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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
GATES DENIES REPORT
ABOUT NEW TURF BODY.
John A.. Drake Says RuInor Is Absurd
Defines the Turf Situation
in the East.
REPUBLIC

New York. Sept. 3-JOhn ". Gates was
an angry man when seen this morning just
before ne sailed on the steamship Majestic
for A six weeks hunting trip abroad. when
asked about the Story from St Louis that
ne. John \. Drake and several other
wealthy hOrsemen were planning the for
nation OF an Independent turf association.
10 be known as the American Jockey Club.
with tracks from New York to Frisco, MIR.
Gates SAID
i don't know anything more about 1t
than mat cab driver outside The whole
u you know Glen Creveling and Henry
Harris, who. they say. are your ST. Louis
agentST'
I tell you the whole story is untrue"
Mr.. Gates acted like a man who was
angry because his secret had leaked ont. or
else because the story was untrue and he
did not Ike IL.
%Ohn A.. Drake was seen here this even
ing, and asked 20 affirm or deny the story
which cine from st. Louis stating that
Drake and John W. Gates were to estah-
fish = circuit of race tracks.
Il have never heard OF such a thing"
said Mr. Drake. The story is perfectly
ridiculous"
The story published to-day went into de-
taii- and had IL that Mr.. Gates and his
friends had organized the American Jockey
club. an institution that would be indie
pendent Of the Jockey club and the West
EN- Jockey Club. A circuit. taking In New
YORK, Washington. Cincinnati. Chicago,
Memphis. 1t. Louis and n couple of cities
IN Canada Is part of the plan.
Racing properties are To be purchased
when possible and when not magnificent
tracks will be built.
Al that reads fine" said the owner re-
fsrrod to. But there t. just one thing
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
ARTvis WON BABIES HANDICAP.
Green n. aorris's Clever Younsstel
Demonstrates His Glass

Buffalo. -. Y. Sept. 2-The feature OF to-
days racing at KenIIworth Park was the
clever win by Green p. Morris.s Artyis In
tn handicap for a-year-O,ds. The victory
OF F1rus at - 10 / in the first race was the
surprise Of the day.
FirSt race. one nie-Elnus. . q Daiyl, = toll
vun: Crtsev. is INIade-i. : TO & second: Lady
silver. I2 CO-SeiD. 10 to ! third Tine. lsz -
LADY lone. BarOne;. LansnoEe and hAif a Hun
dred also ran.
s.cend rae. mile ard az e~nghih-Gogswell. !i
CIincefl. : 20 /. Won: SIX Cord. lf IL Jachonl.
even se-ond: Jesst- Jarboe. i' CAeGanni J TO L
Thirl rare s-vs-roIds handicap. stx furiongs-
ArTyts. ~ CH.rcsrl. : 20 y. won: All Souls les
RobertsgaA. { 10 second. Eilomnrt!e. lt IL
Jackson. - 10 / third. Time. LIS - FIRST
Chord and Her Litter also ran
All Souls and E-- Letter coupled in betting
Fourth race one mile-Mr- Brown i0I n.
kniEhti. : 20 ;: Wcr: Gotfen Cottase 70, g
Johnsonl. 8 10 J. third. Time. LEY Bounteous.
Sarartno and Military also rsn-
Fifth rsc~. i've and a half rsNC
III Aleranderl. ] to {. won: snark ns tAtrden.
- to !. SECOND: Hop scotch lo thoocrtsonJ. - 70
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
L.cRIM,E TOOK FEATURE EVENT.
Hargis. Eycn-Noney Fnvorite. Fin
i.hed Third. Behind John a. CInrke.

