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EASTERN
Steamship Company,
HON. WILLIAM 7. COBB and CALVIN
AUSTIN, Receivers.
Mount Desert and Bluehili Division
sIx-TRIP SERVICE.

sIx-TRIP SERVICE.
Commencing Monday. May 4. steamer r
Morse lesvts Bar Hzt Dor at / 30 y N, week
dsys for Seal Harbor, Northeast Hsbor South
wess IA, nor. Rrooklin. Deer Isle, Sedgwict,
SarxentviIls. Dark Harb"r and Rockland, COD
necti~K with steamer for Boston.
Steamer leaves Blnehill at 2 m, week davs
for South Bluehili, stonipgton (we.t fremont
Mondsys snd ThurscAys), North Haven and
RocAlsnd, come cling with steamer for Bossos.
RETURNING
Steamer leaves Boston at p m, week daJs
for Rocklapd.
Leave Rockland at $50 a N. or on srrivsl Of
steamer from Boston, daily. except Monday,
for Rar Harbor and Bluehill via intermediate
landines.
Fivst.clsss fare. Rar narbor TO Boston. rs
one way; ~ round "Trip.
All freight. exceps live stock. via steamers Of
this company, 10 insured against Dirt mi ma
rine risk.
r. s. j. MORSE. Aren't.
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The Christian Endeavor society is
the sail Of small chSfeh and the rud-
der of large one.-Rey. Russell Fl.
Conwell, D. D.
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DATES.

Thursday, Sept. g. Meeting OF Hancock
Pomona with Rainbow grange, North
Brooksville.
Saturday, Sept. 10 Meeting OF Green
Mountain Pomona with Greenwood
grange, Eastbrook.
Thursday, Sept. 24-Field day OF Green
Mountain Pomona at Arden Young's
grove, Otis.
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Foley's Honey and Tar will give immediate
relief to asthma sufferers, and has cured many
cases that had refused to yield TO other treat
ment. Foley's Honey and Tar Is the best REM
trouble. Contains no harmful drugs.-G. A.
PARcHER.
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Dear AUNT Madqe:

went to the Yarmouth camp-meeting and
it was very enjoyable, as was also the trip on
the train with two ladies, mother and daugh-
ter-descendants of Gov. Bradford, Gen.
Wadsworth and others of historic fame. The
people here seem to be all Of good lineage and
naturally refined and kind. always meet
kind people wherever go. Many OF these
are Of the old Puritan stock, but with all their
eccentricities worn off by time.
At the camp-meeting were many brilliant
and earnest workers in Gods service, Harry
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oCEANvILLE.

Mrs. Susie Hatch is spending . week
with friends here.
Winfield and Bertha Hatch came from
Maiden, Mass, to spend their vacation.
Frank Joyce, who has been spending his
vacation with his parents, returned to
Boston Saturday.
Carrie Damon and daughter Grace, Of
Ipswich, Mass, and Fannie Stinson. OF
Boston, are visiting at Mrs. Stinson's.
Mrs. Gladys Joyce gave quilting party
last week. There were about fifteen pres
ent beside the Joyce family. The party
was . novelty Is well as success.
Miss Cameron and Miss slowey, of New
York, who have been spending the sum-
mer at Mrs. H. NJ. Hatch's, left Monday
for two weeks trip to Nova Scotia. Miss
Cameron will return to Oceanviile for
few weeks.
Aug. II. A.
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Following is the program for the meet
ing OF Green Mountain Pomona grange to
be held with Greenwood grange, East
brook, Sept. 10:
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Opening in form
Singing. Choir
Address OF welcome,
Master Of Greenwood grange
Response. Frank Mace. OF Good viii grange
Report Of oranges
Paper...... Mrs D G Hall. Of Bay View grange
Topic: Resolved, That the individual
parents should provide the school
books instead Of a committe." Alma
tive, Milton Beckwith, S s scammon;
negative. Martin Garland, winifred
Maddocks
Recess
Call to order
song .Sno1f
Comforting fifth degree
Topic: From what class Of farm stock
do the farmers of this section derive
the most pro6t." Opened by Bum
ker, Of Greenwood
Closing in form
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Dear Muiuais:

