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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16
Jo~roifjolpet.
&pireliernc | Sprfiet bar anrettrt
nm%aaoelige EoelGgselicr.
1000 Veriomcr orGbt.

Sra aonitantinopel telegraieres
0eu lite augitit.
Eodaruno al ofbruote SeIegrdi.
forbtnoeIle bar ma enonu life no.
gen iuloitGnOig Speriiar ouer be
lllpffer, iom blep anrettet pda belae
Sioer al Goromrelerne peo Soro.
itirloet DEN Doe Iug., men aatoitru.
zen ontager itsrre og ubnggeIiaere
Smions for bper WeOoelelie. iom
inolebcr. entelte anilaor IntaQet
al orpbte Renneifer til 1000 % &c
laareoeS til mellem 5000 oa 5000.
) gpen ReuiopbiIo er 300 Sia
grapet irem ira Huinerne, OF man
err bange for, at Ger or monae fIere
igien. 600 fom tiIifaSe Der | gpen,
lcm iremoeles brqnoer.
s Sora blep so orPbt oa 800
laaret. S~onosbpeu Sdarfelrfp bIeu
fnloitGnoig %raieret. aapteinen paa
Den amerifanife Camper "girgi.
mia" meooeIer, at Sprtaarnene peo
8onoS og Sora paa Warmorobduets
8eItfpit er f~oriprnoet.
3 Sdanaf bleo De brittle oa arr.
lie aonIiilater soelaat; en- Ioife oa
Ell grGif Strife ramIeoe iommen oa
Saonemoloen itprteoe | Sisen.
gpens Smeen iprans DER irem man.
&c parme ailber.
De tprfiife arigsifibe paa 9arba.
nellerne rpiteoe poIoiomt, o. Der Der.
Iteoe Ell Sio gnnif omboro, ioet baa.
De Sficerer % Manoifabcr troebe,
DC bar blepet rammet al italienIfe
Sorpeooer.
Wan bar, iom iast enonu iiiaen
Dperiigt ODER ltlpffens belle On,
lang. eu bel Del al De beriebe 81.
'%trifter Iigeer nemlig meget aiiioes
og bar ooarIie 5orbinoeIie meb
lloenperoenen. 5oruoen ollie Dem,
iom bleo orGbt peS Soroifiplpet, err
bet inaen Spil ON, at en- itor Rasie
Wennelter bill omfonme al Cult
og @lenoigbeo, buis life SiRlp naar
Dem meget mart. Minoit ct balut
2nlin gger er fornanolet til en-
Hiiinbob, oobbelt iaa mango bIeu
balooeis ~rltineret og benimoo ct
Snes leo ltsrre eller miltore Sfaoe.
Si'tnoer al Wenneifer miitebe Sus
og Stem OF alt, Dc eiebe. De pPrit
bienIIsgte gpers SSnbbpggere bar mn
tilbragt tire Rptter UNDER adben
Simmel, uoen SeIte, uoen 3soemio.
Ter 90 llsielt fl9bt.
5 atrop9iif Sprfiet 6leu @aai.
poll belt og SforIu oeIois Ioet /
Hutner. DSen eaers ipnes oet at ia.
be goaet oPrit no oper BEN oiiatiife
Stoe at 8aroanelerne oa Rormo.
rabaoet. 8oruoeu 8aQipcIi 6leu
gperne Sfannf, anIesii. Seruflit.
tia, Reniopbilo, B~eriitaiis, 90 Sora
enten belt eller neiten BELT uorpoet.
Zen Gel az Eforlu, iom blen iparct
al SoroitiGIuet, gioroe SIoen bet al
meo, en- Sfi9bne iom i~orrgiten ogiaa
rammeoe flere gper.
De sbeIagte 9per 6aoSe en- gefolf.
ming At melIem 5000 % 10000 meo
llnotageIie al 8oqipoIi iom hau6e
omfring 10000 Snobpggere.
5 aonItantinopeI omfom iuaen
Wtenneifer, men belle gpen bIep ore.
hon NJ Rrnif
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16
Wfaiien.

