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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-16
Southern Commercial Con-
gress Delegates Witness
a Big Parade
DANIELS LAuDED FOR
HANDLING THE NAVY
Chairman of House Naval
Affairs Committee the
Principal Speaker
By AssocIATND PRESS

Charleston, Dec. 16A military
and naval parade closed national "De-
Tense Day" of the scuthen commercial
congress.
The South's vital interest" in the
maintenance of an adequate navy, as
a protection for great mercantile
marine necessary to her growth and
progress, and the part Southern men
men have taken in heroic deeds Of the
American navy were told by Secre-
tary Of the Navy Daniels at today's
session Of the Southern Commercial
Congress here today devoted to INA
tional Defense" Congressman z. P.
Padgett of Tennessee, chairman of
the house naval committee, who pre-
ceeded Mr.. Daniels, made an elabor-
at edefense Of naval policies under
Secretary Daniels administration.
Assistant Secretary 81 War Breck-
enridge, representing Secretary CARR
son pleaded for support AZ the admin
istration's military plans
1.-THE foundation stone 81 this mill
tary policy" he said, seis the conti-
mental army
Secretary Daniels declared the
south .shad suffered severely for lack
Of ships q carry ~ 34uee across
Along Viii ! ssere HI n1s s
goes an adeq6ate ~ he aerI1u6d
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-16
Al LIED ARMY
IS NOW SAFE
NEAR SALON|K|
Bulgarians Decide Not To
Invade the Territory of
Greece
GERMANS WILL TRY
WESTERN FRONT
Will Strike There AS Soon
As the Ground Will
Permit
GERMANS WILL TRY
WESTERN FRONT
IN ASSOCIATED PRESS.

London, Dec. 15.-The second phase
OF the Balkan campaign has closed
with the allies forces safely across
the Greek border and in a strongly
fortified base at Saloniki, where en-
forcements are arriving daily. The
people of the belligerent countries
anxiously await the next move.
II seems fairly well settled that the
Bulgarians don't intend to invade
Greece. It would likely cause dis
sensions in that country, which al
ready is uneasy over the Bulgarian
occupation of Monastir. Also it is
believed the Teutons have not enough
troops available to attack the allies.
Speculations naturally deals with the
Germans and their intentions. They
are variously reported concentrated
near Monastir and Dorian ard on the
Roumanian border and as preparing
for an attempt to drive the entente
allies from Gallipoli. The reports are
unconfrmed.
Military observers regard as GER
tainty The Germans will have to keep
a close watch on the Roumanian side
to meet the threat of Russian in
vasion through Roulnania. Wherever
the Germans move they will find the
entente allies prepared. Saloniki ii
being made stronger daily and has
the backing Of warships. The entente
positions on Gallipoli also ara
strengthened. The Russians are be-
lieved to be able to cope with any
army the Teutons collect on the Rou-
inanian border. Egypt also has been
placed in a state of defense.
Many believe the Germans intend
quiesence in the near east and try
for a victory on the western front
Persistent reports from Holland tell
Of the concentration of German
armies in Belgium and Luxembourg
with the intention Of striking as soon
as the ground permits. At present
the greater part of the country is
mud. The reported concentration of
Germans doubtless accounts for the
army air raids the entente allies are
making behind the German lines.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-16

As has been the case for several
years past, the American Red Cross
society is using the Red Cross Christ
mas seals to raise funds to aid in the
warfare on tuberculosis. "Get your
share of Christmas happiness by help
ing those who are fighting tubercu-
losis In your country and right in
your own state or town." says the so
ciety's appeal. Every effort you
make to destroy tuberculosis viii save
life, add to the wealth of the COM
munity and lessen the tax required
for the support of institutions aiding
tuberculosis patients and those de-
pendent upon them. Help stamp out
the dread white plague by buying
Red Cross Christmas seals" The
postoffice department has issued spe-
cial directions concerning the use of
these seals. These directions may b
IN Washington, has the president of t
type of homes in which tuberculosis
covering among mountains.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-16
Bitterly Opposes Amy Disa-
vowal Of Course To the
United States
GOVERNMENT is
DEEPLY IMPRESSED
Generally Believed Austria
Will Give Satisfaction
and Pay Indemnity
BIT ASSOCIATED PREss.

