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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
PARALYZES
TRAFFIC ON GAR
LINES Of
BOSTON
Elevated and Surface Roads
Crippled by Sudden Walk
Out Of Several Thousand
Conductors and MOtOrmen.
DECISION TO STRIKE
SIGNAL FOR VIOLENCE

tny EveniRs Heraid 4. y. l,earea Svlrs1
Boston. June Violence marked
the beginning of o strike of seyrrnl
thousand employees 1T he Hostun IEle-
waited railway at daylight Those who
elUsed TO work demanded recognition
py the company ~ a recently formed
union, The COMPANY refused to deaf
with them other than individuality
The street railway service and the
elevated road are being operated on
about half time. Five arrests have
pecn made for assaults on metormen.
Although the strike had been
threatened Tor "a week or more, it
came shortly after h. m. with a
suddennoss and clash that shfprisen
not only the company officials bat
the police 81 HoEton, nronklinc. cam
bridge, Sumcryille. Everett chelsea
Medford and Maiden
The men had been discussing tbs
matter nearly all night nt mars
meeting and a. daylight wns breaking
u was decided 90 take vote. As
soon as II was seen that those ln
favor of going oar were Ia the ms
Jorlty tho gathering Of nearly g.n0e
men began cheering, and rush wns
made for the first early morning cars
TIE first one was met or fremont
street, near the hall. The car was
stopped, the trolley yunked from the
wire, the windows smashed ana the
motorman and conductor badly beat
en-. several pnasengera were rushed
out OF the car. although nome was
injured. AS the cinah WAS proceed
ing mail car suddenly came into
sight ana. recognizing the authority
of the government, those who had
stopped the first cur suddenly ceased
their activities anu permitted both
cars 20 resume their way
few minutes later word n1 the
strike had reached the vicinity of the
North station and there TWO other
cars were stopped. windows smashed.
some Of the gearing disabled and sew
eral passengers were slightly injured
By glass. Several arrests were made
az this point a crowd coming from
the difrctipn at strike headquarters
enciroied seyertl t4FF On Adams
SQUARE about o'clock ana more vlo-
ionce enaued. Two arrests were made
here. one 0f those taken In custody
WIS ehergcd with assault on "a police
man and the other was charged with
inciting a riot.
A dozen men rushed down into the
Cambridge subway Hs tho FIRST cHg
was about to start and tried a. ner-
suado the train bands to jojn tEorn.
They were unsuccessful. bpt held up
thp starting OF the tranlH for nearly
half au hour About the setue time
four Of the new semi convertible vla-
duct ears were So badly smashed that
the traffic between Cambridge and
Boston was completely blocked for
several hours.
The outbreak In Charlr--awn was
almost as severe while ssnnIar occur
rences took place In Everett and
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
ARMED ENGRoIs INVADE
StBCRns OF HAVANA

Havana, june Negroes armed
with rifles attacked the Talede sugar
mill az Muriaups q suburb Of Hur
vana. today. eyidently with the inten-
tiou pf burning lt
They we're held back hY private
armed guaFds. bui ihe firing coniin-
ued until cavalry summoned hy teles
phone from Camp Columbia appeared
and fhc lusurgeuis fled.
Juan Ducagsi, who Was leading
negro general in The war ~ the rcVu-
luton. was arrested ~ Havana today.
charged with cousplrinR % support
the present negro insurreriiuu Y,
aalveE. leader az The nfEfo party ih
rsnar Del lilo, also was arrested
The torrenfiai rains began three
days ago ana eputlnut general
throughout the ISLAND. ntelgupiinE
telegraph communication with the
province of Orlente. thr sceue Of the
most serious trouble.
The loWlanuF Of fiuar Del Rio are
Wbmeraed and mucn dumaE9 nHe
been done The peAsnnis are aeokina
refuge in the towns. Railroad com.
munientieH ls interrupted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
JOHNSON GRASS WILL
DESTROY ALFALFA

