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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-03

Neither has announced any Out-of-
the ordinary actions. but there is eVl-
dence that both feel that the remedial
effects Of the first Two safety ES
~(education and ~engineering) are too
81 w to meet tbs present crisis. 1t
follows that it is not at all unlikely
that presently there will be announc-
ments Of special emphasis on the
,nird f (cnfOrcemenO.
This seems the more likely in the
light of safety division figures show
ing that 81 per cent Of the fatalities
during the first eight months oc-
Cured in q counties: and the furth-
er figures indicating that o. the 446
deaths in those counties. no less
than 2O4 On t many less than hal)
were suffered in accidents caused
by the speed element,
There have been efforts, notably
a recent statement by James S.
Burch, planning engineer for the
State Highway and Public Works
Commission, to explain that As per
cent in Tar Heel highway deaths on
the theory of ''%increased exposures;
but highway safety division officials
do no believe that this explanation
will hold water.
Without attempting to deny th2
eXiomatlc proposition that the more
people who drive on the highways
the more chance there is for accident
and death, Keith Saunders, of the
safety division. takes sharp eXcep-
ton to the Burch thesis that in
creased EXPOSURE has been RESPONSE
BILE for almost half the increase in
fatalities.
Jimmy Burch is an engineer"
said Mr.. Sanders, land to traffic
engineers there is nothing quite 50
convincing as a traffic flow chart.
As an engineer, Mr.. Burch undoubt-
edly believes in reducing accidents
on curves by Strengthening the curves
rather than by seeking to control
the speed of drivers on those curves.
In other words, engineers operate on
che theory that if a curve a not
be taken at a speed of 60 miles an
hour, speeding should not be Curbed,
blt me curve SIlOUlu bt 50 COZ
structed that drivers car take it with
ease at so miles an hour. I disagree"
because | believe that education and
enforcement are just as essential as
engineering in the program of traffic
safety
Mr.. Saunders cited as %refutation of
The increased EXPOSURE theory tW
horrible WI cks IN Wake county this
week. He pointed out that a young
woman and her companion we're Kill
| ed instantly when their car was
| struck on the Durham-Raleigh high
way at about 4 o'cl elk in the morn
ing.
These two cars were very likely
the only ones on that road for a
distance Of several miles, he said.
"On the other hand that same road
was crowded last Saturday by the
Duke-Wake Forest football audience,
and there wasn't even a serious prop
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-03
4 4 Ride 3h ma !RaP { 5Bodt(A;
an az . boy"
You forget, Daddy, that I have
- h,,chopl

same az q boy"
You forget, Daddy, that I have
a husband
He sighed heavily. Don't misun-
derstand me, Halle. I like the boy.
It's enough for me that you love
him. You wouldn't love the wrong
sort of a person. It's only ..."
"Only what?"
That every father would like to
see his daughter married to a man
he's sure can take care Of her. I
wouldn't want Eric to do work no
doesn't like but, in these uncertain
times, with things as they are, I
wish that he had some business
where he could lay a little some-
thing by"
Were going to do that" Halle
said with a firmness she didn't
really feel.
That's good. That's fine. I hear
they make pretty good money in
the movies. But save it, save it!
Although I don't know . :" His
voice trailed off.
Dad" she said INSTANTLY" ]
guess 1 didn't mean to tell you this.
but 1 want your advice. 1 think
there's something you ought to
know. In my letter I let you think
Eric had a definite promise in Hol.
lywood. Well" she finished fatty.
"he hasn't. We're going out to take
our chances"
After a moment, he said. What
are the c%hances?"
Just what every other good
looking boys chances r Eric's
just finished a show. He's attrac-
tive. He can act. And we hear the
movies are looking for actors who
are attractive"
She looked at her father anx-
iously when she finished. Common
sense told her that he would ad-
wise her not to 60.
1t seemed to her that it was .
long time before he answered slow
ly, surprisingly, II think you should
go, Halle. There aren't many
chances here in the East. You're
both young and you have courage
and love to face things if they are
tough. I'll always think Of that.
