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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
$4,000 CASH In
BLANK CHECKS

tuy taited Pres. Leased wtreb
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Ia
According TO Information given
out by the subtrcasury here to-
day. secret service men are on
the trait Of young soldier who
deserted from the army after
stealing book of 100 blank
army psymaster's checks from
the post at 81. Michael. Alaska.
u 10 estimated that the forgcr
has Melted AT least $4,000 BY
distributing the checks broad.
east. Owing 10 the official APP
pearsnee Of the paper. he had
no difficulty In esshlnn tho
checks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
MRS. BROWN MUST
FACE TRIAL

SALEM. Or, Aug. i3.--Mrs. Alice
brown. the young San Francisco
woman charged with having swim
ding David Mapping. an Illinois
farmer. out Of $4,000. today 10 or
dered estrsdlted 10 San Francisco
to face a larceny charge. Tho gov
ernor made hls decision after the
matter had been argued extensive
~ before him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
BURTON OPPOSES
CANAL BILL

WASHINGTON. Aug. i3--pros-
poets In congress today were for an
early agreement between tho pub
lie and senate On tho Panama canal
bill. and that President TAM will
sign the measure on its final pass
age Il Is predicted that n hs does
40. Great Britain win protect TO the
HaEus tribunal.
Senator Burton OF Ohio II one Of
those who still strenuously oppose
the canal btu an az present framed.
He said today:
The measure is paipabic viola
ton of the fIay.Pauncefote treaty.
Our policy for 100 years has been
lnsistence upon absolute equality
for the nations In all navlgabie
channels"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

tsc coffee. zoe 10 reg. soc tea, 500
Use H.. cocoa. $50 III s.0k spices,
Sc can, y III. cans allsplcs. ibc. ~
u. cans pepper. itc. whole pick ling
apicra. $50 ID. Chill peppers. acc 10,
&c assorted spices q FOR 2ac. bars
soap. zac. 2 iha. Lama beans. leo.
lave ID. picked pigs feet. Sc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
SANITARY

fiaiibut. lbs. ibc. salmon. sse and
a0n each. black bass. 7 iba. 2Se; soicn,
lbs. iho, tendcrioin solo, 2 lbs. 15c.
cans salmon. R6cs ibc can Hhrimps
Toe. Z lbs. small white beans. ssei
coffee. aac. bulk eocoanut. zoe H..
pk9n corn flakes. ibc. zoe coffee.
e5cs English mullins. > for Zoe.
Bartlett pears. Ice and ibe doA-, new
apples. &c doA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

4 lbs dry onions. Toe. new pota-
toea. 10 lbs fsc; sweet potatoes. 2
lbs iSc. summer squash. Sc each
cucumters. Tor Ice. celery.
bunchea 30. cauilfiower. lie and zoe
each tomatoes. Sc II. sroen beans.
lbs. lee! green peas. lbs. tsr
pears, tQc doz.. peaches. i5c basket.
csntalaupe for bct lemons. ibc
dok piun-. zoe basket, watermelon.
Ne IL. oranges, zoe do1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
LIKING TRIAL MARRIAGE, COUPLE
AFTER SIX MONTHS HAVE WEDDING

sAcRAMENro Auq f3--HavIne sailed together tempo
equipped cnshs without, storm suf
c. A. Dillon Of Les
trial marriage and entered permanently
dist episcopal Church South performed the ceremony
entered into written contract IN Los
An six months
to the
Accordingly he sought legal sde and was
Of follows:
rhsr living to9eshsr
a. man ana may, license, be married ~
clergyman" a..... $685. .,...,..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

