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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-22
PROGRESSIVES LAUNCH
new PARTY in HAWAII
Fourteen Attend Meeting Atkinson Goes to Chicago ~
Declaration of Faith Is Adopted.

C. G.. Heizer, George p. Thielen, c. j
Falk, Prof. Taggars of the College OF
Hawaii, Apawi Manuwai, j. F. Bowler,
Arthur Macintosh, M. L. Heen, c. F.
Peterson, Edward l.. Kauai, and David
Kalauokalani, Sr. Mr.. Carter as chair
man of the provisional committee OF
five was chairman and Prof Ballou
secretary.
No change of importance was made
in the progressive principles as drawn
up and read to the meeting They
were taken up section by section and
approved.
The meeting decided that A. L. G..
Atkinson should go to Chicago to Sc
cure representation, if possible, for
Hawaii in the Progressive convention
III August Atkinson leaves on the
Siberia this afternoon.
The Progressives will go ahead with
organization work, drawing up patty
rules and outlining a skeleton plan of
formation.
The statement embodying the pro
gressive principles as adopted today
was stated by Chairman Carter as not
embodying all of them Some matters
have been talked over, but not yet
agreed upon. AS adopted today. the
statement says
The Provisional Committee beg to
report that they met under instruc-
tion and concluded to proceed to ad.
vance the interest of a Progressive
party by an attempt to secure repre-.
sentation for Hawaii in the Chicago
convention ano in the newly 1organiz-
ed National Committee Wi:b this in
view the treasurer was instructed to
secure the necessary funds, and the
chairman to communicate with Pro-
gressives throughout the Islands.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-22

The progressive Party of Hawaii
was formally launched today when
Honolulu men held meeting at noon
at the Offices of A, L. c. Atkinson end
adopted declaration of faith" to
he announced to the voters and resi-
dents generally of the territory.
George p. Thielen just saved tho
new movement from beirg launched
with thirteen members. He came In
iste and stopped the hoodoo. Those
present were:
Former Governor George r. Carter,
A. L. G.. Atkinson, Prof. H. M. Balloa,
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portance of the Pearl Harbor work
to the broad defensive scheme of Ha-
waii. He will thoroughly familiarize
himself with the conditions here, so
as to understand the problems that
find their way back to Washington
from time to time, and his coming is
thought to mean much for the pro
gress and success of the new naval
base that is intended to be the key to
the Pacific.
No Money Available.
Il received cable this morning
stating that the appropriation bill
was still in conference" said Admiral
Stanford to a Star-Bulletin reporter.
Until the question of finances is
settled we will take no action toward
determining the compensation for the
contractors for the drydock extension
or for the changes in specifications.
(Continued from PAGE 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-22
FISHER FAvoRS FREAR BUT
Open TO CONVICTION, he SAYS
Secretary viii Leave for Hawaii the Moment Congress Ad-
iourns-Wll Consult Governor and Delegate Kaaniana-
ole on Arrival.

detailed by President Taft as a special
commissioner to Investigate the adj
ministration of Governor F'rear and re-
port regarding the expediency of his
reappointment for another term. He
insists that the inquiry will be made
as originally planned He will consult
after reaching Hawaii with Governor
Frear and Delegate Kalanianaole, seek
ing to sift the divergent opinions en-
tertained by each.
1t is known that Secretary Fisher
favors the remaining of Governor Frear,
but declares he is open to conviction.
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JUDGE HANFORD
HAS Resigned

SEATTLE, Wash, July 22.-FofsraI
Judge c. r. Hanford, who Is under FIRE
for alleged drunkenness on the bench
and corrupt private life, has wired his
resignation to President Taft. He said
the cause was illness.
When the COMMITTEES in charge Of the
Hanford investigation was informed %
the fact that the iurist had wired his
resignation, Congressman Berger 81 the
committee stated that the matter would
be carried no further.
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Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
BY C. S. ALBERT.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July Ill
will leave for Honolulu the minute
Congress adjourns. | will make an in
vestigation of land conditions and 9TH
er matters in accordance with the in
structions given by the President l
am much interested in pending legis-
lation of Importance to my department
and can not go to Hawaii until the
present session of Congress ends"
Such was the statement made to the
Star Bulletin correspondent by Secre-
tary Fisher, who was some months ago
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ILLINOIS GOVERNOR
STICKING WITH TAFT

