Show 4 HOV AMERICAN GOODS ARE I OUR INVASION OF HOLLAND L I FLOODING THE TIlE NETHER WETHER Ia LANDS LA IL 1 OJ m dence of the Demel seret News by Frank G Carpenter Cat 1 lr l I Iu n 0 a Carpenter CarpenterI C I I dubbed my In too toe v 1 1 I Ilan mi 1111 the Iho mho tl e I I i tided d In Hotter r nj l i 1 was wua a n aK ii 11 im d m tx d le I tonn ruun US U S A AuM Af Imi h K Fm m f lull r route hl Amster an nL barrels of ofu barrels r uM s r II i were sere II rl u York and next n c II f f u w r IIan 1 11 sewing ma ml mayri mai j ut jr a F 11 ir l i ut tit AH III II the I hI river Inn r ri i n m I 1 r ami buoy Luny bun were great grunt greatt Minneapolis plate Hour t u iI aloe Ia t r bI IJ I to w be sent fent up till the tho thoMB tin Iii tl well wehl rJ rI I a I MB uh 11 li la I lu mis u kinds I i Y t tt F III mil Ind drove roO for or nev sev t A k toga i a S In r hill I wis g the I I III N NU j p i ml and t on ail III to tp ill III Iy Jt 1 U tx h b f t t Silas laaM We e von r f u i house llOu e rind fV sv 11 I r n n ni UI tl im J K 4 stuff from rom n i l 1 i l m tn thero there therean i in h t 1 on baleR an n a h ir u n j jU shipment for or U II n I J Ili Nearby etab y yI was waR a II I 1 k I ill 1 i i i ii nets IrollI from rom SA BlI Sash fcc th sh h vh lih J i foal 0 II a smell like Ilke a l In pas t ti V Vi lii III II ii h In Ur my any myn t i i II n hy by l the Che he coffee rr T k j JA i t ii tl iii ili rh Ii i ca I c J Jata i 1 II ni I aul d dk t I ere ere alg 1 t ie Hi II I r York fork l k K I on an Wll a l s P I It it t IB In ft p I st TI t my carriage I phot 1 I 1 1 I 11 toad loud of ot card out n t h or r umi un at another I Ia Ik Ik k a HlIS en n Ieh t i a II K ng of o Duton ii fl rN au t I anI n B ship fur fury y tr I liens of or mell Amery tu bij K ts and a 1111 boxes boxen of ot tr rl an m mi mla i arii rn d I loads of at lard lord wand ivend 1 ul N or of if orates crates holdAn hold An ML r wan nan rl k y One Item i II irro of 0 i rte til hl ago IKO mowing moving ma Inn m a 11 I C ns ng l I Ia a a I t I HI on II barges harges for tho limo thor limor r r f n t II and anti any an r was I barge t t r barge barKe ar of at Amen Ameil i r n a n si sj i oil which passed d or of ot the drawbridges waited to rr rrt t t tv t sunn s n ml I J saw raw 0 a II score erne of ot ofin in n s i ding fur for Asia Ain A lo Ah 1 and uA th Dur 1 li East loRt at Indies and amI fael ut and miles of ot river and aM andI I resit I raft HOLLAND 8 BIO uto TRADE I went vent on I r md JutI site SIC something hp e business which the lib th Ib lase bat tt WJ id the r n rs at st of at the world y r re b h jit WI giants ants of commercial i ie ji pe e They Tb y do mt nt number as ns many IP ire the population of Chi tat tut they hu hair c twig ii o as IS much i tade as the inn l times J i a mu mob h 11 as lis the Spaniards r and aul nj twi tuio a as ns much as ae thea the tho ke 11 a South Anner Amer Ian an nn continent Hoi Rol stands ilith In tho the point of ot busl bush I ions dose the commercial na 1 ot of Hj the world orld and about one lenth Oi Is with the States State aked e foreign exchanges eX to the cr ex lof ot of mor more than then a billon dollars n a nand r and it tt annually buys lius more than million DIllion dollars worth of p J 1 from rom us t ur stop a moment and think what I means mean This muo country has 1105 In Ed d numbs s past JI t about flee fIe million lit I e or er one OM fl m ILon families but It p one ens M hUndred million dollars worth St r c sails ars r s goods h every i year ear This ni nl that en oa the average every tom 4 ily lIy buys bus one hundred dollars worth an any annually and nOI hla Its us to us will not more mOle than lion 18 11 or 16 1 per Ier Of eon conri rue much of the thc goods ore arc are bought to tf sell seU again nail some somo go jO to the Dutch East l ast Indies which ore Me SO 80 times time ag ne law larK as aa Rolland Holland Itself hut hilt the trade In ls there thero all tm tit tune same and