MRS. ETHEL X. noooEss
plea TO aid him IN finding hls
Have You Seen This Womarf
NAME--MrS. Ethel keat-
lng noggess.
AGE--30.
HEIGHTS n. ! In.
WEIGHT 1875 pounds.
COMPLEXION - Fair: eyes
blue gray hair. black.
DRESSED whom last seen
ulue linen suit. white shirt.
waist. white panama hat. long
white gloves. no Ieweiry ex.
cept plain gold wedding ring.
Mrs. Boggess. a comedy young
mAsron. disappeared from Kansas
City. where she lived temporarily
with her husband. DIR. John s.
sogxess. A government surgeon.
on tho afternoon Of Aug. ?. after
having started out on shopping
tour.
Since then a nationwide search
has been made At the instance Of
her husband and father. Thomas J
Heating. prominent lawyer OF
Columbus. o.. whore MIRA Hoggeaa.
10 her maidcnhood days. was 40
csety leader and skilled musician.
Mrs. Hoggess was sufferer from
organic heart disease. I, 10 feared
that a blood clot on the brain has
caused her 10 wander away, pos.
sihiy to a city far distant from her
home. having lost her own Identity
Instances OF similar iost identity
show that often the individual
assumes another name and begins
another life under new surround
ings. remaining unconscious of the
paAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

