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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12

ATHENS, Greece. May "a
Greece can only abandon her nett
tralty in the event that the interest
of Hellenism as whole may at
some future moment demand it. The
interest of iiclIenism as whole has
been the one and only policy of
Greece 10 the present moment. This
policy shall continue to the end.
In these words spoken in quick,
energetic English King Constantine
of Greece outlined to me the atti-
tude of his country regarding the
great war. He had received me III
his study in his palace, which he
occupied while crown prince, and
which he now retains by preference.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
MODS ATTACK
GERMAN SHOPS
tNit-EEtNA\ RIOTS IN EAST
LONDON ARE GROWING
MORE BITTER.
WINDOWS SMASHED
several German Butchers We're
Thrown Into the Streets by the
Mob.

LONDON. May 12--Because Of
seriousness Of the allen enemy"
pfobiem, L special cabinet meetiue
Will be called soon 10 consider i
The internmcnt Of German, Turkish
and Austrian residents, whether
mai HfatIzed or not, is being increas-
ngly urged, and it is believed the
cabinet will take this step for no
other reasons than to protect the
foreigners Anti-German riots are
growing more bitter and extensive
as a result OF the Lusitania disaster
and i'll many Instances the police re
fuse to protect aliens because of the
bitter feeling aroused. Crowds surg
ed through East London today III
renewal OF rioting. They smashed
windows Of butcher shops owned by
men with German names The po-
lice We're temporarily powerless.
Several German butchers were
thrown into the street One man
stood off Il crowd with a revolver
and escaped on train.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
STATEMENT BY THE
DEPARTING Of WAR
HAD NOT HEARD REPORT THAT
PONDER MILL WAS TO BE
CT ARDEE
ii Was Pointed out, However, thai
the Presence OF Guards l. Some
times Customary.

WASHINGTON. May 12.-War
department officials today said they
had heard nothing of the report that
"a coast artillery guard was to be
Isent to guard a New Jersey powder
mill Some subordinate authorities
might nave changed guards, though
lit was pointed cut that the presence
Eof guards was customary.
The presidents note. ii is under
stood, indicates that this govern
ment will not shut the door against
la sincere desire OF Germany to make
amends for the loss OF American
lives il assurances are given that the
incidents will not be repeated. Fur
Ither Germany will be asked to ad-
NIT that her war methods which
result in the slaughter of neutraIs.
including women and children, is
wrong, Further the note refused
at the outset to consider previous
German representations mstitying it's
war methods on the plea OF England
starvation blockade or the refusal
lof the United States to prohibit the
deportation oil arms To the allies
/ Furthermore the note will nota con.
slider Germany's contention that A
submarine commander cannot give
warning before attack TO vessels car
frying Americans Such warnings are
Especially provided for in information
al law
80 far as known the president has
revealed To no one what he Will do
iii the event ot German defiance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
HEAVY TEUTON LOSSES
CLAIMED BY RUSSIANS
THE GERMANS WERE OVER
vHEININGLY DEFEATED IN
FRONTAL FIGHTING.
At the Same Time the Russians Adj
nit They Suffered Heavy
I.osses--priSOners Are
Taken.

PETROGRAD, May l2.-=Over-
whelming losses of Germans In the
nine days fighting. was claimed by
the war Office statement today. The
Russians at the same time admitted
that they have made Il gradual re-
treat and that they also suffered
heavy losses. The statement said
the enemy came in irresistible NUM-
bers. forcing 4 gradual retirement
OF the Russians, who took their can
non, ammunition and camp equip
ment In their retreat. Many Nus
sian prisoners taken by the Ger
mans were so badly wounded they
could not have retreatedt II Is claim
ed the Hansarians are retiring from
the Hattie provinces before strans
Russian bodies
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
LUST, MURDER
AND P|LLAGE
CHARGES MADE AGAINST GER
NAN ~ BELGIUM BY
HHETISH.
in OFFICIAL REPORT
ii Is Charged that in Many Parts Of
Ee!aiI!m N..ss.cres We're Sys-
tenaticaIly Or
9anizea.