You'll have Eric"
After a pause he said abruptly,
my dear, that's all you will have"
The way his face looked!
"You would have to know some
day, Halle"
Dad" She got his name
around the lump in her throat.
Have things gone badly for you?"
He nodded.
Il hoped you wouldn't have to
know"
"Only?" He smiled at her wryly.
Everything I had saved-and in
vestments. l tried to ave them. l
had to mortgage your mothers
house. Well pull through. I've still
got a practice. It's you I'm think
ing Of. You may never get that
house. If anything happens to
Relief spread through Halle like
a soothing balm.
1t was only money. Halle was
not afraid of not having money.
She said, Daddy, We'll buy you
everything you want with the divi-
dends Eric gets on his fortune.
We're going to make a fortune!"
(To Be Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-03
SYNOPSIS

Leaving New York for Miami 10 marry
again,
HALLE SINGLETON, & fashion
model. rcminisCcS about the time. SIX
years before. when she was only u
years old and had just met
ERIC ADAMS, a young would-be actor.
She remembers how
SHEILA SHERMAN, & chorus girl and
friend Of Erlc's, appeared on he
scene.
YESTERDAY: Louise. her best friend.
tolls Halle she should see her father.
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FORMS AlpENkRAUTER

Rotmea Ste Eeiae Mnn5tisen Gtaueen
mtt Strer 0eiasssett. 2raatsett brinst
Vet nmb Sorsea, tdbspdAt Stre Gebeas-
sratt nab beranbt Ste Sbrer 9eteasfreube.
Bel etatreteaber aranfteit, ipsnu gte etHe
GaaSfsass, NRb, miro steIleidbt Stre 3asst-
he seraa@lajEat; iSeaa Sic eta Arbetter
FAB, mas R@ Sbr GtafsMaae1 SerrtmserW
NAB ste nas Stre sawSe sSantitte feiseM.
Btele 2eibeW ipte ). .. setu1battdgt Grf6t.
fanaen, NerssFtSt, 6er6awnasSf f5saMsea,
gesesnse risiasussaaea, et4fai:: ams NSpe.
ttapFsfett Fss sftMals aaf ftbiertafte
SerSdasns sae fnxfttsaate 4arttetbis8ett
sarRASn fttbreR. 1srntS Ntpenfrdatet TT
etae aasseseid,aete Ysaseatdttsfeh aare.
Aeabe Resistn, BE fett ater &eReratts-
nea besaRnt was tm @ebgaata it, Sie ut
aaS IS seri6iebeaeN mebtstni5tatR 4Bar.
setH, 4santera Hab BftaHsem heraefteut.
Alpensrdater 1T etWe nsrshslthe Nebista.
GS whit leitbt aas mH6e aai D(asea naS
Gtnaetpeibe Mnb httft 10 Der Natnr, ibre
resetstdktse 8erbaswaas. NAB Aasithet.
sanssfsntttsnea asssafabren. Mtssn.
frGnter bat etwe sraRbitdae sterfahe SBtr.
auRs; es hifft Der Sdttaleit bes Dtaaeas;
resattert bea Stnttsans; Sermebrt bic
&xSidetbaag burth bic Nferea; htfft Mns
bes4teuntSt 8erbanaaS @ewu ebre DC.
fMlpereea amt fealerhafte SCREAMING anS
Masfdetbuna 5ar66sn fihreW ftne, fsfeW
Ste atMt entm1ttSt Wett anbere WebtsiweN
ntttf gebpIfea haben. 2aafem Ste nod
tente etae 5taftbe MtpenfrGwter mus abcr.
seussn ste Hh iefbH bon beu 8orsfaew.
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3tueterlet Treibeit

@ie eiu MlpSrud 1aitet sic 6rei-
beitslebnludt oes oe,,tiden Dolfe5 auf
oen @e,ualtbabern inn Oritteu 9teid
Sic baben erfanut, oaB Der 1reibetts-
luilfe bes 6el1ti1en Solfes bie gr0Bte
@efabr lit fit sic @eIpaltberridait,
sic Tie in 9eutldlano erribtet baben.
