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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-10-05
Days Developments
! In Shopmen' 5 Strike

Tive engines were turned loose
at Taft and crashed into a
string of box ears. A reward
of 1000 was offered by the rail-
road for arrest and conviction
of the guilty persons.
Thirteen men walked out OF the
shops at Sacramento.
Oficials OF the company are re-
ported to be making mp trains
and doing other yard work Mt
R0seburg.
An improvised hotel is being
erected In the stockade Mt Og-
den to house strfkebreakers.
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TWO INCHES OF SNOW
AT EMIGRANT GAP
Indications That Fall Will Con-
tinue Tonight

EMIGRANT GAP. Oct. 4.-snow be-
gan falling here last night, and up TO
s o'clock this morning more than two
Inches had fallen and 1t was still snow
ing. Before noon the storm cleared, but
from indications it viii continue late
tonight. This Is the first snow OF the
season and comes early.
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RUSSIAN DANCER IS
SUBJECT FOR KNIFE
Pavlowa's Partner Successfully
Operated On for Appendicitis

Especial Dispatch to The Call
NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Russian Dan
Ger Mordkin, former dancing partner
OF Madame Payiowa, was operated on
for appendicitis Monday Mordkin's
condition tonight IS excellent. The
patient will be confined to his bed for
about three weeks" said Doctor Erd-
mann. His physical ability to resume
dancing viii depend wholly upon his
powers of recuperation.'
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BUCKET SHOP
ORDINANCE Is
SOUND IN Law
Supreme Court Refuses to Re-
lease on Habeas Corpus
Prisoner Made at Raid
Moss and His Associates May
Now Seek Relief of Federal
Tribunals
Decision Uph0lds Crusade of
The Call Against Robbery
From Poor Men
.HE state supreme court yester-

." HE state supreme court yester-
day denied the writ of habeas
corpus asked by Attorney
Thomas Minot in the case
Of William Enfield, arrested Monday in
raid of an alleged bucket shop con-
Quoted by Moss & Co. BY denying the
petition the court practicalls sustains
the ordinance enacted by the super
visors following a crusade against the
bucket shops by The Call and allows
the case to go to trial before one of
the superior courts.
In asking for the writ Enfield stated,
after reciting his arrest, that the com
plant against him did not set forth
sufficient facts to constitute crime, for
the reason that it failed to say that the
place visited was being actually used
as a bucket shop" at that particular
time, or that any bucket shop" trans
actions were being carried on in the
place.
Illegal, Says Enfield
Enfield also alleged that the impris-
onment was Illegal. as the arrest was
made under the provisions of a Ger
tain pretended ordinance of the city and
county Of San Francisco" The petition
held that said ordinance was contrary
to the provisions of the fifth and four
teenth amendments of the constitution
OF the United States.
The petition was filed at the supreme
court Tuesday and the justices reviewed
the case yesterday morning. Their de-
cision was handed down almost imme-
diately after the hearing.
May Go to Federal Courts
In all "a men were arrested in the
raid Monday morning at the Offices of
Moss & Co. OF these a number for
feited their bail. Only two of the re-
naming 26 men were allowed to remain
In custody. Moss declared he intended
TO make test cases of these. But after
two nights in prison one of the men
N -
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TOWN PROPER SPARED
In THE BOMBARDMENT
Missiles Directed Exclusively
Against the Fortifications
and the Palace of the
Governor
NO ATTEMPT YET MADE
TO LAND A FORCE

