The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-09
MEAT BILL IN THE RElCHSTAG
Impression Well Defined That 1t VIII
Pass Today

Berlin, marcn Sine reiC0Stag today
debated the meat inpection bill on It's
second reading. Paragraphs l. 2 and "A
were taken up frst and considered con
jointly. Herr Gersteuberger. on behalf OF
the Centrists, said he thought the meas
ure unprejudicial to industry, while IL was
beneficial to the health OF the people and
agriculture.
Herr Frise, Radical U mon. said he con-
sidered that no such blow bad cen
struck at trade and industry a tneneat
bill, the object Of which, he asserted. was
the exploitation OF the working classes
in favor of the Agarfan. Even aericul-
ture, according 10 the speaker, would not
derive benefit. He hoped that, while !n
America il would arouse a feeling Of
malicious Joy, the shipping trade TO
America having proved so remunerative
to the large German companies that It
had been possible for them 10 establish
less remuneratlve lines. that none the
less retaliatory measures would not long
be delayed.
Count Won klickOwstroOn1. conservative
accused the newspapers OF giving arti-
fetal Importance TO the matter. lie said
1t was quite unnecessary 10 uphold the
bogy OF America That country" he
continued. has for a long tine past over
whelmed with customs vexati0Us. yet
we are expected TO make concessions.
We hope the b1ndesrath VIII make use %
the ewapon placed IN IT'S hand By this
law. in order 70 create a peaceful. yet
at the same time satisfactory. position of
affairs in regard 70 foreign countries.
Herr Wurrn. social Democrat. advocated
the restoration OF the bill 10 the form ia
which II was originally presented by
the government He aD6ed that the
Social Democrats demanded strict ssul-
tary control, both OF horne slaughter and
the imports % mcats. but rasy protested
against the committee amendments VI en-
they claimed merely increased the price
Of meat After other speeches, the house
adjourned until tomorrow
The discussion OF the tili % draw a ful
attendance in the refchstzg. ercept on tae
government benches. Neither Prince won
Hdhenlohe nor Count Won Bsslow were
present and Baron Won Theilulsn. Baron
Won Richtot~n and Count PoBsriowsly-
Wehner remained FOR a short tine My
y ne was preset 1TnxanxTA issSs. Fsyhsaf
No onewaS present from the T-nitef States
embassy nor any special reprezent. alive %
the emperor General surprise vas e.
pressed az the fact ths, no member q
ire government interviewed IN TIE DEBATE
The impression thi evening = that the
BIN vii pass tomorrow in its present
shape. The principal speakers then viii
be Herren. Richter and Be5el- The }err
mainly attacked paragraph "a. vhicA -
clu5es picked sud canned meats ard
sszszgss forthwith and al clzssss Ok
meats from IA. except esc9n. 1ard ags9
being excluded. The aggressive ard con
fdeut tore % the AEsrians Wa nsuch
remarked one u toe4r effective a~Tgs-
nents was 10 recroach the ieft attn q
= Nellous <aar q Arrerfcans
TODAY E1nDe-g- william visi's5 Prime
Won Hohensoee and rso@ivsd a general
report On t1se s3t1ation. Means hfle pro-
tets ars1ns. ths bll accumulate. a Isrg@
u1zaaer O re more prominent Eeo2is
making them wiring - rs emperor
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