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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
Sra galgeuc / 6aar

fan ser life me6oeles tort. Oa 8alg-
beretuingerne enonu til Morgen 7
SAG er meaet uinloitanoise.
Gor @ebraffos geofommen.
De fan ooa meoocles. at @npernsr
@oor6eno Gem er genpaIat meo
itor Moioritet.
d for 9anoet / i'm alminoe.
li86eo fan meooeles. at ppite aou.
gres oil faa oemofratiff 1a-
i|oritet. - i senafet omtrent ioni
I iioite aongrps. men 0niets 6ler-
tai oil blipe itgrft r%eouceret; Ne
pnbIifanerne bar nemlig annoet be.
tnoeIiae Seire mango SteOer.
Inaaaenoe aDfn0eftemm e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
9ea iuOfalOte SenOerjDOe

en ing oanif 9anoelsmano, Der
/ flere 4ar bar opbolot iis j Sgn.
oeripaan0. men MI er uen0t tilbaae.
fortaaer H. e. u. 5fbl ira en-
%ipnOeripif Gunonr
seq beiegte ilere oanite oiem
) Ct Al oisie par leg, oa oet par
mine aoOe Sener, nogle inner. Scr
ifnloe Sennen meo (eet par i BE
gDnoelien Al Nu8uiD, reiie bort ira
line 5orelere. ira i'm nnse 9uitrn
% to imaa 9eru. San CIT title
ON og pasieOe Jim @ernin1. Soften
too for 8ererL % Der par meBet At
orone. @ans unge 9uitru % bans
Mooer grno. 9ien oct baaroeite
par, at ban life bap6e ct cneite trp.
itenoe Or0 til Dem. Site ct Sps.
alimt faiteoes Der mo / bette Dor.
fe. for Der er fun aul0e i Oroet
9ligt4 iagoe ban til mig. % oog
tpnfte life en- pna At rpmme. ifsnt
oct enonu let funoe pore lntfeoes
Site ct Gfsempel bar ieg bort i Den
8etning. 8erimoo en-, buorIeoes
5snoeriuoer / S%onaeriget er moot /
0~um0reotal. On ING Mano ira
Sunoeoeo len Al Oe beoite unae Oerl
er en0ogiaa fanmen Diem ira Gng.
lon0 % er gaaet meO. Bel alorig
bar De oauife 5snoeri0oer DGret
itsrrc emo ! Be 7age.
d j De iamme Sioer be8pnota
enooa 6orislgelierne "a 6Gn8slin.
aerue ION inqen SinOe isr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04

gstre al bpiIfe, . siite 0ptre er
gaaet ioruo ior Mooeren ino | @oi8-
beoen.
5pnnen, e6riitian 3%ranoberg.
Californian. o Oe 2 0etre Dor Der
/ Rebr.
Den aioeoe fom meo fin @anO
% De pnaite 9oru til amerifa 1898.
% Be bar iioea opboIot fig i blair
% 0megn.
Mrs. SIR. Grano6er8 %opnaaeoe
oen 6eie aloer al nriten 81 Aar.
Gen @lio, Der elifer eaHtere emo
Ell 9fooer. treite % 5%nioale pore
i%srgenoe 8enner.
9iI QUO. iaar ui @isiions-
ms0e Der Blair ira 0en 10. til ben
%. aoo. 9ao os bereoe os til Dis
ie Ssitiosoage meo Bon ON ria
geliianeIie ira @uo. iom gioer ale
aerne, % be6reioer life.
: afteu 81. 80 er Der after
nna0omsmeoe / airfens arnpt meo
et aoot 9r6sram.
Pile unae no6noes 6isrteliat.
Eorsoaa gften 81. 80 er
Der 0pbuggeliesmsoe / aitfeusaropt
: ganle 9cnaer, benpt a%nIeOnin-
aen til at iamles on @nos 0ro.
Om llOial0et Al 9alget Der i
eountpet tan meoOeles At 4roi. q.
I. 9mo / Il al Gountpets 16
8algfreOie bar ct 5lertal Al rs
temmcr Tor GountD. Superinten.
Dent. % Due anoerieu bar / 9
9alafreOie ct 5reltal Al 81 Stem
mer for eoumto @Ierf. ioa Sc 10
er %rimeliapi5 oaIgte meo 400 Raio.
ritet.
Ser / 9pen nanot 9uno meo q
Stemmer. % anoeriau table meo
rs Stemmer, men BET or 10 Stem-
mcrne / belle 9ountnet, Der aer 10,
ilaaet.
Dor oonIfe Sfrr00er 3. g.
Sobnien er M ogiaa ilettet inc /
Dor oanife @aoc, treoip Ter Sno
Tor .. 9 g. $. boor ban beoer
baaoe gamIe og me aunoer. iGrIia
.tbe college bong, aflpgas BAN
ct geisg naar De snifec noaet giort
fom FaIoer inoenior bans 5ag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04

