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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-02-17
ASSISTANCE TO VOTERS.

The prosecution of election law VI
olators in New Orleans won VIC
tory, in the first ruling, when theI
two Judges of the Criminal District
Court overruled the demurrer for thel
defense, and ordered that trial OF
the cases on their merits be proceed
ed with They come up Friday, Feb.
%. 81 have never taken it that the
primary law could mean that any
man has a right to ask for assistance
in preparing his ballot" was the
statement of Judge Baker, as he ana
Judge Chretien overruled the demur-
rer.
There were five lawyers for the
defense, while Mr.. Guion alone ap-
peared for the prosecution. The con-
tention of the defense was that any
voter had right to ask for assls-
lance in marking his ballot, and II
was not necessary for him to make
any statement why he asked for this
aid; hence no charge of making a
false statement could be laid agalns'
him.
The Attorney-general insisted, OF
the contrary, that the provision O
the primary law regulating aid tt
the voters was intended to preserve
that fundamental principle of tn
American electoral system, the secre
cy Of the ballot. The law did no
say that any one who wished to ge
assistance could do so, but oni
those "who are unable to mark tnel
!, ballots" This inability was made
precedent to assistance, and there
fore when a voter asked it, it wa
the duty of the commissioners
question him as to his need.
e The tuberculosis ward OF the Cna
t. ity Hospital, Shreveport, has bee
converted into meningitis hosp
Eal. The consumptives are in tent
There are nine cases of menmglt
in Shreveport, mostly negroes. A
public places where the race congr
/. gates have been ordered cloesd.
n DR.. C. Pierson, Of the East Lou
ed ana Hospital for the Insane, JAG
r. son, La, permits the exhibition OF
st registered Holstein cow and PAIR
IL Yorkshire and Hampshire hogs
90 demonstration purposes on the
en- monstration train which is to be I
pa over Louisiana railroads under
'or auspices of the University Expo
gh- ment Station in March. DR.. Dods
regards this as valuable addition
the train, for the Hospital, tnro'
lry the far-seeing management OIL
to Pierson, the superintendent, OF
he some of the best stock in the 81
am. and the herd of Yorkshire hogs is
sed garded as among the finest IN
ma limited States. This breed of b
lat is interesting, being little known
Ius- the South, is white in color and
growing.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-02-17

continued on page four9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01

for os iDu0ige % ifBrbelige Renne'
tier; men ieg ifol gore BET, ioo
go0t, iom oct meo 3ineligbeO fon
forlonoes of ct ifrsbeli9t 0enneifel
= fan 0u bgre, oct er n4ligtarbei-
6eren@, ser taller? Soa0on taller
Qerlig6eoen life; ben t9nfer fife
paa Qffor0, 0en nil6e lieeirem uno-
ie iig beO at tale Oerom, Ben piloe
betaIe oct oltinmmenl Oct fan ger
ne ppre, at oct er umliIigt FOR ct
0temeffe, men 9iertet toger 0eog'
ten fra Den ufornuftige 5oritano;
aerIigbeOen fan life fin0e noget
at ilaa al poa, Den bill babe alt meo,
6aoOe tort % imaat, alt, boao Den
oeo, Ser fan gIe0e @uO; ben fan
life forione Jig me0 en- eneite Ting,
Ser oil be6rgoe 8uo; LEG oil be-
tale oct attainment" uobrpoer Seer
liq6e0en be9eiitretl = 99:
LEG oil betoIe set attainment
~u0brp6er ben me0 Sonrer. noor
ben ipnfer neO for 3oaoens 8rone
og be6er ON 8iIgipeIie, forOi Den
olligeoel fife gior6e 6etl 9erre onr
longmooig me0 mig; gip 6tO, til
DIN 9prIigbeosaono bar oiort mig
itprtere, faor fiI0fsrt BET aGrIig'
be6soert, ben bar be9pn6t / mig
ieg bill iao tnoerIia gerne betoIe
oct oItIommenl
Oo pnteoes aonqen ooer BAN
% eitergab bom al 8pI6en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01
&olonilagen | @Ontana.

