davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

iiatlsvek existsna CeskA po-
lovica nasejj llselbE n bliky neni dnss
nicfm inJm ako agentom naho-
1ile Va vladnon kresle sediacej
|strany, ktoril nerest' l,asi pani bra
tia zaoakovali yel mi sikoyne al
DO nasei politely do, tych sias
paIenskei poloyiee statu, znemoz-
Mae tym cinon, ably sd rivalita
stranok ma naravngch zakladoch
pohybovala; lebo n nasich oeiach
4'narodns' je len 70, 90 celkl o.
sozi. ssiIt /
Pri tom dovolava sa kazda stra-
ma, akoby blaho celku cd nej ie-
dmej zaviselo; ale nevie sa po-
vzniest' K tomu pochopu, ze "a
rjmy statu treba postayit' mad "a g.
ujmy strany
Ze toto, GO sa mac samo sebou
rozumie, treba nam tuy prlzvuko-
vat a vednce krnhy prazske ma
to upozornovat je zas len novym
d6kazom plytkostf ceskej politi-
cko-kulttrnej drovne. Tieto zka-
zonosne vysledky precenoyania
strannickeho systemu, .podporo-
vaneho nadto imperialistickym d
slim absorbcie paritnej, cize slo-
| venskej jednotk,y takynii vrstva-
mi, ktory1m 80 percent strana jc
mad narod, ukaznju sa al v politi-
cky menej interesovanych krE-
hoch; a miesto, aby ieh k cinnosti
povzbudzovaly, este ich Wac zne-
chut 'uja, roztrpcujhh. Take medzi
sebou svarlive stranky docielia po-
tom pravy opak toho, co by ich
existenciu jedines opravhovalo
! to jest pritiahnutie fajssirsich vr-
stiev l'udu ku stavbe iednotneho
statu k vznieteniu povedomia v
kazdom jednotliycovi, re popri Sta
no-obcianskej ma, al mravnn po-
vinnost' ably sa zaujal svojej $
najkrajnejsou krizou zapasiacej
otciny.
Povedomie, ze sme ..najpry a pre-
dovSetk ym Slovaci, "a len v druhej
lfnii prfslusnici tejektorej strany
politickej, zaujfma ppopredne. e.mie-
sto v nasom smysl ami, v zjavoch
kazdodennosti aponad vsetky ci
uz sdkromne, ci pdliticke. zauj-
my, a je al hlaynyn' voditkom ma
sho pocinania.. Toto preto, lebo
SINE 81 povedo1nf, ze Aen taky l'ud
ktory cit'nie y iednom kazdom
elenovi spoloensn 'la bisdn "a il al pre-
maha, dosiel povets6mia, ze tvor
narod. Bez tohto vn1torneho 20.
mknutia ziadon .trehars sebe po-
eetnejsi l'ud nebudes.v " stave preja-
Wit syoju ol'u, tym menej ju
uskutocnit'. s.
Badame, ze zovnajsi napor pre-.
borit' alebo co i len oslabit toto
vn1torne zomknutie naroda slo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

y an f1 1OEu DSky
prsds. Sdr,azenia Slov. Novinarov.
Jessnp PA.
el 'acteny pane predseda:
Dozvedeli SINE sa, he ma ziadost
niektorych clenoy chcete svolat,
sch6dzn Slov. Novinarov Dir. Sro-
barom do Harrisburgu k y6li u
mozneniu akejsi diskusie aktual-
nych politickych otazok tymto
panom. Niektorf . mas boil pri-
tomni 70 zvedavosti ma pittsburgh
skej prednake p. Srobara q. t. m.
i presved6ili sme sa 0 nasledoy-
nom:
i. DR.. Srobar odhalil sa ako ma
duty demagog a vel mi pochybne-
no razn tnctovy krajovy politiS.
2. Videli SINE v nom hodne OBJ
medzeneho panaka, ktory svojimi
biednymi | liapotaekami nemoze i'm
ponovat' ziadnemn serioznemu a
inteligentnemu elovekovi.
3. Presvedcili SINE sa, ze Or. Sro-
bar nema ami ponatia o ameri-
ckvch Slovakoch.
A. Videli SINE, ze tento pan ne
uznava vel'ke zasluhy Slovenskcj
Ligy nadute ignoruje ju sproste
tvrdiac, ze Liga zalozena vraj bo-
la len kedysi v novembri 1919, ci
1913 roku, teda ami nemala prava
hovorit' menom americkych Slo-
vakov.
5. Poculi SINE Cd neho omal at
tie najnevhodnejsie vyvody a ar
gumenty lprdti platnosti Pitts
burghskej Dohody,; ktorej 81 fre-
karskym sposobom robil posmech
a ktori "a nesmysel' vyhlasoval.
6. Poculi SINE no nadayat' be7
vynimky ma vsetkych americkych
novinarov, ba vyzyvat' ich, ably
vraj sli do Prahy studovat' a do
pint svoju vzdelanost'.; konecne
Z. Videli SINE ma pittsburghske.
prednaske, ze DIR. Srobar je nam
Slovakom len ma hanbu, ked' So
ponfzil "a trilbu niektorych stva.
Gov prave tax, ako jeho kolega po-
vestny dobrodruh Dimitrijevie.
Ma zaklade. tychto zklsenosti
my dolupodpisanf myslime, ze /
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02
!! olLsU

