The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
HE war hah brought about mo-
mentous changes M the trade re-
IarI.na f..fu... Ffulr and the

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lauonA between Italy n h
United States. not only In the question
OF quantities but also Of clauses OF
goods. What IL more. "a would reem
d "a this change. Tor most articles, ~
20 econ permanent. owing 10 the
new agricultural and manufacturing
conditions brought about BY the war
IN both countries.
Italy will continue 10 need grain.
animal fats. lumber. petroleum. fsr-
t%ilizora. copper. cotton n cotton
seed oil from the United htntoa. az
before the war. In addition thereto,
u ia sure that the shipments OF coai
and steel will anything but diminish.
since the mines and the mills % Eng.
land will Tot a long time, he dcvotet
"a domestic needs, Before The war
very little coal. lcas than hall "a mill
lion tons "a year. was supplied BY tho
tnitcli States TO ithiy. excepting OF
course. bunker coni supplied 20 ftal-
ian steamers calling an these ports or
taken 10 Italy Tor steamers belonging
20 whose Vessels ply between
Italy aud the United States. Before
the war Great Britain used 10 send
nearly twelve million Ions Of coal to
Itniy each year. but, NJ stated above.
this will be- impossible for her 10 cou-
tinuo under tho circumstances. There
fore. " h. natural that the United
States viii become the main source
from which iialy VIZ Eet both tho
hituminous coal Tor her industries
and anthracite for family Use
Tho a.mo conditions apply 10 steel.
and II u knr~n that. although many
Italian wur orders had been cancelled
recently. yet they have been suhsti-
tuted hv other large ordrn for steel
10 be- used In the industrial recon
struction Of Italy
IN the matter OF food stuffa. " h
expected that The shipment 81 enorm-
oua quantities Of common grades Of
pink Alaska salmon 20 itaiy viii be
continued. a. staple which, before tho
war, was not widely known in IfnlY,
but became Of rencrai use durinn tho
war, owing 20 the fact that scarcity
% olive OIL and tho control thereof
hy the Italian government made tho
packing OF funny nsh "a costly and
limited operation. Compared with
funny fish. canned pink Alaska
salmon, in normal times. " cheap.
Notwithstanding the cost Of t~rannpor-
tntion. aud ID h oxpcctcd, therefore.
that a will become ore Of the staple
foods OF the Italian working classes.
especially In Northern Italy. whore
sea fish ~ dcarcr n a In any other
part 81 the country.
Win % new era beginning for tho
economical lifc Of italy and the
awakening of the agricultural classes
which the war threw into very close
contact with Industrial classes. and
the clamornE OF the people fof Intern
al colonization first. u N expected
that the old agricultural systems Will
soon give way to modern methods aud
tho use Of agricultural machinery.
which heretofore har been practically
limited 90 North and Central Italy.
VIII extend "a an the other regions
Of tho peninsula, THIS should also app
ply to b u hir island OF sardinia.
which in ancient times was one Of the
largest rfnnarlen ~ the Roman en-
piro Agriculture In THpoutanin will
also be- developed na non na IL pcuce
settlement b. reached and Itaiy may
be- free 10 deal with the insurgents ln
q more efncacioua mannor than she
has hcon allowed 20 during the past
four years. 80 that this other Eranapf
~ aucicnt times viii neCeHsitate u
tremendous amount OF agricultural
machinery There h. Americas op.
purtunIty Tor cnlnrgluE her markets
iu ull those regions.
Tho war hes aisn caused "a change
ben tho imports from italy 20 tho
United States The suspension Of i'm.
ulris of ulmoniary paste from Italy.
Tor Instance. has caused t,ie rrnWinr
OF a large uumner Of plants producing
that staple IN an the STYLES OF the
Italian product N b. true that the
domestic product b. aomvNhnt inferior
10 the ~ made in Italy out Of
Russian durum. but ~ would really
need n cnnnuiafeur among Americans
tn nnd the difference. while tho price
dne- more than compensate such ar.
terence among people % limited
means. II a. therefore. expected that
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