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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27

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teit gu bieten, ibr 9erlanssn mad
Oumbas abberufuns in b0fli6er
5orm gu erreiden. 4us bieism 9run=
be bat er feline Resieruns erIu9t. ibn
uuf lIrlaub ab3uberufen; Der llrIaub
lpGre natiirlid bauernb setpeien. Mber
uriere Resierung pia ni4t boflih iein.
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9Grte bebanbsln. 2us bieIem 9runbe
bat Il. Dien beadridttst, BAT iie bic
bu6ftGblihe grfiilluns hires 8erlans
gems forbere: 9umba bari nidt auf
llrlaub, ionbern mub befinitip abbez
rufen iperben. Die Dfterrei9iibe RE
sieruns pirb iih oarin fiisen miihen.
sic tann ni9t einen 9otf6after in
Wafbington balten, Der bem a5rGFbenz
ten nidt genebm 1T. aber nenn Der
prdibent slaubt, burd isin Yoreeben
bel ben ameritaniI9en 8iirsern ben
ginbrud su erpeden, oaB er bic gbre
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i'm Srrtbum, ba er nidt psrbeimliden
lam, pie ihmGblib er iih segen
England perbdlt. bus ale Rehte unb
bic Wirbe Der Ser. Staaten nit iii.
Ben tritt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27
Oab bic treffli9e Orsanis

0ab bic trefflide Orsanis
Tation als cine Der pielen giirafaafs
ten bes beuti9en Sieses betradte.
ipiro, finbst feline 9eredtisuns an ben
Gntbiiuunsen iiber ben fiir6terliden
Nansel an Organization in ben alliirs
ten 2dnbern unb 5tpar in Gnsldnb,
has iih Der beiten Srbnuns riihmt.
4uf bic gntbununs, bab i'm 3riesss
0spartemsnt ni9t ipenissr ais 10
Wtillioneu Dollars uuterfdlasen pors
ben iinb, folgsu cine an5abl tpeiterer
entosdunasn, Die auf cine Wirtb.
ihaft in ben enelii6en MiniItsrien
idIieben Iaiien, bic an Rublanb erinz
nern. @is cine 2onboner 3eitung
mittbeilt, III sine 2abuns Sduren,
bic in oieiem 2anbs aetauft unb sur
Seritslung BON erploiipen 8cfdoiIeu
brinssno benDtbist purbe, bur6 bic
fdle9te 8erpabrung perloren aeauns
gen. Wtan oerihiffts fie in ciisrnen
Yebdltsrn, bic rOittg unb led purben.
10 bub bic SGure ausitrDmte rtnb bas
S4iffsperTonaI in 9efabr bss grs
itifunsstooes brahte. 0as 'inb isbr
idpsrpiegenbe 4ntldeen. Die oraas
niiatorifh. 5ii9tigteit 1T bic G'runbs
bebingung Der miIitdriiden 5ii4ttgs
felt unb bas lit aud Der 9rgub, ma
rum bic beutide Seeresma6t unii6ers
pinblit lit. 1urd ibre Organization
rcidt Elm Dollar Bel ibr meter, als
bel ibren 5einben unb erlanot Der
beutf6e Sploat bic 2eiitunssfdbigteit
bon 5tpei alliirten SolOatsn.
Wie es ben 4n 6ein bat,
piro @rzSeuator Burton bon Ohio
aIs republitanii6er prdfioenti6oftsz
9anoiDdt gepiinift, ni6t bios in IN.
iersm Staat, fonoern aud in ben oitz
Iiden Staaten. fpoieIbit bic p0lliq rtdz
tige QlHii6t ObfuaItst, oab er ii6 gana
Defenders fir bas prditDsntenamt
eignet, neil sr Elm Gegner rubitaIer
@eiebs, aber aud tein psrtn69erter
ReattionGr if. Mit llnrubs pirb jss
bod beoba9tet, bab sr Der alien 4ns
i4airung gu bulOigen f4sint, baB bas
prGiibentenamt ni6t ausgsfhlosen,
aber aud ni9t 9efu6t tperoen biirfs,
Ionbern bonn 9olte angebpten tperoen
miiFs. 0as lit febr sbel ssbadt, aber
nit Iol9 garter GmpfinDung lam
man bsutSutags ni9ts ausri6tsn. gu.
NAL bic jeBigen polittfhen giuriatuns
gen einen .3nans auferleeeu, often als
aanoibat berpor3utreten. IS perbeu
nGmli4 in elmer ean3en 4n5abl Staas
ten bic Observation-Disclosures bonn
YOIte nominirt unb penn Burton iid
nidt meloet, 10 fam er in biefen Staas
ten niht nominirt perben. Desipes
gen ergebt oas bringenbe 8erldneen
an i'm, benz 8pIte reinen Bein einaus
identen uno often 5u ertldren. oh er
bic prGiibentfdaft erItrebt ober nidt.
Diefs aufforberuns foate 9err Burton
nidt unbea4tet IaHen. od tbatfd4li4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27