Waisaplingen itaor iaar aoIfiaig
tilbage, men Silitanoen og noiigter'
ne er iGroeles gobe, iaa Sotalnobpt'
tet ani!aaes til 2,S11, 100000 moo
2,531, OOO,O guibel iiior.
Nebenitaoenbe Sabel giper Ell
Speriigt oper Maiiens SiIitano | De
iorifielige Stater ben lite IuguIt
1912 iammentegnet meb Iamme
Cato 1911 og @iennemiritstilitan-
BEN for Be iioite 10 @ar:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16
Ct Kronaar.
I~arsubbDttet antaselispis bet itsritc
i2ancets Siitorie.
acknowledgements

Sm uIe Juror lt9unltt9e Se1r"
forboloe, iom +. CT. peoporenbc
Iegn treoer binbrenbe / geien, pil
ri Der / De SoreneOe Stater iaar
faa ct &ronaar; iolfalo tcgner ale
De leoenbe &ornaplinger til at
futile ilaa ale tiOligere Heforoer.
Sfslge Sonbbrugsoepartementet3
aplinesrapport for au9uit pil Wai.
len gipe ct $50, 600, Sapren eft
2S5, 100000, SpeoenJ tiltrobs ior
at 9~interbpeben belpis bar ilaact
fell, ct 100000 % Spgget ct
42,0O0,0O0 guibel iterre llobptte
emo / 1911. Sotolllobpttet al De ier
Ieoenoe &ornarter a~nIlaaes til
5,643, 100000 9uibel moo 4,907,-
100000 ifior.
SsapIingen bill bli ben itsrIte |
2anoets Siitorie, iOet ben anilaaes
til, 10000, 900 Son. Sammenllg'
ningspis fan %anisres, at Sanoets
Ssapling ifior fun uogjorbe A..
444, 900 Con.
Spis ineen ltsrrc lllpffer inn.
trGifer, og De nGrpGrenoe lopenos
ltbiigter boloer Jig, til 8reoen er
bel bierget bill Der forbaabentlig Bill
aiort en- Slut paa Den trDftenoe
0prtio, iom / De ienere Iar bar
berifet / 9anoet, ioet nemlig De
ertrapogante Eriier poa &ornparer,
aiso og SleIf / paientlig @rao bar
bopt i'm @ruto / DC ienere aars
icrbolospis imaa splinger.
Wc6 llnbtagelie al ben oelpiIe
Seililaaen al @interbueben / Sta.
terne Sainois, Snoiana, Ohio og
Wislouri, oil man | ale eprige
9ele al 9onoet iaa ct nIGSpanlig
goot aor for ole aplingers Teo.
fommenoe. Waiien itoar liot til.
buge pau enfeltc Steoer, men meo
gunitige 8e%iriorboloe ira M al er
set life umuligt, at llobpttet enoog
fam bli Itsrre emo / 3epartementets
Iugultrapport anllaaet.
Speoeaplinaen anilaaes til $780,.
100000 9uibel, beraf 100000
9uibel 8inter6peoe oq 290, 900, 900
@aarbpeoe, moo 621 100000 gn-
ihel THOR, 90 Sinterbueoen anorog
til 431 100000 og @aorbpeoen til
191, 100000 guibel.
Maisuplinsen arilaaes til 2,S1t,.
100000 guibel og Sapreaplingen
iii 1907, 100000 guibel oer
itsrite S%apreapling | Sanoets Si-
itorie. Gen ubsiorbe ifior blot
922, 900, 600 guibel.
Hent fenomenalt itore Saarbpe-
beaplinger pentes / Safotaltaterne,
@inneiota % Montana, / bpilfen
iioitnepnte Stat Speoeareolet iaar
Ell blet enormlt uopioet.
s Spopelten, bpor man paa De
fleIte Steoer / De libite ire Iar bar
bapt Mispert, bar man iaar inobs-
itet itore Sapre- % Speoeaplinger,
pg Der er sooe llbiigter til ct oper.
maaoe rigt Waisuobptte. s Ola
bona bar man iaar faoet ct Dob
belt iaa itort Spebeilobptte iom
flor, og / Seras uogioroe Speoeap-
Iingen t0,560,000 9uibel moo
6,5S0,OOO / 1911. Com Ell Hegel
bar imiblertib ltbbpttet / glsobpe.
beitaterne life pit Jig of uGre itsrre
enc / De foregaaenbe &apporter
antpbet.
g~intcrbue6en.
Hebenltanenoe Sabel giper 8ien.
reminitstobpttet pr. gcre % Sotol-
robpttet Of Sintcrbpeoe / iorifiellige
Stater iammenlisnet meo 1911:
stater. gu. pr. GIre. 9roo. Su. pr. aere. grob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16