Otter 8i0nes6prO ira flere PAD
Iioelige Neno, Der bar opret uoe /
Nontano at ie pon 2onOet ipoDeit
for Gnlbertion, iom oi anbefaIeOe
/ CONNER til bort 6olf for 0annel'
fen Of en- M GoIoni = egner ben
tilbngeoerenoe Gel Of 2nnoet Zig
fife BERTH.
Den Del of nGpnte 9anOitref.
ming, iom ieg ioa, bar efter min
9eosmmeIie life mere baffet, END
at en- 6armer, fom taeer 800 acres,
ton pIsje minoit 100 atres. Os bet
bIep mig foriifret, at Der bar nj
Gomnibips at iantme geitaffenbeo,
bporof en- 5reoieoeI allereoe bar ia.
get.
Ru f~orteIer 2an0iseere mig, Of
ben Str9fning at 2anoet, Iom ieg
bar let, aaere6e er toget, og at
8eften life er bpro at tage. 5or.
bet fig ~iaalebes, iao er oct
meget befIagelist; men ba er pi
blepen fsrt bog 2piet = bepfoft =
erer ubepi6it = Of Neno, iom bur-
be pioft be6re.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01

ogfoa Del | @IOstieneiterne % De
min6re Neoer.
Gen 1. Oft. lan6eoe ni Rem
BORT. Der beisste iee guit. 3.
a~noerieu, Boit. Rprup og oct Siem
for inge apinoer, iom er Der. Sea
talte ! Npriips airfe pe6 ct aften.
mSoe. Gor mig Git 9uren foa fsrit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01

statesmen ITO manage
branch in each county. Our
goods sold to farmers. Big de-
mand. Only investment required
is for team, wagon, and can
wasting case. No experience nee
essary. Free course in salesman.
ship. The Halter Proprietary Co.,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01
6infeleliG

61rfelelie al Den rette Sldgs er
brit en- oItfor iieIoen 9Iomit bIanOt
os 9tor06oere. Der er en- bel Del
al @ropimeoens 0atllr i os. 9u,
@ropimeOen er 10 ct meget npttigt
Qte0lem al SomfunOet i en- Geroen
iom Dor, men ban our neppe til at
bpre llrmnBer. Isl leoer / en- aroo-
fornet 8er0en, og ioa 6Iioer ri Let
igen g~rOpforne0e. Ser ital ifarp
2uo til ifurpe0e 9ooe0er@ OF:
Get er goo 2uo, iom toger Sfur-
pen az 5e0Oer oct. Der er put en-
pei 4osie Sturo baaoc paa mig
.og dig (Oet er 10 eaers life bsfli9t
at i9tte mig ieIo ierit, men ieg
ger oct bog al SeiIigbeo i 0enne
5%orbinOeIie), o9 8oienDapo UiIoe
neppe befri os ira ben. % Dog
tror ieg, at Der boa0e Dos Dig %
mig iinOes noget, iom li0er DeO 0erl
baor0e 9ebauOlin9, ri er partO til
at gipe 6inan0en. 81 er fife 6elt
blotte0e ior Oct carte. Seq lpite
ell Song ct lapanif 0rOipro9, ionl
jeg oite bar tenft poa. Get par
engelif OperintteIie, men plI0e pad
0unif ip0e inaIeoes: Get er fife
befIigt OF tale ON deb / beltat
ManOs 6us." 5aponeren er 10
p0erit beflig. 8i bar 10 nplig lgit
i 8laoene ON l5eIten ira Bort pr.
fur. Der of bare SsfIig6eo orqbte
fig ieIo. Qet er 6sfiigbeo no ooer
ollie @rpnier. 0g BET er aiffert !
fuI0 Ooerensltemmelie me0 BEN ORR
entale 6sffigbeo, at oct iopanife
SrOiprog er foru1et, iom oct er. "a
o6giligbeO foiter .n9en Ben9e@. Wen
bpis Ben, iom pos General gtogi,
foiter 2ipet, ioo er Den bog 6gr
nof. Nien Ser fan 10 un0er ben
pore 9sfIigbeO genuine zig ian mat
.ge 3ing, iom let life er inrtffe,
0erfor taller man ON %oDerOreDen
9eflig6e0, Ilapiif 6sffigbeo, % oct
goor ofit en66a an at tale ON ufor.
fontmet Sefligbeo. SIT ben fan pore
f~oritiIt er befen0t nof. Nien oct bar
5inbe6en, eder rettere 6infeleIien,
ieg bloc toIe ON, og ben er life
bet inmrne fom Ssfliabeo, ifsnt De
go6t tan bore ~forene6e. So, ie9 me.
rer, at set er ben rgte 5infslelie,
fom giper 66fli9be0en lit gerO.
Nen bos os fan oct fine ionme Ii.
Der genuine fig bag en- groo Noife.
Get bier fslgen6e 0onife Oroiprog:
IS ben9t Manos 5rs, man ei ON
bpngte Soft ntoa tale" oe: yMon
moa life tale ON Striffe | bnpgt
Mon6s Gus" &c, 6isie 6onife
Or6iproe Iigner ooerflaoiif let bet
iaponife, og bog er Der en- flor
5oritel. Deune Sorffel er per6 at
legee M9rfe til. sos ben F!ebne
OrientaIer er bet SsfIigbe6en, man
life niao its6e, Dos Den platte Ror6-
boer er bet 5sleIien, man fife mao
ioore. 0erfor be0oer BET, Imam mao
life. Spor Der bog Iieeer ton Gin.
fslelie gent UNDER ben grope 5orm,
Srofproget ontdgerl
5infslelie ton 10 not pfie fig iom
Or man for fintfslen6e,
bliper man for let iaaret. Oct er
rsonr 6fnfGe1ien 9nfoer en- ieIp.
fan oeioo bore Songbeo oper.
for andre, n0or man af bare Sin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01

