The Glenwood post., 1914-09-12
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BY Invading the world AArkses y Dso-
cure for Great Britain . great inersass
OF the eaxth's conmercs.
The vastness OF GerRaAy's exports
demonstrates the opportunity which V
1t hand and shows that the Uaited
States too. may profit commercially
BY the great war. II IL obvious that
German commerce will be paralysed
for many months. possibly for ysars,
during which time the far reaching re-
srto largely met by Germany and Aus
tria. must still be met II the worlds
wants heretofore filled by Germany
and Austria are no longer 30 filed
the work must be done by others. Eng
land IL already after her share.
The British movement to capture
Gsrmany's trade II being taksa up
With great vigor and The British GOV
eminent 10 giving its full OMcial SUP
port The board Of traAs. which II
EhSlana IL . government depastnsaI
y doing everything possible. vhils
tAs colonial once 70 gAthsriAS ell
available information fro0 tie -
ninions, - to the charactse of al
Drsvious German Imports. The chan
bse Of commerce. q tAs saDs dDs
10 arranging msstinss bstvesa tAs
nanufscturers and esstvhils iADest-
81 ot 0srnAn proAnets.
Another spur 70 The British sDh1tisa
b capture German trade 70 ~ AAet
that war 10 casslAG Q ioes To tAs EAS-
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this dsAcit must - nAAs ~ eaos.
vAses. The Dost likely Daaoss ~
thoos whore Germany aol AnstslA ese-
nssiy DrsAominassd. -....
Whsa England. shortly aftse tAs
start Of the var. began y iAvssei0ats
tAs situation. ASurss vseo Dgo1noeA
vhacA astosndsd the Dablie. Il vas
sAovn that 0srmany's tseal exports
vsrs nearly $500. ~. ~ casually.
VAicA Was natAse aisoeoese15AG 70
tAoss VITO haA bsso taught y bsaisvs
so0plaosatly tAas Enslanl vas really
ne greatest manufacturing enaaksy b.
IL voslA. n vas also sAoUA ssoa1.
0ivsly tAa& DA&1ADA haA bsea hDoet-
iaS large quantities of goods naAs
In Germany. even sucA peoaucts -
could b manseactsrsd In the UnitsA
Kingdom. --.
One Characteristic Jolt vas . a.
eovery Of which the general pubic
knew nothing, that Germany exported
twice A. much cutlery as England.
which heretofore had been held the
world over to predominant in that
line.
The government and the business
men are now entertaining the idea
that Great Britain's loss Of trade in
central Europe due, to the war can
bore than be compensated by invss-
ions elsewhere. by capturing world
trade heretofore held by Germany.
Another thing that is being empha-
sized IL England's opportunity in
China. particularly Kiauchau, which
has the distinction Of being Germany's
greatest colonial commercial center.
The German toy trade, on which 1t has
had almost . monopoly. 10 another
field which England certainly will in
wade. II runs into many millions. Eng
land alone Imports millions Of dollars
worth Of German toys.