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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-10
HER RAcETRACK FORGERY.
She Worked a Scheme That a Man
Would Not Have Dared
MaslInELln 90

~ de- lltAltzL HlA 4 Ns.Nr|
Women. in my opinion. are more nat-
urauy inclined 20 be honest i'm an sorts
Of money-including betting-transactlons
than men," said a race follower who has
acted as a grand stand commissioner al
the Benninr track for several seasons
but once in a while the grand stand
runners meet up with woman who Is q
born sharper 4 had case or that soIl
al Benning, one day last fall, and FOR
time IL caused my collar % become al
least two sizes TOO small Tor me- but
there was absolutely nothing that
.-Tbc woman was about go stout and
handsome neatly dressed with "A very
pleasant manner and a nice Counlehdilcc.
she used good language, and looked ana
acted the ladys part IN every respect
She was alone. and ] had never seen her
before She sigualed me as l was going
through the stand with prices just before
the first race. and asked me the QuoJatioh
on the fayOrite.
handed me "a 81 bill on the horse. ] TOOK
her programme and marked 3 20 on the
mareiu opposite the lavOrlte s. name.
The tavorite won. and when I was
paving off and came TO this woman ]
handed her "a s. note, having remembered
her bet particularly on account or ner
pleasing appearance and manner and De-
cause she was a new customer
she gave disCainful glance az the 81
bin and declined TO accept IT,
'Fifty-tVO dollars, please, she sald'
! looking me square IN the eye.
81 told her politely that she was mis-
! taken-that she had bet only 81 on Ihe
horse at g to- / really thought that she
had made "A mistake in her excitement
I over winning her little bet and that she
] had only imagined that she had given me
.Fifty-two dollars. If YOU please, anc
I oh. "a
and then ] knew what ] was up against
/ d. But I CXpostulated. You VIII see the
! bet plainly marked ON your programme
/ s. 20 S..
~ think not. said she. calmly, and sn'
I showed her programme 20 me.
And there IL was, as neat and tdy al
| ANYTHING YOU could imagine, so 40 $2u.
Z She had deliberately added p 90 the .
/ and a gOOse-egg 20 the p, and the llgure
/ She had penciied on the programme
I looked so much like my own that an!
I handwriting expert would have uhheai
tatnely pronounced them my figures.
81 gazed at her In amazement. but sh
I returned my gaze with the most perfec
/ nerve / ever saw "a woman exhibit.
That's neat work, madam. said ! Wnel
/ found my voice hut aren't YOU afral'
10 take chance on such crooked gam
/ at thaty
'''If YOU do not Immediately pay IN
/ $50 that you owe me-, she said n lou
| tone. with the obvious intention or nav
ING everybody around hear her-thu
| holding mc,Lp. for the crowd sympdtn
I is invariably asainst the price-layer p
{ such cases-'I shall call Mr. Robert Pluk
ertons attention 90 you.
! well everything was on her Side.
paid her the So. and she had the audacit
10 smile sard0nicaliy al me as ! Old 81
No man. of course, could ever have 60
away with such a scheme. but, Of course
no man would ever have tried 10.
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REPORTER ARRESTED.
Tried to Follow Roosevelt Into Vel
lowstone Park.

Cinnsbsr, Mont. April 9.-Presldeut
Roosevelt made AN early start this morn
ing from his headquarters i'm the park
for an extended trip through certain pQr-
tiOus OF the reserve. There are large
number of mountain lions i'm the park.
and as the authorities are making q de-
termined effort 10 exterminate them n
is possible the president may get few
shots during his stay. NotU1thstandng
that numerous notices had been given 10
the outside world that mas newspaper men
would be allowed in the park while the
president was there. one euterprlsIng Zee
porter tried TO force his way ln yeSter-
day. He rode a horse and had dog
with him. The man was arrested before
he had proceeded far and the dog shot
Later the correspondent was released
Cinnabar, Mont, April 9.-Secretary
Loeb received no word from the presi-
dent today beyond the announcement
that he had left his headquarters for q
trip into the park.
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TERRITORY IN DANGER
French Believed to Have Designs
Upon South China
Province.