Vaarbneoen.
@aarbpebens SiIitano bar life ole.
ne bolot iis. men eioroe enbog en-
Smule 6remifriot i 2sbet al iioite
Mauneo ioet silitanoen oen ben lite
auguit par 90.4 Frocent moo $50
Nroeent Moaneocn forub os 59.S
grocent for ct aar iioen. Get ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16
garcts Sofnlnobpttc.

Rebenitaaenoe al 3epartementet
u~oarbeioeoe 3abel eiper, / runbe
Sal, oct anilaaenbe SotnIuobptte al
&c forifieQige aornaplinger / Gan.
oct iammenlignet meo iorrige aar:
} Dtof llbbntte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16

Meo llnotagelie, al Wfais, bpiS
llobptte enonn er problematiif, bar
&c gIimrenbe Seituoiigter ollerebe
spet ct itRrft Srpt paa Briierne.
&peoepriien er iaaleoes | Chicago
iioen Den 10oe augult gaaet neo
ira $1.15 iii 80 Gents pr. 9uibel,
% Saprepriien er lapere, emo ben
bar peret paa mango aor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
PATHETIC PLIGHT
 OF HANSON BOYS
Lads Abandoned by Mother
 Sent to County Home
Father ConstlImptive-Aunt Keeps Girl Child-YOungsters Sob as
 Family Circle Is Broken.

Sick With tuberculosis at the Shelton sanitorium, John Hanson of this city is unable to take care of his three little children whom his wife, Della Hanson. has deserted, and today Pro- bate Judge Hal1en sent two of them, both boys, 5 and years respectively, with bright rosy cheeks, light hair and cheery dispositions, to the County Home in Norwalk. The little boys and their sister, Gertrude, aged 6. were in the Probate court with their aunt, Lena Hanson.
 Judge Ha1len heard the pathetic story and then decided that the boys would have to go to the home. The aunt promised to take good care of the little girl. a pretty little tot who was vfsibly agitated at the thought of leaving her auntie who has been mother to her. The little lads were likewise saddened because they had to leave their aunt and they cried pit eously as they rested their heads on; one anothers shoulder and huddled close together.
 Visitors in the Probate court found a pathetic scene as the little boys wept oyer their plight. Judge Hal len bought some cookies for them and gifts of pennies were made, but noth- ing would stop the tears The moth CT of the boys is alleged to be a drinking woman and incompetent to take care of her children. The fa- ther's condition is said to be serious and his recovery doubtful
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
WIFE OF LAWYER GIBSON AIDS IN
 SELECTING JURY

Goshen, N. r., Nov. 19-Burton W. Gibson. lawyer. accused of one of the most coldblooded murders in the criminal annals of New York state. brought into court, today He care fully arranged a big pad of paper on the table in front of him to take notes of the case which the state expects will send him to the electric chair progressed
 Mrs. Gibson and Attoreny Robert Elder were in court when Gibson ar rived and both expressed themselves confident though neither would further discuss the difference of opinion that arose over the selection of the jury. Five of the men in the box are there against the judgmtnt of Attorney Elder and because of the womaniy in- tuition of Mrs. Gibson The chiet counsel for the defense had planned to challenge them but she insisted that they Hooked all right" and Gib- son upheld her. case in person for the prosecution. Gibson listened calmly as- he was characterized as a murderer for gain. The defense calmly admitted, today, were at Greenwood Lake together, that they went out in boat together, Szabo was taken from the lake dead while Gibson was rescued alive.
 Today's session of court was . ex- pected to be occupied entirely in the Greenwood Lake hotel regarding the visit of the pair to that place, Dan ie1 Dewitt, negro who alleged he overheard Gibson and Mrs. Szabo talk ing loudly while out on the lake, yaTd- ous boatrnen and others who witnessed the tipping over of the boat ana the rescue of the lawyer.
 District Attorney Rogers said that he hoped to be able to rest by Thurs day noon and the defense is expected to complete it's case by Saturday morning.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
''CASCARETS" BEST
 BOWEL CLEANSER
No Biliousness, Headache, Sick, Sour Stomach, Indi- gestion, Coated Tongue or Constipation.

