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lilclnsé‘ives. the FDIQISP Department mm“ B131”, ’pu’l‘iiiiuihl‘ly ‘3 the 1,11 QMV illllh i! 383? wimp: maple,» ,
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mm Mr ta «
gLydio E Rink;
honl’s Vegotsble Compoundl improved I
cannot tell you new ‘Iibppy I i’eel nodal,
on
mm In. the house ifV
the now-EM“.
No. 7
would; «the
Bellea
Woman’s Precious Gift.
The one which she should most zeol-
-11.1’siy guard is her hcolth, but it is
the one meat often neglected, until
some ailment peculibi- to her Sex has
fastened itself upon her; Vj‘Wbenwui’
.fectedsuch women mayre lu‘pon Lydia
E Pinkharhs Vegetable 1111111111111, a
remedy that bull been Widedully‘sec-
nessful interminable-iti- 00 salience have not changed their credit terms.- iGrosoe. several banks concur in ud-
W 01116“. . .
If you me the slightest doubt
that Lydian. Pluk‘ham’ 11 Vegan
hie Com all will help youmrit/o
to Lydia .J’inkllnm blediciueCm.
(confidentlailLynnmnsh for all-
v ice. Your letter will be opened,
read and bloomed bybwonlon, of limb riet anolysis oi the trolls con bills have been mainly- met by bus! vamggist, who knobs it will SW8 you
and hold Ill mm confidence.
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THE. submiss- :SITUATlON.
~ ‘ in will um Veils?
'3)! Archibald J. Wolfe, Foreign Trade
Expert of the National Association,
V _, of NVlVVanufacturere.1
‘ in order to learn to what ‘extont
the business conditions in the hollow
flutes and in the Asiatic holineseions
of Turks; had been affected by‘ the
recent wars between Turkey and the
ilnlbnn allies, and hetw98n the allies
of [he \‘ntionnl Association of oMnu-
lecturers 1111s nudes canvass of over
200 of its correspondents in European;
and Asiatic Turkey VGVreVVchg, Servyia
Austria 'cliun
imagining minuinlyh low the con-
11111611 (”if business so itllriculture in
" iiflr dis‘tlict and \vitllin- their sphere
" Oil influence.
A careful dilaiysis oi.’
VV tho reports lecoil ed has brought out
n number of interesting facts which
111's herewith presented.
V, The war iroullleslwhich hnd coll-
, mined the Balkan. Peninsula. until 11
-1
' V'siinntioll ls ' indeed, still 11 very
short ti111eVVbnckVappenr to be for the
present definitely dissipated. The vn
rious countries which had engaged ill
wml’are are at peace. though the no
animations for the settlement of cer-
loin Vdctails hale nut yet been con-
(indeed and carried into effort. The
deli-
onto one. Political passions, ethnolom
it-ul troubles, leligious dissensions,
foreign influences, 11111) at all times
precipitate fresh quarrels. Fortunate-
ly. in all of the countries involved
11 liter counsels now prevail.
With regard to the territorial re or-
lungement of the human Peninsula.
the final settlements and domarcn
lions have not yet been ratified by all
ol’ the states concerned, but it me
be roughly said that Servia has no
quilt‘i‘ a large territory to the south-
west including ‘11 number of important
cities, such as Monont‘ir, Uskup and
«111119111, 11111] free port facilities at tia-
. ionlca. thus giving to’ tllut'inlond coun-
' The
, nod preserved neutrality tll‘rolls
I “outs of the
sorts.
try an outlet, to the see, though ‘in a
very limited measure. Greece has
boon increased by accession of limb
tory to the north, including the city otV
Janina and the seaport or 'Buionicu.
ln'teruutlonsl conference has
awarded to Greece several islands in
the Aegean clen including some which
had been hold by the Italians since
the itch) Tulhish War. This awnrdls
likely to stnnd although the Turks
have mode a protest against it. The
island of Crete has been finally annex-
ed by ‘Gresce. 'i‘o Bulgaria has been.
added a small strip of country to the
south 9. notable decrease of torrito’r
lal aculsitioqn as compared with the
concessions the allies were ready to
make before Bulgaria had quilf‘reled
with“ them. sun Bulgaris is new the'.
only {Haitian State which has set; ports
both on the Bloch drill on tho Aegean
Sens, her new territory including two
available ports on tub“ Auden see,
'which will never to M WM“
Old Ellison‘s by mmby line before
they are or any use. mnemonic, with
the war, invaded and bsmmed
oignty over a small but egocentric
fertile ntrip of land in northern out,
A convene 0:?“
bill
purulent
‘ or states. and dependent upon
'Mey
111.. mm 11111 111111 into lauds pros:
tloollyV outside or the Bulgarian tori-h .
