GERMAN DUMPING.
Mr. James Armstrong writes in the World's Work:—
" So far only one country has realised the fact that Germany is bent upon waging a bitter and prolonged commercial war when once ths sword is sheathed. The commercial princes of the United States, from- the' fact that their country is neutral, and they are at liberty to wander hither and thither through Germany, have seen with their own eyes the!' vast organisation which Germany is piling up to wage her industrial campaign. .
"They have convinced their Government, and the authorities have taken all preliminaries to counter the step tho moment it asserts itself. It. is not so milch ■. a. question of protection as tho elaboration of precautionary measures to prevent unprincipled and unscrupulous dumping." :__
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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 107, 6 May 1916, Page 14
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125GERMAN DUMPING. Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 107, 6 May 1916, Page 14
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