Fsurred Tongue. Bad Taste, Indi- gestion, SalIow Skin and Miserable Headaches come from 9 torpid liver and clogged bowels, which cause your stomach to become, filled with undIgested food. which tsours and fer ments like garbage in swin barrel. That's the first step to untold misery indigestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow skin, mental fears, everything that ia horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret tonight will give your consti- pated bowels a thorough cleansing and straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep-a 1oscent box ing good for months. Millions of men and women take 8 Cascaret now and then to keep their stomach. liver and bowels regulated. and never know a miserable moment. Don't forget the children-their little insides need @ good, gentle cleansing. too.-Adv-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
STREET SPRlNKLIKG TAX

Street sprinkling taxes on the 1911 list must be paid before Dec. 1 or property will be liened for non-pay- latiou as to what the tax will be for this season. The tax year being 1z months back of the calendar year, the street sprink1ing tax for this sum- mer's sprinkling will not be collected until next summer. The charge for street sprinkling on the current list is at the rate of four cents per front foot on streets where there are troll ley tracks and six cents on all other streets It is likely that the cost will be more next year as oil was used. No interest is charged on street sprink- Iisaa taxes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19

so much more serious than they count ed on that expert predictions Of the Turkish capitals speedy fall were be-
 There were reports that the Bulear- ian left wing gained slight advantages in the neighborhood of. Derkos in yes- terday's fighting, but as against these reports. Maxim Pasha notified the Turkish government officially of con tinued Ottoman successes all along the Chatalja line.
 The total suppression at Sofia of all news from the front was varfousIy in terpreted here as indicating a serious Bulgarian reverse.
 Home military men were even in clined to think the Bulgarian force has progressed as far as it will ever go. Czar Ferdinand, they pointed out, has already strained every resource to the limit. The Turdks, on the other hand, they argued, can secure rein forcements indefinitely.
 Cholera has been spreading daily among the Turkish soldiers to be sure. but nspite Of Bulgarian defense there was good ground for believing that cholera, typhuS and smallpox werE creating dreadful haboc. among Fer dinand's men.
 Of course, the Sultan has lost every thing he possessed in Europe outside Constantinople and the 25 mile patch of territory between it and ChatalJa lines, but with his capital still holding out, as diplomats viewed the situa- ton, he will be able to insist on com pafative1y favorable terms.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
REDMEN TO HOLD CONVENTION
 HERE NATIONAL BODY
Independent Order With Membership
 Mostly Confined to Germans.

The Independent Order of Red Men,
 an off-shoot of the Improved Order
 of Red Men which was established in 1885 and has had considerable growth, especially among the German people of the country, will hold it's national
 convention in this city Sept. to 4. This conveptfon will bring together over 400 delezateS who will sit at the convention and enough visitors to Bridgeport to increase the number to ], ,0e0
 parts of the. country to deliberate in the proceedings of their supreme con- vention. Most of the rituals of the order are in the German language. Ire convention will make it's head quarters at The Stratf1eld hotel. Fred erick Leisss is chairman of the local eoInmittee in charge of arrangem ents for the entertainnen ent of the delegates and the convention
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19