the time business Is la so MK big that It will pay the nursing miming and tho the most mORt pushing The Thc South American continent is less lens Im Important to tin ha 11 Our OUI trade trado with time the Chi nose In ht nothing like nn an much as our trade trado with the Dutch and In Its possibilities It H IJ l worth as aa much us UI tho lulu of ot any of or the tho countries of with time the exception of at England Germany Prance Frame and anti that tI empire UNCLE BAMS SIM WITH HOL Hor HOLLAND HorI LAND I Just now U hi I the Cho lies ost time to I thu th trade The fhe hut 1 do not Ilke 1111 the They boy cant get t aver the troubles of ot their South Hauth African cousins the tho nOel fleece pmt other ether oth I things being r put they the will vIII Biro giro the United State time the preference every avor time lame There Thore are aru hun of articles which we e make hut t ought to be sold eold horn trod and by b studying the thu of ot the tho people timid and lid the trade tralle there can call lie be an on enormous In Increase crease I limit Hut first let mo tell you what ourn our business bl aa Y 8 consists of or I have hat n Il for me mp methe in e time till Dutch butch Imports front from rom the till United the tho Drat half or of the year 1000 IDOO Thov Choy rho arc n little old but the trade 11 is practically time tile saute same today I will give gt you some somo of or the tho Items They consist of ot cotton colton cotton cotlon Seoul seed oil lard lull tallow margarine meat und and tobacco ns liS well wellan an 1111 a large variety of at other articles The cotton they till bought amounted to pounds equal to mon inert than luau pounds S of ot cotton rolton per Iler month This wont w nt Dutch mills mulls mid and u it large purl part of It was wan made male Into cloths for tor Java Jova Sumatra and different parts of at Africa V HOLLAND HOrLAND FROM I IW t OfU oen COTTON HI lm The cottonseed cotton oil ell weighed Just twice twIrl as ns much as ns the cotton cotten clr und and thieve there thereby by IW hangs a I tale These Dutch ore are among the tho chief artificial butter mak makers ers ere or of the tho world They Thoy bought bough t rounds pounds of margarine of ot us during that six nix c months moths but hut at ot the th time c they the used this million pounds of cotton seed heed lic d oil ell to make malce other Inc Ine III and hotter butter for use not I only onh in Bollard 11 but In England and other parts of There lh Io Is U one factory here herl which makes over pounds of or such butter every month months and England En Imports something like pounds launch of at It every rear year A AJ Frenchman J Invented the process of ot malting making this llIs butter but the Dutch have the biggest Mt factories and they the do the tho bulk of tit the worlds business along this lint lino They make also cow butter for or export ex export port purt so IU much Indeed that Holland has hM been called the dairy doll dall farm arm of ot London lAndon DUTCH SCHNAPPS FROM AMERI AmmI AMERICAN CAN COUN COUr Our biggest Dutch In 11 point of or weight Is American Vorn corn lOrn In six months It amounted 16 to t almost one olle hun lion tired dred million m r pounds sn per pel e r month mill and t brought Ih Ili several se millions ot of dollars What do you ou suppose It n was IS used for To 10 feed the tho Holstein Hol cattle to furnish butter for London No the grass Brass gr lS here hele Is III good and It makes the tho sweetest of milk For J or corn bread brall for tor the tho people p No the tho Dutch dont eat It maize though they take toke quantities of our second grade grude Hour flour and like it What then 1 I can easily show you It If you oU will conic w wr I r Ji All 1111 About the Little Dutch Giant of Commercial Business With Uncle Sam Jam and arid How He Does Docs American It Corn for l Jr Dutch Schnapps and Cotton Seed Oil for lor Patent Steamship Dutch American American Shoe How iloW the School Girls of ot Holland JeW Sett on Our