...world." He concealed free trade beneath the cloak of "internationalism." Among other things he said: The productivity of the country greatly stimulated...an outlet by exports to foreign countries, and any measure taken to prevent imports will inevitably curtail exports, force curtailment of production,...

...it will take time to develop in this country a market for foreign securities. Anything, therefore, which would tend to prevent foreign countries from...unemployment. If we want to sell, we must be prepared to buy. Whatever, therefore, may have been our views during the period of growth of American business concerning...

...debtor nations. . . . With this conclusion I am entirely unable to agree. The President goes on to say: 'The productivity of the country, greatly stimulated...prevent imports will inevitably curtail exports.' And later on he says: 'Whatever, therefore, may have been our views during the period of the growth...

...it will take time to develop in this country a market for foreign securities. Anything, therefore, which would tend to prevent foreign countries from...unemployment. If we want to sell, we must be prepared to buy. Whatever, therefore, may have been our views during the period of growth of American business concerning...

...We Want to Sell We Must be Prepared to Buy.— President Wilson in his message to Congress in 1919 said: Anything which would tend to prevent foreign...unemployment. If we want to sell we must be prepared to buy. Mr. George E. Roberts of the National City Bank of New York, in an address entitled " The Functions...

...governmental loans and it will take time to develop in this country a market for foreign securities. "The productivity of the country greatly stimulated...unemployment If we want to sell, we must be prepared to buy. Anything, therefore, which would tend to prevent foreign countries from settling for our exports by...

...greatly increased and Europe has been deprived of the means of meeting it heretofore existing. * * * The productivity of the country greatly stimulated...unemployment. If we want to sell, we must be prepared to buy. Whatever, therefore, may have been our views during the period of growth of American business concerning...

...should be removed. With this conclusion I am entirely unable to agree. The President goes on to say : The productivity of the country, greatly stimulated...to prevent imports will inevitably curtail exports. And later on he says: Whatever, therefore, may have been our views during the period of the growth...

...it will take time to develop in this country a market for foreign securities. Anything, therefore, which would tend to prevent foreign countries from...by exports to foreign countries, and any measures take to prevent imports will inevitably curtail exports, force curtailment of production, load the...

...preventing them from paying for our exports and therefore of preventing the exports from being made. Tin- productivity of the country, greatly stimulated by...by exports to foreign countries, and any measures take to prevent imports will inevitably curtail exports, force curtailment of production, load the...