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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-10
CAMARA DE DPUTADOS
Sesiones del Periodic Extraordinario
Los diputados hacen gala de ss c~onocimientos en- materia
de socialismo.-Garcia Vigil, Ell unico sensato.-iPor-
que dar a los obreros en- Mexico mas de 10 que les da Eu-
ropa?

enorme?, toda ley del trabajo tlene
enunciados nuevos, Ia teorla socia-
lista, "a teoria comunista esta dllui-
da Ell ella en- f%racciones, revelando
a las claras el proposito de estable-
Ger la preeminencia social y politica
del proletariado en- IN future muy
pr6ximo.'
La tornado maxima y el saIario
minimo
Luego manifesto que nj en- Yer
sales. en- donde Sc dcbaten en- reStos
momentos las condolences dc paz y
los grandes problemas del tratado,
81 c~onsejo de log tres, ha compren-
dido en- las nueve bases. cl salario
ninimo, nj Ia jornada maXima. Des-
pues anade que la jornada no Sc es-
establece v que solo Sc recomienda y
dice Que una rrueba fahaciente de
es que hay trabaios que por exiglr
demasiadas energias de los obreros,
como ell de los mincros. no puede
~proloRgarse por mas de ocno horas,
en- tanto que hay diversos trabajos
que Sc pueden deSempenar en- lorna
das de diez Y hasta doce horas al
dia. Despues defiende la doctrina
liberal clasica Y dice cue no es un
postuladc econonico caidc en- desu-
so, porque sohre e. quedaron esta-
blecidas las bases del progreSo hu-
maro desde qde Sc proclemo que no
exiStia el derccho divine de los re-
yes. desde cue Sc proclamo Ia 'iber-
tad de impren:a. Y desdc que Sc de-
molic ell edificio feudal para dar a la
!, Humankind I'm %porvenir ~prenaGo dc
| esperanzas e ilusiones. sino que el
:iberalisno clasico es en- p~olitica Y en-
SOCIOLOGICAL, 10 que es ell Quijore IN IL
teratura. 10 que es Venus de Milo en-
escultura V el portico del Parthen6n
en- arouitectura.
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FENIZELOS SUCCESSOR DE ROOSE
WELT EN- LA ACADEMIA
DE CIENCIAS

PARIS. Jrn;o 9.-Eseutero Feni-
zelos, Primer Ministro de Grecia ' Je-
fe de la delegation griega d. paz err
esta capita. Ia ssdo electo mlenoro
extraniero de "a Academia de Glen
cias Morales Y Polrticas, para I!enar
la vacante dejada por IA muerte del
Coronel Teodo-o Roosevelt, ex-PreS1-
dente de los Estados Uridos.
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G

De las conocidas MAQUINAS PARA CO.
SER SINGER. Tcdos estilos. taller ) zapa-
terra. Contado y plaEos. Recibense en- cuen-
II maGuinaS usadas Sc paga bucn precio.
Maauinas nUevas SINGER en- Gambia de
caballoS. muIas. bugEies. Singer y otras
marcas de seSunda mano como Luevas ;
Garantizsdas. mGy oaratas. vcngan a vSrlas.
Alamo Sewing Machine Co., 800 So. Alamo,
Tclefono Travis alS9. (25l
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IMPORTANTE

ST necesita listed ropa o e~uAIouier
clase dc artieulos. dirijasc con e:;era con-
fianza n Ia INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION
COMPANY, 1908 WEST HOUSTON ST.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. Agencia General
que deSpaeha por correo los cncargos QUO So
le c~onfian. en- raqustes cuyo peso no ex-
ceda dc once iibras. Hasa listed Ia prurbs
cscribaies una postal pidicndo precios &c 10
cue desea, y cuando rcciba Ia condensation.
les hara listed Ell pedido y 10 pasara ST 10
convene al recibirlo.
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Porque los obreros dc Mexico
quieren mas que los de Europa?

