New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
COMMERCE. WAR
IS INEVITABLE
Hugh Chalmers Says We
Will Have to Fight for
Worlds Trade.

The opportunity FOR the amer. So.
manufacture oI.ic'nb - o.
export trace was ''F'i s.'"''' .,.-,
a. the preSe.- Tine, "e''' '''.'-, Xxi .''~.
Chalmers, p .c'.'ei o. .'' ....l'-.i h.
Motor tVut 49, ,,..,.,,s on So. ce.
manship in 81, ,vuatr- var 81
commerce is rcc 90 iotoT me COR
,Ins,o, ~ f.o ,fcsent E.roDcan con-
az. o.. VI ci,.,,,rs .r.. o., is Up 90
~ .,,ar.,..,', b,.,n,.. man 20 prepare
- - b.. .....t.,- fuv ADVANTAGE O.
~. ~ Pa.,,.,..;.... Corded him I9U.
1yo P,tkc ,,-. 3D.. ,ot aU oa-> OF. Is
aJr,,,,oI t,,. h,. lay,,.,. out ayl % low
a., ,..r.ri... T.aa.,d cam4al-l OF
-, .,..,'..,. Oh. head CO.. 'nc
9TH. c,,,,a,f,. believes American
,.'f''i,,,o. .h.u.i establish records
n.y. ,,,,.,.,,. l,,,moI of i'm the EAST
80 80,
a.. oil, .,,r.lr a. tho European war
e., oaJcJ ..o.bc- war. this time one
-, .,,. rully a. strcnuou sly
y, '.'.,I I'm. mo attention Of the
"aS'S,, VIZ ,,,l,,o,e i'm an
Nuitu .tt.lncr. Clubn-an."
a. -. ,.,,,., of The chalmers ,3m-
we "o" ..g...,'r Rr,,i.b French and
Po"! '..."lf...,,. With tho firing Of
AUS, TO- ain t,,r, ia busiress
inc Ias, s"'.' 10, on crort to re
WIN !tl''.. ,..... -', .-@Jo cniovcd by
gan ''e ...,. a,J susncuded
mem ne Or ,J baIf
curing inc pas ''' ".''
world opr "d'Ae''
"What is tho American merchant GO
ing to do about IT. Docs he talhN
that the present prosperous CONDITION
I'D N
tho war. is going 10 outlast the war
noriod, or with plenty Of money on
hand. does he not realize that here IS
An unparallelcd opportunity to reach
ONT and grasp tho export trade that he
has always sought?
~ believe absolutely that II Amer
can industries fail to entirely domin-
alto foreign export fields, such as
south America and South Africa, by
tho end of the war we have confessed
ourselves the most shortsighted group
of business mon in tho world. The en-
tire world is now cur market IN real
sense OF the word. People and
countries Who have not dealt with rs
in the past because Of differences OF
speech. banking methods or high
tariffs have now no choice left In the
matter. They must deal with us or DO
without whatever necessities or lux
urlcs thew have been accustomed 10
receiving from Europe
Simple as the matter Of going into
foreign countries looks 20 me oqtSluer'
tnere 'ae eid i,'a &c., ,bo American Nor
" P.' 90 - a,,o.oo5 .hrood Tho United
S e..os 'on Sr~V r,ou, ebouId back nm
60? ;.,d,'...;o- b,. v,,oars Of nref-
o..;oi .ariT. ,,.bero necessary.
.trl,,oh ~, srbs;dv and bv Quaran-
t .,lvs go, nossibio aid IN To mon
ato - al tbeir ,onov in foreign fields.
"IooLirg over tho list Of new Amer.
car Industries we find many that have
snr,,ns mn since Tho star. OF the
Fnronean var called into being By
necessity Listed among these are the
dive Industries which are RAPIDLY re-
lieving the wants Of the textile mani
facturers for material heretofore
made exclusively abroad. We have
found that many drugs and chemicals
purchased from Germany in the past
can be made right within our own
borders. at a higher labor cost. per
hans. but fully equal 20 the foreign
variety. These growing industries
must be protected TO the limit b. pro
tectiye tariffs, following the close Of
the war. We should not tamely re-
vert 20 dependence on European mo-
nopolies for the necessities OF every
day lie.
Careful Planning Necessary,
"r, oiro;ro 20 davolon r.aIl, Az
..rs;ya go. a;np. Nrc.;oo,
roaLar r,l. H., "a ia nc "nof,'i,,,
aanoroi 10y 80 "'9 n p"", ,ai;.or,, o,ry
noigr IL 80. $50. 80 snonS a
consid.rabIo snp, for r,issior.,F, ,,orr
in Istir Amer;no bafnra ho - ~
tsunto - coli Gods orr rorrosa,,a
t;,,ar -, 81 ,,a-;o,,f 49,.
ca,..oS :. i ,In
tb.;r nood, a,'a -. ."e 1922 ,',ao s
and orstoT,s r. a,a - I.' Iii
wo no in a nos;tio, ~ cop,nots u,;Ih ,bo
Furonean MERCHANTS u,bo bayo bosr on
tho e,round for vears
"Tbc question NJ batirc foc;Ii.;.s
alvavs broncbt nm - disc,,eeions ~
tbis lind is one % ,bo b;e, nrobior,s ,',o
bava ,,at =, - -. r. D.
Amer;co, cororass -, ~ ~" ~ -. o..
,'or,a. ~ N"'S
%, any ma'Ier we nave hopes 'h-t
snood;i,. o...ht;nble
.fn H. an,on,nbii. ;nsu.
,,at;n ~ ni;.,:. ''DHsSly We orc
Tn,. '"e piei'iiilnaiy Atransemehts
10y ~'ei tVi eisn ouS'ness 40
Syot ,ih;tt, as pSSsipie; 10 c9moa, tne
i - on'O....e arm wren Cshaua VII al
nv. '.dtiS 'HiPVse asslHsI AiheI'
81, auso'o 49,. ioiIo"lhg 'he WAT 'ne
Ia 20 49,; 49, oo"ip"ny Vi Cs"aua,
49, nas Jus. oeen incorporates sho
$50 -. 80 -, y. 70 Na"iula!; p.Hh.