Declaring that unless some sort Of
law rs enacted 90 prevent the Plaut-
ing OF johnson grass. particularly
vlrilc species. II wouid eventually
wipe out the growing of alfalfa ia tbs
southern part Of the state, MIR. Holt
pleaded for tho passage OF $. g. No.
1874, which prohibits the planting Of
johnson grass in irrigated districts
on the dry lands II is said 20 be ex-
tneriveiy used as hay crop By dry
farmers.
After considering the measure "A
committee consisting 0f Mr.. Holt, MIR
Romero and Mr.. Mccoy was named
10 prepare suitable amendments 50
as To protect the irrigated districts
and permit the Aae Of the grass on
the dry farming areas and report 20
the senate tomorrow.
Thf senate also passed house bill
No. SO, providing for the repayment
20 Grant and santa Fc counties Of
Interest monies on the railroad bonds.
This measure Is designed 10 take care
% the interest feature Of the Baca
bond Dill signed ny the governor.
Other meusures passed in the sen
ri y. No. 2e2 providing that SUR
PLUS funds from the Las Vegas land
grant shall be Invested IN bonds that
pay not less than four per cent.
=. u. 1885, which provides for the
drawing OF juriea in the present man-
ner except that the district Judge
does not have 10 be actually present
when the jury Is drawn,
s. 81 tS7. providing that The state
board of education shall provide q
course IN industrial education for the
schools OF the state.
3. n. No. 6H, an important measure
which defines the duties OF the state
corporation commission.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
SUPREME COURT
SITS ON COMMERCE
TRIBUNAL
New Body Not a Substitute
for Interstate Commerce
Commission is Effect Of Ser
les Of Important Decisions.


Washngiop. june Wien the
declaration that fne commerce court
was not SO substitute itself fof the
interstate commerce commission the
supreme court ef the United States
in dcrlssun after decision today re-
VeFEed the commerce court and up-
held thc interstate commerce COM
mission. The pfinClpgi decisions
were apuounccd by Chief Justice
White and concurrcd m ~ the cn-
tire court
The supreme court reversed the
commerce courts decision which
would hnve allowed railroads tO car
ry railroad fuel Cuai at lower ratns
than commercial coal THE inter-
state commerce commission was up
held
ChiUf Justice White declared that
the iaN creating the commerce court
ala not grant ant new powers go "a
oyer thc decisions 81 the Interstate
commerce cpmmiasinn hut merely
Aounhi 90 coordinate and simplify ihe
powers Then existing IN me federal
couris
Tne construction which ihe com-
inorec court had placed on ta iurlu-
aicilon. the chief iusllee asserted.
would wipe out thp great ohieei sought
"a be- accomplished by TINS Interstate
commerco laws aud would resull IN
sreat dAorder and contusi0n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
DETECTIVE EVADES
QUESTION OF
JURY MAN
Prosecuting Witness in Dar-
rev Case Declines to Tell
Whether or Not Accused
Attorney Owes Him Money.

lny HHRmtnN merAio ~ y. Leases Ntrsl
Los Angeles. Cal.. june when
the trial Of Clarence, :. Darrow,
charged with Jury bribery, opened to-
day Juror Il. ~. Goiding asked and
obtained permission 20 interrogase
Bert ii Franklin. the witness For the
pft secution.
The Juror asked Franklin lf he
made any agreement with Mr. Dnr-
row a. tu compensation when hc en-
tered the lattcr's employ Franklin
said he had not.
Does mr.. barrow owe you any
money now" asked the Juror
The witness replied that this was
a matter which would have 10 be
cleared up between Mr. DRrrow and
himself
Golding also asked the witness rs
Ia the various amounts Of nsonct he
had received from fho Mcnamara de-
fsnse and also ii he had carried
the 81 600 alleged 20 have been given
him by Darrow 10 bribe George N.
Lockwood Ia his hand or In hts
pocket. Franklin said his best recoi-
lection was that he carried the money
III his hand.
Tho redirect examination was re-
aumed by Assistant District Attorney
Ford. who inquired into sums et
money received hy Franklin from the
MoNamara defense when were NOS
deposited Ia the bank.
Franklin testified he had never re-
celved any money from Mr. DafroW
after November rs, 1871, when mis-
arrest occurred. but had received dur
ing December q total of gi,3pu from
locnmpte Davis. counsel for the Me-
Namhra defense.
Judge Hutton announced tnat Pc
ginning next week the trial would ne
held in the new court room OF De
partmeut nine on the eighth floor ui
tile hall 81 records. The seating ca
parlfy ~ the new court room ~ about
Sec The actual seating capacity ol
/ Judge Huttons court roam, exclusive
OF the press section ls iuet fifty-one'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
ItECEIyIcst AsKEn
FOR ARIZONA NINE
fRP NJ ,nlne Harnld A. q. LeaasH Narat