n2spueS vuelve d referise al
punto a debate, manifestando que
nuestras diSquiciones ideolcgicas en-
NADIA 5enefician d las c!ases trabaja-
doras. que 10 que sc necesita es n
ley, pero que va en- Ell articulo l23
Constitutional Sc tiene es~tablecidos
t~resnovisimos ~preceptos a SaDer: la
iornada maxima, Ell salario minimo V
Ia participation de utilidades, Y pre-
guataS cue 81 los trabaiadores euro
peos 10 unico que pnatenden es ell
saiario miximo. cpor que en- Mexico
Sc les quiere dar mas? Dice, por ulti-
mo. que cl precepto es muy disoi-
vente, porque Sc pretcnde poner a
los capitalists Y a los erabajadores
en- un terreno substraido al control
del Estado.
Ocupa la tribuna el obrero Panfilo
Mendez, miembro dc las comisiones,
quien asegura que Sc ha incurrido en-
un grande error. al Greer que Sc
Dretende eliminar al Estado dc los
conflictos entire ell capital V el ira
bajo. que la mission de los represen-
tantes dentro de los tal!eres o fabri-
cas- es unicameate medIar entire los
parrones V los obreros. anteS de re-
currir a Ia Junta de Conciliacion y
Arbitraje.
Ell SocialiSno Sc impone en- ell
mundo.
Con mucho beneplacito de la asam-
blea. one r:as gusta de OR palabras
humoristicas que discursos pensados
V f~astidiosos, sube q Ia tribuna d.
nueva cuenta Vadillo, quien hace ga
la de tribune. pronurcia I'M d!scur-
So con una larga Grada de frases
liricas V bonitas, pero fragileS e III
consistentes en- su analisis, diciendo
cue ell socialismo Sc impone en- ,ei
mundo como una reinvidicacion de
los fines especuiativamente ncble>,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS saHos del liberals
no clasico. pero cue es funesto Ell Ia
realidad puesto que Ia dado lugar al
estadc econ6mico actual, por medic
de una exccsiva protecc!on a los in
duseriaies. Afirrna que los fines cue
pers:gao cs hEco- cue csc nonstruo
anar.sntado por 81 iiberslisro cla-
sico, que es ei iaduatrislismo del Es-
tado, rssS& tascar el freno ardlente.
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CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.
Telefono Crockett Y Travis 996

Telefono Crockett y Travis 996
Crockett Y Travis 1920.
El inico sitio de automobiles me-
xicano en- Ia Ciudad. Todos nues-
tros chauffeurs son de Union. Wales
cortos desde SOC. Y $500 por Ia no.
ra. Precios especiales para fuera de
la Ciudad. Servicio rapido dia j
nocha.
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jMPRESORES: - 81 neresitA equeiss de
dcfuncion. Srsndcs. estilo me1icana. escriba
pidicndo prccios y musstraS q Ignacio z.
Lozaao. lib y. Santa Posa Ave. San An
tonic, TEXAS.
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SONETOS Y SONATAS.
Poesias por ell Lie. Miguel Bolanos
Cache. Tn tomo rustica. impreso en-
magnifico papel. SL.25. Pidase a la
Casa Editorial Lozano, San Antonio,
Texas.
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e. freno de hero de una legislation
rigida. serena Y justa.
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SANG TAI GROCERY co.
Gran Almaccn dc Abarrctcs-

vcutas al por Mayor y Menor. Precios
muy c6L:uuos. a~rticuIos dc prmcra clasc-
coz s. Santa Rosa Ave. Tel. Cr.6630.
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G~RATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona cue
me proporcione informes dc mi hijo Fran
cisco Nachi, dc Is amos de edad. moreno
y dc ) pies dc est.tura- TODD informe sobzc
e. particular dirijase a Santiago Nachi. 1858
". 3Sth ST.. Chicago III.
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4 VSOS DE OCAS/ON
PROFESlONALES

