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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
HEAVY VOTE EXPECTED
THROUGHOUT THE STATE

the fight has conferred on the First
Senatorial district.
Friends and supporters OF Or. II.
ID. Hatfield. candidate FOR governor.
claim the First district by a large ma
jority. Since HIS visits in this vicini-
~. DIR. Hatfield mas made many
friends aud viii poll a surprisingly
large vote in this vicinity. Charles
w. Swisher. who finished his cam
paign here yesterday afternoon. ex-
pressed himself as confident with the
outlook. and while he comedies the
Fifth Congressional district TO Dr.
Hatfield. Mr.. Swisher says he hopes
10 win with the vote in the northern
counties. Charles W. Dillon. OF Fay
cite county. finished his campaign in
the southeastern section OF the State
yesterday. and states that he is well
satisfied with the outlook.
= Secretary OF State.
Both Nike King and Stuart F. Reed,
candidates for secretary of State.
closed their campaigns in Wheeling
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yesterday. Mr.. King left last even
ing for Elkins. his home, over the Bal
timore 4 Ohio. while Mr.. Reed will
depart this morning for Clarksburg.
where he will cast his vote.
Since entering politics Mike King
ha smade a host Of friends in Ohio
county. and his friends claim this dis
tricr by a large majority. Few poll
ticians In the State are any better
known in the First Senatorial district
than Mike King. Mr.. Reed In at pres
ent the secretary OF State, and Is
seeking renomipation.
State Treasurer.
From here II looks like skip" Rath-
bone will secure the nomination for
State treasurer. although the friends
of NJ. l.. Long. who is seeking re-
nomination for this Office. say that he
will be renominated. Mr.. Rathbone
Is at present employed in the Office
Of State Tax Commissioner Blue. and
is well known throughout West Vlr-
ginia. He has many supporters in
Ohio and other northern counties. who
feel confident that he win win the
Mr.. Rathbone closed his campaign
here last week. His opponent. MI.
Long. Is also well known in this dis
trict. and has just completed a hard
campaign.
In the County.
All four candidates for sheriff have
made a house to house" canvas and
all seem confident OF winning on the
eve OF the primary. The nomination
for sheriff is practically conceded to
II. G. Deacon" Underwood. OF Madi-
son district. Mr.. Underwood was
defeated for the nomination four
years ago by a few votes, and his
supporters feel hat he is entitled to
the nomination. Chief of Police How
ard II. Hastings is making a Garrison
finish. His workers were busy all
night and claim a heavy vote. Both
MIR. Alexander and Mr.. Simpson have
been conducting a hard campaign.
The fight for prosecuting attorney.
Judge OF The criminal court. legisla-
ture and other Offices is waxing warm.
Polls Open,
The ballots and ballot boxes we're
distributed from the basement OF the
court house yesterday from room I'M
III 5 p. m. The polls will not close
until about : o'clock, which will give
all the mill men ampe time TO cast
their ballots.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
SCOTTISH RITE
SPRING REUNION
OPENED LAST EVENING AT SCOT
TISH RITE CATHEDRAL.
Degrees wiu BE Conferred Today and
During the Meeting viii Run from
Fourth 10 Thirty-second.

