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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
BOTH SIDES ARE
SURE OF VICTORY
Campaign for Presidency Is
Officially Closed.
HEAVY BETTING ON RESULT

EVumdted al Least TWO Million Dol
lars 10 Wasered on Outcome In New
York City AIone-Hughes Is Favorite
ut Odds Of 10 to 7H.
New York, Nov 6.-The business Of
preparing the American voter for ex-
ercise of his choice as to the next
president of the United States has
come to a close.
Saturday marked the official ending
of the free-for-all scramble for votes,
first by the most remarkable stumping
tour a candidate ever took; second, a
reunion manifested by a great many
leaders at least of the two wings of
Republicanism that split four years
ago: third, by raising of the issue of
war or peace.
Both Democrats and Republicans
are supremely confident of victory
Both great parties wound up the
campaign by flood of advertising in
newspapers throughout the country.
which in volume has not been sur
passed In political history
President Wilson said his last word
at Shadow Lawn at "old home" day
Judge Hughes delivered six speeches
in New York. His last and crowning
effort was at mass meeting in Madi-
son Square Garden.
Haniy Closes at indianapolis.
OF the other aspirants for presi-
Dental honors, the Prohibitionist can
didate. J. Frank Hanly. completed his
appeal for votes in his home city of
Indianapolis, and Allan Benson. So
cialist candidate. spoke In Louisville.
Probably $2,O00,00O will change
hands here alone Tuesday on the YER
diet which the American voter regis
ters at the polls. Toward the end
there was a rush to get money down.
the odds fuctuating fractionaliy around
10 to 7h on Hughes.
Colonel Roosevelt made his final
appeal for Judge Hughes at Bridge
port. Conn.
A feature of the windup was the
share contributed by the women. A
special train of women workers stop
ped its 17,000-mile transcontinental
journey Friday night. It's speakers
were called into service in various
stump talks in New York Saturday.
In the Democratic camp the WON
ems bureau sent women cartoonists
over the city drawing campaign pic
lures to illustrate points made by
women stumpers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
GERMANS LOSE
ROSCA HEIGHT
POumanianS Win Position
From TeutOnS.
RUSSIANS ARE DRIVEN OUT
Portions of Main Position Southeast
Of Lemherg Taken by Storm by Aus
tro-Germans-Stubbo Battles Rag
ing in Stokhod Region Of Vothynla.

o-Germans-Stubborn Battles Rag
ing in stokhod Region Of vothynia
London, Nov. 6.-Rosca height
southeast of Altschanz, on the Hun
garian fronts, has been occupied by
the Roumanians, the German war Of
fee announces. In the region of Pre-
deal, Austro-German forces recaptur
ed position from the Roumanians.
The Roumanian war Office an
nounced that Roumanian troops have
advanced to the west of Buzeu stream
and also at Table Butzi on the Tran
sylvanian front West of the jul the
pursuit of the Austro-German forces
continues There has been a lombard
ment all along the Danube.
Portions of the Russian main posi-
tion on the Narayuvka river. south
east of Lemberg, were taken by storm
by Austro-German troops, 1t is an
nounced officially from Berlin.
Attacks on German positions on the
Somme front northwest of Cource
lette and in the Gueudecourt-Les
Boeufs sector were repulsed. the Ger
man war office announces.
The continued retreat of Austro
German forces in the jul valley on
the Southern Pennsylvania front is
announced by the Russian war office
Additional prisoners and four guns
have been captured by the Rouman
ians.
Stubborn battles are raging in the
neighborhood of the villages of Michi
shou and Lipnicadolno, in the Stok
hod river region in Volhynia
Strong German forces entered the
British trenches near Cuinchy, seven
miles east of Bethune, says the Brit
ish official statement, but the invad
ers Immediately were expelled. The
Germans launched a counter attack
east OF Gueudecourt, the statement
adds. but they suffered heavy losses
in proportion to their strength.
There was intermittent cannonad
ing along the Somme front and In the
region of Fort Vaux and Fort Douau
mont. north of Verdun, the French
war office announced.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
CITIZENS BATTLE BANDITS
Attempt to Rob Bank at Randolph
MINI, Falls.

