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CHICAGO IIyEsToCK.

Chicago. June 13.-Hogs-Receipts
$4,000: early sales S to 10c lower;
bulk sales $1e.2o@1s.5o; butchers
$16.3o@1s.5o; packing $4,000
1925; light $16.45@16.s5; rough
$15.4o@15.75; pigs $16.25@1s.6o
Cattle-Receipts $4,000; beef cattle
steady to strong; butcher stock steady
to lower: calves steady. Beef cattle
Good, choice and prime, $4,000
1890. Common and medium $12.75
DISCO; butcher stock, cows and heif-
ers 1925 @15.50. Gamers and cutter
$7.oo@8.25. Stockers and feeders.
good. choice and fancy selected $11.50
@13.50; inferior, common and medi-
UNI $8.50@11.50; veal calves, good
and choice $15.25@16.25.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; firm and
becoming stronger: most good spring
lambs selling 5000; shorn lambs
choice and prime $17.6o@1s.o0;
medium and good SIG.
culls $12.00@13.50; spring lambs
good and choice $20.00@20.75; ewes
choice prime $14.25 a 1880; medium
and good $12.00@14.00; culls 5000
800.
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Marine Casually List

Washington, June l1.-A marine
corps casualty Lit made public today
carries seventeen Names showing
eleven men killed in action two Of
whom died Of wounds ana four -
versfy wounded. Captain John
Blanchfield Of BrookIys, died OF
wounds received inSaction., & q
The List follow: tAN n
KH1ed III Ack1oas 5
TI.t ssEssant Frank T Click,
serEeant oris 4 Jehanninsms..r,
cosDc..l Louis &. POISSON. Nm
Prtvstes. warren j. Hoyls. a1ae,by.
N. c.: Harold A.f1fooSas Col1aNa,
VIZ; GA0rge DE- Murphy, G1lFfn1-
burg &c: Al1dAnder Hdpain.eDol-
IT. Te1;fvfOd5NaLomxx HphsnWaId.
Tenn: 6rnek J.sOsboEnA, Bl60naini-
TON. Ind HafFyKsConehEaa. NSr.
ans y!slsEiy. Ohio; Dsv3d y NsEHt
q.sssas Jais s,ssssasiS 1seass
fss..e,na.aelA u.s.a
oakJes WN1slSG8 MsallnA ca
zlo0aCMeVG ~
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STOCK REACT
Reaction Takes Place Very
Generally After First
Hour Today.

