The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-25

! ana leaNe Belgium, POland, RUSSIA,
! Roumana. Serbia, Albania and Mon
tenegro to regain their feet as best
they can Having stripped these
| countries of their wealth and having
| left them but slender means of Gre
| ating II. Germany feels that she has
| prepared an excellent dumping
| ground for the vast quantities of cheap
| manufactures which she il organizing
| her industries and her distributing
| machinery to produce and market So
| certain are her leaders of their OPP
/ portunity in this direction that they
affirm that italy may he counted with
| the other Immediately prospective
| buyers because position and the long
custom of her people make Germany
| her natural source of both raw and
| finished materials.
| Her Agents There
' Germany has no idea that those
/ representatives she is now esta blish-
! ing in the conquered territories will
/ be forced to leave when peace is con-
| cluded. Those who are supervising
| the collection OF materials and the
| destruction of agricultural Industrial
! commercial and financial sources OF
wealth are keeping accurate account
! of every item The survey Of vandal-
/ ism Is necessary preliminary TO sell
/ ing back cheap substitutes for what is
/
/ vantage TO the German producers.
! Having ON the ground the men who,
supervised the creation of the neces-
sity, they VIII have field agents for
/ selling campaign with whose intimate
/ knowledge of prospects no other
! trader could hope TO compete even If
! the neglect Of these countries after
] the war by their present friends Is not
/ quite SO com plete as the German ecoL
{ nh IiQHanhGre hat tt-fT
! As for payment German exporters can
wait. They are more concerned with
! rc-establishing a custom Of inter
trading than they are with immediate
remuneration. None of these coun-
! tries is entirely destroyed II they
/ can get the raw materials and ma
! chincry they win soon have exchange
able values. The soil is az productive
/ as ever The mines have been waste
! fully exploited but not exhausted
! There VIII be an abundance OF labor
! PROFITS and Opportunities.
4 ny SO using these adjacent cour-
/ tries~aHd the scheme. according to it's
/ eNponents, viii work almost equally
I well whether political ownership re-
mains with Germany or not-scveral
/ very vital purposes WIFI be accom-
/ pllShed The profits VIII be consider
able. but not nearly so important as
1 VIII be the securing IF market for
~ ''"N ."''I"' Ill necessary can teFce
7 t'e'S '""' q! Dry from Germany or Ser
all commercial animoSity Tho war
+ and all tts horrors viii lac a memory
within decade bitterness does not
thirty" upon prosperity Germany he
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