Last evening in the Scottish Rite ca
thedral the formal opening OF the spring
reunion Of Scottish Rite bodies took
place and u Is one of the chief events
which will occur IN fraterual circles dur
ing the year. The headquarters VIII he
the Scottish Rite cathedral on Four
teenth street. and a large class Of can
d'dates Will be- put through the degrees
from the fourth to the thirty-second in
elusive.
There are four bodies located In this
city, which will be in charge " the
various i~nitiatory ceremonies. and confer
the degrees upon the large class OF can
dtdatcs who have registered az follows;
Mcdonald Lodge Of Perfection No l..
degrees from four To fourteen inclusive.
Charity Chapter. knights Rose Croix No.
]. degrees fifteen TO eighteen Inclusive.
Albert Pike Council. Knights Dadosh 70.
]. degrees nineteen TO thirtleth Inclusive.
and West Virginia Consistory No. l.
t~hirty-hrst 10 thirty-second degrees.
The candidates began reporting TO Sec
Rotary l.. ". Blayney AZ the cathedral
and assignments were made % the vari-
Gus degree Of classes as follows.
The degree % Secret Master will be in
charge 81 Frank : wait. 32'. assisted
by William + Krupp. 22' X q a.. II:
George g. Crook. 221. O. w. Gretg. go.
}. p Robinson. 72'. and tho Scottish Rite
Guards. he latter bang under command
or Major W. Turner Morris. 32-.
At ln.f5 a. m. the degree 81 Perfect
Master VIII be conferred. Thomas J.
watkins being n charge. assisted Nv
Rose. GO. Hon. W y Krupp. 81 X -.
g. H.. o. W. Harrison 20 ana George
w Oldham. 20 The scottish Vt.
Guards also appear iu the floor work
81 This degree
~ 1l20 a m Tho degree 81 C-ra-
Dental Secretary. 90 charge OF Daniel
pinger. 80 vfl be- conferred. after
which adjournment for lunch viii be
had
In the afternoon f.c degree ~ Pro-
vost ana judge. " o. Erems-. o., In
tendent Of the Building. CI4rarp. Poe
Flu ~ tho Niur. and Efu ~ tne
Eifteen, W. r Morris. 81 Elu ~ tie
IWeIt". p W Wcstwoni. o. Master
Architect. Clarense Poe. ri. 10
Arch ~ Solomon ". J. Morris. az ir
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CANDIDATES CONFIDENT ON EVE
OF THE PRIMARY.
"Deason" Underwood viii Sweep tn,
County, According TO Claims
Of His Friends.

Under ideal weather conditions the
Republican State and county prima-
ries will be held to-day and the indi.
cations are that a heavy vote will be
cast. On the eve of the primaries last
evening all the candidates seemed
confident. and their supporters we're
working like beavers to get the>"vote
OUT today. The last guns Of the
campaign we're fred I'm Ohio county
last evening when Charles w. Swish
er, candidate for governor; Mike
King. candidate for secretary OF
State. Stuart +. Reed. candidate for
secretary OF State. and other State
Office seekers wound up their fight
here. Despite the fact that this coun-
~ has no candidates for State Offices,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
"sinso" Beats slssdy Rsrsr and Al

Fuss no more with bloody knives and
razors-with Shiny salves and sticky
stcking plastcrsi Bother no more with
bulky straps. cotton wads. cloth Tough
nuts and similar n~uisancesi mo more
need adding insult to injury.
Foot-torture days are over Praise De
10 Bingo. Great. wonderful. Corn-Con-
quertng Bingot Worst corns quickly
Weld 90 its witherinS touch. Inflamma-
tlon and pain stop AS ~ by magic
NO harm ~O-nOrma flesh. Corn or
callous Just fades away-yOu peel 10 off.
cast IL from your siEht-foot trouble
then Is merely memory
Make no mistake. II pestered with
ally or collectively-its BINGO you
want, There isn't anything Just as
good"
At druggists. sc. or direct upon
receipt OF price. by Dennison Pharmacal
Co, III No. Dearborn St. Chicago. III.
sold in this city by c. IL. Griest 1l4I
Market street.
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Polls Open,

Between n. ?. Behrens INC Charles
J. Schuek for Republican State Com.
mitteeman: Mhich7
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ROOSEVELT DEMONSTRATION
Is PLANNED FOR TONI GIT

