The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-27
Reciprocity Benefifs.

terest at this time. Here are a fewi
thoughts in that connection:
Free fresh fruits and vegetables
viii beneat Ohio, Indiana. Ken-
lucky, West Virginia and twenty
one other states.
Free haxseed and linseed viii
benefit Ohio and three other states.
Reductions on agricultural nipple
ments will benefit industries en-
ploying labor In Ohio, Indiana, Ken
lucky and nine other states.
Reductions on motor vehicles will
benefit Ohio, Indiana and others
states. many in number, which man
ufacture automobiles.
REDUCTIONS on leather pocket
books, ETC.. will benefit Ohio and
FIVE other state.
Reductions on nursery stock will
benefit Ohio and growers in other
border states.
Reductions on confectionery will
lbeneat industries in Ohio and six
other states.
Reductions on bituminous coal
will benefit Ohio, Indiana, West
Virginia, illinois, Maryland and
/ Pennsylvania.
REDUCTIONS ON printing ink, viii
benefit Ohio and four other states.
Reductions on cutlery will benefit
Ohio and FIVE other states.
Reductions on sanitary fixtures
will benefit Ohio, West Virginia and
three Others states.
Reductions on cement will benefit
Ohio; Indiana and seven other
states.
Free fish will benefit consumers
in forty-six states and producers in
seven.
Free cotton seed oil will benefit
fourteen southern states.
Free live animals will benefit con
sumers in all parts of the country
and farmers in corn growing states,
who will be able to import cana-
dian cattle for fattening.
Farmers in the border states and
adjoining states, who get a large
Canadian market, will be benefited
by free clover and timothy seeds.
Consumers all over the country
will get the benefit OF free wheat.
and grain growers all over the
United States. especially in the
Northwest, will derive direct bene-
fit, because it will enable them to
control the surplus wheat in the
European market.
Free hay and OATS will benefit live
Stock growers. 4nsuring them
against shortage in crops during bad
seasons at home, and free dairy
products will be Joy to consumers
who have been at the mercy of the
butter trust. Free eggs will help
consumers in different parts of the
country, especially along the border.
Free rough lumber will help mil
lions OF. people, especially in the
Middle West, who want the chance
OF building cheaper homes. Free
cream separators will hep farmers
everywhere, as win free barbed
wire, more especially the farmers in
the border states. Free mica, field
spar, fuorspar, asbestos and gyp-
sum will benefit numerous indus
tries in the United States. which, by
receiving these materials free, will
be able to give employment to more
labor.
Reductions on meats, lards, etc,
will benefit the American consumer,
by lowering the cost, and American
packers, by encouraging exports to
Canada.
Reductions on planned lumber,
Ghingles, etc., will help homeIbuild-
ers throughout the country. Reduc-
tons on canned and dried fruits will
benefit rural canning and drying en-
terprises generally
Reductions on flour, ETC., will
benefit United States consumers, by
Eorestatltng rise in cost of -four and
the United States milling industry
by enabling it to sell manufactures
OF grain to Canada.
Reductions on vitrlfed paving
blocks will benefit the thriving new
Fvitrified paving block industry in the
Central states, and will create al
strong demand for the blocks from
the stimulated growth of Canadian
cities.
Reduction on iron ore will benefit
the iron industry throughout the
Eastern states and great lakes sec
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