,y6li takenlnto slovekovi q politi-
Ickemu dobrodrnhovi nam, slovcn-
'skym noyinarom sa schaazat je
strochu zbytoene, lebo ieho otre-
panosti posiivat a S MIN argu-
mentoyat' bolo by pre- mas bezii-
celne, ba znamenalo by to pre- mas
iste ponizenie samych seba a Sdrn-
zenia.
DR.. Srobar ME je nijaka, AMI
politicka, ami diplomaticka, AMI
statnicka auktorita, ale je jedno-
duchv vladny agent, vel'mi po-
chybnej inteligentnej irovne, 5
ktorym sa nehodno babrat' a pre-
to povazovali by SINE "a chybn,
kebyl SINE no poctili tym, zeby SINE
k nemu k voli yypocutin jeho
nabiflovanych fraz sa sisli a tym
mu prenkazali naskrze nezasldze-
MI nctu.
s rodackym slovenskym pozdra-
vom:
Jozef zary, Karol Belohlavek,.
o. D. Koreff, Ivan Daxner,
Pavel Jamriska.
Ma tento zavazno-kole giAlny
protest drzlme "a potrebne vydat
nasledovnv
PREHLAS.
Sdruzenie Slovenskych Novina-
rov Amerike spomina vd'akou
kazdeho popredneho dejatel'a v
revolncnom krystalizovanf repub-
liky Cesko-Slovenskej, toho totiz-
to 1tvaru statneho, ktcry je pc
materinskej hrudi najblizsim mas
mu srdcu, "a wink ktorehe
Prozretel 'nosti po tom, ze mas stvc
rila Slovakmi, najviac d'akujeme
ktbreho radosti s1 al nasou 4.
techou ktoreho biedy svizele
aj nase vnntro prerazaj1 Dol ON
hor1cich patriotov. A ak drahor
a svatou je nam pamiatka ma bo.
| jisti vycedenej krvi toho maine.
patrnejsieho vlastenca-hrdinu, tai
vieme 81 nielen sami uctit', ale q.
nasich citatel'ov vedieme k tomu
ably 81 nctili snahy a prace al tycf
ktorf mimo siancov pripravoval
slobodu narodu slovenskemu. Mi.
mo tohto posledneho ciel'a v ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

venskeho sotvd kedy bol ostrejsf
aso v Del eziacoii iece ehinnle bai
smohi by SINE povetia Il n poeit III
jeme zjavnv nedostatok 4 narod-
nelnu zivotu potrebneho oyzda-
sia.s v takejto krizi, kde Va jednl
8 zd6razlfenie 4 trvdcnost' nasej
individuality, chceme 4 mnsime
svetn ,lkazat', ze vol 'a nasho ma
roda stopuje len jedon ciel', kto-
m pozostava y Go najrozhod
sieho odbfjania vsetkeho toho, 20
nesic ma sebe pecat zneuznavania,
vykorist'ovania, potlacovania ale
DO priamej negacie.
Ak koho zmatie 6i NJ po6ets
scl,6dz alebo prcdnasok, q pred
mimi sostavena, alebo ma takych5
navrhovana akost' rcsohicii, ne
bude to Sdr,lzenie Slovenskych
Novinarov, ale skor prazsky Hrad
a ieho vehementni exponent.
Ohl'adom spomenutej sch6dze |.
Pre- obapolne zasadne protivy, ne
preklenutel ne prekazky a pre- OBJ
tiaze technickych formalit inimo
snkromnych, ale exekutfyou me-
schvalenych pokusoy sist sa $ mai
novsim exponentom c.-sl. vlady
d.,alej nedoslo.
Jan Porubsky, predseda S. s. N.
Karol stiasny, tajomnfk s. s. n.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02
YouNg 8 Io WNs Il q 1LovENsxEy