throughout Sunday. after attending
church In the morning, I'm attempting
10 steal delegates away from President
Tart, although these delegates are
solemnly instructed and pledged to
support the President.
A a conference last night with
BIZ Finn. OF Pittsburgh. within four
hours after he a made his denunci-
alton OF alleged theft, Colonel Roose-
welt agreed TO a plan whereby he was
10 make personal appeals TO TAFT in
structed delegates TO break their in
structions and vote for him. Although
Mr.. Roosevelt throughout this cam
paign has denounced bribery in every
form. he Ia now willing by promises OF
preferment In the future. to obtain
votes, even though TO obtain those
votes he $ delegates TO violate
their solemn pledges and Instructions
The desperate game which is
being played IL indicated by Clark
Grier OF Georgia. who says that five
delegates from hat state will desert
Taft for Roosevelt. Mr.. Grier Is the
mouthpiece only for himself. while the
very delegates whose names he signs
10 his declaration for Mr.. Roosevelt
are not yet in Chicago. and since
their departure for this city, tele-
graphed that they will obey their in
structions and vote for President
Taft"
woodruff for Teddy.
Announcement % Timothy w~oodrufrs
detection was made by L. A. NanValksn-
burg. OF Philadelphia.
Colonel Roosevelt has authorized me
20 state TO the newspaper that Former
Northumberland Timothy l.. Wood
ruff. head OF the Kings county deleEa-
ton OF New York. has Just assured the
colonel that he will vote for Roosevelt
said Mr.. Van VRlkenburE. Mr.. Wood
ruff states that the gross and lndefensi-
bic Injustice shown IN the unseating OF
the legally elected delegates from Texas
and Washington has forced him TO ADOPT
this course. Mr.. Woodruff stated 10
Colonel Roosevelt that he IL convinced
that members Of the national committee
who voted for these outraEes did 20
knowing fun well that President Tar,
cannot win. He therefore feels abaolvel
fro many obligation 20 further support a
candidate whose managers have demon
strnted that hey have not the good OF
the Republican party at heart"
Another statement announced that Al
fred Hayes. Jr. OF New York. law pro-
rived to-day. had been designated to de-
liver 20 delegates from the Thirty--ev-
n n congressional district OF New York.
petitions urging them TO support Mr..
Roosevelt. The petition was signed by
700 Republicans from the Progressive
Republican Club. % Tompkins county.
New York. and tho Roosevelt League. OF
Chemung county.
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Y VI G. q. III. cln,,.,

Cir Guardians Of the Camp Pr.
VII meet with tho OUTING riob n,
Monday evening ~ q basket picnic
~ Wheeling mark The party vii
leave Tho association rooms abog,
: 20 O'Clock.
Home Oiris' Bible class VIII v.,,
Monday with Mrs J. ID warriw,n
Pleasant Valley. Niles Alma Hubbsrs
leader
business Women's bible class viii
meet tuesday evening NJ the Firs,
Iresbvtrrian church. g.4s O'Clock
mrH Robinson. leader
South Side Business Womep's ufbio
class VII ~ The Third pre-bv.
terlnn church Tuesday evening al I
o'clock Miss Thompson. leader
Afternoon business Women's urbis
ciass WI have an n door breatfae,
and Bible study wednesday mor,frr
SUNDAY School Teachers ptbl. &c.
eiH meet NJ ihe Y w q A nom.
M~edneadav evening o. g 40 o'clock
VI DysinRrr. leader.
nom dav meeting ~ mo Y ~ q
rooms Thursday. -. 1875: Mis-.
Eleanor VIII speak
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on. DVsINoER TO
CONDUCT THE EXERCISES.

Rev " 8 D~ysinger. pastor of tho
First English Lufheral church. will
conduct the devotional exercises a.
ne annual Washington county. Pa
Sunday school convention. which viii
be held o. C~harleroL ThurFdag and
Friday of THE week IN aIl. he viii
conduct Hir convetLonal services dur.
inF ne convention The sessions %
ne convention. which is usually tho
LARGEST attended in the State. viii be-
held In r. large tent This evening
Rev Dysinger viii address the mems
orEaniSaiion ~ Washington. Pa. 81
q meetinF % b. held in one Of no
churches Of Washington.
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VERY CRITICAL
IL Condition Of Miss Roy ~ North
wheeling Hospitai-Misa
B~ianksnaop improved.