New York, June 13.-Prices in the
stock market reacted very generally
after the strong opening before the
end Of the first hour today. the
French war bulletin causing hasty
profit taking by cautious traders.
Sumatra tobacco extended it's revers-
al to 4 1-2 points. U. s. steel Cancelled
half its gain and other prominent
stock eased proporttonately. after
which the market lapsed into its re-
cent dull state. A moderate rally
occurred at midday on renewed buy
ing Of investment rails. Liberty
8 LIS sold at $99.e2 to 1870; first
Is at $s4.6s; second As at $94.54 to
$94.62 and 4 las at $3.50 to $96.76.
Paris SKIES continued to yield.
Industrials. coppers and special war
issues registered gain of 1 to 2 points
at the opening Of today's stock mar
ket. U. 8. steel led the advance on
further free buying, together with
Bethlehem, Crucible and Midvale
steels. Shippings were little more
than firm and tobaccos moved irreg-
ularly, Sumatra losing three points,
while United Cigars gained a point.
Other strong features. included Read
ing. Union Pacific and oil. Liberty
bonds were steady.
Obscure specials we're brought for
ward in the afternoon, partially low
priced metal at l to 8 point advances.
Distillers. feathers and cotton oil al
so became active and leaders rallied
almost to best prices of the morning.
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Washington. June 1s.-The army
casualty list today contained Isl
names, divided ~ follows:
Killed in action, 10.
Died Of wounds, g..
Died Of accident and othe,
Died Of airplane. accident, l..
Died Of disease. 4.
Wounded severely, 137.
Wounded, degree undetermined, II.
Missing in action, A. 1'Si'
Among officers named were Lieu
tenants Richard A. Newhall, Mime.
apolis. and Harold X. Simon. Mar
shall, MIMI. who wore severely
wounded. " Y :,
The list: &. +:
-. Killed in Action.
Lieutenant John w. Rhoads. Pay
cite. Idaho. r
Corporals Mart Gentry, Weaver,
KY; Samuel j. Matheney, White Sui
phur Springs w. Va.
Wagner. Jay E. Cross. Chitten-
ango, N Y.
Privates Elmer Anderson, South
Amherst, o.: Harry E. Fonger, Grand
Rapids. Mich; Oscar G. Frank, 603
Fourth avenue. Minneapolis; John
Gorehoite. Fresno, Cal; Hielke Hyl-
kema. Idaard. Holland; Mirko Ivose-
yHSst : a. 1AlS0e - J09SSl1
Newton, Mass; Arthur J. Klinger.
Ansonyille. Pa; jay w. Lockwood.
Liberty. N. T; Daniel ]. Mahoney'
|Chewalah. Wash; Harley Mattox,
Picketts, Wis; Raymond Pichotta,
Wabeno, Wis; Maurice ]. Powers,
Red Lodge, Mont; Theodore Will,
Toledo, o.; Joseph Yoke. Akron. O.
Died Of Wounds.
Privates Domenico Diamsi. Green's
burg. Pa: Joseph p. Dugan, Taunton,
Mass; Earl NJ. .Guerrin, East Jordan,
Mich; Frank r. johnson, Quincy,
Mass; Harry Maychrycz, Ansonia,
Conn.,: Oliver E. Norstrum, Sister
Bay. Wis; Alexander j. Roth, New
York city, James Smith, Sargent, Ga;
Thomas H. Stineman, Wabash, Ind.
Died of Disease.
Lieutenant Jesse M. Robinson,
Washington. d. C.
Cook Harden w. Fowler, Glasgow,
Ill.
Mechanic Edward ouailes, Dover,
Private Aubrey A. r. Wynn, Grit
I'm. Ga.
Died of Airplane Accident.
lieut.. Jas. A.. Bayne, Grand Rap
ids, Mich.
Died Of Accident and Other Causes,
Corporal Philip J.. Waters, New
York city.
Privates wentz Parks, Madison.
Ga; Anthony Prischo. Brooklyn.
Severely Wounded.
L~teutenants Richard A.. Newhall,
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RUST GETS GOOD
START In nine
STATES THUS FAR

St Paul. Mimi, June 13.-Black
stem rust Of grain continues its sweep
over the middle west in its early stage
on the common barberry plant. Nine
states have reported the presence Of
rust infection to date and more re-
ports are coming in daily. These states
are Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, South
Dakota. Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana,
Illinois and Ohio. =
More than 40 official observations
OF the rust have now been made by
ment OF agriculture. says DIR. e. C..
Stakman of the University of Mime
sofa, who is in active charge Of the
barberry eradication campaign now
being carried on in ~ states by the
federal authorities.
These widespread reports Of rust
infection, found in every case on the
leaves Of the barberry, leads US to be-
lieve that we are in danger Of a posi-
BILE severe outbreak Of black stem
rust" says DR.. Stakman. To-day we
heard from sever different locations
OF 1t In South Dakota and yesterday
from eight towns in Minnesota"
Rust has been found as far east and
north as East Grand Forks, Minnesota,
Iowa has rust in many places. Six in
fections In Illinois. mainly within SO
miles Of Chicago. have been reported.
indiana Michigan, Nebfaslka and Wis
constn have also reported rust Infec-
ton OF b~arberries has been found in
every town recently. examined by gov.
eminent scouts looking for It.
The way these reports r showing
up indicate that the rust IL generally
threatening our entire winter and
spring wheat CROP" says DR.. Stakman.
The wet weather Of tho past week, to.
gether with tho high Winds IL ideal
for spreading the rust spores from the
barberry to the Wild grasses and
grains Every common barberry still
u~ndestroyed Il . possible agent for
Spreading this destructive. enemy, of
grain that in 1915 wiped out near
~ one-third Of our wheat crop.
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|PENNANT FOR CORN
CONTEST AWARDED
IN SOUTH DAKOTA

Brook1n41 8. D., June 13.-The
!pennant which was awarded by the
South Dakota Corn and Grain Grow
ers' association last March to the
banner corn and grain county Of the
forwarded to Union county.
Sphinx county ranked second in
number Of points.
The basis for awarding the banner
was to ASCERTAIN the relative number
Of points to be found by multiplying
the number of entries for premiums
in tho annual corn and grain show
by the number Of members from
each county. and that product by the
humble Of dollars of premium money
won by the county on the entries sent
IN therefrom. On this basis. Union
county acquired $3.50 points.
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DuIuTH