Besides beautifying the hair, Dander- inc dissolves every particle of dand- ruff; cleanses, purifies and invigorates the scalp, forever stopping itching and falling hair. but what will please you most will be after a few weeks use of Danderfne. when you will actually see new hair-f1ne and downey at first -yes-but really new hair growing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair, and lots of it; sure 1y get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toi- let counter and just try it.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
E. H. DILLON 6 co.
GIRLS! GIRLS! SURELY. TRY THIS!
 DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR
All You Need Is 25 Gent Bottle of Danderne''-
 Gets Lustrous, Fluffy and Abundant at Once

the joy of it. Your hair beomee 1ightc wavy fluffy, abundant and appears as sofe, lustroue and beautiful as a young girls after Danderfne hair leanse. Just try it. moisten a 10th with a little Danderine and draw 1t through your hair, taking one small strand at a time This will cleanse the hair of dust dirt or excessive oil and in just 9. few m o7nents you have doubled the beauty of pour hair.
 A delightful surprise awaits, parti- uIarly those who have been areiess, whose hair has been neglected of is scragEy, faded, dry, brittle. thin.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
TWO DEFENDANTS IN THE
 DYNAMITE CONSPIRACY CASE
 SUR. .ENDERED BY BOEDSMEN

Indianapolis. Nov. Backward smythe and James E. Ray, both of Peoria, Ills, defendants in the dyna- mite conspiracy case, today, were sur rendered by their bondsmen. They were. at liberty under $5,OOO bonds zach. The announcement was made as soon as court was convened. Judge Anderson receieved the surrender and Bwythe and Ray immediately were placed in custody of Marshall Schmidt to keep company with Ortie E. Me- Manigal and Edward Clark.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
EARTHQUAKE HITS MEXICO
 CITY TODAY

Mexico City, Nov. 19-A severe earthquake shook Mexico City, early today The tremor lasted for about one minute A number Of small houses were toppIed over and the pavernentS were cracked in many places. In some sections of the city water and gas mains were broken No deaths have been reported
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
CYRUS
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the un- derEigned is required by law, to file liens, on December A. 1917, against all property on which the street sprinkIing tax for 1911 has not been paid Those who pay this tax before that date will avoid having their
 B. F. COONEY, Collector. R R1aG ga City of Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

George w. stewart, aged 27 years, al fireman, and Irene Honk, aged 22' years both of New Haven, came to this city, today, and got marriage
 license at the towns clerks office
 Henry E. BIakeman, aged 61 yearss a banker who comes from Missouri. and
 Mary ". Beach, aged 55 years, of this city, also secured a license to wed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
RARNUM AVE OUTING CLUB TO
 HOLD SECOND SOCIAL. DANCE

KAHN OM AVE E4 OUTING CLUE IsO
 HOLD, SECOND SOCIAL DANCE
 Tuesday night at the St. Joseph s hall on Barnum avenue the Outing club of that name will hold their sec who will participate in the program will be the Misses Katherine Nevins, Annie Smith. Irene HaviFFila and the John Hugfss, Iohn Kane. Lester Bur dick, Duncan Nairn, William May. The club will hold dances every Tues tertaanment committees of the club is as follows: John Miles. Charles Can ming, John Toomey. John Murphy, Edward Corcoran and Joseph Cofcor-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
YEGGS BLOW SAFE
 AND GET $4,0O0

Bowling Green, O.. Nov 19-Yegg- men succeeded in blowing the safe or the Mum Bank, at Portage, early this morning, and escaped with $4,Oo0 in
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
OBITUARY

Bridget, widow of. Thomas J. Dunn of 3g2 Hanover etreet, died at the Bridgeport hospital last night after 9 short illness aged Al years old. She leaves two sisters, Mrs. Herman Mill CT who lives at 352 Hanover street and Mrs Ann Clancy who lives on Iranistall avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19

The funeral of Florence Mclaughlin, three months old child Of James F., and Margaret Mclaughlin, who died yesterday. was held at o'clock this afternoon from the home, 72 Sherman St Burial was in St. Michael's ceme-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
NO LIST TILL WAR ENDS

Sofia, Nov 19-In response to a pitt ful appeal from thousands of wives and mothers to relieve their mind wrecking suspense by the publication of lists of casualties in Bulgarian troops at the front. the government today announced that it is regret fully compelled to adhere to. it's policy of publishing no lists of dead or wounded until after the war" The announcement begged the Bulgarian women to "be strong for the sake of the fatherland.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
TURKs CLAIM VICTORIEs

London, Nov. 19-With no two ru- nnors from Constantinople agreeing on a, single point, one thing alone seemed certain today-the Bulgarians are meeting with resistance at ChataIja
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
PEACE IN SIGHT
CContinued from Page One1 AUSTRIA STILL DEMANDS

