The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-01
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4 VI HIS 20 S0t AMER
fean lor men
s.
itite II the 1tafuis
sle ilnd Of the lSiefir
l,Snf ls1iIIl and sii,elt tati MANI
collta densed
than the records q the Burean d
tatiettes. pepaFtnaent 81 Commerce.
and iI.aisof. which how the e1poFtas
lions of what may properly be tertpsd
'ts;litiigh trade ri6nufactufes from the
United States 2eopEe in all parts Oh
the world are pqrellasins every month
and praet IcRliy every day OF the year
itfIe most complex products Of fhel
American workshop. such as ttpes
writer's sewing machines, cash resls-
ters scientific instruments telegraph
and telephone apparatus. musical ms
struments, automobiles. and other arr
.tlcles requiring superior skill in their
manufacture. Articles Of this class
are transported TO the most distant
and out-of- the-Ray places of the
world-the Islands OF the ocean and
the distant interiors OF the great cons
tinentswith the calm confidence that
they will not only render the SERVICE
for which they were manufactured
but continue that service for such
length Of time as to Justify their
transfer from the place Of manufacz
ture to distant communities not pro-
vided with experts and facilities forl
repairs. That It's confidence in thet
products Of the American workshop
is justified by experience IS Indicated
by the continued and. in most cases,
growing export trade Ia these artteles.
Take sewing shines as an exam
pie. "A hundred million dollars worth
OF these machines have been export
ed from the United States in the last
Quarter Of century, going to every
part of the world. IN the single year
1903, for example, the countries, col-
onies and Islands to which sewing ma
chimes were sent included Madagas-
car, Belgian Kongo, the Canary IS
lands, French Oceanta, Astattc Rus
sia, Persia, Alden. Hongkong, Dutch
Fest Indies, Paraguay, Peru, Dutch
Guinea, Haiti. santo Domingo, Dutch
West Indies. Egypt. Turkey in Asia
and Europe, Siam. Korea and Liberia.
Typewriters are another example
of complicated machines exported toll
distant parts Of the world with conf
dence that they can there be success
fully operated without return to the
tmanufacturcr for f:.cquent repair. The
value Of typewrIters exported from
the United states since the fiscal year
1887, when they were first shown lnI
the statement of exports OF the Bpr
,reau Of Statistics Of the Department
of Commerce and Labor, Is over $50,
O00,O 600, and In 1909 they went to mol
less than 30 different countries, Colo-
Irnies and Islands. including Greenland.
at the farsnorth, New Zealand at the
far south, Morocco in North All lea,
Siam in the extreme Orient, Ecuador
and Bolivia in South America, the
Azores and Atader!a Tslends;in the At
lslanttc, Dutch East Indies, ana Ffsncfi
oceania in the Pacific: bulgaria. Sozy
win and Roumania in Europe; and
Persia, the Straits Settlements and
Korea in Asia.
Cash registers are stll nc-e re,
Gently developed item in our llyt a..
explorations, yet they we.a sent inl
1909 to more than 30 diffsrent coun-
tries. Including nearly score IN Eu-
rope. practically all parts * North
and South America, to China, Japan,
Asiatic and Russia and straits Settle
ments in Asia; TO Australia, New Yea
land and Philippine Islands in the
Pacific; and to varions sections OF AZ
! RIGA.
The automobile. which seems 10 re-
quire careful and expert attert!on
even IN the country in which manu-
featured, goes in large numbers to MI
the grand divisions and many ar tho