Die erobernoe Madt bes Sreibeits-
seoaufens sIuingt Die Na5iiiibrnng
5um erlteu Mal, iiber sic erprobten
Wittel brutaler &elualt binats, audi
Sen Berlud at maden, ,tabe5t rgei=
itis' iid 5ur 8ebr su iesen. ssatiir-
lid seldiebt aud bas oiftatorild;
aber bamit es nidt 5u plump eribei-
ne, nebmen iie i6re 3ufludt su einem
alten SaidenIpiegeltrid; lie na6en
ourd) srobe Sdlidung lid oen 5rei-
bettsbeeriff 5u eisett, lm alsoom Sic
5reibeit als lore eisene 8are ltno
grfinoing an5upreiIen. Ser Yreiie.
def 9ietrid bat Sen Auftrag erbal=
ten bies &uuIitiidbeu altS5ufiibren.
Die 8erliner llniueriitat mubte Sic
ler armlelisen @eiitesafrobott ben
9intergruno geben uno Delltidlattos
Brofeiloren uuo 5tl.oenteu botten ser
Sorfitbrlng 81 applaltoieren.
,,Die nationallo5ialiltiide 8euolu'
tion lit eine Neool,ttion oes 9en.
fens'', perfiin6et ser BbiloIopb 9iet.
rid uno Dat nit oieiem goitt iAou
ale @esner aus oe,n 5eloe seIdla-
gen. SIM Sanoumorebem rtiumt Ct
alsoann nit ser ,,irrisen Soriteauns'
auf, oab Der Wenld ein u@in6eltue-
ien' lei. Mit eieiem luudtiseu
5dlag bat ser @eiltesrieie al1es er-
leoist, mas felt einiseu tauieno Sab-
ren oas Ser5itiid meuidliden 9eus
TENS uno 5trebeus gelueien lit. lln-
be,tgiam befretiert er: ,,Das eSsnSipi-
ouum bat als ieldes ueoer 8edt
nod oie Bflidt 5u eriitierem, oa iid
ale Nedte uno Bflidten erit aus ser
&emeiuidaft berleiteu' - uno be-
lebrt inns iueiter, oaB nperioulidfeit
nidt Snoiuioualitat lit, nidt ein5els
nes. ieaoeru einSigesl" Dies @iu5ige.
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ginntalige oarf lt,an iuobl lagen, oas
iino natiirlidj ,,uiere No5ifiibrer, Die
befanntlld ale uBerioulihfeiteu"
liuo. ltuo sic ,Sreibeit? g}uu, sSret-
belt, oas lit nad) oem groBeu Rbilo-
lopben Oietrid) gang ldlidt uno eit-
fad: ~Artuerburocuiein" Blluttluu,
boita! - Nuu ipineu mir, iuie re-
oollltiondr oas nationallo5ialiltiide
Denfen lit mo 1uie einfad i'm @runoe
sic Seitgeoanfen bes ebenio epodaleu
lote altturitlren &ortrags zines Nast-
pbtloiopben Dor oeutlden @elebrtenl
Serr 9ietrih bat sur @rbIrt,tna
lciltcr ,,8elueisfiibrllng' aii bas al-
te 9eitanent 5uriidse9riifeu une ben
Sur'n6au bon Babel berange5ogeu.
Danit bat ct nu luirflid ben Naael
anf oen Gopi eetroffe,. Seit oem boz
6plenilden S,rmbou bat >pobl nie.
ntano ,uebr 10 bod binousgeWoat
(Dobet tulr MIR nebcn6ci an lure
NieIenga ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oenfeD, Il.
