss
ed there.
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Held Monthly Meeting.
Was Fined sis.

Theodore Carlson, seventeen years
old, living with his. parents at Brain
erd, former bell-boy at the Saul
paugh hotel, pleaded guilty In police
court today to the charge of petit
larceny. Carlson stole a suit of
clothes, from another boy. Judge
comstock imposed fine of $40 and
costs. which were paid, amounting
In all tn Sa1 20 - - =
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Admitted to the Bar.

Harry Johnson. who has studied
law In the offices of A. r. Pfau, IT.,
and Q. ]. Laurisch. received word
this week that he had successfully
passed the state bar examinations
and is now qualified to practice be-
Tore the courts OF the state. Mr..
johnson expects to open q law Office
In the city soon.
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London, August 1.-Inf,rnalion
reached the French embassy here
that the German ambassador in
Paris intimated that he purposes
leaving his post tonight.
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The funeral of ii. Burt Moore, who
died last Sunday night while return
ing to Mankato from Madison Lake
IN an automobile. took place Thurs.
day afternoon at Macarthur. Ohio,
from the Methodist church of that
city. under the auspices of the Nc.
Arthur lodge of Elks, of which Mr.
More was n member
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new boy was born Thursday
to the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kages, $50 North Front
street.
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Rome, August THE Messaaero
says that the German ambassador
has informed the italian government
that Germany has sent simultaneous
ultinisturs to Russia and France.
The German government In its ulti-
mstum asked Russia to suspend her
mobilization within twelve hours. In
the demand sent to France, Germany
requires France to inform her with
IN eighteen hours whether In case
OF war between Germany and Russia,
France would remain neutral.
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Washington. August mo action
has been taken by the United States
on the proposal for Ambassador Her.
rick to represent Germany In
France, but officials expect such
duties will devolve upon Ameri-
can diplomats generally In Europe
and will be assumed by them.
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Chicago, August For the first
time since the declaration Of war by
Austrih the Chicago wheat market
opened in normal way. The first
transactions showed change Of not
TO exceed one cent as compared with
the night before.
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London, August liking George
sent an urgent message TO the Rus
sian emperor in an effort to avert a
European war.
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London, August THE bank OF
England has raised it's discount to
ten per cent.
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f. A. Fisher is in Minneapolis to.
day.
William Hughes, Jr. of Lake Crys-
tai was in Mankato on business to-
day.
DIR. r. G. Olson OF Nicollet was
In Mankato on professional business
today.
John A. White is in a very criti-
cal condition at his home on Clark
street.
Mrs Albert Just and Miss Lena
Just of Rapidan visited in Mankato
yesterday.
Warner Clements drove to Mime.
apolis yesterday in a 1915 Buick au,
tomobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Sundt returned
home yesterday after visiting rela.
tives at Fairmont.
Miss Gertrude Clements Is visit.
ing friends and relatives at Winnie
bago for few days. F'.
Miss Elizabeth George Is spend
ing few days at Winnebago, visit
ing relatives and friends. ..
Mrs. G. o. DALEY and daughter,
Marion, left today for Window,
where they will visit friends.
Miss Minnie Kroon of saltwater is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
II. C. Kroon, lis Van Brunt.
Miss Lulu Chapel Of Batavia, New
York, Is visiting her cousin, Miss
Nellie Cray of South Second street.
Luverne Herald; Mrs. e. A. Hike
and the baby went to Mankato We'd
nesday to spend q couple OF weeks
with relatives. E
Mrs. Flora Haynes. who was cali
ed to Redwood Falls by the death
OF her brother, L. H., Hodge, return.
ed home last night.
: Mrs. c. Hopkins and daughter. Lu.
cile, of Westbrook, are visiting In
the city at the home Of Mrs. Joseph
Hannah on Wilton street.
Miss Ruth Klemmer OF Faribault
and Miss Agnes Young of Mianeapo-
lis arrived today to spend week
with Mrs. George w. sugden.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Schoelkopf of
525 Hickory street have returned
from a ten days trip to Milwaukee.
West Bend. Chicago, Dayton and
Omaha.
Miss ". Engelmann OF ST. James
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Paris, August THE Bank OF
France raised its discount rate from
AZ to 6 per cent; its rate for loans
from 5Ka to z per cent.
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Randall Quits Job.

Boston. August 1.-Discouraged be-
cause the legislature has failed to
enact legislation he believes neces-
sary. and to increase his salary OF
$4,000, Frank L. Randall OF Minneso-
Ia chairman OF the board of prison
commissioners, has resigned, accord.
ing to authentic information today.
New Clothing House.
Inc Meagher building at sos
South Front street is being repaired
and will soon be occupied by the
Model Clothing house. owned by
Sam Bernstein. who has line of
these establishments throughout the
country.
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London, August THE National
Penny bank, an institution with many
branches where small deposits were
received 10 closed.