We Ve Poor Business Men L M i 1 M It i I 11 M IM I HJ i tl i I iI A 4 3 I t t l lv v i it 1 y a I r I 1 l yn a aJ f r J J 1 d r ke vimy r a re ti t tT T t Photographed fur for the tee Deseret by Frank Crank U 0 Carpenter X XH d H rr r i b DUTCH GIRLS USING USINO AMERICAN SEWING MACHINES with me to Schiedam n a little way out from front At that place are the time great distilleries which make the Holland gin or o ChnapPI There Thero ore are 20 of ot them unit ana un their business Is to grind up American corn nod reduce It I to alcohol which mixed In la 1 a 0 certain way with the Juice Julee of or the Juniper berry burr forms orals gin Holland gin Is its considered tho best drink of ot the world orld They consume consumo vast quantities of ot It and unIt It 11 warms worms them body bod and soul Roul It In Iu used not lIot only here hele but throughout the Dutch East RRt Indies where the hotels give glo you Ol free gin Bin cocktails before every ever meal anti and where the drink gin gini almost every ever hour bour of the dayA day dayA A large part po oat oatus rt of at what Hollard sells to tous tous us is le l gin gill alcohol and wines She Sho sends us Java coffee and something like two million pounds p om t is of ot spices every eel year ear nil of or which cornea from her colonies In the tho East Enst Indies i THE TIE MODERN PORT lOnT OF ROTTEn ROTTERDAM ROTTERDAM DAM DA r Rotterdam IB is by far the lie best Lest place for tor pushing our trade tralle It Is with the i exception of ot Hamburg the best distributing point on the coast of northern Europe und timid It has haK fewer trade restrictions loos than thun Hamburg The fh olty In about It lG I miles mills back from the sui but built upon plies on both Loth banks of o the Mans The fhe piles are lire driven rw nil much as us M lit feet fet Into the noil and upon them have hove been constructed miles of stole quays quay enormous warehouses and anda allda a city of oC about 3 OOOO 0 people The town controls nil all public Improvements and It Is spending vast lIst sums to Increase Ha Its shipping facilities and trade If It I 1 Ire re remember remember member correctly the cost of ot deepening the he river Mans Inas eo hi t the biggest ocean steamships on ll fd cilI right rl ht In Into Into into to the time city was wan more mor than This work however has hall made Inalle hotter Rotterdam limn damn superior to Amsterdam as us a port and It now ranks second Bunting among U the ports of at continental and la Is I surpassed by zone none In Its safety safely had In Its conveniences tom for 01 handling goods I have spoken of or Its Us miles of stone quays qua It hUll hug also ship yards and floating dry docks and every means of or repair Ing and anti taking Inking care carpi of shipping It hue has buoys In the time Mans Jens go so that the tilt vessels can unload Into the tho In III and Its Ile quays are urt no so fitted tilted with cranes that oil all sorts of at freight can ran he be rapidly moved At l present there are 75 76 ocean orean lines lima which call regularly at and the and anti canal craft which annually enter this port tort number The rime river la is always free ree from rom Ice Ir and bushiest goes goel on all ull tin year at round roun UNCLE SAMS AIS DUTCH CONNECTIONS rION L In Ill my iny rile ride around the wharves r I was WM e at it the lf number o of s sIn s find nind finding g lady In ing for or and anil t unloading unload In from rain the United States Our trade Is III very vely Important to Rolland Holland O 0 all aU Its tonnage more than thou 23 per cent comes corn s from fromn our country amid the only country which surpasses the United States Stated In Its this Is threat oln which has about 36 3 Ir r cent lent oC of tho the total tonnage tonna but lut sonic Homo of ot this thin of ot American Roods goods which come ome l to Hol 1101 Holland tot land laid via England l There are more than oo ships shill leaving u u U u m m Rotterdam every year for Cor the till