felelie un6erlo0er at oooare Dem.
Q1en Door tan Den e9te 5infeleI-
ie bore iterf, % 4OporsIen uOretter
langt mere. bos 9o0e Qtenneifer
! oct min0ite, nnar Ben er forbnll-
Den meo 5infeIelie, talO Den Goft,
ON Oh oil. Der er mango Sref /
9i6eIea. iom piier bette ior Cts.
i 5orbol0et meIlem autb, gdooni
% goos, ligeleoes j 9aulusies
9reoe. O}en oct niI0e isre for oi0t
at ielge Dem Der. 0erimo0 ifal ieg
income ct 5rgf ira 5relierens 2io.
On fan eQers ieIp Ipie bet Sob. bet
ottenoe. 6arii9erne ferte en- Soin-
De frem ior Seius, iom par greben
/ 9or. gu iDnes oct 10 nOf at bare
5inigIelie Dos Dem life at funne
taale Spnoen. Zen ituI0e uorDO0es;
BOO fife Den beIlige Q3oielou bet
famine? 0ten De boo0e 10 NOT en-
5elelie al at ben miloe Seius biI0e
title iig uoget anOerleOes, % ino
mente De, at De nof Der ifllI0e ionge
BAN, iom en-, Ser tiliioeiatte Moie-
Iooen. Nen De tog fell al oeres
Mfan0. Utoo 0eres ioIife 6inislelie
letter ban i'm Den rette - oper for
aoinoen % oper for Dem. Og ie,
oct enote meo, at De gif beifpmmeoe
bort, rant / 0eres SomDittigbe0,
o. auinOen gif bort iaa Opbt berert
Il in, at ui bar 8rumo til at onta9e,
at bun ira 0en Gag al bIeo ct an.
oct Ntenneife. Zen rette 5ini6lelie
er en- berlig @aoe, 6oor ben fan
gre ct Sierte goot. Og 6enle, iom
ole andre go0e 8aoer, ton fuItiOe.
res ogprer bperanOres 8Dr0er og
opfDIoer ioaleoes ariiti 2oo." ga,
oct bar Ben SOP, ariitus fenOte %
fuIgte % ieireoe. SooIeOes fniite
ban SIangel15 9opeo, % iaaIe0es
orog ban - orager ban - Ren.
neiter til iig. Sgen; uSoer ifaI bar.
re i'm egen 9proe". Gao life Den
on0en un099lOe Tor Dine Sell.
gi befIooer at ioa foa Nenneifer
BRACES iii 8erren, og at 2pet er ioo
ioogt bos DC troen0e, og oct gsr
oi meo Gette. Wlon Ie9er iaa ON
4oriogen Der og Der, % oct er og'
ia ret. Den mon life oct er en- Of
6oOe6mongIerne hos os, iea Der bar
peget poa2 Seq nlener oct.
Nen / eorigt er Der 10 9ru9 for
oemle 5oinigIelie ale 8egne: mel.
lem Wano og Suitru, mellem 6or.
el0re % 9srn, meIlem S6'fen6e,
n1ellem Observation-Disclosures, mel.
lem 9taboer. fort ingt ale 8egne.
2lo6. Den 6infsIeIie 9er ion 9oot
moe / 8iertet hos en-. Wten MI
ifaI ieg betro Dig nooet: Det err nof
egentlig 6sleIien al of ieg ioDner
ben o%ltformeget ieIo. ser 6rogte
mig til at ifrioe ON ben. Gen oeo
10 be6it, bpor Sfoen trpffer, iom
bar oen poo.~ - Syo, iomme 81.
Ger Men man fan 10 eaers go0t
ounre "a boo0e til Inaore 5ooipi0-
ier. bsie Sple, ia ieIp ifnoe Sfo.
M1en ON mar fommer ioa Ion9t
nleO Dem, iom man eaers oiloe
fomme, er en- onoen Sag. Gao Lao
o. mn ooeroeie oct ON 6~iui6lelien
Oct futt0e elers gerne en- on0en
Sang faGoe mig in6 at onbefole
it9rfe RGoer o9 rigiig aomplpIt.
Ufen mon fife begge funOe forene5
iom aIoor og @ommen FOR efs.
Nten oct fan pi 10 M grunoe paa
til en- onoen Sang, Gao os imtoler'
tito spe os / al ogIe0e % me6 De
gGo0e % grpOe meo De grpoenoe, "
letter gpoitelens A%noisning. Get
Ter Ggte 5infeIeIie, og BEN er goo
s. &. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01