H ERBA Tunis 4-Tpol has been bombarded twice by
J the Italian The shot fred shortly after
o'clock yesterday afternoon Smelling resumed early to-
day, after quiet night.
There steady from the warhps until dusk
last evening" and shots also forts in the
The French steamer Tafana delegation Derba to the
of hostties Among party consul
eral NJ Leon who Intellectual to land
The stopped 10 miles from Trpo by boat
from which ordered her but she
NAMED creeping the bockaded town.
The white buildings Tripo could be plainly and the
operations unfolded before the watchers
CAUSE OF DELAY IN THE BOMBARDMENT
explained that the bombrdment had been
delayed Admiral Aubrey commander of the Italian feet
had request the Tpo garrison for another day OF
grace and gave the garrison extra few hours
The baeshp Benedeo Giuseppe
arabad drew in line opposite the har
bo small craft in the battle line and the Varese
stood off to keep back nruders
There sign life the city which appeared deserted
but the Turkish flag few from the castle and forts.
The first shots directed toward Charcatt tort and later
the Kerkerche fort sheled:
AS Trpol the garrison seemed to awaken
with vgor and heavy cannonade
kept up on minutes then firing became de-
sultory So could be warship was hit
Vice Admiral Faravel ordered his ships
firing permit surrender but given and
after few ships began again. This time havoc
was wrought
FOPTIFIcATIONS RAZED BY HAIL OF SHELLS
Fortcaons the forts suffered severely and the
lighthouse destroyed by shells from the Cara
bad Of knowing what the loss Of life
Trpo ample opportunity the defenders
When Tafana left the landing had been attempted
bv the feared night the would be paged
by who had been lowering the vicinity for days
Early this morning division Italian
Admiral Faraye resumed the bombardment The Turkish garr
son occupied position behind the forts responded with
Shells which fell short
endeavored avoid damaging private
dwellings, of them destroyed and the
three the OF the
The consulates and churches have been damaged
TWO MORE TOWNS BOMBARDED
second division of the feet under Vice Admiral Thaon d
approached close Bengaz and Derna lombard
these understood has been ordered begin to-
denied that blueackes will land Such land
decided after the arrival of the expeditonay
Before commencing the bombadnen OF Tpo the Italian
all and careful revision Of the hydro
graphic the coming transports This
lasted several days and probably the real Tor the
delay in the bombardment
Italian officers have Deba and proceeding
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for the amendment that which
the constitutional amendment
the womans suffrage amendment
amendment No. g. but the ballot
No. for the fourth
saneunely
sbity Importance rearing
children.
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STRIKERS FIGHT. WITH
CREW OF NONJJNION MEN
One Man Likely to Die and Two Are Seriously Wounded
in Battle in Yards at Hamburg, S. C.


AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 4.-While
Georgia and Florida freight train was
passing through the Southern yards at
Hamburg. S. c., just across the river
from Augusta, today strikers attacked
the strike breaking crew, seriously in
juring two and perhaps fatally injuring
a third.
Two Engines Turned Loose
BAKERSFIELD. Oct. 1.-TWO stand
ing engines were turned loose in the
yards at Taft today. it is alleged by
unidentified men. and were started out
on the main line without engineers
or firemen. Fortunately, some wrecked
ore cars blocked the track and the
engines stopped with crash after
they had gone zoo yards. But for the
ore cars the engines would have run
wild into the yards at Bakersfield.
A reward of $1,000 for the arrest and
conviction of the responsible person
has been offered by the railway COM
pany.
Thirteen Men Walk Out
SACRAMENTO. Oct. 4.-Thirteen
more men walked out of the Southern
Pacific shops today, adding to the list
of craftsmen seven men employed in
the spring shop, affiliated with the
blacksmiths' union, which did not go
out on the first day of the strike. One
blacksmith. one machinist, one pipe
Smith and three carmen rounded out
additional force to the strikers ranks.
one blacksmith. member of the union.
it was reported by the strike commit
tee, returned to work
Switchmen Refuse to Work
RosEBURG. Ore. Oct. 4-owing to
the refusal OF trainmen to do switch
ing. offcials of the Southern Pacif1c at
this point are making up trains and
coupling and uncoupling cars with
their own hands. Engine wipers from
the local roundhouse and section hands
cleared the track two miles north OF
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-15

The Corn Crops Around Parma, Mo.
Sell Our Land.

Eleven sales made by us this year
to Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and North
ern Missouri farmers, and all of
these will move to the land around
Parma, the Garden Spot Of all South
east Missouri and New Madrid coun-
ty. We have land that will make
$200-acre farms inside of 10 years,
well drained, that we are selling at
$25 per acre, with some improve.
ments. "
One farm of 800 acres, at $50 per
acre, with ESQ acres in cultivation;
another of 100 acres, a $50 per acre
with 80 acres cleared and in cult
walton. We have many well improy-
ed farms at prices ranging from $45
to $50 per acre, We guarantee your
expenses If you buy, so come ard
let us show you. You buy direct
through owners If you buy Of us.
No promoters. Come and stay a
week and visit the people that have
moved here from your part of the
country and get in right. There is
no country under the face of the sun
that offers the inducements to buyer!
the investor, as well as the man of
small means-as ours does.
We have men that we sold lands
to six years ago that invested $4,000
that are worth close to 5000, 900 to-.
day and you ought to do as well.
All land we have for sale is with
in five miles of Parma. Buy ticket
lircct to Parma over the Frisco or
Cotton Belt Railroad.-THE FOWL
KES LAND G INVESTMENT Co,
Parma, New Madrid County, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-15
Die crruiinidtc @irfnne.

