The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-09
LARGE BUSINESS. ACTIVE BUSINESS PROFIT.
 ABLE BUSINESS.
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Cincinnati Enouire7.)

Not the slightest hesitation apparent in the pro- ress business throughout the country to the higher levels which 1t is evident H win soon reach
 There is far less danger of friction with foreign powers than there ten days ago. and the country does not fear the task Of bringing peace Mexico if it Is required to use armed force there.
 The orders. they arc termed. continue to- here and likely to continue for many months og the future
 Recent attempts to initiate discussions of peace in London and Paris have not met with success
 France and Great Britain have not yet abandoned hope of driving the Germans from Northern France and until that least tried for longer period neth these powers win give serious attention to peace negotiations.
 Months of war are sdn before Europe and during these months of war the necessities of Inc Allies will country.
 Germany and Austro-FIungary have already stored winter clothing for their armies and are also said to provided suits or heavy underwear for each man. ready for issue October
 We only cite this to show the evidence of opinion the authorities of these nations that he war is to be prolonged throughout the coming winter and this being so the 100O0OOO oi men which the Allies now have enrolled must be fed clothed armed, equipped and provided by the Allied powers, and that food these clothes these arms equipments and material must continue from the United States in large quantities.
 Again. the populations of noucombatants are bel coming more dependent every day for food supplies from the United States
 No grain this year from Russia for Western Eur ope Her own people need an that will be left them after Che German raids through the Baltic provinces and German occupation of the densey populated parts Of Poland.
 Italy is added to the countries that will need food in greater quantities and the higher prices for all foods prevailing throughout Europe will be felt immediately in the United States once the grain spectators at home and abroad Bnd they cannot buy grain here the very low price they striving establish untn they can load up for profitable rise later on
 Our farmers that raise the grains should not con slider ts sale at less than the prices of three months ego
 The European demand warrants those prices, and t the farmers of the United States who deserve the profits in the largest degree
 The extremely high price for metals continue, and thinks they will decline while the war lasts.
 Tn the meantime the of these metals in general trade outside of demands is steadily increasing. Railway construction is assuming prominence once more Railway equipment orders being thrust at the supply companies instead of being begged for as six months ago.
 The Enquirer congratuates the business men of the United States upon the vast improvement of business throughout the Republic congratalate our agrcul' tdralists the solid and substantial prosperity their intelligence and energy have brought to the nation and to themseyes congratulate the skilled and un- skilled labor of the Union upon the bright prospects, for full employment at profitable rates of wages