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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1916)
THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1916. ALL ALLIED ARMIES STRfflHGJOGETHER Entente Offensive on So Many Fronts Indicates They Are Co-Operating. ; COLLAPSE 07 AUSTSIAKS London, July 7-The results of the staff conferences of the entente allies in London in May and June are be coming continually more apparent in the co-ordination of the allied attacks on the Teutonic forces and increasing evidence of the initiative passing from the Teutons to the allies at almost all points. ' , w" . As the French and British armies now are engaged in reorganizing and preparing for the second phase of the battle of the Somme, there is a com , parative lull on the western front, and Russia again takes the center of the stage. Today's news from Petro grad is highly important in the light of the future development of the Somme battle. Collapse of Austrian Forces. y The news that the Russians have 'captured 5,000 prisoners on the Dneister front appears to leave little doubt of the collapse of the Austrian forces between Buczacz and Stan islau, which will greatly affect the army of General von Bothmer, com pelling him to retire northward, while the advance on Delatyn and the seiz ure of the railway cuts off Von Both mer from his chief base of supplies. The prospect of Field Marshal von Hindenburg being able to make an effective diversion is believed here to be dwindling, while the Germans are desperately engaged in trying to meet the Russian offensive at Haranovic'ii, the Russian 'General Kaledines is de veloping a strong attack on both sides of the Kiev-Kovel railway. ; . W ' Problem for Teutons. :t The question arises among military men here as to how Germany can .come to the assistance of its Austrian allies without further depleting its forces on the western front, and it is considered impossible for Austria to ,risk withdrawing more of its own troops from the Italian front. Hacking Nl ht Couch Relieved. -, Dr. BaU'a Pin.-T.r-Honejr taken a little . rat a llm. will stop your eough; loothet Irritation. Only ISO. All drulllite. A4v. CONDITION OF Occidental Building & Loan Association At Opening of Business, July 1. 1916 RESOURCES: Real Estate Loans ... . $3,934,471.00 Stock Loans 23,383.00 Real Estate . . ...... r. . . ....... . . 17,129.83 Real Estate Sold on Contract 68,055.42 - Accrued Interest and Premium ......... 28,749.38 . Loans in Foreclosure , . . . . . ... ....... 30,432.01 State and Municipal Securities'. ........ 75,900.47 Cash on Hand and in Banks . . . V. . . . . . . 504,143.43 LIABILITIES: $4,682,264.54 , Capital Stock . . ... .$3,946,796.09 Dividends Credited . . .... ; . . ..... . . 500,267.89 Contingent Loss Fund ....... . '. . . . . . 172,805.77 Incomplete Loans .................. 59,244.47 Undivided Profits ....... ... . ...... . 3,150.32 r " ? $4,682,264.54 The Occidental Building & Loan Association has just recently located its offices at Nos. 320-322 South Eighteenth Street, on the ground floor. The more commodious and convenient quarters enables the Association to handle its rapidly increasing business to better advantage. It extends a special invi tation to all of its members with their friends to call and thoroughly familiar ize themselves with the business methods of the Association. . r : Increase in total assets for quarter ending June 30, 1916. .$282,5.00 Increase in assets for the year. 681,538.00 Dividends' credited for quarter year 81,388.00 Dividends credited for the past year . .......... 290,000.00 ' During the year it made 885 loans of which 426 were for building pur poses. :'..".'.; , .... The territory of the Association, not being 'limited to any particular town or' locality, but going into all of the more thrifty and growing towns through out the entire state, enables it to secure such, a rate of earnings that the As sociation will be able to pay indefinitely the usual 6 per cent dividend, pay-; able quarterly. ,. . . - E. N. BOVELL, Secretary. JOHN F. FLACK, President , JOHN T. BROWNLEE, Asst Secy. R. A. McEACHRON, Vice-President T. F. WILES, Attorney. GEORGE C. FLACK, Treasurer. 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