lpeitn lie auh nod feline Spraduer-
Wirrllng er5elt9t, 10 baben lie bod
Idon lit iuenisen Sabreu einc Be-
griffsperluirrlmg 5l,itanoe sebradt,
sic nidt nur baaritratbeno, ionoeru
aud iebr aeiabrlid) lit. 3uar lius oie
Worte geblieben, aber iuebe bent ser
Ibnen nod oen olten Sinn lluterle-
gen tuolte! Ser nnter @bre ilnnter
nod @bre, unter fSreibeit ebeu sSrei-
beit ltno inter Yoterlono5liebe illuter
nod 8aterlanosliebe perjteben tuiir-
Sc! @bre lit beute befa,utlid Ylut
mo 8ooen; 6reibeit iit> luie iuir uou
Dietrid erfabreu ba6eu Nrtuer6un-
Senbett lno Baterlanb, Oas lit Nasi-
reid uno Na5iberrld)ait! Nur uer
lid 6es MusmaBes luo ser 9raait
oieler 8egriffsper,uirruns be,p,,Bt se-
poroen lit, bat crit Die luirtlide &e-
iabr lno oas &erbungnis oes Wasi-
regimes in 9eutld)lano erfannt; nltr
ser lueiB, 0aB ldlilnn1er ais &on5eu-
trationslager uno @eltapo sic geiltige
@ntfremouug uno @ntfern,ng oes
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slitsss@, Sen 10. RSrs is4i
Treaast 9tatidlaabS

, ttanderlei @rfabrungen itno Beob-
adtltngen in europa, l,nter anoerem
aud, lpie Elm @eiddftsmann aus benz
Na5ilano, ser Die @elddfte eines
sSuoen in H,imdnien 5u iibernebnaen
bate, nit GROCER Sorse in bic 3u-
funft fab, beionoers in 9e3ng ailf
oen 9ab geaeu ale 9eutl6en, Der
fid lit oeinielben MaBe in ber 8elt
ausbreiten iueroe, iuie iekt Ser bon
ben ga5is eeldiirte SuoenbaB. 81.
nerlei- tpie man iiber BEN Beribt oenft,
att Ger Sabe lit nidt s1 stpeifeln 70
eeididt aud Die ,lnidulois perfol-
seneen Na5is in i9rer Bropaganoa
ben san5en SaB auf gnglan0 ab5u-
laoen luden.
Sdou Ser alte Moltfe iaste aa-
mails: uBir iino nirsenos beliebt."
9erlelbe bate ia audi geiast: Ser
arieg iit mir cine beilise, Collide
SssnItit,,tion, lit einer ser beilisIten
@eIeke oer Belt. Der arieg unter-
bdtt in Dem Wenideu ale groBen lno
eolen @efiible, tuie @bre uno ltu=
eisenniisisfeit, 8obltatisfeit. Gap
ferfeit. gr rettet Sen MeuIden pom
tsieerlihen Naterialisnlus." 9aB
oieier Shtpert9laube oas u8olf ser
Didter uno Denfer" eeraoe in Sen
fral1eIten Materialismus bineinfii5-
ren tuiiroe, bate oieier 9enfer ,uobl
uidt eeabnt. Solanse biele Serreu'
1uenihen nod nit oent Slror 9euto=
nieus ales oontiniere1L mag oas
bera,.sforoernoe @ort 8ismards:
rN6gen ite nns balien, iuenn lie ,,ns
t1ur fiir6ten!" nod immer naterielle
@eluitue brineen, oob l1nler Serrsott
Id6t bic 8dlme nidt in Ben Simmel
tua1Ien.
9urd @aht erbaut, ourd Madt
serfort,
Dies 8eiA bat ME Dent gbrilt se.
bort.
Ser aoloB ees 3eeiten Neibes
stane auf tonerneu JiiBen, aber nod
sielmebr bas antidrilttibe ltnsebeuer
bes Dritten @eides. 8ie flar bate
eer bamalise 8iidof bon aetteler bic
beuttae gnttpidluug pora,tsaeieben,
als er 6ie @orte bes pretBii6en ST.
fterifers Droplen .sitierte: ,,EreuBe,,
uutfast MIR 8rnhteile be,ltl6en Cant
bes una @eltes. aber 5um @eien unS
Beitane oieIes Staates sebort iener
1eruf fit oas @an5e, baB er fort
uae fort meitere seile iid> anseslie-
bert fat. sSSn oieiem 8eruf bat er
leiae @edtfertisuas uno Starfe."