Vienna, Courier to Berlin, Dec. 15.
The Austro-H Hungarian admiralty is
entirely opposed to any disavowal of
the course of the submarine com
mander responsible for sinking the
italian liner Ancona. It approves Ills
conduct thoroughly.
Admiralty declares commander
would have been considered failing
to perform his duty if he allowed the
Ancona to escape. Reply to Ameri-
can note is understood to be delivered
possibly Wednesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-16
An Aeronduticnl
LabratoryNeede
Says Com 1,1ittee
rY AssocIArrD PRrss.

Washington, Dec. 15.-The advisory
committee on aeronautics, appointed
by President Wilson last year, in its
first report through the president to
congress recommends an appropria-
ton Of eighty-five thousand dollars
! for an aeronautical laboratory.
It would make special tests to de-
velop. reliable speedometer for aero
planes, Many accidents are caused
because aviators can't gauge their
speed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-16
M'Kel1ar Wins
.Ouer Patterson
In e11th Primary
BY ASSOCIATED PREss.

Nashville, Dec. 15.-Congressman
Kenneth D. Mcclellan Of Memphis, to-
day won the Democratic nomination
for United States senator. He de-
feated former Governor Malcolm r.
Patterson in the run off primary by
the estimated majority of fifteen
thousand. Patterson conceded his de-
feat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-16
GREEKS DENIES BULGARS
HAVE ENTERED COUNTRY

Paris, Dec. 15.-The Greek govern
ment officially denies that Bulgarians
have entered Greek territory and 1t is
considered in competent quarters here
that an entrance Of the Bulgarians
into Macedonia is improbable, says
Havas dispatch from Athens.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-16
10 APfR1cTA1g GAIN
ON MoNTENEGRTN FRONT

Paris, Dec. 15-The following OH
cial statement issued by the Monte
grin war office was received today:
"On December IL engagements
without result occurred on the Sanjak
and Herzegovina fronts"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-16
AMERICAN NOTE PRODUCES
A PROFOUND IMPRESSION

Geneva, Dec. ia dispatch from
Vienna received by way Of Buchs
Swift, states that President Wilson's
note to Austria regarding the An
coma incident has produced a pro
found impression in government and
political circles. The note is said to
be resented by minority.
It is generally believed In Vienna,
says the dispatch, that Austria will
give satisfaction and will pay an In
demnity, especially as she has large
Interests in America. Baron Won Blu
dan, the Austrian foreign minister
has called special council to dis
cuss the matter.
Berlin, Dec. 16.-Count Ernst Won
Reventlow IN an article in the Tages
zeitung says that the note sent BY
he United States to Austria regard
dHg the Anconss case IL characterized
by tone Of curt comniani and limited
threats. He says n thinks 81 r.
n1axkahle that note BIASED upon
tfustvort ny inforlnat lon. 4 and appak
emit facts contains opinions, judg-
ments and demands Of specific and
most harsh character.
Count Won Reventlow states that be
regards the treatment IN the note Of
the circumstances Of the case as quite
superficial and even contradictory. He
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-16

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-16

Continued on Page Two.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-03
USE YOUR CREDIT AT McGILL's.

