The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-03

of all strangers, he is also covetou'
enough TO envy the foreigner whose skill
land enterprise lead to success. He does
not understand that similar qualifica.
ton and exertion on his own part would
produce like result.
"Sueh condition could have but one
result, the stagnation one finds in all
parts of the Ottoman empire. Religion
has nothing do with that. ! have
many Turkish friends who enjoy mate
rial we'll being along with their religion,
and / am quite sure that the Anatolian
peasant is capable of relishing boIn cayi-
are and vaudeville, if be could but secure
them"
Turkey needed a rapid extension Of It's
railroad system, said the banker. IL
needed more roads, though paradoxical
as il might seem. Turkey had never had
so many good roads as had been built
during the war. Then, the peasant would
have to be trained and relieved from
much OF the petty interference he is
still subject to. Commerce ought to be
given the opportunity of developing un'
der the impetus Of unrestric,ed competi-
ton. Manufacture should pe placed be.
yond the reach Of governmental inter
ference. with the control left entirely TO
the circumstance that Turkey, as an
open market, would always enjoy the
price regulation resulting from competi-
ton between the home and I reign man
ufacturer."
Among other informants, the CORE
spondent found some who held that Tur.
KEY was incapable Of formulating = sound
economic policy; elsewhere the opinion
that Improvement was discernible and
that more could be looked for.
mo Turkish government has yet gone
10 the trouble Of training men IN eco. I
Monies, or giving the few Turks 80
trained a chance Of applying their knoWl- /
edge" said one authority 4 doubt very 4
much whether the fret principle Of eco.
Monies il understood BY q quarter Of
the men who serve in the departments
dealing with economic matters ir the
Ottoman empire. II IL all = question Of
gnorance-icnorancs on the part Of the
men.whs manage affairs they DO not un-
8erstand. ignorance on the part Of thoss
Who permit them 20 occupy such posi-
tons. Economic questions IN Turkey
are not settled from the viewpoint Of
Ire aggregate. but from that Of in
@It isall q matter oil getting the thing
started. I know that ell Turkey j. ready
10 start anew. and start right. ] knos
LEO that . sound eoonomie policy vuald
.econriis the Greek and Armenia, eho.
wen II they D. uot always adhere 70
ueh E policy themselves. know its value
,atter than 90 ths TURKS. uhuse Posi-
son of governor has really never made
10 aRsemes uf 3 souud eeunDmic rulicy
~ 81 them"
sHou um the abolition 81 THE capItu-
stious sHert fls getting - money for
-urksf - ths futuFt wss tskri Vt -
ther tankrr.
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no taken - ths Turkish Rote-nWFrf 20 J.
rutsst ths fofeian investor rrrHea 80
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ave o. ffirnltf rstfinE ct fhe fuuiseF
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aus 81 duaiH tat fif Ottoman laHs
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rit D. ureresns ii So Hrrkist Fes q
rm.erf esni8 - Fareunas8 81 estasaast y
no sfrsrae- rrrrs Fl s-arsass-es-s fs.ser
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