NEW YORK, May 12.--The Brit
ish governments commission report
Oh its findings in Belgium was plac-
ed on sale today. The report charges
Germany with lust, murder and
pillage Oh Il scale unparalleled in any
war between civilized nations dur
ing the last three centuries
The document, complied by body
headed by former Ambassador Bryce,
and rehearses alleged atrocities of
the Germans i'll Belgium and then
explains in detail that testimony con-
Yinced the commission of the truth
of these charges. The report says
that many OF the outrages were due
to drunken soldiers 10 Salty their
bestial nature, Ia summarizing the
report says:
1t mas been proven that there
has been i'll many parts of Belgium
deliberate aud Systematically organ
tatiGh. accompanied by many isolat-
ed murders and other outrages
The report further charges that
innocent civilians. both men AMI
women. We're murdered, large mum
bers OF women violated and chill
dren killed. that loottug and house
burning and WaHton destruction of
property ordered and eountenanced
by ARM Officers and that an elabor-
ate program OF incendiarism was
provided FOR at the outset of the
war. Much OF the destruction was
not for military necessity, it is claim
ed, Other charges included claims
that the Germans used civilians, in
ieiuding women and children, TO
Shield them from the enemy They
IaIso abused the white cross and
white flag.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
THE FRENCH
BEATEN BACK
VAR OFFICE ADMITS GERMANS
MADE GAINS IN VICINITY
or LOOSE.
ON THE OFFENSIVE
II l. Declared, However. thai the
French are Maintaining Their
Positions With En-
thuSiasn.

PARIS. May 12-By d series If
night attacks a strong force OF Ger
mans succeeded in retaking part Of
the trenches before Loose carried by
the French early yesterday, it was
admitted today by the war office.
This was the only point where
the French failed to retain territory
taken yesterday or make additional
gains.
The French efforts to break
through the German lines between
Lens and Arras continued today.
The French brought up cavalry to
break down the entanglements which
prevented them from carrying the
German line by storm.
From positions north of Lens the
Eents but have been unable to check
the general French offensive which
is maintained with enthusiasm.
Advices show that the French are
Ion the offensive all along the battle
front IRON west OF Rheims. The
ground there is OF such nature that
progress is naturally slow. No at
tempt has been made by the Ger
mans To use asphyXiating gases
against the French line i'll France OF
the Vosges. Instead they are re-
served for the British, French and
belgian lines between the Belgian
border and the North sea.
Only artillery dueIs have pro
lceeded from Rheims to the Vosses
during the past few days, but re-
ports indicate that the Germans are
Planning all attempt to gain ground
between the Mouse and Mozelle by a
movement OF troops from Metz.
The beigians beyond Dixmude are
holding the bridge head captured
yesterday and il is expected that q
ldetermined effort will be made &c
Ipush forward as il is thought sue
Icess there would force the German
TO relax their pressure on the Brit
fish hnes ut Yrres where there has
been severe fighting for two days
THE Germans are listing eas bomb
Ibetwt, Ypres and hill No, GO with
out much success The british a.
ItillesN tire is iaflieting heavy dam
ages.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
WITNESSES FOR BARNES
TESTIFY IN LIBEL TRIAL

SYRACUSE, n Y, May IL
Witnesses for William Barnes in his
libel suit against Colonel Roosevelt
today pictured Barnes as a bitter
enemy instead of friend and ally OF
Tammany hall. The testimony was
confined to the United States sena-
torial fight in 1911, in accordance
With Justice Andrews ruling yester-
day. This ruling was against testi-
mony introduced that served as a
sort OF boomerang for /arnes as It
prevented the introduction of much
testimony that was desired.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
MODS RUN AMUCk
IN LONDON STREETS
SCORES OF HOUSES ARE DE-
STROiED AND GOODS HtRI-
ED IN STREETS.
In a Pitched Battle Dozens of Heads
Were smashed With Chairs and
Stones.-NIany Arrests
Made.