‘ 1 ed to the annexation by that country
> , l the section along the northern VBth ,
Odie “WI; es. 1" 8ariai1 frontier wits pacillc‘
“’m’i (inflections in MM” oi the.
old kingdom of 'Bulgorin‘ are regular. , »
but certain difficulties are experience
on in thonewiy unnexpd territory
which 1111 been the seat or 92 devast- fr 3 ‘
toyed in; war. and whole the inhubitn‘ntiiw
had to a. great extent lost their prop-
erty or left their homes.
The new provinces 0! Bulgaria are ~ '
16, 000 square kilometers in extent and
are very fertile, producing cotton, to _
{Bulgaria is '
. now the only ‘Bolltdn state which has
an outlet on the Block Sea; as Well as . ,,
to the Aegean “Ben, and this godmpb. '
Vbocco and other crops
ical advantage is bdun‘d to benefit the
country. V V
exporters have somewhat curtailied
their credit termn to Bulgaria by
droning against documents. The Bul-
gurluh manufacturers nod exporters
Servla.
The services of thirty three corrVe
lapondcnts oi the National Association. 599}? 93"““311‘1‘3 W31? .33 tithe "911 SAFE rose “BRO. EFFECTIVE
of Manufacturers in 511111111 including
till‘éé in the new possessions of 891
via, were availed ol‘ in the preparation
dltions in that country
Correspondents state that business
conditions .1111 Mullen“! e powdere-
bly perturbed during war. The
export trade or Garvin was paralyzed
due to the risq'msitlon ot all rolling
stock for military operations. some,
however, has 53min! \filu'éh 'vnlunbie
territory. The tsddsnusi’es tl‘l'e set!
«an trade 11 to 1111111 illusion, French
and German impbrtfi ntV Mthe expense
or Austrlaurunwy‘“ Agriculture is
developing" 111111 the for lm
provement in Militidili did good. No
loss of crops hull befall uperienced.
Nd tailored ti! Mdebuefl‘ce occurred
moi-elm est-immerse went 11hr
t‘liilirts one country s‘nn “alike en
restore to 'uolillmd institutions the
riéwl'y ao‘dliirlid‘ wanton. “ '
The; public beet ar'servie has in-
creased by about 100,000,000 '10 700.-
000 000 francs. Boven'to eight per
cent premium is now paid for gold.
Previous to the rennin war which; Turkey (30W m Act-11¢)
has added a considerable and volun-
blo territory to the Kingdom of Ser
via, the area or Servis was 18,650
square miles ”with 'n: total. population
in ill-1001‘. 2,9hll'lol. persons. it won it
11 country entirely surrounded by oth-
her
neighbors fol-smellns of communion
tlon. both in the csseoi imports and
exports The partition of the Turkish
province that tell to the lot of the ni-
lies 1111 but realized Survin's aspire
tious tor'nn outlet to sea. Bulonicu,
for a time the bone of contention be-
iwccn Semis and Greece. soon after
the fall of that city was definitely re-
tained by Greece, but before these
lines are in print an arrangement is
expected to be retitled providing for
tree port facilities at |Salomon to Sen
vlan goods with possibly a strip oi:
land for n rnilwny line to connecithe
Servism portion of the port with the
y hinterland
Roumunla.
ih‘llrtyaflve correspondents of the No
tidllnl Modulation of Manufacturers
were called upon to assist ln'lhe com
piistion of the analysis oi trade condli
lions in Roumnuia. They comprise
bonkers, importers, emporium, mollu-
ractursrs lend olilolols
organizations. '
‘11. appears from routine received
that the war Vhbs had no disturbing
effect upon Mountain, that country
h suing been 1111111111 during the War.
except tor rubric! lnmlon of liaison .
loll territory whllth resulted in the 11d
dltioll to {Romulus lot valuable pron
incos without loiis or life. listing the
Balkan crisis no lotions dtreourdus
to the war odourted in moments. Gel-V
many and Austriuellnbuw m innit-
in 112 strenuous amounts to lacrosse
their trade With 11911111111111. Railway
construction :11: “W to eminent?
the purchasing pollen of use teens
and will 1W the prospects at
sales or imported tumultuous. be
women it “Md in story till!!!"
lion;
.tmsov. -
Tryout mill MMMiIoilts of the
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unbound 1111111111111». 1111111111111 eon
W“
Foreign mnuuiahturers and 1'
“(in
of commercial n
by the Neti‘emsiflssoclstion of Moo-
all 'oI N udblm‘ WM; Add
will my the Alfioricbo manufacturers
. to study these markets They .lTll-o
now purobailei‘b -“o‘l American psi-loo!
lurid Manuel-1n . Minty other seen.