Word from tho North Wheeling hos
pifai last niFhf wns 90 the sTsct
that Miss Florence Roy. who was In
iurrd in b nufomobile accident al
Pleasant Valley several DAYS ago.
was On n very critical condition and
might not live until fhis morning
Niles R~lankrnaop was anid 10 Be some
what improved. although her rondi-
ti0n was very serious.
Mr Mokes is improving nicely and
Mi5q Lucy O'Bernie. who suffered n
fractured collar bone was able 20
leave the hospital saturday.
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CHAUFFEURS
VIII Hold Annual Outing a. oHehrist
Camp North % City "wednesday.

One o. tho most promising events
Of the outing season Is scheduled for
Wednesday. when the %chauneurs Of
Wheeling and vicinity will enjoy ono
day OF the year 20 themselves.
The outing Will be strictly by invi
tation. The day will BE- spent At
Gilchrist Camp. located north % tho
city when o baseball game and other
athletic events will BE- features. while
danciB will also be enjoyed. Owners
~ machines employing ohauneurs
sho~ the boys your heart IL IN tho
right place and u will be greatly ap-
prnclafrd-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17

Mrs. Leila Love. wife Of Wiley Love.
a farmer living near Covena. Ga.
says: Il have taken Foley's Kidney
pills and find them to be all you
claim for them. They gave me al
o instant relief when my kidneys
were sluggish and inactive. I cheer
fully recommend them 10 all sufferers
from kidney troubles" Foley Kid.
ney Pills are ~ carefully made and
a. scientifically compounded az any
medicine your home doctor can give
you. They act directly on the kid
neys and bladder. Coleman & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17

ieraf.h fp ne rrteUfrsresr
I'NN W. va. June r.
who won tho romlra-
senator ORR fhia district.
irr Thar Do expended f4sf oe
cure The nomination.
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@ Geo. ~ x s.. ze,. 1e.. Co. Geo: r: zeyhr Co.
1929 Dresses
AT u OFF & p PRICE
An occasion of quite remarkable offerings. All are Mid
Summer Dresses in the greatest variety of STYLES, ma
terials and coors it has probably ever been your privi-
lege to choose from. One Thousand Two Hundred and
Twenty-Five by actual count.
Dresses Of Linen
White and all shades, tailored and lingerie, trimmed self
materials and laces
Dresses Of NuH Voh, Net Rahine, Pique, La9vn, Crepe,
Lnene, bingham, Tissue, Etc.,
Lavish in sheer and heavy laces, alovers and needlework,
from the dress wonderfully elaborate to the simple dress with
pretty yoke and inserts.
Dresses of Silk
Black, color and changeabe tafetas, messalnes, foulards.
pongee, china, chiffon and various other silks.
Dresses of Cloth
Of serge, chaIie, bedford card and novelties.
White Dresses IN abundance
Offering all materials from sheerest null to the heavy terry.
1t Will NOT Be an Accident
That finds you a most suitable dress-not among so many
finds you a suitable dress that answers to your measurements
and at a price that you are willing to pay. There are so many
kinds and % many of each kind that it will not be an accident
that finds several in your trunk when ready for your vaca-
ton trip
L DRESSES RI FOR CASH ONLY
NO EXCHANGES, APPROVALS OR RETURNS
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- NsEta u I'D

~PreFident Tar has ne votes
necessary 20 nominate him on the
nrat ballot Tia delegates are for
him because they believe in hia per
aouaiity ana what 10 represents .
Some time earlier. Director Nc
Efrlsv fn a rfafemert attacked The
York ~ Colonel Roosevelt and his
managers
The fret public Utferance 81 Thco-
dors H00aevelt ppm he arrival On This
cry Wa fhs aaferfl0n that Chi~aEo
10 a poor place FOR men % trv 20 steal
r. nofwifhrfandlnE fhia fact Mr.
AooHavelt haa been busliy engaged
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2.725,147.83