llngooms. o. Wisiionsme0e al
bolocs ON 8no Dil - i Snl
manucls 5 lut6. Renigbeo, Cation.
Cal, / Gaaene ira Den 1872.
Pob. gne or bierieIia in6bu0ne til
at oeIta9e / oisic 9s5er. % SIN.
manuels lln9oomsiorenin9 1enpea.
Ser ia iarIia til ale llnaoomsiore
ningerne / 9aciiic areos ON at fonl.
me iaa mango iom mulia ia buer
MISUNDERSTANDING eaer bog i oct
minOite at lace iig regreieniere DeS
et NeoIen. Weniabeoen bar nemIig
giuet o. ale ire gitermiooage til
inrIige llugoomsmeoel: 1orsoag
g~ftermiooag oil gmnct ct lDffe,
fiat l%ln8Oomslio1 / 5oroinoaIie me0
Gom. s. I blipe Orsitet. Gmnet for
5reoag gitm.: Bible BET oGre goot
Tor llnaOomsioreniuaerne | Bocific
areos. ON De Sanneoe ct aseosior.
bnnO2 Sporle6es fan oct Tfe2 Spa5
for Opanper fui6e De Ieie? gni.
net Tor SenOae Gitermiooag er.
On ~troia't % irimoSis gefenoeIie
al min 5relIer".
aHmrrfning. SmnianueIs ling
oomsioreniug tnnfer aloeles life
paa oc6 bette Rgoe at oanne areos.
iorbuno. On inaoan Gag ma Iiaae
/ 9reoiens Sqnoer. @en oen enifer.
ON emo I oei imaa. At onfte 5or.
itaaeIIe al o. Snieregie for Saaen
gi ornter Rrpiterne 9. 1pe 81.
Zen % Carl Sanien, iamt pore ON.
boenoe graiter til at oeltaae / Ne
0erne.
qae tilreiienoe be0es meoOelr ON
oeres aomme in0en Sen IS. Ro0.
Qaa Renigbeorns oa llnsooms
foreningeus gc9nc.
n Z. @anen grGit.
Oleanopr. Sal. n. n. !.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
areosmpoe

gil Sub. nfboioer RcrO gafc.
ia areos fit Giteraarsmsoe i Chen.
eyer Menigbeo peO 5lortcn, q.
Gnf. | 9aeene ira 10 til %. No.
Dember. Wsoet begpnoer meO Cubs
tieneIte | Nenigbeoen airfe. Tors.
bag 5ormio0ng SCI. 1920.
Qreoiens gmne: Eodben
Weniqbeoens emne: S~5orIeoes
bIiser CUBS gsrn teIl;get | Sano-
be62 Sob. II, II.
ale are6iens praiter bpf fom'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
me % allie @enia0cOer icnOe Dele.

me % ale Meniabeoer ienoe Dele
gnter.
6. U. anoeren, areosiet.
: Sen6olo til openi.aaenoe De
fenotgerelie inObnoer ebene5er D.
CD. Iutb. Weniebeo oeo 6larton. u
Ddf.. berpeo ale at oe.tase / uaOn.
tie Msor. 6n5per beOes in6meIOe iig
til cen al mOertegueoe inoen ben
10. RoD. 9no os piOe 5Da0 Dag De
fommer. &c oil on bIipe ainentet /
5lorton. Qaa MeniabeOens 9esne
6. g. 6briiteuien. 5ormanA,
8. Ragnusien.
Rgb.s Brett
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
@isiiOnsmpOer i Fremont % paa
Irtmunt gaffer.