Whether it's one piece or an entire outfit that you want, you are at
perfect liberty to use your credit here. There are no embarrassing
questions aSked-no "red ape"-simply straight business. Come III
and talk with us today about your needs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-17
Ell DESTINO TRlGlCG..
Nienc lie IA piHina :.

vida del viejo Emperador, otorgan-
dole la MERGED de una muerte reLati-
vamente tranquiIa, despues de haber
vaciado hasta las heces la cOpa del
martiriO. Pero va sabemos que no.
Conocidos son por todos, los ultimos
acontecimientos qIe han originate
Ia guerra mas colossal que ha exist
do desde que ell mundc es mundo. La
tragedia de S~arajevo, Ia muerte del
archiduque Francisco Fernando y de
su esposa. Ia reclamation diplomatIca
a la Servia, etc. Solo el mas desgra-
ciado. ell mas Unfortunate. el mas ia
tai de los soberanos europeos debia
e e. sanaIado por IA mano miste-
ROSA de Ia P~rovidencia para encender
Ia chispa de esta colossal hoguera
que abrasa hoy dia . media humani-
dad,
Que nuevas calamidades deberan
p~resenciar aun los enrojecidos ojos
del anciano monarch? Vera abatido
81 noble orgullo guerrero por una
nueva derrora? jAIcanzara a yer Ia
murilacion de su imperio. e. disgre-
gamiento de las innumerables razas
Que Sc agrupan a su alrededor? Ma
do made 0ercibi-lOl PerO cuanLO sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-17
BENJAMIN HILL IA 4 HACERSE
Cargo.
yiene de Ia paglna 1.

FL hrrho De que Hill vuelya a
rnrar-ar>a de- Ia direction lie las
furrzas rarraUtiStaS que operan IN
rl E>sato de Sonora. - una demos
TRACTION ,tr que ej senior Carranza
pr->.-.a IN 81 idea dr derrOcar al
-rh-ru3Gnr Maytoreua del poier
ar 9th. - haya investido. por con-
siderable uno de los mas gTanies
euemls0S SuyOS.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-17
PRENSA De VENTA.

Tryn>a para lmlrenIa. de- sNI9. en- muy
0u"nas cundlr.ours. rerlcn rintada y l'>ia
para TRAFALGAR. con Ia yrruSa van dos IA
mas y dos Iurgu> d" rodilu, nuryo-.
81 Sc mIerr>a q ella. rscriaanuS iid-"H.
aouos rrrr.o Y cond.riunr> O. hablnao> por
rrlcryno r crockett GS2@.
THE RAMSEY ROLLER co.
81 ". Poplar II.
SAN NNTONIn. T"y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-17

Gratificart con IN aao De suscrp-
ci0n al semanario de IA PRENSA
. Ia persona Qle me irtorme del
exacto paradero actual de mi hernia
no Cipriano Borrego, de quien reel
bi sus ulrimas noticiaS de Fairbanks,
Texas. hace POGO mas de IN aho.
Dirijause los iulormes a: Arturo
Borrego. P. 0. Box 49,. Santa Ana,
California
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-17
listed deberla tener m1sica en- SUI casa

Nosotros Sc Ia proporcionaremos, NevandoLa a su hogar' como va 10 ne
mos hecho en- otras casas.
Nandencs zoe para los gatos de coreo Y le mandaremos a listed nues-
lo Catlogo de Foa6grafos y Discos. De ALI puede listed escoJer, ls que
de sd gusto, diuendonos 10 que le IS possible pagan al contado, y loS
anonos nenslales u puede h&cernOs, Y n case dc ser ceptaoleS SUI con-
.Hriorre eD seguida IL mandaremoS nueStro contrato para que lo frme.
Tanemos eli mas complete surido de discos en- espano.
81. como e1amos SECURES, logramos serle agradabIe, comunque esas
bucnas mpreSonCs Z SUI amigos. En- case contrarlo conuhlqIehosoy y nos
cHurzaremos pr agadarlo.
= cscuchar en- ell idioma nacional los cantos popuares y melodiosos de la
Oauia ausente!
Por muy POGO dincro y en- las mas facHes condolences, nosotros pode-
mos DropOrcionare csc placer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-17
DISCUS DOBLES De IL BANDA DE
POIICIA MENICANh.
de 10 pulgadas)