0as 0ebetin Der NaGt.
Gin msripiirbises atedteriiiid nit
bisism msrtipiirbissn 9it.l in pon si.
nsm 5ransofsn namens RoSiere s.'
id5riebeR iporbsn unb In parts srs
itiensn. lInb bic Wornine pcft
ipinmei bem Drama cine beasiitsrt.
9ritit. 5err Rosiere. 10 heibi ss
bort, bieni fein.m aanb i'm Jslbs,
abtr er bat bic 5eoer bss ssi1idisn
Dihtes nidbt nisosrselegt unb Bat I'M
Wirrfal Der Daffsn @elesenbeit as,
iunbsn. uns tpiebsr sineu iener aIdus
senben gina.t.r gu beI9ersn, bic sc
10 gut beberrftt. llnb tpas III bic
9sl6idts bes neuen 9ramas2 Waan
itauut. penn man iie Iieit. Gin Rann
unb cine 5rdu Nnb buth ibre ai:b.
bereini, bod bur6 hos Qanb sst
trennt. 4ber srit mad, Der S9Iat.
on Der Rarn. (ia. nod Der S6laf,
an Der Wiarns) enibedt bic I1auDtrn
be 5ran3Oiin. bab ibr 8ema6l Elm
9ofx IN. Der auf bic geiegenh.it
lnusri. ieiutm 9anb 3u biensn. go
itebfs in Der aritii. limb ipis erfolat
bic 95funa hes tragiften aonfIilts,
5err Rosiers aeb6rt i6sinbor CUR
S&uls Der ReaIiiien, bsnn bic a5iunq
III braiiii6. fhn.G uns. man :nuB es
ibm laifen, atibsrit ipiriiam. Gsine
MeibObit iit sb.nio sinfa9 ipie bi.
Waffs bss Deibes. faat Der bcipun
bernie gneIinbtr. Die Grdu ninm.
namlih cine Grt nnS haut ibrsn
Wlann bamit Dor bsnaopf dbe fimplp
iettIes ibe bcde pitb a bnt9.i) unb
iDdhrtnbbsifen fingi Il. bic Marfsif,
Iaifs I'm Dlnfel Der Raft. Daber br
9iisl. Mie hsrrIid III in bem Stiid
bic 8eaeiiisrung Der Grau, ibre tr-
erbie 8aisrldnbslisbe unS bis gsibsns
fdaftIidtsit ibrss @ebsiss (ipir snts
finnen uns. fie Idns bic DsdrifiIIaifs
i'm Dunfa Der Raht). Gs tDerbsH
Grinnerungsn In uns nod an bic
berrlihsn, fnr6tbarsn ;5rautn Don
friihtr, unb an bic 9baisn. bie muir
,in Ti6ter bfinsen lam. G0ipsit
BE aritil. unb lpsiter. gum S6lub:
gs ilinat fem 2o6en In BEN .0ebet
in Der Ra4t1. Ibsr mir erIeben Elm
0ruisln uno sinen gliidli9m 2lbs
F1luh. - ilnb mir erltben aud ein
grufdn nnb sinsn Mbf4tuB, benn
tinen Mbf&Iub IN her pDsfis btbeutsl
bod poM siu icI&ea slid
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27

9as 1T nidt Der erite S6las
ben bic Deutiden erlitten baben. Sit
babsn iaon mebrere S9lappen erlitten
aber he jebssmal nit 5ebnfa9:n Sin.
fen beimseaablt. Sas pirb aud iebt
9eiheben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27
Noutas, ben ~. September 1915.