8 7nacne ira 1876. Poo. al.
boloeg. pif Sub. Wisiicnsmsoer /
6remont aaIoct. Wsoerne nnbnes
meo afteusu0stieueite | gppn Tors.
oaaen ben 10. Qoo. 5reooa. eer.
BAG oa SenOng COPY boIOes
Weoerne poa 2an6et Sra Wnnon.
gen Den 90. til o. me5 1afiigeIies.
bnaep BEN 26. boloes Meoerne |
gpen. aom og pPr meol ganoe
inoenbns oa u6enbps @riier er
biertelig pelfommen.
W. Eb. SEMEN.
5f5 g. dtb Ct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
Stprt ~linaoomsmpOc.

9iI BuS. bliuer Der ai1oIot ct
tori llngoomsmsoe / Ct. Rattb
@enigheo i Gonn, Minn., / Ga8ene
ira oen 3.-6. Gee, boartiI uige
bierteIia inob1Ses. 1ilreiienoe be.
oes meIoe Iia iii Wr. Cars gonl.
ZEN, Guam. Minns ier Sen 30. Roo
s. 81. @anfen. Wah. 9rrit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
Gieuonn, / gIair.

On oeilig Gienoom pao 4 acres
2ano meo iaa goot iom mt s gG.
relies Sus - nPr pe0 lana Col.
Iege - fau fsbes pnn gunitiee Bill.
faar.
9iqele0es Ell mooerne 7 Bprelies
Sus og Y gcre Soro beplantei
meO Gruattrrer % guife. Snoen.
for gpgrpuIen.
6. 5. Robinon ReaItp SO.
Blair, 9ebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
Misiipnsmrne.

On @uo oil, bliDer Ger 1P~isiions.
msoe i Ct. 5obanues Ncnigbeo.
bennington, Minn, / 1ogene s.
oa 8. gaop. 1911. aGe er berueo
6ierteliait inobuone % ueIfomne.
gaa Menia6eoens 9e1ne.
z. ". geterfen.
Der oil bIioe aiboloi Misiions
msoe % 5ubilaumsieit / Smma.
meIs @eniobeo, Sa5elpooo, glinn..
ON @uo oil, I 1aeene 10. II. %
Il. Rop. 1914. Bar NEE at bcoe
ON Re9n ira oct bsie ooer Msoer.
ne. gn 6ierteIig SnobnOelie til ollie
9aa Wlenigbeoens Segnc.
Z. ~. Beterfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
UaisinnsmDOs.

ON Serren oil, ai0oIoes 0lis.
iiousmeoe j llpIanO. 9ebr.. ira 10.
-15. Ron. 1871 9is0et baaDnoer
6reOao @oraen. 10. 9'ou. ST. II.
8om D oar Uelfommen, ) Jon Is.
Ger '9erren.
gaa @eni85eoens 9egne.
8. .. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
#Sallliliem Wolfe.