Bon @looitonc's 2cibarst cir SIN,
orep Glorf er5obIt ein cngIii6es
8erf, Ole ioe6en erid)ieuene 9ioaro.
pbie Cir @iIfrib 2olpion'S, foIgenOe
gncf0otc: Gincs Cages neroronete er
eincln Euticntcn ein @loS @ein 1tnb
olS 6ieler ibui 1nll5 pcripltnoert iagte,
er bobe i'm imilcr fir eincn Inti.
olfoboIifcr geboItcll, c%rpi6erte Cir
anorcru: %, @ein biltt maltdnloI
ooaL Dab man id)neller ourdJ bie Dir.
belt tonlmt. 60 babe i'd gum 9eiipieI
oft 5nol3ig @rieR nod 1iid gu be.
.anttuortclt, mo bani lit mir Elm
@laSden G6ompaguer cine grobe
Silfe." oMtcineu Sic mirfli6? ?"
iagte ser 8otielt 5rpeifcln6, yooB elm
8l6sden Gbampogner S6ucn Bel Der
@eonttuortung Der %3lponsig 8riefe
biIft9" yNein nein" eriuiocrte
Sir an0ren, ro6er lpelln id Elm
8ldsden Gbantpogucr 81 mir genom.
men babe, fiimmerc id mid oit6 nidt
ben 8eut mebr bnruln, Oh id iie be.
antportc ODER nid)t!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-15
gibliidje aorrciponScns.

Gin Stltocnt, Der menia itu6icrte.
aber beito mebr @cl0 perbroud,te.
tpollte icinem Batter, Der Elm from.
mer Worn, eilten 9clpeis ieiner 9i.
beIfituOe geben, err id)iftc inn oes.
Balb einen @el6beutcl NIT REDEEM
llntfanJ unb le9te einen 3etel oa5ll,
cuf Dem nifts Itonb aIs ySeiefiel "a,
V. a, ieste 3eile." - Ger Safer fat.
te nidts @iligeres 81 t6iIn ais oieic
Stclle nad15nidlagen; nidt iebr CIR.
baut las er Die @prte: Iiille
i'm nit oen beiten Marfitiiden!"
3lm Gritarmen bes Sobnes lief an.
Germ Gags itatt Der. ertporteten @eIo.
iumn,e ein Streiien 8apier elm, auf
Dem bon pGterlidcr Sauo ole 8orte
itan6en: nSpriid)e SalomoniS IS,
Y. A, crite Belle" gcGicrig idIug
Der Sobn Die 8ibeI oilf uno Iein sc.
iift perI0ngerte fid ~5niebenos, als
er Die bibliide 9[ntluort bernabm I:
Der 6aule begebrt uno friegt cs
bod nid)t."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-15
20. 8 apitsL
BON S%alfenbaaen!

