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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERING
But Husband, with Aid Of Csrdui,
Effects Her DsIivsrancs.

Dnpef. N C.--Mrs. Helen Dalton, %
llls place, says: 81 suffered Tor years,
with pains IN my left side, and would
often almost smother 10 death.
Medicines patched me up lcf awhile
but then would get worse again. Final
~, my husband decided be wanted me 10
nv Cardui, The wCman'a tonic, 30 he
bought me bottle and ] began Using Y.
u did me more good Than an the medi-
clncs ! had taken.
have induced many Of my friends 10
lry Cardh, and they al say they have
teen benefited BY is Use. There never
has been, and never will be, medicine
10 compare with Cardiff. believe n -
a good medicine tor al wonanly trou-
blcs."
For over so years. Casdui has been re-
lleving woman's sulicfings and building
weak women up 70 health and Strength.
II you are a woman. give Il a lall trial.
II should surely help you, as 4 has .
million others.
Get a bottle Of cafdul to-day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08
WATER TROUGH WILL BE
INSTALLED ON TIJERAs

The city council granted permission
last night % -. Bachcchi a co, 90 In
stall water trough on Tijeras road
between Tirst street and the Santa Re
tracks rhe trough Is 90 be Installed
on the south side OF Tijeras and n 10
be- for use Of sll animals. The city IL
10 furnish q trough "a cost of SIC;
Rachechi D. % install the trough and
furnish all water without cost
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08
Leave. % neeome Amha..ador.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Jus s,--George
W. Guthrie. former mayor of PUTS.
hush departed today for Toxic 90
take up his duties as ambassador To
Japan Guthrie has been invited Go
speak 1T banuuo, 10 be- given IN his
honor when he arrives in san Fran
cisco July ~. tie will sail from
that city on the Mongolia on July ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08

t'aeNhela n che lentih and breadth
~ lnt ColaeH Woet ia VA at them
out end exhibit shem 10 ihe world
Then there nre other babies. hcileve
~ b. Kew Meklco OUTSIDE 81 Albu.
qustoue IL We AZ iris thlne rieht
they wni BE- shipped Ia IS ma car.
ioada--and tfory baby win brlne
parent by an means let " boost
she Raey SHOW.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08

Woman loves a clear rosy complex
ion. Burdock Blood Bitters Is spicn-
did for purifying the blood. clearing
tho skin, restoring sound digestion. All
druggists sell a. Price, ti0G.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08

Proprietor--Wh would you sue-
Nost a. a aisn for nFst-ciass second
hNnd shop
elgn Painter How would "up-to-
'Sate katiques" do7-EKg hansg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08
RimC IN ne Solar
JA0Ay Pisxus.


tieminderp.
Lives III tennis stars remind us
That the hopes % which We cllnE
win oesirew the way behind us
n our binsles cease to bling.
Chicago Record Herald.
Lives Of tennis tars remind We
That We all might look like hcauts
II We cniy asa cur loannE
Ia those spotiess. an white suits
Denver Republican
tivee Of football siars remind w
Tnnt we must not harbof fear
Though the years 20 come may md us
shy nose. or eye OF ear.
youngstown Telegram.
Lives Of motor nends remind Us
A. they throw dust In obg eyes
Woes like these we'll leave behind up
When we Journey 70 the skies.
-Birmingham AEe-Herald
Lives Of money kings remind as
We may toll with zeal intense.
And departing leave behind us
Less than forty-seyen cents
-Springfeid Union.
Lives ~ auto tires remind us.
A. We give cut IN the EloAm
Well departing leave behind as
Just a mortgage on our home.
Houston Post.
Lives OF postmasters remind as
II we're best 10 earn our pay.
That no politics may md us
Gone tomorrow, here today.
Beaumont Enterprise.
Lives OF lobbyists remind us
Country's rotten 10 the core;
Let US then he up and probing.
Tho Il cost some thousands more.
O.
so PROVOKING. hut personally
We just missed the Imperator.
o.
GOING TO BIZ an awful lot of
water In watermeions this year
o.
SOME PEOPLE WON'T get to hea
ven II We get there first
THE SERMON OF the up TO date
preacher bristles with motor-car met
aphors
1T IT STATED the nrst poker game
was pulled on Ia the Ark. when Noah
entered with two OF a kind.
o.
WHY. orr WHY should apyeaa
want 10 lmpersonate member OF
congress?
ACCORDING 10 a decision recently
made By the supreme court ~ Missis-
sippi. a razor n not weapon. On the
other hand Il could hardly be caned
a toy.
o.
DURING THE PAST year S3ia.-
600. 900 was spent ~ see the movies
and the general belief seems 20 be
that the pictures were wor'h the
money.
OFT ~ THE SriLLY night, Ca
parodiSt pertinently plfflesl. ere
slumbcrs chain has bound me. l hear
the fights Of Thomas cats with other
eats around me.
o.
MERCY, WE'RE glad we don't live
IN that horrid New YorS. who're the
only known mode OF RECOMMENDATION Is
lie TURKEY trot and even the wash
ladies wear slit skolts.
D.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08
CITY POWERLESs TO
COMPEL SERVICE FOR
NEGROES Is OPINION