Victoria. Is. C.. April 9.-A new crisis
has threatened the Chinese government
as "a result Of the continued rebel success
in south China, for. according 20 mall a.
vices received here the French are pour
ing troops into Kwangsi from assam. II
seems that the governor of hWanssl
Wang Chi Hun. requested the French OF
Gcers iu Assam To- send troops 20 MS as
sistance. and althOugh the Picking gov
eminent has coUutermanded this request
the French have gone into the south
China province, and IL is feared that inc
European powers Will Ike Russia ln the
north. seize the territory into winch her
troops have gone.
News is received from Toxic that the
Japanese government has completed an
Arrangement with Britain 90 have an M
terchauge Of officers attached Go either
countries armies. Several British officers
are TO 20 90 Japan 20 join the mlkaao $
army and later Japanese officers viii so
10 Britain
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TAKEN UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Seattle Court Listened to Arguments
in Humes Case.

Seattle. Wash. April 9.-ArEumCnts in
the demurrer t1 tho indictment returned
HumeS charging him with Wilful neglect
90 perform d public duty enJoincd upon
him by law. were heard by Judge Bel Of
the superior court this afternoon and on
conclusion were laken under advise menL
by the court until Monday.
Mayor Humes demurs on eight courts,
alleging that the state has no law cow
erug Ns responsibility iu the natter
that the facts charged do not constitute
"A crime and further that proof was not
shown iu The Indictment that he had rcd-
-ouable cause 90 believe the laws ol the
state were being violated.
lie was rcpr5 scented by seven eminent
counsel and the state boy a deputy pros
cCutiug attorney.
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CYCLONE IN KANSAS.
Houses Blown Down and Many Per
sons Reported Killed.

Kansas City, April "a special TO
the Times from Joplin. Mo. says:
1t is reported tonight that a tornado
passed over southeastern Kansas at 4
o'clock this afternoon, and AltamOnt.
small town fifty miles west OF this
city. suffered much damage. A tele-
phone message from OsWego. Kan.
seven miles east Of AltamOnt, stated
that there was a severe storm IN the
vicinity of AltamOnt but nothing is
known as TO its extent Passengers
on an eastbOund Frisco train stated
that it was reported at AltamOnt as
the train passed through there at
o'clock that a tornado had passed over
the town and had done much damage
in the country near there. No further
particulars can be learned.
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Special Trains Bring 800
Members Of Order 10
Provo to Participate in
Institution of New Lodge
Especial 90 The Hsrald)

DROvO. April 9.-roday was Purple
day ln Provo.
The royal color was apparent
everywhere. Merchants show windows
were decorated ln purple in beautiful
designs. while purple and white stream
ers doated from the doors and windows
o. many business houses.
The occasion of all this display was
the institution of Provo lodge NO. $50
of the ID. p. o. E. which look place
This evening. The lodge starts with
over nfty charter members. ana has ITS
own han occupying the entire third
floor of the Central building which has
been elegantly htted up for the pur-
pose. and makes a most inviting nome
Tor the order.
The Initiative in the establishment OF
the order iu this city was taken oy
Messrs Burford Cieary and Osborne,
stray EIks who found themselves lone
some. and therefore SET 20 work with
a view 90 increase the herd. and that
they have been emiu5utly successful is
fully evidenced by the proceedings of
this evening. and the character OF the
charter members. who are all men of
prominence Iu business, professional
and social life.
Special Trains Run.
Trains from the north and south
pulled in this evening, carrying delegd-
tious from salt Lake City. Ogden, Park
City and Eureka. who came 20 welcome
the new membership into the paternal
folds of the order They came 500
strong, and were met by the Provo Elks
aud many citizens at the depot, and
with banners floating and bands play
ing. the iovial crowd proceeded TO the
hail. where a brief speech of welcome
. was made by Mayor Taylor after which
y the visitors repaired 90 The banquet
hall There a delicious luncheon was
served by the ladies of Provo.
AT about $3.50 o'clock the work of in
stallatiOu commenced. occupying some
three hours Many of the visitors, how
ever. spent the night at the Mozart pa-
Niion. where "a grand bali was given DO
their honor. and it was about 8 O'Clock
before the special trains left carrying
the OUT of town delegations 90 theI
homes
AT the close of the installation cere-
monies the Elks. accompanied by Held
band. visited Senator Shoots residence
and serenadcd him. The senator re.
sponded with "a pleasant speech.
Omeers of the Lodge.
The officers Of the Provo lodge are
ID. ID. HOutz. exalted ruled; j. III. Den
halter. esteemed leading knight; JOsial
G2eck. esteemed loyal knight; NJ NJ
arner esteemed lecturlng knight, ]
-. Osborne. secretary: j. A. Twelves
treasurer. trustees. r.. A. Barney. three
years. Sam Schwab, two years, Z
Rachmau. one year; Leon Bacnman
TYLER.
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Manaeer - b..