our products ”may be amputee. The
export trade bl. the milled stem; is
“ ignore 3 market because it is not next
' door to us or has not yet been hilly
”developed.’ The anterior oi o devel-
oping mullet ‘nt all enriy‘stnge: moans ‘
‘ nvsedui'e fW>v1n~t3nles to comet
1 ' A thorouoh ”filmed! the canvass
is being prepared in the shape or it
pamphlet on the Balkan eltuution
.wuh reserd to tile situlluon in 111111 ofllhtiml dbtb'rolatlusfio'tbe
visi‘ng that the effects of the war on m .1110: the Milne: motes
general business conditions have not?
ant—-
lbles ilsiiVi looted her about it your and
nulls“, "And the excel .
“bud“llilil’lieen that the
. FOR “OWN-UN.
,, or the; . That’s pulleys Honey and Tar Com
j'eonlmerclnlewund. It has Moonlldonoo or your
nose people Credit termit Were sumo- ,rgnusfactlon. "M W. ore-emu States-
when restricted The bullied were dire 1,me a. , m”: "y my. used may 11
inclined ~to give nluvh credits Barely “a,” and W WMW lb my {sm-
any failures we're 11351111111113.1111 then“! “a hngzlmw p, 13 my store and
moratorium decree WOW owner-711 never fails to cure." it'eluse 11 sub-
ersV. Still few business you onceptn' gm,“ Wle 51 all prawns.“
ins vecylemnlllmerohonte all 11111111111, 2w -. ., _1
tags ol' the moratorium. “5*; .. 1,‘ .-—-v M 1. .1:
British interests state till. the 1111...; .
feats of“ the war had been ,iier‘y, .muchu
loss 111111111111 1111111 ehp'oc‘tiiil; bud thatl‘m
the crops were well up. todbo «oversaw 1
Payments bod indeed beennp. little dent:
isyed, but not seriously? the All»
ens district homily orchard.»
took: odvsllts'oo at tile pioi‘gfibrluln not i0
‘I
«unites tiiemsolves'vor «lonesome»: r1 .,
W
good agricultural country? T1191,- popu
lotion oi Greece has Wieml giving
local industries grater linens.
.~ : 11'
The Will nr’the dWeib‘pmeotlol 1» 75:
tincoustrsboth- industrially “8,88“: : mm,“ _V V i
first mm m ~ m .1317“. 1
portion. or this i; thrillers is ' - sworn—g? ‘v l
.. A-
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1 Sixty correspondents 151111., N'otioll T“; H 1 7.‘ .
al Association of Manufacturers in >1 , , V ‘1
Incubator
, « 1
Turkey 11ers addressed ill order to,
is not a 2931:1111 emperimelit but
compile an accurate analysis of pres;
the greatest, bntemnt device ever pro-
ent conditions in that country. Banks
ers representing all 1111111111111 nmlliu
auced at any price Mode for 22
years. All alone from 60 Veg; toV
lions, ’sccrotnrles ‘oi chamber-s oi conl
mom of various countries, importers
and exporters throughout Turkey have
co-opérnwti with the Foreign Depart-
ment or: the National Association 0! 350 egg .
Monuflwturers in this connections Call for “imme
Blinking correspondents in (Bonstunj
lino 'e "state that since the return or
“Mullahs business has be
come 11 little more brisk. During tho
war merchants. placed no "orders and fl ,
dimmers are consequently low. 011 f ‘ r.»
tile whole, foreign monitored“ and ' ‘
exporters have not heel! very severe
in Williams their indebtedness. The
harvest in Anatolia was very good
“to government has resumed paying
isnluriodt‘o its oliiolols and consequent-
ly the purchasing «power or the papilla
11011 has improved. No restores or cell
messes buye‘beuh (appurtenant! and .
on the «whole it may be said that the ’ ’
illustrious community of Turkey he’ll
pa nosed through the boil in on cope
ciuli'y (“orchid 111111111111- Tlmy hill! ‘ .
o moratorium “Sty bud willie lhe‘VVV .,
. businosb men could invented the urn .
sis as an excuse iordelsylng' Vpuy-'
ments, very few have taken nil‘vuptose .
oi the situation Foreign msnulaotdr
exril and exporters still“ mitt liberal
credits to Turkey» though 11pm",
exercising mellow new the war V
of. Turkey With «My, sud ion some»
time error the conclusion of 111111 ‘wwli _, .
the Turkish Minot-ole! relhtionsi’wml ‘ V '
{my were “unruly, suspended The ‘ ,.
11081111111!th of mm him will '
worn it {choline ill ” "
Try your host ween by, ‘
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3111 lulu» pretzel-silos onV 11111 present National Assodibtlo‘ll or murmur. '
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