That the city OF Albuquerque Is
poNcrlcss "a Compel service Co uear0es
Rt public amusement or catUrine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08

Misa Fanhhurat aAye a dispatch,
has been taken into custody We
believe shls happened once before.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08

Diamond Ice--the best ice. made
from distilled water. Phones ST-Ss'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08

~ 10 IAe EIL. ha.s Inaura.nl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08

Usas ~, Chauanoora hediCine Co. tsdlsr
ADVISORY Daut. Chattanooga, Tenn. fog sfpffaf
fanfrnrffeas on your ease and - page book, Home
Treatment ior Wonen.' IN plsin Wfsppeg. NC iae
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08

She--GearEe, dear. here's a scientist
who says the earth IL wabbling on It's
axis. what do sou suppose they can
do about az
George. ahsently~-Open the mufsler,
reverse the lever. shut or the power,
luhrlcate the bearings and tighten the
wheel tap.--Cleyeland Plain Dealer
O.
rs YER GwiNE 20 lea dat mewol
do as he pleasos9" asked Uncle Eph-
mim's wife. "Wha's you viii power %
MY viii powers all right. he ans
wercd. "You jest want ter come out
hyar an measure ais here mewel's
won't power"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08

YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE.
2iO-sis S. SECOND sT. -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08
What 10 Haze for
Breakfast
Bglsan Hubb.


a glass of creamy nina jus, from the
o. buitermIik. drawn from tho goat. I
trow
And thou across the feslal board from
me
a six.room fiat were paradise cnow.
Kitchen Rubaiyat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08

Aiisses and Girls ISusecr Brown
ONfOrtis aud Pumps In Tan, Patent
Leather aud Wei.
Slxe y Co ~. worth St.sS, now st.G5
Siza, Iiis to >. worth S2.25. now St.aS
Size 80 a. 3. worth $3.50. nov St.05
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08

MERCY, WE'RE glad we don't live
In that horrid New YORK. who're the
only known mode OF perambI.ation Is
lie turkey trot and even the wash
ladies wear siit skoits.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30

'duced by 5thegdefenses through deposi.
lions taken from persons in different
parts of the country: .SS' 4. >', ~. 5E:.3
~ The effect. Of the ruling was that
the colonel general reputation lis. an
issue infthe case, the testimony bear
ing upon his! reputation may be in
ftroduced but that rumors about his, re.
putationcomihg from persons not quail
fed by experience tosjudge will not be
admitted. ~; ~ =. &C.: ." - ~ >.
\ ~ 4, v. The, Witnesses. ~
!, The witnesses: who testified regard:
ing practically every phase: .oft tRoose.
yelt's public lite we're: Robert Bacon,
Truman H. 2NeWberry, formerly sec.
rotary Of state; John Nallan 20 Laugh.
lin, Washington newspaper man; Lu.
Gus F.: Curtis, New York newspaper
man, and ellison, Gardner newspaper
man, who after testifying: Yesterday,
will be '2reca1led ''' ~ ~
~ 1t is likely RooseYelt's side of'the
case will, be. completedstoday...%. :. ). - !,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30
Col ROOSEVELT ON STAND
IN LIBEL Suit. FRIENDS
SAY Total ABSTA|NfR||'
notably and extremely temperate i,
his use Of intoxicants. r&