Paris. Nov. 19-Austrian warships were reported today on their way to Duraxzo, one of the Albanian Adriatic ports which Servia wants, but the Austrian government is determined, it. self. to take. That Austria has de- manded a definite Servian announce ment within fixed time. renouncing all claims to Adriatfc outlet, or Austria would resort to a milftatry demonstration to enforce it's wishes really an ultima tum-was also ruanor- ed.
 News that General Peteroff. a Bull garian, has been appointed military governor of Calonil,N, while the Greeks have assumed charge of the civil ad- ministration suggested that the Bull garfans and Greeks have not yet been able to agree concerning their respec- tive titles to the town and have conn promised by a temporary division of authority pending q definite settle ment.
 The Queen of Greece has ordered 10,- GOO loaves of bread distributed daily at her own expense to the inhabitants of SalOniIza.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19

Farmer Want Ads 1c a word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
TOILET DEPARTMENT

 o and duncom mfortabI and Ransd 2sc a jar. o1mesF 19c. CREAM-25c soc
  n WOODBURYs .z Size and in Front)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-19
THE SMITR-MURRAY co.
Bargains TnE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

sA1G
  8 good.. oUARTER of goods .-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-01
STATE GRAIN JUDGES
Respectfully.
w. F. Crewe,
a Veterinarian

Fargo. July lit may be of some
interest to the people over the state to
know something about the judges
who will De in Fargo to make the
awards for a week July 90. These men
have been selected for the different
departments because of their knowl-
edge of the departments that they are
expected to pass upon and make the
awards. The list was selected most
carefully by the fair management and
It is believed that there V was a
better selection Of judges made in this
state than these.
The horses will be judged by Prof.
c. D. Curtiss of Ames. Ia. who is
known the country over as an author
ity on horses.
On cattle. for the beef and fat type,
the judging will be done by the same
man. but for the dairy cattle. Profess
sor Wood of Mankaoto. Mimi, will do
the Judging.
In the sheep and swine department
Prof. H. r. Smith of the college of ag-
riculture Of Minnesota will be the
judge, and on poultry Ralph Whitney
of Rochester. Mimi, has beef selected.
For the dairy products o. A. Stor-
wick Of St. Paul. secretary of the
Minnesota food and dairy commits
sion. will be here. 1t is evident that
exhibitors in these departments will
be sure of getting just what is coming
to them.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-01
THE VOLUME Of
BUSINESS GREATER
Jump in Price of Wheat Car
ried Disquieting In
timation

New York. July 1.-Sharp fuctua-
tons in stocks occurred last week
with frequent reversals. The volume
Of business was larger than in the
preceding week. Speculative opinion
retained an undertone of confidence,
but no disposition toward extreme
views or excessive commitments ap-
peared. The democratic national con
Nention was followed with an inter-
est as great or greater THAI the pro-
ceedirgS of the previous week at Chi
cago.
Uncertainty in economic n indus
trial affairs accounts for irregularity
in the speculative index. Probably
most attention was given to the ad-
vance in prices of steel products an
nounced during the week. The gem
eral deduction was made that confr-
nation was given by the event of the
improved conditions in the great bas-
ic industry. An abrupt reaction in
the London price of refined copper
however, had a rather disconcertine
effect on opinion regarding that mar
ket.
The advance Of the season gives in
creasing influence to crop conditions.
A jump in the prices Of wheat car
ried a disauieting intimation. Corn
Is doiilltteuiS BACKWARD ana the year 8
cotton acreage is undisclosed with au-
thority.
The arrival of the period Of the
half yearly money settlements finds
financial sentiment serene.
The special requirements at Berlin
is provided for by extraordinary meas
ures taken in advance. Resort to
New York. to London. and. it is be-
lieved. to Paris. has made to meet the
situation. The eXpedients used for
the periodical settlement at Berlin
leaves ope the inference that the ul-
timat solution Of tn conditions has
been deferred rather than definitely
met. The unappeased appetite for
capital in fact. constitutes the most
serious item in the worlds financial
problem.