Zen me oprrprafioeai i
5les0i3. tioliaere Statsminiiter
6rieorid pom @folfte or ieot
Den lite Mai 1872 Tom Ssn
n Qanmcr6errc 9ernharo 20. Gro.
mann @corge pen @oltte. iom Den
sang uar g0miHiitrator paa greo-
ifabct 4ant3au PEG garmitcOt.
Woltfe- SlGafen 6erer til glefIen
burgs pIoIte Noel. aaereoe / oct
-. aar6unoreoe i~nopauoreOe Ell 2.
0eiinie til 9anmarf. men BEN no0s.
oe omfrina Deo sLaret 1850. Gen
iaaes StamiaOer Ill ole De @rens
Al Slp9ten. Tom enoHu blomitrer
oar @ebhorot uon Moltfe. Jon leoe.
De omfriuB 1868 % par en g6t.
ling al ocn m%etlenburaife 9inie
Stritielo. San eiterloo iia otte
Senner. IRA 70 al Dem aeoitammer
! De @rene. Tom enOnu leoer. mems
6 itcrfommerne eiter &c at0re no.
osoe / Set Il. "a Is. Aar5nnorc0e.
otto oon @olttc blco 5tamiaoe.
rem I'll 9i9s8reoerne @olffe % Dc
me %prcusiifc ercacr pon @olife.
mems ale oanife @reper % oerrer
0on Woltff neoiiommcr ira bans
groOer Clans. Cite bon MloItfe,
@e6barots aIOite sen, BAR Serrc
til 5amop % @oltop t550-i609
% armolagoe to 9tuier. sinien
Sanlep blomitrer eaonu baaoe
9rensien o. 3nnmarf. I'll oeung
gren berer ben befenOte General.
feltmarifal 6clmnt1 9Grl 9ernbarf
@rcOe pon @oltte. ieot Den 26.
Cftober 1900 i @ardiu. 900 ben
p. april 1891 j Greiiau. Zen Is
Cftober 1870 ble0 ban optaget
Den preusiiife a~oeIsiiano. Zen an
ben. Den ri5s9rebeliae einie paa
5moriow 5lomiirer en0m ereus.
len. en 9etlins al iamme 5rieOrid
1etleo pon Roltfe ira 1850 I'll
1926 bleg ben 10. Cftobcr t77e
opiaget + ben taife aigsareueitaH6
Sans ufgre 0rooer. gserner Saiger
D. Mioltfe aft til Gannast % bier
aaret 1884 optaget i Den oaHite
2ensgreDeItano. Genne Sgrlinie
n06g0e imiolertio meo Sonnen
e6renreid ebriitopb enomig 1890
ts64.
Cucnnuonte @eb6aro pom @oltfes
unaite Sen Claus bIeD, efter b0oo
Der i~friges TT 5hlesDiaer Rnhridl.
ter. %tani5erren til oe oanife Gre.
ser 81 serrer B5n 4ioltfe. Sans
Smneie Claus Soadim Tom 1914
til Canmarf. oa eeunes IRE Senne.
ianner grlmblaaoe Der ire giuier.
Zen 9eloites eftertonmere uaoeoe
1872 Zen amen al oisic einier
bleu 1927 opidaet / Den oanife
eensbaronitono "a blomitrer euouu
Ianmarf m0er Rapnet BON Woli.
fe.9loienfranos
@rnnolGaaereu Al Den treble sinie.
ion liaelcoes euoau blomitrer baa.
Sc / Ganmarf on Rreisien, par Den
0anife Riniiter aoam @sttlieb oon
MoItfe ira t7f0-t792, Tom 1892
meo ale fine eiterfommere bleD
optaget | Den oanife 9ensgreDeitanO.
Nj bans 9 SeHner fit BEN treble,
@reD ebriitian 6rieorid WagHhs
UTILISED op ilesnigife Sober
Qer o. @riinbolB o. bleo optdaet |
oct nesoia.boIitenife GiOOerifab.
Sans e%fterfommere ejeoe @~riinbol8
% @oabs. De andre senner tit
@ooIer / Gnnmnrf.
9amilien non RoItfe eier f%orffel.
liae @anbenmRrfer. StamDnabnet
oiier tire forte anrfugle I; snloent
gfiolo. Pao ben froneoe 8oaben-
hiefm iinoes inp epIone Sceptre,
Tom bpert for oben er prnoet meo en-
gren GnafuaIefier. Geite @aaben
finoes hos ale De 9anben, 5amilie.
creme elers bnr iaaet. iom Sierie.
ffio[0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04

Omaha. aebr. ira 22.-29. Ron.
1914.
Genuer, JON oil upre meo os /
oisie Gage i @1tos gus ON @uos
0ro, CT 6iertelig Geltommen.
Snomel0 eOers til
Z. q. saurfen 2721 j. 30. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
,Oonfferen"
Ons0ag oeu 1. s9ooember 1914.
Blair, Rebr.