st. Paul, Nov. 6.-In a battle be-
tween bandits and citizens in the vii
lage Of Randolph. thirty-three miles
from st. Paul on the Great Western
railroad, two OF the bandits were
wounded by farmers seeking to pro-
tect the bank.
None of the citizens was injured,
though many narrowly escaped death
from the pistols Of the robbers.
The bandits were frightened away
from the bank before they could open
the inner burslar.proof safe. The bank
has no vault
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
BAKER ELECTED PRESIDENT
10 Named Head Of Minnesota Educa.
tIonal Association.

ST. Paul, Nov. 6.-By a majority OF
28S votes over his two opponents, G.
c. Baker, superintendent OF the AL
bert Lea schools, was elected presi
dent of the Minnesota Educational as.
sociation. His vote was 772. His next
nearest opponent was c. A. Prosser. di.
rector Of the William Hood Dunwoody
Industrial institute OF Minneapolis
whose vote was 245. John Munroe,
superintendent of schools at Fari
bault, was third with 239 votes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
Was Shot Five Times.

Beloit, Wis. Nov. 6. - Police inves-
t.gating the shooting OF an unidenti.
Ned man found partly submerged in
Rock river. three miles upsAream. dis
covered evidence indicating the man
put up . terrific struggle. He had
been shot Ave times. Evidence thus
far leads to the belief the murder was
the result OF several men seeking re-
venge on the dead man, believed to
have conducted Q gambling rssort
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
PRICES INCREASE IN FRISCO
Advances on Thirty-two Items Are
Recorded in Week.

San Francisco, Nov = Advances
since last week in the prices of thirty
two items of their stocks were enume-
rated for retail grocers of this city by
the Retail Grocers' association
Matches, starch, French sardines
and saratoga ships are included in
the increases.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
FARMER STUNG FOR $4,000
Aged Missouri Resident Victim o,
Race SWlndlers.

st. Joseph. Mo-, Nov g. Boone
Fancher. an aged farmer of Holt coun.
ty. has appealed to the st. Joseph po-
lice to assist in apprehending four
men who recently defrauded him of
$4,000 in a fake race swindle.
Fancher's young wife was found
dead in the yard ct their home at Sa-
vannah. Mo. two years ago. following
Q motorcar ride to st. Joseph. A Sa.
vannah business man was tried for
the woman's murder. but was acquit.
ted
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
Receive Mall Via Deutschland.

Washington, Nov. 6. German Am
bassador Won Bernstorff spent most
of the day plowing through 500 pounds
of mail brought from Germany on the
submerchantman Deutschland. Along
with the official mail were numbers OF
letters to embassy servants. who had
not heard from their relatives in the
fatherland for many months
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
Diver Stllt q FreInhter.

New London, Nov. 6. - The special
board oe survey appc:uted to investi.
gate the status Of the Deutschland
has notified Warrington she is q mer.
chairman. Just - she was when she
reached Baltimore last summer.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
BJORNSTAD GOES HARVARD
Former Minnesotar Becomes Professo,
of Military Science.

st. Paul, Nov. 6. Captain Alfred
w. Bjornstad, U. 8. A., formerly oi
this city, has been assigned as pro
fessor of military science at Harvard
university by the war department. i,
was announced In Washington
Captain Bjornstad is we'll known in
st. Paul, having been prominent
member of the Minnesota Boat club
and other organizations. He was a
member of the Thirteenth Minnesota
infantry in the war with Spain.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
Liner Beats or U.Boat.

