The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05


panorama OF waving grain. The German
crops are unusually FAR advanced. ho'N
the rye and the wheat crops are very
promising and the outlook for the sugar
Rat crop is also very good. The on
seeds have b.ossomed fully and snow
good prospects
while a large number OF locomotives
are IN bad order. there IS considerable
railroad reconstruction under way ana
also new canal construction. And whcr-
ever there was l chimney stack II was
belching smoke. AS compared with Ho!-
land there is a marked absence OF taCSte
and horses and the labor in the He'os $
being performed almost entirely ey
women.
In Berlin all tho hotels are crowded
The price OF accommodation IN herHn
is about the same as at hotels OF cor
responding class IN Paris and BrusSe.s'
prices having been raised TO cover the
depreciation IN exchange. There IS an
ample supply OF food OF all xmas ana
Aven fresh milk Is now avaiaoie 'oV
Sanf,,ss with children. those without
children using canned milk
Aotiv1t1ss OF Krupp works
In the great locomotive shop OF the
Erupp Works at Essen heavy !ocomo-
lives are turned out complete az tEe
rate OF one a day. In another SHOP
wagons are manufactured at the rate "t
eight a day. In St.u another ou.!dinS
nearby fye-tou motor lorries were oelnS
manufactured alongside OF small motor
scooters.
The articles manufactured az the
Krupp Works today cover surpris'ns-
" wide range. They include railway
supplies of all kinds, cash registers anu
adding machines. surgical Instruments.
doors for safes, Diesel engines. ir"n ana
steel products OF all kinds. machines for
textile and paper INDUSTRIES apparatus
for moving pictures. dredges. hoat!nS
locks pneumatic tools. etc. The krupp
works are also manufacturing a. the
present time machinery for making art!-
fc,al teeth They are not only manu-
featuring the machines 10 make the
teeth but they are also manufactur1aS
,ne teeth. The Krupp Works are turn
ing out this large variety or goooS
with exactly the same workmen VINO
made war munitions. Every tool witch
was used in the manufacture or war
Munitions is now being used, to manu-
facture the articles OF peace. Eve"
swords are being beaten into candle
stteks At the Gerrnania Shtphuiiding
p,ant owned by the kruppS N kiet-
Garden, they are building passenger and
weight steamers. A. the Krupp Works
today they are employing more men
tran before the war. about lNo.n"o as
compared with $1,000 in July. loLt.
Al Dusseldorf. there IS located the
Rhein Metal tabrik. This plant mas
also readjustcd its operations from l
war to a peace basis and TO-DAY "Lh"S 40
one Of tho firast railroad -oiliinS STOCK
Industries in Germany. Il less IMAM
n year they turned out l.VGG locomotives
and !. 900 freight cars and their mo"th-
w production at the present tine - ~
locomotives and 500 ire: ght cars. ms
concern also has more men on IT'S pay
roll today than before the war and' IKE
Erupns 4. executing 4 largo volume o.
foreign orders
MArfse for Manufactured Goods
Now, that Reconstruction - pretty
we'll advanced. the ;iIne has come t"r
American manufacturers 10 to"S'N't
germany as L market for Manufactured
goods. The articles ""''h W. ' a
a ready market today N Germany are
The s,rne as those that were sold there
haIora the war These include SUE"
things as typewriters. calculating ma
chimes, boots and shoes. small zoos
automobiles and rubber goods. EesaE"-
ing automobiles, nucaCturerS shOul''
be warned that they can never h"P" ~.
sell cars n any volume IN ''et"'""! "
less they establish SERVE" HI'.''u',
There must be a supply OF spare p%.t,t
IN Germany This Is = feature VIII"
has so far been neglected by America"
manufacturers Of automobiles "h" No.
tried 10 enter the German market r.ih-
phasIs should also be placed upon 'he
tact tina. Germany TO-DAY oTe;! ~ Ill
Minds, Canned goods hRro had tre-
nnendous free advertisement N Ger
many as n result OF tho WORK OF inc VIZ
rious reliet committees. AZ II r"sn,t .!
|brands OF American cvnporniea an"
condensed milk on tho German n'NE"es
today, and American manufacturers OS
canned goods OF all kinds shou;d io"G"
this up closely in order TO eseao"sH '"e
The postwar market 70. American
AGRICULTURAL machines In Germany -
not so good as formerly. because HSt"E
German factories which were eAE3se"'
In the manufacture OF war munitions
are now turning out agricultural ma
ehInery on a large scale. Take the case
Of tractors \ certain small American
tractor costs about $4,000 MARKS I. O. Q,
New York A similar machine caa pc
manufactured and sold n Germany foF
$4,000 marks. which - less than the
cost OF o span OF horses.
A number OF American manufaciurcra
ARE considering tho establishment OF
plants in Germany, nor only 20 surp.y
the German market, hn; nd!ncsn; cou5.
tries. The geographical. s!tuRt.n5 %
Germany lends isse:r admirably 20 this
object. The German government IS
Lfayora6iy disposed towards these Amer
lean plants. r"c~.dcd NJ lena; may per
eent OF the!r outpu: Is exported 20 other
.ountrIes Ono large American cash
register company has already begun 70