Sort DON 6~dlleHpa9eH!
Sartmut ielbIt mar es gertIrn, cc'
bas @ort eeipro6en bate. als
er pom 1llmtnbof suriidgetebrt, mar
Maoeleine linn boil Sreunbli4teit erts
qeaenaetreter, bate feline Srage 9es
tbdn, inn ni9ts BON Oem ge5ei9t,
mas iie in ben Stunben leiner Nbs
peienbeit allsin NIT fid our Rub'
aeatpungen bate. 0d CAB er ihr
unsefrust @usfunft.
rMein Batter bruudt meine ollie
ni4t.1
sic a~ntlpprtete nidt, uber ibr Bid
i6ien fanft 5u frasen.
,aneelita fab i9 nidt pieber.
sic perIdbt mod beute ben lllmenbof;
hire @ltern bolen tie db!'
.6artmut" nun bebte es bod
in ibrer Stimne, lie pollte an feline
Seife ellen.
@r pintte ibr gu, trat an bas
Senffer, blidte cine Weile binaus unb
brebte iid bann nit einem &ud pies
Der ibr gu.
,Sd, Ou bdit re6t, lab urs fort
BON bier. irsenbpo mas anberes ius
den tpas 9u magft nie 9u
es pillit."
,llnfsr Slid fuden uno uns ieIber
70 gang sufammenfinoen, tpie mir
sueindnoer seb0ren! Sd bante 0ir!'
Sort bon Jaltenbdeen - lie bdtten
obne eiien Gag bes guffdubs abreis
fen fDnnen, bic @breife fpuroe pers
f9oben burd elm gebeimes 3Dsern
bon Sartmuts Seite, bas er inter
S6eineriinoen perbdrs. IIerIei
@irtbfdaftsfrasen, bic nod erIebigt
iperben mubteu, Elm lleberIegen iiber
ons Mobin Elm Mufbduen unb
Wieberperperfen BON gIGnen, unb nod
ettpas 8,frtmbfines, als fperoe Inn
bas GGeiben bon Sartenbdgen i6iper,
ols babe elm She'll ieines @e5ens,
ibm ielber unb.ipubt. bort fGon Durs
Sel sefdlosen.
Gortiesuns foIetJ
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NOR RIsoN BANK
our
Loans and discounts, UNI


Loans and discounts, UNI
doubleday good on per-
sonal or collateral ..$68, 61S.21
Loans, real estate :. 35,096.9 so
Furniture and fixtures ~. 1000. 90
Due from other banks and
bankers, subject to check ~15,05S.42
Cash items 674.93
Currency /. -. :. =. 1,945.0 90
Specie ;. :. -. 3,085.37
Total . /. ..$125,478.SS
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in $50, 0O0.0 90
Surplus fund :. !. j.. :. 1900 90
Undivided profits, net 4. /. 695.99
Individual deposits subject
to check !. :. :. 27,952.26
Time certificates of deposit 74,318.98
Cashiers checks +. :. !. 311.60
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-15
expiring November 4th, 1917
j. OTTO BRANDT, Notary Public
WM. STEFFEN.
THEo. TEGELER.

JASOD hENNEBERGER,
tSeap Directors,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-15
&itct Gnd uor salben oeocu ao

Siitet Gad Dor salben scacn Sa.
tarrb, Die auediiIber cnt6aItcn, 90
Qitediilber iider Sen Sinn SeS Sc.
rnd)s 3eritoren llno oas ool3e Sui.
tenn poaig oerriittet miro, penn cs
onr1 ole i6eimisen SberfIadcn elm.
ortngt. Sold)e artifeI ioaen ME
anBer auf geroronuna gut berufencr
acr5te gebraitdt peroen, 6a ser
S6aocn ben iie anridten, ae6nnlaI
10 groB 1T ais oos Cute, bas Sbr 90
BON er5ielen fountet. Sau's So.
tarrb'aur, fobri3irt bon S. S. gbe.
nep & 60, Soleoo, s., entbaIt fein
aitefiilber nno miro innerIi6 eettom
men uno ipirft oircft aitf ole idIeimi.
gen Sberfld6en oes Spitems. @cnn
Sbr Soils aaiarrb-aiir fault, ieio
ii6ei. bab Sbr oie G6te befcmmt.
Sic miro innerIid genommcn lno in
soleSo. Ohio, ron 5. S. Gbenep &
Co.. gcmadt
gertarft bon allen apotbefcr,l.
Treis 75c. ole 6laiGe.
Sails 6amiIicn. ginen iino Ole
beiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-15

