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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
DOCTORS MUST
KEEP AUTOS
IN CHECK
Herr in Discharging South
Orange NJ. D. Asks Him
to Pass Tip Along.

With warning to be more careful In
the future, tho complaint against DR..
Mefford Runyon, of 10 Irvington ave-
nue., South Orange, for violating the
automobile speed law in Central ave-
nue. was dismissed in the Second Pre-
cinct Court today.
The physician admitted that he did
not know how fast his car was going
at the time, as it was too dark for him
to see his speedometer. He said that he
and DIR. r. d. Freeman, of 50 Vose ave-
nue., South Orange, were on their way
to Jersey City to keep an enga cement
and that they were speeding down
Central avenue when stopped by Motor
Policeman Cleveland.
The latter said that he had to speed
his machine up to forty miles an hour
until he overlook the two physicians
who were going at the rate of twenty
five miles an hour. They offered no
objections to going to tho police sta
tion. Cleveland said that be did not
know that they were physicians until
they were on the way to the police
station, when DIR. Runyon handed him
his card.
LAS soon as I saw the card" said
the policeman. "I told him that 1 could
not arrest him, as my orders we're only
TO take the name and address of phys-
clans, but he expressed the wish TO go
TO the police station and settle the mat
ter there"
Dr. Runyon said that the pollcemans
story was correct.
Judge Herr told him that the law did
not make any exceptions, and that the
physicians had erroneous ideas on that
matter.
II am going to discharge you, doc
tor" said the judge, but please bear it
in mind that the law must not be vio-
lated in the future, and I would be
obliged to you If you would let your
brother physicians understand that
they have no right to violate the law
any more than any other person."
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
Watches Desperate Struggle
and Then Calls PoIice
by Telephone.
KEEPS WITS ABOUT Her
Lanterns Flash Wakes Couple.
Seventh Regiment Athlete
Grapples With Man He Finds
About to Steal Two Bags
of Silver.

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.--Awakened by
fash of light. Joseph Fair and his
wife leaped from their bed in a front
room of their apartment at 80 West
Sixty-fourth street, early today, and,
going into rear room found burglar
about to leave with two bags OF silver
valued at $1,000
Fair struggled with the latter all the
while using blackjack. and Fairs
wife looking on. Fair held him until
policemen arrived.
The two men struggled about the
dining room, overturning chairs and
tables. The fight then continued into
the hallway, the door being opened.
and the combatants rolled down q
flight of stairs. The man in the mean
time got hold of jimmy and tried to
hit Fair over the head. He was un-
successful, for Fair managed to dodge
all blows.
Breaking away from his grasp the In
truder seized heavy chair and hurled
1T at Fair, knocking him down. He
then ran into the hall. but before ne
reached the stairs was overtaken by
Fair and the struggle was renewed
Finally the two fell to the floor and
started rolling down the stairs. Fairs
legs caught in the banisters and again
his prisoner broke away and ran down
the entire flight before Fair could re-
lease himself. Seeing that the burglar
was getting away, Fair vauited over
the banister and dropped ten feet. land =
ing directly on his shoulders, knocking
him down.
Mrs. Fair then telephoned police head
quarters. BY the time Policeman Kearns ar
rived at the house. Fair and his prisoner
had rolled down the second flight of stairs
and were continuing the fight in the ball
A few blows from Kearnss nightstick took
away all the intruder's fight.
The two bags Of silver were found IN
the reception hall of the Fair apartment
ready to be carried away. Fair. after hny-
ing the many bruises about his body. re-
ceived from the blows of Duffy's blackjack,
dressed, got on his clothing and went to
the police station. where be made the
charge Of burglary, as well as felonious
assault against Duffy The prisoner was
arraigned later in the West Side Police
Court.
Fair is employed in the Army Building
and is member OF the Seventh Regiment,
where he has considerable reputation as
an athlete.
The burglar gave his name as Joseph
Duffy, "a years old, of 1iS West Sixty
fourth street.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
POLICE FREE
TWO REPUTED
SHOPLIFTERS
They Paid Over $3.50 TO
Department Stores for
Alleged TheltS.

