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2, p. 712.) 24 Mr. Leo J. Frankenthal, Vice and Deputy Consul at Berne, says : "It is with satisfaction we note tliat the imports of manu- factured goods from across the Atlantic have increased from $540,000 ten years ago to $2,100,000 in 1901. It is impossible to ascertain the amount of American goods brought into Switzerland and credited to other countries through which they have passed, but the sum would un- doubtedly swell considerably the total value of manufac- tured articles imported fro...m the United States. The fol- lowing figures, taken from Swiss sources show the imports of certain manufactured articles from America for the years 1892 and 1901 respectively: IMPORTS OF MANUFACTURES FROM THE UNITED STATES : Articles. 1892. 1903.
Total machines $27,400 $442,000 Agricultural machines 1,600 212,000 Tool machines 3,000 40,200 Bicycles '. 41,800 Ironware 23,000 151,000 Fine leather shoes 20,400 "The entire import from the United States in 1901 was valued as $11,833,000, of which 3-6 were raw products, 2-6 food stuffs, and 1-6 manufactures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2, p. 712.) 24 Mr. Leo J. Frankenthal, Vice and Deputy Consul at Berne, says : "It is with satisfaction we note tliat the imports of manu- factured goods from across the Atlantic have increased from $540,000 ten years ago to $2,100,000 in 1901. It is impossible to ascertain the amount of American goods brought into Switzerland and credited to other countries through which they have passed, but the sum would un- doubtedly swell considerably the total value of manufac- tured articles imported fro...m the United States. The fol- lowing figures, taken from Swiss sources show the imports of certain manufactured articles from America for the years 1892 and 1901 respectively: IMPORTS OF MANUFACTURES FROM THE UNITED STATES : Articles. 1892. 1903.
Total machines $27,400 $442,000 Agricultural machines 1,600 212,000 Tool machines 3,000 40,200 Bicycles '. 41,800 Ironware 23,000 151,000 Fine leather shoes 20,400 "The entire import from the United States in 1901 was valued as $11,833,000, of which 3-6 were raw products, 2-6 food stuffs, and 1-6 manufactures.
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