Show r II U 6 r i n U n un u 1 h f fr S uth Am erY erYC r tho Iha W Iha 1110 In sAru I tru I II In I Et n lly I f eriS 0 C S Fo o i t T I d e ir Now low and Hn and f f I f 1 ln In l u Ar nod mill It If f Fluid Flohl Can Supply lisp the lyol It I neus for J lauds In hut anti Iti I h Cot Cui Cuir i s i r Thu In Invasion of 01 Our Sister Con Continent t and Mow If n it is b by tho G I cat t Nations i oP 01 En r and Iha of the 1 I H j jv jI q I v JJ I of the News by Frank C aj Carpenter I 1 D South Americas trade trado Is a hill big red apple for tor which the are They would like to 10 new territory but the Monroe doctrine pre lIre shut lImtt and so they ore 1110 doing what tl lI y can to 10 gob gobbe bIt be the tho commerce The are aro the Iho and have put In the most money rhoy ha have vo In III ht other parts of at saut South rhey have hao In the nitrate mites mines ot of Chill ChilI n railroads and an alt enor enol amount In mine farms banks I and alt all over oer the tho continent I i OUR OP OF But let me take 01 tram from country to country and show you what Is IH going on amt the way o of In traM trade In the tho other othet unit our OUI We with rat of all America nod more than bolt the people It t Sus hilA nil ell sots of lit lund and III al almost hind of climate to and nd pro product most nOYl duct It produces the hulk of the tho rub bet blI and mo most l of at the coffee consumed by Jy world 1101 Is about the richest un undeveloped developed part pari of the globe Iob al the north In III the valley valloy of the Amazon where mho Americans have Wo We have havo nn an electric line In hr Para lurn the great rubber port rort and another In Mangos 1 a thousand and miles up the Amazon We call control the tho rubber industry and ande lie e ship cotton flour and other oilier gonds to Para and The Tho trade there amounts to about gold dollars and It Il Is susceptible of at WEST in III the tho stales further south the Enl Eng JI h anti Germans hl have vo cotton colton and nd sugar ugar factories mid t lower v art of the tho country it III almost given ulven up to 10 the Germans are provinces In southern Brazil which have hlo u a better climate than most purls parts of the United Stales Tho They have wheat and pasture landY as good us any at the turn turnout AI and n nd their R turn turnout out millions of dollars worth of dried beet beef every year ear lien you Lind German signs over the stores there therl are German factories and everywhere and the country Is I r known ON II hy by the tho Germans all as W es t hl nit r 1 It It were not nol t for the Iho Monroe Doctrine the kaiser would have long since place Bobbled II If and in rase of n I great war tear In III whIch the United States hands handA might ho sun I tied l he would nt at tempt to annex It Illo to Germany I I I S LO It r There are aro Germans in III the tho coffeo cartee 1 of s I a further north and also milso many tonny nail and English In Tito Tho big biggest gut gest coffee plantation of the tho world II I burned hy by rat English A large part of the exporting of at the cot cof coffee fee IY Is In the tho hands of Americans Our leading firms have hae houses at Santos Santo and they largely lanely control the coffee corteo trade of the Interior In this port purt at tho country the Ocr mans h 1110 In railroads The have also planned for tor the upper tipper Amazon and ana they 1110 talking of building one alon along the coast front Pernambuco to Itlo 1110 de Janeiro As His it Is now note they have about the beat bellI connections Ith South inches ku There Thoro are five fIe great German which trade with Brazil and other pats part f 1 Of bt the continent enabling Gorman German ex ax torts lorts to have havo the lowest frel ht rates rales mind and connecting the continent ns as closely with us as with any other coun country try ry In the tho Germans and English have banks Janks in III Brazil The Tho I English have havo banking connections lit nj every overy r port orl and I the Germans have havo one hank bank there with n capital of oC Themie banks give their respective l I a great Ild ad adVantage IldI I vantage over the Americans The Tho most of ei our banking with South America Is done dOlle European exchange I and We have hao to lo pay a tax to the tho Eng II h hanks banks on every Worth ot of our business AMERICAN GOODS IN BRAZIL 1 Nevertheless American goods are rapidly making their way Into Brazil I Nearly an all the tho lard bacon salmon lob Pter ter and other canned goods gOOdA of at the tho Amazon come rom the tho United States They Th use our hour mid our kerosene I and wr lead there In the solo or of hard tar 1111 and 1 tools t of the railroads of are ara using engines engine There ore electric III ht Santos equipped nith Amerlan rolling roiling stock and our type pe anti sewing machines R dom dam the market The Tho American bl n In Is besl south of tor aan 1 our our are In great demand In some S Is II although tho hent en hood liar t null practically controls the IN Argentine Ill Ill II ne Republic Is IR less tint Int I than nil any other p part rt at Routh rn II I a Il II Is almost Impossible to conc II till the ox extent tent of Its natural reo re sources It H I Is limo tho largest body bOlly of at good on the tho globe where grain can bo be raised gotten Holten to lo tidewater The Is 18 In Its infancy and it Il rt al already ready has II a trade of n II year rime fhe bulk bUllE of this business goes through Ayres one of the tho most Ing com n centers of the world Buenos Ayres Ayls ins nosy 1101 almost People It H Is a city of rich men of sn and bunks some of which have deposits running high Into Inlo the Iho lens of The Argentine is IA n II land of great Areat es cs lutes with floe fino machinery and mun lun with large capital Outside Aus trulla It Il hUll has the Iho higHest sheep farms of the world and It Il lea leads s the world In III Inline line cattle At Al Present it Il produces about aboul bushels of wheat In n a season and of into Illo It hos begun to turn Its wheat Into lour liner It has now more than 1000 lour flour mills many of which are 1110 equipped with machinery from the tho United More land Is put Into wheat over every wear and it Il Is said that nt at tho lo rota of 10 bushels tut acre Its ite lands It if they Were brought under cultivation could produce more than halt of the present wheat yield Iello o of the world limo possibilities for or trade trado hero enormous and wo we hu vo n only n Il 1 share of te business are ands of Jo Europeans living In the roun tl try and they throw the ha trade liS as tar far ns as mans lo their rho GEr In number 1000 the English the tho Span lards and Italians HallaM Time Tho Italians lend hash bolh In lIu nos Ayres and In the country They to torn Im more than thanN N N I o of the whole population and they have n large part of the business They fhe are rapid rat Idly and ore 1110 g and aUlI other bust bUll bustness ness In Buenos Ayres MEAT AND WOOl WOOI The English and Ind Germans are inter esters In the tho exportation o of meat meal and wool Argentina has haB O sheep and it Il has hns establishments r r r which ship mutton by the hundreds of th of carcasses to 10 London its wool clip to lo pounds louls 1 a year and the greater part of at this goes to Jo Europe rime people are Improving their sheep and they have today a better of cheep than the Iho United States Ills It is the tho same with rat cat cattle tic tle finest CInellI hulls of Holland and go 10 to Argentina single animals ani mals selling for tor thousands of dollars AMERICAN TRADE WITH Tim TiIE An AIl Our trade In the Argentine Is IR hug but the Is not halt half We know little about the country or people and they know but little of us At pres eat their trade relations are almost mil al together with 1 Europe You have to lo watt weeks to get et a direct ship to lo the States Slates but hul you 01 can enn start almost any day for Europe I The Tho ore 1110 cosmopolitans The They care Jut but little |