London, Sept, 10.
A. testimony to improving tri conditions was given to-day by former Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Robert Home, in a speech at Dunblane. Among other things he suid, "Our noses are just around the corner, we have passed the worst stages' of the depression.
An anticipation of a period of cheap money has already brought a new spirit of confidence into com: merce and industry, continued Sir Robert, and it now only requinds a cleating up of certain political problems to start the world on a new course of prosperity:
Sir Robert said he hoped that the nations could reach a clear and de~ finite conclusion when the silver problem arose at the prospective international monetary conference.— in 1869 and was promoted to his rear admiralty in 1907, after s vice as superintendent of the academy and command of the battleship Kansas. He later, served a9 commander-in-Chief of the Atlantic Fleet and member of th General Board.—United Press.
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