The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-02
DIPLOMACY FIELD
Washington Foreign Corps to
Study Our Commercialism.
WILL INSPECT THEIR o0asULATEg

signpr Mayor des FIanches ana Bnr-
on Won stcrnbars win Make Long
Trips-Thoroush investigation to
Be Made Of the Conditions In Large
cities.
Commercial diplomacy is the new
field b which The members Of the
diplomatic corps at Washington are
striving for supremacy. says the New
York Herald 1T other world capitals
the line between the diplomatic and
consular services is strictly drawn. but
the wave Of commercialisn which has
swept over tho United States ana fn-
vadea Europe demands that the for
eign envoy accredA "a to Washington
be posted GA American financial and
industrial developments to protect the
interests OF his eountrymen
That they may get 10 closer touch
with the consulates Of their respective
governments and themselves study
American business methods and condi-
tons in all sections Of the country sev.
eral diplomats have been instructed to
make Inspections of their consulates JIM
the United States and report what
changes and additions seem advisable,
signor Mayor des planehes, the
Italian ambassador, Will spend d
month on a trip through tile west as
ror ~. Co.. f-.,., .Ys.5., s,,s4 ~, flty 1osaf
to Seattle. He expects to stop on his
way ont at Chicago, Denver, salt Lake,
Helena ana other important cities
The ambassadors trip as originally
mapped out was curtailed by the neces-
sity Of his returning to Washington
from the dedieatory exercises at ST
Louis ii April to sign the last Of the
Venezuelan protocols Another year
he hopes to spend several months. on
the same route Ia further study of the
west
Returning to Washington Ia October
from the Weirs, N. H.. where he IS
spending the summer, Baron Won Stern.
burg, the German ambassador, will
start on an extensive trip of inspection
Of the German consulates in the west
going to Chicago, St Louis. Denver,
san Francisco. Los Angeles and prob
ably Seattle
Since coming to Washington the ann
bassador has had occasion to reorgan-
ize his entire embassy staff. and in se-
Letting his new secretaries he has done
SO with 4 view to tile vast amount Of
commercial work the embassy is called
upon to do As each new secretary has
arrived the ambassador has sent him
Off 20 visit the centers of industry in
the east and middle west before per-
hitting him to take up his duties at
the embassy.
While no important changes have
been made In either the German or the
Italian consular services, both amhass
sailors are determined to make a thor
ough investigation Of tile conditions
in the large cities and viii advise their
governments of the character Of work
their eonsuls are doing.
Senior ojeda, the Spanish minister.
win make New York his headquarters
for the summer. but will spend most
or his TINE III tislls ~ 1theh idAAe
cities TO make the personal acquaint-
ance of his countrys consuls.
Af Jusserand the FRENCH ambassa-
dor. Is also staying on this side this
summer to get ia touch with American
life ia all parts Of the country and be
able to post his government on com
mercial as well MS diplomatic matters
How She Won Lipton's noutonniere
Sir Thomas Upton recently made
score Of pretty Bayonne On. - girls
happy, says the New York World
They are members q the Epwortl
League OF the First Methodist churcl
and had an outing to Westfield. They
reached the station at Elizabeth jus
rs tie train OH which Sir Thomas was