Phoenix, Arlz.. June s.--An appll-
cation for a receiver for the Mlanl
Everglades company was filed ~ tho
United states court hers yesterday in
behalf Of Edgar y Alien. Arthur >,
Allsenaaer and others who bought land
from the Everslaaes concern on the
inHfallment plan. a was hiieged.
10 tive application Il was stated that
the defendant owned $4,000 acres "
CONGRESSIONAL Investigation WIS made.
The applicants declared no provision
was made 90 pay mortgaRN on drained
land according 90 the contracts made
with the purchasers. ~ Was stated
that similar actinn WOULD be- brought
in CnatianoogR and in Dade county,
Florida
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

San Bognardino. Cat. Juue 49,
Thousands of acres of land on the
Ariaona side 81 Tie Colorado river
across from old Fort Mojnye are un-
der water AZ result of the river
overlooking and then buSatins
through the cottuH land dam today
The river fcli three feet at Needles
as result of the levec break, but
she flood crest ia due 90 reach there
Iunea and desperate efforts are
helnR made % save the tuwn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
JOB OF COAL OIL
INSPECTOR GIVEN
OUlETUS BY
THE SENATE
Ancient and Lucrative Sine
cure Expected to Get Final
Crimp When Governor Signs
Measure.
JOHNSON GRASS FINDS
FOE IN Mr.. HOLT


NNVUVlHa IVItkFAh 10 KttcnsnK FIcFnIul
Santa Fe, ~. NJ, JnNe THE OF.
flee of coal OIL Inspector. which has
been bone OF political contention
ever sinrr u was created. Is now
abolished ig Governor Mcdonald signs
last week and which passed the sem
ate yesterday afternoon despite the
senatorial ballot which re-eiects Sem
ator Fall 20 succeed himself
The senate also passed another
house biR OF more than ordinary in-
portancc. being house substitute for
n. y. 2i3. providing for the office ut
Inspector of mines and providing u
mining law for the state. The bill
Is a lengthy one and Is said 20 be
modelled along lines Of mining laws
now IN effect IN big mining states al.
though Il Is as expensive 60 carry
out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

States annhoat Paducsh last niEht
landed nfly marines under Lituirrnnt
Phllp Torrey Ht the ~ cacru mines
und sixty marines uudtr canaan
Quito a. punta DO sal These sarri
auna viii be- Increased uF Aa0n as pos
slbie as they are considered lnsAtii
elent at present t0 project The prop
arfins there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

UclruItl MICHl, june 7~IHNIlH9IunH
10 the marriage of Mias Grace New
berry. dauanter Of Former Secretary
ef tie NAVY Irnlpan a. Newberry Of
this city, ana Captain w. II. Alleyuc
of the Qucen's Own regiment. station.
"a az Hemlton, bermuda, have been
rpcr He'd.
The ceremony was a. have taken
place june lH
Frieuda 81 ihe family stated the en-
gagcmenl uus broken al Miss Newr
bcrfg's request.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
TROOPS CALLED oaT
TO Ot'EI,I, DISTURBANCE