9ierseaen iaste 8iibof bon 2etteler:
~Serren mie 9roplet biloen iid be-
liebig einen @eoanfen, cine Yban-
talte, nadeu ibt 5u einem abioluten
@6sen, oen lie aubeten ODER ribti-
ger, in oen iie ielbit anbeten, 1lno oie=
ie oottrindre Rbantaiie lit Damn oas
Aaer6ere6tiefte, bas ablolut 8ere6=
tt9te, oas AT iid notlpenbige, Dor
benz iid alles, Hedt, Sittlidteit uno
@efdidte beltsen mub. 9e,ttldlauo
1T bas tpabre Seimatlano bieIer &C.
fabrliden Rbantaiten.'
~Dieie aniidt bon einem unse-
meffenen 8eruf Breubets bat Sen
&riea oorbereitet; iie lit i'm 8erlaufe
oes 2rieges cine Itarfe Madt getpor-
6en. iie bot nndl nrnIpn Sienpn nI=
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fit BreuBen insbeionoerel sic lit
ibrer eansen Natur nad aereiitu se>
gen aues, mas iid bieiem naturuot-
menbigen 8er,lfe' eutsesenlteat. Col.
den Sbeorien geseniiber lit feiu .8edt
uno fein Staat mebr gelidert. 8ar-
UNI iou bieier naturnotluenbise &C.
oanfe am Rain iteben bleiben? Bar>
um an Der 9onau lt.i.f. -? @s lit
eine iuabre Forbeit, su elauben, baB
Dor iolben boftrindreu SirneeipinIten
bon @eltber,f, sic gauge @elt itebeu
bleiben uuo lid tuillenlos anelieoern
laiieu tperoe. Sc aufridtiser tpir oas
Bette BreuBens ipol(ett beIto mebr
fonnen mir in ioldeu @ibtunset nur
oie 8ege gum &eroerben erfennen."
(Deltidlano nad bem Griege BON
1866, Maiu3 1867
Brofenor @. S6rlter, Ser sau5
in otelem Sinne felt 40 Sabren un-
entluegt iein Baterlano getuarnt bat
uuo nur nit glelstritten trattiert
luuroe, idrieb Dor etpa 20 SSSabren
1t. a.: uSo iebr nun audi ipieoerum
oieier @eiites5l,ltano ein 8elultot oes
gan5en neiteren @eltsuitanoes lit, 3.
+. gleidiam oie natiirlidlte, penn
aud fnr5li6tisite Solserl.ng, Die oos
europaiid)e 3entrallano aus ienem
Belt5nltano ge5ogen bat, allo aelui6
Elm Spiegel ser 5d,anoe fir bie gait
Sc mir s1 pbarildiide llniuelt - 10
bleibt eben oo6 Sic Satlade, eaB es
lns gegeben mar, ben Ab5eB oes
8eltiibels, oie Gon5entration bes po-
litiIden Selbituabns, Sen 3pnismus
oes ltebermenl6entlrms, ste 8erbob-
nlng ser iittliden Soee am touiteu
sar5nlteaen, 5u redtfertisen, sur Uni
perIttatspbiloiopbie, ia snr &an5el,
lebre. Sn MAIDEN uHo bara,t in
Stiide 5u serbreden. Das lit Sas
eeuti6e Sdidial. geriteben mir es
biz auf oen @runS, beritebt es Sic
l(mtpelt> bie- bis iest tidt ,liinber
abnunsslos, ipie Ser oelttlde Menid,
auf oas idredlide Sdauipiel itarrt
une rubig sic sleiden Sinee tueiter
treibt, ia IN nel.em Aufpus beiubelt,
sle bort III Sd'peieloampf eeridtet
aueroen - oanH bort oieies Sdidlal
auf, iinnlos 5u iein> oann ,,wobnt i'm
Seioen Sebre', eanH fann DeutiA-
lano l.na bas abenSlauo serettet wer.