SPRINGFIELD, Ili, July 22.-Gov. C.
S. Deneen has informed . committee
of five Progressives appointed to as
certain his position that he would sup
port Taft, as he considers him the
regular nominee.
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NO ROOSEVELT
CONTRIBUTIONS

Especial STAR Bulletin AerogramI
WASHINGTON, p. C., July 22.-For-
mer Senator Scott Of West Virginia kss.
titled today that no contributions were
received for the Rocsevelt campaign
fund in either 1904 or 1908 from Henry
Havemeyer or the Harvester combine.
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HAMBURG. csrs July z2.-Duks X
hanamoku Jr. of Honolulu, winner ~
the worlds foQ-mstsr swimming charm
pionship At the Olympic games, today
set new record for the distance il,
meet here in which many prominent
Olympic athletes eneaDsd. kahana-
mol<u swan the 100 meters in one min
ute and one-fifth Of second, breaking
his own worlds record Of one minute
two and two-fifth seconds set at Stock
holm in, heat Of the Championship
race.
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DARRoW TRIAL HALTED

TAssociated Press Cablel
LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 22-The
Darrow trial has been halted by the
illness Of juror. The thirteenth man.,
however, is available.
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PROPOSED CUT DOESN'T
WORRY SUGAR MEN

The present duty on refined sugar
Is 1.90c. a pound, or s3s q ton. 50
that the Democratic proposal Of k72c.
means reduction OF only $50 ton.
Sugar men In Honolulu say that this
will cut but little ice. and they pre-
sumo that the duty on raw viii bo
made the same as refined in the Dem
ocratic schedule
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JAPANESE TO
SELECT FAIR SITE

Especial Star-BuIletin Aerograml
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL July p
Yoshikahu katayans and Haruki Ya,
mawski have arrived 70 choose The
site for Japan's building at the Worlds
Fair.
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WORLD-TOUR SUCCESS
PEACE is PROMOTED
Harvard's Distinguished President Emeritus In
Hawaii with Conclusions Reached Exempt
Private Property From War Seizure

"The chief eontributory cause to
world peace would be the adoption by
the nations Of the policy advocated by
the unitec 5tstes for more than hum
dred years; that Of exemption from
seizure Of private property on the high
seas in time Of war. " universally
adopted Il would be q long step to-
ward disarmament"
~
Standing on the deck of the Siberia
as she nosed her way through the
channel this morning. DIR. Charles w.
Eliot. president emeritus of Harvard,
trustee of the Carnegie Peace Founda-
ton. and emissary of education and
International intercourse under the
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HILo BALL GAMES

Especial Star-BuIIetin AerogramI
HILo. Hawaii. July 22-In the
baseball games here yesterday, Ha-
waii beat the Japanese team 5 to 8,
and the Chinese took the measure of
the ALI Whites 9 to A.
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MIKAD0'S CONDITION
Is IMPROVED

Especial Star-BulIetin cablel
TOXIC, Japan, July 22-The condi-
ton Of the Emperor is reported to b
improved.
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sweeping plan Of worldwide amity
projected by the Peace Fund. summed
up the observations of globe girdling
trip in the above sentence.
There is no disposition toward dis
armament among the nations Of the
Far East at present" continued DR..
Eliot. The campaign Of peace must
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The two daughters OF Sun Vat Sen.
accompanied by Miss Kai Chun. grac-
cd the Liberty theater with their pres
ence last Saturday night
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FUND FOR duke
KEEPS GROWING

