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j RESOURCES: I
|| Loans and Discounts .$86,735,26 |i
|| Overdrafts . 736.24 |
j|:| Bonds, Warrants and other Securities. 30,900.00 £
|| Furniture and Fixtures . 2,800.00 |
|| Due from Banks. 88,270.38 I
, £ Checks on other banks and other cash items_ 381,40 £
- | CASH ON HAND. 43,523.60 |
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TOTAL .$253,346.88 |
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|| Surplus fund . 1,000.00 if
;| Undivided profits . 673.35 if
|| Due to banks—deposits . 1,245.43 |§
|| Deposits -^. 222,305.37 fi
<0 Certified checks.. 622.73 fi
|f Contingent F&nd 2,500.00 if
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Russians Cut Off From All Communications.
BERLIN, Aug. ill—Tlie war office officially announced in
a statement issued this morning that in the engagement east of
the Niemen Rivei', General Eichhorn’s army had reached a
point northeast of Olita taking sixteen hundred prisoners and
seven cannon. The Teutons are now so placed in this region
that the rear guard division of the Russian army which has
been protecting the retiring movement of Grand Duke Nikolai’s
forces, is cut off from retreat except through the marshes, which
will mean that no expeditious movement of troops can be made
there being no railroad line of communication left to them, and
all the passable roads an1 occupied by the Germans. The
Russians made a determined stand, resulting in heavy fighting
on the line in the Konniubo district south of Kobrin. Despite
the desperate efforts of the Slavs they were defeated here also,
although the Russian commander brought back and' threw into
the action some of the Russian divisions which had previously
retired. The percentage of killed and wounded for the Russian
must have been excessive.
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England Must Pay Premium on War Orders.
NEW ^ ORK, Aug. 31—The low level which British ex
change reached this morning at 4.581/. has caused a serious sit
uation to arise in regard' to the possibility of Great Britain
continuing the placing of large war orders in this country.
Several weeks ago at a conference of leading financial experts
it was decided that $4.G0 was the irreducible minimum to which
the exchange rate could go, and now that it has beaten that by
a cent an one half, it is felt that British buyers will be compelled
to seek other markets. This low exchange means that in addi
tion to the top market price which is already being paid for
American products that England must be obliged' to pay over
5 per cent premium on all her purchases in order to bring the
purchasing price of her pound sterling up to normal. It is now
fifteen cents below par. Two alternatives face Great Britain,
she must either curtail her purchases or practice rigid economy.
The situation is a critical one for the British government to find
a satisfactory solution of and means in rough figures that these
resources as far as the purchase of war materials is concerned
are curtailed about 5 per cent.
Russia Not Sacrificing Any Men In Poland.
LONDON, Aug. 31—The Russian armies along the line of
the upper Bug river and along the Zlota Li pa line are with
drawing rapidly and without any confusion or losses. The
Russian generals apparently realize the impossibility of defend
ing their present position against a strong and vigorous enemy,
and are conserving their men and resources for more important
matters, as with the loss of Warsaw and the forts close to the
German frontier, they do not feel that great sacrifices are neces
sary to protect the remainder of Poland, and that even a victory
would be tooo costly at this time. The Teutons are making
steady progress east of Warsaw, but farther north the advance
is persepitbly slower and tin* Russian resistance much stub
bomer.
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Big Loss of Life on Gallipoli Peninsula.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 31—The British army operat
ing on the Gallipoli peninsula employed 100,000 men in a great
attack on the Turkish positions lasfTlattarday. The attackers
were repulsed with heavy losses. It is estimated here that the
British have suffered losses totalling fifty thousand in killed
and wounded since August 6.
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