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missioner. and deposited with the State Treasurer. who shall hold such seeari- ties in the same manner as is prescribed in section 4575 of the Code of Alabama. 1907.
 8. That before any foreign insurance company of the kind described In section of this act shall be authorized to do business in the State such company must, in addition 10 complying with all other requirements of law in such cases pro- vided. satisfy the Insurance Commission CT that it is fully and legally organized under the laws of it's State or Govern nent to do the business 1t proposes to transact; that 1t has on deposit with the Treasurer of. the State, or with the prop CT officer of some other State, securities to the actual cash value of at least one hundred thousand dollars. consisting Of state bonds United States bonds or notes secured by mortgages on real estate for double the amount; all of which securi- ties shall be subject to the approval of the Insurance Commissioner of this State; and such companies shall file with the Insurance Commissioner the certificate Of the official with whom the securities are deposited, stating the name and amount of each of said bonds, notes or mort gages and that he is satisfied they are worth at least one hundred thousand dol- lars and that the deposit is made with him by the company for the protection of all policy holders and creditors in the United States
 1. That the provisions of this act shall not apply to mutual aid or industrial companies governed by sections 35si to 3572 inclusive and sections 3574 to 35ss fn- elusive, of the Code of 1907. and to an act to amend sections one d) and four (D of an act entitled ean act to amend sections 1116 q54D, 1117 G54S). Ills G5z9i. 1119 G550, and 1120 G55D of the Code of Alabama of 1896. approved February 2s. 1903. approved August g, fsO7."
 5. That this act shall be effective upon it's approval by the Governor.
 Approved August 19. 1909
 official
 Frank N. Julian
 Secretary of State
 No. 40) AN ACT dI. 6o
 
 the evils of intemperance. Be 1t enacted
 by the Legislature of Alabama:
 1. That it shall be the duty of the State Superintendent of Education of the State of Alabama to have prepared and fur nshed to the teachers in the public schools placards printed in large type, upon which shall be set forth in attrac- tive style statistics. epigrams and mot toes showing the evils of intemperance, and especially from the use of ntoxeat- ing liquors.
 9 That it shall be the duty of the said State Superintendent of Education to make changes in the matter printed on the said plaeards from time to time as he may deem proper. and that he shall at all times keep the public schools of Alabama provided with a sufficient num- Der of said placards to post one of them In every school room of Alabama.
 g. That the expenses of printing and expressing the said plaeards shall be paid out of the State Treasury on an account made out by the said State Superintend- ent of Education and approved by the Governor. and the Auditor shall draw his warrant for the same.
 4 That it shall be the duty of every public school teacher in the State to keep one of the said placards posted in con spicuous place in the school room occu- pied by such teacher
 5 That it shall be the duty of the County Superintendent Of Education and the district trustees to assist in the car rying out of the provisions of this act.
 6. That there shall be one day in each scholastic term of the public schools set apart to be known as Temperance Day, when q suitable programme shall be pre- pared to the end that the children of Alabama may he taught the evils of in- temperance.a
 Approved August 19, 1909. Official.
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State