Hartford, Conn. June Il II n o6
ficlaily reported here that Company
l. Second regiment. Connecticut Nn-
tiunnl guard. has been ordered into
strike service at Middletown, and that
Troop \ Of New Haven Also ls u be
sent to the scene nf the trouble
orders were iasiled today for troop
A. cavalry Of Ncw Maven 10 assemhls
for service at Middlciown. Men of
Company y, second nfanirg. are he-
ing called 90 the armpry in readiness
Tor service ~ orders are received
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
SOCIALIST SEEKING
SCALP Of JUDGE
HANOF0RO
Vacancy on Federal Bench in
Washington IN Sight If Con-
gresham Berger Proves
Charges Filed in House.

tstE AsentnE Herald n = 1esH~a e%AEet
WaEhinRtOn. June --Represen-
iHtisc BerFcr. Socialist at wisconsin,
today began Impeachment proceed
ings against federal Judge hantofd
Of Seattle, who recently deprived
Leonard Oinsen 81 that city, Of MS
citizenship because he WAS a Socialist,
Representative Berger charged
Judge hunford with high crimes
and miadcNncnnoFs, long serteH l0t
corrupt and uniaWful decisions ana
being q habituai drunkard."
dc asked that the judiciary COIN
mlttee investigate. The department.
of Justice already q assisting Oissen'e
attempt 90 have Judge Hanford's de-
cisi0n reOpened
The house adoptea Mr.. hoFgcr's
resolution directing the Judiciary
committee TO investigate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

salt Lake city, June Henry
CHanrle') Potter, an amateur motor
cycle rider was thrown fro mhia ma
chine ai the motordome here last
night aud killed. The accident occur
rcd at the finish of a three mile race.
Potter was riding az 65 miles an hour
near the top Of tho track when a pedal
struck the hank causing the machine
20 collide with a light pole, throwing
the rider into the nrena.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
FOR
ARMED INVASION
BY ARMY IN
c j BA
General Staff Decides to Send
Military Expedition Of Five
Thousand Men to Quell Dis
order on Island.
FOUR ARMY TRANSPORTS
ORDERED IN READINESS
(ny EvenIag herald A. r. lscaaea wire,

Washington. June 1.-The general
Etatt of the army today ISSUED pre-
paTatpfy orders for the dispatch Of
military expenditiUn Of 5000 troops
20 Cuba, The four big army trans
ports now az Newport News were or
dered 90 be pat Ia commission, pro-
VisiOned and supplied.
Orders also were sent 60 tho army
posts from which the troops viii be
drawn 90 have them ln readiness for
the movement
The troops viii be taken from
Pattshurg Barracks. Forts Porter,
Niagara and Governors Island. ~. y,
and Forts McPherson and Oglethorpo
In Georgia.
At the war department Il was en-
phaiically stated that n the eNpedi-
tionary force did 80 SO Cuba ID would
not be with any thought OF political
Interference in the affairs Of the In
sular government, The principal OBJ
ing order. u was said tho troops
probably would be dispatched TO tho
eastern end Of the island and would
not go near Havana.
One plan 81 action which might be
adopted would be tho drawing OF
military lines Ina the insmrrect0 terri
tory aud calling upon all persons 90
~, s,,,g,,,a,si,, d..,t ,'',,s a. eo,,s,,
o,,f side . srhig ina he.,, s,s,ra.,sa 80, -
one trav a. nt,n, ~ ins,,r,s'.,s,s ,,,,t
Of their camps.
The military COmp0nents OF the eN-
pIsstsh,,,,, ,s,rra,t's s,'',y vnr;,
'l,,,.n,ysntnth tnfsnfry ~ tnrt. s3ar,
~, ~, t,,a s.i.,.,',,., -. ~,
se,'enth artiltsrt. Il, isssrt Ntctns,.,..n
the tsis,cn,h n.,,.sire "t tsar, C,,,s,
tbo,.ne e,,si p,ttaisa,, y ts,,sr,,, tanSa
artiliarv ~ n,o,,,ten h.ttc,,,t "a fsort
il a pnss.u wv
proh,i.i. ~ ., h.t,.ft,n co,,ta
a., ~ ,,,,e.rtV..., T,.v +, ,,..', . ,,.e's.,,
after ovaers ,src rt,,e, t,ee',,,., ~ ~.
l,trv ocnffana if,I, IL n.yt t,,,atf K.
declarod fbst rhe arttlierv te,,,id ~,
~ neessd ~ fir', l,.,'t r.n,,s,l hs f.,,sss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