Toulon, Nov. 6.-The French liner
Doukkala reports an attack by SUBJ
marine. which 1t beat on after a fight
lasting three-Quarters OF an hour, con
Quoted at q range of 5000 yards. The
submarine IL said to have fired seven
ehn1la
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
VESSELS CLASH
OFF IRISH COAST
Steamers in Collision During
Severe Storm.
LOSS OF LIFE IS HEAVY
Reports Say Both Ships Went Down
and That as Far as Known There Is
Them-Casuaities Placed at 1oO


London, Nov. 6.-The London and
Northwestern railway steamship Con-
nemara, bound from Greenore to Holy
Head with passengers, collided with
another vessel. The death toll is
about 100.
The railway company says it Is un-
able to state whether any Americans
were aboard these vessels, which sell
dom carry saloon passengers.
The Connemara collided with the
steamship Retriever in the Irish chan
mel Both vessels were sunk. So far
as is known there is only one sur
vivor from both ships. One of the
worst gales ever known was raging.
A Lloyd's dispatch from Belfast says
the collision occurred off Carlingford
Lough, an inlet on the Irish coast. The
Retriever was inward bound.
A few bodies have been washed
ashore on the County Down coast. The
dispatch says ii is feared 100 lives
have been lost
The marine superintendent of the
London and Northwestern railway
said that so far as he knew there
were only fifty passengers on the Con-
nemara. The crew numbered thirty
one.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06

follow has not yet arrived.
"As they were returning, some OF
our torpedo boats were shelled for q
brief time without success by four
British cruisers
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
British Steamer In Flames.

London, Nov. Ga Lloyd's dispatch
from Falmouth reports the British
steamer Ponus ashore and on fire in
Falmouth bay.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
WOMAN PERSUADES RoBBER
TO RETURN LOOT.

Pittsburg, Nov 6. - You're
the best little persuader ! ever
met" gentlemanly youthful
burglar told Mrs. Jean Marshall
as he returned $4,000 worth of
jewelry and half OF $40 he had
taken while she watched and
talked.
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6terni&nuppen.

Gie itaotiihe Stcucrrriifungs=
Veh0roe bot Den Stellermertb bes ME
lIgen gelibtbums oergSisconlin Min
neiota Siebt & @opcr 60. bon ST.
100000 ouf 81, 100000 bcifnittett.
Die Gompann bate UNI 0erabiebung
eaf $1,050000 beantraqt.
2ie decentralization Der Der.
fradlten Cattle engineering 60. be
trogen iiber $4,000. Die 9eitanoe
$4,000. Sic groBten @lalbiger itno
Die Commercial Credit So. bon Bal
tintore 81 $50. 0 so, Die Securitp
9onf ill $4,000 uno @oroon, Can &
@oroen 81 $500. Cattle ieluit bot
It'd bis lebt nod nid)t mieoer hliden
lniien.
Go5 @eiunbbeitsnmt plc1i oie
etobiiruna elmer oficntlidea 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Ahtritt) in Dem
t3ebouhe Der S~tnolsbanf.
Nr. ". Chart fiinoiat
lid Den Stimmoebern OILS Sheriifs-
faloioat bel Der Grimarnobl on 5.
Seetember ouf Dem ncniofrut;iden
Sldet on. @r. Glarf 1T elm 0urh-
aus oerlGBlider uno iGhiger Monn
nno muiterbnftcr 8iiraer uno err
iuuroe Dem 4mte. lpcnil ermGblt, il.
d)ertlh ale Gbre MADDEN.
Won fam es Iidl idrmcr Dor
%itcLlen, Dab in Der @iBc aan5e 0atio.
men UNI einen Glab an Der 9 onne
fompfen. IS ideint iif cher nm Ell
men Elos al Der g ommc5 l ban
oeln.
Sempord mltantnr. 9Sriiber
toudlte in oen 8unostogen imfner
Die Sceihlonge ouf. Sette muB
Die Nahridlt bon Der beporitebenoen
@efangennobme &inos eeniigen.
ghlnorb Samltels non @inono
mare aeitern Nohmittog i'm bieiigen
offentliden 8oo beinahe ertrunfen.
Gr aing bereits gum hrittcn Mole
inter els 8oiter Berg. elmer Ser
Gulietcr. ouf Die Roth oes 9ooenoen
oufmcrflam mlir6e uno ihn hernu5.
500. Somltels erbnlte lid in flr5cr
Set.
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grunoeigentbumsmarft

