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UNDER CALL OF T11E < OMPiUul.LEU OF THE CURRRNO
KKPOKT OF THE CON Dill1 >N oi i .* i v adMAN NAllONAL liA.xa
ALASKA, at Seward, in the ierntor.. ui .\ia*Nu, at the ‘ lob* ot baaiae**
March 4 1919.
RESOCEt ES
. . $ 19,318.0’.)
l.our..' & Disco*.'nts - . . r \
iuDert) Loan Bonds, and 4, and 4 , p • i l»i unpledg, d «,-o0...
Bonds other than l . S. iioiu> pledged to - » ui •
U. S. Deposits - - - $10,000.00
S^vunt»e> other than L. S. bonds (n< t i.'diMing
stocks) owned unpledged 69,079.lo
l >:»! Bonds, .securities, etc. . S 79,079.1 •
Stock of Federal Reserve Ban!, (50 p >i cent ol Subscription) 10O.O6
Furniture & Fixtures • 4,943.v2
Real-estate owned other than Banking »L ti><* 9,842.1..
1.awful mcire with Fede al K sc v< 1 ..i v 16,119.1.
t ash in tra ■ I m ional banks 227,709.21
Net amounts cue from banks, bankers, i nd t:ust companies 3.126.81
Cheeks on banks Located outside of citv o town of reporting
: ank and oth a tern 14.<-;
Interest Earned etc., - - 386.00
War savings 1 »rt •' owned 255.35
Total . . - $363,793.21
1.IAH1 111 IKS
Capital Stock paid in - * 2o.000.00
Undivided profits 8n.353.3l
Less current expenses, int rest, atvi ‘M ' s paid 3,26-3.60 ... .>,089.. I
Net amounts due to National hank- 148,330.3:.
Net amounts due to banks, bankers. t i. t companies 2,043.6a
Individual Deposits subject to cheek - 14-!463.93
Certified checks . 673.60
Cashiers checks outstanding 137.70
Other United States depo- >? i '.eluding « po-its of
U. S. disbursing officer 10,054.43
Other bonds borrowed without furni-’ ng collateral security
for same 10,000.00
Bills payable, other than with Federal Ke erve bank,
including all obligation- representing mop y orrowed, other
than rediscounts 20 006.00
Total . MM 793.24
Baited State* of America, Territory of Alaska, **.
I, Erich Lucas, cashier of the abovc-i imed hank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
ERICH LUCAS, Cashier.
Correct - Attest: Huph Douphertv and Gustav W. Borpen,
Directors.
Subrwribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of March, A. D., 1919.
(SEAL) L. V. Ray,
Notary Public for Territory of Alaska.
• 4 (My Commission Expires March 24, 1922.)
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LONDON, March, Li— Ry A. I’*
Members ol* the Russian i oii*n*itt* in
Paris deplore the tendency of sonu
newspapers in the Allied countries to
belittle the actual work of Russians in
Russia to over throw the Soviet gov
ernment headed by Leninc and t1 ox—
zky. Prince Lvoff and his associates
on the committee point to the thous
ands of Ri ssian officers and soldiers
executed by Soviet order as proof o
the activity of Russians within Ro1 hr
vik torrito v against the Soviet du •
.a' e^.
In a conversation with a cone ’ ou
dcnt of The Associated Press, Pr
Boris A. Bakhmeteff. the Ru iau
minister to the United S*a‘o . a 'rl*
oil that only a small part of the form
er Russian empire actually is under
Bolshevik control and that the Russ
ian troops predominate in the army
that has driven the Red forces out cr
Sib* ria and are threatening . V.vi 4
authority from north and south Rn
sia.
Boris Savinkoff, who was Min'stv
of War under Kerensky regime wh
recently arrived in Paris, is typical of
n»an> Russian lead*'vs \n!io have bc'*r.
in Russia striving for the iwloratior
of a more sane order. Savinkoff. like
many other fearless opponents of th'
Bolsheviki, ha* been working constan
tly in Bolshevik t rritory for the last
year. He planned the capture of Yaro
slav last July, a movement which
threatened the overthrow of the Mo?
i cow government for a time and wa
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prvi on Savinkoffs head, he manage
to escape them through various dis
guises and .subterfuges and left Hr.
sia by way of Sibeiia, coming froi
Vladivostok directly to France by s- r
His activities extended into near!
every section of Russia and he ha
many narrow escape?. Of all the pro*
-inent Social Revolutionists who ha
;o :-n pitted against the BoMr ' .x i
gime Savinkoff is said to be the mo
: eared by Lenine and Trotsky. He fij
irrd prominently as one cf the m>
lnadcd terrorists under the impe i;
regime.
Marie Spiridonova and scores
other members of anti-Bolshevik fa
tions have done heroic work within tl
last nine months which resulted in i:
surreetions against the Bolsheviki, :
the member’ of the Russian commi
tee say. but the Bolsheviki have eo’
trolled tho Hues‘an news so thororp
ly that the outside world has knov.
only of the movements which assume
big proportions in districts within t(
egraphic reach of foreign newspaper;
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