ben"
9efanntlid lau6ete Yroi. JorIter
init ieiner 5antilie lebte @ei9na1ten
in uniernn 2anoe. Git bodp. Serr
ldrieb mir bel1te: SD bofie> oaB eiu
Wann mie 5orIter bier5ulanoe sic
aufnabme finbet, sic er beroient,
nlebr ols Sic iiioiIden Yroposanoa-
Brofeiioren, oie init ioldem Saaob
iu oen 3eitunsen besriiBt iuuroen. S@
iato leioer ieiuen Namen nod 1ueuig
ertpabnt. 9as iuabrbaft Cute faun
ltd nur nit bielen Sdlpieriafeiteu
in Sie 6obe arbeiten, beIonoers in
itnlerm Sanee> ipo narftiAreieriide
Netlame oas 2eben beberrIdt. Ser
Sltoe unb 6rei'maurer bat es 1T Die
ier &inli6t leidter -"
Sier5u modte id ben,erfen, 6as
ser ~ Sabre alte Brof. 50rIter bis
iiber Sic Sbren in Mrbeit ltedt. @r
lui,roe bon berporragen6er 5eite be-
ailftrnat feline fimtlidlen 0iid,nr OF.
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ttiepttises jmmersiftueuseS 1atttet fett
aber 50 Sabrea i'm 8etraads. SAweae
&taseraRs BET raeWmattiden nab mes.
ratstidben 9Mmersea, nsaSfml1fen gta6e1.
f&merSea, ftetfea uber fdmerseuSeu N9nS.
TETS, 8errentxnsea, Stskssnnbea, pser
8erNaadbaasen, iadenben pber brewaea-
eea 1aeea. 2tuserWs. @Grmeas.
GparIam.
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fesbeR.
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1aas Jabsses Dsebisiuew nitbt tn Jtrer
@dAe esa6tHtd Rab, setraadbea etc
bteien RmpsR.
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trifIt oas Sen Naeel alti oen 2opf:
ib fonnte taim nit ibut Sdritt ball
ten ols id i'm begleitete. - 3. Us.
Sd,md)aro.
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idon in bieiem Wonat fertig seitelt
iein ioa: @r bat cine lta,lueusperte
Sitalitat uno tpenn er iid einmal ais
oen fliegenoeu &irld be5eidnete, 70
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LOW DOWN FROM
HICKORY GROVE

A coupla ladies were talking about
spring STYLES. i overheard them.
Brown and tan are the colors. as |
get it, for this season. am not ex-
actly 100 per cent sure 1t Is brown
and tan. because they also said some.
thing about light green, so anybody
reading this, should check up. 1t
would he a disaster if some lady
would come out in brown when II
should be light green.
| have always craved TO know
what kind Of an hombre it could be
who can tell our fair sex what they
gotta wear and do-and have EN-
do it. | have researched around
and none of my neIghbors have the
least idea either. They are all in
the dark, too. like myself.
This style Gent, when he says,
Gals, this spring you wear brown
clothes and red hair it is brown
clothes and red hair from Arizona
20 New Hampshire.
Brothers. We gotta track down
this person. Once we get his sys'
TEN, boy we are setting pretty
Hot ziggety
Yours with the low down.
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Office of State Auditor. State
of Montana, Insurance Depart
ment.
CERTIFICATE OFCOMPLI.
ANCE AND AUTHORIZATION
WHEREAS. The Employers Nut
ual Liability Insurance Co. of
Wisconsin Wausau. Wisconsin
has filed in this Department a
sworn statement of its condition
on December 81, 1910 in accord
ance with the provisions of the
Revised Codes of Montana 1885.
relating to insurance orga2iza
tions; and whereas, said state
ment shows that said insurance
organization has complied with
the Laws of this State;
THEREFORE. in pursuance of
law, l, JOHN J. HOLMES, State
Auditor and Commissioner of In
surance, do hereby certify that
the above named insurance or
ganization is authorized to tran
sact the business OF Miscellan-
eous insurance in this State un-
til the thirty first day of March,
1912.
| further certify that their state
ment shows that on December 81.
1910
The actual amount of Capital
Mutual.
The aggregate Income for the
year 1910 SIS, COL ,C97 .9s.