GoIgenoe @run0eiaenthums.llehe
%trngungen muroen in Den iesten ga.
Gen porgenomme1:
Grace $. 4rcnner an Stto 9ats
itn0. GiQeHthum nohe 6. mo
Mftiininpi StraBc fir $4,000
s5rco &. Sortipc[l an @uis So.
On. Gi0entFulu nlli Der Aor0-
ieitc fiir $ 700
9lict ). 9ilicn an Gomarn Gid
icr. Gteenthum IN Guolosfo.
fur $500
II. >. 3ohI BON @eitbn nerfoufte
on Sol. Nor pom Niilnino
giaentbur1 in 8onaor mir $500
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aus benz sseloe: n@s iiebt opd) jest
oiih bel inns onoers aus. alS Sic mel
mem. Gos eab miranIoB su meiterenl
9ricflpefiel. oenn id, fonnte mir uid,t
oorltellen, bob oil Der inreren @il-
lensfroft gum 4neriif uno @ioer-
Iiono bel miercn Gruppen it'd aud
llur ous Ieiiete oeonocrt hdtte.
Is ltcllte lif aud gleid1 heroits.
ooB es aor nid)t 10 eenlcint mor ulio
Oarltm mar es Gut. oob mir in
freunoidloitlihem @ehanfenoiStullld)
chamber peritehen leruten. 9ie ga,
dc licgt 10: 9toh beinabe 5mei eSabren
&rlegfiibrtng 5eigt Der SoInat ielbit.
oerlt0noilf elm onoereS @ciidt, ais
belm Aus5ne 1914. 3rbollle lodi oic
fricolid)e 8erufsorbeit mn tic rei5t
Dcnte nteDr oenn nor 3Cbn Wondien.
Die Secle lit h gemorben, Die
Gnnpflnoung fn~orrtger. Nm Die
&rle9sldrcfen bat mon iidl &c
10 0 } II pft mr. 3i1 iehr. Sh1nut3
un0 Sdlomm. sSlieqcn mn Rnttet.
8etter nnb Sturm bier @ofen or.
trogen miliier, lit Elm amber 2ine. OILS
5ipei Sabre nit linen 3ulommenou.
modlIef, ME Die Hinoe nit Den,
Stonm. Menih uno Groe nejnlell
oa niel BON chamber an. 9as Sc
mlltb miro ober, Die @Ield)qilltigfelt
ae9eu qroBe 8efobren unb aenaltlgc
Gilorude madlt it umpfer. Iic
Ginf6rmiefeit oes 9ienites on orau-
Ben ioroert oonnelte iceliife @ioer-
i%tonoafroft. 0nai oeboren itarfe
Hcrpen. DDS gauge aricgsGehep sr-
ldeint bliBurtig mie Elm ~ungebeurer
&abn uno mchr uno mebr poot Die
Stnnloiiafeit bieies Gdl~tberdRfalls
.tber Dos oeutIdle Noterlono son Mcr,
idlen mo Idilttclt i'm I'M Slefs
il e 1t.
Aber nus hot NIT ser Albnohnae
0oterl0nbi'der Strait ODER @eiilnl1nq
rein gar nidlts 81 thun. Die StoB-
trait Der Srltppen lit sic oIte. ia
Scr Miac su liegen oeroreio d +
lid, lie LANCER Der Grieq omlert. Scr
Grimm lpdhit uno Die Muth ilber oic
geitohlene Set ON heimiid)en Serb
redt lid crit red)t in bte 00he. 9orl,nt
MAIDEN ole Ole eine unbeinlid,
faIid)e Redlnune, meldle ouf Ole Mil-
biefeit Der oeutiden 3r1tppen 3Gbler1
noer in ibren enoaiiltigen Sieg 3mei-