Dear Manuals:
Although We failed to have that sslittle
reunion" at the Bluehill mineral spring
August 10, by not all being together at one
time, yet saw in the audience Ann, Aunt
Maria, Novice, Lila, Charity, Narcissus
Uncle Mark and Uncle Madge. Those of
us who were fortunate enough to
receive call from Aunt Maria have much
that is pleasant to remember.
This question of our reunion is the one
which weighs heaviest on my mind just at
present. Friday, Sept. 4. is the date fixed
for the reunion OF Aunt Maria's family.
We want her and the other members of
that circle who are eligible, not to fail to
attend the annual meeting of the NJ. B..
fraternity also, so we will not set a date
for that week. The fair at Bluehill is to
be held Sept. 8, 8 and 10. One sister sug-
gested to me that we might make one Of
those days-say Sept. 9-the date of on.
reunion and enjoy picnic dinner together
In the meantime, don't forget Dells
invitation for us to meet with her. As
many of you as can do SO, please send me
some word as soon as you read this edition,
giving your opinion of date and place
most convenient for our gathering togethe,
this year.
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Dear Maiuals:

Would like to bid you all good mo; ming
Am still enjoying the quiet Of Pound life
When feel the cool breezes that are waited
across its waters and think Of those who are
sweltering in the cities, think ! may not be
| counting all of my blessings.
Esther, heartily endorse all you said abou:
the enjoyment Of berry picking. ! feel like
giving You coed hearty handshake, and viii
If we get to the reunion. As for boating, ]
resign my room to any who want it. NY John
| has gasolene boat that he comes near the
| door in and often invited me out. Have &C.
| cepted twice during the summer, more to
| please him than myself. / never wait for ar
invitation to go berrying, and really pity PEG.
pie who do not like to GO. One seems to be SC
| near the heart OF nature when out in the
(, woods.
like the music of the breeze
As it rattles the leaves upon the trees.
| There is another rattle that like; that o.
the berries in my pail.
| To Narcissus wish many years Of happi
ness in her new relation. Hope Aunt ane
Uncle Madge have gained son, not lost {
! daughter. For Brenda, Aunt Maria and he,
John wish the same blessing. Have latel,
seen S, j. Y. for short time We talked re-
union beside lot of other things wher
there is a week that Aunt Madge fills the col.
umn alone think what q selfish pack we are
not that we mean to be SO, only one waits TO,
the other. viii send recipe for pie that i.
always seasonable.
| PRIME PIE-For one pie use one cup Of
| prunes after they are cooked and the stones
removed, one cup Of water, one-half cup o.
sugar into which has been mixed one table,
| spoonof -four while both are dry) butter size
Of walnut, little salt. When this comes tc
boil add one well-beaten egg. Flavor with
lemon or orange Bake with two crusts.
With greetings to all. c.
Many thanks for your good wishes fol
the young people and their parents. Very
glad to receive your letter. You were
talked about" August 10. You will heal
of it from mutual friend if she is not az
M. B. Now, this weeks list will clos,
with an interesting letter from NJ. A. B
There are nice letters from others just re.
ceived which you shall have next week.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15

. SIR Slide nnb 6ans.
aaasnsaieL

onHtag. Ylitfngs Aerbeluppe.
*9Hnte SdmeinefIleis. aomDott.
*5leis mi, Observation-Disclosures :
state Auilauf. i3eroelatDurf.
Butter. 8rot. 96es.
W ontas. @littags. 8uhpeBea.
luppe. @eudumter 5~ilet6unten. =
Snnd: *Sf.aHmeHnippe. Butter.
Srot aaie. 4a6ao.
? It a a. @fitags: Sduars.
mHr5eln init griIBUnritden. *grot.
Notwithstanding *SdnDeine.
Heidi in @elee nit grutfmtoffeln.
Butter. 8rot. Ebee.
9tittDod d. @Sittogs. 8~riesiuppe.
aalbfIelid nut aartoTeImus. -
Snnh: AufffHitt. Butter. 9rot.
Sale. 8nfiee.
Gopneritag. Nittags: *Som.
burg De 4nrtoHeliuppe. *StDei-
HefienhA8uliih init @aIierjpasen.
n @unh: IBee nit *Seien-@af.
ielr. Butter. 9rot.
6reitdg. g5itiogs g~obueniuppe.
Sdelfah Ooer 4abelnu nit *bol.
lteIailher Souce. - 2alnb: Sc.
roHferter Sid. Butter. grot.
Sale. aatdo.
z a nj ltag. Ydttags: *ungoriides
SuuerfrGut nit 40felHeiih ODER
Stinten. 2nnh: 4artoneln in
Der Sd1ale. 8ering. Butter. Bret.
4affee.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
fiir nnrrrr 8IumrmfrrnmSr


