OFFICE or THE PROTECTION INsUR.


ANCE COMPANY.

HAErFosp. Inly 81. 1915.
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Dear Sir:-Bef0re this reaches yOu nIe.
gencc will doubtless have been received OF the
late most disastrous Conhagra,iOn in the City OF
New York, and as its effects will be probably TO
entirely absorb tho capital OF some Offices, and to
create enquiries Us 10 all in this section OF the
country, il is deem,i proper to send tho circular
to our agents to lJi tlrm know that our own loss
by the fire is "moderaic;" it is of cOurse, at this
moment impossible TO state tho amount with Nc-
Gurucy. but to the utmost extent TO which It can
reach. will be no more than VIZ can readily meet.
and will no, interfere with tho regular course Of
our business, nor effect the security Of those who
insure with us.


Our iuyuriablc rules have been not to expose
heavy amounts TO tie possibility OF destruction
by one fire; the greatest inducement 10 vary from
this rule exists in large cities but il has in all cas-
es been so strictly adhered to, that in the present
as well as in the former, moro extensive confn-
grafton in New York, we escaped without any loss
that could seriously ehct us.


Respectfully yours.


TSgnedI WM. CONNER.
To PHIYBAs Il. WmTE. ESQ.


Agent at Van DureH, Ark.
August %, lS45.-2S-3w.