nted lor political rea were not familiar with the ways .trade. Senator McSweeney thought the littledifficulties would soon work themseh out . . E. DeWolfe, in seconding Mr.I.eil.- motion, urged that there were radi-cal differences of interpretation amongcustoms officials. Distinct instructshould he… … C. H. Armstrong, Yarmouth. N.S.. CorrespondingSecretary Maritime Board ot Trade, 190405. If they were genuine and not specialthey would be allowed..1. A. Laws favored the dumping clae.se and showed in the case of ca -riages how it operated to protect Can-adian manufacturers from unfair 1pet it icn.…
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