y daolina8 9etdmpIuuJ
i'm @inter
Is 8iebt 2eute. Gle ilber @inter
oen @lrtner abidlaiicn. Cabe III
Hatnrlih @orausie0uug. 0aB @arm.
beetg INTO @epadah0uer nidt por.
1uuoea lut0. Is liebt aber ana,
'pf se ole On meiuen. i'm @tatcr
go9e Is n1 @arieu uberhauut nlhts
ju tom. Geie 9uien veute fiu0 abcr
ieloer 'ebr aui Dem &oHuele. SIN
&tattt llebt Is ia mlnherleI unt5ar-
,ti SIT t3uu Gor 0glem aber ion man
ole fur 0eu Wlrten arbeltsarme 9Sin.
ief}et bC1leen am Dorsuarbeiien.
Gu9Rrh tann mon nh m Der drbtits.
reitt{ Sommer5tlt Diel 4er9er er.
lpareu go emQHu0et mand5er Sem
'of%tsabren0en Naupf lclen taierlidlg
mo #Qfi1t3llde Sdd0lmae In ser
W3tptdrc0iSlclt ais lear 3atrau.
oeHa MattcJ mr. tm @iuier III a0er
AnHt iton unlere 9cfampiunl be.
3oitlea ptr aoiieu Inn S0mmer mear
3clt 8lgaot %ut fol3enOen luil ii.
ttni1e &tute nr oe ShdOlinaste.
iaRpauB Inn &Hitcr lebgt. 3d.
lddn Dart tenn E2l9luMteNter 0as
AettaDcn ut0 Nalten oe5 @Iamncs
ele Hf 0Ie 0r0tcN aiacH %uuterlaliti
uuVr 09|JcitorbeueIt Rmoentaalei
4'oo3W lgo fFletim .Aaaii namltd
gr S8iuitritit Der lei1arIfhF 4pis..
eitfvRitoigr. Ser Aptcluutler. Sc,
EflauHcwpltl1r Mr Gflalnani,e.
deF#lt Il al1aa a,t 0attr ale aeae
}etta ¬aattlt ana p-frbreHnct
iAl1 $50 uuidguer malen lltt nsrr
ih41n 5ltcr uHiCf Nen 'paltu aeIc4.
a3iFt &lla tres SEES i.iafns. f,5
SER Nru aafigie mifA uln 0ur3
tabtataaienrU. HaN Nalfea .fst5S
ttt= Sulacr u.lnglte irsn Aee f,nar
fIJut. et1tu M2anrsrpEW isr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
Der praftiids &ertb Der GinfarbeH-
wabl far Die 9leiOaug.