ADinoeioreningeu oil 5olbe i'm
onrlige 9ainr / airtens arppt r e
bag Den 13. Nor. 1et er Gan
Ten, At Gettoinotagten Beo 9aiaren
ifal aaa til afbetalinl paa Meni8-
beoens @ulo. o. iarIig Al oan@rnuo
gnifer 5orenin9eu at ia iaa tort
@eiea % iaa tor Snotagt iom mn
liat Der Dil iom iGooanIig ior
n0en uoialg bIiDe %ierDeret 5uririif-
ninaer gitermiooaa % Aftea. On
Mftenen oil Der bIiue u0fsrt ct iar-
Iigt 8roeram. - alt / 8etning al
SnHing o. Saanoarbeioe inoleoeres
III Mrs. Gang Gagen ioruo.
) @aar baboe ni 1eieg al 9ait.
s. g. Semen ira aimbaIIton. Sa.
San fortaltp. al DIR. @orinns 2oft,
9oiIlingbro0er til 9roi. Colt peo
Cana College. nuIie or blepen git
6eroore mc6 MiIs Mpta 4eterien
fra 9oplar. Sa. 9ielien. ser noier-
tes al 9ait. Seuien. fanot Ste0 /
@et6ania airfe. Mr. Colt er pei
fenot Der ! Blair. % Der er iiffert
mango foru0en a9aniferen@, iom
gnifer ham % bans gggtemage bier.
telig til 2offe meo oeres 4agt ior
Sioetl
Nof en- al pore Qan0smGno
bar fornDIia beennOt 5orretnin5
Der / guen. Oct er BOIL ssrenien.
Der feber SONS og 9g &. Sans
SnSfobsiteo er Sbeooor Souieus
ileoeItation pan @aI6ington Ct.
boor ban fsber napnte Eager til
gasens 8riier.
81. Oft 0soe aamIe 9rano.
bergs 0uitru plu0ieligt i1oen noaen
foruo5aaenoe Sngoom.
6fn befan0t ia Del on @itermios
oaqen. Otter 4itensmaaltioet bap0e
bnn ct let Sl0ebefinoenoe Dog me.
De ineen. at set Dor iioite Gang, al
bun began fla iii Spile. men BET bleo
bet nj aIfiaeBef.
Oct or after en- alporIia 9anmin.
Belle ON ~iaaleOes Of .pac pore
Sage. at Ri befomme gisoom /
Siertet".
grof. e. 2. gig Ga gait. aisl-
Ter taIte / airfen Der oeo 9e9rabel.
fen / @nar og iiOitnpunte beisrgeoe
SoropaofoiteIien.
De aamIe 1ranobcras bar 6e Iio-
ite Aar boet hos here's 5pigeri6n. 6.
Z RieIien. ser er gift meo 1rano-
bergs pnaite Gutter.
Zen afosOes Giaendun oar Soa
aeIene 2nmo.
Sin par fsot oen. s. December
1888 ! sfrooitrnp, 0oroilesoig.
lite Ssnong ! aopent 1853 in0.
traa0te bun ! 9Gateifab meo Girl
itian Granoberg. 3 oeres 96ate-
ifab fsotes 3 gsrri. I 5sn Ga 4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
Nisiiunsmpoe.

ON Sub uil, bliDer Ser Missions.
msoe | Rem oisbon og Orange, @is.
| ct. Stefans WenigbeO ! Dogene
f3a-f5. Hop.
Wsoerne begpnoer Eorsong ai.
ten ben IL. / 8peu Vep 9isbon.
ane er nenIigit inobnone.
y. q. Ebifte6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
sa eeis.

Stort nMooern gricf 9oteI" Tom
ssr goo 5orretnine, Fan leies me.
get billigt. Rprmere Oplpsninger
iaas oeo at benpenOe iig til
Or. 5. g. Ssrseufen,
gIf 9orn. Sn.
eIer i'll
Tbom. q bonn en-,
qimbnlIton, Sn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04

ret fan intet iiges enonu. Rebra-
ia betegnes iom toioliom / iaa Sen
ieenoe, oog narmeit bploenoe til
CUNT ior apinoen..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
8nbstieneiter
8Iair:

SenoaeqfoIe 81. 9.15.
Sgimesieauostieneite 81. 1890.
Nftengiostieneite al 80.
9ennarS: SmoaasItoIe mco 9on.
misunderstanding 5uer SmOa9 81.
10. 9anif Guostieneitc I. % 3.
Smoao / 55cr giaaueS 5~ormiooag
81 Il. GaBcIif @nostieneite ,. o..
l. Senoaa / sscr 8a1ne9 6ormio.
Dag q Il.
Crnm: @uoStieaeite /. y .
Ssnoa9 / bper Nlaaaco. 81. 1890
6orm:ooag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04

Wiisfonsmpoe

DIN @uo bill, bliuer Der MisiiOns.
meOe | Coulter. Sa., / 8osene ben
$50. Rop. og I. December,
bportil fprIiait ~inobpoes.
Baa Weniebeoens geene.
". W. 0iGIfen. :,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-04
WishOnsmpOe

Der pit bIipe Misiionsmsoe i
Bella Oanife eO. .Iutb Mgb.s airfe,
The Washington herald., 1914-06-27
MINISTERS PUBLISHING
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE
Eight Churches of Bloomingdale and
lexington Are Circulating In
terdenominational News.

