Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1910-02-01 | Page 4 | American Money Sent Abroad

I AMERICAN MONEY SENT ABROAD Outside of millions many millions of dollars spent by American tourists in Europe Europa annually the foreigners who work in mine and mill null and factory in inthe inthe inthe the United States send a considerable share of their surplus wages across the theater water ater Money Ione orders calling for 71 were certified to foreign coun countries countries countries tries from tho the New York postoffice alone last year No other nation in the world could stand such an enormous drain upon its resources and still be prosperous The money sent over from the United States must be a godsend to the people relatives of the men work working working working ing in America of ot the little villages and communes of the old country In Inmany Inmany Inmany many localities In Europe there is not enough work for all hands and the young men are compelled to seek em employment employment employment abroad That they should send money homo home Is perfectly natural for in many man cases It is used to send another an another another other member of the family over Then a double amount Is sent back and finally there Is a reunion of father mother sisters sIster and brothers on this side of the broad Atlantic At present the United States is largely made up of men and women of foreign birth and their immediate descendants They are still coming Ever since the close dose of the civil war warthe warthe warthe the title of immigration has been turned in the direction of the United States Each steamship rings brings b ings its hundreds ds to our shores Just how long it will con continue continue continue no man can say