WiuNlueH, Man, iuuH t- tthnflH
here today ssy disastrous forest FIRES
now raging. have swept the country
for distance Of no miles between
Fort George and Teto luane Cache on
the upper Fraser river
-Four railway camps nnn four ene
einoer camps on che Grand Trunk pA-
clne were destroyed And twu unnamed
towns. which haze sprung up On the
railroad line have been wiped out
Men from The railway construction
camps have been nshtinR the nre.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
AND ROGERS
Al4sIOSr 60 TO MAT
HOUSE NEguaINs ntBllAtA

with many members on top al
their desks shouting and Eeaurusatr
ing, with the sergeant at arms safe
somewhere under coNer, Major
l.leWtliyn aud ar NuaerA of NhoFea
rountg sirunRliug 20 Not nt eaNA
Others throals. John Baron hnrg &c.
clarlnE that u will never BE- buu-
duzcd q Tive 40 BE- a. old AZ Mcthu-
saleh." M. smith 81 Luna county en-
doayorins 70 lead on senator QfegOFy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

san Francisco. tune fwk oetnb
vas explOde5 last night IN .he back
yard at the residence Of Tom Nufbett.
Last Friday uieht corOcttN pool
other uoolro0mA "Wednesday ulsht a
bomb was exploded in q vacant lOt
near another pool room. Although
az Hrat ihugnt 90 ba the work of
rfauh she series oi explosions "A now
heil4rs "a 90 bc part of a gambllns eaf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

Pueblo. Colo, june S.--EmulHtiua
character in moving picture
drama baplnu RICO. seven years ON
old revolver Whlok hls latlNer foreot
NAa luadrd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

ph0onlx, Aria june Sin q test
vote taken ln the assembly today the
bin leKallxine twenty hVe round prize
uahte was carried hs -ma iOritg nf
three volts. The measure has already
PASSED NE senate ava viii come mp
for final consideration Ia tne house
tomorrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

Hatnnn. june ~. Euriy today
eighty negroes uiiackod ana burned
d village On the Guantanamo Western
failrpnd. eight miloa from Guata-
namo. where garrison Of 100
Amcrlcan MaTiusg Is stationed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

