davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-17

TO RENT-StOre centrally located
on Main street Reduced rent FOR the
winter Apply 206 Pleasant st, 2itf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-11

The Governor and Council met at
10 o'clock Tuesday morning for the
regular weekly session. Governor
Carl E. Milliken and Councillors
Gowell, Norton, Nichols, Bunker,
Farnsworth and st. Clair being
present and Secretary of State Frank
w. Ball and Messenger George W..
Leadbetter in attendance.
Three pardon cases were heard
the details of which are given be-
low. Leave to withdraw was given
the petitioners in the cases of AL
bert Paradis and Peter Wallis and
Louis Poulos The case of VIM. +.
Sevigny of Wells was continued for
two weeks, that further investigation
of the case might be heard.
The pending nominations were
confirmed, including that of Fred
Emery Beane of Hallowell as Judge of
the superior court for Kennebec
county.
The next Council meeting will be
at 10 A. NJ. Wednesday. April II.
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Schools Department

Announcement is made from the
State Department Of Education of a
special examination to be held on
Friday. April 26. for candidates for
certificates Of superintendence grade
emitting the holders to serve as
Of schools in a union
OF towns. The examination will be
held at the State House. Augusta, and
at the Normal Schools at Pressure
Isle and Machias.
Not since 1914 has a special exam
ination tor this grade of certificate
been given. the only opportunities to
qualify being semi-annually. in jan
uary and June. The number OF posi-
tons opening up as result Of the
new State wide union supervision law
which takes effect on July | and the
number Of candidates who wish to
qualify for certificates in order to be
eligible tor the June elections have
made 1t seem advisable to make an
exception to the general rule this
year. There is no provision of the
law for tie issuing Of certificates of
this grade previous to examination 50
that this opportunity Is given as a
means Of overcoming that difficulty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-11
Primary PAPERS

The following primary nomination
papers were filed Wednesday at the
Department of State:
Charles 0. Dickey Of Northport,
Democratic candidate for sheriff Of
Waldo County; petitions Of Robert
+. Dunton Of Belfast and &c others
and A. S. Crockett of Northport and
So others.
Thomas p. Putnam of Houlton. Re
publican candidate for county treas
urer of -Aroostook county.
James II. Cilley of Waldo. Repub-
lican candidate for clerk of courts
from W aldo county, petitions Of J. II.
Mckinley' of Jackson and 10 others,
r. +. Webster of Waldo and Is 9TH
ers, G. w. Acforn Of Morrill, and II
others. Edward J. Vose Of Freedom
and Is others, NJ. F. Parker of Sears
port and 90 others, and James A.
Carleton Of Winterport and 10 others.
Robert +. Hall Of Dover, Repub-
lican candidate for county attorney OF
PiscataQnis county.
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Mr.; TAFT URGES
GOV, M|LL|kEN
TO Be PRESENT
Meeting. of Governors
and Ex-Governors in
Philadelphia, May II
to Consider "Win the
War for Permanent
Peace Also Asked
to Name Delegation
of Maine Citizens.