2.725,147.8
! rents, expenses, bills, &C.
esi'' e:.ea. ia $sssssoess;' ses' dSs Est,%.t:d 1s Cd
a.loqnts hereafter payable fer
:, federal. state and other
/. taxes based upen the bust.
, statement. So, ,4oo' q; 7 Return urn
! premiums, $&4aⓈ Reinsur.
/ ss.7s1.e5 ................... ee,47ls7
(; Total Liabilities 81, ,7s4, ,619.2o
Frsniu%s s.aI fs rsesivsd during the w.~ ~, ..
Interest = and 6 Dividends i:o:iv.
Rents received during tie
Amount received from all other ''o'z'''
] sources received from home
o1ae 90. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 134,0A.26
: Total Receipt. $3.50, 1885, "a
Losses paid during the year: 81. .172 os5.15
Paid for salaries Ie:s and ''~''~A'
Paid for Taxes, .icense and In.
surance Dept Fees ::..... 7s,aos.le
Amount of all other Disburse-
Total Disbursements ....... .s2,614,42z.7o
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS.
year :.... .....:...:....s es5s4eoo
Ing the year .............. s51s.ss
Total Losses incurred during
the year ................... ] 2s7o2s
during tho year ............ 1,5aAos
D@oe Of Commissioner Of Insurance.
!, w. G. Taylor, Commissioner Of In
eurance Of the State Of North Dakota, DO
hereby certify that the foregoing IL a
true abstract Of the original statement
bow on fle In this ONCE.
In Testimony whereof, have hereunto
pet my hand an affixed the seal Of this
bface ut Blsmaro. the 1st day Of April.
"A. D. 1912.
SBAL) W. c. TAYLOR.
II Commissioner of Insurance.
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adjusted and n
not due. l91 .873.62
Claims for death
losses. no
proofs received
estimated 49,. 100000
Policy claims re-
sisted by the
company ..... 100000
Total Policy claims. .........$ 657. .s60.ol
Net present value Of all out
standing poltcies-American
311 per cent. American
nss;s.ss: s;s ST. ss: and unpaid: ss;s: =:
the business Of til the year - ssaooo.o
Present value Of amounts not
yet due on supplementary
contracts not Involving life
contingencies ............. 1,89&77o.I
Dividends payable In 1912.... 372208o
Contingency Reserve Funds
Suspended Mortality Fund,
$2,644.1 1890; Dividend :.
Equalization Fund, $685..
s07 -; Security, Fluctuation
4s:s.i s;ss = /: :ssss ~: S;sS;i:. :
Total Liabilities; fNcooiA&iH 'sl47'22'".4
New Premiqms:$ s.os4.1ss.ss
miumS 1883, 1913
Total ....... $50. .s2s, ,27e.m
Total Premium Income. 3 20,92S, ,70.o
Interest and dividends receiv.
n:st. % received: sass %sss;
Consideration for supplement-
ary contracts not involving
life contingencies. 41S49.2
Income from all other sources 1001S1.6
rots, Income: 27.soe21.e
Paid for Losses and Addi-
Paid n' for Matured Endow. 0'0''0'''
ments and Additions. ..... 1,4SOOS7.o q
Paid to Annuitants. ......... 165O06.2
Paid for surrendered Policies 2,s59, ,420.1
Cash surrendered values ap-
migms ...::...::.:..:. 1e,s1s.4
ers .....:................. 1905, 6,e5ae
Paid for claims on Supple
mentary contracts not In
volving life contingencies. 21O,9461
Cash paid during the year for
Commissions and Salaries. 2,728O21. ID
Rents paid during the year.. 69,8121
Taxes paid during the year. 8,3sO.2
Cash paid for Advertising,
Printing and Postage..... 1O8,112.e
Cash paid for committing com.
missions. so: real estate ex.
penses. $35.O51.O4; legal ex-
.penses, s56.s14.o4. ..:...:.. e1,se5.c
Mortgage Loan expenses, $4O-
797.47: medical expenses,
$161, ,232.6S; miscellaneous
onice expenses. $50. is9 o.. 252,20.1
Amount of all other cash ex-
penditures, expense Of ex.
animation by New Jersey
Insurance Departmental. 15,4eo.os
Profit and Loss. ............. 271, ,910.1
Total Expenditures. .......$ 1905, ,554.s
MISCELLANEOUS
Paid for business issued in
North Dakota during the
year "a polfcies). .........S 125 556G(
Total Premiums received dur
ing the year in North Da-
| STATE OF NORTH DAEOTA.
Once Of Commissioner of Insurance.
!, W. c. Taylor, Commissioner Of Insu
ance of the State Of North Dakota, d
hereby certify that the foregoing is trr
abstract Of the original statement now q
| die In this Office.
In testimony whereof, have hereun,
set my hand and affixed the seal Of tn
| Office at Bismarck the LIST day Of Apr.
| A. D. 1912.
(SEAL) W. G. TAYLOR,
| CnmmiasionAr NJ YnanronNA
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AIrnost 4 Miracle.