r C. offerdalii. q. ssiT 10th av-
n. r..
= Tapp, ss. swedish hospital
J, Ferris. 50. Seattle General hos
pitat
w Kelly, killed at new franklin
high school.
NJ. Swain. ffs Ninth ~.
v. Boomer, -, providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
Male and Female Help
Wanted

~~~e~~~~>~~-e-~-~<~~ ~~.~~-~~~~~-~~~y~~>
Ts~st gard Socialists In every precinct
in the county 10 communicate with
8 Joe 1egvis. campaign manager
King County Socialist Campaign
Committee. EOS Pacific building.
8sattia. 60 act an election judges.
etc. in primary and Noveubs =
elections. send In your names at
once.
My nhorf course home bookkeeping
Il Instructions guarantee quaifflca
y tton 30 days. assistance position
student or business man, Agents
{ wanted everywhere. Address As-
Ii eountant. g0s white building
EES aud WOMEN wanted for COM
& fnercial. railway and wireless teis-
graph service. 90 20 $50 monthly
& easy 20 learn. positions guaran-
Z tse1 Pacific Telegraph a HAtt-
II way Institute. 7es First nv.
NITRO BUSINESS cOLLEuE--spe :
81 eiaitY: Topography and railway
a accounting Teachers are old rx-
perleneed railroad men. Graduates
GO 20 good positions and hold
them ztzsA Fremont av.. Seattle.
Few live agents. either ser. for city
or county isai Minor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

A Chicago policeman who IL con.
tsmplatlng matrimony says; Il
want a woman who can cook. mond
my clothes. who Ia OF good dis
position. loving and kind. and who
has a fairly good education"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

10 ACRES FOR 1900
terms eco cash, 80 monthly This
land lies within one mile Of beau
tifui Lake kamamiBh. An Ideal To-
cation for "a poultry ranch and
berry ranch, being within easy
driving distance Of the mRikots Ia
Seattle. Let us show you this
place. Take Madison car and
county ferry or steamer Urania 20
Burke A. Faffar'H office In Kirk %
land. or call iOf Cherry ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
For Sale-Fu rniture.

Five-room furnished flat for sale.
cash or terms. Beacon $40.
Furniture for sale, 7Osh Pine.
Furniture OF seven room house
Two rooms rented. Main b53f.
1900 furniture Of 5-rOom house. cost
400. 10s Third N. Queen Ammo l0s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
Business Chances.


WAIT reliable man abia 90 invest
1000 90 81. 600 cash, assist Ia Of
flee here or go 10 fishing plant
southeast Alaska.
ANOTHER with 5000 70 5000,
MANUFACTURING business that
will consider part real estate,
OTHER dependable opp0rtunltish.
stocks Of MERCHANDISE and go
Ing business In and out OF Seat tic.
Apply 20 Dept. H.
A. 4. FUNK A Co. Pioneer Bldg.
For sale. q small manufacturing buR-
mess cheap. A-s00. care star.
Have fins location FOR grocery store.
will furnish building and some
money 20 right party. Phone Ken
wood isf
1 own ana offer for sale or trade a
patent hat pin. protected point
Present address f2Oi and Az. y. y,
Permanent addresn Lennon, y. y,
Nichols. bunKalowa Hin kley NIX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
Furnished Rooms.

~e-S~@-~>>r.s,|>s~s>r r>|>r>nSr>>-'|>>>>>>~'>
yirginus Hotel, sth a Virginia. near
Westlake. offers new. modern. sle-
Hantly furnished rooms. with the
bent accommodations. lowest rates.
The broadway. corner Broadway
and feaior. Modern. 1900 a week
up. r. = prentIss, proprietor
HOTEL Rhode Island. SO Virginia at
soc day and $3.50 week aud up.
HOTEL Rainier. iss Main st., brick
building Ratios SOC and up. Bath
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. iiiGh
First--Rates SOC daily and up.
Rooms 3sc and SOC. s22 alxth ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

|t6AAfrr 4
r,l YOU HELP ME- =
elND nv DAueHrERf =
\ !. - aesdsrs Of The Seattle :
\ start
! y .bAins The star to :
49, ! piessrs Of my daush- Z
~. Eshsl Heating Bog =
~ - Disappeared from :
/. - CO Aug. 2. together :
J. e { dsscripslon Of her. 90 :
- 4 snybcdy should see her :
!. 'ssrr 4 her whereabouts IN Z
. =. nsorer. he or she VIII :
'.~,niczts with ne NJ once. :
800 rev this picture and =
- s.s<r;ptien 70 your neigh =
=. "a srlends IN the hope =
~ u<rhsps enc " them may :
~ ID scme Information :
49, eur loved daughter, =
49, ws are cIssrsesedly :
nsxinq
/. ~ 10y aid In this search :
- nav BE- seie 10 give the :
,.,4.breksr parents of our =
! t. ss1ssr sessew thousands Of :
I aarkk -
THOMAS J. HEATING 4
Asdrsss-f7o0 Eight East =
~ s.. Columbus. o. =
nnaxx1RxR
- rlscs In America 10 Mrs
~ ksssir7 7ossssa
4 ne probably ccesnt know
= ~ owr name. nor her faith
q ssr her husesnda nor the
- i sns city from which she
3UG
- : her description sent TO
IL ~ ssQsther with a fathers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

Mrs. 8. LEVY. Of East st. Louis
mother OF Mrs. ]. G. silverstone
and DIR. Nathan LEVY. OF Seattle,
Is dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
Special Notices.

f<N~@NNsf*N~'NNeNeN~@rNr NeNrNeNeNeNeNNS@reNrNN-
Notice In hereby given that I have
attic Tire Repair Company, 1910
broadway, TO Jack Carlson. who
assumes all indebtedness and viii
collect all outstanding accounts.
y. !, kA0iEY.
Jose henito, prot. OF botany and
medicine. spanish steam baths. ca
pectailY, Golondrina llnimont for
consumption and stomach trouble
and chronic diseases, and for all
sorts OF skin diseases Hours ! TO
aud 20 y. M S3gb y Ballard
Phone ballard isss.
Nichols bunEa,ows iiinckley lilk
Lost and Found.
r~e~ss<N~<~@<s-~e~~r>~> <>~~~~,e~rc>>~yN~
Lost f.ady's hand bag on Phinney
aV. car. return 20 fos ~ ssrd at
and receive reward
Found Golden hrindie ana white
bull bitch puppy. owner can have
same by proving property and
fi8iias after Z p. N. az ITsrry az
Losts-A solid gold bar pin. set with
red and white stones, on bfth OF on
Meridian car, sunday afternoon.
Phone North s4s,
Lost Sunday afternoon. OF Madison
or ~ Queen Anne car. silver mchh
bag and card case. bag With full
name. card ease marked / ~. ID.
Liberal reward Tel. East 1888,
Eyes tested free. graduate 0ptician.
EfaaseH at reasonable prices The lit
lie store that sells for less it2l ard.
Want house a office furniture cash.
ushaon Chandler, $40 Pike. NJ a11I.
Plumbing repairs. coo hr. refef-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
Houses for Rent.

s~~~<>sN~N-~~>~~~-~
FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR Rent
would rent my house, thoroughly
furnished ana strictly modern,
kind Of family, and reserve two
rooms for self ana board with
family No children, please John
W Peter. 1873 w. seth st.. Seattle.
Phone Ballard nos.
For Hent--b-room cottage, partly
furnished. Call 1856 Lakeside after
~ m.
ron RENT, HNAP-ss. b-room
house. gas z blocks OF Washing
ton park v block ~ Madison. 32t
77th av. n East s0gs.
tf0 0o--f rooms, modern, superior
view. ST. Newton st. North Queen
Auua car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
For Exchange.

Nice cottage. suifabte ror one or two
families, facing Lake Washington
aud boulevard. hadrona Park.
ON leased ground. Long lease and
low rent To exchange for small
stock OF goods. East loi
VIII take auto. lots or acreage. not
over $500. as first payment on g
room new modern bungalow, fun
basement trays, first class plumb =
ing and light fixtures. large lot.
ali improvements paid. Price
1880.
ROY r. POWERS
62sT ballard Ay.
Phone Ballard 409,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
CRAVING GONE
IN % HOURS

I snnk steadily for years from
~ zrts 10 two quarts OF whisky
u. On Anisorium discharged
= I'm six weeks as incursbie.
~ y kcurs Of the Neal treat.
- ~ craving was gone. Have
~ hart ever cs."--From a
DEinp l<<ter among the scores we
= ~ ysu psusing absolutely
- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
Apartments for Rent.

VFW~~W7W7e7g7~7WFa
Elmors Apis, furnished and unfnr-
nished tlO and fi5. lfit kinR.
Beacon 5000.
Tho Wellington, 1909 jackson 81 (.
modern. unfurnishod. i-room,
steam heated apartments. gas
ranges. private baths. lockers.
electric washer, electric sweeper
sis ana up. JanitOr
Copeland Court. 1909 Minor, rooms
furnished. $40. phone, light. NJ. 1910
Excelsior Apis Furnished and un-
furnished 9Th and PIKE. Main 1881.
81 iawfence, isoeM stb--comfort-
able. close In Main sseI tlt up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
Funeral Directors.
Personal.