Cheyenne. Wyo.. April General
Manager Herbert Of the Colorado a.
Southern railroad announced today
that the Colorado q Southern would
extend from Grin Junction 20 Doug
las al once. The distance is fifteen
miles. Mr. Herbert also stated that
the extension might be pushed on to-
Deadwood. in the northeast and Big
Horn basin. i'm the northwest.
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ORDERED HOME.

Washington April a-Major George K.
smith has been designated as chief pay
master OF the division OF the Pmipplnt-s'
rsIiay-iur lieutenant Colonel Charles h.
WhipnIc. deputy paymastcr general, who
has been ordered 90 this country 10 re-
uort 90 the adiutdut general
Major Elijah d. Haltord, who has
been serving iu the Philippines as pay
master has been relieved of duty. AND
bro win report 20 General Corbin I
Washington for duty.
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Murder nv OREGON

Portland. ore. April a.-A special 90 iHg
Drae0uian from Fossil. ore. says mat
James Jones. 90 Sheeumau. was murdered
near rlat place yesterday afternoon. john
Click. who admits that De- did the shoot
irc gave himself zap t0 tha authorities
today. Trouble between thg two men
had been brewing Tor some llme being
caused by Ga dispute over sheep range.
THE murder appears Co have been pre-
meJiJaLea.
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New Santa Fe Agent.

Isaac y. Fulton has secured the ap-
pointmnet of travelling freight agent Tor
the Santa Fe I'm this city, under Charles
+. Warren. the local representative.
Mr.. Fulton is an experienced railroad
man and has filed positions similar 20
the one he now holds for twelve or M
teen years. He was formerly travelling
agent for the Oregon Short Line. but
he has not been engaged ion railroad
work for several months, and at one
time thought seriously OF turning MS
attention to other fields. He has a
wide circle of friends about the coun-
try and he viii have no trouble getting
back into the harness again.
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WORK COMPLETED.

INDIANAPOLIS. April g-The executive
board of the United Mine Workers OF
America viii close lls session tomorrow
an of the routine business rendered nee
pesarv by the convention has been COM
u'eted. and % general plan of Organization
ror the wear has been adopted. lu those
districts u which there have been mo-
Gin aF once.
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are upright. bat the
ol pianista are doWnilsii
Like father. ike SOD
saw. But girl may IKE
out having any use for me o
Quite a number OF men ha,
aged 10 mount the ladder of fane
hanging 0n 20 the coat lalis OF otael
Although a Woman mey nave efef
thing that money can buy she Nll nor
be happy unless she is allowed 70 speak
her mind.
The more experience we nave WIN
health foods the more sympathy we
have for our old grass-eatlns IfieAN'
NebuchadnezZar
A Philadelphia man earns isi"5 -
going around and waking people up @
stated hours each morning. ne ~ sara
10 be doing "a r0using business
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tween luis Is and Is. The return limit
is nlaced al Aug. 81 and the chairman
Of the association has been houllea g-
the action. The rate VIII force peoi
10 go and return over me aa"1a
unless the rate is adopted py the o. -.
western lines. and negative ~ -
would keep many visitors our uL
part Of the country. The SANTA -
ticket includes side trips from i~~
1unFa
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SANTA FE RATES.
Southern Road Promises to Take Care
Of Chrisfianl Endaavorers.


of Christian Endeavorers-
Ii looks as if the western roads viii
have 10 swing into line on the rate
question during the convention Of the
Christian EndeavOr at Denver. some
time ago the Santa Fe submitted
proposition TO the Continental Passen-
Ger association for the sale OF excur-
sion tickets from san Francisco. Los
Angeles. san Diego and other points
on the coast. The association refused
TO entertain the proposition and The
Santa Fe determined to take the mat
ter in it's own hands.
II VIII issue one-fare ticket from
points east of Albuquerque. good going
from July ! 10 the 10th and from east
ern Colorado points, good going be-
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ENGAGED IN A FIGHT.
Collision Between Strikers and Nom
union lien.