The Duke Kahanamoku fund keeps
growing fast The Star Bulletin has
received we'll over two hundred dollars
in subscriptions. and hundreds more
are being secured on lists now circu
lated The Advertiser reports one hun
dred dollars in one list turned in.
The Star Bulletin received the fol-
lowing donations over the week end:
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Photo Engraving Of highest grade
can be secured from the Star. Bulletin
Photo Engraving Plant.
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO. July 22.-eeets:
88 analysis, 12s 24d. Parity ass
cents. Previous quotation, 12s Sd.
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The liberty Theater orchestra EN-
ployes sent in the following:
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From 3. r;
Persia. July %.
Fer =. r.:
Siberia. July %.
From Vancouver:
Mariana. Aug. IA.
For Vancouver.
Makura, Aug. 13.
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(continued from Page 81
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-18

Watertown.-Poneva zdmysine
zajel potahem ma pffc pres cestu
a odepfel automobile miti volnou
cestu, L.. M. Carlyle, prominentnf
zdeisi farmer byl pokutovan S 1T
raty 500. 60. Nebyl spokojen Jen
Sc zamezenim jfzdy Art Greerovi,
jenz jel We zminen6m AUTOMOBILE,
alebrz chtel mu jest6 nalozit n6ko-
lik nebernych ma hfbet, ne snad
Re by mu byl automobilista ublizil
jinak, ale proto re vlastnil a jel ma
automobile, ma ktere mel Carlyle
dopal. Greer jej zdvofile zadal
by Sc mu uhnul. Slovo dalo slo-
vo az zaGaly facky lftat a ponevac
Carlylovi Sc pojednou zdalo Re bez
porazky pro nej patalie dlouho ne
NIUE trvat, vytahl zabijak a hnal
1tokem ma posici nepfftele. Greer
zatroubil ma Istup a schoval Sc do
vysoke travy, ponevac "manebr"
Sc odehral veGer "a tiny. Carlyle
ustupujiciho nepfitele nenasledo
val ale potal bombardovat automo-
bill, ma kterem rozmlatil lampy a
kudlou propichal rafy.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-18
Kalendare ma rOk 1913.

Oznamujem obchodnfkGm v Ia.
bore a v sousednic mestech re jill
jsme obdrzeli vzorky nast6nnych
kalendafi, a kapes pro rok 1913.
KIDD hodla sve zakazniky podelit
kalendafem ucini dobfe kdyz 81
nasi zasobu pies 500 vzorkd pro.
hIidne. Mnzem kalendafe dat
mnohem lacineji nezli kterykoIiv
agent a chceme to dokazati. Pro.
tez neobjednavejte ka!endafe oo
agentd drive neil mas vyber Dude
tie videt.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-18

Pr nedavne drazbe statnich 20.
zemkG v tonic okresu Sc prodalO
celkem 144O akrG v prGmerne &C.
ne S5O.2 "a akr. Nejvyssf cena
byla S67 "a akr a nejnizsi S25.
Mezi temi jenz koupili, mimo JOS.
Cardy a Nj. J. Rady, isou pf. M
Jandova jenz koupila 40 akrd pc
S55; j. SedlaGek 80 akrG pc S55;
V. Stverak 40 akrG pc $50, vsich-
nj bydlici We Scotland, a F. ka
dice z Tyndall jenz koupil 100 a
krd pc $40 az S46,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-18

lihoviny v dzemi indianskem, v
Chas Mix okresu. Obvin9ni jsou:
Walter Smeeton, Ed Keene. VIM.
Boyd a Martin Baker, vsichnf 2
Wagner; q. r. Perrin z Dante;
Dave Harrington a Geo. Giligan z
Ravinia, a VIM. Jones, John Sny-
der a Jas. Glynn z Lake Andes.
Ed Keene a VIM Boyd Sc pfizna-
Ii. Ostatni budou souzeni v KRAFT
Ike dobe.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-18

lehci jidla z alfalfy. Ably Sc bral
vetsf zajem o podnik a lid byl pre-
sweden o v5zivn6 jakosti alfalfy,
Dude uspofadan banket, kde Sc
jidla z voitesky pfedlozf. Spolet
most by vyrabela kavu a Cal z vol
tesky.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-18