| Ex-Presldent TAFT has written q
personal letter to Gov. Carl E. Mill
ken Of Maine, urging him to attend q
meeting Of governors and ex-govern-
ors. to be held in Independence Hall
day, May II, in connection with the
convention on win The War Fol
Permanent Peace. The governor Is
requested, also. to appoint a delega
ton OF prominent citizens to repre-
sent his State at this convention.
Mr.. Taft and committee of dis
tinsuished Americans. including Car
dinal Gibbons. Alton b. Parker. DR.
Anna Howard Shaw. Samuel Comp
ers. Senator John Sharp Williams,
President Lowell OF Harvard, Mrs,
Thomas j. Preston, Jr., formerly
Mrs. Grover Cleveland), and others,
recently called this convention to be
held under the auspices Of the League
TO Enforce Peace. Of which Mr.. Taft
is President. Independence Hall,
where the governors and ex-govern-
ors will confer, was the scene Of the
formation Of the League, on June II,
1915.
The convention will be in session
three DAYS. May 16, II, and IS. The
keynote will be ITO mobilize the
mind AMI fighting spirit of the nation
by showing the big prize for which
the free and peace loving nations are
sacrificing life and treasure" Among
the speakers already announced are:
Mr.. Taft, Charles f. Hughes. DR..
Henry van Dyke. formerly Minister
to Holland; DIR. Anna Howard Shaw,
DR.. A. Lawrence Lowell, President
Nicholas Murray Butler OF Columbia
University. Senator John Sharp Will
liams. DR.. Talcott Williams. dean Of
the Pulitzer School Of Journalism Of
Columbia, w. Morgan Shuster Of New
York, and William English Walling.
the well known internationalist.
In addition to these the foremost
representatives of the allied nations
now in this country have been invited
to speak at an Allied War Dinner.
which will conclude the convention
on the evening of May 18th.
In his letter to Governor Milliken,
Mr.. Taft says:
"A special session of present and
former governors Of states Is
planned to meet in independence
hall. Philadelphia, on the afternoon
of Friday, May 18th, as a feature of
the convention on win the War
for Permanent Peace" which will be
held from Thursday to Saturday of
that week under the auspices Of the
League to Enforce Peace. OF which
] am president. / have the honor to
invite you to be present.
1.-The purpose in calling this con-
vention is to sustain the determine
ton Of our people to fight until Prus-
sian militarism has been defeated,
confirm opposition to a premature
peace. and focus attention upon the
only advantage the American people
are hoping to gain from the war-a
permanent peace guaranteed by
League OF Nations. The efforts OF
Germany and Austria to arouse pa
cifist sentiment in this country and
among our allies make ii a patriotic
duty to do everything possible to
counteract this influence.
Our executive committee wishes
me to invite you to appoint a num-
Der Of official representatives of your
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-11
Call for Photoarapher,

The call recently issued for ten vol
unteers for service as photographers
from Maine in the service Of the
United States has been answered and
the following men have been select
ed:
Paul Il. Merrill Of Augusta: Win
fred Martin Of China; Ralph Waldo
Tyler OF Rockland; John w. Hall of
Portland: George L. Anderson Of
Portland; Wilfred NORM of Bruins
wick; Thomas Nichols of Jackman
F. A. Miller Of Biddeford; Olivia Boil
due Of Biddeford: Oliver Pratt Young
Of Bridgton.
The party will assemble at Port
land and leave there on Sunday noon
April IA for Madison Barracks at
Sacket Harbor. New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-11
STATE HOUSE
Meeting A. NJ Wednesday, April II

thorlzed to employ Elizabeth L. Hunt
as clerk at SIS per week from April s.
That the action of Public Utili-
ties Commission in sending F. F.
Burr. it's geologist. to Washington, D.
e., for conference with the director OF
the United States Geological Survey
and Biologists Of other states Is ap-
proved: the expenses to be paid by
the State
Ihat there be transferred from the
State contingent fund to the appro-
priation for burial expenses Of SOL
diers and sailors the sum Of SITS to
pay accounts Of 1917.
That there be transferred from the
State contingent fund to the appro-
priation for altering and charging
the Maine State prison the sum of
S47.91, to pay the expense account of
F. r. Redlon, the appropriation hav-
ing been expended.
That the appointment of Maybelle
A. Hutchins as clerk in the adju-
tant generals office at&s12 per week
from Jan. % is approved.
That beginning April 1, 1918, Will
liam +. Livingston be granted a g.
months leave of absence from his du-
ties as assistant librarian, with the
full payment of his salary.
That the action of the Board of
Hospital Trustees in authorizing the
superintendent Of the Augusta State
hospital to employ Mrs. Paulson as
dietitian and matron at salary of
S75 per month. in place Of Miss Fo-
ley and Mrs. Carter, resigned, is ap-
proved.
The bond for $1,000, furnished by
the Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. for
Max Cohen Of Bangor as licensed
State detective, was approved.
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Science and Research

