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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

tccnth bank TO close in North Dakota
since November 10.
Mr.. Lotus said plans are under way
for rcopcning of the closed institutions,
hut none have resumed yet. The State
Industrial Commission, at n meeting
this afternoon, adopted resolution au.
tborizing the bank of North Dakota not
to honor checks or drafts drawn by
county trcasurcrs unless the money In
needed TO meet urgent obligations.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
LOSS IN BANK CLEARINGS
Local Exchanges o.s Per Cent Below
Same Week Last Year

The weeks transactions by tho bank
Of the local Clearing House Association
show further declines, the total being
$l2G. S13 go. against S430.3O7 ,32j the
corresponding week last year, or loss
of O.S per cent.
Total exchanges of all the clearing
houses of the United States. as compiled
by the Commercial and Financial
Chronicle, were SS. .052. 900, ,704. com
pared with $9,702, ,075, ,901, loss of
~ per cent.
Comparisons follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

charters for Ave new national banks
with II total capital Of $4,000 were is.
sueu during the past week, according
TO the statement of the comptroller OF
currency. Five banks Increased their
capital by $l35,OOO, while three volun
tary liguidationS We're also reported.
included IN this latter group is the Lin
com NauonHl Bank, of Rochester, y,
Y" with capital of $1,000 900 1t is
understood the bank Is to be consolidated
with the Alliance Bank, of Rochester
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
IN. ,,n1 nrRs OF trRsT MORTGAGE

TO lhn nor lent forty-year sinking fund gold
hHgds IHgd g Of Pittsburgh Terminal Railroad
STd'Cc and Coal COMPANY dated Jqly J. ig92 rGo,,,,
NO''I I,ompgny, trustee under mortgage
ITgs' IL0m pIttsburgh Terminal Railroad and Coal
tS trCmpdny dated JT PH2 Pyc E CS5s
an an.iissSSeaT Sinking Fund Gold Bonds of said
P%%ttDus6 TermnGl RrdsS R"rGad and TT., Goal Ds
Conlp'mmit NJ IFS office. No. 3l7 Fourth ave-
par IN the city of PittsbuGh, Pennsylvania,
nnuhl nn,l = p. M, TUESDAY: DccSemher :. 1920;
tca!ru fSr purchase and retirement from un-
issuss,tJ M cash in the Sinking Fund. which
NV NV. mounts to Sl53. 3S03s. The sight Is
T'TTtntE COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
dated at pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, No
yrmbcr II. 1870,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
FINANCIAL
IT1, 1,snACH C2MEFAENnYn Enn oEST El1FTEIxIEAATF. CSiIAT.
sINkk'HTRR HTRRtiST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS;

ERAL5 innSoposais Will he receiysd until 3
2. m" W'TWE PROvIDENT LIFE AM
ofhce, h roNPANY OF PH1LADELPHlA'
TRUSs1To CHESTNUT t street, philadelphia: Trus, Trus;
No. tS' The 70 - then Ss WifsbAcH q Sl hpy ycoS Gs!
cf many ybO SotT MIN Of s12T l36,70 applicable
PANi siHnking Fund will pay for.
10 IN, %, hids at a price not exceeding par
loves, interest will be considered, and
and accrtungdI he parties Offering them, will
ADVISED at once and P2ymSfst P9rSynsfer W ,Se
made On pSscember o. 1920. Interest on the
tonds "m so accepted will cease OH Decemoer
R iggOirr irrustoe reserves the. right to reject
The ali bids not satisfactory to SAID
nnSystCs U The ocrs Of bidder, UNKNOWN Sv s, TO-
iactory rty5't' wo or moro bldde,s. bid the same
should LI"o L"o Tho number OF bonds taken
lowest each viii be as nearly as praeticaoie
proo..rrS6saIs rSSs should be indorsed Proposals
Pr9po's sale Of bonds of Welsbach Com
~ and addressed to
pa"' ASA S. WING. President.
,, ppOvIDENT LIFE AND TRUST
THE br6NpANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
,oo Chestnut street Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
THE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD COMPANY