0fen unoer olle 0mitpn0igbeoer
aobares beroeo enboer moo at reiie
for at ie pon nGonte 9on0. inoen
Den Sag er 9run0ig ~nn0eriegt.
5. 5. RiI0fie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01

Skriv efter wholesale"
Priser. De behover like
at betale, for Tommeret
er afIesset Og fundet TIL
fredsstilIende.
CADY LUMBER CO.
SOUTH 18th ST, OMAHA, NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-01
JUL
Fadrelandet
0ennemgaasnde Billeter til
Danmark
Norge Og
SVerrig
Via Hamburg
FoRST, ANDEN OK TR DIE KLASSE.
Via Hamburg
F0RST, ANDEN Og TR DIE KLASSE.

Kaiserin Augnste Victoria
$4,000 tons, Nov. 6, 800 p. m.
Pennsylvania -
1850 tons. Nov. 8. 10 a. m.
Pretoria = 1850 tons, Nov. l6, II a. m.
President Lincoln
$4,000 tons, Nov. 10, 2 p m.
Amerika %, 500 tons, Nov. 26. 10 am.
Patricia ~ $500 tons, Nov. 30. 2 p. m.
President Grant -
$1,000 tons, Dec. I, 9. a. m.
X aiserin Auguste Victoria
$4,000 tons, Dec. ~, 10 a. m.
B%illetpriser meddeles paa Forlangende.
Disse Priser vii indbefatte allie nedven-
dige Udgifter - Kost, Logi og Befor-
dring fra New York I'll Bestemmelses-
stedpt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
Praternai Brotherhood.

Last Tuesday evening Sego Lily lodge
No l62 held its regular meeting. The at
tendance was. rather small because OF the
special meeting which was held on the
Saturday previous The committee on
the baseball campaign. which Is to run
for three months and is for the purpose
Of bringing in new members and creating
interest, was instructed to have a full list
OF rules governing the contest At the next
meeting. Quite number of the mem
bers were in favor of adopting the new
long form initiation, and several are
looking into the cost. Brother John
Walden brought tickets for Saltair, which
he distributed among the ladies, and IT.
WAS decided to get together a party and
20 TO that resort on Monday IT is hoped
that there will be large following E1ec-
lion Of officers Will take place at Tues-
days session.
utah lodge No 365 was visited We'd
nesday by members OF Sego Lily lodge.
Such visits tend toward the larger fra.
ternaIism for which the Fraternal
Brotherhood stands. Important matters
are to be brought up at the meeting
next Wednesday evenlng, when the cleo
ton Of officers will take place
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
Makes a Merry Claim.

