Organizing, under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, a building and saving association, with all the powers, duties and objects of such associations.

Accumulating a fund to enable the stock-holders to purchase for themselves dwelling houses and other real estate.

Accumulating a fund by the contribution of the members,
which shall enable them to purchase a homestead or other
real estate, or to borrow money for investment in any law-
ful business.

Accumulating a fund by the contributions of its members,
which shall enable them to purchase a homestead or other
real estate, or to borrow money for investment in any law-
ful business.

Accumulating a fund from weekly contributions or instal-
ment payments from members on account of their stock,
to be loaned out to members to enable them to acquire
homes or to assist them in their business.
Accumulating a fund by the contributions of the members
thereof, and to loan the same to them from time to time,
to enable them to purchase real estate, build themselves
dwelling houses or engage in any legitimate business.
Obtaining the powers and franchises set forth and contained
in section 37 of the above mentioned act of Assembly, of
29th of April, A. D. 1874, also of an act of Assembly, ap-
proved 10th day of April, A. D. 1879, entitled "An act rela-
ting to mutual saving fund, building and loan associations."
Accumulating a fund by weekly contributions and there-
from making loans to the members, and doing all such
business as generally and lawfully appertains to building
and loan associations.

Accumulating a fund by contribution of members, and
to loan same to them from time to time, to enable them
to purchase homes, build dwellings, or aid them in legiti-
mate business, and to transact such business as is usually
and ordinarily done by such associations.

Obtaining the powers and franchises set forth and contained
in section 37 of the above mentioned act of Assembly, ap-
proved the 29th day of April, A. D. 1874, also of the act of
Assembly approved the 10th day of April, A. D. 1879, en-
titled "An act relating to mutual saving fund, building and
loan associations," and the supplements thereto.

By the contribution of its members and the investment
thereof at interest, in accordance with the laws of this Com-
monwealth relating to mutual savings fund, building and
loan associations, accumulating a fund for their mutual
benefit.

Accumulating a fund by the contributions of its members, which shall be loaned to them to enable them to purchase homestead or other real estate.

Accumulating a fund by the monthly contributions of the
members thereof, and to loan the same from time to time
to them to enable them to purchase real estate, build them-
selves dwelling houses or engage in any legitimate busi-

ness.

Accumulating funds from weekly contributions or install-
ment payment on account of stock to be loaned out to mem-
bers to enable them to acquire homes or to assist them in
their business, and to do such business as generally apper-
tains to building and loan associations.

Enabling its members to save periodically a portion of their
earnings, thereby accumulating a fund which can be loaned
or advanced to the stockholders from time to time to pur-
chase or build their own houses or to make any other safe
and profitable investments they may desire, and generally
to transact and conduct the business of a building and loan
association in accordance with the laws of the Common-
wealth of Pennsylvania.

Said act as fully set out in the first clause of section thirtyseven thereof.

Transacting all such business as is lawful for building and loan associations.

Said act, as fully set out in the several clauses of section 37 thereof and supplements thereto.

Accumulating a fund by monthly payments, to be loaned to
the stockholders, to enable them to purchase real estate,
erect houses or for any other legitimate purpose.

Organizing under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania a building and saving association, with all the powers, duties and objects of such association.

Transacting such business as building and loan associations may lawfully do.

Accumulating a fund by contributions of the members,
which shall enable them to purchase a homestead or other
real estate, or to borrow money for their use and invest-
ment in any lawful business or purpose, and for these pur-
poses to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits
and privileges conferred by the above act and the act of
April 10, 1879, entitled "An act relating to Mutual Saving
Fund, Building and Loan Associations."

Acquiring capital by monthly payments, which shall be
loaned to the members thereof in the manner prescribed
by the by-laws and in accordance with the act of the Gen-
eral Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Accumulating a fund by the monthly contributions of the
members thereof, to be loaned to them for the purchase of a
homestead or other real estate, or for their use and invest-
ment in any lawful business.

Accumulating a fund by the contributions of the members
thereof, to loan the same to them from time to time, to en-
able them to purchase real estate, build themselves dwel-
ling houses or engage in any legitimate business.

Engaging in and carrying on the business of the insurance
of owners of real estate, mortgages and others interested
in real estate from loss by reason of defective titles, liens
and incumbrances; of receiving and holding on deposit
and in trust, and as security, estate, real and personai, in-
cluding the notes, bonds and obligations of States, individ-
uals, companies, and corporations, and the same to pur-
chase, collect, adjust and settle, sell and dispose of in any
manner without proceeding in law or equity, and for such
price, and on such terms as may be agreed on between
them and the parties contracting with them; of making
insurance for the fidelity of persons holding places of re-
sponsibility and of trust; of receiving upon deposit for safe
keeping, jewelry, plate, stocks, bonds and valuable property
of every description upon terms as may be agreed upon; of
acting as assignees, receivers, guardians, executors, admin-
istrators, and of executing trusts of every description not
inconsistent with the laws of the State of Pennsylvania or
of the United States of America; of acting as agents for the
purpose of issuing or countersigning the certificates of
stocks, bonds or other obligations of any corporation, as-
sociation, municipality, State or public authority, and of
receiving and managing any sinking fund thereof on such
terms as may be agreed upon; of becoming sole security
in any case where by law one or more securities may be
required for the faithful performance of any trust or office,
and of taking, receiving and holding any and all such
pieces of real property as may have been the subject of
any insurance made by such proposed corporation, under
the powers conferred by its charter, and of granting, bar-
gaining, selling, conveying and disposing of the same in
such manner as such proposed corporation may see proper.
The insurance of owners of real estate, mortgages and others
interested in real estate from loss by reason of defective
titles, liens and incumbrances.

The manufacture of iron or steel, or both, or of any other
metal, or of any article of commerce from metal or wood
or both.

Allentown Iron Company.
Capital, $350,000.

The manufacture and sale of iron.