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The sun., 1912-05-26

While the steamships OF the various lines
7tlch are now owned and operated by the
stern Steamship Corporation have al
sa}- been amply equipped the Corporation
= recently placed very large order for
'!'lonal lifehoa's and liferaft, for It's
-Gr- The added equipment will provide
'eboa' seat for every passenger carried
N ne thirty ships which the Corpora tion
". arates. among them the Massa chusetts
ruG bunker Hill on the ,Mstropoltan Line
.'.No.u New York and Boston. the Old
olo,y. North Line and North star OF
- Maine Steamship Line between New
"rs and Portland, and the vessels on
- Boston and Portland Line. Portland end
'i 7 inc. kenn"h"" lln", f''jh' )
..-.r .... '.r.u' i'"-ct, ne
l.. -. aA! M .Ln..-Lo...L ,.lMea.
The sun., 1912-05-26
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
.NICkFRBOCkrR TRUST coMPAN,.

.."N 0rA. VA IT IJI.
: Special N.e'n. ~ he Stockholders %
kSIcKr RRcckER TPrsT CoNpANY will be
he,1 a, TIE o:tcs Of the col!y sny. No SIS fi:th
Avenue A. 2itN St-set. New NorE Cir. en- Tues
day June !. 1912 az 30 ciocl. y ~ for the
ps:pe:s G yeIny ypon AZ a., .gLeen!,9t - merge;
AND COLUMBIA TkrST COMPANY. entered
,nto ~ thr Boards of Dir.c'c:s e sa'c cc!po-s-
~ .p. S',s S pInu WaSr G'I % IA
'ne pu-scse :, cors't-r,rc and actir- UPON arv
other r'stter or thns which -sv cone beiors
slch stJckAo!G"rs fer thei- consideration.
ny ertcr G! tse Board o, directors
HARRIS 4. DrNN. Secre,ary.
The sun., 1912-05-26
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. May 2s:--Sesrs, -Roebuck was
under considerable pressure to-day. but
in face OF the selling the stock acted we'll
Rumors Of friction among the insiders
and the increase In capitalization we're said
o be the main reasons for tho liquidation
Booth preferred continues in good demand
I MON Carbide, Diamond Match and Public
Service preferred were strong features
Bond market dull and unchanged, Sum
The sun., 1912-05-26
KNICKEHBOCKlR TRUST IOMpANY.

So7Icr Is HEREBY GIVEN tka;' .or the
on Tue'd.. tgue = 1871? the stock Transfer
Books II ne hncEerbocker irusr company will
be coscd CT Wednesday, May 20. 1912 1T ) o Jock
y II. EAkklS 4. DUNN. Secretary.
The sun., 1912-05-26
THE BOSTON MARKET.

Bosrox. MAY ?j The market for copper
shares showed u better nrdcr'one on
moderate volume OF business. with notable
strength In speclal,ies. East Boston Land
advanced it.. Osccola also gained ~.
while Calumet and iecla advanced -.
points. The rails and industrials Tcre quiet.
The sun., 1912-05-26
BUSINESS OPPNRrUN!rIEs.

PARTNER WASTED-WIlA $500 10
$4,000. To put through d Panama Land
Concession, worth many times cost; 40
not require all cash down. and will allow
time for fullest Investigation. PANAMA
ENGINEER, box los Sun oftcs.
LACE CURTAIN manufacturer vents Iepre-
sentative for thc West and Middle West r'Sid nee
and once In Chirago; must have knuwiedse Of
and connection IN the trade, Apply by icier Ia
EDWARD l. HILL. lafayette Bl9g. Pm 'dc'7''s
The sun., 1912-05-26
COLUMBIA Trust COMPANY.