Maine has been called upon to fur
nish three men for the Science ana
Research Division. Aviation Section.
Signal Corps. and the three men were
very easily secured. They are Paul
Everett Chadbourne, .26s Elm street.
va Baker street Lynn. Mass.); Rob-
ert NJ. Moore. Riverside Drive, Au-
gusta, care Public Utilities Commits
sion. State House. Augusta; Charles
A. Sawyer. 80 Fessenden street. Port
land e Seaside Terrace, LYNN.
Ihey will respond to Call No. 164
on Saturday. April 20, and will then
entrain at Portland for the aviation
mobilization camp at Camp MacAr-
thur, Waco, Texas.
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Public Utilities

The Public Utilities Commission
wednesday rendered a decision an
fhorlzing the New England Telephone
d Telegraph Co. to sell to the East
ern Telephone & Telegraph Co.
plant AMI property valued at 100000,
and the New England Telephone &
Telegraph Co. is further authorized
10 receive i'll part payment therefor
the common capital stock of the East
ern Telephone & Telegraph Co, the
same being the capital stock Of an
other utility Of the aggregate par
value of $4,000 at par.
The decision further states that
the public convenience and necessity
require that the Eastern Telephone &
Telegraph CO. furnish service as a
telephone company in the towns Of
Alexander. Baileyville. Charlotte.
Cooper, Dennysville, Edmunds. In
diantown, Marion, Meddybemps.
Pembroke. Princeton, Robbinston,
TalmadGe, Topsfield, Waite and
Whiting and in the plantations Of
Grand Lake Stream and No. IA.
~ oNSAoioii was cLlco IclUcTCU DE
the Utilities Commission Wednesday
that the Eastern Telephone and Tel
egraph 60. is authorized to issue
1880 shares of its common stock of
the par value Of s25 per share at par
in payment for the plant to be pur-
chased as follows: Eight hundred
shares to the New England Telephone
4 Telegraph Co. for property pur-
chased, 40 shares for property pur-
chased OF Myron Z. Ayers and 24o
shares Of property purchased Of the
Forest Telephone and Telegraph Co.
The commission also rendered g.
decision. Wednesday. authorizing the
Forest Telegraph & Telephone Co.
to sell ali of it's telephone plant,
property. equipment, rights and
franchises, except it's franchise to
exist as Il corporation and except its
cash on hand and bills and accounts
receivable, to the Eastern Telephone
4 Telegraph Co. for the sum of
81 900
Myron p. Ayers of Meddybemps,
doing business under the name and
style of the Meddybenps Telephone
Co. under decision rendered by the
Public Utilities Commission WedEes-
day, is authorized to sell his tele-
phone plant, property. equipment and
rights, except cash on hand and bills
and accounts receivable. to the East
ern Telephone & Telegraph Co, for
the sum of $1,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-11

Ing the intense cold spell Of IA.
ter Il was relieved. The gres,
win be flung to the breezes
morning. y
The Maine Committee q, n
Safety, Harold NJ. sewall chair.
will resume its old quarters
United States Federal R..
Charles S. Hichborn chairman
also have rooms there and M.
bolt Of -Saco, chairman Of INC =
mans Section, Maine Division s.
tional Council of Defence, win Y
have her Office there.
DR.. Guy Fernald, who Is fual,,i
survey Of the feeble minded n 4
State of Maine. and who M. =
occupying an Office opposite III
Hub on the fourth floor, win N!
an office in the Blaine house.
Superintendent Brown will ALA !.
day move his family into the ~
wing Of the mansion. Mrs. Bea,s .
her recent visit to Augusta q.
very much pleased with the care y
treatment of her old home bv ~
Brown while it was being used !.
affairs Of State and insisted thu, |
should occupy the west wing a !:
residence. He will thus be abb. !.
all times to have an oversieh, :,
the building. 1t will give his fa,s
one OF the most pleasant location I
the city and be very convenient !.
his business.
The stable connected with =
house is being fitted for a garage J,
Will accommodate about four 0, ],
machines used by the State ofse,.l
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National Guard