Chicago. Sept. S.-Lacrimae proved east
" the best IN the fourth ace at one nile
at Harlem Today. after a ~re5sh21 start.
in which Harness and Jane Holly were
badly worsted. HarRis. .he 1avorIe.
backed from { to ) 10 even money, w1S
third at the finish. being beaten by John
4. Clarke for the place
Nellie WaddeI won the second race with
ease. covering the SIX furlOnSs in l:l5. ac-
cording to the official timer. although i
dozen private watches c1ught the time al
track record. The official time given was
due to an error OF the man WiO Leld the
timers flag. who forgot to drop Il 1T tne
right second. and necessitated what was
Weather cloudy: TRACK good Summa-y:
First race. six furlonEs-Watkins oveTtoa, ~
q. Mathewsl. , 10 l. Won; Galbi; 10 (Birken,
TO !. third. Time. l:i5 -. The Picket: Banter.
Blue Mi.acle. Rankin. C-nyon. Mike shelly. Blan-
second race. six far:ons-N,me wSdlen. 3.
uielgescal. 5 10 !. Won Bur.is Bunt9a; ls
10 1. third. Time, iis- HeadHater. VAIN a
aginen and AGmol!tion also ran Messina threw
Thiri race. steep,erhase. short c~o1rse-wenlock.
l5 III. :. WILSON,, I u :, Won: Il Moor. 10 -
! J9hnS0nl. . 10 feeg TIM ss.np. y 'NsuuII-
plce. Bob Alone snd Duke Of Bo enia al-1 ran.
Fourth race. m~il--L1crmae 10 dsanschl, 70
Hecord: HarEis. rs lMinkheldD. even. third.
Tine. I:n .. Jane Holly. Gonfaion and Ser
Fifta race, i've and One-haif furlengr..An,ag
onist. loi ,Seatonl: - TO /, won: FIocarline. 10
MatEewsj. Il to !. third Time. 100 Is. Pennaat.
Frank Rte. Dupont. SLOAN F-rcles. .CtartSsa
Belle. Nesi'a. High Charmsr and Nereiful also
. Sixth race. ~mIs-Dve.isi. III H-aD. : to /.
und: Count En- oct. lg5 ORION. L TO !. third.
Time. lan s. Co-k. Jane J; Corbet;. Irma's
choice. Kincsccurt and Zyra also ran.
To-Dny's Harlem Entries.
IL -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

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a Free Trial Package Sent by Mail
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
HLOwAHO WON fiji HANDICAP.
Bill Mnssie Gave the Favorite n Sharp
Struggle Through the Stretch.

Detroit. Sept. 3-The Russell House Han
9iCap. at one mile for all ages, was the
star number at WindsC to-day. Ilowaho.
the S-tO-5 favortte. secured the long end OF
the purse after a sharp trucS!e through
the stretch with Bill Iassic. the latter tax
ing second money by 4 length from Johnny
Mccarthy. Three fdvoritss. two second
choices and an Stool chance were success
fuI during the afternoon. Results:
First race. four and a half fuTlonzx-Dusky Sc
crtt won: Mrs F.ank Poster. second: Gold Bride.
third. Time. 81.
second race. sven fu~riongs-Ocie Brooks =on:
The Bronze DENIM. second Emma c. l.. third.
Time. i-@si=.
Third race. six g-M voa: Mel
bourn Eclipse. second. win SHIELDS. thl-d. Time
I:I5l.-
Fourth race. the Russell House Handicap. all
ages. enc mile-IiIowaho won: BIZ Afassie. sec
ord. Johnny Mccarthy. third. Time. 1.uL
Fifth race. six and 4 half furiougs-Iafe Weber
won: Jigger. second: Lady Berkeley. third. Time.
l.I1L-
sixth rsee. one ~nile-Prince Zsno won: Chopin.
second: Chappaqua. third Time. I:4S.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
GOSSIP OF THE QUARTER STRETCH.
Betting Ring Is EnIivened by a Fistic
Encounter.

Virginia Carroll. the bookmaker. and
John MacBurns, the cashier in his book. en-
tertained the crowd in the ring after the
Mr.. Carroll. whose asperity while on the
block Is equaled only by his urbanity when
of It, called one OF his special
pet names. resented the appel
lation by hitting Mr.. Carroll They mixed
up until separated by Sheriff Hencken. No
physical damage was wrought
Carroll makes book for Barney Schneider.
After the fraces he informed Mr.. Schneider
that either MacBurns must be discharged
OF he tCarroiD woufd resign.
Jim" said Mr. Schneider. Il cannot help
this. You must not call Mac names
Mac you sec, Is Irish. You annot insult
the Irish. II you DO ehey will fight"
Barney" e~xpostuiated Mr.. Carroll. II
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
John r. Madden VIII Send Aceful
AraIus; Snyabie, Futurfty Winner.

New York. Sept. 3.-John a. brakes chal-
lenge TO those horse owners who do not
think that Savable's victory in the Futuritv
was n merit0rious one has been practically
accepted by John Z Madden. who has ex-
pressed his Willingness 20 send Acefui.
owned Jointly by himself and the firm OF
Whitney & Duryea. against the Futurity
winner.
Mr.. Madden will also advise ffs aszo-
ciates TO enter the sweepstakes with Irish
Lad. One or two other horses probably viii
start: and a good purse will be hung up
by the Jockey club.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
Rnee. Mt Nebraska =, Fair.