notably and extremely temperate in
his use Of intoxicants. s
1t would have been impossible, the
witnesses said. for Roosevelt to: ever
have been under the influence of. it,
quor without the fact becoming known
by his associates. 1t would have been
impossible, they testified, for him. to
have drank liquor with any Regularity
without the smell of it on his breath
being apparent to his friends VI no
testified. Throughout the hearing of
the case, in which the former president
is suing. for $4,000 damages because
of the publication last October Of an
editorial charging him with getting
drunk. Roosevelt listened with evil
dent satisfaction to the testimony. of
former members of his cabinet afidsthe
newspaper men.
Colonel Watches.
For almost six hours of testimony
taking or argument by the attorneys,
Roosevelt occupied his chair just Back
of his counsel. -,
Yesterdays proceedings were mark
ed by an important ruling by Judge
Flanagan, which in the Introduction
of the evidence by the defense will
have the effect of excluding certain
kinds of hearsay testimony. This rul-
ing came after pronounced argu-
ment during which the Jurors were ,ex-
cluded from the room and after. the
attorneys for Roosevelt had urged the
exclusion of certain kinds of testi-
mony which they said might be intro
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30
IA 81 R.iEEhDs;tfti O. n AvEs1EEN3CLosE.
s5s5 LYssAssoc lATED SAY liz.
n lEsV Err DRANK.
}ExRREslDENT. HEARS. TEST
s5ss8. platofsY slN LIBEL SUIT With
d IA 4 q 81 sasi, ABSTRACTION :, ~

| " II 4. MICH l-slp MAY ao:-Men who
have been associated with Colonel
Rrooseveltsin public and private life,
who met him on the Nile when he
E4re Rt 50 from his African hunting
/ trip, and newspaper men who accom-.
panied him on7 his various political
camp aignss testified in Colonel Roose.
welt s libel suit against George A. Ne
welt, ntesWspape rS owner of Ishpeming,
Mich, thatsthe former president is not
/ only not q drunkard, but that he was
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30
- :, FIX FL: 'ths WEAK and ,Nsr.yious. !

Tired.odt weak. nervous men men and
womsA Nohlf. feel ambitious, :ener.
;gestc; full at life AND always; have a
good appetite, # they Rould. sdotatthe
sensible thing for health Efec:
trio Bitiers: Nothing. better for. the
stomach, liver Or Kidneys, Thousands
say they%owe' their lives tt this won
derful hoaae remedy: Mrs: o.? Rhine,
vault, of<iNestal Center, N. ~ says:
Il regard Electric, Bitters as one of
the greatest Of gifts Lean never: for
get what 1T .hass done Tor me. y Get a
bottle yourself and see. what a: differ.
ence it$wills make inHssyyoohir ;heaitai:; Only
soc and $1.0o. y Recommended: by all
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30
s1.b27.ss
Office Of. Commissioner Of Insurance i
COMPANY'S CERTIFICATE OF.h$AU
TEJnRTTv IN - 40

~
Whereas, the Massachusetts Bonding
d Insurance Co.. a corporation organ
lied under the laws Of the state = 0f
Massachusetts, has. filed in this office d
sworn statement exhibiting Its CON
dition and business for the yAar en- ding
December 81. 1912, conformable to this
requirements of the laws Of this state,
and. - "a. -, =; y 'FI.' 3! =
; whereas. the said Company has hled
In this office "a duly certified copy OF
its charter, with. certificate OF organ.
ization in compliance with the require,
meIts Of the Insurance laws Aforesaid.
New, Therefore,. w. C. Taylor, Com
missioner of Insurance Of the state :of
North Dakota, pursuant TO the proyis-
that 'fhe above named Company is. fully
empowered. through Its authorized
agents, to transact its appropriate
bAPiless of Fidelity, Surety. burglary,
THEFT liability, Health. Accident.
Steam Boiler Plate Glass and Sprinkier
Insurance In this state according to the
lHMs thereof. until the s1st day. OF
ID testimony whereof: I have here's
sunfoasset my hand and seal at Ria-
'maTck. this LIST day OF April, "a. D. 1918,
81 ~ Commissioner Of inanra ~. III.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30

4 here are still d few 81 oplie Is i
who y think you can gst business by
tar lowell and I secluded co Nil
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30
&c
ABSTRACT OF STATEN EMF.
'or the Year Ending DecembeF 81;