Special Orders No. 80 has been
issued from the Office of Adjutapt
General George Mel. Presson, order
ing an election for the position OF
first lieutenant in the company of
infantry commanded by Captain Sa-
bine w. Wood. Sd Maine Infantry.
Bangor, and any other commissioned
Continued on Page 8-Col. q
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Council Orders

me following orders were nass.a
curing Wednesdays session ~ ~
Council: oA vi me
mat the action Of the Board .,
hospitai Trustees in voting 70 an,
, ,, the superintendent Of ,he
Maine School for Feeble ,,;ndoa -
purchase a Chevrolet automobile ~
similar SIN. car Of the same approx;na,a
'oS,' IS hereby approved
thor; me secretary Of State is au-
cIartn 70 employ the following
Sn.an gertrude Boothby, March 81:
murphy. April 3: Annie Nor
FamT,. H'helie Libby and Frances
Na-i Ner' April 4: Leila Haskell and
Cr = ION Shirley, April S: isabelle
= April 6: each at $40 Der week
Ahat the treasurer of State ia All.
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A Hearing Ordered

The Public Utilities Commission
Wednesday ordered that a hearing
be held IN the selectmen's office at
Guilford. Wednesday evening. April
II. at 100 o'clock on complaint Of
certain citizens Of Guilford that the
rates charged by the Penobscot Bay
Electric Company are unnecessary,
unjustified and unlawful in all re-
SpectS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-11
Red Cross Meeting Today

The chairmen of all the local Red
Cross Chapters in the State Of Maine
have been summoned to a conference
which will be held at 3 o'clock this
afternoon in the Executive Council
chamber at the State House.
Important business and plans are
to be. discussed and talked over and
the meeting is expected to develop
much interesting matter for all who
attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-11
KNOX TEACHERS CON-.
VENTION ON APRIL

The department of education M,
issued the program for the Knox Com,
ty Teachers Association meeting =
Friday. April IL. at the high scho.I
building in Rockland The printing ~
done by the pupils OF Grade VII OF N
Camden Junior High school and Is
very creditable piece of work. The pr.
gram:
General Session
s.15 A. M.-ASSEMBLY HALL,
Singing, The Star Spangled Banner" \
Prayer, Rev. NJ. f. Osborne, Rockn,a|
Music. Glee Club, Rockland High schs1l}
Address of welcome, Hon. Frank r.
Flint. mayor of Rockland
Scientific Measurement of Classsosl
Products Frank w. Ballou. laSI
sstant superintendent OF fschook
Boston. Mass. ~
Department Session ..sNj
1915 A. M.-RCRAL AND ELEMENj
TARY ASSEMBLY.AXn3Ei
Results of the Courts lArithras
Tests in Rockland.' r. f. West &.
perintendent OF schools. -IsockIant.|
The Courts Arithmetic Tests From 4
Teachers Standpoint" rs
Miss Blanche Smith, Rockiand
Some Experiences With STANDARD
Measurements" c. w. Bickford gu.
perintendent OF schools, Lewiston
Discussion.
SECONDARY scHoOLs-RooMs
Chairman, Miss Anna CoughlIn,
Rockland.
problems Of High School Marking"
Principal C.. S. Prebie, Camden
Discussion.
Conference with ]. w. Taylor. State IN.
spector Of high school, concerning
college entrance requirements ana
physical education.
General Session 4
Las p, NJ
Music, orchestra selected from the M
school orchestras OF Rockta.E
Rockport, Thomaston and CamdeaI
Business. =
Music. Orcho.@,
''Our Boyhood and Girihood After m
War" william b. Forbush. press
dent Child Institute, Phiiadelphia.
Our Schools. Present and Future, =. u
Augustus o. Thomas. State supel
tendent Of schools. Augusta. N
Singing. America" - go 81
The officers Of the association are: Sll
President, r. W. Hartman: yic1
president, NJ. r. Jordan; secretary.
Treasurer. Miss Edith Hall, Rock,and;
executive committee. Supt. r.. L, West,
Rockland. Miss Mary Taylor, Camden,
and II. NJ. Prescott. Rockport.
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Industrial Accidents

Chairman Eben +. Littlef1eld Of the
Maine Industrial Accident Commits
sion, Wednesday rendered a decision
IN the case of Gertrude Linscott. de-
pendent widow of Hollis NJ. Iinsco,t
versus the Brewer Ice Co. and the
Royal Indemnity Co. insurers, order
ing that the Brewer Ice Co. paw to
the claimant weekly compensation
oi s''ol5 Tor a period Of 300 weeks
from Jan. 4. 1918
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-11
Pharmacy Examinations