~~~~~~~~-~~~c>>> ~~>~r~~~~~>~r~ce<,r>~
Dr. A. Lee Lewis. consulting chiro-
prnctor Hours 20 y. III, 1851 At
cade Annex. Main ia42. Lady attend
ant
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. 10
operation or detention from labor.
over 400 cases cured past tive
years. ages 10 70. Harvard
NnDnC Frogner's Corn Plas.
COKNS D ters cure corns. AZ
store or mailed, 25c. q. IT. Frogner.
1915 Genessee 81. -----
Lang's Mineral Wonder will cure Inn
paired vitality. absolute satlsfat-
ton guaranteed or money back;
one dollar si7 Third az.
CHIHOPODY. manicurinR, fncial
and scalp treatments. suite 20,
AIM Pike 81. .----...---..
GILLETTE BLADES snarpened g0c
don; razors. BIC, etc. f4oi 9Th nv.
Oct Acquainted Society. Names and
addresses. 70s Pine strert
Chiropody, manlcuring. facial and
scalp treatment. 40 Liberty Bldg.
Nichols, bungalowa. Hlnckley Hlk.
Say II saw II In The star"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
For Saie-PouItry.
For Sale - Miscellaneous.

FOR Sale - Miscellaneous.
DAMAGED BATH TUBS
damaged bath tubs. $1,000 and up.
complete. Ruztad'E. BIS End av. Il
thoroughbred Persian Kittens chee ..
~ y. Thomas. Apt g. summit car.
FOR sALE-z00 White Leghorns. No.
stock. James J. Russell, zsi5
W. 18th. Phone Ballard liz.
Delisery team and wagon for sale or
VIII trade Tor one horse and light
wagon. 1900 WoodIawn. Kenwood
10.
Upright piano for sale. 500 90 caah
hgS columbia. Room S.
rev pianos FOR rent; rent applied on
knr.,...., Msyer-Ioner. slt Union.
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Flats for Rent.