For the Year Ending Dece bsf 8;
e. - a.. p. 1912 a ar % Il
OF the condition; and affairs of The
Massachusetts BONDING d INSURANCE
Co, Of Boston, Mass. organized Under
MaBBac husetts, made to the eCdmfnts:
stoner Of Insurance Of the state: of
North Dakota; In pursuance Of the laws
of said state. 'gEs Agf. ~,
President-T2 J.slFalyey...f j, T., .. -
(. Secretary-.John T.. Burnett. D.,
!, Principal sofhce-77-s5 State ST.. Bos-
Attorney. tor Service Ser of.'sProcsss : in
the. State (of North Dakota:S Us. :.
g Nam Commits of Insurance:
Location, Bismarck, N. D.
,,o;o01nganizad:'o or rIncerporate ed July 49,
Ivy -; ~; ::; T. -, CAPITAL + ! ~ :
Amount: Of capital stock A. H. =.
p ~: up ~ iu AssErs; . = :
Value, Of real estatc owned
by the company s,....y.s.. s. IL. 90
Loans on bonds. and mort.
cages -! -. i.;...... ..,..eiy 100000
Railroad bonds and. stocks. 4 els, rs
State, city. county. and
otaer oondsi ..:c':+.: .a.$ 1'e 2S,SeS.! z
SANG, STOCKS ~. s....,... s14U,VQS.4
Other corporation stoclss.., 75,250.00
Cash son hand and in: bank. :276. 104.S7
1nterest' due and accrued. 20. 726. 81
Premiums in course of COL u u
lection and transmission. 1888. 20
Bills not ma
= tured, taken for risks. $4,000
,AlIAother sums due to ,therS
: company ( ......,........% 2S'3esl'
~ -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30
Prof SSH 1lal Cards

ffilssI = - e
FLYNN &trRAYNoR,s j
, Lawyers =
,: Attorneys and Counsellors at j
, Law. Practice In all courts, j
State and Federal " j
EDWARD n. FLYNN j
, Speciality, Titles. Corporation =
and Commercial Law j
FRED J. TRAYNOR s
':Litf gated Cases, Probat: Practice !
; OFFICE in Mann Block Es i
) Rooms s, 9,''1o and IL i. i
'.'e Devils Lake. Nd. ,'s5@ i
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30

= -
do hereby certify that the foreaoine ii
a;5true abstract Of the orfrinsai sstsfas
ment now on file in this ofi5ce. ~
IN testimony whereof, i have here.
unto set my nand and affixed the Seal
4 q this office at Bismarck the iat fSrV
oI April. A. D.. 1913.s i. $5S 4 ~ III
tsElAL)i' s5 53!S w. a. TXYLo ss ss 4
Commissioners g mn, OF Insurance IN
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA N & 3 ,:ss:s.
sG SnssS eE &c, ,Gomnaission 81. of IInsnrance.
~ ~: * Il StssTHORITY.
y. tWhereastfthe New York Life sinsur.
AIMEE ComDany,Sa corporation org aIiised
Under theiInslawsy of d New ~ York. hes
MED. In mt hts, Office a sswcrI 9S state.
.rpent exhibiting ats 4condif iS On ard Ebusi !.
ness for the year. ending December 81 81,
lgl2. nformable TO the T rsq1ire its
fof Irfhe laws Of this state, reg ala TING
the business Of insnr apce. and, n
E.;. where's, the said conspany has ;Nls6
a t3,s q efass aEduly csrtiaea coy
ton ain satapii lance with the IA ire-
nights: Of the insurance laws saf0rGspfd.
s# NaH therefere. II, Nv. C..Taylor, GaYns
YntgSt0n or of Insurance OF the setGfwso f
North DAKOTA pursuant to the proyts.
Ions OF said laFBs e do hereby Certify
that, the above named cohnpa ANY 10 SxuliS
sainpp wered. throaGil it's 81 authpriScd
en- ents to tsansact itss apRropriats
~ ssnsss Of Life sInsura nce iii fhtg 81 I'D
3lgt day of. March, a. an.Si eia 49, ~ I
AZ In eettUOnyz whereof. 4 III have here.
unto set my hand ana seal GU Nisfna rck.
St taRb iss day r. Aps 81 ri 81 {.
& Commissions cf fss gIFasie a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30