Cleveland. o., November Goth. 1870,
Sealed proposals for tho sale of General
Mor'gag" Bonds of this Company for account
Of the Sinking Fund.- at not to exceed par
and accrued interest, to the amount OF
iM0go.OO viii be- received at the Office Of
Messrs. Wtns!pw. l.anier g. Company, 20
Csdar Street. Now ioriH y. Y. to the close
Of business December 3lst. 1920. Proposals
must m1gntr series Of bonds. "a, 'R, :"
"C' "r -" and also. in the case of series
3D. mu" indicate the numh,r of bonds
each r sprrtiv"ly. Bonds accepted will he
PAYABLE January 3D. 1921. with interest "a
that date, ~ tn Office of M"ssrs WinsIow
on lhtt day the right Is reserved to reject
The bid. ''''O'
J. Z. KTOSS, Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

WIN ~" exception Of Greek exchange,
which fell to new low record of So5
the Central European exchanges were
momnal as follows: Austria. 81: Fin
hnd, IVA ltumania, l.45: Czccho-Slo-
Nakla' l2O Jugo-Slaviu, ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

The New York Subtreasury lost $780,
GOO to the banks yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
19 N. DAKOTA BANKS FAIL
Another Added to List-They Won't
Honor County's Checks

BismaTk. y. d.. Doc. Ally A..
PD--CIosing of tho Citizens State
Bank Of Antlor, in I}ottincau county
due TO depleted reserves, was an
nounrcd last night by Q. r. Lofthus,
state bank examiner. This is the nine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

After the first hour. quotations were
cables 3.47; franc cables 5gV rharks
9.'S; lire cables 3,57, checks 3.5G: Bel
GGIn ia cables 6'3l, checks G,33; marks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

The premium on New York exchange
IN Montreal today was practically un,
changed at l44 per cent. The discount
on Canadian funds in New York was
VI changed at 49, per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Nomnns southern IIOmpOpath thic
uo.nitnI No. 730 South Broad Street will
'akr place at 3 O'Clock. y. M. December
WV BY order Of President,
AMELIA b. HESS. VI. y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

AnaConda's November output totaled
lllOO,OOO pounds of copper, against
'l,OOO, 900 in October
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

One hundred Chicago city banks bid
for city deposits, but instead OF per
cent interest as expected by city Off
cials, downtown banks bid only per
cent and outlying banks 3la per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

The average price of twenty active in.
duStrial stocks declined O22 per cen,
yesterday to 77OS. while twenty rail
roads advanced 008 per cent to 1855.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
Bomb Damages Seville; Three Hurt

Seville, Spain, Dec. 4.--IIcavy dam
age was done by the explosion of Il
bomb yesterday in business house on
Fabiola street hero. Three soldiers
who were passing received serious in
juries.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

Commercial failures this week In the
United States as reported by r. q.
Dun & Co. are 339 against 21S last week,
263 in preceding week and l43 the CORE =
spending week last year. Failures in
Canada number 80 against % last week.
20 the preceding week and lG last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

les. dyssG 327, 900. 555 $6.0u. 75o $50 SIS
) days ! ,23O. .04G.I71 l.814 POS 023 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

= THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- Stockhodcr Of The Insurance Com
many Of the state of PENNSYLVANIA will be
Il at the office of the Company. 3Os-3lO
W,Inut street for the election Of five 90
Motors to serve for three (3) years and the
,ryansnrton Of any business which may be
P'''"'' JOHN !. r. ROGERS. Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
Financial Briefs

A London cable says gold exports to
the United States during the week ended
December | amounted to f202, 800
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
CAUTION NOTICES

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERS; All psrson.
are hereby caution. d against suppIvin9
labor iHHi"rlHI or stores. bnd--Or haTbor-
ius any m. mlrrs Of the crew Of the French
;, ;. WHcGlfvls, now wing In the p1rt nf
Philadelphia, unless authorized by the under
signed, as no bills contracted without anr
authority will he paid. S~
Furness' Witty q Co.. Bourss elds.. pbia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

/ IL al fll-
ics.5 dys 81 ,507 231 02G $S, $50. O5S. 2O3 SO
All cities,
/ day :. l.3s5, ,4G2 G7s 1.4iG,0l7.GDs A.
cit's. wk,Ss. 052. 600. 7ol 50. 7O2. .075.0Ol II
tPdrtiy estimated. increase.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

STEAMSHIP NOTICES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
Legitimate Trading Unaffected

Of the bills provisions are incorporated
in the bill.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-11-02
-I.etcaer Cir Proves
ToKe Afest ponuiar