Damien init beibrdufteu Wlitteln
miiii1n eHtlogung itben. penn Is lidl
uEi Sollette.@legan5 barI0e.t. @elde
isiiae bon 9~leubeiien bsinsf ie0e Sai.
i'm. speIde neueR Iyarben breIten lid
OerIodeu0 aust 9as 8%elUuBtleIn,
NIT elmer allsu leihien 8iiu0e. mas
Sen 8eIobalte nnbetrifft perleben 81
iein, tam Dogl Damn 81 elmer gGDij.
ieH eGSriidten Srlmmling fiihreu.
aber 3rpdngsla9en MAIDEN erfinoe.
rid IND iharfiinntg. Us giebt IA.
men 0ie Is erm0glifen iih nit &C.
riugen Nsitteln oenRoh in eleaanter
uno geraoe fir tie paneisOer @ene 81
tlei0en; lie babeu iolgenSen @usrueg
sauuoen: Bon allen Tarben. oie
tler0ian FIR lie itnO. rDablen tie fur
OeH 3eItrlum pon 81 Sabren cine
6drbe. e miuo ihre Sarbe. IS
lIegf gapiB elnige 9anagung. aber
aiih pieI uerniinitble einiitt in Die.
Ier SeitraHfnng 80nieaueus lit no.
thig, nm Ger @d3l treu 81 6lelben.
Doh Der erfoIJ pTr0 Hidlt ausblei.
ben. Iye seiGhrllhs 9uHtbeit. melde
Die toilette 0er uroeFnitiaten Nrau
70 ct urfein madIt. III pom Sem *.
rlRsen 8arrat5 an 8yelOern ierHae.
hGNR. IND ~ un0erUuufii1en Sir.
f1uien 1T cir 3ielel oorged,oben. =
Oie groBea 9ioO@Haaa3fne brinaea
oem gateH 8orias 8eiobren. uuiiial.
senoe ~9teIlbeiten beitedegt. Sie ioge.
naHHisu Nls0ef1rben ocrlodeu uuo
eae es it'd Die tn Ihrer &1al uuiihere
3lu'erin oerlichf. aai lie thren leit.
ten @eoaeuia nod nehr erleiditeri
urO 0afur eapas ar1ehanoelt. mas
Surhaus IN &5oerorut NIT hrer
lontisen 81roerohs itgat. Der "a.
me Sic It'd elmer TarM nlaatsua.
rem. tam 10 ezuas ridn .eibt pa
ycu.
atan ioA niai n1ea oaB es lang.
r>tila1 S. Hir ois Gausr ron me7re
ren Satren ezra thinner eine 9r1aa
0on Ssaua oosy Plan ooer @r0n 81
iro1eu Sc wear man NIT ia-.
Slroe eertraut DerSeR utro
tiefer 0riaai uaH en-. pslte
&lanul 2ltefeii Ser 9a1nten
N siner 1oH an ii1 uaancIr.sr
se uounaaNE RI. Germ 5. ss-
1FcSenen Sstc"eu 11 SIP
Sers ,as IN 1T
saEs aHSGes e2 II Gg.!s n
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15

S0mmt un0 Villas, in gdumtDoue
iiu0et man Shatttrungen. Die unter.
einGn0er gdn3lih oeridieoen iilto,
penu lie and oen gleihen 6arben-
mert1 aunueilen. Eupfen, Streifcn,
Wsl1terungeu iaOer 9lrt geben nod
ouBer0em @5DedieluHg in 6iiae; Die
3arte 9eimiiduug anOerer 6arbeR
tbut Ser Slrbemuabl aus 8iaigs
felts- uu0 ait5eiiiheH @riinoen fei.
men @6bruh. Ter 0ortbeiI elmer
touiequent ourhleiilbrtgn 8eitraH.
flung Iie1t aui ser @amO: aler Cube
Dor. ais 0ite. Shirme, llnterrode
uIm. poiien 81 ianuntiihen 3leioern;
Gins Damon laBt iih nit Oem anoern
%oufdrbelieu. gtln tann aid fagen,
0aB ieulauo IN bic Qt0gIihteiten ei-
ner Tar6e crit rehi einoringt, Uen1
er lie 3l ieiuer ipe3leaea 8teloertarbe
erTUdat. A1lh bleIbeH 6arben bel
ldnqer mc0ern. ais man obnebiH
ionit annlmmt. 81 gili 0as pole
BRAIN 0as IN lester 3eit beiouoers
bel getr1gen Unroe. lhon l1hregdnJ
ats Moogiar6e ebenio mar ella ihon
oor ,Sl1reH an Ger Sa9esoronung
un0 nuroe ieither mmerfcrt piel ge.
iralen. 0ieie Iorge mare ieooh ne.
mler sar urafHihen eIniarbenDah.
5u e~ntoiohieH. "a he. peHH lie einnal
.uidlt Mlc0efarbe TT letde enUas 4uf.
falleaNs an iih bat. 4uBeroen
farm iih ote Game Str 6ieen puaf.
Eiheu Raf5 bei5l9en IND 0ennoh
ne5r N1roenprahi sa-uideIH m5hte,
oo9arh NaB re tori aasat So .i5rer@
iSlrce oe1e1 'ug.sneutdrfaube feIt.
Holt aroBe a~rDstie,ung idnifen.
eaHe e 9eE Sler unieiner
Surttsft ST asri31en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15