Detroit april g-MchHeI sullivan of
Walk.r.iue ONT. was shot through the
neck and % number ol other men We're
slightly injured u a fight which look
place at the foot of Joseph Camuau ave-
nue. hero tonight iu collision between
strikers and u0u-uulDu WurSmfu OF the
Canadian Bridge company works, l1-
Gated iu Walkeryll.e, across the river
from Detroit The police arrested four
men. AN OF whom were nou-unlou work
mon of Detroit. who had been filling the
strikers places at Wa kcrVille and We're
lust returning home from their day 8
work steve Llduc. also of WaikerVllle.
was struck over the head with an lrol
bar and he and. Sullivan were taken 10
local hospitals Neither sullivan nor Lac
due is dangerously injured.
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FAILED no APPEAR.

New York April g.-Dguiel D. Kelly. who
from Attorney General Crow of Jefferson
CITY. No. failed Co appear al the IomOs
police court today When Kelly was
brought before Magistrate Poole on Tues
day he was allowed to so ON his promise
tbat he would Dr. lu court today.
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rAKFN BACK 10 CHINA.

Portland Ore. April 9.-RObcrt Percy
M0ffett. wanted at HoUgk0ug TO answer
ta the charge OF cmbeZZlcmeut of about
$4,000 from the Farm a. Dairy company
oil which he was secretary. was a pas
efneer ON the steamship udrapuTu.
which departed for China today.
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GOES TO ASYLUM.

Butte. Mont. April g-James Cusick.
Who killed Thomas BIEss and Was ace
a.Itted on the grounds of insanity. was
~ III before a jury .U the district court
ltT.fav as tO his mental condition. The
lirv found him insane tuslCk was
worsted IN n us1t Win b44ss ana soy a
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Won on a Foul.

Spok4nc Wash. April kid Fred
ericks and Dick Lewis fought before inc
Spokane Athletic club tonight for gate
rtctiuts Fredericks was given the de-
cision I'm the eleventh round on foul
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ii Denied Social EaualitV.
80 oFFIcIAL. LANGUAGE.

Honolulu. April 9.-The legislature has
PASSED over Governor DOle's veto joint
resolution making the Hawaiian ian-
euage the official language of the terri
tory as well as English.
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FORMER CABINET OFFICER.
An ez-Secretary Of the Interior
Visits Salt Lake City.

Among tho guests u The city yesterday
were John IS. Noble and sister, Miss l..
D. Halstcd of ST. Louis. Nr Noble was
secretary of the interior under President
Harrison and Is returning east after "A
trip 90 thc coast whore De- went ON nc
count ol Dis sister health. This lS lht
first lime sir Noble has visited this city,
although Dee has made trips fu california
'Ie was much pleased with what mo- rd"
here. When questioned regarding polu'a
hc said with % pleasant smile.
''I ann not Iu politics amy more. 10 Iict,
j have never been boz politics. Was d
member of H4rris0u's cabinet Mr. har-
4ison and q were friends and bee made me
secretary OF the interior. 4 ann praeucins
law now. and trying lO be- good 'uzrn.
4 took fhf- trIu simply on account of my
sisters health. D had never been lu Stlt
Lake. and We decided Co -tuu over anu
-DauF "a Few hours here We have found
u great deal Iu this historic old place To
interest us. and B rcsret that we cannot
urolouE our rI-II
Harrison
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Cnltivated obstinacy.

FUcE-
BOSS out; boss say, no tiekee no iaun-
'@But Dim tenin' ysz oi left me ticket
"solly. lady; dem boss orders. Boss
gimme dcbhll-' t.+s
och Bad cess to yez. Ae.re as oosu-
n.fa .s N NeZ Mur Ulrlau.
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The Hague. April a-The second cham
Der of the Netherlands parliament today
adopted the antl-strike bill 10y 81 10 IT,
Tba socialists and liberal democrats vUt-
ed with the minority.
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NEW ROAD IN NEVADA.

One Is to Run From Rhodes to To-
nopah.
Trenton, y. j., April 9.-The Tonopan
Railroad company, with an authorizes
capital of s.. 500 0o0, was incorporated
here today The company IS 20 con
struct a railroad from Rhodes 20 TO-
nopah. IN Nevada. siXty-Jhree miles.
Incorporators: William T. n. Braun
Samuel w. Green and William II. Hub
bard. all Of Camden, n. j.
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A Strenuous subject.


First Divinity student-What Is me
subject for discussion al the ucplL-iA ~
cifty tOuight2
second Ditt0-The influence or creased
trousers on the decadence OF prayer.
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Marshall Mich. april 3.-Ihe Hurd
mills. Sis dwellings. the queen soap COM
uruv's factory. "a Michigan Central rall-
way house and fleet of twenty pleasure
yachts on the Kalamazoo river were
burned today. LOSS 100000.
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PoLYGAMY pENoUNCEp.