L'nco,n. Ne6. Spt- mine thousand people
wire at the State Fair races to-day- Results
80 ~tro:ting. purse TOXINS Jack &, wcn IN
three straight heats. Best time. 80. IDOL Rev
was second and Nordlc. third.
- pacing. purse yUo-MarShau Good won IN
three straiTht heats. Best time. 2:i9i-. Topeka
Maid was second and Major Bob third.
Special 2.l9 rrut. for colts. two enfries-Iettz
won both heats. Best time. ssS7LL
One-miie. r~unninS-Ensald won. Archie Mex.
second: Ccylon. third. Tine. I:rI.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
HARLENf SELECTIONS

ChIcaF". sep 1-Sai@C;iCEs-
First RFc--S exc. Imp.tugus. chicago Cir
SeCgrd hsc-Rahuuts Papa Henry. Limelight.
SteuiNsnder.
Fourth Race-Piuk Coat. Joe Frey, JlulneE-
Fifth Race-I%crurer Galathec. The CaNton-
sixth Damozel. Enathion. Nagi.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
K~ENILwoRTH SELECTIONS
REPURL.ic Special.

Buffalo. Y. Y. SEPT. a-SelsctiOrS-
First Raoe-Ep!defnic Judge voorhees,. sub
urfan Queen.
Secord ~Rsce-Narouche o.eii Teaegra.
Third Race-SaghonL Christine a. Caelens-
Fourth Rsce-pick Garfield. EIoim. Great star.
Fifth Rzce-Parisienne Orr.sa. Temper.
sixth Hsac-Loone. justice. Lone Fisherman.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.

New York. Spt. 3-Seleciicns
First Race-Dark Planet. SOFTER. Dranafist.
Second Race-Chuctanunda OrdnunF. Mono
graph
Fourth observation-disclosures. Inyincible. Lord OF
the Vale.
Fifth Race Anna Darling. Judge DureIle.
IrUloss-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
DRIVERS FINED FOR
"LAYING UP" HEATS.
Geers, Hudson and Snow Com
PEELED 10 Give Up 500 Each
at Charter Oak Park.

Hartford. Conn. Sept. 3.-Drivers Geers.
Hudson and Snow were each fined 500 for
laying up" heats at the Charter Oak Park
races to-day
In the first race. the zoo pace. Hudson
laid up Twinkle. In the second race, the
Els trot. Geers held up PRINCE OF Orange
in the first and second heats. Snow laid
up Fanny billiard in the 2:A pace.
Summary:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

!. third. Time. 1895 Queen Carnival. Lord
Sterling. Ire Common. FIukr. W4zluya. Cgryus
anI Eilarty air8 ran.
Sixth race. five nsrl0rEs-E1ua. Is IL Jack
s0nl. } g. / Won. lmnO.t'I-. los O-NeiD. } 90 !.
second prsytva. lE u. EIip. o. :. O. third.
Time. l.ae Is. Lady Matches. L-.na. Oat.-a.
Chsmhulue. -. Virus. olives. Marsu II ans VIII
Perry also ran
To-DAY'S KESILwoRTH ENTRIES
El-sr nc rEa-.LrltEs u = -l-..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

SELECTIONS.
More.
second Raee-Terra Incognits. Hucena. Cher
ished-
Third Icicls. FederaIist.
Fourth Race-Ethe.yne Father wentker. Frank
ny Belle.
Sixth ace-Bea Found. Leenjs.
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

race. In mud, Birdie Stone VIII run a good
race.
Hucena looks best in the second. Bacchus
beat her a nose when he was better ridden.
A day or two previous Bacchus ran Found
ling TO half n length a mile in l:4l. She
was best ridden. Bacchus should have won
that day. These races make Hucena good
as Founding. Look at what und did
Hucena. Terra Incognita has a chance to
win on a dry track. His. work over the
sion Will go well. Bridwell will ride Cher
ished. He Is not n good rider The mare
is a rare good one In mud-in fact. II 10
her going.
1t is a question If Bengal can run fast
enough TO hang Icicle and make him
quit. IL he can, he will beat him. IL not;
icicie will win. Bengal is not any Mabel
Winn. She made Icicle stop, But Bengal
is game and plucky and viii hang on II ne
can run fast enough to get TO the Arnoid
horse. Then Federalist and Lyror Belle
nave all sorts of speed in here ana may 90
something In the way of MAKING icicie nntS MS
cradle. Still, the one that oeats lcic-e VIII
win.
Ethylene is SO good now and ran such q q
good race last time out that she should waIE
home in the sprint to-day II she gets OH
in the first flight. She wants TO pc rateu IN
third of fourth place TO the stretch am
then sent along. She is a wonder In mod.
on the dry. Father Wentler Will go We'll
He was scratched yesterday to get him IN
here fresh. Frank Bell Is 50 last anu suSh
a good beginner that he has a rare chance.
Hilee's win the other day was a fuke, due
to an unusual advantage at the start
There is no denying the chance OF Miss
Golightly, who should be good and fresh,
and who has never been beaten in the mud
by any one. Some shrewd fellows Ike
Laura G. G. in mud and at the weight She
does not seem TO have a chance TO beat
Kiss Quick. who cannot beat a drum IL
Miss Mae Day was good. what she would do
at the weight Is a caution. But she sulks
and Mr.. Elliott evidently does not believe
in Tammany Chief preparations. Some day
Mae Day will feel good and VIII win at lVl
TO l and the stable playing a +to-5 shot
Give Lofter a ride and he will walk home
In the fifth race. Behind him will come
Barklyite and Pirates Daughter. The lat
ter pair can run in mud with any ones
horse. On a dry track Lofter looks like a
sure winner.
Beana is in a soft spot in the last race and
should win off by herself. The Boer has an
outside chance to be in the money. He Is
q shifty horse and can go a distance. Found
should be second.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

