T. D. Bragg, who lost to t: S. Weaver
and II. l-'luppen, in a civil suit in l.u
nenbuig County, also failed to obtain
a rehearing.
SHAPING BUSINESS FOR
POSSIBLE END OF WAR
A liirrlcmi llnuk I ndrrl j Inn Con
dition* Arc K**eii < lull v Sound
nn?l .Umiri' I'rospcrlij-,
A tabulation of the uudcrl\Ins; husi
I ne.HK conditiom; to-day belna'so nearlv
| a repetition of the reports of tlic last i
I lew months would sound prosv wore
It not for the fact that materia*
ihanses may take place," savs tl.o
| ucnernl letter on trade conditions mid
business lorecast for the m0IU|i ol
January. Issued yesterday hy the Amer
ican .National Bank.
...n'Vl|b"Sl"e.,"s l,,ovcs ?f ponsonuonch
??Mist he made at this time v.itli due
? ejiard lor what Congress will on ;tr
this session," the letter continues, "and
a hat l-.uropc will do with the pendinir
pence proposals ofTered by the central
powers. Fortunately, our underlvit.c
<niditioiiH are so sound that. uhcth?i
?>e have a continuation of the war or
a serious consideration of peace, a
oM|,tUxM:'| 0 ,k'Krcc ol* continued pros
peiitx is assured us."
After kIvIiir basis reports of coii
<111 ions in practically every line of
*! * other business facts de
veloping uithln the past le'v xvceUs
.<!.1.,etlcr Sfl>'s '? conclusion:
?.M'l,e*hnplnB of business ... preim
ra tIon for the possible end of tnowar
bejfun. and this prcparn- :
,,ICa" ,m,oh '?? fbnpllfvliic the
"".i. ""k". ??'" r?!ly
Ith |)o,kc in ICurope,
? 11...1 ii?,o ??,y ,, e-":
WILL LOOSE FIFTAELK
< omml??ioii<.r I-hmoh. Declare* t i.Me.J
ftM ??? Thin K|?,| of ?rol.
!' t,r l"'ivr 1 ear*.