NsrmIIlIol. Mo- Miss Marion
Gertrude REaree cf LetcHer senior
III the college of arts and se5enee Of
the university G south Et&KoIa WAS
nouosed FriGa nIgrt Dy ar election
so the position cf MIEs DaKoIa. a role
tina lz aecoraed annually 90 tAe most
uopuisr yuun woman III the unFVeFs-
Try
AEEs kRaree a. eHmpus Queer OF
tha unIEersirv To the year I92a=21.
Sna Will head tRe sEuael parade On
Dakota day N0EemHeF wRen south
Daku1a plays North Dakota ON home
eomIng day n NermIIiI0n
Faer picture with tRsee OF three
gyfmer south uakot q women students,
Will apRear III ERe vanity fa1r section
OF tRe 1a22 Coyote the IunICr aB-
nua which viii De HssHeu this wear.
The eAectIon o Mis- bzE0Ia WAS
participated M uy ooEh TacutEy and
stuaents and Miss kseaFea received q
large maporrrE cf are votes east
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-11-02
REPORT DI THE
national BAMS
0URHEzNCY CONTROLLERS
STATEMENT SHOWS BUT FTYF
FAILURES DURENG TIL
PRESENT YEAR

WashIng gt0n. II. - Nog 4-The
] uatfona nanks OF the seuunrrv~ Hs
pcrten gr0ss EegenHe OF lies
ee9.890 Or % ger cen on tRefr caf4
lfa fer the flscal year enaed las
june 3 said a staEement TO-DAY o.
aonn SKet1au Williams cunrruIEer al
the curFency This. Mr WfItiams
said was a new nigh Fecord
etnty tive bank wen int0 tRe
hands ct FeeeIFers aHrlng the yea a
record exceeded untv o. taat O. tae
wear before when there were IN fast
uFes
Mr Williams declared tHe national
Banks had Haet the severe test OF war
anu FecoHsrructIon IL WA thaI
proved Lnefr solid strength and the
wisaon and fiaefry o. rnose VINO Gi-
rect then
The facts AMI figures IA adaed
'mHsL give tha American peon4 and
wnrfd increased confidence in rRe
safety anu power Of the ndnkIng and
business interests O. TINS cuunrrv
Earnings OF the naHks came IarEe-
Williams. said although SGT .008s00g
was optaiaed fruTl exchange and cel-
tecEion charges and orHe r. rnlSeeIIaae-
oHs sources
Losses charged Of ~ 1he nanKs
Were distributed as follows
S3L.2e8.008 o. Ioans and dis
s6I700.80 o. BONDS and other So
curttses and SS1.099ae0 Oh m4seei-
ianeous iosEes
The BANKS paid interest 10 aeposi-
tors agEregatlng 32s7.sg0.09a their
reports shovel Their taxes amount
est no s79. 4aQ. eco
~TRe snrlnKage IL the EatHe Of
urr principe eummodfEses AM ar
Eicles OF production aUrIng the fiscal
wear ended GcroseT MIR Williams
safd SIS tne gFeasest m commercial
histury mo- ontY III amount put m
proportion CT ERs etecfFHe ID rraHasr
values Er amounts 30 billions OF DEL
lars No SIX years IN Eae nIsteTy OF
the worid nave prough commissions
and cnangss So rFenEen1Cus nf I1-
tense Tne manRer II which orr
panks nave endured these 0raeais IS
NJ impressive Indication ina TREY
were not tempted from THA WAYS on
safety ami hnnesrv Bv tHe. excitement
G { imitation
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-11-02
Crime WAVE
5NEETGHIDAnl
SATURDAY. MIGHT AND SUNftAA
MORNING %klk8S sAEAEETh
TEL