LONDON. May 12.-While leaders
in the house OF commons demand
ed that the government inferno ma
urallzed eLvmy alien mobs today
pafaded the streets OF London and
other cities destroying stores and
assaulting residents with German
and Austrian names
BY mistake n Russian was mistak-
en- and severely beaten
The police found themselves pow
'erles8 to control the mob. Women
in many eases attacked the officers
after pillaging German and Austrian
bake shops. They tore the clothes
Eof the officers and bruised them
Premier Asquith announced that
the government was seriously con-
sidering interning all aliens born i'll
the country regardless of whether
they were naturalized
German and Austrian residents in
East End formed "A defense battalion
and detied the police and crowds.
In a battle which followed dozens of
heads were smashed with sticks,
lchairs and stones. Sixty stores were
wrecked and the goods hurled in
to the streets, Crowds dragged
pianos from several houses and beat
out patriotic airs as the violence
proceeded. Clergymen tried inef-
fectually to stop the rioting Scores
| OF arrests. including women and
lehildren, were made. One hundred
shops We're wrecked.
At Coyent Garden brokers'
Injecting this afternoon it was de-
eided to have nothing more to dc
with persons of German birth
Strong resolutions were adopted
at mass meeting OF business men
demanding that the government i'm.
mediataly intern all Germans and
Auatrians regardless OF their post
ltions.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
WEATHER CONDITIONS IN
TENiS AND OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA CITI-Clear, GA;
Muskogee, clear, G5; Fort Smith,
Arkansas, clear, 10
TEXAS-Dallas, clear, SO; Wealth
crford. clear, cool; Fort Worth, clear,
SO: Marshall. clear. cool; Denison,
clear so; Abilene. clear, 81; Wins
boro, clear, cool; Cleburne, clear,
pleasant; Jacksonville, clear, 81;
Tyler, clear, 90; San Antonio, clear,
81; Waco, clear, 81; Houston, clear
warm; Texarkana, clear, 65, Beau
mont, clear, 65; Amarillo, clear, So;
sherman, clear, 10, Corpus Christi.
clear, Go, Paris. clear, II.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
CONGRESSMAN MINERS
WANTS BIGGER. ARMY

DALLAS. Texas, May 12.-'lf tie
United States does not accept com
plete miIitaryism ii is going TO -
licked"
That vas the opinion today of Con
gresham Hatton w Summers. lie
declared that one fourth Of the army
III be needed 20 defend the Panama
canal in the event Of any war, AVID
II iterated his assertion that one Well
directed shot would put the fortifi-
cations out of commission
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
RUSSIAN FLEET SINKS
THREE TURKISH SHIPS.

PETROGRAD, May 12.-Sebasta-
pol advices declare that the Russian
Black sea fleet has sunk three Tur-
kish ships at Sanoungul on the Black
sea coast, about 100 miles east OF the
Bosporus. IS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
THERE IS To Be NO
BREAK IN The CABINET
PREMIER AsQtiTH DENIES THAI
LLOYD GEORGE AND OTHERS
Will RESIGN.

LONDON, May 12.--ln the house
of commons this afternoon Premier
Asauith denied the reports that
Loya George and contain others
were to retire from the cabinet ana
thai a coalition cabinet was conteEl-
plated. He paid a high compliment
10 the leaders Of all parties aud said
thai because OF their unity Of aettoh
there was no need Of Coalition
cabinet.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
OECLARAlI ION Of WAR BY
ITALY BELIEVED CERTAIN
THIS II THE OPINION OF ORR o.
MATiC AND MILITARY EN-
PERfS TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON, May II. -Dipio-
matte and military expert, today en-
elaration of war by Italy Is inevita-
bic They held hat the safety of
Italy lay IN the success Of the allies
ihaAmneh If Germany and Austria
win they will naturally seek IT, re-
cover whatever thew lost In the way
OF territory.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
SOCIALISTS DECIDE
TIA ol'i'U~l MAR.

ROME, May IL After a confer
enee OF Two days the socialist group
in parliament has decided 10 ap
pose llalsis entrance In the war. hui
should war come The group will con
tinue It's work for peaes
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
SENATOR WILLIAMS THINKS
GERMANY OUGHT To PAY

JACKSON, Miss. May la.-~~sana.
ter John sharp Williams declared
today that President Milsoa ought
Ia mnhiiiza the American slae aud
tefeN aaEmahf 60 pay heavy lnaeaa=
nlts Tor the sinking Of tha lualta.
MA hut aaasd thai ha had thn III
ElsiAt faith IN tbs presidents 3ud.s
MaHt,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12

MILWAUKEE. Nias Mas l.
Milton Il narnell 1T Illinois came IN
The defense 0f his son. kex .lalnaa
NJ narneli. Who il an trial en- II
legged charges 81 shiia slavery TIT
sateFnmeAs rested i'm fass leslas amt
she slelpnas ii unN proceeding
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
RuDN on ALFRED aMiNNE
VANDERBILT Nof tutND

QUEENSTOWN. May L. Tho
circulated reports Of the finding at
tho body OF Alfred aWynna Wander
bill have not been confirmed lnass
much Az hs wore 40 lie belt aAeA
the ls,sitanla aeni lesn the haas
may never le recovered
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
FLEETS TRIP THROUGH
The CANAL ABANDONED
OFFICIALS aiNE As REASON No
COAL HAS BEEN SENT
WHERE NEEDED,