rel lese1. 0o fennt man ocrl 9e1tt=
idlen nidt. Sem Stols bIeibt sob.
$50 er lteht, oo # eht er. 0ot
po0e1os oos 9lut ietner &omeruoeil
ben 8oben getranft unb trdet Der
@ino, Der oes IbenoS leiie in Die
jrnaen Soaten iIiitert, etlpos BON
bcn @eilterinnen ser Sooten an Ieln
DIR, bnnn lit Dem Seine tlllr ems 8l
rotben: IS meg! Ionit miro err
81 gooen gcitoBen."
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Ihlitpft iparen. Ga5 hurhgeiugtc
1Senltergitter legt ItiQidmcigcnoes
}eugniB baron ab. oui melhem NE.
&c Die einaeiperrten 8erbreder, relp,
Seroohtigen ihren gSea IN oas tSrele
cingeidlaaen batten.
Gie ulcr Monaer, peld)e entfloben
iulo;
@ult. Spcrion Elm im Neroedlt tic.
bel Der &Segelagerer.
9tcr YapleB, ocs Iiebitablea Der.
ood)iIgr.
Jboluos Golobnn, ebenfnls Gin
peroadtiger Gieb.
Sad 8riolo. Der ief)5 Mtonate al)-
5ulleen Bate, neil ct nut eineu1 jun
gen 8eib5bilo oulonrmenlebte.
Sberlif 0eore :. Sitter. Der in
0eballoe ihloft. hot nid,t 0os 8c-
ringite III Der Hdd)t benerft. obgleid'
Ole Gefdltgenen bel lbrcr 6luflt nidlt
opne 8erdlIld) georbcitet baben fone
mem. Gr lit ser Mcinung ooB cine
fyrou Die 0elferSbeI1erin Der 9onbc
mar. Sic beludlte Cor einigen 8agelt
Die 0%efongenen un6 mag bel 0ieler
@eIegcnbeit oehieIbcn et,le 6eile ODER
Gage 3ugeiteft baben.
IS lit ungebrauhlidl 10 piele 0e-
ianQene in cine 3ele at itedcll a6er
i'll oieienl Sale inar Der 5beriii ge.
5munaen oa3uL neil feporoturcu int
@efdngriB altsgefiihrt merben uno
Der Baum belhr1ntt mar.
0ieies lit oie erite erfolgrride
tSlud)t BON @efanaenen lett oer5iuflt
bon Ycte Cunningham mo 3rpei on-
oercn Rdltberu. Die itdD ibren &eg
ourf} Den Genentbooen uro oiegSaro
geluilbIt bottefl mo pofilr ipdter elm
0ieidnnniBm0rter Der Nitl1ilfe he.
ld)aloigt nno Detroit rpnroe.
Suit Spcrion nun Sad HrioIo.
arpei Der bier 6liihtlinqe. muroet1
Diitt1pod Nhcn0 bein 9unfelmerben
micoer errpiift. lin ) llhr 0iittluotl
Nud)ntittog muroe Ghef @ebbcr BON
elmer 6rou in Sonb 9ofe Goilec te.
lcuboniifl in acnntnib geiett bob in
ihrer Hodbnrihatt Drci %peroddlttqe
eieielen berumlunoerten. Ser Gbef
IN 9egieitunQ non slpei on0eren Be,
omten heaaben iid iofort ouf Die
&crfolaung unb es GILLETTE linen Die
5mei oben 8enonnten nndl Iorqen,
Suhct ein5ufonqen. Ger 9ritte.
@ouleB, euttam uno bon Dem Bier.
fen. GnlIobon, bat man bis Jest nid1ts
luicoet geIeben.
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Yerionalia.