Den aopf ni4t bdnsen laiIen!
auf ben a[iirten Subel lpirb palb Elm
5robes Webtlasen folgen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27

Habitale nod ertreme SonTerpatips
Dor benz 8oIte beiteben fSnnen. 10 be-
itebt Elm brinsenbes gsbiirfnib nah Ell
mem &anoibateu, Der apiiden bsiben
ertremen Rihtunsen bic Wtitte ein9Glt.
Die rsrpbe" Offeuiips i'm
Weiten, bic Gnbe Der perfloFes
nen Wo9e nit einem tldgli9eil
Uliberfolge enbete, ipurbe Der Nelt uno
allen umliegenben S6rfern bier Wo=
den borber angetiinoiat unb ibr gleids
5eitis Der 9riessplan mitsetbcilt, Der
ben Mniirien ben Weg nab Berlin nit
unfeblbarer Si6erbeit er0ffHsn follte.
Der 8riessplan fpurbe oabin anses
fiibrt, bab 5ran5oien unb Gnaldnber
cine rieiige Wiense ppn bo6erploiipen
9efhofen, iebes i'm 9eipift pcn elmer
Sonne, auf bic S9iiBsnsrdben. 9ers
baue uno gefeitisun9en Der Oeutiden
i9leubern piirben, 10 baB iis ibre
S4lupfpintel perlahen miib.en unt
alsbann piirbe bic Snfdnteris init
ibren Mafdtneneeipebren uub ioniti9en
Waffsn ben Reit beiorsen. 8a: Pro-
9ramm purbe Der Intiinpisung gcmdb
burheefiibrt, - aber nur IN ieintn
eriten 5beile. Bier Wo6en lane lieben
bic 4Giirten i'm Meiten Giien uno SIei
Gag unb Radt auf bic beutfhen Stels
luneen nieberbageln. Die Geutidlen
iaben iiG bic nilbe 3unpnube nit
9ebasen an unb freuten iih iiber
bic Dtense BON Whnition. fpelhe ,hrs
Jeinbe perfhpenbeten. Sbutid3l:d
lieBen iie bas Yombarbemeut 8utrIt
unbeantportet. yiur mo- bier unb oa
eine 8atterie fid als unsemiithli6 ers
ipies, ipurbe iis binpessepuBt. 3umsiit
ri9tete iid bas beutide 9eidoR aeaen
bic britif4en ariegsitiffe, bic iih an
benz Reimbursement betbeiIigten, niht
neil lie groben Sdhbsn unrihteten,
ionbern neil man ben Wunif heate,
bas cine pber bus anbere ariegsihtff,
penn es ein eiinTtises 3iel Bot. in cine
Gtelfuna nit benz 3is aufpGrts su
brinsen. am SamItas, tpabri6einliaI
neil Bis babin bic IlIiirten ben g-obs
ten Sbeil ibrer Wtunition perfhpHen
hatten unb neue Seubunsen ron ame'
ritaniI9en 4uiirten ausseblisben fpds
rem, i9ritten bic engldnoer unb bic
5lan3pfen gum Sturm; lie tamen absr
nidt peit, fonbern ma6ten isbr balo
tebrt, ba bic Deuti9en, bic ibre Diunis
tion aeIpart batten, linen cine quite
portion buoon anssbsibeu Iisber. Das
nit ift Der srobe ansriff, Der BEN Eu'z
fen GrIei9teruns brinsen ioIlts. ger
fcbpIIt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27
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Mebrere Stunben, nd6oem pt'
Obiges sefdrisbsu batten, tamen MI
erfreuli6e Radri6tsu DON etniger
@erIuiten beg belti6en Sesrss. gad'
bem mir biefe B.ridte nit aube ge'
priift batter, seIansten mir gu Ss'
lleberseusung, bab tetne @.raniaiiune
oorli.st, bic Sisses3uperfiht, tpel4sr
mir i'm Obisen Iusbrut sabsn, berab.
5umtnbern. Gs banbslt ii4 un ni4ts
mebr, als nm cine lotals
6 9Iappe, pie iie i'm 9srlaufe
sines jebsn fiesreiden 5elo5uses fi6
ereisnet. Iuf elmer Sdla6tlirie bon
Sunberten bon Meilen III bic Wlosl!9
teit sessben, Osm 9esnsr unbspubt,
bic araft an einem Puntte 81 ions
5entriren unb an bitier S.euc Ell
nen S6lae gu fiibren. Sus 1T gei6es
ben. 9lber Der Stiub 1T nj d !
bur9gebro4sn. IS pire baber
p6lIig unbere6tiet, ben GrfoIg, ben bic
5ran5ofen unb Gn9Idnoer errungsr
baben, ais bebentlih oOer gar Derbdnss
nibpoa gu betra9ten. Der @egeuan'
eriff, Der ben feinben ibreR 8ortbeil
fpieber ent5ieben ipirb, lit i'm 9dnoe
unb nimmt, pis bic 9eri6te Der beuts
ihen !oeeresleituns meIben, etneu gin
Itisen 8erlauf. gu erinnern III oaran,
oab, als Der Sur6bru4speriu5 in bel
champagne erfOlsts, bic 5ran5ofn
ebenfalIs gu Gufans bic Deutiaeu
SuriidbrGnsten unb ibnen 9srluIte bsis
bradten. Sas gube aber mar eine
i9pere Rieberlage fir bic Jran5oien
unb iol4en 4usgaHs tonnsn mir aud,
jest nit geftimmtbsit ernarten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27