The Board of Pharmacy, Commits.
sioners Crane, Broe and Euxton, were
IN session on Wednesday in the Sen
ate chamber, class of II candidates
taking the examinations.
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A Hearing Ordered

a nearing has been ordered for 10
a. M. on Monday. April Is at the Of
nee OF the commission in the case Of
waiter Lynn. injured Nov. 70, 1917.
vs. the Bath Iron Works and the EN-.
pioyers Liability Assurance Corpor.
alton the matter pending being com
pensation Tor the loss Of s,1ht - ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-11
To Reopen Blaine Mansion

Superintendent of Public Buildings
Charles s. Brown will today (April
I'D reopen the Blaine mansion to
IL, public, service. from which dur.
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SPRINGFIELD FIRE g. MARINE
INSURANCE co.
SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS

S66AN3xAEAO, MASSACHUSETTS
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1917.
zeal Estate ............S 300, 600 90
mortgage Loans ..... 2,62S.67O0 90
Stocks and Bonds . 1.765 sos 90
Cash in Office and Bank l.O6O1O44
Agents Balances .. I.5l113S 66
Interest and Rents J0I 3335 "a
All other Assets. ..... 29S76S5
Gross Assets ........ sl3,397,32946
Deouct items not admitted 173.29612
Admitted Assets ..S1S. 224O32 "a
LIABILITIES DEC. 81. 1917
Net Unpaid Losses .S Sl7.l233,
unearned Premiums ~ 7.22619OI5
All other Liabilities. 155 900 90
Cash Capital .... $500 400 On
Surplus over all LiabiE-
ties ................ 2.5o5.7l9ss
Total Liabilities and Sur
plus .......... $13224.03334
MACOMRER, FARR & WHITTES
Agents. Augusta. Maine.
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AMERICAN EAGLE FIRE .
INSURANCE COMPANY.


ASSETS DEC. 81, 1917
Stocks and Bonds iActual
Market Value Dec. 81.
1870 ...............S o,173.S26.5o
Cash i'll Office and Bank l56.214.10.
Agents balances ....... 394 9S5.41
Interest and Rents. S,l11.31i
Gross Assets .......s 2,733207.3S
Deduct items not admitted 1l,040. 81
Admitted Assets ......$ o7221e674
LIABILITIES DEC 81, 1877
Net Unpaid Losses. .S Al. 52-lS
Unearned Premiums ~ 647S3ss
All other Liabilities. .. 397S2O75
Cash Capital ........... 1000 600 90
surplus over all Liahil-
ties ............... SlS.n35.15
Total Liabilities ana Sur
plus ,;;... 50, 72o.1s6. 4
Agents Augusta Maine.
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GRANITE STATE FIRE
INSURANCE co.
nmcnrovynYr - ~


ASSETS DEC 81, 1917.
Real Estate ............S 1S,214.03.
Mortgage Loans ..... $500 90
stocks and Bonds. ..-... 1,l.1,273,75l
Cash in Office and Bank. 1O4176 OXI
Agents Balances . l6966124
interest and Rents. .... 17,369.4S
All other Assets. .. 3,7SS72
Gross Assets ........S 1.52O,143.3O
Deduct items not admitted 6523614
Admitted Assets .....S 1.454. 907.16
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1917.
Net Unpaid Losses .S 765652O
Unearned Premiums . S0966S3S
All other Liabilities. 35,63175
Cash Capital .-...:..:.. 10000 90
Surplus over all Liabili-
ties ...............,.. 333,041S3
Total Liabilities and Sur
plus ...................s 1454,9O7.1s
AGENTS.
MACOMBER. F'ARR & WRITTEN.
Augusta.
BOOTHBY & BARTLETT, Waterville
A. BAILEY. Gardiner
w. $. BRADLEY. East Nassalboro.
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ALLIANCE INSURANCE en-.

