The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-07-13

a. T 0 i the countries PACK OF the war.
power Pc the agricultural interests of the country will be crowd
labor and the agricultural implements available will be- put
nue. 10 cuitivatlon, with the certainty that prices for the
period; Will be maintained at high levels. This means an
a agrSt y output far beyond anything in the past. 1t
crease OF at least so per cent in the volume and value of
u arm crcps. "a.
existing plants. crowdinU to their ntmost ana a nn ame o an
cility in the country for producing fert;iz vapa Guy 1--WE, Every a
Shipbuidine ACTIVITY such as the wnrId n m
of, will be under way in the near future r the b;I n
dollars Of naval work already. under construction =" or u ""H
and steel ships by the Government for the eI nuruos . y Of ST %eetn
inE the supreme question Of feeding and IN p manaio1 i 9t the
concentrated energy Of the nation. This sm . . e 'a u 9 . n
operation every piant in the country n that P1 can gv n u acmye
biity produce iron and steel and wood for oh sh;nSu Il poSS'
demand whit which OF viii fhf Ss s sspssasy ap sas , Res nsf Nsv equal e,.dt. to m the
panies now in ' existence tense cS not ;mm anG t IRON an ana steer com
large expansion # their capacity, they will pro- prove : recresnt
1t matters not that the Steel Corporation has heretofore been
by y'r reason of of the large eevr,pO%en lit Q ITS Alabama properties
Of this world condition. without doing oreat horrr y, = NV
it's vast prop u,ytiasi ;O iis Iss,ns 70 w P1sh the development OF
the rate Of s400, 900, 900 or $500, 600. 600 this Year the Steel
Alabama properties and trust to tho ;uet;co ~ tha n.t;nn
decision, should such a decision be made 3 ~ However, ; u
may have been the views of the Steel CORPORATION in the mast ost
as I q DELAYING fhic uvovkr Until h cv;% kc Lon~ lo.:l.l AL.
position can no longer be adhered to "" without ;nS;cat;r M. .
lack of appreciation of the fearful nresent crs;s ND W tha
future which we NJ sure does not nreva;l in H. heorts e
the men who direct the destiny of that groot orr.n;-aO.
but, holding in trust in Alabama as IL doc for 10 49,
as much iron ore and several times IS mnch coal , g Il ownod
when II vas frst oroon;zed Il would no 80 ;.
70 keep these properties undevcloneS exnent ~ nv i;ra;tod
extent of the present when there is q cafI ss " ha me-.
in human history for more iron and stool with uh;ch ~ sore
the world from destruction.
rv.., s.. 49,. -,
oh;,. III IL s.esi pi1nt IN n country, every ma
49, e" y anu ehu snouIo u ready u meet TINS supreme
will =; ""''o"e lin ""u '"e "pre" hour IN I'M worios
~" a 49,.
n b,rdar ~ @ .; . y .e ral!roaos VIII d e thrown
Tha Iii EOns.N " 'han III past.
- v.;in VI Il Ehgiana Ir rairoao supplies
moru ho~ S" ee ~ s.s : 1Tal ~ II pr1p1seu 70 seno
onJ 49, enS lily III ~ heips aVe tnat
uo .hny, III ~ - n'I Rn = V CIV ~ rs PROPOSED tnat
rIorts 80 h III VIC ~. ~. =. 'ne IVnlhE stock n exstlne
H. a ;. Ln.. - an ~ na. Ill =. Sna ths snua-
~nd.r tr Ss :. nay W .ne lesnapInk u VI ralroao operations
worI " ~ g y. : rev wnT W aoIng tne
frS.%+ ~ ~ sS..s. na1ny esonomles IN y hsnanng OF
ha++o- wo.SeS- - vi tT "e ~ re"sr ny -redgnt Dy
nile. ~ rs;Sroaa -; n ~ WI nv ~ .e e:tle o!Voo
.ffect he onar.tad ~ NV I'M sas. mlease WI
y J;r..t;pr L~od N nus ~ eie oe - pam unoer
nv iocomnt;,.s 50 srea' rs n heeo 1or
th;ne eIse tSst aSds to t lar sh To- VI fa .Ia a more o every
The trefSc y g ~ 49, :" .t ha t !. VI .e ralroaas . o nandIe
C~ @,ne a .c country Una ~ Is now as important Tor the
s+ocL as - 10 ~ en ~.nss 20 ~ On IL roilhhg
i oroor 1900 :" Waese ~ iooas.ums, yam w o e a
corno+ = y" ous'un anu " y IL II they
for M nHpT u" "a"e a'"''aoie . 'e A'Hes II
"'eu
Ihroughout the country there are many great lumber
through Government cooperation, could be quickly turned
INTO car-buhdlng plants, using lumber in place of steel for