WASHINGTON, May 12-There
we're persistent rumors today that
The Atlantic fleets trip through the
Panama canal has been abandon
ed. Officials said no coal had been
sent to any OF the points where it
would be needed by the fleet.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
REPORT ITALY ENTERS
THE WAR tNGDNFIRNi!ED

WASHINGTON, May L.. - No
news concerning the report that
Italy had declared war has been re-
ceiyed by the state department or
by any OF the embassies in Wash
ington, including the Italian. Aus
1riaa and German.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
NOTE
'1O GERMANY
COURSE OF PRESIDENT
E., uAs BEEN DETER
NNED lfo\.
FIRM DEMAND
:. VIII Re isked for "A More
- peGuitiou Of Her Poll
Yovard Americans in
the War Zone.

The War Zone.
urzGTON, May 12.--The
House today issued the fol
announcement on the euro
ar situation:
course of the president has
etermined and it will be an
i as soon as it is proper to
the note nov iii prepare
announcement was made BY
u Tamulty after a confer
HI the president. The note,
derstood, will be sent to Ber~
&ght or Thursday, The sec
Ereiused to make any com
Understood that the note is
n is one that will meet the
bee Of the country fully. No
boIefHl or otherwise, believ-
| the note would take a war
titade. Some persons, how
tpye That the whole upshot
| the recall of American Am
h Gerard and the consular
htatiyes in Germany aud the
] Of passports to German Am
h Won iierH@torft.
Government S position in both
ktauia and Falaba eases are
E9 uai 20 strong III view of
Eiish oeHersltip of the yes
/ the doubtful stoppage IF
kHs from sailing on ships car
h alien flag. 1t is believed
beh emphasis will be placed
and Cushing cases.
)EatS made numerous calls on
r. department today and 1t
fted that Won Bernstortf will
kai0, Representatives Of neu-
hntries were much in evil
+ they are closely watching
patton Reports that the
eton government is planning
r. the departure of DR..
phi from this country because
eoeal activities for the kaiser
lol be verified and we'll in
men doubt them. 1t is ad-
|laai he is II disturbing ele-
the country, but any effort
MIN might result in a seri-
Pin on the relations between
Rtoh and Berlin and might
Fpreted as an affront to Ger
1eriean citizens.
Itflp Of the Atlantic fleet
lhe Panama canal has vir-
been abandoned. Officials
~ 1t would be unwise to send
gels through the canal to the
slae at this time particularly
OF the possibility of a slide
Tue ileet In two, or still worse
sslhlllty of stranding one of
Sarships in the canal.
vent Wilson is handling ev-
'Niopihent personally, his adj
said today,
Aoli ST. IL seemed certain,
10 call on Germany for a
'eeuiate definition of her poll
'a'a American shipping, car
y yves In the zone of hostili-
4ne note, it is understood
f'ife as to the responsibility
4a' IN the Cushing and
= vases, while il Is admitted
aiaoa and Lusitania Incl
assurance, it is understood
1eNea dermany against a
~ u OIL such happenings. The
y not be in the nature of a
oitlihatum. it is said on
y 'a''otity. The communica-
" oe III the nature of a dig
'e'honstrance against Ger
4, aeihods of warfare. The
81 piohably refuse to endorse
! view that the German
% travellers was no excuse
y American property OF
president. it is said
" w hopeful that he could
'4i'seif so that Germany
ss'i nave to admit she was
wig There was less GER
"eFer, as to what the ad-
'oh would do II Germany
afale. Some persons CLOSE
i. said he would BE-
Ny events.
/, note from Germany Ii
aofeshadow a eoncillators
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
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. tails Of his daughters sutton =
= when tho la;ter'a visits are un- =
. welcome to tie head Of the =
Z family. 4
. This Interesting point Of Law =
. WAS decided here when the .
grand jury refused to indict q
, Charles Johnson, charged with T.
B assault with dangerous wea- =
pom with intent to kill. because .
, he hombarded with a shotgun &
, The retreating rear Of coun~ =
, try swain who persisted in Wis .
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12

LONDON report from Hrua-
sells reaches London that Kaiser
Wilhelm has shaved off his famous
imperial mustache.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12

Boruch Jossolte, a
Jewish woman, aged 10, who fled
10 Warsaw in front OF the adyanc-
iap Russians also took refuge in
the same city in 1872 fleeing before
the troops Of Napoleon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12

u Bill &-George Bernard Shaw,
was arrested BY Jealous town
constable at Birr when he attempt
ed to take a picture Of the statue OF
the Duke Of Cumberland The officer
thought he was German spy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-12
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ODDITIES OF THE WAR.
q q . = = . = = = . . . Q y . ."