Der 5aa obipaliet,. bab bic rspublitani.
fHe partei auf ;bn anseipieien 1T,
0a porausseieben ipiro, bab lpeber
Rdbitals nod ertreme aonierpatips
Dor benz 8oIte beiteben fSnnen. 10 be-
itebt Elm brinsenbes 9ebiirfnib nah Ell
mem 3anotbaten. Der alpiiden bsibsn
egtremen Ri4tunsen bic Wtitte ein9GIt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-11
The Cure of Consumption.

addition Of q fourth adjunct Of tas
cure. namely a good doctor, must in5f-
1abiy fail in nine cases out OF ten.
The first thing the patient needs =
q good family doctor, needs him not
now and then, or just when things so
wrong. but regularly, At least once q
week. err. sometimes, every day some
Of the most deplorable cajamltles are
invited By the seIG-assurance which
encourages victims Of tuberculosis 70
"Iet doctors alone" and try managing
the treatment themselves In tunercu-
losis. as in all other ailments. he vino
doctors himself has a fool for pa
Heut Not even the medical graduate
is capable Of planning and executing a
proper course Of treatment for him
self
Above all. the tuberculosis patient
should not consider migrating TO an
other climate without the advice Of q
good doctor. nor should he fail 70
figure in the cost of regular medical
attendance while living there, when
considering whether he can afford 70
migrate
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-11
TIE NEXT PRESIDENT.

There are a dozen or more names
mentioned as republican presidential
possibilities. none Of them, be it said.
being received with anything ap-
preaching popular enthusiasm. But
In the democratic ranks there is no
name mentioned but that of Woodrow
Wilson. If he lives until the national
eonvention meets. there will be no
Ather candidate in the running for the
Domination President Wilson'S con
5act Of domestic and foreign affairs
aas given his name a prestige il would
De idle 10 oppose. The democratic
party could not a1oyd 10 set him
aside. if it wished to To repudiate
sim would he TO repudiafe its own rec
3rd
But the democratic rank and ale
save no wish TO sideTack Wilson. His
ADMINISTRATION has profoundly i'm
dressed the country, HIS denomination
as certain as anything in the future
an he. ana his election prospects are
astly better now than they We're in
aF2.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-11
BOISE PLAN