de 10 pulgadas)
C-a52-ULTMO ~RECIERDO Walk o..
SGbrC.D
SJENO DE AMOR. Walls, (iiba.O
~C-2578-WARIA LUISA. Walls. Cllvarado.l
CHIHUAHUA iLEGIE. harcha. q.
NilTC.)
C-257i-CON I'll ALMA. Walls. q. Martinez
MONTERREY. AIarcha. [Mcndea We
IdSQUcI.)
C-2T75-NIARIA MARI. Canci6n NapoIiiana.
IE. de Capua.)
CGQUETEANDO. SChOt!iSch. CN. Pre-
Il.J
C-2J;C-PALABRAS INTINAS, DanZaS. (N.
PFrga.)
HOSiS GUANtJUATENCES. Two
Step. (N. PreLa)
C-257-RELiMPAGUITO PaSodOble Fla
mcncO. (GaSCGn.)
MARIA DOLORES. Walls. (BargaS.D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-17
PESOUISAS.

Gratificare baralmente a IA persona
que me informe del actual paradero de
mi hermano Nicolas Cortes d. quien re-
cibi 81 Ultima carta en- JUNO de- auO
pr6ximr passdo. cuando este renis 81
resiGeacia en- Waelder. Texas DlrDan-
Sc informes a Placido Cort-z. FamosO,
California.
"a . 10 II
Deseo saber el paradero de mi hJc Por-
frio Garcia. de quieu recibi Ia ultima car
IA el dia II de Marc del II proXlmo pa
sado cuando este sc encoutraba traoajando
en- el campo No. Z y en- a vecindad de
Corpus Christi, Texas. \ Ia persona que
informe de su paradero 81 lr g]Tahhcara
con una subscription por un ahu al ema
mario La PRENSA. DiTjau>c !nIormeS a
Francisco Garcia, r. r. ,, B"N %. New
Braunfels, Texas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-17

C-2j7S-Lt ZAMiCUECA. Bale Chlleno. (Ca-
ballPrO.)
AW~iNECIENDO. schottisch. q. Mar
tlnc7.)
C~-2579-CELOSiS No. /. Dana. (PreEa.)
REBECi. Walls. UreEa.l
C-2jsO-DoLORES. Walls. (WaIdieufel.)
C~HICLiNERO CHICO. Pas0doble Fla
mcnco. 6. S~aIaIar.b
C-25SI-LA CANANDONGA. Damon. (Romeu.)
Ell RATONCIT0. Tango. CLerdo.)
C-~25s2-CELOSiS No. > DANA. (Prela.l
JiRiBE TAPATl0. Bale MeNIcano.
(N. Bray0.)
~C-2GI2-BESOS DE ORC. Two-step. a. Pa
ChccO.)
CELOSAS No. }. Danza. PreZs.)
~C-2GI3-AIRES ANDALUCES. Ia. Parte. (Ga-
mey.D
AIRES ANDALUCES. "a. Parte. (G6-
me2.)
Daremos nuesira immediate aienclon q los
pedidOS que recibamOs pOr cOrreo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-17

CLUB COOPERATIVE"
BOX 533 FLORESVILLE, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-17
SOLAM ENTE
presto ATENCION

\ i y. u "T"|I|"E
vIII5 lrsic san Francisco,
California l Nu-vl York. Pcs=1&c
h5'cI-s. rrvE-1io como ga Czb=..r
il.I1cs que cstuy9. y czEo mas dc
Americana cl clll dz a- Tzb1 .o-
trlbli5 c7 e, Caruavz. = hrs'lS. y c
sr-gIss1 csPreta. para a1crr. Jo'7ab
crll7uIer Gale cue Sc lr u--r-.a
szG6 $500 ueacal Americana 81
mcs-s y n-ses. Es;1 l- iutrres1. %.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-08
Bold CROOKS ESCAPE
FROM TYNDALl JAIL;
GOOD BYE, SHERIFF.
Were Accused Of Participating
In Holdup of Harvest Hands
at Scotland, s. D.