DIR. NJ. MARTINEZ GUZMAN. EspeeiaistA
en- intermediates de nihos y partos- Mediei-
"a en- general. Otleina. 1901 w. Commeres
St Telefono Travis 1856.
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DOY $4,000 orc de qualification a la pe1so-
ma que me informc de mi padre Teodoro Ma
cias. originario de Corupo Distrito dc UTua-
pan. Mich, sali6 de Morclia. Mich. Es dc
So amos de edad. bajo de cuerpo y pelo y
ojos triguehos. Sus ultmas noticias las re-
cibi de Denver. Colo. TODD informe sobre
cl particular d~irijase a Simon Macias. Co.
Michigan Sugar Company, Saginaw, Mich.
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PRESTAMOS

PRESTAMoS dinero sobrc Bonos de "a Lii
be-tad al 6 ror ccinto annual. Tanbicn So
b-c Escampillas dc Ahorro de Guerra. Ocu-
ran 9o7 State Bank Bldg. o Russell Bldg.
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PEsoUISAS

GRATIFICARE ampliamente a Ia persona
que proporcione informes de mi hijo RoSeiio
Munoz, quien ell u de Mayo uitimo Sc en-
cont-aba en- Tucson, Ariz., de donde entlendo
salio para Nogales. Sonora. Iodo iniorme
dirijase n Maria H. Vda. dc Munoz. 1904
Jones Ave. San Antonio. Texas. Ci)
G~RATIFICARE con $500 a la persona que
me informe del p~aradero dc mis- hermanos
Jose y Juan Varcla, que cuentan Alfredo
dor de 35 amos dc edad. y hace Is Sc inter
naron en- este pats. Sus ultimas noticias
Sc recibieron dc Homcsville. Texas.-Iodo
informe dirijase z Praxedis Vsrela. Box $2l'
Celeste, Texas. tIJ
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CON $500 Sc gratificara 4 la persona que
proporcione infornes de mi hijo lgnaeio
Fernandez. dc 10 amos dc edad. ~delgado. y
~trigueno con una ~cicatriz en- Ia frcnte, Guien.
procedcnte de Ia ciudad de Mexico. Sc extra
VIC en- Mayo 10. Todo informe sobre el
particular dirijasc a Jose FERNANDEZ. l4l5
So. 18th. St Argentine Sta. Kansas City,
Kansas. t2il
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BOLANOS CACHO,

Abogaio Mexicano. Consultas y doeumenta-
clones ~juridicas conrerpientes a leyes y neGo-
clos &c Mexico. Go3-7o4 Csples Bldg. Fl Pa
20. Texas.
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SELLOS DE COMA

Para comerciantes, profesionistas y Socie-
iadcs. Complete surtido de accesorios rara
los mismos. Pida catalcgo a I. SANTOS
0RTA.. Gil Doiorosa St. San Antonio, Tex.
LA GA. FoNOGRAFICA MEXICANA VEN
DC por correo. fonografus Columbia. Victor
y Edison. Pleas mexicanns Columbia. Vic
tor y Edison. Medicinas dc patente. yerhas
medicinas. articuios mexicanos, efecto. pa
"a tocador. Instruments musjSaleI. etc. Di-
ria 81 correspondence p;diendo cataiego.
de Ia mEncra siSuiente: Cia. FonoGraiica
Ae1icana. l. D. Flores. Box 365. Dept G.
Florrsville. Texas.
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TAQUIGKAF1A Y TENEDURIA DE Ii.
BROS po- sistema muy praoGco y barato.
Jisgis. Hicks Bldg. Altos de Ia Bodea
Wagner.
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LECCIoNES DE PIANO = CANTo 4 do.
mieilio. Precios convsncionales. PROFESSOR
FELlH RUANO, graduado ca los Conserve
torios dc Paris y Madrid. Rccibe ordenes $40
Morales St Sc habla frances y espanol.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITA una mujcr para trabajo ge-
neral de casa. Orurran a i3s Dwyer Ave-
Cerca De la Casa de Cortz. w
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TRASPASo TALLER dc sastreria bien SIC
tuado. lis Soiedad 81. Entire las Gales
Concrete y Huuston.
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VENTAS

CABRfToS GORDOS. Tenemos una cons
tantc cxistencia dc la que podra escoger a
precios baratos. 223 Saltillo ST. l3)
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me informe del paradero dc mi padre Abra-
ham Zcrmeho. de 60 amos de edad. quien
deSaparecio dc Houston el 3 de JUNO. TODD
informe diriiase n Lucas Zermeno, IS New
Orleans Ave. Houston, Texas. t4)
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ENSENANZA
512 ~Swearingen Bldg.