GhFczgU NUT z----@r rxHeEn nersuns
{ are aead anft man others injured as
d FesuIt OF rhe saturGa nigh and
earfy Sunday 0rz4Burst o crime jos
+ riGfng o. drunken urawFeFs. rrw1n
and stree car accidents, auarFels
+ rnbReraes and 01neT eseIments Ennt
tend 10 make numau life oHe OF fhe
poorest of risks IN GnfcaEO
Inciuaed III the list are f0ur muF-
| aers although III 1he adGitIoHa SIX
/ uavzfsrIous and uRsxpiaIRea aeatn s
| there are pronahfv It least fuur more
muraers Fsour Herzou were killed
/ rv railroad rraIns and three G1ed Ne
ger urrn1rg autnmnbiiss after erash-
I'M down. Ii wreck
PERHAPS rHe mGEt highly 0rEzurzed
SERIES OF robRerHRs tooz place III Eltfsl-
nrrst an exclusive suurrb AM 1He
cH4rf &C polsea Efarrv Mzgus WAS faf-
affv snor o. robRRrs The Masonic
/ fraternity mad IuEt eompEesed a new
temple m Elmnurs anG rhe aedfca-
rrou serviess sEere heIG SzGuruay
nixnr Robaers stationed themselves
at a iunei SPOT III 1He street. rnrouEh
! rwaacl1 ali OF prEe1lc2ity al tne Wis g
ers 70 tFae eEup4tAP@0tzit naN@' - DaA%
/ and heIt them up q S tHey came aE0ng.
/ Il IS said trey nad FobeeEi anon SO
persons wnen MzEus 1HEeFfeEed and
wa shct Re Is dvIng IN AZ Etza-
rrFst ngsplGal Tom johnson one Ct
tne robbers mas conHesses 5tI s'ls1o1lns
MagHs
Cnart@s AadaeEnL : ~ EaeAaAaA4'
.zwas TGund asaLsf IN 2 ystssnl foL Snoft-
o after HatrnIEn ~ f% nssrsstaa.
1aeFe were DC sigh cta srrHgeae
and Sc : In eais1 aian valuable leR err
III nIs cfoEn1ng nae mo- Gee
TuFsec.
Anctaer mysserIoHs k1lnEg WAs
tnGb Of W1AaL SanaersoA y n b.
fore He was removed 40 q naspEta.i -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-11-02
Railway Orders
Are Objectionable

LaHe Noraau NUv@2-tn spite or
increased rates anu ali Eae business
tRpgm ear DsEsib4a attend 10 nRe t+FEat {
Northern Is lnaugurzE1ng widespread
economics whicf IL many instances
threaten to curIaiI Ehe service ser +
oHsfy
Among others. an nraer mas been
Issaed ID Is SAID or good authority, /,
Insrructing n agent or fae local
t,rancla re WORE no tnnger tnAn eEEnt
nours Tins mean tina there WILL
se no agent the tOeal aepc G afFer
4.45 g III ana cuRseaHenrty NO oEe
to- sell fieKets CT attend E0 auy u1aer
BUSINESS ter fhe eFRn1ng passenger.
No empress will ea uni0aaed acre II
tHe mrrnfng
rTes new ursfer will fEEsfy 60 INTO
effect so0n A sIEnIlar GREER became
efsecrlve IN Badger las Mnnaay
Considerable eif5sassEFsTacE1Ez - b.
iue expressed over fhe proposed
cnanga py local business men as well
as xhes rravefing public AMI thls VIII
sa rrsatfv increased Jus as soon as
stas rsevv crner gees HERO G1EecI.
fssHerz towns Effected are Badger,
-Hzvtl and Tnuuaas
anusher eeonnn7y InauEuT4tsa y
rse ruai Is rhe FeuucEi0n o. Lac
crews nm rhs rreIgh1s after NoT-1
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-11-02
Daiiy Market Report


&lnRezpoIiS Aov ---CurH---has-
EeG STEADY I'd Etrzr d snaarsa fafr few
ears new cCras Ehaae easier Ne 3
Ealiuw eiesed q ana ssr no. s
HlIzaa BIZ and s5c
0aES-Ijnenanged NC. whites,
znd p over beeeEneer aemand
fGirtp go0c No white e1esed III
5a5sz ami ST z4r NO white at
! Ass and 5e1Ae
tF=-E,emznd fair offerings mod
crate Mo ga AM &c over DeeeHa-
aer Nc rye closed. "a & sI.651s and
9L6s1a
BnFiey Fr1ees unrilanged g. &c
nEgReT g0n1 s'em2nC Tor mating
fsFless eioeed q Sec nna 81
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-11-02
State UffIee
Makes Record

Pierre. hoY 2--The Eeporb cf the
secFernry o. sIata will sngw ERe F--
eeIpts g tina aepar1merr 10 nave
seen S33.IG2z6 TCr rae fEscaI wear
ennln- 5uHe 3 O iaxt. a HeE gain CT 8 81
szI.T5 over the receipts o. 1he pre-
vIoHs year. -.
TRe hIgREst receipts tor any one
month were over $4,000 IN IanuEry
G ( Llis EEar
The automobile department snow
ina for the fIscal yezr there were
IIz.320 motor Fehiefss licensed IN
addi1lon 1.T56 aeafsrs were IteeHsed,
and 1.0l2 cyesss weF grznaed aH-
rnrrTty TO oReraEe
From Jannary &c Juiy ! 1916,
trucks secured Eieanses called fCr ny
private owners arc 3 were ISSUED
gun state and feaEra Hsed Truck II
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-11-02
HARD nDAL lITT-
Pit IS IlnREEaEI
DUNPfN4sS AZ EA4EzTE ERTEE PORTS
ARF I.ssE8-2Es TOM