~ ~ - -. - - ;. u.
|sfch oeiseh ssiaaon limysel ziadna
Ipraca, ba AMI xiad0n scbe skYelsi
rov nem6ze mat nema vyznamu
a trait ma Gene.
Vvchadzame totixto ! toho sta
| noviska, ze opravnenost d sveto-
We postavenie toho-ktor6ho naroda
zavisi Cd 'jeho vndtornej zomknn-
tosti, 5 akon ma. vonok moze w
stupovat zayisl Cd zdarneho
prekonania vniitorneho rozkladu
ll'udskosti, ktorii AMI ten najvysssf
stupen ei uz dusevnej, ci l1mele-
ckej, Il hospodarskej, ci techni-
ckej trebars kultilry nebude sta
We zachranit pred narodnym Il
padkom, jestlize ten-ktory narod
ME je Y stave vysvihniit' sa ma i
lsty stupen politickej knlt1ry.
Slovenski novinari~v Amerike
ME sn doktrinari, a vsetky syste-
my dohromady, ktore hasich cita-
tel'oy ei uz spajaju ,ci rozdvoju-
jd, sii nasich ociach vecou dru-
hotriedovou; lebo ponad vsetko
staviame narod, jeho neodvislost',
narokuj1c a bozadujdc prem
take. miesto, aby mohol Y svete
i slobodne dychat'.
Ak nam pod vyrazom kultdry
nashm rozumet' jednotnost' ume-
leckeho razu vo vsetkych preja-
voch nazivania toho-ktoreho naro-
! da, tax najzavaznejsim prejayom
zivotnym 5e zdrava, vydatna ma
rodna politika; to ma tol 'ko, ze-
by vsetky vymozenosti kultnry O.
statnych oblasti nasmu narodu ne
prispely ami k vymozeniu vazno-
sti, ami ostatnych zivotnych .po-
mocok, a'kby sa tym jeho politicka
knlthra zanedbavala. n
i Jednotny raz, styl nasej dosa-
vadnej politiky, ked' al este ne
Dol v stave vysvihndt sa ma stu
4 pen umeleckej dokonalosti, mo-
zeme nom predsa povedat', ze 2
neho prysti uspokojive povedomie
ciel'u primeraneho riadenia osn-
du celeho naroda. Ia elm tiizime
"a co zertvujeme pracou al obe-
tiami, je: sjednotenim najsirsich
vrstiev preklenutim sebe vacsich
trhlfn vymoct' a zaistit' Slovakom
ako narodu neotrasne miesto me-
dzi ostatnymi narodami. Ze mas
/ politicka kratkozrakost', nepre-
hliadavost'. bal mpzno poyedab'
peiiticko-knltlrna neyytrIeb ebenost'
smerodajnych kruhov v dosiah-
mutt tohto ciel'a haiti, vystavujn
ia takej zknske ISL schopno-
stf, v ktorej skor- -nesk0r musia pod
l'ahn1t'.
!; Ako badame, nelmajh tieto kru-
hy ami chuti, ami vole k tomu, ably
sa 2 dosavadnych, vsetku pochyb-
most vytvafajiicich chyb ueily, a.
by sa spamataly; to vzdor to-
mu, ze dosavadnym smerom blizi-
me sa k svratnej chvili Republiky
Povedomie, ze len cd vndtorne,
shody a porozumenia dvoch State.
tvornych elementov, cize narodov
ceskeho a slovenskeho zavisi tr.
vacnost republiky tCesko-Sloven
skej, neujalo sa dosial AMI v hla
vach vedi1cich oligarchov, ami J
co sirsich masach naroda ceskeho
Ako len vndtorne jednotny l'uG
tvori zivota schopny narod, tai
len vndtorpe sjedotene spokoj
ne narody mozu byt' zarukou sill
neho statneho ntyaru.s A veriac
ze co Slovaci SINE narodom, nasto
jfme, aby SINE boil ako taxi al Sta
totvornou jednotkou; rovni, nj
vyssi, ale ami nizsi cd tych $ kto
rymi SINE niesli bremeno dna
horka, ked sa jednalo 0 utvore
ME republiky Cesko- -Slovenskej
Cesi nezmohli sa vysvihn1t' n,
i Y l. - Y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

