Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-17
GREAT CHANCE IN
 COMMERCE SURE
 SAYS SECRETARY
Redfield Tells Southern Com mercial Congress That Flu ture Growth of American Commerce is Up to U. s.
(By Review Leased Wire)

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 NEW YORK, Oct. 16-What a diff ferent world of trade this will be after the war was pictured to the Southern Commercial Congress here tonight by Secretary Redfield in an address tell ing of the cutting of the threads of Germany's foreign commerce by her own act, and of the awakening ot America and her allies to the danger of having their industries dependent upon foreign and possibly unfriendly sources of support.
 'When peace shall come and her merchants take up the task of resto-- ing Germany's ruined commerce they will find that it is subject of whion they wish to re-enter.
 New Difficulties Seen.
 There will be difficulties in the path of future peaceful penetration of which they seem not to dream. Commercial frightfullness, like its military namesake, will have passed away.
 f Never Again! 'Tt will hardly be said ,aga.n 10 any secretary of commerce of the United States that the German dyestuff in- dustry veerein will not permit the establishment of an American dyestuff industry. The mOnopolies on which German foreign commerce in large part seemed to rest secure have pass ed away. Our friends beyond the sea and we ourselves have learned the danger of having our industries wholly dependent on foreign sources of sup ply which may become unfriendly.
 What Germany Expects.
 ''It is pitiful to read extracts from the German press which seem to show that they expect to take up the task of rebuilding their commerce where they laid it down.
 Good Will"
 'I need not tell you of the commer- cial value of what we call good will or point the advantage of doing busi- ness as a going concern. The great markets of the world have been and are to be found among the nations who have parted company with Ger many in the present struggle.
 The peoples of these lands are not likely by one common impulse to turn to Germany for a renewal of one con- mercial intercourse which was broken | by her act.
 ProvinciaIism Falling.
 "It must be renewed under circum- stances of hardship. It will be sub 1 ject upon which the German merchant will look when war shall close, so let me add it will be in a large measure strong world which the American merchant will look out on at the same time. When embargoes are over and trading with the enemy acts shall have ceased to trouble, We also shall see things differently The novelty will not on our part arise from separation but the reverse. We have gained and are gaining a better understanding of the world we live in Scales of provincialism have fal- len from our eyes.
 All Nations Prep airing.
 of we were those who look upon the peaceful contests of commerce as economic war, we should hardly feel we could speak with freedom in the presence of the coming days when normal industrial intercourse through out the world shall replace present restricted conditions for we recognize as a matter of course. as an opportuni- ty and a duty. they are not slow to see and upon which they rightly act, that the nations associated with us in this war are preparing for their proper share of the worlds business when the war shall close.
 Believing as we do, however, that commerce is not war, but mutual in tercourse to mutual gain. we look without fear and with strong approval upon every effort of our friends t0 renew commercial and industrial re- lations in the happier days that are l