New iorA Nay -. 1912
NOTICE IS HEREIN GIVEN that for thr pur-
pose o. the stockholders Meeting 10 Be held on
Tuesday. June 1. 1912. the Stock Transfer books
OF the Columbia TrIst Company will h- closed
on Wednesday. May -. 1872, At 3 O'Clock =. n
LANGLEY ". WIGGIt Secretary
The sun., 1912-05-26

sUn.r Raw uas stead CeU''tf',s-i
10 test, 3e.c inasco, ados 20 'ss'. -,
refined vas nrr sranuls'eh igo co'
NAVAL SIosks Spirits ~ '-r'e'''ne
AeG.ai.c Common 70 good strained r-=ln
$50
The sun., 1912-05-26
trFR srocks cLoslNi fsltLs.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHiLApELaHiA. May IS -Leh!gh Valley
Iranst issues were in good demand TO-DAY
a. slight fractional gains. pu!lness pre-
vailed N other issues The summaries
The sun., 1912-05-26
COMPANIES RE0RGANlzED
Security Holders Investments Saved

rrnAt-rlAk!re business which ss"r gotten MO
c!ftculies. rlay be -cotvaui,ed .nl given the
oprortrr''% for srrc"Sst.. co1'inr .lon, - the
reorganization y lustined -nl T. managed prop
erlJ. IN this Tork rc haze success stul record
ard invite co::cspcr.sgce
HENRY Dr,pnsLrY l. Madison ~
!rOStRb y >CpTr New NorL
The sun., 1912-05-26

EAportS lj.. 40 .Ns UO .j5cO ... 500
Kansas city Rains in southern Kansas
only with several tNi,ters reported No
ram whatever On The plains. where 1t II
badly needed
omaha Observer Welsh says trace
rain at Oaa dale. says forecast generally
lair and warmer. with no prospect of rain
in sight
Omaha. our agent At Bancroft writes
need rain pretty badly aai considerable
Ienlan,lns oi corn bein. done.
kareas CitJ 1T rained from Great Bend
To Lmporia On Santa to. 40 rain north
west kansa-
Colby. Kan Ram over NeJr third ~
county last night Pro-p-"is good here.
Wiring from Dodge Guy. Nan. Iotu
luglis say NOTHING ui hp'e TO report
sun hot with ind from the north Fields
are si,oltin. badly. ENcn the rrairi. brov n
ing
Peoria. II Is claimed IA some rirt- ni
best corn territorr that farmers are usins
some dubious seed corn Considerable OF
~ only tests 20 peroent terminating uuali-
ties GOOD seed corn scarce
Peoria: We are getting good Southern
demand for corn at iull advance and ali
want quick shinmeu'
Flour was steady wi'h no trading Oh 4
small scale. Spring Clear. s. ooIsi ~.
patents. s. 7jHso -. hau-as -'raishts,
e5.:5d;jt. rye hoqi. s5f;sj 60
The sun., 1912-05-26
,olYoN Sorr
New Orleans wired -Piyer falling fss'
Planning progressing nicely as bsckwster

recedAs
cor. II wired from Dallas Paris enni-
son, sherman, Mckinney 20 Dallas condi-
tions near perfect as possible Perfect
stands. generally clear and we'll worked
Soil - in excellent cond"'rn. Think Sher-
man Dallas section much better than las,
wear this ds'" rs We have had ample mo's-
turc 80 far weather has been highly
favorable tor farm work. which has been
pushed Vigorously.
Mail advice say that prospects for the
new Egyptian cotton crop have never bsen
better than this year.
cotton and Cotton o.. .Sevs wired from
Dallas: "Adrices from a lsre- ares Of the
cotton belt 70 this paper Indicate a very
bulllsh bureau on June4 Crude cotton oil
mills are sitting tigh, on their stock and
many Of them are also disposed to buy con
tracts
The sun., 1912-05-26
THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement ~ the clearing
House institutions compares a. follows
With The neures ot the previous week
The sun., 1912-05-26

SPOT cotton here Ms unchanged al
II 90 Tor riddlin. rpiards southern scot
cotton markets unchanged Galveston
holiday. New Orleans. ~ il-ls Ss>annah
~. Houston, h,llda, Memphis. -. and
Augusta l.
r-..lp,s and stocte - leading ro,n'..
The sun., 1912-05-26
appended table gives the percentage
!. companies

Important changes in the cash holdings
OF the banks and trust companies and
their loans are as follows
The sun., 1912-05-26
Improved Property Holding Company Of New York


me oSnds c,n ne .:r 81 u: mn' to a,pr the
The sun., 1912-05-26
Eort rccc,r'r cstlr,a'ei