Tyndall. S. d., Sept. 6.-When Sheriff
L. l.. Wagner. Of Bon Homme county.
went to the Jail yesterday morning to
feed his prisoners he found nothing but
a note on the table saying "Goodby
Sheriff. and signed by Frank Ryan
and Jim Woods.
During the night the prisoners had
succeeded in breaking a piece out of
the cement floor in the Jail and tunel-
ing their way to freedom.
Both men were awaiting the onven
ing OF circuit court to answer charges
OF shooting and robbing harvest hands
In Scotland on August 8. Woods was
charged with doing the shooting, while
Ryan did the robbing.
Both men are believed to belong to
the gang that has been doing much
OF NJ kind of work during the past
few months.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-08

Hugh James O'Beirne. who has Just
been promoted from the rank Of coun-
cilor OF the British embassy at Petro-
grad to the post OF minister plenipo-
tertiary to the court of King Ferdinand
o. Bulgaria, will be remembered at
washington as one of the cleverest and
most agreeable of Irish born members
OF the British diplomatic service who
IA ever been Stationed on the banks of
the Potomac. where he spent several
years as one OF the secretaries OF Lord
Pauncefote's embassy.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-08
PRICE OF EXCHANGE
relatively STEADY
Market Almost stagnant ow.
ing to Exodus Of Finan-
cial Powers.

New York. Sept. 6.-stagnation to-
day followed the turmoil OF the week
In foreign exchange markets here to-
day. The relaxation was sc complete
that for more than an hour after the
opening Of the short business day not
q quotation on any foreign none was
available.
This was partly due to the big exc
dus yesterday from the financial dis
trict OF bankers in close touch with
the situation on the v Of h Labor
day holiday.
Nominal quotations were: Sterling.
$4.67; francs. $5.94; marks. ST.; Mres.
1914. None Of these f1gu. 20 showed
much variation from yesterday.
The market closed today at slight re-
cessions from previous quotations.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-08
MEx|CANS BATTLE
WITH y. S. TROOPS
Seven Killed BY Texas Rangers
In Fiqht on Border-Neither
Party Crosses Boun-
Diary Line.

Brownsville. Tex, Sept. 6.-Seven
Mexicans were killed in a battle this
afternoon between Texas rangers on
the American side and the Mexicans
believed t be Carranza soldiers on the
Mexican side of the Rio Grande near
The battle was still being waged at
2 o'clock.
There are said to have been 40 Mexi-
cans in the original party. They fired
across the Rio Grande this morning on
a Texas ranchman near where the
fighting was being waged this after
noon. .
No one on the American side had
been killed when the last report was
received here.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-08
[From The Tribune Bureau

Washington, Sept. 5-Out of the maze of peace rumors and &C.
tivties there is a growing belief in Washington that the time may
not be far distant when President Wilson will be called upon by the
belligerents of Europe to act in the role of mediary.
There is little question regarding the attitude of Germany. The
most significant intimaton coming from the side of the quadruple en-
tente is a statement from London that proper peace proposals by
Germany would meet with consideration.
Whether or not President Wilson has been informed that Great
Britain and her allies would enter into a discussion of peace has not
been disclosed and the source OF the intimation from London has not
been made known. President Wilson yesterday made it clear that he
would not consent to proffer his good offices until both sides to the
controversy are in a receptive mood.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-08

In a paper recently read before the
Society Of Chemical Industry the state
ment was made that the strength Of
8 iron was affected by the addition
OF wrought iron in the following pro-
portions: With 100 parts Of cast iron
70 parts Of wrought iron increases the
strength 2 per cent; 20 parts Of wrought
IRON Increases the strength 80 per cent;
10 parts Of wrought iros increases the
strength go per cent; 40 parts Of
wrought iron increases the strength
only SO per cent. The maximum re-
suit Is therefore produced with 30 per
cent wrought scrap.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-08