Two women, reputed to be profess
sional shoplifters. were released by
Captain Carroll yesterday afternoon
after they had paid the sum of $3.50
to a representative of a Broad street
department store.
The amount represented the value of
two dolls, several pairs of armlets and
some dolls clothing which the police
said the women took from the coun-
ters in the store.
They gave their names as Mrs. Liz
zie Clark and Mrs. Burkhardt, of
Eightieth street, New York city. No
record was made of the case at police
headquarters. One of the women car
ried hand satchel. and it contained
a pocket into which the second one is
alleged to have dropped the articles as
they walked along In order to avoid
any confusion the store detective
clipped the women Off that they had
better settle for what they took, and
this they did.
Plainclothesmen John Farley and
Tarterillo, of the Second Precinct Po-
lice Station. had been watching the
women during the afternoon and recog-
nized them as women they had seen
on two other occasions during the last
week. The plainclothesmen took both
of them to police headquarters. Cap
tain Carroll recognized them and re-
called that the Burkhardt waman con-
Quoted a fortune-telling establishment
in this city some years ago. Both adj
nitted that they left this city eight
months ago. The women were exhibited
to the detective squad and warned not
to operate again in this city.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
ASSERT HELEN
MALONEY IS
IN LAKEWOOD
Heiress in This Country,
Uncle Says-.Father to
Give Statement Soon.

LAKEWOOD, Dec. 24.--Helen Ma
loney, daughter of Martin Maloney, the
Philadelphia millionaire, supposed TO be
in a convent retreat near Rome. is not
in Italy, according to people here who
know Helen Maloney well. They de-
clare she is in Lakewood at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Carberry Ritchie.
who was also reported to be In Rome
Miss Maloney YVES seen and reccg-
nized with Mrs. Ritchie at 10 o'clock
mass Sunday morning in the Church OF
st. Mary of the Lake by number Of
people who say they know them well.
The desire of the family to shield
Miss Maloney from further notoriety
and from continued pursuit by young
Samuel Clarkson, the Englishman, may
have had something to do with the eff
fort to keep her presence in this coun-
try a secret; but those who say she is
here have been unable to get an ink
ling of the motive for her return. 1t
is thought that her presence may be
necessary in the carrying out of tho
annulment proceedings.
Arthur Herbert Osborn. broker. OF
New York, whose marriage TO Miss Ma
loney in Mamaroueck N. y. during an au-
tomObfle TRIP is not uenieu py HeI iuuiiJ'
has not been seen here. but it Is thought
here that Mr.. Ritchie's flying trip to New
York yesterday may have been for the
purpose OF conference with him
Efforts to obtain an interview at the
Ritchie home today were futile.
Lakewood folk believe Mlss Maloney has
been here for some time. Many people
who say they saw her thought little of
the matter, and there was not much talk
until the newspapers declared positively
ON the authority of the family lawyer
that Miss Maloney and her sister were
both in R.ms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Maloney, Mr.. and
Mrs Richie and Miss Maloney went au-
tomoblllnS Sunday afternoon in a closed
car people who know all of them declare.
PHTLADELPHIA, Dec. 24-Condrma-
tion of the presence of Helen, Mrs. Ritcllie
and their father. Martin Maloney. in th!s
country. was obtained at Mr.. Malonev's
office in the Land Title building through
a near relative 1t was also declared that
Mr. Maloney would issue statement
after Christmas that would end the stories
of his daughter which have interested two
continents for many weeks.
"Heleu is in this country and was never
confined In convent retreat near tEe
Vatican. nor were her father and sister
guarding her in Europe" declared on
uncle Of the girl. IAN these sensational
rumors that have been set afloat IN the
last few days are fakes You can deny
them absolutely.
Osborn will fight the separation from his
wife, IL is believed.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
SANTA IS LIBERAL WITH
UNDER SHERIFF MASON.