V0TF TNC'IN'T, Fs'TFTH'"N, j,V7I FATFS,
against S,I La year tSrorts, " .?Ni
'o'sl 'ot tAs season. '".o.i.nsl. esalpst
5lJs.oys last ..ar
rst,.s'e1
r.-e'c,s 'o-tav, Lea week 'a'
/ ra'ves'on nchis, -'si pia
Seg rrl-sns ! 20 10 10 G' at
r!v.rpoo, clossd on e"colnt % whitsun-
/ ..i~ hcrda's
! re,d.-- buyer Mitchell wilson '-a,s
, s,hll. RAJ T'Up'r il.tton and S'-de-
! burg reatt,- Sellers N'ntt Waters
Nisyin Eiordar tlirn, Huhba'd and Rice
The sun., 1912-05-26
Total deposits

Deposits. cnmina ung
Amounts due ron'
reserve depOsitAries r.
and from other banks
and trust companies
in New Nork city .
Evening star., 1912-11-14
.FAVORS EXTRA SESSION
Senator Martin Says Party
Pledges Should Be Early
Carried Out.

Senator Martin of Virginia, democratic
leader in the upper branch of Congress,
is one of those who believe an extra
session Of Congress should be convened
by President Wilson next spring to re-
wise the tariff
The democratic party has been in
trusted with power" Mr. Martin says,
because of the several important reform
measures which were passed by the DEM
ocratic House in the Sixty-second Con-
gress. most of which measures were also
passed by the Senate, although the demo-
Gratis did not have a majority in that
body. and because of the promises and
pledges made to the people of the coun-
try In the platform adopted by the Bal
,timore convention. / believe the pledges
of a party should be absolutely carried
out.
II can see no reason why the perform
ance of the promises of the party should
be delayed nine months. If the legislation
promised is wise and of such nature
as to promote the welfare of the people
of the country the sooner it is enacted
the better.
acknowledging the narrow margin OF
democratic control of the upper house OF
congress. Senator Martin believes that
there will be no division in the ranks.
and that the democratic senators viii
stand together and put through legisla-
ton in accordance with pure democratic
doctrines.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
"CASCARETS" MAKE
YOU FEEL GREAT
A 10 cent box will keep your
liver, stomach and bowels
clean for months.

Sick headache, biliousness.
dizziness. coated tongue, foul
taste and foul breath-always
TRACE them to torpid liver, delay
ed1ermenting food in the bowels
or sour. gassy stomach
Poisonous matter clogged in
the fnteStineS instead of being
cast out OF the system is reab-
sorbed into the blood. When
this poison reaches the delicate
brain tissue II causes congestion
and that dull. throbbing sicken-
ing headache
Salts, cathartic pills, oil and
purgative waters force a pas
sageway for a day or two-yes-
but they don't take the poisons
out and have no effect upon the
liver or stomach.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse
and regulate the stomach, re-
move the sour, undigested and
fermenting food and foul gases,
take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out of the system
all the constipated waste matter
and poisons in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will sure
ly ;traighten you out by morn
ing. They work while you
sleep-a Io-cent box from your
druggist means your head clear,
stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels clean and regular for
Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Ever Take an
Internal Bath?
1t is the new and scientific
Nature-Cure for many ills.


A most interesting method of
internal bathing is now being
shown an explained by Affieck,s
Drug Store. 1t is called the J.
B. l.. Cascade, and is different
from anything else ever used tor
the purpose.
You have undoubtedly noticed
that constipation and biliousness,
besides bringing on much more
serious ills, make us feel nerv-
Gus. yellow. blue-unht 10 think
or work-in fact, about so per
cent efficient:
Accumulated waste in the large
intestine always causes these
troubles, and the old methods of
ridding ourselves of it are only
partially effective. They force
Nature, too, instead of assisting
her.
This internal bath. however. IS
taken perfectly naturally-you
just use the appliance and warm
water-it assists Nature instead
OF forcing her. vet rids the sys-
tenn OF the poisonous matter
much more thoroughly than any.
drugs-it keeps one regular, too.
Inasmuch as many thousands
are using and nraising the ] B.
l.. Caacade. and the most en-
lightened physicians are pre-
scribing :. it would seem worth
every ones while to see the Cas-
cade at Affleck's Drug Stores,
18th and F SITS. NV and oo4 q
st. NV, and let the principles
and operation of the system be
thoroughly explained-this, Of
course. involves no obligation
whatever
Ask for booklet. Why Man of
Today Is Only 500 Efficient :
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Y.M. C. A. INDUSTRIAL WORK.
Eight Delegates From Washington
Present at New York Conference.