Duluth, Mimi, June 13.-Elevator
receipts Of domestic grain:-Wheat,
$500 bu., last year 34,70o; fax 1900
bu.. last year., 6,400.
Shipments-Flax 10000 bu., last
year 10000.
Duluth car inspection-Wheat, 9TH
er spring 1, total wheat l. year ago a;
flax 4, year ago /: oats 2, year g q;
total Of all grains Z, year age IL; on
track 2 of wheat
Trade in coarse food grains was
limited. Oats closed l 7-Sc off. Bar
ley closed unchanged to &c of. A bid
of $3.50 a mark up for August rye.
Closing:
Linseed-On track and arrive 1894
Ia; July 1897 Ia asked; September
$3.50 asked; October 1851.
Oats-On track 70 SIS 80 SIS.
Barley-On track $1.OO@1.18.
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SHRINE 10 BRrTIsH mm-

Honolulu, Il. H, May 23.-By Maii1
"A shrine made from teak wood OF
which the British warship Brittania
was constructed has been presented
to the British club Of Hawaii BY Brit
ish Consul 3. l. g.. Gordon. to com
mennonite the men Of Bntiah birth
from Hawaii who have died on the
old OF battle in British service. It
contains the names Of eight dead a.
well As the names of $50 Briton who
nave enrolled from Hawaii. {
This number represents o~ne-fourth
OF the British residents Of tho isisnds
eligible for military ssrvics. An en-
listed voluntarily.
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THRESHERMEN OF
SOUTH DAKOTA TO
HOLD BIG MEETING

Aberdeen, S. D.. June IA meet
ing Of all the threshermen Of tho
state will be called at Aberdeen in
the near future by c. N. Herreid, fed
eral food administrator for South Da-
kota-
At this meeting representatives of
the food administration will meet
with the, threshermen to discuss meth
d of securing a cleaner threshing
OF this years wheat crop. The meet
ing Is called at the request Of the
t~hreshermen. Representatives Of the
great threshing machine companies
will also attend,
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NEW YORK

New York, June 13.-Butter, Arm;
receipts 22,6o6 tubs. Creamery high
er than extras a. 1905; extra a.;
f1rsts 1908 ga.
Eggs, firm. receipts 23.465 cases.
Fresh gathered extras 80 1908 1-2;
fresh gathered storage packed firsts
SO 1908; fresh gathered extras
first 36@38; fresh gathered regular
packed first extra So 1908; do firsts
34@3e.
Cheese. firm; receipt 1927 boxes;
state whole milk specials 20 3-4@24;
do average vi 20 1-4@1-2.
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Worlds Market Nelus
CHICAGO

Chicago. June 13.AButter higher.
Receipts 6.291 tubs: creamery extra
4291-2; frsts 80 1904 1-2; seconds
35@37 1-2.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs, receipts 1920 cases, UNI
changed.
Potatoes unsettled. New. receipts
IS cars: Louisiana and Texas sacked
triumphs $2.50@2.85; Louisiana
white 32.25@2.40. Old, receipts 10
cars: Wisconsin. Michigan and Minne-
sofa, bulk $1.60@1.70; do sacked
$1.90@2.00.
Poultry, alive higher: fowls n IL.
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Hides, Pelts, Wool, Etc.
Furnished by the Redick Hide q
Fur Co.

Hida-The government has set
prices on hides and skins covering
the ensuing three months. Owing to
the quality Of hides now coming for
ward prices In from l to Sc per
pound. The quotations herewith will
be advanced when the quality I'M
proves.
Sheep Pefts-A good demand exists
especially for full wool pelts which
bring top prices.
Tallow-The market remains nrm
with high prices ruling.
Woo-The government has set
prices on wool and will license deal
ers to handle consignments only on
which dealers will get the commits
sion as allowed. Dealers or buyers
cannot buy wool this season. The
growef will get the benefit of govern
ment prices according to grade and
condition. We withdraw our quota
t{nn0
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CORN STILL ON
DECLINE TODAY
Fine Weather Prospects
Which May Continue give
, Advantage to Bears.