Santa Claus visited the home of Under
Sheriff Charles NJ. Mason while that Of
fetal was out last night and left a gold
handled umbrella. neatly engraved; large
bookcase as we'll as stein and stein rack.
The articles were the gifts of the attaches
of the Sherff's Office to MIR. Mason. When
he returned he was not only surprised. but
astonished. He was too overcome to make
an extended speech. but he told the con-
stables and others about the Office today
that he never appreciated anything more
than he did the gifts, and added that he
would ever remember the kind friendship
that existed between him aud the men.
Several months ago, when the birthday
sheriff and the others presented the
county's chief executive with handsome
cut glass set, and this time the men re-
versed The trick. II was the first time in
the history of the Sheriffs Office In this
county that the under-sheriif was 20
hOnored
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
MANAGER AND
HEAD WAITER
SHOT
Refused Job Shoots at Cash
ier, TOO..Restaurant Pa
irons Seize ASSaiIant.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.-Williarn
Pateans, waiter. formerly employed
In Horn & Hardart's restaurant, en-
tered the place today, and after being
refused employment, shot John q.
Witcher, the manager and Frank
Roseman, the head waiter. Both were
taken to a hospital. where they are
said to be in serious condition.
pateans also aimed two shots at the
cashier, but both went wild. ae then
placed the revolver to his head in an
effort at suicide, but the weapon failed
to explode.
Fifty persons we're in the restaurant
and a number of them left their meals
and oyerpowered Pateans and turned
him over TO a policeman. The res
taurant is in the centre Of the shop
ming district, and the shooting caused
much excitement in the neighborhood.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
HEAD OF PLAINFIELD
CHILDREN'S HOME DEAD.
Mrs. Kimball, Cousin of DR.. Edward
Everett Hale, Was Prominent
as Charity Worker.

pLAINFIELD. Dec. 24.--Mrs. Mari
anne Everett Kimball died this morn
ing after a brief illness. Ten days ago
she was taken down with an attack of
fhe grip and Sunday it developed into
pneumonia. For thirty years she was
president of the Plainfield Childrens
Home, and well known i'm charity work
throughout the northern part of the
State.
Mrs. Kimball was a niece of former
United States Senator Edward Everett,
of Massachusetts. and Minister to the
Court of st. James, and a cousin of
the Rev. DR.. Edward Everett Hale.
Mrs. Kimball was born at West
Newbury, Mass, in 1929, and was mar
ried to DR. Horace Kimball in Boston
In 1870, the couple moving hero twenty
years ago, when Dr. Kimball retired
from the practise of dentistry.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been made.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
IN
THE ECHURCHES
TOMORROW
Elaborate Ceremonies for
Congregations of the
Various Churches.

Christmas Day will be observed in all
Christian churches in some manner
tomorrow. In all the Roman Catholic
churches and chapels in the diocese of
Newark there will be special services,
and in nearly all there will be
Crib
At ST. Patrlck's Cathedral the serv-
ices will be elaborate. Bishop O'Con-
nor will pontiflcate at last mass, and
preach the Christmas sermon. The pro-
gram of music is very fine.
Rectors Of Protestant Episcopal
Continued on Fifth Pageo
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
WOMAN WITNESS TO BE
ATTACHED BY COURT,
Mrs. Florence Di Lorenzo Ignored Sub
poena in Chancery Proceedings
Between the Kochlers.

