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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
DARWIN P. KINGSLEY, PRESIDENT

1780 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, N. Y.

HAROLD GEORGE, SPECIAL AGENT

TELEPHONES
CIRCLE 4989
FRANKLIN 4900
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PROPOSAL FOR FINANCIAL SAFEGUARD
and
GUARANTEED PROTECTION IN FAVOR OF

JACQUES SELIGMANN & CO. INC.

on the lives of

Termain Seligmann, President
Jacques Seligmann, Treasurer

Amount: $50,000

Because life insurance is a form of indemnity founded on rational lines because of the uncertainty of life.

It is entirely logical to place a definite property value upon the life of a valuable member or members of your firm.

Bankers have come to appreciate business insurance and to make it a factor in credit. This is true because the loss by death to a concern almost always comes at an inopportune time not only in regard to general financial considerations, but in the possibility of securing a successor who will immediately command the same respect in the business world.

Aside from the above, business men are always actuated by one of two desires -- they either wish to have a business go on uninterruptedly after their passing, providing a steady income for their families, or they wish to have their interests in the business fully realized in cash for their families immediately at their death.

There is only one known way of providing for all of these contingencies without undue strain, and [[underlined]]that is by means of business life insurance.[[/underlined]]

Business life insurance makes it possible to replace [[underline]]Brains, Capital[[/underlined]] and [[underlined]]Credit .[[/underline ]] It also safeguards the estate against all unforeseen hazards on one hand, and the stockholders on the other.

May we not suggest taking this absolute protection to guarantee the future financial interests of your firm and those of your stockholders?

[[signed]]H George[[/signed]]