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,.. ; CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION ;
-:r-;r-iv State of Nebraska . ;-'
Ofliceof
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
Lincoln, February 1st, 1905.
It is hereby certified, that the Phoenix Mutual
Llle Insurance Company of Hartford in the
State of Connecticut has complied with the In
mrance Law of this Mate, applicable to such
Companies and is therefore authorized to con
tinue the business of Life Insurance in this State
for the current year ending January 31st, 1906. :
Bummary of Report Filed for the Year Ending
. Hi V December 31st, 1901.
b- Si.?-- . INCOME '
Premiums ' 13,205,026.33
All other sources , 879,444.90
Total 4,084,071.23
DISBURSEMENTS,
raid policy holders f 1,801 ,115.13
All other payments 851,339.20
'Total - $ 2,652,454.33
' ADMITTED ASSETS 818,524,200.42
'A I-; " i. LIABILITIES
Net Reserve " - 117,483,127.00
THE OLD GRAVE 8TONE
Net Poller Claims.
All other liabilities,
Capital stock paid up,
Surplus beyond Capital
Stock and other liabilities,
Total
31.471.00
206,998.00 $17,721,596.00
802,604.42
802.604.42
18,524,200.42
Witness mv hand and the seal of the Auditor
it Public Accounts the day and year first above
written.
K. M. SEARLE JR.
Auditor of Public Accounts.
JOHN L. PIERCE.
. . Deputy.
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Illustrating the Immortality of Good
Deeds.
(By Hans Christian Andersen.)
In a little provincial town; .in, the
time of the year when the people say
"the evenings are drawing, in," there
was one evening quite a social gath
ering in the home of a father of a
family. The weather was; still mild
and warm. The lamp gleamed on
the table; the long curtains hung
down in folds before the open win
dows, by which stood many flower
pots and outside, beneath the dark
blue sky, was the most beautiful
moonshine. But they were not talk
ing this. They, were talking about
ing of this. They were talking about
in the courtyard, close by the kitchen
door, and on which the maids often
laid .the . clean' copper kitchen uten
sils that they might dry in the sun,
and where the children were fond of
playing. It was, in fact, an old grave
stone. :
"Yes," said the master of the house,
"I believe the stone comes from the
old convent churchyard, for from the
church yonder the pulpit, the memo
rial boards and the gravestones were
sold. My; father bought - the latter,
and they were cut in 'two to be used
as paving stones; but thai old stone
was kept back, and has been lying in
courtyard ever since.
"One can very well see that it is
a gravestone," . observed , the eldest
of the children; "we can still decipher
in it an hour glass and a piece of an
angel but the Inscription which stood
below it is quite effaced, except that
you may read the name Preben, and
a' great S close behind it," and a little
farther down the . name of Martha.
But nothing more can be distinguish
ed, and even that is only plain when it
has been raining, or when we have
washed the stone."
"On my word, that must be the
gravestone of Preben Schwane and
his wife!" .
These words were spoken by an
old man; so old that he might well
have been the grandfather of all who
were present in the room, v
"Yes, they were one - of t3e. last
nairs who were buried in : the old
churchyard of the convent. They
were an honest old couple. I can re
member them from the days of my
laoyhood. Everyone knew them, and
everyone esteemed them. - They were
the oldest pair here in the town. The
people declared they had more than
a tub full of gold; and yet they went
about very plainly, dressed, in the
coarsest- stuffs, but always with
splendidly clean linen. They were a
fine old pair, Preben and Martha!
When both of them sat on the bench
at the top of the steep stone stairs
in front of the house, with the old
linden tree spreading its branches
above them, and nodded at one in
their kind gentle way, it seemed quite
to do one good. They were very kind
to the poor: they fed them and
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had accompanied my father over
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she fell asleep. The old man was
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child. The corpse lay in the room
spoke to my mother, and to a few
spoke to my mather, and to a few
neighbors who were there,, and said
how lonely it would be now in his
house, and how good and faithful she
(his dead wife) had been, how many
years they had wandered together
through life, and how it came about
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