Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-02
E. Mapes, Secretary,
Cream of Wheat Company,
Minneanolis. Minnesota.

Cream OF Wheat Company, a9us .st
Minneapolis, Minnesota. -,.
Il see no reason why, if business is not ~hampered
for political reasons, the United States should not
see great commercial prosperity during the continu-
ance of the European war. This, however, is .
time when the utmost latitude should be allowed
; by the government to all legitimate business in
terests. Upon that, coupled with wise action toward
the establishment OF mercantile marine and ade-
quate banking facilities, I think the question de-
ponds entirely. l think this is the greatest chance
for the American manufacturer and businessman
that will probably come in several lfetimes, and
think the business man of the United States can be
safely trusted to take advantage of it If not ham,
pered too much by unreasonable government re-
s%trictions. OF course there will come a reaction
after the war, and how much the same will affect
the United States depends entirely upon how firmly
We have established our footing during the continue
ance Of the war period"
Windsor T. White, President,
The White Company, .
Cleveland, Ohio. ...
Business with the White Company has steadily
improved since the scare following the first an.
uouneement of war abroad. ! believe general busi-
ness will continue fair in this country and will boom
il our surplus farm products and manufactures can
be shipped TO other countries"
United Cigar Mfrs. Co.,
New York City. " .... ...
In the main the present Disturbances in American
OUoIuS0 ~ u y uAuShA II We1Cu6u010IuK q
adjustments made necessary by the European upset.
This readjustirs process is already we'll under way.
In the meantime it would be a mistake to fear that
the real fundamentals Of American business are
endangered. Even the cotton losses are already
Offset by grain increases. American business will
smerxe stronger from the present crisis than ever
before, while other countries now at war will
emerge badly weakened. Speaking for ourselves,
We are following our normal progressive policy"
The Bartholomew Company,
Peoria, Illinois.
"Cur trade this year will exceed that Of las. year
ard previous years. The war has had no effect co
the sale Of our automobiles, and with tbe increased
prices that farmers will receive for their products
we look for still larger business in al rural COM
naaities IN tie Central West"
4. ). LAWYER, Gen. Mgr,
Burroughs Adding Machine Co., ... saa
Detroit, Michigan. a
General conditions in America do not warrant the
stamp in business which is being fel. all over the
country. Tho uneasiness created by the sudden
distu Ibanees is responsible for the lack Of business
activity. However, | believe that as soon AZ the
bus:ness Iut!ic decides - to tue best way to pro-
coed under cA'ss:ns conditions business will resume
increase"
Woolson Spice Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
l. wi AbSIuckS II uSCt0e0ly oOOV0 NORMAL. @ OUTLOOK
for fall ard winter very favorable. We are taking
Advantage ct pre.e1t opportunity to extend our
interests in many sections of the country"
II. {. Phelps, President,
Ohio Carriage Mfg. Co.,
Columbus, Ohio.
's"Our srest crops, with good prices assured, backed
\ By our safe and sound banks, make an irresistible
ierea- What Others destroy we can and will re-
place. There j. nothing wrong with Ohio or the
un'sd States. We can't be stopped"
Smdebaker Corporation,
South Bend, Indiana.
Our adv.rtiseraent, Optimism and Opportunity
sxp~~s..s our views. We be.;ev, the opportunities
To- business heretofore supplied by Europe are
now open to Americas manufacturers and mer-
chants, and they should unite vigorously in taking
advantage Of the situation. Fundamentals condi-
lions of the United States are absolutely sound
E. Rosenbaum, President,
( Southern Plow Company,
Dallas, Texas.
''i:e larger the army the greater III. eomni..ary
needs. Texss; the worlds eommissary, stands
rsady to feed the hungry and clothe the naked with
an uarsuaily large feed crop made and a big cotton
crop n.saufinS. We should quickly recover from
shs temporary depression caused by the closing Of
European eotson narxe&s and eventually supply
! - void With fnishsd cloth instead Of raw cotto1,
AINx- 1a.aSa~ k.nSev ~ |T $500 IL