Uncle Boise PaDrose. the distinguish
ed Pennsylvania patriot who acted as
eaeiue-wiper Tor the standpat steam
roller iu the Chicago hiatus Of 1912
mas voiced hope that delegates So the
1915 meeting Of the grand old party
should come auustructed, in order
That they may weigh the merits and
strength OF each asDirsnt and by a
process of elimination make q proper
selection" Of the national standard
bearer This would be- ideal from the
Penroae point OF view. AIS the New
York World says.
Iu such circumstances most of
us know how the Weighing and
eliminating viii be done ana who
viii preside at the ceremonies.
There Will be gathered together i'm
q superheated parlor of Chicago
hotel far from the madding
crowd of delegates. a few choice
spirits of the old regime. Hr. Pen
rose viii be there. of course. and
SO will Joe Cannon and 3 dozen
others. and In the dark Of the moon
they viii weigh and eliminate uu-
I'll the final unanimous choice of
the thousand uninstructed dele
gates who viii make up the con-
yention next day Will be fixed an
altarably, as If by revelation. up
on some good corporation candt-
date almost miracuiously raised up
for the occasion
Why should the supernumerary dele
gates from the provinces bother about
instructions from the mere voters.
when the astute and amiable Boise and
hts Tx are perfectly willing not only
70 instruct them but to relieve them
Of all responsibility ia the nominating
Of presidential tlcke-2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-11
BAD MISSOURIANs.

For the second time within few
months. Speaker Champ Clark the
other day helped to dispeI d mob which
attacked the Bowling Green. Mo, Jail
with the intention Of taking out a ne
gro and IyDching him With tine oncom-
ing Of the years. Champ Clark has lost
none Of the stalwart pluck and spirit
which characterized him as a youth
and his voice and his strong right arm
are always TO be found on the side OF
law and order. But how comes It that
the people Of Champs district, or q
portion Of them, are prone to exhibit
the spirit OF lawlessness7 If talking
isn't effective Clark ought 20 take
some of the big bad boys over his knee,
rs he used to do In school teaching
lays, and pound some respect for the
iaw into them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-11

Doctors. health departments and so
claE workers ali make mistakes. The
Tuberculosis problem IS SO wide aad
deep thar it is no wonder we get in
wrong here and there
Take. for example. the Law which,
lr some communities. requires E5siu-
lection. renovation and general clean
ing up u apartments after the removal
or death Of a person who had tuber-
cuIoats while living there. Such law
should never have been placed on the
statute books 1t not only does not
v0Uchsafe security from infection to
members Of the household but il ac-
tualy focuses popular attention upon
an ua5mporraur risk and thus over
shadows the actual dangers. For 1t is
thoroughly established truth that
tuberculosis is acquired through juti-
mate and prolonged contact with the
living patient, and not from occupying
apartments he may have vacated. Or
binary HoUsecIeaulug, with air and
sunlight. offers all tine protection nee
eEsaEy to subsequent occupants Of
such apartments Furthermore. this
vicious law tends TO make people I'M
reasonably afraid Of the Clearly, con
scisutious tuberculosis patient; where
as. tn faCt. such a patient is not a men
ace TO the community.
Another mistake ua have made i'm
regard to public education about ta-
bereulozis is this: We have laid too
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-11
IN 4 HALL OF FAME.

Al time when she so-calIed leglx{
mats drama, as an expression OF the
Bower az the human voice for the in
2 depreciation of feeling. is threatened
.gith decay. the admission Of Charlotte
s'nshman To ~ New York universlty's
Hall Of FaEae may We'll be called a re-
fected glory from an iIlustr3ous past
s1r the agare OF thar great actress,
cad now = full generation. Will be the
sirst Of the theatrical profession to fud
q place there The tribute is more
han to the fame Of Charlotte Cush-
#aan. It is q tribute To the dramatic
tage Of an earlier DAY
1t il Idle TO speculate whether the
action play will ever he able 10 pre-
.nce an artist worthy Of such a dis
.iuctjon. What we know IS that there
Ee few things in nature appealing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-11
The Daily Story
How an Author Achieved success-By Donald ohamberhn