One Of the most startling changes ever
seen in any man, according to w. B.
HolsclAw, Clarendon, Tex, was affected
years ago in his brother. HE had such
. adreadful cough,' = he writes, '.that all
our family thought he was going into
consumption, but he began to use DR..
Kings New Discovery, and was com
pletely cured by ton bottles. Now he ia
sound and we'll and weighs 21s pounds.
For many years our family has used
this wonderful remedy for coughs and
colds with excellent results" It's quick
safe, reliable and guaranteed. Price Soc
and S1.00. Trial bottle free at the City
Pharmacy.
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RESPONDED Al LAST. Z

"speak!" she cried passionately.
The one who heard her despairing
accents shrugged his shoulders and
remained dumb.
"spaak!" she called again. but this
time note Of despair got into her
voice. And no answer came.
.'speak!" she almost shrieked. And
now she toyed with his curly black
hair. gaxed into his mating eyes. and
laid her little white hand upon his
shoulder. Speak"
Who could resist such IN appeal1
Hs rolled his eyes In her direction. 10.
.sponded to the stroking Of her palm
and ct the end responded.
sBowswow-wowls 10 said. ga. ,s6
Triumphantly nh. turned TO ths
guests. He's awfully spoiled, but
hS1l speak Il kssp at him. long
SSnOugh :. she smiled. Nov run away.
bad dog. md cook win givs yoa .
chop.
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Notice to Creditors.

ceaata ess,e p ap1sa 81 Fsmsinss 4saiasta' ss.
In the matter of the estate of Margaret
~. y. Eastman, deceased, .S-
Notice is hereby given by C. Howard
eastman and John 4: Eastman. adminis:
man. deceased, to the creditors Of, and ali
persons having claims against said de.
ceased, to present them with the necessary
their residences. In the township Of Car.
nele, Pembina county, North Dakota, with.
in four months after the first publication
OF this notice. - - =
Dated this 22nd day of March, 1912,
&. HOWARD EASTMAN,
JOHN A, EASTMAN.
First publication March 18th, 1912
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He Knew.

Ho Knew.
In one Of New York's public schools
the other day this sentence appeared
in the reading lesson:
"The king and his escort passed
by"
''Now," said the teacher, "who can
tell me what is meant by an escort?
A small, freckle-faced boy raised his
hand and in the vernacular Of the
East side said:
TITS feller what's got girl and
he takes her out walking"
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Office Of Commissioner Of Insurance.
COMPANY'S CERTIFICATE OF Az.

4, THORlTY.
Lancashire Fire ms. Co.. a corporation or.
sanised under the laws Of The Kingdom
Pf Great Britain, has fled in this od5cs
sworn statement exhibiting - condition
and business for the year ending Deeen-
nents Of the laws Of this state, regulat-
Ing the business Of Insurance. and.
This oAace duly certified copy Of IL char
Ter With certificate of organization In com.
pliance with the requirements Of the In.
:; Now, therefore. I, w. O. Taylor. Com.
missioner Of Insurance ot the State Of,
North Dskota. lursuant to II prsvis'cns'
hboyA psped Company y faNy empowered.
mot s. Fe adehos!sed ass1a to transact
lts appropriate business Of Fire, Lightning
knd Tornado Insurance In this state &C.
eordinF 70 the laws Thereof. until the s1se
bay Of March, A. d. 1913.
In testimony whereof, have hersunto
bet my hand and seal at Bismarck, this
list day Of April, A. D. 1912
fSDAL1 W. G. TAYLOR,
CommiSuiooer Of Insurance,