ard and Walnut SITS. Philadelphia, Pa.
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1917 r'fr
Real Estate ......... Noae
Mortgage Loans .. Nt,ne
Collateral Loans .. None
stocks and Bonds. 1903 2,993,9S478
tash IN once and Bank. 244,l15.25
Agents balances ... 266,l638S
BlllS receivable $1,000
Interest and Rents. .. 36.57SSl
All other Assets. ...... 1897 &c
Gross Assets .......s 3.546.72O6s
Deduct items not admitted 1856 o5
Admitted Assets ...s 3,365,O2463
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1917
Net Unpaid Losses .S 441785 90
Enearned Premiums . 1,O49,6210 90
All other liabilities . S6761S54
Cash Capital ......... $50 900 90
Surplus over all Liabili-
ties .................. 100000
Total Liabilities and Sur
plus 3.365,o2463
MACON BER, FAIR & WHITTEN
Agents, Augusta. Maine
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THE COMMERCIAL UNION
FIRE
ms. CO. OF NY.

ASSETS DEC. 81. 1917.
stocks and Bonds: ......S 1.0S5, 624.S9
Cash in Office and Bank 2O6 14S O2j
Agents Balances . l9S ats 20
Biiis Receivable ....... $500
Interest and Rents. ~ l1733 00I
All other Assets. 29,513.S9l
Gross Assets ......-S 1.532.091 rs
Deduct items not admitted 93,21S.10
Admitted Assets 1913 1,43S,S72. So
LIABILITIES DEC 81. 1917.
Net Unpaid Losses. .S S1,6O6 90
Unearned Premiums &c.. 1872 II
All other Liabilities 35735. 90
Cash Capital .........,. 200, 900 90
Surplus over all Liabili-
ties .................. 354,29S.H
Total Liabilities and Sur
plus .........s 1,43s,S72.5S
MACOMBER F'ARR & WRITTEN
Agents. Augusta Maine
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NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE
COMP ANY

ASSETS DEC. 81, 1917.
Mortgage Loans S o33 600 90
stocks and Bonds c2139a3 81
ash in Office and Bank 826l61 81
Agents balahSes ...... 1,U4S.445.70i
Interest and Rents - 81 0Oe a.
All other Assets. ..... 6629l19i
Gross Assets ......S 9.441.S99.20
Deduct items not admitted l66,S2l AS
Admitted Assets ......s 9,275. OTIS
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1917.
Net Unpaid Losses CO.'S 1886 43
Cnearned Premiums .... 4.4S0,32+.52
All other Liabilities. 1924. 90
Cash Capital ............ 100000. 90
Surplus over all Liabili-
ties .......,.......... c.923,672.So
Total Liabilities and Sur
plus ......,.......... a.o75.O77.75
MACOMBER. FAIR & WRITTEN,
Agents, Augusta Maine
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GERMAN AMERICAN
INSURANCE COMPANY

ASSETS DEC. 81, 1917
teal Estate ...........S 2,6S2.3S5.69
Mortgage Loans ....... 26,150.00I
Collateral Loans | 8 $40 90
stocks and Bonds. 21.22O.193.59
taSh IN once and Bank. l,930,5S0.5 SO
Agents balances ....... 2,l36,9I3.9e SO
hlIis RecelNahle ....... 21,294.l5
interest and Rents .. l772499s
All other Assets. .. POSI- .0oi
Gross Assets ........ 2S.22j,12S IS
Deuuct items not admitted 4,10, l39. 16I
Admitted Assets .... s23,454.9s9 %
LAB! LITlES DEC. 81, 1917.
Net unpaid Losses. .....$ 1,361,121. 90
Cnearned Premiums ~ ll,OS430S %
Al other Liabilities, .... 4S1,s40.65!
Eash capital .;:.:..:.. 100000. 0QI
Surplus over all Liabii-
ties ................ S,527,71931
Total Liabilities and Sur
plus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s23,454,9 %
AGENTS
MACOMBER. FARR & WRITTEN.
Augusta
ROoTHB4 u BARTLETT, WaterVille
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right eye. John E. Nelson Of Angus
tn attorney for the insurance carrier;
no attorney as yet for the claimant