The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-17
AMERICAN BUSINESS
PROSPECTS ARE GOOD
Says DR.. Egan, U. S. Minister to Den
mark, If Americans Would Not Be
So provincial" in Their
Viewpoint.

Copenhagen. May lJ.-American trade
Opportunities in Europe we're pictured IL
promising light by DIR, Maurice F
Egan. the United States minister 10 Den
mark. in speaking recently "a a number
of business men who have Of late beer
| in close relation with the United States
legation aud consulate general here.
If the American man would diyest
himself Of some preconceived ideas and
carefully study actual conditions in for
eigu countries. he need neither fear iinan-
cial psnics nor the results Of over pro-
duction in his own country. Or. Egan
believed
TIE said while he could sympsthize
with the position in which many Amer
lean business men had been placed by
the conditions on the high seas resulting
from the war. he felt that these very in
forests now ~ much impaired would
profit IN the end IIc had many times
declared the provincial" point Of view
OF many Americans in business a. 90 for
eien conditions. II had been most diff
cult 20 induce them to study Europe cN-
cept a. = mere pleasure ground OF -
place which might be utilized for the
incerase of their business without any
previous scientific study At present
there were MANY business men IN the
United states who WE'RE terribly shocked
10 discover that the security ~ business
had been shaken BY the var. Their 70
ROD If tfanquiii,. had been 81 long that
the chance of ans interest outside of|
tho United states affecting them scemcd
10 b. 40 impossihlc that MANY Of them
were AMAZED. angry and helpless In The
presence ~ sufh unexpected disasters.
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rrracut unhappy conditions had oprned
bath tho eves ~ tlic American husiness
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