The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-25
1.-THE YANKEE INVASEON'' FROM
A NEW POINT OF VIEW.
Frank &. Carpenter. Now in Lon.
don, VIII Tell Republic Readers
y" hat Americans Are Doing
and What They Can Do in
the Old Worid-Pictures
of England and Con-
tlnental Europe
In 1902.

WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY pr-pY-p,c
BcSlnning with the first Sunl.,. i, -,
me Republic will publish a rer,,rL,,bis
Se''es OF letters from Frank G Carnartsr
'ii what the Yankees are doing in rt,,r,,,,
ana on the changes which are eo;n.r ON y,
.--at ool'iheht. The old Europe is fast
~ aMas' ana new country and peo-
are rapidly changing The peonra a,lo,.
ing OH their Rip Van Wrinkle sleen Of ,,s
ana beginning to realize that the ,r,.rI,
s!aIt oi the West has giried his Ioins ard
- ieacy TO night with them for all mat i
, moi,h having of this world and this worId's
So, ne hsht. indeed has already be-
gun and even at its starting II is - -
favor of the West The greatest no,Ir. tie
OF Europe are attempting TO comb,t :.
..-rt tarhainents already refer TO II as
ne american Invasion" The Ennaro-
lean Peril" "' Aiiiet-
In Great Britain. Germany. France. Rus-
- ii'ii'nd ana Belgium. as Well as in the
o'her countries of Continental Elrope tbi,
increase of American commerce i, stea,;I
gong on. The Yankee exporter has n,,t ~,
the seven-ieaSue boots of the Tventie+b
Century. i''e'h
10 describe the new condition and +ba
FhcuSand and one changes caused bv il lT.
carpenter has planned an extensive tour of
AAi'4StOlti ana l1p Continent Ip
IS now In England. and later on will visit
Russia, Germany. France and other conn
"IGs IN 'he interest of Republic readers
MS work VIII be along the line of this in
'"s'oli put IL VIII cover a wide range and
VIII zeal with all subjects relating to the
New Europe. Electricity. shipping. com
merce. technical schools. labor and wages.
VIII form part of it, and at the same time
II VIII treat of other subjects i'm which
Americans are interested. In England. for
instance. he will tell how Uncle Sam hos
to spoon-feed John Bull to keep him alive.
now he sleeps him between cotton sheets
at night. and how by means of his new
electrical machinery he is preparing TO car
ry him to work on our modern street cars
He will show how England's coal bids fair
to give out and how we eventually must
keep our British cousins warm. The New
London. the gigantic metropolis of the
world trade oyster for the American
to open. will be pictured and a comparison
Of the big trusts of the Tight Little |
Island and those of our country be made. |
In Germany Mr.. Carpenter will describe |
how that Empire is trying to capture the |
,cean by building the best and fastest ships |
afioat. He Will make one letter on Kaiser |
Wilhelm as the Great International Drum
ner. who is pushing Germany's trade and |
business in every way. He Will picture Ber-
in as it is In this year 1902. and travelling
wei EtSttiH NtSlt VIII
their laborers with worknen
md describe the wonderful technical
schools which the Emperor has instituted
o aid him in making the commercial con-
uest of the world
Mr.. Carpenters letters from Russia cam
rot hut be of the greatest interest He Will
;isit the capital, St. Petersburg. and give
etters about the young Car Gnd his Gov
irnr,eut- He will investigate the chanses |
which are going on in industrial El!ss;