Kdo by 81 pfal Victor Recordy
sv6toveho houslisty Jana Kubeli-
ka, jsou ma prodej u V. L.. Mrvika
v Lakeport mimo mnoho jinych
Geskych a anglickych kusd'
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-18
RHINE zprdvy.

Utica, 17-Novf mesti dfednicl'
Etsledek to Gterni volby, jsou: Ed
Koenig, duvernik prvni vardy;
Earel Hajek, pro druhou; Anton
Pills, pro tfetf; j. G Fejfar. klerS
Leo Sailer, pokladnik; Thos. Kla,
81, odhadci; Mike Lucid, cestaf a
p j. Fejfar. smfrcf soudce. Me-
Sto lie mokre velkou vetsinou.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-18

L%esterville, 17-Pfi 1ternf NEST
ske volb6 byli zvoleni mestf tired
nici nasledovn9: John Kremer, d6
vernik 1. vardy; j. Il. landa, dru-
he; Anton Urban tfeLf; o. F. Carl
son, klerk; Geo. Anderson, poklad
mix; Thos. J. Wagner, smfrGi soud
ce. Mesto je ''mokre" velkou vet
sinou. Frank Hlavka jenz praco-
val phi zdejsfm casopisu, odiel mi
nulou stfedu ma svoji domovinu u
Plainview, 'okres Meade, kde tel
bydli jeho rodiGe.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-18

Vladni velkoporota jenS zaseda-
Ia v Sioux Falls vznesla obzalobu
proti deseti muzum, Re prodavali
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-18

Geddes. Sc stavbou noveho far
merskeho elevatoru ma mfst6 kde
stall stary, ktery vyhofel pred ne
davnem, asi nebude mic, aspoh ma
n9jakou dobu. Jest totiz zakon,
Re nikdo nesmf staveti elevator v
blfzkosti 100 stfevfcG jineho. Jez
to stara budova Sc nalezala blfze
ostatnfch neil 100 strevfcd, Pride
zalezitost asi pred soud. Ufednf-
ci elevatoru NELL o vse postarano a
Sc stavbou Sc meIo zacit, kdyz o.
statnf obilnici prot tomu protes-
t~ovali, odvolavajfce se ma zakon.
Tripp.-Leonard Kielbauch, far
mer ienz bydlf 2 mile sew. cd mes
ia, a jeho rodina snad jsou pronas.
ledovani zlSm osudem vice nez
KIDD jiny v tonic statu. Pred ne
kolika roxy jedna ieho dcera byla
zasazena vlakem a usmrcena; "a
nejakou dobu ma to jeden jeho syn
byl postfeien nahodou a cd te do
by ie mrzakem. MinuIy podzim
jak Dude pamatovano jeho II rokh
stara dcera byla stfelena do oblite
je neopatrnym honcem, kdyz Sc
nalezala v kornisku, a die Gsudku
ocnich 'ekafd oslepne ma dobro.
V 1ter5 minuly tSden jeden mlad-
81 hoch spadl S kon6 a ruku zlomil
v lokt6. DruhS den pc tom nes-
testf starsi syn, Henry, 20 roxy
star, dostal nestastnou nahodou
ruku do stroje ma vrtani studni, a
rozdrtil mu j tax Re mt musela
b5t odejmuta v Siouxcitske ne
mocnici. Pan Kielbauch sam Y
rGznych dobach pfisel 0 prsty ma
rukach.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-18

Ma Franka Dostala pfispeli,
Adolf Novotny LOO j. P. Toczek,
eek LOO J. J. Hale 100.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-18

