The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
/ BETWEEN ROYALTIES.
-vou AND REGENT OF LIPPE-
crrxoLD IN A QUARREL.
Newspapers Have = sfnga-
~..~onception of the American
...,,,ae Toward the Wnr-Nore
....~ls Made on Americas Foods.

e,sr.s..sa 1885. ~ the Associated Press
.yprss july 2o.--whl.e the quarrel BE-
=, Emperor william and the regent OF
.,,~rstHold is only q storm IN a tea
? es,.r miserable question o: court ets-
/. szs occupied the press 10 the sx-
- q. almost everything else.
, Alrs or.ci2I 81 the ministry Of TIE in
..,,.r IA. briefly outlined the facts in the
"a tbe correspondent OF the Associai-
: Press. They are as follows:
re regent was already offended or &C
.-.,, 81 saf.oa alleged Sights for which
= NAMED TIE emperor. when the general
..nmaaaing The troops in the princ.pali.y
.ss4rea MS troops aenceforth not 10 make
=. .aiste prescribed In tae case Of rui-
sx ssyerslgss, or TO show the customary
..rss 81 respect 70 the regents family.
-. regent thereup0n. 9eeming his rights
.rssr the military convention OF 1878 TO
a,s been s!lghttd. appealed TO the ern-
~xy IL q personal letter Tor redress. This
yv contained several passages whiah
Get S+ssSA4 sfN ~ sst1 .s5fNeF ~ bE Rhs
soy offensive. whereupon re sen, the
~srt a telegram which tFaversed dozen
se.s and thence reached the newspapers
ESSENTIALLY verbatim. Then followed Tho
ksy offended regents appeal TO the SOW
segns OF Germany and 10 the bundles
a. The matter Is expected 10 remain
i gatu quo for some time
ne majority OF the newspapers uphold
~ regent. y Bavarian editor. Herr Nom
anger. WHO first published tae story. pub
Bis declares that he oHiy refrains for
p,tio..c reasons from publishing further
ss1ilS OF tho gosngg-on at Berlin"
Ths BewEpa pers her. continue TO r.isin-
lssstand or misinterpret the temper Of Tho
Aasricnna. They assert that the latter
~ ready for peace on almost any terms,
rsylded Cuba is granted independenr G,
"a that the war is most unpopular e.
sesaiy In business circles, and in spite
Il the phenomenal success the Americans
have already secured the military editors
tsftinue Ia assert that the United Sts,es
~ hnd Il more and more difficult to ac-
ssits ''an ultimate military success, espe-
eaiy IT. Cuba
Asa reason for the delay IN pressing the
Gsfnan merchants claims FOR damages
sssGh are alleged 10 have arisen through
t. war In the Philippines. It Is explained
IA TIE German government considers
O., to push the claims now while the
ka~fcans are more or les incsnsed against
t<raany'' would prejudice a favorable set
eneat Of the claims
! Is certain that At the next session OF
aiff and reirhstag The agrariaus will
/ ssolsly assault American agricultural
F6ets. Tie agrarianS are now collect
! h mass Of evidence tefallna to show
| hsiury which has been caused 10 the
ksgatket by the continued importation
fl.efican products Among their argu-
~ they allege tina: 20 psr cent OF the
Ssin0sis in Germany Is due 10 American
~. although the latter ia only or.-
A;sth Of The total German consumption.
nsy also CLAIM that American pork il 10
ties more trlchinous than the German.
al they alicge that In spite Of the fact
esi American pork is officially testified 20
) nee from trichiuac. the Hamburg at
saT.es have officially reported i53 cases OF
insfican tr.chitsous pork during the last
nI months.
The agrarau~ also assert that American
ssiF = arriving In a more and more FIRE
sanity grossly adulteTated condition, add
hg that The prevailing medium OF adul-
ers,lou are mnerallpes. which. they a.
ssi ara openly advertised in American
saae papers Finally the aFratiaus say
Ia au increasingly large percentage Of
American canned ani preserved meat OF
sey description - arriving IN a state uta-
D for human food. The asrlrans claim
t have abundant proof ~ r1elT allegations
sad sLl ask The government totally 10 ex-
t'b'e from Germany all the products men
roael
he leading organ OF the sErarians. the
psaische TtG~@ Lsitnng. asks whether. "ir
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