University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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April 23. Eighteen members of l9lO senleneecl lo one year's hard labor on the ARIEL. Summary of 164th Annual Report EW--YORK LIFE IN IIRA CE CO. New Insurance Paid For In 1908 Exclusive of Revivals and Increase in Old Policies S3139,384,7O0 :5:This new paid business is exclusive of over Eigh- teen Millions of increase in insurance-in-force by way of miscellaneous additions during the year 1908 TOTAL ADMITTED Asssrs 3557,286,671 Total Paid-for Insurance in Force January 1, 1909 1 ,993,55'9,601 Balance Sheet, January 1, 1909 ASSETS LIABILITIES 1. Real Estate, S12,645,993.97 2- 1103115 011 Mortgages- 58-706,413-36 1. Policy Reserve, S459,209,411.00 3. Loans on P0l1CICSi 87,316,641-44 2. Other Policy Liabilities, 6,357,583.57 4- LOHHS 011 C0ll3lC1'2l 500,000-00 3. Premiums and Interest prepaid, 2,763,130.84 5- B0HdS lmafkef Vfils- 4. Commissions, Salaries, etc., 1,011,983.34 Dec. 31, 1908, 375,516,651.02 5. Dividends payable in 1909, 7,602,905.16 6- Cash, u 9,124,131-44 6. AdditionalReserve onPolicies, 3,129,402.00 7. Renewal Premiums, 7,413,992.69 7. Reserve fordeferred Dividends, 67,181,561.00 8- Interest a11dRe11tS due 8. Reservesfor other Purposes, 10,030,693.85 and accrued, 6,062,846.84 x - -.- Total, S557,2'8'6-,670.76 1 0181, 557,286,670-76 INCOME, 1908 DISBURSEMENTS, 1908 PREMIUMS : Payments to Policy-holders: DeathL0sses, S22,131,290.77 011 New To Living Policies, S5,424,856.35 On Renewed Policies, 72,069,813.64 Policy-holders, 27,059,967.63 S49,191,258.40 Paid to Beneficiaries under Annuities,etc., 964,255.31 S78,458,925.30 installment contracts, 154,801.80 -il Paid to Agents and Medical Interest and Rents, 23,352,186,86 Examiners, 4,320,657.72 011101 1110011191 624,882-13 Taxes, Licenses and Insurance Depts. Fees, 962,385.25 Other Disbursements, including Real Estate Expenses and Taxes, 5,542,906.08 For Reserves to meet Policy Obligations, 42,263,985.04 Total, S102,435,994.29 Total, S102,435,994.29 April 24. ARIEL Board takes up the burden.

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IV April 25. ARIEL Board shifts the burden to the middle of lis b k BC. ..ALLE XCMPAY Y .. r, 1 'r ,' ' Aif' T js ? jfifl Qj5,Qlif Wholesale t V- :' ' r ' , ,,. , L fs 2,: Liz f 27r : f l' z?- -.Q l'f6mQ GOODS r r e li m Retail r r ,'55- Q 1,v MMMMMM BURLINGTON, VERMONT, Head of Church St THE W. G. REYNOLDS co. Furniture, Carpets, Linens Bedding, Stoves Church and Bank Sts., Burlington, Vt- April 26. Editor finds ARIEL box full of dust.