When Mrs. Florence Di Lorenzo, OF Ho-
bolen, did not put in an appearance yes
terday az the hearing OF the action
brought by Mrs. Wilhelmina Koehlcr
against her husband. Eugene Koehler.
for .ile recovery Of her children before
Vice. Chancellor Emery. the latter an
rounced that he would issue an order Of
attachment against the missing witDess.
Mrs. Di Lorenzo had been subpoenaed by
the plaintiff.
On application of Mrs. Koehler's lawyer
permitting the two youngest children to
spend the Christmas hqlidays with thslr
mother, and the older children will remain
with the father. They are now attending
st. Ellzabetli's Academy at Convent sta
tionS Madison
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
ANOTHER SIx-DAY RACE.
Leading Cyclists of Country to Compete
at Kansas City January 20-2e.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Dec. PA siX-day
championship bicycle race, under the man.
agement of Jack Prince, is announced
to take place here in Convention Hall dur
ing the week beginning January 90.
Among those whom II IS stated will ride
IN this event are Iver Lawson. James
Moran. Hugh Mclean, Matt Downey, all
OF Boston; Hardy Downing, Los Angeles;
the Bedell brothers, Long Island, n. Y.;
BennY Munroe, the Southern flyer and
Eddie Root, New York,
The track Is to be banked at an angle
Of forty five degrees, with a sheer slope
of nifty degrees at the turns
Try Hustler.
11acknet & Doremus Co.. 7es-70S Broad st.--Ad.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
STOLE 500 IN JEwELRY.

Alexander f. Reed, of Little, Falls. vis-
afternoon, and reported that his house had
been robbed last night of 500 worth OF
jewelry and $50 in cash Mr.. Reed said
he had reported 1t to thes,Paterson police,
but wanted the Newark slenths to know
of it as well, and try TO catch the thief.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
arFr FOR COUNTY cLERK.

santa Claus called at the County Clerk
office todav. and when he went away
County Clerk John b. Woolston was IN
possessiou of a handsome students lamp
that game from the employees in the Of
nee. The employees were also remena-
IbsrrA. Jhe youfk women <rcpeived chate-
1aine hass and the yours men sold cuff
buttons.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
XMAS PAPERS.

The EVENING STAR will not
be issued tomorrow. ON account
of the, Christmas holiday.
The MORNING STAR will he
issued AS usual tomorrow and
Thursday, ,And will contain full
accounts OF the holiday fcstiys-
ties. as well hs all the local and
other news.
t4.E444sE&4.E4.144.F4,4444s.s,..y.s
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
SOMMER PAYS HIS MEN.
sheriff's Office Attaches May Now Play
Santa Claus.

In order that 1t would be convenient for
the constables and the attaches of his
Office to play the parts of Santa Claus II
they desired, Sheriff Sonmer had each and
every one Of them paid off today instead
OF waiting until Friday
In turn the men wished their employer
merry Christmas aud left the building
saying nice things about the Sheriff.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
Acquitted OF sTABBING HoAG.

Jacob Heilmaa WAS acquitted before
Judge Ten Eycix by jury 10 the Court n
Quarter Sessions Yesterday, He was
charged with having stabbed William
uoag ~ tho hand July 80 last, with whom
he boarded.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24
sANrA CLAUS Ar suRRoeArE's.

Surrogate George Z. Russell az is bis an
nnal custom, presented 10 each of the en-.
ployees today handsome souvenir OF m
holiday season he received, In return.
gold-headed cane.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24

Try n Hustler.
Maeknet Doremus Co.. 1ss-7QS Broad st.--Ad.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-24

Meet ms al MILLIONS. l5s Market st.--Adv-
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Continued ON Second Pagc3
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