NC often mir bel Sen B6euiden
- anjra3en iD1s ie0er on lel'
~ ner cage Oh ielaem 3u'
.taaoe bellern ntodite. rs 5Gbe oer
NiInids urD stlagen fem en0e. 81
ieoem lebfe o1s Deiit5l. 0ag es elH'
nal bciier meroea nitric. CAB leine
iapcilble goae ei3gnaih Hur crit dc
0oritaie etaer giud.i6gren lei BIG
nod rir Ibu fonlnlgH mitrae. Dlan'
der er9arrt Da8fu 0ie ttniii8e 5Dea.'
5eii. Elm au9grer Deri1hrt dtiiu uie
tas 8eiiden ia Der Hiu0effa6e., 0ds
felne &liu3leiH aasgrabt mo lldD
Quf &unoern 1870 Gu BIC 1udle
uod) elmer itml Bula3eHoereH Iaietns.
itAie bsTiebt. HlH Der Alan0erlhaii
uah bOjerea ,}ieigu t0eelen. Iple
oud uaterIeleH iaa0 bic DieH hcu'
iigfoer aae Don ,sagg geDgien. Oic
meaten aber lts1er u1h mlierieltaH.
sElc 6Aslt miro alt un0 miro pie0er
ian8 ood Ser 9leuiA D0Ht Iauifr
4erbeiicrma
llaicre laR rinuen btH iIbcr nn.
iertr &slis5lr Ngit Hah 1.gn erlehH.
feu ..iele 20 uirle idtlrfe Sieine
riser ima M~1isruci5 ste 0liBe puu0,
10 plelc EorneH itetM ans eHnpiuto.
iid 0ibc nH0 1iarm mo 20 Wan'
dies Aii bDerlIitliB gDnhgu A5oacH
Nia0 M0unCn fsbeu Utr 58 uberluiI,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
eOmmtassbOte, @iIwaatee, eOmntas, Is. giODember 1908.