The Washington Y. NJ. c. A. is repre-
sented by eight delegates at the inter-
national conference on industrial work Of
the Y. NJ. C. A. at New York today and
tomorrow. The sessions of the conference
are being held at the, Railroad Club Of
New York, and the annual dinner Of the
international committee of the Y. NJ.
{. \. will be held tonight at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Delegates representing the Washington
organization are William Knowles Coop
er, general secretary; Myron ]. Jones, di-
rector of education; Walter Gillian, di-
rector of religious work; Miles NJ. Shand,
s. w. Woodward and c. l.. Harding,
directors, and John r. Hawkins, director,
and Lewis Z. Johnson secretary, of the
colored mems branch of the Washington
Y NJ. c. A.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Welded INDICTED WOMAN.
New Mexico Man Gets Divorce From
Priscilla r. Nav.

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ, November
1.-THE district court here yesterday
granted a decree of absolute divorce to
c. F. Shelton of Albuquerque from his
| wife, formerly Miss Priscilla r. Nav Of
Shrewsbury, VT.
Shelton alleged he did not know she
| was under a federal indictment in ver-
mont. charged with violating the pension
law. when he married her at Las Vegas
| October %. 1909.
| The court granted the decree on the
| ground that the marriage was the result
| of fraud on the part of the defendant.
| Mrs. Shelton was arrested in this city
| March I, 1910, taken back to Vermont
and arraigned on the indictment. to which
| she pleaded guilty.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
TO HAVE. 159 MAJORITY
Unofficial Figures for House
of Representatives Include
Two Republicans.

The democrats will have a majority OF
100 in the House of Representatives OF
the next, or Sixty-third Congress, be-
ginning March 4 next, according to semi
official calculations made in the Office of
the clerk of the House.
The secretaries of states of the various
states have been reporting the results
of the recent elections by telegraph to
the clerk of the House and returns have
now been received from all the states.
The list, while not official. is regarded as
accurate.
This temporary list of representatives
elect compiled by the House clerk indi-
Gates there will be 297 democrats in the
next House and 1873 republicans and pro-
gressives, giving a democratic majority
of 10
Evening star., 1912-11-14
BOY MOTOR CAR STOWAWAY.
Travels to Coast and Is Found
Wedged in Large Tire.

Los ANGELES, Cal, November H.
Henry Wheeling, a twelve-year-old boy
from Charlottesville, Ind. who said he
had ridden the entire distance on the
rear of automobiles, was discovered yes
terday at Pomona, thirty-five miles east
of here, wedged into a large tire fastened
on the rear of a transcontinental auto
mobile. He was taken out. given good
dinner and a comfortable ride the rest of
his journey.
The lad said he had not spent a penny
or the entire trip, which required two
mont hs.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
PROMOTES ELECTRICITY'S USE
Society for Development Incorpor.
ated in State of New York.

ALBANY, y. Y, November 14-The
Society for Electrical Development, with
principal Office in New York city, has
been Incorporated here. Its aim is ito
establish cooperative relations among
different electrical interests in the United
States. Canada and Mexico, with a view
10 increasing the use by the public of
electrical current
The directors include W. A. Layman
Webster Grove. Mo: L. A. Osborne,
Pittsburgh. A. 6. Einstein, ST Louis
Roger Scudder. kirkwood, Mo-; j. r.
Grouse, Cleveland: G. NJ. Sanhorn,
Indianapolis; Ernest McCleary, Detroit !:
Ernest Freeman, W. W. Lowe and John
y. Gilchrist Chicago.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Two Republicans Counted In.

With the democrats are counted two
republicans. Cary and Stafford. elected in
Wisconsin on democratic tickets under a
fusion arrangement The total of the
opposition includes republicans, progress
siyes and Washington party men.
Only eight states will not be represented
i'm the next House by at least one DEM
ocrat. They are Oregon, Washington,
South Dakota, North Dakota, Vermont,
Utah. Wyoming and Idaho. They cannot
be said to have solid republican delega-
tions. because some of the representa-
tives-elect ran on the progressive or other
similar tickets.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
Bears the Lower Number.