\
York Plymouth and CherhourE-
Hamburg. July % ln-I}atayia Ger. New York.
Gibraltar July r5SayOUia BTl, New York for Naples.
ChristiansanI July 2s m-URlted States dam.
Ny. York CopcuHaEen
Hamburg july p. m-Au.erika oGer) New York via
A.assT5ara july 25-Pr;ns wlllen II Dutch New
York va Curacao, etc, and Havre-
Rotterdam July 2S-FHueiva g3r). New York.
HNarses 2S-T}0mauic (5T). New York VIA Ponta
Tegasa etc. Genoa.
Port said. July 29-Sophte Ri0kmers fGc1. Java for
Tinted states: Braunfels Ger. New York viz Al
Hariar July 25-So6a Hohenberg CAusu. New York for
s,et,ir July 2s-wilkonmen .Gsr, New York.
8Ioe=el BAY July . Eahenfels Ger. New York va
Cape Town. etc-
%sAILED-
Naples. .Tuly 2S-Europa utaD, New York
Rotterdam. July II Excelsior Ger. New York.
Fymouh. July % 1.30 m--PennEylvania Ger. from
Hamburg and BouoRne for New York.
Mfdll.-brourh. July 2GCdoyd1n Hr) from Hamburg
Rotterdam. July Petersburg Russ). IAbau sor
Kew York
Lewis July 2s-Lerstra Grl New York for Co
fenhegeD: I2oicsdalen OBJ New York Copen-
hagen, 2sth. Nirnera t2r), New York for Hamburg.
Calcutta July 29-Ship Arno G3r). New York Via Ran
Gbral;sr July 2o-I4garta GtaD. New Yor, for Naples
and Genoa.
selly July NaEragaHsett Gsr New York
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
,rt of new York, Monday, July 20, 1907.


Steamer Maanzas. Miller. Ta!nEiso July 81 and Ha-
-. 10 the New York * Cuba Mai SIS Co. with Two
and nGse- Arrived II the Bar at %
steamer Mira tI}r Swartman, Cardiff July IS. TO Philip
f'tTr=cht ballast Arrived at se Bar At $50
Asth.
steamer Atlantis tNor Nielsen Nipe Bay July y. 70
Cgla Planters Co. with fruit Arrived at the Bar at
10 p 2Nti
ocean Co. with and mise Left Quarantine
steamer Porto DeIano baltimore. II Foster.
rldse LIT Quarantine al 1cO1 p
steamer Iotsdau ,Du-ciD, Rorgeveen Rotterdam and
Toul5Rne July Holland America Line. with
passengers AMI mdse. East = Fire Island a. :s
steamer Provincial U'r1. Blanc MaEseilles July and
Caada J. ". Elwel & Co, with Inise- Arrived At
1915
Dorothy White, Wilmington. Del. 10 the WI
1uincran York Transportation Company Passed
Iu sandy Go n -
steamer Philadelphia Crockett, Porto Cabello July ~
- and Juan - 70 Bou!ton.
Bliss Dailer with % passengers. mails and mdse. Ar
steamer CAPTAIN bennett CIor Olsen. Port Antonio
July - tie United Fruit Company, with fruit Ar
rived a. ihs Bar al 80 2 m -.-. ~,
steamer El30ralC woodward Galveston July % 70
the southern Pacific Company. with Udse Left Ouarail
tre SO 2
Monroe Halphors Newport News and Norfolk,
the OI3 Dominion IS Co with myers and rn1se-
steamer creole Jacols, Ne- orleans July 81 the
Pacific Company. wiki passengers and rndse
Left Quarantine at : % a
Denver. staples. Galveston July p and Key
Mallory CO. with passengers and ludse
LIFT Quarantine II o., q
Sandy HOOK. \ J, July % $50 rn-Nind north
northeast light breeze. cloudy and hazy-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
TWO RAILROADS TO CONSOLIDATE.

joint meeting Of the stockholders OF the
wrightsyille & TenniIe Railroad Company and the
Dublin & Southwestern Railroad Company, Will
be held on August l. according 10 a dispatch from
Atlanta yesterday. for the purpose Of considering
the consolidation Of the two roads. 1t IS contem-
plated increase the capital stock Of the Wrights-
Vile & Tennille road from 500 000 10000 and
10 issue bonds not exceeding $4,000 for the i'm
provement Of the Dublin a Southwestern. The
latter railroad has been owned by the Wrightsvile
& Tcunillc for some time, but has hitherto been
separately operated.
The consolidated railroads viii he l07 miles IN
length The combined Capitalization at present is
$4,000. without any bonded Indebtedness. while the
fair market value IS estimated at 81 10000
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
TRANsPAciFIc MAILS.