!, room flat. ti2.b0 q. A. Si06.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
DON'T INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS
THOUGH THAT BUSINESS BE CRIME
on ARTHUR ouirsRmAs.


We foolish when demag0gc ring
had difference OF opinion Parliament and King,
ARA their nations by the
entaied for the space OF seven years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13
/ iz'li.gI,' AcK'E RANCH

with house barn, large orchard.
gnAnline engine for pumping, fine
soil. good road TO Seattle. and only
two miles from electric car; tnust
be cold IN next few days. fz.seo
takes a.
CHARLES v. ADAMS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-13

Act now. Eight acres part cleared
ard fenced. some fruit trees. excel
Ing distance OF electric car. own
sr must have money. VIII sell Tor
1890. Your opportunity. hta loss,
CHARLES ~ ADAMS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28
SOME CoCoANUTS TO CRACK
How the Stranger Divided No,ex
Among savages in Payment for
His Meal.

A hungry traveller in Africa came across
three simple-minded savages as they
were about to sit down for their MON
day meal. He asked and received per
mission to share it with them. promising
to pay them handsomely for the food.
Savage No. l contributed six cocoanu,s
to the meal, savage No. contributed ten.
while savage No. .. a large man wbo
was very hungry, added fourteen to the
pile, making thirty cocoanuts in all for
the four men-three savages and the
traveller.
The oocoanuts were shelIed, and. the
savage hosts being courteous. each ate
only his fair and equal share-the tray
eler, though still hungry, thus eating
only his equal share Rising after the
meal. and thanking his hosts. he handed
them thirty coins 10 be divided among
them as Payment.
Immediately there arose a terrible
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28

wrangle as TO the division of the money.
The first savage. who had contributed
but six cocoanuts, insisted on the coins
being divided in three equal parts. be-
cause three people had supplied a meal
for which the fourth paid-therefore an
equal division in thirds, he contended.
was the only logical one. The second
savage said that as the first savage had
eaten more than he had contributed he
had no share in the spoils at all. and
that the third savage and he, the second,
should divide the spoils equally between
them, as they alone had given the
traveller his meal.
The third man, who had contributed
fourteen, said that the proper principle
was obvious: AS each had contributed
cocoanuts to a total OF thirty, and that
as there were thirty coins. each should
receive a coin for each cOcoanut con-
tributed
No decision being reached, they agreed
| to leave 1t TO the stranger and abide by
his decision. which he guaranteed to be
a Just one. And on his announcing II, so
simple was his reasoning that all agreed,
| though none got what he had asked for.
What was the Just decision?
This apparently simple problem was
answered by the stranger In this way:
The first savage was TO receive nothing
at all. the second savage seven coins and
the third savage twenty-three coins. In
mediately three swords were raised. two
TO run him through and one to defend
him. But there was no fight. His logic
won him his life. He said:
There were thirty nuts. Of which four
people ate equal shares. or seven and a
half nuts, which is 3l-4. No. contributed
six nuts. or "a, yet he ate SO-4, thus
going in debt for e. nuts. No. 2 con-
tributed ten nuts. or 40-4. ate 30-4. and
thus contributed 1914 nuts to the supply
from which / ate. No. 3 contributed
fourteen nuts, or 5s-4. ate 5O-4. thus con-
tributing 2s-4 OF the supply from which l
ate. But I. like you, ate only 3-4. The
sum OF the contributions Of man No. /
and man No. was 3s-4. The remaining
Ga you both contributed TO man No. Is
dinner. Now I did not pay any OF you to
feed any OF you'll paid you to feed me.
AS man No. contributed "a OF a nut to
man No. l and "a to me, and as man
No. contributed 81 to man No. l and
"a to me. say that man No. is in
debt to each Of you for "a Of nut. and
hence one Of you should get seven, the
other twenty-three coins.
American.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28

surety and casualty business of the CEN
trail west.
The National Fidelity and Casualty
company was the first to pay the claim
on the death Of Mr. Emil Brandeis, who
lost his life in the Titanic disaster. The
fact that the National Fidelity and Casu-
atty company is the first to pay the
Brandels claim proves conoluslveiy the
claim which the company has always
made, that its policies are slght-drafts
upon the company. Immediately upon
any claim being established.
The management OF the National FL
deity and Casualty company may well
feel proud OF the record which the eom-
pany has made. for fair dealings and
the eompany's growth in premium in
come proves that the company is rapidIv
growing in favor with the InsurinT uub-
lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28
A Narrow Escape