Kansas CITY. April 9.-Ihe conference of
L4tfer-Jav Saints Boo Independence today
denounced pOIygamy iu resolutions which
called for am amendment Co The cousttg-
don OF the United states which would
prohibit d..
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rnaENE Il soPER 3D..

Eugene A. Soper. former wen known
rIfIzan OF Salt Lake died last eNeuine
at Provo He was s3 years of age Ih,
remains were prepared for burial Dos
Graham g. Jones and Will Doe shipped 70
this city this morning.
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pIAGuE VICTIM.

Mlzatlau, Mex. April 81 mere was one
death TODAY at the Iarazett0. There are
Two patients BOZ the laraZett0. one of
whom is seriously il. The patient who
EIed was not sick OF the plague, but Of
ID complication of diseases.
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STRIKER KILLED

Rotterdam. April ga sentinel ON the
railroad today fired ON four railroad
men who refused tO leave the line after
being warned. One of Che men was
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HAnTMOND - ITEXTCO-

Mexico city. April s-Johu Hays Ham
mon3 the noted mining engineer. viii arr
rive here about the middle of this month
90 manage tlc mining interests OF the
Emanan nninre
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Dwight Benson.

Rome. April 9.-Dwight Benson artist
and journalist and formerly United
States consul general 20 Hawaii, died
here today, aged g. years.
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FMBFZZLFR ARREsTFD.

Great Balls Mont, April 9.-James
Wuntlev has been arrested here. charged
Win embezzliug $500 while town CLERK
&C Hlsblng. Aim.
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GAP WIDENING.
Great Volume of Water Pouring
Through HymeIia Crevasse.

Great Volume of Water Pouring
Through Hymelia Crevasse.
New orleans. April 9-The blowout
of FORTY feet of cribbug reported yes
terday al the HymeHa crevasse threatens
the destruction of AN cribblug that mas
been built around the break in the leNee.
To-day the eaD has gained a width OF
boo feet. and "a volume of water Is pour
ing through submerging agrlcul lui al
plantations which had been relieved pur
final attempt is 90 be- made 90 control the
situation. This IS hy means OF a me on
pilng driven across the front OF the
CreNdssc.
New Orleans. April 9.-Hope of clos
ing the Himla creyasse was practically
abandoned today. An day terrlnc
/ current swept around the broken ends
of the cribbing and through the great
/ 7O0-fo0t gap ln the levee, undermining
the light WIing which 10 had taken
thirteen days and nights to build. a
/ DELEGATION from the crevasse came 10
/ the city early today and made pur-
chase of UiIing. which viii be sent
. forward tomorrow. 10 is considered
. however. that not one chance ln a
. thousand to close the creyasse remains
. The Ievee board has practically
reached the end Of its resources and
planters are calling away their hands
I'm order 90 build protecting levee:
about their places.
The weather bureau expresses tho
belief that high water viii continue Do
the lower Mississippi for three weeks
or longer The river here today Wa.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co,
Insurance Loans, 251 N

ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the year ending December 81, i3-, v-
the condition Of The
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A Spiritual Row.
Princeton Tiger

what ales the pOrtert
Ellis young daughter whiues AN the
time and he Us going home 90 liquor.
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American Insurance Company

THE name and location or
the company, American
Insurance company
Newark n. j.
Name of president. j.. %.
D0remus.
Shame of Secretary, James
III. WOrdcu.
4-The amount OF It's capllai -, ,.- al,
stock is ........,.-.---.--.f u'
5-The amount of It's capital $1,000, I'D
stock paid up ls .-.---.-.- $3.50 -
6-The amount of It's assets l7 lH
THE amount OF It's liable --.,., b.,
titles Including capitall ls -i'i4i''i 90
-The amount of its income
during the preceding car ,,, col, "a
eudar year .s..r-.,--------
g-The amount Of its eKpennl-
lures during the pretro- AL, .-- go
ing calendar year -------. l'ii-.''. ID
lO-The amount of losses PAID
during the preceding Gale s--.,. Oh,
oudar year ....-..t.--.-.-s ---
1.-THE amount OF risks WITH ... .. 49, -.
ten during the year ...s' 3'i --'i'-' '
I2-The amount Of risks ln
force at the end OF the ... s... ~.
year ...... .-...- .'.. s''' 'i''''''''