80 Ked mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkovu, osadnn slav-.
most, opfste nam to q zaslite uyc-
remit do nasich novin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-11
STATE OF MAINE.

th an persons interested in either of
me estates hereinafter named:
az probate court held at Ellis.
w "rt' IN and for the County of Han
on the third day of Anril
~ me year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twenty.
inree' me Following matter having.
49, presented for the action there
npoh hereinafter indicated, it is here
ordered, That notice thereof be given
TO all persons interested, by CAUSING 81, u
copy of this order to be puhlisS cd
lhree weeks successfully in the ELS
Mortn american, a newspaper pub-
Ished at Ellsworth. in said COUNTY
mat they may appear at probate
ourt TO De held at Ellsworth on the
..WWnennty- fourth day of April. A, d
1898, at ten of the clock in the fore
noon ana be heard thereon if thew
Frank Fremont Smith, late of Rar
Harbor, in said county, deceased Pc
luton for leave, for valuable consider
alton: to release the right to purcha Sc
certain real estate in Florida cor
tanned in an agreement between Ed
Ward =. Van Husan and Kate NJ Van
sIusan ana the deceased, presented by
maurice Fremont Smith Administered tor
c. Y. A. WI
Witness. Bertrand e. Clark, Judge
or said court at Ellsworth this third
cay or April in the year of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and twenty-three.
ROBERT P. KING. Register.
"A true copy
Attest: ROBERT P. KING,
Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-11
ManSet.


Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamilton are
in Belfast on business.
Leverett Stanley and family are
visiting at Swans Island
Mrs. Maud King has returned
from Bakers island, where she has
been the past two weeks.
Master George Moves has been
quite i'll the past week.
Mrs. Edith Gilley and son Carl of
Northeast Harbor were in town two
days last week.
Miss Halle Murphy is employed
with Mrs. Fred Lawton. The new
baby's name is Rachel Elizabeth.
The Busy Bees met with Mrs.
Cynthia Stanley Tuesday April g..
Refreshments were served and a
pleasant evening passed
Y Everett G. Stanley and John Moves
have returned from Boston, where
they attended the fish show.
Lester Staples of Boone Island
light station was in town last week
Mrs. Mary Vansaw of Mckinley
visited Mrs. John Moves last week.
Mr.. Dodge of Islesboro was in
town last week on business.
Schools began April 81 Mrs. Hilda
Walls, grammar teacher, and Miss
Louise Johnson, primary
Ruth Hodgdon of Hall Quarry is
employed at Mrs. Eliza Kings.
April 9. Lilac"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-11
North Sedgwick.

Roy Allen returned from bust
ness trip to Boston Thursday.
VMrs. Harry Thurston and Mrs.
Leah Woodsome spent Saturday and
Sunday at, their home in Sargent
Vile.
Miss Agnes Vose of Portland is
with Rev. Alice Foster at the parson-
age.
Walter Pierce and sister Carrie
went to Casco on Monday, where
they have employment.
Grange held it's regular meeting
Friday evening. A lecture on Care
and Management of Husbands was
given by Worthy Master Cole, i'm
personating lady. Letters were
read as received from lady members
regarding their husbands faults, and
questions answered quite readily by
Brother Cole. Past Master E. e.
Nevells was presented with a jewel
by the grange for his faithful SER
vice the past two years.
The community was saddened Sun
day morning, April 1, to learn that
Edwin Anderson had died during
Saturday night, aged thirty-two
years. He had been victim of
tuberculosis the past three years.
The passing of the young life is hard
to realize He was always a good
neighbor and friend to those with
whom he associated in work, firm for
right and justice. He leaves behind
reany who will remember him with a
kind word and pleasant thought, and
regrets for his untimely end. He
leaves a wife. two children, father
and mother, three sisters and one
brother The funeral was held at
the home, conducted by Rev. Alice
Foster, Monday afternoon. Inter-
ment at Pine Grove cemetery. Flow
ers from the grange, K. of P, and
the family were silent testimony of
the love and esteem.
April 8. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-11
NOTICE OF rORECLOsURE.