~ =. g, = -, -:.;s.ASD. 1912. s:>,s:
81 cthe condition and affairs OF tho
CONN. prgaaiized nnder the laws Of the
state sof Connecticut, made to the Com
mfsstQner&ofNinsu of the state OF
laws Of safdss tate:' :. ~, ,S.'-' =
President==-!G.has e. Chase; &C.,"
Vices PcesidsntwR NJ. Bissell.,
Observation-Disclosures Samson: ~
Ha n rtfeT9 la 9fhce-l2s, Trumbnll ST.
Attorhay>. az Service: . Of. Process in
the &taae- Of North Dakota. D. !.
Location. Bismarck, N. b. K <,;l;
Organized Or Incorporated May. 1910.
Commenced business. August. 1910.
CAPITAL -, =.
Am ne;a ~ Of l. oapital stock ooo nm ~
Value Of real seststeaewnsd i &! = :,
by the company 752,6 800 90
Loans on bonds and mort
united States Stocks and ole'''''''
Railroad bonds and Stocks is, 445,27TSs
state. city county and =
% other h9ndA l,Sl7;S54.s4
Other Evaporation stocks. ~ S. $500 100. 90
Loansuan2 oMateral secur=.
CASH o IN SssEs and in S.ne s9sss
Premiums In course Of Sois
lection aaa transmission. ,2,se1.5es-s7
Us: :sn sssi ri $5:* ;2e,554,s742s
Unadrnttted assets ..,.,g.,, s2'55s.oi
u =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30
s,festal: policy I

III + yk1S i spUllCS
!, srIain1s sa.g.[.. =. =.
Nstspresent value, Of al
EoufStanG policies. !. :
DlyHends due. :. and, un-
aEaa d.: u; = .s;.'sS. =.
piytdend DIS left with the
s;;cpmpany to accumulate
saE interest: and accrued
dnterests thereon :. 49,. i.
DlMhd ehdst.apportioned
payablestoa pslicy hold
>,sfs during. 1913, ,.
DiNtdSndB.s paid. in :ad-
vance, ~'inelGding sur
/: Srenders values: so .,ap-
nHedsl M 81 .;..fl- 80. .,...
Amounts set apart, APP
portiened, provisional
80 - ~ ascertained. calcul-
ated,.:declaraA or. hSf@
aatwAAsinsa d 0S2aEAa0@e
{ sa5ss; r. ss1 > ,9eassss9
@esSrvs, special or oaae.
plus funds not other
wise included lin .liabiI-
ittes:-War risk. fund.
$e0f,7S0:, security, .fluc-
:tuatton and general
contingency fund, 49,
368,029.16;. NOR t q lity
Auctuatfon fund, $780,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30

$8,o74, o66.s1

sspr an iurna received during
8 the year iii cash. ....:$s,772, s61.51
csiyed during thss year. 40. 745. 90
sTEss,snts received during the
siss Mount rsce II from all S'''''''
ether aoureas (. -. -. 4,oS476
TetaI rscespts ~. ~. 50. $40. $685. 50
Losses paid d1riHE the .ooo-.
l, DisIdsada paid daaihg The 'sss' 10'''
sis'a for esma isisi and ''0'0'''
brpxeragsF S. ss.. -. '6s5.71e.s1
al der an arges !. &. 49,: 23s.sss.9s
zss i HUI oss Ii dis .'s''''
hursena eIits go. 32Asn.37
gotal dlsbur ments :s2. II. os1. As
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS
Total tassSn during -
q 9TH rs pssaaiinsis q received
Tesss isssss INCURRED dur
as ss a rs zssF lose. paid pasd sIllo'Ss
rA aTisa oF hs sa1 pAKoTA, TO- se'.0'
GfAce of coMn5f sai ensrSo of Insurance.
ts staf ss sc sort ps * IT,
do hereby certify that the foregoing Is
Srne abstraet ~ j the original state
ss@..s cws aE ais s,n ta,ls 4 ofhes;
u aaf nv hand ana affixed the seal
of ttsfS sAas Eat Bismarck the lat day
gssss.Y g I q tsa lS !. =5r4y1or.
EpRTM SAe e rasufane :: -.
e dnsus sa
M III tf1e III lover Ffre Ir,sura /, CO
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30
s7s.s7s.1s : s5s.szs.41
2.7ol.9s1.5s

go
s.7ol,ss1.bs
"
6.Sso.7S
$2,967.ss4.77
106,172.14
$3,e74,ose.s1
:$s,772,s61.51
. T.
- 140.745.93
!. x 72.663.63
iHH -
-. 4,084.76
!; S2.990.355.82
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30