&rn. l,nb 6rou IIfreo
u utteImonn, Borre Mllls,
luurbc ein Sohn aeboren.
9r. un6 Srou e m Z. N ii l..
Ter, bon Settlements uno Eod1tcr
VI limo bon ihrer Reiie aus Dem
Giten 3urllfgefehrt uno lpiiieu hcppll
Dlel gu e~r5ohlen. IN Baltimore
uobnten lie oud einc:.' gnuteti bel.
hoS 5n Gbren Der Ntmnnid,oft ocS
i.ntariee 0onbelsbeotS g g d.
III II ," eeqebcn mnrbe. an6 Gas mar
i,d'erIid Elm hiitpriid)es GrIebni5.
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sF Sin anaIeRSer 0miten idfuGdjt
5as Sni.em.

2elnet nid)t an sitem uuoIcnocfl
Suiten, Der Guer Spitem idlpadt -
ioroerr bolt eine 5loihe bon Or.
Sings Hem Giscopcrn, in @ebroud)
,eit iiber 40 Sobren uro beIfenS I'll
len, bic eS benllben. ser beionftiaenoe
6ibtenboliom nit Cheer belt Die IT.
ritierten Butt Taiioee:. = b%e'onitigt
bic reuben Glote, lott Sen SGleim
:lnh nerbinbcrt es, bob Ser a0rper
tpn Dem 9uiten eridliittert miro. Or.
airgs Hep 0isconerp ber1lriod)t mo-
tilriide1 Sdlof uno bilit Scr Iotur,
Glld geiuao MAIDEN.
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unfnaAGbronH.

Bel einent ~Soprioe", in melfeu
cine unoeidifte 2cnferin Dos Auto
in einen @robcn on Scr Ntornlo1
Goutce Roo0 l%teuerte. brad Sri. SD
mon, cine Aufmorterin in einem Nc.
.itouront Der Stnot. mcbrere ai1oden
uno rcnfte iif Die eine Suite aus.
Die T%crunqlildte muroe in Gin Spltol
umtcraehradlt uno mlrn einiQe go.
den lang an feiner GcranilqltngS>
lntrt mehr t|heiluehmm fonnen.
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8iseonlin.

Ter Sang Ser Moifmsrotten,
Der nur bon ba3a 51ttdti9ten 6dr-
ltern otsaetbt meroen bari, Ii in
oielem Sabre ilberols reidlld gerue-
icn, oern Is mAroen, mie int Gonler
uotiens Ccporiemcnt III Wabilon
beridltet, nielt npeniaer mic 5o,534
Observation-Disclosures gefan9en. Die
Ndllte oieict Rattcn brud1tetl $50.
220.60 bel gIildIihen 5ongeru elm.
Gin e,a5ioer Sornler hutte 1925
Staten Qefon9cn. bic linn $o303.6Q
elnbradfcn.
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Observation-Disclosures

Sn 8inona iid)erten iih on 0iels
tag Chloe 9. @oblpoff bon Mime.
opoIis uub Snphia ). Moiber bon
ga Grollc einen 9oh5eitserloubnil3
ldein.
Soicpb @neiner, St5 ii.ol. 6. Stro.
&c, n1o Sennie &nmpitro, ebenfaas
Don bier, 'uurbe eln 0eirotbsid,ein
bon unlercn Gountp Glert ollsge-
Itelt.
Anton arunl. 1915 &cit Ipenuc,
mo tSrteoa @offn1onm BON Snoloato
IieBen lid ON Wlttmod, einen sci
rotbsihein onsiteuen.
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Ypliseiseridt.