The aggregate Disbursements
for the year 1910 S13, 068. 405. go.
The aggregate ASS cts are
s22. l6l, 7O6.88.
The aggregate Liabilities, ex
cept Capital. are Sl7.605. BIG. "A.
The Surplus oyer all liabilities is
81. 556, 1904.
The Surplus as regards policy.
holders is 81, SIS, 800. "A.
IN WITNESS W H E r E 0 F,
1 have hereunto subscribed my
name and affixed my official sea-.
at the State Capitol in the City
of Helena. this First day of Ap
ril, 1941.
JOHN J. HOLMES.
State Auditor and Com
missioner of Insurance.
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Browning News

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cellent condition. SIS cash,
See Coveys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Weter and
daughter Nancy Leah motored
to Great Falls Wednesday Of
this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schwartz
were dinner guests at the Bot
Starr home Monday evening Of
this week.
Mrs. Guy Urine and Mrs.
Harry Shorthand motored to
Kalispell last Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. P. B. Anderson OF Cut
Bank. All returned Sunday
with the exception of Mrs. Trine
who will spend few days at the
home OF Mr.. Trine's sister. Mrs.
Boorman on Flathead Lake.
For the past two weeks Miss
Bonnie Heimberger and Mrs.
Ralph Wyndham, twin sisters. of
Bellingham, Washington have
been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Mark of Brown
ing.
Mrs. Ed. McDougall is up and
around again after a serious ILL.,.
ness of over a week. She was
unable to walk for a time and we
are happy to hear of her re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schwartz
have taken charge of the Gold
Apartments on the highway, and
have assumed residence there.
Ed Colbert is remodeling the
building formerly occupied by
the Eddy's Cash store which was
Quilted by fire recently. 1t is
rumored that the Dress Shop
now in the Yepen hotel will
occupy the building when finish
ed.
At a special meeting of the
new city council held Friday of
last week, Ira Chapman was
chosen as the city marshal to
succeed Fred Mills. Marshal
Chapman is now on the Job and
says that the law must be obeyed.
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Office Of State Auditor, State OF
Montana. Insurance Department
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLI,
ANCE AND AUTHORIZATIONS
WHEREAS, The Fidelity Il Casu
atty Company has filed in this De
partment sworn statement of its
condition on December 81, l94C
in accordance with the provisions
of the revised Codes OF Montana
1885, relating to insurance organi
cations: and whereas, said statement
shows that said insurance organizi-
ton has complied with the Laws OF
this State;
THEREFORE,, in pursuance OF
law. !, JOHN j. HOLMES, State
auditor and Commissioner of In
surance. do hereby certify that the
above named insurance organiza.
ton is authorized to transact the
business of Miscellaneous insurance
in this State until the thirty. first
day Of March, 1912.
| further certify that their state
ment shows that on December )
1910
The actual amount of Capita
50, $50, 100 90.
The aggregate Income for the year
1910 S26, 76I. 62l.O4.
The aggregate Disbursements for
the year 1910 $21. lO2 .S3S .21.
The aggregate Assets are SOL, 1O6.-
279.87.
The aggregate Liabilities. except
Capital. are s34 $50. 574. 80.
The Surplus over all liabilities is
S14. ITO, 7O5.32.
The Surplus as regards policyhold-
ers is SIG, 420.105 80.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, | have
hereunto subscribed my name and
affixed my official seal, at the State
Capitol in the City of Helena, this
lst day of April, 1871.
JOHN J. HOLMES,
State Auditor and Com
missioner of Insurance.
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A 'Trickle' Pours Funds
Into the Water Bureau

BOSTON. - rehabilitation, rather
than force, has solved this city's
long-itching problem of uncollected
water bills.
The idea is to reduce the flow of
water to a "mere trickle" in the
homes of delineuents.
George Hylan, public works COM
missioner, told legislative commit
tee that before he inaugurated the
"trickle" plan three years ago un-
paid bills resulted in a 5000, 900 an
nual deficit for the water division.
Since then, he said, a 81 500 900
surplus had been realized.