V Tyndall pfi dterni volbe byli
kvoleni nasledujici dfednici: Ma
Eor, Thos. Morgan, Jos. Olivia,
alderman v prvnf varde, v druhe
y. l.. Barber, We tfetf a G. Serr a
n. f. Chladek, mestsky poklad-
pix. Policejnf soudcove jsou Ed.
Krause a r. Nj. Cotton. M6sto
e "mokre" vetsinou 100 hlasn.
g. ~ NgIS ,lo ,nnp
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-18
Klobouky

Nam ma sklade velky vyber
damskych a detskych klobouku;
bonetG, zavojd a veneGku, nejno-
vejsi mody "a ceny mfrne. Zvu
danny by mil zavod navstivily a
zbozi 81 prohledly.
ri. Frances Zajitek.
V budove Melmrove.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-04-18

Sioux Falls. -Mluvi Sc zde mno
no o ~zalozeni vyrobny ma rdzne
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-06
n '!.l4 IT..
WOUNDS.

lMlSS Alice q. Haggart, Home Eco
Tnom1cs Dept, N. Oak. Ayr. Col
lege. .).ynsfwg' II 4a T. '.@& ~ <.' 1r. u, n
The, immediate local treatment Of
a wound is very simple. Wash wound
with water which has been boiled,
wash out all particles of foreign mat
ter, apply dressing of some clean,
soft material, such as linen, muslin,
lint, absorbent cotton or antiseptic
gauze which can he purchased at any
lrug store. If cuts and ordinary
wounds are clean and kept clean they
will heal quickly and there will be
only slight Inflammation, no "fester-
ing" or other serious results. Strict
cleanliness is the watchword. The
germs which produce these dangerous
conditions or, diseases come from I'M
clean things causing the wound, such
as dirt condition of the skin through
which the wounds are made, or from
unclean hands which handle or dress
the wounds, Do not cover wound
with sticking plaster or collodton;
they are :, dangerous. A solution of
carbolic acid and water is useful in
the washing out of a wound-one tea
spoonful Of carbolic acid to a pint Of
warm Water.s .A.s ~
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%AesTRAcT OF STATEMENT.
y the Year Ending December 81,
A. p. 1911.
5'72fgt sTf=s VTEWFEa Dfts

81 the condition z and atfairs OF the
Qlseas City Fire rlns. Co. Of Sioux
FsflA s. D.,a oneanlhi1ed under re
la5ls Of the State Of South Dakota.
mi6ie 10 the COMMISSIONS Of tnsur
a1@e 81 the state 81 Mort b Dakota! in
puTsuauce'o Of the laws ~ sAad. state
Prestdent-P. F. Sherman.
Vice Rrsidents r.. gB 80 tokham
ana Thos 81. Brown: gssS sTs
eecretary-Theo, " T. Crete.
PrincipM Once ! ss6. North sel Main g 4
avsnue,l Sioux RAILS SID. II u @Ha
Attorney for. service, Of. process in
thu State Sof' North Dakota Il ..
Name, Commissioner Of Insurance;
location, Bismarck, N. D. >" ; ''''0'''1
organized or slncorpor1artsssdl, March
2Srt, 1905.
commenced business, April yss. 1st.
1905 40
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quiesnents OF. "a The . INSURANCE laws