santa Fc. y. N. Jane with the
closing houra ~ the lcRlelat4re now
~ nnHd. with the senatorial contest
tiaal eliminated ey the reelection
the hpuse settled down this morning
FOR the passage % the needed legisla
tinn 90 carry into effect the maChin-
csy Of statehood. The county snlar-
les bill has been practically agreed
upon and win pass during the after
noon. unless some Unforeseen contin-
Gcncy ARISES. The salaries Viii follow
closely those ID the original senate
bili a Joint conference OF the com
miitcoa nf the senate and house s.
husilS engaged on the finance bili
owing % the change Ia the house
linc-up, this important measure VIII
grubably be agreed upon this after
noon or this evening. The situation
iA such that everything points 10 the
paaaage before Adjournment IA noon
Sotpglny 0f q limited Legislative pro-
gram. The public lands bill. OF su-
prcsne importance 20 the new state.
PASSED tbs houEe this morning. with
a number Of amendments. and will be
returned "a the senate this afternoon
for concurrence or conference.
AmouE the important measures
passed Ia the senate today waA house
bin 2i0. giving the governor q legal
adviser az $4,000 "A year. ia was
passed hs the Republican majority.
sev4ral ol the minority membera Vot-
INK against d. Mr.. CramntOn and
Mr Holt declared that they Nsied for
the hjll ln order 70. dpmcnairttc that
the Republican majority was here a.
work for needed legislation ana mot
10 embafass the governor, as had
been charged House substitute for
house bill goa and g39. the impofiHnt
drainage bin. passed the senate thie
mornins AZ did also senate bill 100,
ftF ftti
waters ~ the state. This is anotaef
Very important measure
The district clerk bill. creating that
important office passed the senate
and goes 20 the hqusc shis afternoon,
The SENATE also paased amended acnr
ate bill z, fence law, piacinH tne
matter 0f fonoinN under tho boards
OF county commissioners The sen.
ate this morning named ~ steering
committee. Through whose hands ieF-
islatlon froiH huw on wlll first pass
That committee consists pf Champion
clark Miera. ilfeld and Holt. Re
pubiicans. and Walton aud boepp
The House.
Mr.. sanchez IN the house suSceedet
in having PASSED house resolution no
20, denounclnH the action of the Dem
ocratiS state senate ~ Arizona in ais
franchisina the Spanish Americans D,
use Of the language qualification. II
passed unanimously. a resolution
by Mr.. Lopez az appropriate 4tbV tol
boxing gloves for the house members
aud aatlsofikinR speaker Ilapa 10 Ass
his gavci 90 self defense created maci
merrlmont. Clancy amended y q
include afIongea and n wAK theI
tabled. The house has limited debate
to three minutes ana has made q spe
ciNl order Oui of the general appro
priation bin for this afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
last Two Days Of Session Ex-
peCted to Witness Passage
Of Important Bills Pending
in Both Houses.
ELECTION OF SENATOR
CLEARS ATMOSPHERE
Finance Bill Made Special
Order for This Afternoon in
House; County Salaries Act
Practically Agreed On.

Especial Telegram % Evening fIcrald)
. Santa Fe. y. NJ. June All .
. bert y. Fan has been re-eieeted .
. 90 succeed himself as United .
. States senator ia 1919 With .
. the election uf senator Fall much .
= of the bitterness has passed uut .
9 Of the legislative situation and =
y the last few hours are likely TO .
y be productive 81 an enormous .
. amount OF legislation. Both q
= hOuses are working this after .
. noon ana are passing bills with q
q the regularity ~ a trip hammer. .
y dle senate has named a confer g
y ense committee on shc finance .
y bill conslstlng OF Senator John s. .
= Clark. n. y. Holt and James S .
= Hlnkle. The house conferees .
. will be named this afternoon. II .
. ia likely that "a bill viii be agreed .
y npon Ia conference during the .
= early evening and Will be passed .
9 tonight. u u not impossible that .
9 the legislature will oe prepared .
9 TO adjourn upon convening Of the Q
9 two houses tomorrow morning at =
. 10 O'Clock. q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

A. ~ Tall l- ca.rtcd Unltcsa
Stnscs gcnatur without tiia
shadow ~ 4 donbi, atmosphcro
clear. snd icri-laturr ects down
a. two dnSs hard work,
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-13
THE COTTON MARKET.

New York, Nov. 12.-The cotton market showed great nervousness following yesterdays big break and fluctuations were extremely cratic. Broadly speaking however the tend ency seemed to be upward and the close was firm at net gain of from 15 to 20 points.
 The opening was steady at an ad- vance of to points and prices quickly settled 31 at 36 net upon re- assuring political news from Europe with better cables than expected, realizing by yesterdays sellers for a turn and bull support.
 Prices moved upward and more rapidly than they had previously de- clined and during the early after noon sold 24 to. .27 points net up. or about 30 points up from the low level of the morning.
 Later spot adyices were somewhat less favorable and renewal of scat. tering liquidation caused another slump of IS or IT points during the middle of the afternoon, but prices rallied again in the late trading and were finally with g points of the best
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-13

 H Y M Ell
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