VICENTE LARIOS. Professor de piano ;
alumno del Conservatorio de Musica de Ia
Ciudad de Mexico. boy classes a domicilio.
Precics eomodos. 1915 W. Houston st. Te-
lefono Travis 6454.
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Sc NECESITA inmediatamente 1apatero
competente. Sc pagara maEnifico sueldo al
competente. Dirijanse Boston Shoe Repair
ing. 10 West Houston St. (l2)
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Sc NECESTTA IN muchacho con hicicleta
lara r~epartir ropa a domicilio. y una sonora
o senorita como a~yudantc de taller. Ocunan
American Dye Works. 100 Garden St Te-
lfrono Travis 45S.
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Sc NECESITAN dieE hombres para cortar
leHa y dos para luemar carbon. Muy buen
campo abundantc en- MADEIRA. No eserioan.
sino ocurran personalmsnte para trabaJar
desdc luego, a Magnolia Texas. tlD
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Ell ZAPATERo CARLOS SILVA y su
compahero obtendran IN trabajo pomancntc
y hien remunerado. 81 Sc dirijen por correo
o TELEGRAPH a ]. C. Groves, ST Indiana
Ave, Wichita Falls, Texas. iD
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ACORDEONES PARA N1NoS. tTodos con
dos bajos dobies) Tamano chico. Con 10
llavcs y notas dob!es. S2-25; Con S llaves y
notas dobles. $500: con 6 llaves notas do
bles. SITS. Prccios porte raGado. Acompa-
nc cl importc 4 su pedido. Pidanos preeios
de acordeores grapdes. conccrtinas y armoni-
cas-. adjuntando ~estampillas. LA CASA
AEXICANA. P. o. Box l56. Chicago. Ill.
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GRATIS. ENTERAMENTE GRATIS,-De-
searIos in:roducir nuestra mercancia entire
nuevos marchantes. y por 10 mismo, hacemos
Ia s~iguiente cferta: Mandenos su nombre y el
de 10 personals mas. con sus correspondent
tes direcciones. y por su molestia lie REMIT
remos por correo. libre de porte. un hermo-
70 cromo a~rtistico o religioso. tamaho 14x2o.
Hasalo hoy mismo di-igiendose a Ia siguien-
te direction Peoples Supply Store. +. San
chez Cara. P. O.. Box CT. Laredo. Texas.
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NECESITO un muchacho mexicano de Il
n Is amos de edsd. para que me ayude en-
el aprendizajc del espanol. Sc le dara IL
comida $50 mensuales. Dirijanse a
Joserh Crane. Ia Prensa. DOL. t2)
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BUENA GRATIFICACfON Sc dara a Quiea
proporrione ~noticias cicrtas dc mis- primes
Jose ) Adciina Fernandez y Fernandez, ORR
ginarios dc AstuTias. Espana. tiace IS me-
ses que residinn en- Santa Barbara. Cal. en-
1910 San Andres St Todo informc sobre
Ell particular ~iirijase n NJ. Vicente Iglesias
Villoria. Box %. Riley. ". Va tl2)
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VENDo o CAMRIo por SOLITAIRE o quinicn-
tos dollars. autom6vil Chevrolet dc dos asien-
tos. modelo ano ultino. completamente nue.
vo. Ocurran los Matamorns St C2)
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VENDENSE dos caballos lie Q ahos. qua
yin y guarnicioucs de -adena: huen esta-
do. Tambien un buggy viejo. 1odo en- si2o.
306 So. Alamo. ,l0l
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TELEPHONE OPERATORS WANT
ED-Increased traffic and the ap-
preaching busy season makes it ne
cessary to increase our operating
force. We can offer alert, earnest
young women with cheerful DISPOSE
tons pleasant and permanent positions
in our operating department. Home
girls preferred, but all applicants con-
sidered. Students are paid while learn
ing. This company provides pensions.
sickness benefits and insurance with
out cost to employees. Consult local
Chief Operator or write District Man
aGer, Minot, N. D. Northwestern Tele-
phone Exchange Co., ct.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Lost time cannot be regained. Lose
no time in arranging to enter the
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Min.
Miss Bessie Jones of Lakota, who
has been a guest at the A. D. Chaffee
home for some time, returned to her
home yesterday morning.
The Baptist Ladies Aid meets at the
Mitchell House on Thursday, July "a
at 3 P. N. All ladies Of the Church
are requested to be present.
Two little girls of DR.. Plourde Of
Willow City r patients at st. An
dreWs hospital this week, both having
undergone operations for appendicitis.
M. r. Shuler, w. H. Adams Jos.
Quamme and Ferd Williams were ov-
er to Canada fishing on Tuesday. They
brought back their limit of big picker
ell.
There is a shortage Of pennies and
until further notice we will pay $1.O5
for each $1.00 of pennies brought to
this bank.-The First National Bank
of Bottineau. tt
Miss Inie Newburg this week sew
cred her connections with the Bottin-
eau Cooperative Store and left the
first Of the. week for her home in
South Dakota.
Mrs. Andy Johnston and Mrs. J. N.
Blades autoed to Rugby Sunday,
where they took the train for Grand
Forks, to place on exhibit the first
and second prize articles from the
Bottineau County Fair to the State
Fair.
John Murdoch returned home Satur-
day after a couple years spent in the
navy. Since leaving Bottineau John
has made good as a solo Clarinet play
Fer and has a reputation for handling
his instrument that can well be envied
by j Of the leading Clarinet play
ers.
SUiLIiGtiCllk Will tO1lBAlI MdIakSI
aLeveille Of the Grand Theatre will use
the exclusive Paramount line of pic
lures. With the Paramount people are
found such leading stars Billy
burke, Marguerite Clark Mary Pick
ford, Chas. Ray and lack Piclford.
This will give Bottineau s. good aline
of pictures IS can b seen q where.
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FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE

farmers mutual ire insurance companies are now
carrying more than $4,000, 900, 1000 of insurance. Some
of them are among the oldest surviving insurance com
panies in the United States, and few of the companies
of this kind have ever been known to fail. Their appeal
is on the side Of good farm business. Their officers,
who are local men, serve for nothing or get a small
wage for time actually spent in the work. And their pre-
muims, alongside of what the big companies operated
for profit charge for the same risks, look ridiculous.
There is one risk, however, which the rnutuals do not
provide against and that is a general local calamity like
the Minnesota forest fire. Their business is built on
the supposition that only the ordinary fire risks will
occur during the year. Many bankers take this as an
excuse for refusing to accept farmers mutual insur-
ance as security in loans. ~
The way out Of this difficulty, and it is a real one,
is state federation of the mutuals or, better, a state sys-
tenn Of insurance which would cover the state and use
the means they have developed for conducting the local
business.
The great insurance companies, used as financial cats
paws by still bigger Wall street interests, are foremost
in the fight against the farmers Nonpartisan league,
because they know that their business is unsound and
wasteful from the public point of view and because they
feel certain the farmers will discover and act on the
truth when they secure political power.
The nterest-controlled dailies of the Twin Cities and
Chicago, find a grain of comfort in the North Dakota
election and shrug their shoulders and sigh and say:
{ "Better this way than by revolution" That has been
what the League farmers have been preaching for the
last three years, and it's fine to find that their senti-
ments are at last concurred in by the gang editors. We
won't have revolution in this state-but if they keep
on with the policy of repression and threats OF I'M
prisonment and death to those who ask fair play in
other states, the thing the great interests have most
to fear, will come upon them and they will have q revo-
luton indeed.
A lot Of editors are using the talk about our bum
per wheat crop with very good intentions. It is an in
dication Of the way the farmers have rallied to tide
Us over a food crisis. But let us not forget that the
insiders are using it to force q low wheat price this
fall. The world market warrants a wheat price be-
yond the minimum. Editors would be better. friends Of
tie farmers il they cut the praise ont and helped them
Us ret j fair market price. No other line Of business
would dareto brag about its surplus just before II was
ready to sell. The department Of agriculture il play
i'll ii with i shrewd lot Of sharpers ii its wheat talk
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CARD OF THANKS