LONDON - Hero WofshippinS
women has caused the government
10 erect hisil fences around hospital
can1pa where Indian soldiers are
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-28
THE LAYoEE IN THE CITY HALL.

&C. M. H. speaking of the layoff
in the city hall, should have told the
joke about the 60-day men and wom-
en- enrolled as 'exeprt special assess
ment clerks" in the board of local i'm
provements at $11O a month, whose
only duty consists of addressing pos
tai cards, while the real work of the
expert special assessment clerks is
performed by the practical civil serv-
ice employees, who are threatened
with a layoff for a month and ten
days without pay while the 60-day
loafers will draw $110 a month adj
dressing postal cards, which service
is worth Is cents thousand in any
letter addressing house.
Imagine the 6O-day Ioafers draw
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-28

ing $110 month addressing 100 pos
tai cards day, while the experienced
practical civil service employees who
perform the real work are threatened
with an enforced vacation without
pay.
Then consider a 6O-day man desig-
mated as title searcher' at $3.50 a
month, while. civil service employees
do the same work and receive 500
a month. Where, then, does Mayor
Thompson's promised prosperity dis
play itself?-F. o. D.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-28
BOOSTS RODRIGUEZ AND KEN

NEDY.-It was only during the car
strike that 1 started to read The Day
Book and 1 was glad that somebody
brought out the fact that it was Al
dermen Rodriguez and Kennedy that
really ended the car strike.
Now, am not a Socialist, but 1 sat
in the gallery Of the city council
chamber the night the strike was dis
cussed and 1 must say that the only
men who really fought for justice for
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-28
KEEP CITY cLEAN.-Ever

KEEP CITY CIEAN.-EVeryWhe
one walks he will see boxes and post
ers with the words printed on them:
Help keep the city clean" The city
should do it's share first. Instead of
having men continually sweeping
imaginary dirt off the streets in the
fashionable neighborhoods, why
don't they put some men to work
cleaning the streets in the poorer dis
tricts where it would be a surprise to
see a street-cleaner. By sweeping all
the streets daily they would make
the environments more pleasant for
the children and give employment to
men who need work badly.
The city never bothers its head
about the poorer districts, although
it does all it can to help beautify the
already beautiful boulevards where
society lives.
Yet the less fortunate must pay
their taxes as well as the rich. 1t is
time the workingman awakes and de-
mands his rights. Without him things
would come to a standstill.-Han-
nah G. w.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-28
TO BIRDS OF HUMBOLDT PARK

BY J. w. c.
Thanks, little singers in the sun,
You cannot guess the good you've
done,
Nor know the message that you
bring.
To cheerfulness my heart is won
She hears this morn your brothers
sing
In Glen Cove woods their caroling.
Than yours, less happy notes are
frauds;
Through this sad city chant your
lauds;
Awake the angel in the bawds
And make weak praise of my poor
words.
Sing as do those fortunate birds
Whose songs my listening love ap-
plauds.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-28

and scheme to get unlawfuIly every
thing in sight. And at last they
thought of something out of sight
and organized the Illinois Tunnel Co.,
and when seeking a franchise prom
ised to do certain things which they
have failed to do.
1 think it is about time that we,
the people, make a stand and force
the issue,-Warren Burnham, 1926
Monroe st.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-16
PERMANENT SILO
Ii You are 6Ofng to Build Why Not
Build for Future Years as Well as
for the Present

The new machine for the building of
Monolithic concrete silo arrived for
the Cement Company, and to a layman
it looks as If it was perfect piece Of
machinery made to DO a perfect piece
OF work. There is no question but
that in time this Polk system of rein
forced concrete silo will be the one
silo to be built. 1t is superior to the
b ock silo, while cheap wooden silo
can not be placed in comparison with
it, as its protection against wind.
tightening and fire, and other inde-
structable qualities, makes it really
the only silo that gives permanent
satisfaction The new Polk system
of silo building is destined to be the
only kind that will eventually be
built, and will entirely supercede the
wooden and other tempory systems ].
The silo as built is Il feet in diameeer
and can be made as high as desired,
there being FIVE feet of cement laid
every day. Parties expecting to erect
silo Will do well TO see Mr.. A. j. !.
Bleser or Gus Swanson OF the Cement
Company and get prices for = per-
manent silo. You will save m0neN
painting and repairing as well
annOyanc.s that follow the en
the less substantial ,ilos.