From the claim department OF the
Great Eastern Casualty company Of New
York comes story. of an interesting
claim under an accident policy which
was recently presented to the company
Henry Billings of Marion, o.. filed claim
against that company for the loss or an
eye. His claim papers showed that while
riding bicycle through The streets Of
Marion his wheel skdded from under him
by reason of a slippery pavement, and in
the resultant fall one of his handle bars
eouged out his right eve.
The claim was accompanied by a state
ment TO the company that the assured
would be glad to accept the specific in
demnity mentioned in the policy. amount
ing TO s1700 il was incident ally men
TONED that disability had lasted six
weeks,
The adiuster was rather curious con-
at his request the company's physician
called at the address given to examine
the assured and found there wes no suoh
address on the street mentioned. The
company then communicated with the
Marion Steam Shovel works. where the
application stated the assured was EN-
nloyed as a bookkeeper. and was In
formed by that concern that no person
named Henry Billings had ever been en-
ployed hy them as bookkeeper or in any
other attempt to see the assured failing,
the company turned the matter over 10
the police authorities IT then devel
oped that the assured had sudd enly left
made later revealed the fact that the as
sured had applied for his insurance while
wearing a glass eve and he managed to
conceal that fact from the agent writing
the application. When he deemed a suff'-
client time had elapsed after getting his
policy, he removed the eye. went to the
office Of the Insurance company and
made application for Indemnity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
KNIGHTS Of Pythias.

Members Of Calauthe- Myrtle met Mon
day and enjoyed a fine social evening.
two expert billiard players Of the lodge.
gave an exhibition game at the close
OF the session. Tonight NJ. w. Some
decker and John Horlick VIII play. There
also was work In the second rank, given
i'm an impressive manner The candidate
learned a lesson he Will probably never
forget, as a number OF the lodges best
orators were present, Knisht John Hor-
lick has returned from an extended bust
ness trip in the east. Mr.. Horlick will
soon leave for Mexico on business for his
firm, At the election Of officers recently
all the chairs were retained by the in
cumbents. except those OF prelate and
master Of work, " r. Evans was elect
ed prelate. II. NJ Shields. who had held
the office with much credit. Will spend
the summer looking after his mining IN
terests III Nevada. +. w. Gardiner was
chosen master of work TO succeed q. e.
ESlonta. A large attendance is expected
at tonfghts meeting,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
MaccabeeS

There was regular review Of Salt Lake
City hive No. last "Wednesday evening
Indy Webb and Lady McLaren won the
guessing contest Memorial services will
be held next Sunday, June 16. In I. O. o.
F. hall. The exercises will commence at
s D. m.
Tent No. IL will hold Its next meeting
Thursday night Last Saturday night,
about thirty-five couples OF the uniform
rank surprised Record Keeper Miller at
his home. The evening was devoted TO
cards, music and refreshments, Another
surprise is on the carpet for the near
future. The memorial committee will
meet again on Thursday, at T:30 p. m.
The committee will perfect. as far AS
possible, all the details for the observance
Of memorial day. which will be observed
in l. o. o. +. hall, Sunday evening, All
Sir knights should attend tent meeting
next Thursday evening, as there Will be
work In the degrees. State Commander
Wight has something Of Importance to
bring before the tent DR. Hanchett also
will be there 10 explain some matters
heretofore not understood by the mem
hers.
Banner hive No. II will i've entertained
at d social at the home Of Lady Miers,
326 D street, Tuesday. A baby girl ar
rived at the homo OF Lady Harrison In
Spring City, Utah. last week. Memoir
ial services Will he held Sunday even
Ing Jnne 16. at l. o, .. f. hall. The
public is invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
Brings Suit for DAMAGES.