antiogcu gegen lieben @rllnobe.
itbet, Die DOM @eirnobcits Tepartc.
nleltt uerfId9t mor0en morenl neil
tie Die Norgeidlriebeneu Gerbinounqcn
NIT oen 4bteitunqeu nid)t genod)t.
eertogte 8idltcr @unt bis u. 1tuault,
nod0en Die GertIoQten bcharpteten
nuldulolg gu icin.
ylddl elucr brciio0iQcn 3ouie
rollnlte 1td)tcr SUIT am Gien5tug
uno N9itttuod) nit oen folgenoen Sol
ten dut, tn oenen e@ iif nm lleber.
trctunQcH Der Observation-Disclosures
hanocltc.
Honieo &%arninoer. iubr ohne
vGlmner@4 $3.50 Strafe.
geo @otolsfi, hottie Nbcno5 feine
Goterncu bremen; $500.
Nhitlpp :. Mtartun, iutr obrc
0umnter: $3.50.
otto &&o0}pusti. modte oaSielbe
&erQebcn; $50.
6ront SCHNEIDER nulBte mcoen
~ 5pee6cn" $3.50 be5obleit.
Z. 8 RilIer ioll icine Gar 4heuos
obre 9eIeud}tuna iteI,en oeloiien ID
ncH. Gr erti0rte lid nidt ihuIoig nro
lcln &crhor finoet am ~. Sui ltatl
Gountn $ 8eridjt.
1eter Sous mlroc or1 Montag
Dem 8idlier ltnter oet 9cld)uIoiarne
poraefillrt. Elm 9igouiit 81 fem. gr
oer5idltetc ouf Gin 8crbor nno muroe
inter $1,000 Hiirgifoit benz 3reiS,
i%iberpieicn. Scine gegeit-
uortlNe 6rou heid1uIotQt Inn Tic &c
9eirotbet 3ll hoben mobrcro er nod
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ldbe.
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lit Ole %ajt delouht.
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Som Sooe abberufen.

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ltoIfers, Mlttter Der o elnigen Sob-
ren geItor5enen t5rau 4. u. 0otter.
Dam. itorb ON Gleustae Moraen I'M
Neim bon Or. @dtieronnt. POS juol.
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lDobnte. Sic Beritorbene murbe IS
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elnes SdyIo9dnfaaes. ben lie am l..
Wtal ,. s. erIitt. Jrau Gbriitofiers
lullroe in 9onnoner geboren urlb fam
nit ibren Gltern mad 4merita. DIT
Der Ausnobale Don einigen 0robfin-
bern bInterlaBt iie feine noberen Ser.
luanoten. Shire Sodter Itarb Dor
nler Sabren mo ibr ein3iger Sobn
i'll leeten 5obr, Rad elmer 9corGh.
niBfeier ON Nittnoh ~gtadpnittog
muroe bic 2eihe nod Wooiion, ibrer
frltberen 9eimatb, sur 8eeroigule
gcianot.
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FAINTER lougjohriQer 8~emohner Der
9soroieite, itnrb um gtoutog in DO
ben AIter uon 81 Sohrcn. Ser 3uo
ereilte DEN olien Mann i'm 0oule
ron Ghorles 9omitridl. Ala Galeoo-
mia StraBe. 0rn. @ilcor'S @eimtb-
beit35uItono mar tn ben leeten Sob-
relt nidlt Der bette, uno Der Soo mar
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Mtontog inter ben Au'pi5ien Der
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6rie0bnfe itoit.
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fiel Sri. Clara Sndion. $40 iioI. l..
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in ibrem Sem itnrb, Der 9ise 5rtr
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Qtre 3eit trQntlid, ooh ldlien ibr gu
rano nid)t acknowledgement 81 leilt.
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outer 0inoe, oodl eeeen Mitternadt
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tern. 5Iuci Sdneitern unb ein @rll-
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tic auf geiuh meiltc. 0ie Geritorhene
ludr bier gut befannf.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIRCUIT
COURT. LA CROSSE COUNTY.

RHoDA JENKINS, Plaintiff
vs.. NlIlIl0lN.
GEORGE JENKINS Defendant
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN TO
THE SAID DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
to appear within twenty days after ser
vice of this summons, exclusive of the
day of service, and defend the above
entitled action in the Court aforesaid;
and in case of your failure so to do,
judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demand of the com
plant, of which a copy is duly Oh file in
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of La Crosse County, Wisconsin.
BALDWIN & BOSsHARD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
P. o. Address, La Crosse, Wisconsin.