The law provides that unit of area
cut by zone boundary shall be re-
garded as wholly within the zone bear
ing the lower number. For, instance, If
the map shows the unit of area lying
partly within zone and partly within
zone ) it must be considered as lying
wholly within zone 4. BY consulting
the table the rate for zone will de-
termine the rate Of postage on the
parcel.
The office guides and regulations for
operating the parcels post system will
not be ready for several days, but every
postmaster will be supplied with ytthe,n
and the maps by January l.
Evening star., 1912-11-14
PARCELS POST PLAN
Method of Determining Amount
of Postage Due.
DIVISION ON ZONE LINES
Units of Area Prescribed, Each
Thirty Miles Square.
RECK0NED FROM WASHINGTON
Information for Guidance of Post
masters, Accompanied by Map,
Supplied by Department.
DIVISION ON ZONE LINES
RECKoNED FROM WASHINGTON

A sample of the maps to be used in the
post offices of'the country for determining g
the rates of postage on parcels post mail
on and after January 1, under the new
system which then goes into operation,
was issued to the press by Postmaster
General Hitchcock today
1 Under the new system the rates of
postage for parcels post mail are to be
determined by zone calculation. There
are eight zones, under the law, which en-
brace the entire country, which is di-
vided into what are known as units of
area, thirty miles square, identical with
quarter of the area formed by the in
tersecting parallels of latitude and me-
ridians Of longitude"
The first zone takes in the surrounding
country for fifty miles from the center of
given unit of area. the second zone
extends 15O miles, the third 300 miles, the
fourth 600 miles, the fifth 1000 miles, the
sixth 400 miles, the seventh 1,SOO miles,
and the eighth includes all units of area
outside of the seventh zone.
Method of Reckoning.
The zones on the map in todays issue
of The Star are reckoned from unit of
area 10I1, in which Washington, d. c.,
is situated. The parcel post rates cal
culated by means of the map apply to
any post office in that unit of area as
mailing point. but to no other Office. Post
offices in every unit of area will be sup
piled with maps showing the system of
zones applicable to offices in their unit,
but to no other. There will be 81, 900 maps
in all. The zone boundary lines are
drawn for all offices in the division of
topography, Post Office Department.
A Parcel Post Guide accompanies each
map, and contains the name of each post
office, followed by a number which is
the number of the unit of area in which
that office is situated To reckon rates on
a parcel, the postmaster ascertains from
the guide the number designating the Of
fees unit of area to which the parcel
is addressed. Turning to the map he will
find the same number and also the large
numeral which designates the zone in
which the unit of area is situated. Com
putation of the amount of postage to be
paid on the parcel is then made, accord
ing to a table in the lower left corner
of the map.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-10-31

The Chicago Post. IN influential in
dependent Republican newspaper, pro-
pounds this question to Republicans:
why not Wilson,
This question is addressed particu-
'arly TO Republicans.
Governor Wilson suits the Demo-
Gratis down to the ground. suits all
Democrats who are worthy to be call
ed Democrats. But in an emergency
like this, why should not Wilson suit
large part Of the Republicans az
we'll?
Why not Wilson?
Governor Wilson Is a Thoroughbred
american gentleman. not only in the
accident Of birth hut in his every
deal impulse and principle That
should be the first requirement OF ev'
Try presidential candidate.
Governor Wilson is a tried and
trustworthy executive. His brilliant
record as governor Of New Jersey
proves that.
Governor Wilson is an eminently
,ane and sensible man. He is an emf.
nently honorable man. He has digni-
led every place which he has held.
le has performed a splendid public
eryice by lifting tho present CAM
sign ont of tho riot Of mudslinging
III which Roosevelt began It.
IN every personal characteristic,
Governor Wilson is equipped to be
tiny mans president, without regard
to whether thai man is a Democrat or
; Republican, What, then, Of his po-
! icll qualtica'isNs9
Governor Wilson is and always has
! lacn. a sensible Democrat, but he is
lot and never has been ii silly, violent
/ PARTISAN.
! Governor Wilson stands for honesty
and efficiency iii federal administra
ton So do all save those who profit
! by graft and inef'lciency
Governor Wilson stands for the
tuTDlng Oh lTuSlS anu IliollopVli'S ~
90 al except monopOlists and their e.
ndrr, Theodore Roosevelt,
Governor Wilson /. ,nds for :
prompt and steady downward rcvioiul
or the tariff So do ninrtrnths of th'
lpGplc OF The United States.
Governor Wilson believes in a NOR
r.dieal tariff revision than do a larg
number Of the rank and file Of Re
Dublicans I,ut Governor Wilson |
the only candidate who if elected vii
permit the revision Of the tariff at all
The tariff has been to high for
generation IL il not better to take
chance at getting il too low according
20 Republican gtandards-than 10 10
tho known frauds Of the present re
zine con,inrc for another -four year
10 rob the public
why not Wilson He will give a
honest. digni.icd, capable admins
ration. He viii respect the constitu
1ion He will see that the tariff is RI
yiscA downward He will curb trust:
lie will serve the people.
Why not N'ilson?'
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-10-31
A TALK WITH THE BOY