0eiien 8srierbnnJ Nieioria ena DID
llomatiid Ourd germitielung .ares
@emob.s ibrcn Obeim. OeR aohia
ron en9lan0. bitten iieg. aber oeE
ionit liebenspuroiae gionnrd Der
qer.a 10 weit mie iraeH0 tbullId DC
8anihe ieiuer 5aBlreideH ytlhieH'
iAar 5u eriillleH pTie8t iesie Der Bill
ie. bic ieu foni1lider yieiie porting.
Iaidt lcraoe Elm idroiies rJieiH" enI'
leaga 15cr . Gloria sra er9iei
|oeH 20ifa1anoor0cn nidlt. 3pci a8.
ocrc licB rss per EHfcl H5erreldel,
6eHH a61tisleH pom pgridie0entlldcl
6udHdtieu mar es nnmO1lid. Scto.
.ria eHa's &u1df 81 eriuaeH mei.
man melrcre ,Slbrs 5uDOr 2Sllhe.'
miac Uon Noli1t0 oieieibe 9ifie aatte
d6idll1en mif'ea 9THe 1%nae3cra-
fhcie 1aaie 0ictoria Gna's iii 0ie
Saioatin 6alalie. eine SdDeiter Al-
iaus XII, Ole Oon ibrem 8atieH,
3iu 1uca 81 @auiera. gPirennt, ab.
.medieln0 in 8aris o0er UlG0rio le6i.
SCR 5o6u. Bring alions bon aitu'
yien. it Ser 8erlobie ser BriH3efun
Beatrice Don Sadiensto6urg. melde
Die ipaniihe A5ai5iH gele9entlIdj
ibres geiuhe5 ln IegerHlee begrilBte.
8eripuih 0ieer 6ouiine Gittoria
.Gna's murOe u%umdborlih fommen.
.trt uro %0ementirt. bis enolih bic
8~erlobunI oTfi3iea ais f%eititebeno &C.
mel0et mub0e. 9lur pom Der 00hjeit
0q5 inngea 8aares mir0 @foniequert
g%eidsoie1eu.
BrlH3e1in Diat6i5oe bon SahieH.
ourA ibre oeritorbene Wtutter NIT
oem sore DON Bortugal UerUonot.
Dem l6r 8rlt0er. a0Rig Srie0rid Ai.
.Blat. Dor utgefabr oH0ertbllb SAB.
.rea eiucn geiuh abirattete. mo a.s
.tiibHe. paHionirte Reiterin In ser
idhiiheu ReiiOeH3 6etanut, itirjie
.por mebrereu @oden 10 nngliidlih
pom Bfer0e Dap Elm Bluter9uB 0er
.einen 6iifte eiHtrdt. yriu5eiNn Ma-
.thll0e war eiHit 0em 0iterreiduheH
NroHpriBcn 6Hooli ais @emoblin
}u3a0aht Der audi aui ser 9rant.
idlau IN Erea0cn eridien, 0ber fur.
}erbap0 tpieber abreiite, oa er teine
SDmpatbie iiir 0ie BrIn3eiiin 5u iit5.
lem uermOhte stonig 5rie0rld) gl.
quits alieite Sdgweiter nj lmDer.
mlhlt aeblie6eu. @5e0em Die uu3er.
treunlide 8egieiterin ibres Runme6r
|ucritorbcneu 8aters, Des A0uiQs
Scorg. 1T Toe yebeu Don mlNenitait.
lidieB Stt0ien atsgerilt ole nur
non ifren iportlihen 9ainonen am.
trr5rofeH merocn. 0enen lie aller.
linl5 fir llu8ere 3eit miro entiageH
miiiien.
GHe g%erlobunq. Ole qerdoe i'm
Wumegt deeilnet ut. le6baiies Sute-
reiie in 0lleu streiien 5u CrUefeH BAT
nor gHlgeH @oheH itattgeina0eu.
Npmteie 0elene uoH 3eppeim bat i'd
init 0gm Obcrleutn0ut mo ReQi.
mentsd0iutaHten 8arl Nleralr0er BON
0raH0enitem IN @ten.ltlm oeripro.
den Der @romiQam enhtammt
helluhcu llraoel oa5 Stamm.
8raH0cmteiH miro nrfur0lib
bereits i'm Sabre 1925 ermdbnl.
Ncieue BON 3eppelin lit oos
elu}iae stlHo hires 1aters uno ieinc
gcireW @gdhrtin in ieineu 6riin0er.
n0tben W@her aaueien. Aae ieIne
euti0rhmlaeu bali tie ibm traaen
uu0 and IN idauereu StunOeu uerlor
lie mir sen @lanben an ibreS 9'lters
Stcrn ielbit u0dl Der autaitr6p1e in
edlteroingGn tvar ite Is. Die Dem Sra.
Ten {ruit ual uere &0ffnunqen Ni.
sine i0eale 9cbensaeidhrnn
Ser fiinitiae e1tte IN ser Lodi.
ter As 9}aiiouolbeloen @rdi 3eppc.
Tim 0es hlbnen 8e6errihers ser
Butte
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
Rriff.
Son 9eooa 8eIIin.

sd ha6e Diel gcUeint uno mcin'
~ Eardnea,
lie it'll ms 5eiB mrIH llui8cs 6ell
gtuei1t
Sie reiiieu leiie idelc 5rlibiin9s.
fcime
Sent iii tie 0a, 0ie 8olo'ne Grnie
5clt
Su Hberreider a%ebreBfine leid}tei
Diein Weit erolu1ies iolaelAudtnle.
2aH0
llBo Ids le0enf Ser b%ataeH dnDerel
9iddlic
uho Hetge mid Dor i9rer Segena
bln0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15