Whereas Alice b. Hooper of Bluehin
Hancock county. Maine, by her mort
gage deed dated the sixth day of No
vember, A. D. 1922, and recorded in the
registry of deeds for the said County
of Hancock, in book 573, page 445. con-
veyed to me. the undersigned, a Ger
tain lot or parcel of land lying in Blue
hill aforesaid and bounded and
described as follows: Beginning on
the southern side of the highway lead
ing from Hinckley's Corner to Penob-
scot at the northwest corner of the
homestead Of the late Powers Hinck-
ley: thence following the line of the
said Hinckley homestead southeast
erly thirteen rods and eleven feet to a
stake and stone; thence north five and
three tourths degrees east eight rods
and three feet to stake and stone;
thence north forty degrees east four
rods and eleven feet to stake and stone
thence by said highway southeasterly
to place of beginning, containing one
half acre. more or less. Providing that
Alice b. Hooper, her heirs and assigns
shall maintain suitable fence on the
second and third courses above given.
otherwise this deed to be void, but If
fence is so maintained this deed is to
remain in full force. This deed is to
include al! buildings on above de-
scribed (The courses given are mag
netic, mean declination, 16 degrees 20
minutes west): and whereas the con-
dition of said mortgage has been
broken, now, therefore. by reason of
the breach of the condition thereof, I
claim foreclosure of said mortgage
and give this notice for that purpose.
JOSEPH F. CURTIS.
By r. e. Mason. his
attorney duly authorized.
Bluehill, Me-, April 2, 1923.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-11
North Hancock.

NMiss Helen Stewart returned to
Bangor high school Saturday, after
spending the Easter recess at home
A. Clement of Seal Harbor wos a
guest of G. L. Stewart Saturday.
Mrs. Freeman Sabans has had a
surgical operation performed in Ban
gor Friends are glad to hear she =
resting comfortably and hope she
will have a speedy recovery.
The many friends of Mrs. Victoria
Butler, who has been seriously i'll,
are glad to hear she is better
Everett Richardson, who has been
ill, is better.
April g. M.
Itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles have yielded to Doan's Oint-
nient. soc at all stores.-Advt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-11
Sorrento.


Pauline Aiken spent the weekend
in Bangor, returning home Monday.
Mrs. Mary Anderson left Thursday
to join her husband in Bangor.
Y Lewis A. Shuman has moved his
family here from Franklin. He has
employment with F. l.. Goodwin.
The many friends of l.. U. Bragdon
are grieved to know of his condition.
He went to the Eastern Maine gem
eral hospital about two weeks ago
for an operation and treatment, but
was brought home Saturday, as there
was nothing that could be done for
him there, and he wanted to be at
home under the care of the family
and friends.
Mrs. Frances B. Seavey went to
Bangor last week, and will return
Tuesday.
April 9. T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-11
North Lanoine.

School began April in this pre-
cinct, one week later than the others
in town owing to the illness of the
teacher, Mrs. Susie Bishop of Han
COCK
invitations have been received for
the wedding of Miss Mae Louise Kit
tredge to Ralph Hillard Gray on
April 28, at Maiden, Mass. Heartiest
congratulations are extended. Miss
Kittredge is a highly-esteemed young
lady and has many friends here in
her home town.
ADriI Y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-11
Sound.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tracy of Seal
Harbor spent Sunday with relatives
here.
y Miss Laura Tracy spent the week
end with Miss Elizabeth Fernald at
Somesville.
Friends of Archie Grindle are glad
to see him out, after his serious i'll
ness of pneumonia.
Mrs. Harry Bordeaux is visiting
her mother at Beech Hill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-11
The United states Branch of
THE EMPLOYERS LIABILITY AS
SURANfE CORPORATION, Ltd.

r, , WIS., $30,S91 01941
CAMPBELl., PA TYSON & MOVES. State
Agents, Portland. Maine.
Local Representatives.:
.. w; TAPLEY COMPANY.
Ellsworth, Maine
MARG ES. KINGSLEY e. co.
Bar Harbor, Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-11
NCyIcE OF FORECLOsURE.