ipie Su mid aud In biefem einer
nimmif, dber - ss 1T Stin Spbn,
Batter, ben gu 10 niebrig einf9dbef.'
Des 2ittmsiitsrs 9t,tgeu i~treiften
iiber i'm bin. 9as etne m%annbafts
@prt traf Jpn tiefer als alle Bitten.
bic an Iein @~atsrgefibt batten riibren
ppllen. Sin paar Ssfunben nar es,
als tpolle in ibm peritummen, mas
gegen oiefen Spbn ii9 gu allen 3eis
ten in ibm aufgslebnt bate. Dod)
i9on bieIt i'm pieber Die Grinnerung
gepadt Oil jenen fur9tburen ausens
blid, Ser bieien "a auf .pis bon ibm
ibm gef9isben battle, unb i9neisens
ben zones fuste er:
rGp erfpare es Dir unb mir, oas
gu t0ren, mas Dir niat gut tIinst.'
is blieb Elm puar Setunben till,
bagn fagts Sartmut nieber ruPig:
$50 LAB mid penisitens Nafiir
Gorge trdgen, odb Der BON Dir forts
eeia9te 8neht feit9enpmmen pirS.
Dem er bat obne 3meifel ars &afs
bas Seuer angslegt."
,Gr that es = bod auaeigen tperoe
td i1n ni9t." Cart mar es ssipros
den.
.0u ipirit es nidt tbun9 Ginen
8rarbfifter Der gere4ten Strafe entS
sieben2 @inen iiberfibrten Sieb"
Sartmut brad plDblid ab. Sn ieis
mem empDrten Some l9panfte es;
Der Rittmeiiter a9tete ni9t odrauf,
barter nod fiel er elm.
,Rein. i9 iperbe IS ni9t tbuni
Merbs es mir ni9t nod einmal Dor
benz geri9t lpisberbolen laiien, oas
9ebsimniB bonn lIlmenbofe, bas mir
nit fre9em 2d9en Der iiberfi6rte
1ieb entsesenrief, als i& ibm nit
Dem @~efdnsniB brobte ipie mans
der am 3u9tballs porbeifdbrt. Der
bielleiGt bineinsebDrte."
Sartmuts @eIi@t marc fail. pa
ter - tpas piIIit 9u bamit iagen?"
mas i6 f6on einmal gu Dir ses
fpro6en babe unb fpoau 0u i4lpei9en
mubteIt. llno barum eben siemt es
mir ni9t, einen anbern Der 6ere9ttgs
felt ausSuliefern.
8is CUR Sbiir mar Sdrtmut sus
riidgetreten.
nQBie Su oie 8eiti9e idpdngit
iiber einen 9ieb, 10 bob i'd bic piz
itoIe esgen eiten unbern,'
@r atbmete ttef duf. n2ebepobl,"
fa9te er longiam. sd fam ge9en
9einen Nunf@ bierber uno peroe
ptebertommen, tpenn es MIDI 10
5tpingt pie beute."
Sartmut bate oas 3immer %perlafz
fen. 0rauben ltteb er duf 6rai
&ei6martn, Die etlenOs berbeitam unD
BET Ieinem anblid beimli9 perlegen
ftubte.
sd pubte nift, bab sic bier -
i9 npllte ben Serrn 3tttmeiIter be-
na6ri9tigen - &pnIul @reoisbaufen
it ebep NIT ieiner sSrau dngetommen.
Sic baben bon benz 8ranbe geb0rt
uno perben Ingelita, Die Der Sdres
den febr ansesriffen bat, nit iid na4
8ornitabt nebmen. Sd babe piel gu
riiiten = sic per5eiben - bic Serrs
f9aften iinb unten i'm 8obn5immer,"
fiistc ie nod sOgernb bin5u.
gr ~anttpprtete ni9t odrduf, nidte
einen @rub uno gin9 an ibr pors
iiber.
@r bate ben lllmenbof pieber pers
IaFen. limb er bate Gngelttd nidt
piebergeIeben.
Starr sraoeaus ging iein Bid,
dls' er. mad Saltenbdgen auriidritt;
felt umfpannte feline l9anb ben 3iis
gel.
Set ben 3iseI baIten felt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-15
F. H. c%AUGHELL, President
H. J. MERTENS, Cashier.

Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Sth day Of September A. d..
~pineteen hundred and eleven.
Witness my hand and notarial
seal on the date last aforesaid. (Com
missioned and qualified for a term
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-15
No. 1261.