Elliott keuton was writing q Slcil-
ian story in his room In tenement
building ia which various natlonall-
ties had their abodes. His first dwell
ing place since be had begun writing
vas a handsome bachelor apartment
house. He had not found literature
profitable and had moved from time
10 time. each move carrying him down
ward
Ills literary aspirations had come
down with his i'll success. He had
begun by firing over the heads of
tie people" and had ended by firing
low enough to cut of some peoples
toes This was what he was writing
at the present time
This detective who has come among
as. who seeks for evidence TO convict
our most valuable members must be
oblrerated shan rely on You and
The others TO keep me advised Of his
movements and inform me Of the op-
perfume moment 70 strike him send
me word at what hour he usually goes
out-vhether he is alone or attended
Does he ever cross the park If !
can catch him there, where the danger
OF witnesses would be at the mini
mum. I would finish him at single
blow"
Kaaton wrote This twice. and. Sc
IeelInE the copy chat he liked best,
ne rErew the other on the floor Then
me went ON with his story, which end
aa E-frh q certain uerzou known only
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-11
AN IDEAL OF DEMOCRACY

The following notable words giving
an idea of the high conception Of the
ideals of The American democracy
held by Woodrow Wilson are taken
from the address which the president
made last week at the encampment of
the Grand Army of the Republic.
There have been other nations as
rich as we; there have been other ma
tons as powerful, there have been
other nations as spirited but hope
we shall never forget that we created
this nation not to serve ourselves, but
~ serve mankind
Il hope ] may say without an i'm
pucation of criticism upon any other
great people IN the world that it has
always seemed TO me that the people OF
the United States wished to he regard
cd as devoted to the promotion Of par
ticular principles OF human right. The
United States was founded. not to pro-
vide free homes, but 10 assert human
rights. This flag meant a great en-
terprtse Of the human spirit Nobody.
no large bodies Of men. in the time that
Tag was first set up, believed with a
very firm belief IN She efficiency oil
democracy.
We now know that the world knows
that the thing that we then undertook.
rash as it seemed. has been practIca-
BILE, and thac We have set UP in the
world a government maintained and
promoted ny The general conscience
and the general conviction
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-11
HOW TO EXTEND FOREIGN TRADE

extending the foreign trade or the
United States
The department Of commerce WISH
as to place al the command oil every
/ American manufacturer and exporter
ton which the bureau has collected
and collared through the medium Of
commercial attaches, consular officers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-11

Washington. oct S-Uuder the di-
recuoa OF DIR. E. Is. Pratt. chief Of the
bureau of foreign and domestic com
me-ee. The department. Of commerce
has planned an education campaign
for the purpose Of laying before the
manufacturers and exporters OF the
United States practical and concrete
Information relative to the fundamen-
tan principles which are prerequisite
30 entering the export business ana ex-
tending foreign trade
The bureau of foreign and domes-
tic commerce has learned that there
are many manufacturers i'm the United
States who would like to export their
commodities to the markets of South
and Central America but can not do SO
for the reason that they do not know
where the specific opportunities are
they do not know prevailing market
conditions, they are not familiar with
business methods practised i'm the
foreign country: they do not know how
TO make out the consular invoices
foreign customs regulations and trade
mark laws are stumbling blocks. ship
ping routes are perplexing questions
and sources Of credit information ara
often unknown. 1t has also been
found that there are many manu5actu-
rers in the United States who do not
know that the bureau Of foreign and
domestic commerce is daily ia re-
ceipt of she names and address Of for
eign firms which are fin the market for
American commodities and that the
bureau has established commercial
clearing houses in the leading com
merciaf ceuters of the United States.
II has been previously announced
that Dr. Pratt has designated Stanley
TT. Rose, special agent of the bureau
of foreign and domestic commerce. as
export trade adviser MIR Rose is
about to start on q tour of the United
States to confer directly with man
ufaczurers, business men and CONNER
cfal organizations for the purpose of
af0rdiug first aid and tnstrUcting
manufacturers who are unfamiliar
with export business, and TO advise
manufacturers who have had more or
less experience in securing foreign
trade 1Ir. Rose Will supply informa-
ti0r 10 enable the novice to conduct q
successful selling campaign in foreign
countries. and viii agquaiut the Amer
lean industrial and commercial pub
lie with the facilities of the depart
meut of commerce for promoting and