Ceylon. according to the last census.
element numerically being the sing
haIese. The area IL $4,000 square miles.
The principal exports are tea. coffee.
cinchona, rubber. cocoa, cinnamon.
cardamoms. ebony and the products Of
the palm. A large source Of
wealth is also found In precious stones
and pearl fisheries.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-08

That fully Is per cent Of the acct
dents to workmen are caused hv in
sufficient lighting for men working at
night. 10 the opinion Of experts who
nave made q study of the subject. II
70 estimated that $25. O0O, 900 is the ay-
erage annual cost Of injuries to work.
mel In the United States alone. and
mat more than 50 per cent OF these
accidents are preventable.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-08

Some scientists are now insisting
tnat plants have memories. that they
Arc capable Of love and are also capahie
Of hating intensely. The so-called blue
rocket emtts q perfume which 10 one Of
tne most deadly poisons. but it often
enows fear. we are told. The deadly
nlgn shade. IN addition I O its extreme
y poisonous quality, Is described al
full OF hatred. -
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-08
ADMISSIONS TO
STATE FAIR SUGGESTED

De- Moinss. II, Sept. l.-Free outar
eatoe q = means Of revivinG public IA.
tereot In tho lows state 6air M me-.
sested today ~ ex.0overnor Carrcil.
Who eays The slump In a~tten6nnca thls
yeer indicates that the axpense OF poo.
Pc coming mum q distance has become
eurdeneoDa. Nombesa Of the stete CIR
:neard ahe1ostt taken kindly 20 the i0oe
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-08

The motion picture ribbon is the only
unit tnat 10 standard in every country,
according to a statement made recentiv
before the University club in Washing
TON BY e. Francis Jenkins. He pointed
out that railway gauges, for example.
vary IN different countries; that units
q value. volume. length, weight AN
diner. but the motion picture film r.
The same the world over"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-08
WOMAN CORNERS WOLF
AND KILLS IT WITH CLUB

Wheeler. s.. D.. Sept. 4-Killing a
huge prairie wolf in single combat was
the feat performed by Mrs. James
Brozik. wife of a farmer For some
time the wolf had been carrying OFF
her chickens, at a time. and yes
terday It got so bold as to enter her
yard in the middle of the afternoon.
The family dog attacked the wolf. but
was not able to kill 1t. and Mrs. Brozik
decided to take a hand In the fray and
deal the wolf it's deathblow. She final
ly drove the fierce animal into q wire
enclosure, where she attacked it with
a heavy club and stone, and after a
strenuous fight succeeded in killing 1t.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-08
when the plant of the Niagara Falls

When the plant Of the Niagara Falls
Power company was designed accom-
modations were made for II power
units Of 1850 each. Seven Of these
have been installed and have been In
operation for some time, and a $1.0O0.-
900 extension is now being arranged
for, which will bring the plant up to
its full capacity. Three more units will
DO installed. and on the completion OF
these. work will be commenced on an
other, which will be the last. It ts con-
templated that the greater part Of this
additional power will be taken by Ca
madam Industrial concerns. which are
now preparing for increased business.
Heretofore the product of the company
has been mainly delivered to patrons
on the American side.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-08
FARMERS MAY HOLD GRAIN
TO FIGHT CUT IN PRICES

Aberdeen, s. D.. Sept. 4.-Reports are
coming in from farmers all over the
state that. owing to the big drop in
the price OF grain during the past
between local card prices and the prices
paid for grain at wholesale points
farmers have decided to hold their
grain themselves until better prices
prevail, instead Of selling their wheat
at the present low prices. In order to
do this. farmers are putting up large
granaries on their farms.
Between August 1 and August 80
there was a drop of 80 cents in the
local car prices paid for No. 1 north
ern wheat. and a drop of AZ cents in
the Minneapolis top price for this same
grade of grain. Between August 1 and
30 1914, there was an increase OF Is
cents on local cafd prices, and an in
crease Of 81 cents on Minneapolis quo
tations for this grain.