tai assetg !.
3 for z T
Insses ADJUST: 1. +
ed "a nd aisr,,:- ~
sss paid
Il CIR oss claims for
4 SIS esp upon 81
which no :Ac-
tion haas been
taken IA.
Losses resisted
BY the COM y, u ]:
s@i;pany /. =. !;
TO q & o o s d y ].
~ mo u ii t s1 o T /.
ia !; ma or 4 +.
! & toHses Ss a : 80. !, .S3.
\ Deduct re -3nsur~ I
8ance and / nal 5
wage I 81 a i'm D
Is thereon ~. ..ss
!. Amount of tun- .
earned prem /.
! UNI g o. Inssa III
/ y " Z 3 a ding
Il n :l-isk !. Il !! !. 8, =
ID for corn : Z;
ma ! 8 . ipnsS and y
eraEe B.
All et her bili-
ttee 80 q .55s
!, o. 49, tSl-Ntt y 3aS IL y 9l3as -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-30

Unadmitted assets, bills.
:, Receivable, ,$50.4;' book
value of stocks & bonds
over market value. $49,- -
:. $685.. prems. in course
of collection = written
p. prior to Oct. H.. 1912,
::91Da;S67.a2; >. workmen's 3"
compensation Re-ins. sin-
speetion bureau S171.03, j
; Total: assets. ..,.:.. -. .:&2,
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thu" year In cash ..... -.
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hlgeeivad during the year.
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year .-..-...-...........
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9th er sources .........
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Gotals receipts ..........
=. :. u u (. ~ DISBURSEMENT
Losses paid = during the
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sARsTRAcT or STATEMENT =,
For. tho XaasssEndina December

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-13
Wooden Cannon.

Any one familiar with the construc
ton of modern weapons of warfare and
the high explosives used in them would
naturally suppose cannon made OF
wood would be of little or no value as q
weapon.
Wooden cannons have been used with
considerable SUCCESS, nevertheless, 10
recent revolutions In Cuba, In Hayti,
and In the Dominican Republic.
The wood used In the construction OF
these crude weapons 10 very tough
variety, having . twisted grain that
curls about the log 10 such way that to
split the timber with ordinary means Ia
almost impossible.
The best trees are selected, and . piece
of the log five or six feet In length and
about one foot In diameter 10 cut. After
the bark has been removed and the log
made perfectly round, 1t is swung up on
crude truss, and hole is burned into
it from one end. The log is wound with
strips of rawhide cut from the skin of q
steer. When the cannon is covered with
the strips Of hide. another layer Il
wound on, and this ls continued until
the weapon has Increased several Inches
In diameter.
After the log is covered, and the bore
is finished, the weapon is treated to a
hot draught, which tends to contract the
hide binding, which becomes almost as
I strong as wire.
These crude cannon have been used
with success In q number Of instances,
and IL is astonishing the number oil
times they can be fred before they burst
or become otherwise disabled.-Harper'l
Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-13
colIere Bows In Basisess.

On tho old question ~ 10 whether =
college education 10 help or . hin.
drance In . business career, Howard
Citing, president of the Chicago 1850.
cistion of commerce, "struck trial
balance" In bis address last week Ut the
university OF Illinois. he gave the fol-
lowing list Of negative traits OF char.
acter'' possessed By the collsge-bred
employee:
Impatiepce to succeed.
Lacking In persistence.
Tendency 10 snobbishpess.
Lacking In industry.
Lacking In thrift.
Lacking In technical training-(hai
more than old college type.)
Lacking 10 appreciation OF time.
Easily discouraged.
Set Oh against this list there were
these "positive" traits:
Has more concentration.
Knows where and how to look for n.
formation.
Reasons from one step to another.
Is more adaptable.
IL moro conscientious.
Has keener appreciation OF the duties
of life and it's responsibilities.
Able to solve more difficult problems
Has higher ethical and moral stand
ards.
Has larger view Of life.
President Elting's trial balance Is
1.-THE new college boy 10 adaptable TO th.
place he seeks, and bis problem OF ad
justment ID on the way TO solution
Our own trial balance would show
good deal larger credit to the colleg'
boy on Mr.. Elting's own figures. Blu
the figures themselves are more accurate
and Illuminating than anything We have
seen on the subject for some time
Chicago Post.