United Stays StatH or ur more Inore thin than one unit every IIer day Then Thera am are la 18 regular lines line do du l business between the two countries The Tho Hut lIue Is I the greatest It has lian u II passenger r line to 10 Nf Nest York and fi eight steamers fur for Newport Yews The 11 ships ln make the tho Journey troll from I In III eight or tin ten dayi d Ii while whine tn the freight Sl take tram trill nine iliac to twenty days This Thin line In Is money mOil and It huts has billor for or years yearn farl putt I uld dividends of or 10 per t r nut cent and amid upward Outside Out the ihs line II n the chief steamship which df deal IIRI n I with the l he United Suttee states lIe are era IrH the lie moat of the vessels going to lo lothe the Ih states Ittel phero ar are tank Lank steamers belonging to the th American Petroleum company which ply II regularly between New II York Haiti Immure and and there then an are tramp steamers carry cany cRr nil The Neptune line lint use has one or 01 more steamers a 11 week eek tg lg The Cosmu Cos COM mop mu I and till the lie I f G lints mia mil u shipments to Philadelphia mind the th Iii hosen Jt Cross rosi line and North Prune OIt line a do 10 a u but 1 hen hlll and Norfolk and ami lw port News Then thor there l Is II th thoS hurl hurles I ton hm lino wil ti lh h regular Ii sail sailI I IKe it tin Ih ft Xiii and ami the with steamers to toI I uns i u ml it o 11 und tad time the Li U It I Mn tin lUu Kills bl t tI The I Ii u pItt A to t u o is hal halI tu ii I IN from to ml mid 11 1 il th Ih line nos from Hotter 1 in I Antwerp to I o Now w OrNans Oll aul every Iry I HUM Ji It e There IH Ime also alAo a it 1 lint fine Fromm flom U i l 1 t in III t with steamers every cry I IM n Y ami t u t l hit a to t I e n nd I Ni N 1 York So o you IOU SOP mr that tit th a amid mid fi m trade ke i s time gulf guU nin ah hII in nm I the greater pert part of ot the theA I year yearA ur urI A AMERICAN I KR RH ItRI I 1 IUIe have letters M t from Chicago to tho the Rolland Holland of ot Armour ft k krut io rut mill amid Su lit A t tu 10 and I asked 11 my at III my nay nl hotel where to find them He Ill took in m me to 0 the die corner loin tell to a i big white while building facing tl tile the river i tit nt t the end of the That ht wild bald Is the Witte Hull It Is II the tho only 4 building In Holland and is hi hithe the of the th chief chlof ch f American firms flims a aI r rI I crossed s several v bridges and stroll stoll strolling I ing down to It found it even Ien so The I building la Is on the time American mm plan al ul although though It was va Ull ted by b a It ItIs ItIs ItIs Is monde made of bricks brick fated faced with white while porcelain tiles tile The Dutch cull rull It u 11 skyscraper r and talk of Its dangerous height although It lies has only ten len It Is II 1 am am told old th the only building build InK In lu Europe It II U It a giant In although In him New York It would be III but a 1 baby It IH lie perfectly plum notwithstanding nine hundred trees lIerl driven down Into the sand to make muke Its lis foundation The overage average building of or Is III of or from rein three to live ne stories anti and many lanaI buildings lemma lean this tills way and that so that lint parts HIrtH of ot time the city are ure apparently Ily drunk t Time The American riem house line has electric do ell irked w tk d by Dutch boys boya dressed In III smocks It was wall by them tm that 1 o t 1 I l went a frant stor to t ea f t calling on 01 some of our nul largest can ran I find that the thin meet men here mere uro are selling vast quantities of It our meat InI t and anti lard not only to Holland but Jut butto butto to all nil the countries along the th Kill no and that the tho American Cereal company any Is la pushing its goods into Inlo this tits put part of ot otI Europe I It has hall its outcome in Iii the time American Amerlean building and Its advertise 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