The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-25
Has Caused the Empire to be
Placed in False Light.
SILLY MEAT INSPECTION LAWS
Will be Modified to a Great Extent
in the Hope of Conciliating the
United States in Some
Measure.
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sub ies.s aiseassea -afeughout the week Dy
the hz"7 aHsi Aefe Was 'he seht ana
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mereal side 81 h. question
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ne current tn 1r press OF both
co ntHie- = Ufts eul5.s4 I 44eutably in
ac ..r4fr In poe-fnrts, tlrV seem to
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cat}f aeHl An leaa agricultural prod
ucts AMI l4## are taking the aau by the
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stsf 50 Il probably e-Fl r.t Sc. If AT
all ant5l tlIe aHd of th+ session rext spring.
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festu Z pf the bl' il not he the bolition
of the r.. 4ad .I inspections 20 Ameri-
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nrsssad eaars - ~ io,,;sin.i,,n Isl ca ca.
hoth sides will culminate in n raa,,Ior tarIff
war "i''' ~,
Tho vorwaerts sa,.s
"reed OF the Agragrian
"The greed OF the agrarians has dis
turbed our relations with America for
years past. Under the pretext of protect
ne nc nea'n VI inc "eihidh people the
prevented in soite of The traatios" 60
tinuing. the oaper demonstrates that car
man exports of sugar TEXTILES and u.;nas
to the United States are worth 10 ooo ooo
marks. and saws:
"As the fnacially weaker of the two
Germany will undoubtedly he the loser
But the agrarians ignore this. Pravided
the enhanced food prices flow into their
pockets, they snap their fingers at the
hungry masses
The Boerzen Courier, a leading CONNER
cial organ, says:
1T is evident that the United States is
preparing for a commercial clash with Cor
many, which the German agrarians seem
to regard as trifing matter We hone
the Berlin and Washington governments
are more conscious of their responsibility.
We fear the German export trade will have
to pay the score the federation of bus-
bandry has run up
The Agrarians are jubilant at the nros
poets of tariff war which has been their
dearest aim for years. A number of insult
ing articles have been published in tbor
newspapers, deriding the United States in
every possible way. The Kreuz Zeit,ma
even throws mud at the American neon,e
on account of the recent war and ite re~
suits calling the American troons uttari,,
inefficient, and saving the government is
corrupt to the core. -