Ter S5trar erF[5rt =, So,
t.e so;.lits @erabtirsss
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4t~ tN"tNo~ 0N
in @orms lit Die acknowledgements
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tete ieitber ais miHeuidaitlide SIlis-
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Wtiuden.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-10-31

Total income

i0'' Observation-Disclosures ''''' %
Losses paid during the year. $1204 %
Commission or brokerage. -. 6,466 1G
Salaries, fees and all other
charges of officers, clerks,
agents and employees 1879 .OS
All Other taxes, licenses and 80 "
insurance department fees. 1920. 6s
printing and stationery 1868 70
Postage, telegraph, telephone,
express, furniture and fix
lures ;, :...... 2,d55 4 4
Total disbursements. -. $3G,231 40
LEDGER ASSETS
Book value of bonds. .... 500 sci A
Cash on hand and in bank. 1903 80
Cash in hands of trustees. 13,13S.
Total ledger assets. -. s256,6o3 80
NON-LEDGER ASSETS.
interest accrued. ........ $2,265 O3
Gross premiums in course of
collection ........... 2G.999 80
Gross assets . $685.. 1858. T..
DEDUCT ASSETS NOT ADMITTED.
Book value of bonds over mar
ket value. o.1I6. "A
Total admitted assets. -. S276 691. 70
LIABILITIES.
Net amount of unpaid losses. S2,S3S. &c
Total unearned premiums. 24.733 %
Commission or brokerage. S.441 80
Salaries, rents. bills, etc. 49,. 500 "a
State, county and municipal
taxes ................... 495 81
Return and reinsurance prem
iums 75S. Oh
Total liabilities. .. S37 .s2s. 80
BUSINESS IN ILLINOIS.
Total premium received during
Total losses paid during the go
the year ..... 1O5 90
ALTMAN Il. CILLEY,
U. s Manager and Attorney:
Sworn and subscribed to before me this
DIST day of January. 1908.
Lewis X. Morse, Notary Public.
(Seal.)
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-10-31

Don't wait to hear what the public
thinks before you express your opin-
ion. Say what you think If you believe
you are right
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-10-31
Total admitted assets. E.
LIABILITIES.

Total admitted assets. So, 49, 94 As
LIABILITIES.
Net amount of unpaid losses. 1902 024 %
Total of unearned premiums. $780, 425 .0S
Commission or brokerage. 49, 1913. "a
Salaries, rents, bills, etc.. 10, 1873 so
Unpaid dividends. ........... 10000 90
Return and reinsurance prem
iums .............. 13.3O7 .O5
Advance premiums ...... 5,345. 10
Reserves and other liabilities. 120,721 SO
Total liabilities. 81 1874, 765 "a
Less liabilities secured by
special deposits .......... 54,S36. AZ
Balance ,279,929 81
Total premium received during
Total tai losses paid during the f-''' %
wiLLIAM j. GRIFFfNs, .
GILBERT GORDON. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Margareta Crooke.
(Seal) Notary Public
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual statement of the New Amsterdam
Casualty Co. of New York. in the State of
New York, on the 31st day of December,
1907, made to the Insurance Superintendent
of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law.
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock paid
up in cash ............... 1914, 400 90
INCOME
Premiums received during the
Interest and dividends. 80. 33,127 10
Profit on sale or maturity of
ledger assets ............ 340 so
Total income .......... $S04 ,4SS. 90
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses paid during the year. $363.651 10
Commission or brokerage. =. 209. 1888 IT
Salaries, fees and all other
charges of officers, clerks,
agents and employees. ..... 103,372 40
Rents ........... ....... 9.49S 90
All other taxes, licenses and
Insurance department fees. 12.441 ga
Legal expenses, advertising,
printing and stationery. 1925 60
Postage, telegraph telephone,
express, furniture ndfix-
lures 1918 u
Loss on sale or maturity of
ledger assets ............ 800 81
All other disbursements. =. 1908 05
Total disbursements. -. $7s6,433 90
LEDGER ASSETS.