Eight churches of various denomina-
tons in BlOomingdale and lexington
have banded together for the purpose of
publishing a magazine. The first issue
came out last Thursday. At present 1t
is a monthly but the founders hope to
make il a semi-mOnthly. and later a
weekly paper.
The movement grew out Of a meeting
held by the eight churches last fall.
when it was determined that a medium
of communication between them should
be found a periodical was suggested,
and the idea has been followed out.
AS yet there is no editor-in-chief. but
literary matter is taken care of by a
board of three pastors. The paper is
published by A. B. Tugman, who has
offices in the Southern Building.
At present the idea of having a publi-
cation is confined to Bloomingdale and
lexington. but other churches through
out the city have approached those con-
cerned and applied for a right to share
in the paper. II the magazine is success
full, other churches will be admitted. and
the paper made larger. The literary
matter is confined to church news, locals.
and articles of interest to subscribers,
but in time the scope will be enlarged.
The churches concerned are the Rhode
Island Avenue NJ. p. Church, the Ecking-
ton Presbyterian Church, the Church OF
the Atonement. the Church Of the Ad-
vent. the United Brethren. St Paul
Methodist. South; Lincoln Road NJ E,
and Bethany Baptist churches. Two Of
the biggest advocates Of a church paper
are Rev. Louis Randall. pastor of the
Rhode Island Avenue NJ. p. Church, and
Rev II. E BrundaGe. of the lexington
Presbyterian Church.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-27
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Favorable Adpices Outnumber Those of an Oppo.
site Character Despite ClafLn Failure and
Salem Fre-Crop Prospects Are Bright.

New York. June &.-Dun's review to-
morrow win say:
Reports from the principal trade CEN
tiers continue irregular but favorable ad-
vices outnumber those OF an opposite
character. especially In the agricultural
sections. the prospect of another year Of
bountiful harvests stimulating retail
sales in the West and Southwest. The
large dry goods suspension and the dis
astrous FIRE in New England naturally
were disturbing features late in the week.
Except for the dry goods receivership
mercantile failures for June had prom
ised some recession.
There has been a steady movement In
cottons and business with Jobbers during
Juna was better than usual, much less
being shown than in the pre-
ceding month. Prices for mems wear for
next spring are being arranged and will
be on higher level owing to the rise
In wool. This month has witnessed an
expansion In the demand for iron and
steel. yet price concessions are still q
feature. Mil operations are not espe-
cially well maintained. and It is believed
that the mid-year shut-downs will last
longer than Is customary. Bank clear
ings at all leading cities this week were
Is per cent larger than during the same
period a year ago. this being the first
gain shown for some time.
There has been more activity in job
bing and retail primary cotton goods
in certain sections OF the coun-
try, but In some departments business
has fallen OF. Improvement is noticeable
in the agricultural regions.
where the prospect Of good crops is be-
ginning to exert a normal influence on
trade. Less demand has appeared for
wide print cloths and other staples for
purposes. yet. on the other
hand. better conditions are noted in the
finer cloths. In mems wear. chief inter-
est centers In preparations for the spring
season OF 1915. 1t Is not expected that
the leading producer will name prices
until next month, but there Is a general
belief that advances will be made Of
from Sc to &c on staple serges Of the
better and more popular qualities"
The Washington herald., 1914-06-27

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are higher.
Lowe, rr.de. may be sold for less Fancy goods
Although the market was generally DEPRESSED be-
Of the extreme heat Of the past several day.
il active some goods. and promised, with
cuoler weather. TO have a nrmer tone.
The quotatious showed fowls to he stronger. On
the other hand. veal calFes were easier. The de-
mand for sTring lambs also lghtsned. Activity on
these goods was thought, will be resumed with
cooler weather. Egg receipts were liberal; quota
tons steady with strong demand for fresh stock.
With heavier receipts than last week, fruits and
vegetables had active market. Many periShable
gccs sold slightly lower to clear the market others
weakened on account Of heavier receipts. CucImben
were plentiful. selling at moderate figures Cherries
nesred the height Of their and sold cheaply
Receipts Of eanteloures were mere liberal and quo
tatiors lower. Few apples found their way TO the
market; quotations moderate, a. the quality
was poor Corn receipts strengthened materially
bringing the figures down little. Watermelous
seeued to hold firm. despite 4 gradual strengthen
ing Of supply The highest things on the market
were onions Virginia onions were rrceiTed in sanal
quantities and sold very strongly, though lower
than foreign stock. The quotations for the other
goods were:
EGGs-Searby nrSts. per doz-. D. southsrn. II
BUTTER-Best print. new. PEI H.. sih; tub. pr
n. sou: process.-per H., p; under race. per
h, 2laz7: store-paeked. PER H.. sais.
LARD-Tuh. pure. PER h., nAAlai ca. CO.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-27