We the members of Leslie Congre-
cation, hereby wish to express. our
thanks and appreciation to the Garden
Co., Souris, N. D. for the beautiful
corner stone which they have donated
to the Leslie Church north of Roth.
Nils Egeberg.
John Sveen,
Lars Jaronstad.
Trustees Of Leslie Church.
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'Stagnancy, bankruptcy and financial death take
strange forms in North Dakota. If the evil program Of
the farmers should be approved, North Dakota was
dooned-so the old gang orators argued. In every city
in the state business is better than it has ever been,
improvements proceed at such a pace that labor cannot
be secured to do the work, and times were never better.
In Fargo alone in one week announcement was made
of the erection Of a great steel-frame building for an
automobile concern, to cost many thousand dollars; the
erection Of a seven-story addition to one of the lead
ing hotels and a two-story addition to another. That
was one city alone and the announcements for one
week. If this is financial death, well may we quote:
"Ch death, where is thy sting; oh grave, where thy
v~ictory?"
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T i
At Bottineau, in the State OF North
Dakota; at the close Of business On
RESOURCES.
sLoans n dis
Ne sesnt s.a ..55;i1 , =
discounted ..---...--. .12,ss2.61 2s2,1sO.00
overdrafts, secured lone n a.as.
u. S. Bonds depos-
tied to secure cir
U. S. Bonds n
Y certificates of in
debtedness pledg-
ed to secure u.
s. deposits -.-.----- 100000 1880. 90 |
Liberty Loan Bonds 3h,
and Az per cent unpledged 19,550.O0 !
Securities other than u. s.
bonds owned. unpledged :. 4,710.s1l
Stock of Federal Reserve
T Ea1gf IF e snd flxta nssss s s.7sS:sS
Real estate owned other than
banking house --s.---.-.--., s5.1o6.s5
Lawful reserve with FEEDER
al Reserve Bonk ACKNOWLEDGMENT 14,839.36
Cash in vault and net amounts
due from national, banks - 25,398.45
Net other amount due from
Companies ---:------- 4,5ss.s1
Of Bottineau ---------,-- s74.42
Total of Items IA.
Is, IL, II and Is. 30,371.67
Checks on other banks located
tineau and other cash items 158.07
Redemption fund with U. S.
(, Treasurer and u from U.
S. treasurer ----- 1,825.OO
Interest earned but not col
,iected 12,7o2.76
Total -s464, 1869
= LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in --.----$ 50,000.00
Undivided profts---s16,3os.35 1s,,sos.s5
Interest and discount collect
ed or credited. in advance
of maturity and not earned 1915
Amount reserved for all inter-
est accrued S,298.61
Circulating notes outstanding 36.5O9.OO
Cashiers checks outstanding 5,718.22
check 7s,747.7s
less than 80 lays ..------.-- 15,44e.17
Other demand deposits --....... 124.45
Total Of demand de-
: posits subject to
than for money borrowed =. Pa o3.o
Total Of time de-
posits subject to
Other u. s. deposits, Including
deposits of U. s.. disbursing
Officers l,UOU.OV
Total 1860
Liabilities for rediscounts,
including those with FEEDER
al Reserve bank .-------------. 12,392,61
Total contingent liabilities / 2,392.61
Of the total loans and dis
counts shown above the "a
mount on which interest
n discount was charged
at rates. in excess of those
permitted~by law was -.-.--.- None
The number of such loans was None
State of North Dakota, County OF
Bottineau. SIS.
I. W. H. Mcintosh, President of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
w. H. Mcintosh, President,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 14th day of July 1919.
.-. Nora Peterson,
Notary Public.
Cnrrect-Attest:
w. r. Mcintosh, -.... <..* ...
George Belyea,
S. G. Lonsbrough, Directors.