James F, Cobb. general agent of the
Austin Fire Insurance company of Ari-
zona, fled a $3.50, 900 libel suit last week
against the International Fire Insurance
company Of Fort Worth, Texas alleg-
ing that he bought thirty shares OF stock
OF the company for $4,000 in October,
1909. with the understanding that he
was to represent the company in Ore
gon, Idaho. Utah and Nevada. and that
the company did not provide him means
for sdg doing so. danasing him in the sum
he secured an attachment against the
insurance company for all tho money
be had on hand as agent: amounting to
S1295.
On March 22 the company filed suit
against Cobb in Tarrant county. Texas.
charging him with embezzling $4,000 In
his San Francisco suit Cobb charges the
International with malice and an intent
10 ruin his character.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
News of the Insurance World
Total Abstinence Insurance.

One OF the old line iife insurance COM
panies is calling particular attention to
its total abstinence class OF poiicyholders
and carrying on a strong campaign for
its enlargement,
The class was established In 1900, and
after eleven years has more than 5000
policies In force. Covering during that
period in excess OF $12000,ooO OF insur-
ance the death losses In the class
amounted to sI62, 45O which was only 1.a6
per cent OF the amount Insured. The
company announces that the great re-
largely increased the dividends to policy
holders insured as total abstainers. The
statement Is that in the last five years
these dividends on ordinary and twenty
have shown combined an Increase ag-
gregating for the period sS.49 per cent.
The agreement on the part OF the COM
pany definitely provides that the NOR
tality record of the class will be kept
separate and distinct from. that OF the
neNH'" ment OF dividends the policy viii partici-
pate in accordance with It's terms. and in
addition will receive an additional divi-
dend based on any mortality savings
which the company may. experience by
reason OF A comparatively lower death
rate in the class.
In its literature tho company quotes
largely from The experience OF British
companies that have maintained sepa-
rate total abstinence classes for many
years. covering a perloo OF sNly years
and dealing with more than $4,000 lives
insured on the whole Cor ordinary life
plan, representing total OF nearly 65 900
years or life evenly divided between the
temperance and general sections. In the
latter class the reports give 8947 deaths.
as against 1924 in the temperance sec
tion FOR the same period. Had the NOR
tality in the temperance section been at
the same ratio as the general, the num-
Der OF deaths would have been 6959. or
1885 more than they really were. The
mortality with the general section was
on the average OF 60 per cent higher
than with the temperance section from
ages 10 TO %: The average Pro rata NOR"
sured in the temperance section was 40
per cent lower than was experienced in
the general section for the period TINS
experience, II is shown. demonstrates
that out OF 100000 lives at 30 years or
age in the temperance and general sec
than non abstalners would reach the age
OF 20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
lei MILLS BUSY
NTH RUSH ORDERS
nous Business Done in
u; Prices Advanced on
4 Some Products.

y YORK, Juno a.-Accidents to
apIshing plants and the Memorial
, alone prevented the breaking OF
'el output records in May, as was
4 steel making pig iron.
idcations and shipments estao,, F,
n new high mark; Not a lew OF
<ependent mills lacked an adequate
~ labor. The United States Steel
. .fion produced I,3s5,00 tons OF
|nrots, a record exceeded only IN
iS1O. The output OF finished steel
80 nv the corporations subsidiary
r5es was at the rate OF 1S,36o.00o
orders. while less than the daily
). In April, euualed the full pro-
Z capacity OF the mills and ship
[ayera ged only about 1000 tons a
|az. To the 2,5l3.000 tons of pig
'roduced In May, the corporation
- contributed 1909. 600 tons, %, 600
'ore than was produced in any one
1nent buying was much reduced in
last week, with interest mainly
lac contracts, including 5000 tons
D louisville & Nashville. l6OO tons
I Canadisn Pacific, 1000 tons more
\ 81. Paul. The principal rail- con-
u,etc IS. 600 tons for the Missouri,
. Al Texas. 1900 tons for the ST.
4 San Francisco. Supplementary
we're placed by the Hartman In
Eating shops booked orders for
{cDs. following contracts for l72. 900
|o Nav, Of which the American
+ eompany took about 1000 tons.
National Tube company advanced
OF steel pipe on six inches and
per ton. The country goods also
adyapced BY the same interests.
ocrican Sheet and Tin Plate COM
opera ting 81 per cent of capacity,
<ed 5000 tons OF oDen-bearth sheet
the open market.