w ashlnEtou. N0F Z-producaion
& OF bIGumInoHs coal dur1ng nas month
i OF October prona otv was greater tnan
IN aEy October On record exeepr taat
/ OF the war year 19Is an II 1918.
F-when unusual effort were pu forrh
tU piie up surplus or the eve CT tine
t coal strike
Figures Of tAe geological survey
/ Tor TIE e7wes =enaed &C . sagw tnat
TOR tae third week IA Succession the
oUrpu was ABOVE the Il Gee 8e0 ron
MARI The pFoduc5ion GurIng the
week was est1maHed ar 14146.0o0
. tuns an increase OF #5.0e0 tons over
rhe revised figures tor. tire rFeeedIng
wee Te4egrz phlc reports o. t8aa-
Ings o. Monaay Tuesday and Wei
Resaav for the las week snow a IA
crease over TIE correspondent dEys Of
rhe week pEeeeGIng anG Indicate
rnar complete returns On LHe TInaI
week OF 6'ctoBer will ggzIn pass the
Z. eco. 800 ton f1ne
Coal CumHeo at LaEe Erie DcrEs
rnr rraHs-shipnaen o. water 90 the
nurtuwesS durlrg the EweeE enaed
&c - ro1aIed 1.IS8-2IT tons which
was the eesr performance cf 1ha year
with tha sIugte exception q 1na iaEt
week OF AuguEt The figures sn1w
tina the northwest situation Is raBIa-
~ Being taken care or rae PRIORITY
cruer of THe interstate commerce
.cuFumissIon navIng eeen SUSPENDED
CUTTERS rna las week
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-11-02
Fastwaliker, sioux
Indian lis Dearl

MIkter. Nov - asTw zAtker q nEs-
eG 1l0uX indian seuur wnsss n0Ene
VIA on 1He ergw e;FeeE Fszerxa ainn
VINO dfed IN has teRee m HAM euua-
~ while ne was maxim a pII-r1Ia-
age o fhe xarl0Es towns WAS nHe cE
ths RsE Kngwn fnGians eG this triAe.
8ahn Btake ang1RRr Eaeneer CT
are rr1ea Wn0 wasgsa firm frEeud CT
the dead wHrrIcE and sc0nt states
tna Ezstwaiixer wa s yeEFs OF
age
he hGe gRneTAfty eeeu eFedHHsG
uurEEg has Eife with naBIne nurrn g
tn indian WIFI white he wa a
yuuu Exn EsscHed giauErge whites
rruu ncst1ie tnaIan xriEes
SINE tne eariy days FasEwa1ker
wss Knewxs as Eoc1 Kadlan
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-11-02
Fill DANGER
HsS 5IEHS|HEI
WILL. b BUT LITTLE BEsEASE
This WINTER

Igwa Cftg A. Nox 2--AfEsr three
fiHenza duriR the past thFea winters
seems hIEaiE improbable c. Er
50naId T. arIsw0Id state euiaemis-
tcgisE 6 the University @ Eowe tina
tReFe will O. an unusual presence
G tRe fiue GurIn the appFnachlng
cold seasnD
Aec0rn1nw co Etr G&EIswala medical
HISTORY records five epiaemies ct the
fbHa durInE tee past F08 wears Each
@ these mas coEne II three waves ct
wrnwIE- severity Dut rhe rhfrf wave
thauEn Rssufrlng IN the hfEaaEr mCF-
ta11rY rats IA seeu bhe iast irfta
Enza was introduced IN AaertGa with
mild attark III tn sprTng cf 1915
Enls was followed o. more severe
epidemic 1urIng tha earl winter fel-
l1wlnE and L. the iaEe wInfer Ct
IgI@z5o tha epidemic resulted An al
I aiarnainE nurmner oe deaths Nsv the
aanEer IS pas
These VINO Ease mai lnfiHenza and
VINO nave recovered Hee1 not Fear any
/ at1rm1ng renaenrg t0 rurHher sie--
ness says - etrfswuld WhAia 1Ee
G1sease ief KS mark IN an human
system. hs4 gx pi&1ns. fEts VERY fart tina {
{ oH q survived indicates q eerIa1n rus
f geunass @ aeatth anu pTysiaHe Err.
/ efrIsw0ld pEedicfs rnz 1HeKe will o.
/ No markest tendency tG pneuIuonla Or
+ arrw uther disease on 1ha pHrH acT rn1se
/ g. per Gent o zhe Heopi wn0 mad
( the fiU
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-11-02
How Gamblers
Cheated By Cards