Destination steamer. Close in New York
Philippine lslaRdR
via san Francscol-U Transport. Tomorrow, m
Japan, Corea- China and Philippine
islands Vancouver and Victoria,
Cg-Enpress Of China. August !, D m
Francisco IsTiposa August 6p m
Hawaii. Japan. Corea China and
Philippine Islands Wia san Fran
ciscO)-NancE Euria August 8.
Hawaii, Japan. Korea. China and Phil
N2lpon Maru August 10 6p m
Australia except WesD, New Zealand.
Islands. FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia tvia Na-couver and Victoria,
New Zealand, Australia except Vest,
and New Caledonia Cvia san Fran
cisco. August -, m
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
Throuel DaIlv Tralns Il the Ws.,
\ Y. y. II. & HARTFORD r. R

y. Y. y. IT. & HARTFORD r R
Trains depart from Grand Central station
42d 81 and 4rh Ave. as follows fo-
Boston va New London e Frov--+;s.fa
r 1000. 1000. = 1902 a. N,
500. - 5-02. 'T12-oO ?. " Via VII
Uuautic-+'s:O1 A NJ, +2.oo ?. N via
Srrd - +S.1+ a N. 300. 4:la.
HOO ?. VI
White Aftns.. St AIHaus and Quebec
- $40 A. VI. @9:oo ? II
VVor's-er G. Fitch. v.a Putnam. $3.50 ? "
Iakevilla & N1rs-+'9-oe a VI. 1881 p "
Portland & BAR Harto- vis Worc-+'S NJ.
CT Par-iuE- p. SrocSb-t+-a. Lel0V. Pi--s-
fel7-+4-54 -Ve.ta A.NI. 81 81. 1871 PM
Ticket offices at 'ct9-aai Csnrra. S--n ard
C125th s.. also AT c245. 1910. cl25+ p way,
rC5 Union 81. C1~2 Fifth Ave- c2i5 Col1m-
bus Ave. cc49 Madison Ave. clos ". 125lh
ST. 27gs Third Ave In B--'siyn. "a
Court 81. 40 Nos--ac5 Ave. 250 P'way.
suaTv. 4Ex-ep- SUNDAYS 'S--rs az 125tt
s. xS-o0s az I25th = Sundays only.
tPa-I5r car Limited sS-C1ay parl1r car
train. Has dining car cPar,ov an.
Sleeping Gar tickets also sSatu75ays only.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
To WhOm 1t Nay Concern.

STATE OF NEW YORK, INSURANCE DE
- partTnent--A lbany June 18Th. 13o7.-Whercas IN.
Teutonla Insurance Company located az New orSan.
IN the state OF Louisiana. has fled this once a
sworn statement by the proper officers thereof showing
is condition and business and c9!lpled IN an ro,
specs with the laws Of this State relating to Fire IN
urance Companies incorporated States Of the
"a ''''
Now Therefore in pursuance Of laa. l. OTTO KEEL
EEH. Superintendent Insprance o. stat
Nov York, do hereby certify that said COMPANY "a
hereby authorized 10 appropriate business
Of Fire Insurance IN this State in accordance with law
during the current year The Condition Rusiness
Of said Company date Of such staternept fTe-
cclglier 81. 1909 4 f0ows
EZ2reg0te admitted ss2o az
Aggregate amount % liabilities Except ca pi-
tai ana EurplusD Including 7Ga %
Amount actual paid up Capital ..... 90 900 00
s5Hfjils over liabilities
Amount q income Tor the year MI 73S
tnl0ua' ~ diEbUrsern 0aI or
ln Witness whereof have hereunto subscribed M
and csusrd 'he seal my be afxed The
day and year above written.
tSeaiI OTTO KELSEY
Superintendent Of Ilsuranc,