Chicago, June 1s.-F1ne weather
and prospects that 1t would continue
during at least the next two days,
gave an advantage today to the bears
in corn. Liberal receipts tended also
to weaken prices. The market de-
clined rapidly under general selling
by commission houses. Opening pric-
! es which ranged from 1-S t ga cent
lower with July 1.44 Ia to 1-2. and
August LAG. were followed by mate
! rial setback.
Oats dropped with corn. A fea-
ture was selling on the part Of cash
houses, presumably hedging against
purchases of oats to arrive. After
opening 1-S to 7-S cent off with July
70 SIS to II Ia, the market UNDER
went an additional 49,.
Provisions sympathized with the
weakness of grain. Besides liberal
! receipts OF hogs counted as a depress-
ing factor.
Shorts covering in the last half Of
the session brought about a sharp
but transient advance. Temperatures
Of about 100 were reported in the far
west. Prices closed heavy. / cent to
1 7-S cen net lower. with July
1.43 Ia to 5-8 and August Las IA.
In the later trading, the market
averaged higher with corn.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK.

SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVE sTOCK.
r. South St Paul, June 13.-Hog re-
ceipts 400; steady; range S16@}16.-
Is; bulk $16.10@$16.15.
Cattle receipts, $500: killers slow
and weak; steers $7@$17.5O; cows and
he4fers $S@$14.50; veal calves steady
f$7@$14.25; stockers and feeders slow
land weak. $6.50@$13.50.
Sheep receipts so; steady; lambs
11o@e1s: wethers $7@$14.5o: ewes
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

Minneapolis. Mimi. June 49,
Wheat, receipts 235 cars. compared
with 10 ars a year ago..
Corn-No. 3 yellow $1.55@1.65.
Oats-No. 8 white 1909.
' Flax, 1892 1-4@3.94 Ia.
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MILWAUKEE, A

Milwaukee. Wis. June 13.-Corn,
No. 3 yellow, $1.e0@ 31.65; No. 8
white. $1.55@$1.s5; No. 8, 1850
$1.60.
Oats, standard. 81 10; No. 3 white,
S0@81 1-2; No. 4 white 70 ga.
Rye, No..2, 1876.
Barley, mailing and Wisconsin.
$1:15@$1.25; feed and rejected $1.1o
@$1.25.
Hay unchanped
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A99TRACT or sTATHARulsF
Tor the Year Ending Dscember 81,

OF the condition and affairs OF the
Commercial Mutual Fire ms. 20, Of
Grand "a. Forks: n: D: organtzed under the
avs OF ire state of North Dakota, made
70 the Commissioner Of Insurance Of the
state Of North Dakota, in pursuance Of
the laws Of said state,
President. G. H.. opsahl.
Vice President. j. E. Paulson.
Secretary, J.. G. Gray. .
Principal Office, Grand Forks, N. D.
Attorney. for Service Of Process in the
State Of North Dakota: ~
Name, Commissioner Of Insurance.:
location. Bismarck, N. D.
Organized or incorporated, March.
1909; commenced business April, 1902.
!. Balance Shest.
of net or invested as
sets. December 31st Of prev
1ous year 1S,252.64
II Income During Year 1917
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CHICAGO STOCK RECEIPTS.

Chicago, June 13.-Hog receipts
$4,000: left owe 2,40S; bidding most
10 cents lower; a few hogs selling
about S cents lower.
Cattle receipts 1900.
Sheep receipts 1900.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
onsce Of commisstoneE Of insurance.
surnnce Of the state OF North Dakota,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is
true abstract Of the original statement
nov on file in his o61ce &'
z In Testimony Whereof. ! have here.
~ o9t THIS 80 once %s It a. Bismalcf. the First dsy
e April A. D. 1911; ,r..
! Commissioner Of Insurance
STATE OF NORTH Dakota.
COIPANYa CERTIFICATE OF
AUTHORITY.
Whereas, The Commerctals Mutual Fire
ms. Co.. q corporation Organised under
the laws Of North Dakota, has filed In
this office 9 swcrn statement exhibitinE
endins Decsmber 81. 1917. conforrnabie
to the requirennents.a of the laws Of this
stats, regulating h business Of. In
sufance and.
|. Wherees, b satd- Comp.ny has filed
n isn,s SH, With esptiaests & or eees q lss
the insurance laws afofe6lad.
Now. TherefoFa, It. ~ .OlDnese, Cum
missioner Of Insurance q tho taes OF
tie abevs naAod company 10 fully, en-
powered, through it, auth0r1Ssd aeent0.
TO transact ite apprepttate business Of
1~nsursnoe IN this state .ac-
s ssss S:, e :, +: .sv 4. fesI:sf; until ne
Is Tsshnony whereof. / havs her.
unto ~ ny 1s611 ana .seol ats His4narck
TT i1sst ~ q ApF1 AID: illl.
fnEAxD .AQ1A1GEG6
-.
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(No. 141,)
(No. 141.)
A11E1A0T or 8fATHHT,
Tor the Year Bndin6 0ooember Al.