Aew KuEiK NuF 2---AzsEzzan D#s-
tKtEt Attorney Met3rath amazed !
court room yesEerGiay ny aceeptIn a
enalienge CT counsel frE Louis krunH-
eerg. indicted OH charge cf chsatIug
aat poksr at Esagtlng 3 deck ct
marked earas rrun their nacKs
the upposrng IHwysr and Lae
Iuags moth sai1 they were unable &c
read tne markingz nrt ME Me3rarh
snrfflea tne aeck and thsn read the
card HACKS nne ny one wftnuu maS
Inc zlnsie mistake
Ekronnser was charges with azIu s
rha marEed carns t0sw1n a srut poEer
pctanE s13.eaa
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Abcrrieen CIR TRIPS
H0idup Man

Aberdeen Nov 2---sews @ aa-
nsRer naidup Off, girl mas eecDEHe
known. Tine police dIscIzIn KNOW +
edge OF IT, This may nut ee snrwety
true. because the poaies are under Or
siers fr1na Rnilee Commissioner La~-
son prohibft1ng thena from g1vrng tne
pubtic amy news cF crimes m tne
city
Tins faseEt a0fGup occurred III ire
ewening ct anurt + naet1ck on See
nnd aEenae near Ehe TnompsOn
yards
EeEen aruith, euDtUyed at tfae
Olympia Ganuy Kircnen was guIng
90 aer nome On First avenue wnsn
81 mar wnnnH sne describes as SNORT
and apparsntiy yuung and EweEr1ng
"a ss0ucf nat. stepped ont from D.
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SuHfio9e 6rowS ln
Frunk OF BIg kfaDse

1Iieidie10wT IA clzrigG-
ffY whfctl - arrFurring MANY Ber
son IN the yar'i CT Mrs. AInry
G Dewitt heTp sunfInwer
grUwTng or c EiAA rruEls ef q
t1rE maple tree some aisEunee
rroTg rhe groun1 Il has a sEsEn
three EeE IN tengtfa aEsi i riuwer
n bioor the s1ze ot Sauerr
A bird Is supposed ta nave gar
ried rhe seed insC fne rree.
wnere It spruuted and taok roc
n the narE
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rapid trains uuEAn Ia Z. .spur 10 G aae-
takEnRs was the meawaasr IL saEeTa
moutns
FuWerTE 1acEcE II EAe uEEurn gn-
ctuaed BRAZILIAN gables savlnE wa
ReiIsEed tae tGan ha1 passed AM al
visIng uuycnaslr Rgte. IggHraer with
active support 4FuE2 IaEEa Iocal inter
est VINO weEe F@-enEgEIEg the ma
YET a1FeT FeeEn hGulazElnL aEa
neavy nuyIng OF contracts against Pc
ported large Sasee to rRa nHvy &C.
DarrmEnE
Ihe cteEe Wa TIrIu2E th@ seSt
p0Ert ce tn@ a= with e'eseTnsRr q
&C. Aaarch 8 9Se and May 97Se
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mint a nuIiaIn znd asked fOr fhe
f2EEe vanity Gase sha ezrrIed
As aiae Stepped e. geg 1t aeeura-
Ing 60 1he girl stnry see uut her
foou on sana trIpPed am
When r. fell Mis- Smith turned
AM. Gied o. her nome anuu naIf a
biocz away Tee fzrheE and brother
I CT 1fae gtrh searched tna Raighborhood
afBer hear1ng ner story bur weFa ua-
aAAe 10 locate rhe eutprit
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@sG0nnpFSVAsats 1fal--A wuman caIEed
Trr 1rry servseeia marHzrrafe enrrt
acre refused &c serve Sae xaIs7 sha
maj ffsEses "a wash and EauEsewnrx "a
ae anG n fnTseF 0-seFve sfa4 woraI.a
not return iHzf z@rflses
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\ Coffee Makes
Steep Advance

New xorA N0y SsG GnfEea made
zensaRlcnai cixm b IN IN marEe : al
'xancin frnna Q D 10 4 q Z paints wiaEe