Young n.an, come u httle closer
ard let us have a heart 10 heart talk.
lCu are almost man now. YOJ
think your old daddy isn't in it when
il comes TO sense. tie is old and
fOgy and cut of date. But, sonny,
the old man is no fool. lie has been
here a long time, and has seen
srCat deal more of the world and its
folly than you have. You had bet
ter listen to him. Once he was just
your age, and possibly lie was IL
cllned to 80 just as you are Sol.;,
Maybe he Remembers now how h.
treated his own father back yonder
when he Was in his teens and tWen-
ii :, and the mcmcry Of it is erie,
Gus unto him Thoughts of the pa
are like horns in his pillow, just a
they viii IL to You Gle vi thee dass.
iit NOlilu t,l't ali Iic i'o''t".'o "A u
could lie kind and gentle and obedi-'
eht to the old folks. But they are
gone He may call but in vain.
They answer him not aGrin. My
son, consider the bent form Of YOU"
father, and give heed to your old
mother They. would wear their life
away for you, and they are dOinS
it 1t will not be long until they
will sleep out yondcr under the sod
That's their main object in life.
They want to see their hoy do well!
They want him to be man.
These old people have burdens my
son, that you can tighten. They haze
loads that you ought to carry Oh
your broad shoulders. This is yonr
opportunity now and it is golden.
These old people love you, my snr,
with an affection that is undyin".
They would spill their lie blood foi
!cu at any moment They are yearn
irr. too. for some evidence Of atier-
tiCn f"cm you. It would maEn thea
feel youna arar for Nor TO #hof'
thcm 4 li,tlc attention '9st SIS t
lack o. this and yonr ucai q thr
Increases The wrinkles and slow !.
iut surely 'c1nr- their dayH.
Twcn 'rom n " III
yon'd wloie wotli t.f H.
pril'. "a hasc today IN, t Ti'I
H. 10 lat Niami Mlietrop"ls.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-10-31
,.oTIcE OF ELECTION

IN election will be held Al tae
usual voting place in Lakeland. Fla .
on November 10Th 1912, for the
purpose of electing mayor ana
three councilman. Said lection 10
lie conducted according 10 the re-
vised ordinances of Lakeland.
s. L. A. CLONTS,
Mayor Of Lakeland.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-10-31

No lN2
Treasury department, STATE oi Flor-
ida. Office of comptroller, Talla-
ha-s,e
Where by satisfactory evidence
present, , the undersigned it has
heen made TO appear that a banking
=. soriaiirn und,r the name of Amer
itap Stat. Eank ol Lakeland, lOeatc1
u, Lakeland, Florida. and organized
under the laws Of Florida. has com
plied with all tho provisions re
nnirod to he complied with b. ti.'
banking laws Of the state OF Florida
before an association shall be alih
rized to oommrncr the business "l
rankinf
Now. therefore !. W. Y Knot.
comptrollar Of tha State of Florida,
il ,iri4c of flc authority d t
RE by section 27o2 of tn" -'acra.
statutes .! the State Of FlH.i-. "'r.
tify thar the american ST" i"n
% La!.~!. 4. o. i.ahol: e.. i1 TIE.
aaty ai ;o,& AID tho 70 Of Flor
ia.. is gt,1cc.zra to CO. ".oaa TIE
ia.n.ez of jsrking u' tie Hame
ahotc ei.rp with ta' tod. e.