OF the condition and affairs of tho
London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co., Ltd,
OF Liverpool, England. organized under
the laws Of the Kingdom Of Great Bri-
tain. made to the commissioner Of insur-
ance Of h state Of North Dakota, in
pursuance Of the laws Of said state.
Principal office, 1888 william street.
New York, N: "; executive OFFICES, 2o-2i
Trinity St. Hartford, Conn. -
Attorney for service Of process in the
state Of North Dakota;
Name, s. A. Olsness, Com: Location.
Bismarck, N. d.
Incorporated December 10, 1851.
Commenced business in United States,
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MINNEAPOLIS rnJR.

Minneapolis, Mimi, June 13.-
Flour unchanged. Shipments 1880
barrels.
Rye 1913 @2.00.
Barley s3@1.1S.
Bran $28.25@33.25.
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Corn No. 2 yellow 1853 to III; No.
; yellow 1.66 to 1.6S: No. I yellow
i1.60 to 1855.
Oats No. 3 white Is ID to ~;
standard 70 1-2 to 70 Ia.
Rye No. 2 nominal; barley 100 to
F1.S0: timothy 500 to 500; clover
nominal: pork nominal; lard 24.O5;
Iribs $3.50 to 1880,
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WHAT'S BEHIND THE BIG pIjsHt.