New York. June H.-Bradstreet's re-
view tomorrow will sAy:
Good crops, mixed trade and rather
unsatisfactory Industrial and manufac-
turing conditions sum up the weeks re-
port. Good crop reports with yeritable
certainty OF q record winter wheat crop,
plus evidences of gnowth In trade both
Wholesale and retail In most Of the West
all Of the Northwest. Southwest, and In
parts OF the South. strikingly contrast
with the very slow pace Of Industrial
operations the country over and dull
business In the East where additional
depression has developed in consequence
of the suspension OF a large factor in
the dry goods trade.
THE big Western centers continue to
derive optimism from growing crop pros
poets and to expand trade In keeping
Herewith while being apparently unaf-
fected by untoward development in the
East. Western concerns appear to need
goods and those located In the winter
wheat belt are requesting that shipments
of goods due to go out a fortnight hence
be made az promptly as possible and II
"a evident that seasonal clearance sales
OF dry goods by Western jobbers have
fulfilled expectations. Buying Is most
marked in raw wool for worsted manu-
featuring grocers, good goods and hard
ware and the dry goods trade In prac-
tically all OF the West is said TO be on
a sound basis.
Collections in the West chow further
but elsewhere payments are
slow. Industrial operations despite a
little betterment here and there are de-
cidedIy slow and though trade in finished
steel Is larger than II was in May the
volume of orders thus far placed In June
-
what forward buying has come out has
been consummated at the expense Of
prices
THE coal trade is slack. and idleness
caused by strikes has not served to
stimulate demand.
Business failures for the week ending
June g were $50. which compares with
149 last week. $50 In the like week of 1913,
% In 1872, and 227 In 1911"
The Washington herald., 1914-06-27

not over. Not only has there been ex-
pertinent in the form of security, but
there has been much experiment In the
method of marketing them Attention
has frequently been directed to the At
tempts Of cities to sell their own bonds
over the counter. Just recently in New
York one OF the biggest OF the Western
railroads was not content to sell its Sc
curities to a banking syndicate, but in
stead employed one Of the great bank
ing houses on a commission OF one-half
Of ! per cent to market so. 900 Of a
new bond issue. That is an experiment.
which. II successful. may begin to revO-
lutionize the whole bond market. Ons
swallow. however. does not make a
summer. and one successful issue Of this
sort does not make a new code in finan-
ciaI practice. Although the underwriting
syndicate and the pool agreement are
just now under a cloud. they are likely
to survive the present period of agitation
and continue to exercise considerable in.
huence in the world Of finance for many
years to come.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York June 8.-MILLFEED-weAk: offer
ins ample: trade is nlodeflte. Spring bran. in
ioopound facks 9.oo In transit and to Grriue. July
TO November. 275: standard middlinEs. 70 arrive
soon, SO. and June shipment. 600; Western red
dog 500; winter wheat. in lOtpomd sacks. to ar
riTe August. Eo: city bran. in bulk. I'D; ArEen-
tina bran to arrive Is held at 20. In nopound
eAcks.
TO choice At 350a3so.
CoRSMEAL-FIm: trade is retarded. Kiln
dried. for export, $50. In sacks; coars mAal. in
bags, L4al.A
HAY-Recsipts LOT tons; fat. demand Kslsss.
Quote prime timothy. LILO: No. tiAothy. lmaL04;
No. 2 saLoo: No. J. ssao
sTRAw-Receipts. 50 tonA Easy; tnde dull.
Long rye quoted at ISaso.
BEEF-Steady; demand Is moderate. Packet,
II. .5aHoo; family B0alA8.
PORK-Ftm: business Is inactive. Mes, ia
2IS: family. 34!ooaz5 %: clear lS75G1.oo
LARD-weak: dealings are moderate Prims
Western. lo3S: refined continent, D.O; South
American, lis; refined Brazilian. in kegs. l-5;
beef stearine. Q; hrd steArine. dull. New York,
lR