qulsenrents OF "a the Insurance j laws
aforesaid. Al aag4bugo, .rs,i.y ,rD..,s
\ Now, therefore. l., W., 9. Taylor,
Commissioner 81 insurance Of the
STATE ofdNorth Dakota, pursuant to
Interpretations Of said laws, do hereby
certify that the above named Com
peny p fully empowered, through it.
authorized agents, to transact its ap-
lpropriate business Of Surety 1ns,,r-
al1oe In this state according to" the
laws thereof until the 31st day of
March, 4 D, 1918. xiGluoa, 7e7asae
IN Testimony whereof, have here
unt6 yet MY hand and seat at BAs-
naeek Z this let day q April, "A = u
1Na.t ,@g"0Nla>immpD Jut03 ~ hlHo
{aNA sar.!9 w, C., TAYLOR, osi
~a Commissioner Of Insurance,
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County of Ward-ss: In District
Court, Eighth Judicial District.
James Fl. Scoield, Plaintiff, vs..
Gladys Myers, Bertha Merlin, Olav-
es tSeYWerson, Josine Olson, Joseph
inc Holm, and all other persons, un-
known, claiming any estate or in
terest in, or lien or incumbrance
upon the property deserted in, The
complaint, Defendants. .a
Esa SUMMONS. !. \. s VII. 5 MI
The State Of North Dakota, to the
above named defendants:
You, and each of you. are hereby
Sill Ilmonel to answer the complaint
lin this action, and to serve copy Of
your answer upon the subscriber
within thirty days after the service,
Of this summons upon you, exclusive
Of the day Of service;> and III case Of
YOUR failure to appear or answer
Judgment Will be taken against voa
by default for the relief demanded IN
ths complaint. l N n
The complaint herein viii be Aled
in tie Office OF the Clerk OF the Dis
/ tr3c Court in and for said ward
County, North Dakota.
Dated at Minot, North Dakota, this
fifteenth day of May, A. D. 1912. Pa
'9n JOHN ]. BATES,
sry~ Attorney for Plaintiff.
! Office and postof!ce address of At
torney for Plaintiff, NIinot, North Da-
kota.
TO the above named defendants:
Take notice, that the above en-
TITLED action is brought for the pur-
pose Of quieting the title to the
southeast quarter of section 20, in
township 154 north, range SO west of
tho Fifth Principal Meridian; and
/ excluding you, and each of you ex-
cept the said Gladys Myers, from all
Art kerely suffered from bad case
right. title and interest therein; and
that. no personal u q claim is made
against you or any of you. ...j "a -
Ev,s< ....:s JOHN J. BATES,
/, na, ,+,,, Attorney for Plaintiffs
| H. ~
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NORMANDE

the Norwegian newspaper published at
Grand Forks. will again send their editor,
Peer Suornmes on a trip around the world
70 Observation-Disclosures for his paper nasfF.
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's.- -.-., CAPITAL. ---' --'.-"--
Amount of Capital Stock
paid up Fl haH An tx .zo0,ooo- 90

- ---.--~-CAPITAL --.~-~.-,
Amount of Capital Stock
paid up fl Mna AN tx .zo0,ooo- 90
ASSETS. ,.,...,,
Value Of Real Estate Own
ca by the Company. $685. -
Loans on Bonds and "' al
Mortgages ............ 131, s41. 20
Loans on Collateral Secur- -"
1tyy ............... 7f'vVV.O
bank ...: :=e -: s'"'s 1s,o1o:ss
Interest due and accrued ...a,g3. 213.S8
Premiums IN course Of col !, u
don !. X d !. q. ]. a, ~ IS.
Bills receivable, not anars%s sia Pr :@5S
tlred, taken for Inland asss5 ~ z5.2
RisRs, IS, S97 .oe;; Fire @s5;sssSs>5'5
Risks, 81, o77. 06 ...... e,374 10
Rents due and accrued =. 1920
An T., ,.z ~, 1854 $50. "a
Unidentified Assets, past
due balances la'p Nix, u, :ilF Il 'ss5'opt,iHHl
rosu Assets 9:a':...s. p, s4s;7ss SO
&a sa& LIABrLIT1H9.3 A'Qf va
cross claims for ,;s9I7
Leases Adjust .....s ..N
edsandl unpaid $1.S50,0o tyoy gof&Yi
Gross claims for 1919 Ey,s ~ gag,
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ton has been v y,
taken s3gyTSs 13tl16. COW 3ViG ii
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Net; amount Of I'D .sJoy aos
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