WHAT'S BEHIND THE BIG PUSH.
There is ample reason for ali the
military activities the Prussian war
lords are trying to develop. 1t is not
conditions at home that are bothering
Hindenburg and the head of the Hun
murderbund. Wilhelm II. And the
prospect of 2 million highly. efficient
Americans in the trenches before the
year is out Is not the only inducement
to the rash German offensive which
the war lords hope will bring a Ger
man.made peace. .Austro-HunEary's
condition is critical. Mutiny threat.
ems n revolution has actually brok-
en- 1orth IN spots. The ..ranishackle
empire" is nearing collapse and Tor
much practical use has collansed,
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FLffF.et9l L A,a3EL - ~ FL 4s-. ".alr . III. -
Ohio James "A. Wyrick, PiedmoN,. ".
Va; VIM. Yawn, Three Rivers, MISS;
Richard G.y Zeisler, Portland. Oregor'
Wounded degree undefermined.A
Sergeant Ruthford Peterson. Wig
ton. Ia. =.
Corporal Charley Potion. Nevada.
Ia. -
Mechanic Jacob I. Denlinser. Cap
Prlvates chas. M Bsahssdrefer.
lancaster. Pa; Herbert DA, Groves.
Des Moines; francis M. 1Xarris,
WOODBURY., Ia: Ray E.. IAberteE.
Milo. Ia; R. r. Rees. Webster City,
Ia; Glen B. Shawhan. Des Moines;
Earl "A. Sutton, Nora Springs, Ia;
Teddy M. ziddnos. C~enterville, Ia
Missing in Action.
Lieutenant Raymond C.. Burky,
Philadelphia.
Privates Tony Bichun. New Britain,
Conn; Maurice B.. Fishman, New
Haven, Conn.,; Jos. A. Roach. Ridge
field. Conn. La,
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Corn Open. High. Low. Close.
July ~1.44l 1.46a 1.43a 1.43a
Aug. ..>>..1.46 1.471 LAS l.453
July ~7oI .71l .ss1 ;.sss
Aug. ...-- IS .65s .64a .e41
Pork
July 41.so 1910 A. 80
Sept. ......41.6 5 41.75 Al. 80 Al. 60
Lard
July .~.-.24.17 24.s2 24.1o 24.27
Sept. 1000. 900. 24.55 24.40 24.47
Ribs
July ...-..22.25 22.5o 22.22 22.42
Sept ~-~22.67 $3.50 22.6 22.S5
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Net amount Of unpaid losses
Amount of unearned prem1-
ums on all outstanding
risks northumberland,
Due for unpaid dividends,
commissions and broker
age
Estimated taxes hereafter
payable .................
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AVsHO
Total amount of cash re-
ceived during the years. ESle.8l
Total cash. including BAL
ance on hand from prev
; D1sB H5fa EaN;i;s;pi UR1Ne zee REESE
~: ssa ' ss:'ss , 2ss9:....s1o. ut:
aid commission
to agents., $311.-'
CO.; paid agents ~ 4
losses, s1is.ss... 474ss
Paid agents for COL " !
Letting: So; paid
Paid salaries Of Of
a f1ssfs; 1scsatsrt
$4,000; treasurer.
fs:}sss. :i $685.: 1859 :s:ss. So.
Paid for printing, $50. "
Ing. $3.50; office pa
supplies. ses2s;. 1870
inn ment fees, os s9.oo. 100 *
All other disburse-
ments viz: bonds, a...!
auditing. tele- ".
ship fees In Oh y
Farmers Mutual " ~
ms. Assn, etc.,. SS.40 ....
Total amount Of disburse-
ments during the year...$ A,e34.37
Balance cash on hand to
ASSETS Sc 8 ST4Ez THAN s4sHD aiss5is
1; $ c.; s. g s ss;s::: :. !, 5= ::
ance Of outstanding as
sessment .->---->-~- @R0.S7
wo+., ,.~.+. ~ rownarx.
hand Deeember 81: .1s17;:3 3ssA<71
su IT assets er over srG 1ia.
bilities .....12.o69.4 Il
POLICY EXH!BIT-.-
No. Of policies In force = - 3.a
December 81 of pre- ~
vious year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
during tho y.sr.-- 81 1.oea.s1z.so
20 49,
Deduct No. Of policies -.
expired and ceased
to be in force during
the year ...-... s72s1$ -r65S,7saoe
amount in force -
end Of year: VII: -
December IT,. 81 d dSiz1:1sss s~'s4ss11r"o
presented during the II.
year ..........::.:. Is A,aSIoo
No. of losses paid In .sf .5
full as adjusted.... is &.9S100
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. q,
Omce Of Commissioner Of InN1rNnca
I. s, A. Olsness, commissioners Of in
do hereby certify that the foregoing 10
n true abstract Of the original StAtemout
no 4 G fs, Ale Il tn ~s. sstss / ~, h.,, =.
as;,i r. 4 5 : , s':.'''s1 ta' ms. =, Of
(SEAL) s.. A. OLSNEYS,
- - an s5o9,nM To Of Insurance ran
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ASSETS. j.
Value Of real estate owned
by. the company.........,
Stocks and bonds ~.........
Cash on hand and in bank.
Interest due and accrued.
Premiums in course Of COL
lection and transmission.
Bills receivable, matured,
taken for fire risks
All other sums due to the
company: 80.
Funds deposited with Unit
ed States trustee.
Due from allied companies.
Due from other companies
for reinsurance on paid
: losses ...................
Unidentified assets ........
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ana unpaid at
close Of previous
year as shown by
last report ......>
Deduct amount Of
same not collect
ed ..............
Net collected
Gross amount re-
ceived during the
year from busi-
ness written in
1917 including
notes and cash..
Total ..........,
Deduct gross amount
of premiums in
course of collec-
ton at this late
Entire premiums
collected during
the year ........
Deduct reinsurance,
rebate, abatement
and return prem
'1umS ...........
Net o u
~ received for
premiums ......
Outstanding prem
iumS ...........
From all other
viz: Cite
mfze profit and
loss a%ccount) -.
"
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A19T1ACT OF srArx1ur
For the Year Ending Dooember AZ!
A. n 1910 VS.

- |r 80
o. the condition and afra,r. NJ III.
vale Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance.
company of Grand Forks county, state
or North Dakota, Organised Yndar the
laws OF the state of North Dakota made
TO the Commissioner Of Insurance. 81 the
state OF North Dakota, in Of
the laws of said state. - '"
President, Otto Mathiason. .Thomnnon.
N. d. H.'o AAapoon'
Vice President, And. Jorsenson. Pilot,
Secretary. L johnson, Grand n
Principal office, Grand Forks, N. OAK.
Attorney for service OF process in tha
state OF North Dakota:
Name; Commissioner Of Insurance.: To-
cAIlon, Bismarck, N. D.
or incorporated, March az.
Commenced business. August. 1896.
Balance cash on hand and
IN nank December 81 OF ..'
p'f fNeoME ksf puR iiiSi;. YEAR 1871, 4ss.0s
Cash received as
first payment Of
policies Issue 80
during yea .....$1,136.17
Cash received from
assessments dur ..5t 50
ing the year,. 6,764.22 e.
Cash received from
assessments OF
previous years.. 46.45
Total amount OF cash re-
ceived during the years. kS46.3l(
Total cash. including bal
c on hand from prev
D1sBSURsEMENrs DURMa 4;z1S.sz
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Hay unchanged.