Whereas the Eggemoggin Land Com
pany, a corporation organized under
Sedgwick. in the County of Hancock
and State of Maine, by it's mortgage
deed, duly executed by its president
and secretary thereunto lawfully
authorized, dated June %, A. d. 1918,
and recorded in the Hancock county,
Maine. registry of deeds, book $40,
page 472, conveyed to me, the under
signed. certain lands and real estate
of Hancock, State of Maine, bounded
and described in a certain deed from
the proprietors of Township No. 6, by
Charles Jarvis, agent, to William H.
corded in the registry of deeds for said
County of Hancock, State of Maine, De-
cember 23, 1885, in vol, 61, page 222
Excepting and reserving therefrom
and Hosea b. Phillips as described in
said mortgage. See relative to source
of title to the premises hereinabove
purported to be conveyed. (D Deed
lips, dated Nov. 10. 1904. and recorded
Dec. II, 1904, in vol. Ala page 311
(b) Deed from Joshua S. Marshall to
Hosea =. Phillips dated March 10
deeds, March IA, 1910, in vol 46S, page
116. All of the foregoing property in
said MORTGAGE, being the same
property conveyed by Hosea p. Phillips
TO the Eggemoggin Land Company. by
deed of even date with said mort gage:
and whereas the conditions of said
mortgage have been broken, and still
remain broken now, therefore. by
thereof | claim a foreclosure of said
MORTGAGE, and give this notice for that
purpose.
HOSEA b. PHILLIPS.
BY his attorney.
Tynwood F. Giles.
Dated at Ellsworth. Me" April 8, 1928
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-04-11
AMERICAN EAGLE FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
so Maiden Lane. New York.

so Maiden Lane. New York.
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1922.
Stocks and bonds (actual
market value Dec. 81.
1920 $4S96 610 90
Cash in Off &c and bank, 759,320.54
Agents balances, 911,9557S
Bills receivable. $3.50
Interest and rents, 26,54696
Gross assets S6,595, 04S.4S
Deduct items not adj
mitted, 15,3s2.60
Admitted assets, $6,579,665.S
LTARIT ITIES DEC 81, 1922.
Net unpaid losses, 411,556.31
Unearred premiums. 3,219,829.
All other liabilities, 167,617.49
Cash capital, 1000, 100000
Surplus over all liabilities, 1,7S0, 662.74
Tool liabilities and sur
plus. $6579. 665Ss
BOYD BARTLETT, Agent
Castine, Maine.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ALICE H. SCOTT
Speciality made of

Speciality made of
TYPEwRITING, ACCOUNTING AND
GENERAL CLERICAL WORK
Agent Union Safe Deposit & Trust Co..
of Portland for furnishing Probate
and Surety Bonds. Agent Oliver Type
writer. Typewriter supplies.
No. 1, School St., Ellsworth, Me-
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Total liabilities and sur
plus, 11,401, 469. 06
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Ellsworth, Maine
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Abstract of the Annual Statement
of the
HcTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
Hartford, Conn.
On the 31st day of December, 1922,
made to the State of Maine.
Incorporated 1919
t Commenced business, 1919
RALPH B. IVES, President.
GUY E. BEARDSLEY, Secretary.
CnuitnI paid up in cash. $5.OOO,OOo.
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1922.
pa., estate 100000. 90
StonLs and bonds. 32,511,98S.SS
Cash in Office and bank, 5'l5o'4l4'l'
Cash in hands of agents 900 :.
and in transit, o'aSo'oo 20 =
Accrued interest, Zd9'SS9 90 o
Bills receivable. 20 zo5' %
Other admitted assets, Z3o, zt.l9
Tota, assets. s4O,375941.13
LIABILITIES DEC 81. 1922.
Net unpaid losses. 9!'9SS. 80
ITnearned premiums 1901, 1882
All other liabilities, 9So'oOo Nv
cash canital. 5000, 90
Surnlns over all liabilities, 1862, 633.S8
Aggregate, including CAPT
tai and surplus, $4O,3f5,94l.l5
Surplus for policy holders.
$16,502, 633.S8
paw s223,536,374.94
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Ellsworth, Maine
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THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE IN
SURANCE co.


Philadelphia, Penn.
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1922.
Real estate, S 1S1.44479
Collateral loans, 2,7S2. 6S
Stocks and bonds, 9,750.070.61
Cash in Office and bank, 466.693.21
Agents balances, 929,71O.2S
Bills receivable, 6.S59.39
Interest and rents, 135,247.37
All other assets. 9,O73.47
Gross assets. $11,fS1, $751; 80
Deduct items not admitted, S0,412.74
Admitted $11,401,469.o6
LIABILITIES DEC 81 1922
Net unpaid losses 657,26O 90
Unearned premiums, 614338491
All other liabilities, 257424O1
Cash capital, 100000 90
Surplus over all liabilities, 3,343, 400.14