49,
Official statement of the financial
condition of the
FARMERS & MERcHANTs BANK
at Hermann. State of Missouri. at
the close of business on the LIST day
of September. 1911, published in the
ADVERTISER COURIER, a newspa-
per printed and published at
Hermann, State Of Missouri. on the
18th day of September, 1911.
Resources.
Loans and discounts. un.
doubleday good on per-
sonal or collateral ..S25,3i5,20
Loans, real estate :. .. 26,225.00
| Overdrafts :. 2.21
Bonds and stocks :. >. go, 397.43
Furniture and fixtures :. 2,272.90
Due from other banks
and bankers, subject to
check F.. . :. !. :. 19,2So.51
Cash items =. =. ytS,19
currency >. 2,l49.UO
Specie =, I. I. :. 2,155.69
Total :. =. :. !. ..$16S, 776. 70
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in -. $50, 100000
surplus 1uhd :. . /. o,5o5'Uu
Undivided profits, net -, 1886
Individual deposits subject
to check :. =. 3S,727.n
Time certificates Of deposit 90,S9S.S5
Cashiers checks :. -. =. S,44S.S1
Dividend unpaid !. $500
Total :. ,.$16S, 1853
State of Missouri,
County of Gascenade, IS:
We, Geo. Stark as president, and
Aug. Begemann, Jr. as cashier of
said bank, each of u.s. do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best of our knowledge
and belief.
GEO. STARK, President,
AUG. BEGEMANN, JR., Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before
me, this 18th day of September A. ID.
nineteen hundred and eleven.
Witness my hand and notarial
seal Oh the date last aforesaid. (Com
missioned and qualified for a term
expiring January g., 1850
ROBERT WALKER, Notary Public
AUG. BEGEMANN, SR.,
F. w. EGGERS,
AUG. TOEDTMANN,
(SeaD Directors.
Correct Attest.
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3ipiid)e1t Dem l.. Mai ufto benz
80. Sept. iperSet mir Sonters9 ouriii
&artcir fir 6ie 9iun6fabrt mad fol.
gen0en Glateir 5i iebr berab9efes.
ten 8reiiet berfnitfen.
&ertle Springs, 80, gu $5.75.
Stpeet Spripgs, Mo., gu $500.
@caGiiter Springs, Mao., $4.95.
aarten iino tdgIid 3ii baben uno
iiiro giiItig fir Die Siidfdbrt Big
BUN 81. Sftober.
q. G. Gramer,
agt. $40. q. 81. q.
TIE ~cHILDREN LIKE xT
GENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
ccUCH SYRUP
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NO. 172l.
Official statement of the financial
condition of the
HIGHLAND BANK OF MORRISON
at Morrison, State of Missouri. at
the close of business on the list day
of September, 1911, published in the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., a newspa-
per printed and published at
Hermann, State of Missouri, on the
18th day of September, 1911.
Resources,
Loans and discounts, UNI
d%oubtedly good on per-
sonal or collateral =. ..$51 ,300.I
Loans, real estate . :. -. 8,94S.0S
.Oyerdrafts $50
Furniture and fixtures 80. 2,146.S9
Due from other banks
and bankers. subject to
check =. :. -. 13,179.57
Cash items :. 272.91
Currency /. :. :. -. 1880
Specie :. :. -. =. 1884
Total f. :. ..$77,9S7.45
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in.... .$15,OO0.00
Surplus fund :. . 100000
Undivided profits, net 521 SO
Individual deposits subject
to check . =. =, 2o,IS4.43
Time certificates of deposit 93,226.69
Cashiers checks :. =. 800
Total -. =. -. ..S77,9S7.45
State of Missouri,
County of Gasconade, SIS:
We, Louis Boeger as vice prcsi-
dent, and Edw. Hummert ss cashier
of said bank, each of us, do solemn
ly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of u knowlege
and belief.
LOUIS BOEGER, Vice President.
EDW. HUMMERT. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of September A. d.
nineteen hundred and eleven.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
the date last aforesaid. (Com-
missioned and qualified for a term
c"piring November 4th, 1919
j. o. BRANDT, Notary Public.
f. j. HANNE,
SAM SPRECKELMEYER,
AUG. WIELE,
(SeaD Directors.
Correct Attest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-15

No. 1868.
Official statement of the financial
condition of the
MORRISON BANK
at Morrison, State of Missouri, at
the close of business on the LIST day
of September, 1911, published In the
Observation-Disclosures, a newspa-
per printed and published at
Hermann, State of Missouri, on the
18th day of September, 1911. 4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-15

Total ;. ). =. ..$125,'
State of Missouri,

County of Gasconade, IS:
We, F. H. Caughell as president,
and Fl. j.. Mertens as cashier of said
bank, each of us, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of our knowledge and be-
lief