Yes said the young singer compla-
Gently. Il had a great reception after
my song last night. The audience
shouted, 'FIne, Fine "
Good thing you didn't sing again, ,'
said her best friend.
why. what do you mesn?' she asked.
They would have yelled. Tmprison-
ment the second time. Ladies Home
Journal
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28

When that young man asked you 70
marry him" said Mr.. Cumrox. why
didn't you tell him to see me?"
Il did" replied his daughter, demureIy.
He had said he had already seen you
and that he didn't find your appearance
especially obiectionaIIy."
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28
HOW TO BUILD UP The WEST
Effect Of Insurance Funds on the
Commercial Growth.
bNE GREAT CoMPANY's GROWTH
What the National Fidelity and
Casualty Company Has Done
u for Its Patrons and Its
Home Town.

1.-The commercial supremacy Of New
ork is due in large measure TO the
Il lntralization of insurance assets in that
Elarket. and il is high time that there
ould be established in the central west
ydrance corporations with ample re-
rces to carry the risks and collect
premiums. which have heretofore
.Cne to the eastern insurance companies,
/. Hon. W. D. Vandiver. speaking before
L Transmississippi Commercial congress
Gently, said: 'If great banking cor
rations are to be built up on the de-
sit Of insurance funds, let II be our
n banks. If farms and factories are
De established by the use Of Insurance
Foundations, then let It be the farms
a factories Of the people who pay the
smiums. II railroads are to be built
equipped from the great storehouse
policy premiums, let ii be the rail-
ads Of this great Transmississippi
lntry and without first having our
ads filtered through the stock mar
1t of New York"
i. Growth of Omaha Company.
Il Ir Edwin T. swobe. realizing the op-
rtunity existing for a casualty and
rety company in the central west, or
.nized the National Fidelity and Casu-
lty company of Omaha in 1901. The es-
ablishment of this company gives the
business men Of this section an oppor-
|unity to place their surety and casualty
mes with home institution.
The National Fidelity and Casualty
ompany has 40 stockholders. comprising
ne strongest body of representative busi-
less men that have ever been interested
n any one proposition of the central
vest. The company has shown an in
,erase in business of over 30 per cent
zach year since its organization, a fair
hare Of the company's success being due
o the increasing sentiment Of the west
.rn business to patronize a western in
To purchase Of home manufacturer
S home patronage TO a degree only. for
he manufacturer must by necessity pur-
,hase his raw produce at foreign mar
let. In patronizing a home insurance
company you are giving patronage to a
l0me Institution in the fullest sense. for
lot a dollar OF the premium paid Of
leaves the territory. the insur-
Lnce company's funds being deposited IN
ocal banks, and invested in local securi-
les.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28
Pays Losse. Promptly.

With the equipment Of the National Fl
deity and Casualty company and tie
liberal policies which the company issues.
shis home institution should be given
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28
National
Fidelity & Casualty
Company
Omaha, Nebraska.
Assets $368, 10000
You should
be insured

Our Ak-Sar-Ben COM
plete disability policy
couers all accidents and
all diseases. The pol
icy that cauSe the
greatest Uolune of pro-
lection for the premium
charged.
Insure in a
home company
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28

Mr.. Emil Brandeis, Secretary and Treasurer
of j. L. Brandeis & Sons, lost his life in the
Titanic disaster. Mr.. Brandeis, believing in
Omaha and Destern institutions, insured in the
National Fidelity & Casualty Company.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-11
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