Drivers Are Fined for "Laying Up" Heats in
Two Of the Big Pacing Features.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART

DELMAR JOCKEY CLUBS AUTUMN MEETING September : Third Day Judge
P A Brady; Starter. L. b Dde. Weather clear rack fast
DAY First race purse $50 for syearodsa and upward. six furlongs:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

against II so far as New York il concerned.
and that is that il is impossible.
The racing situation In this State IL
controlled absolutely By the State Racing
Commission. a body appointed by the Cow
trror. Not n racing track in the State can
open its gates without permission from the
commission. The laws passed last winter
by the legislature and signed by the Gov
ernor settled this question. and II was de-
signed 10 meet just such emergencies as
the American Jockey Club.
THE Racing Commission Is firmly con-
WINGED there are enough race tracks In New
York now and | am rot violating any con-
fidence when I say IL has been decided not
to grant licenses to any new tracks In New
York"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
AS A BETTING PROPOSITION.
EthyIene, Lofter and Beara Look Al
Winners Mt DcImar.

The lot in the first race at Delmar to-
day is an exceptionally bad one. On that
should be the best. Mona B. will not like
the distance. Cud Gillock. II good as he
was q month ago. should beat the field.
a bad start one day at Kinloch. That race
gives her a chance here, but her legs are
bad. Russian wants a route, and Is prob
ably worth more than any horse in the
race. In mud. Birdie Stone will run a good
race.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

Apprentice allowances claimed.
fN. ". EiliUtt's entry.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

Slipper. cmy was of flying well ridden q, hs last 100 yards and hg on in hed drive tut; was
,mSUESt4 me end FF rbTn 1G ms w n nc NSn , Gmm WIFE wide In the stretch and tired at
the T ma fhmF SIC ed az at 81 mYTss> fHma HHSSu Dare tired
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

Start fair. wn easily: rcpnd ms winner shrebes b. m. = b. Kingston Etele
khnftene vas well rated and give a strong nnsh Nearest was use up EnE onaneue and
gaarer. Cotton Plant stopped Eros was ven sore and sour refused to tak and wasa all tut
THeB AZ. ass :@E I@H. 1lgs.
O0U Second ace.p purse 5000 selling for 2yearoIdsh five and onehaf flhongs:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
Harness Races Mt ST. Paul

HHrhrts Fnces NJ St- FnuI-
St Paul. MINI. sept. &-Both races at the
State Fair to-day were won In straight heats
2-1a-rfaaa uagipr
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04
Racing Re.uIt- at Charleston, III.

oSles County Fair toby r..uIted as foIloxs:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

Fir- race. 1--WE and One-halt furions-. maiden
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

The big guns. such as Nsssrs. Whit
ney. Belmont and Seene. bet heavily on
their horse. This stable play makes a
price on others. Then the wise fellows get
together. pick one and get down. There's
where you want 10 string. The milliuna!Tes
iTc not IN the wise sci. They make the
game good. though.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

According TO the St Loulsans who have
visited Chicago and Eastern tracks this
there. Il was down East for a month"
said Mr. ]. ]. Lahly. the ~vell-know mer-
chant tailor Of ct. Louis. land went to the
track regularly. There Is no such thing as
form II is follow the wise money every
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

II was in Chicago during the Kinloch
meeting said Billy Sippy. Why. the
things they pulled of there would have You
people here crying murder. thief. roober-
best form in the world is in St Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-04

Start good. Won easily: second driving. Winner.
Madge Doree Barnscle. in q pocket 20 the three -eighths.
on the upper turn: ran sideways through the bunch in
did not run her race: her saddle slipped back and tn
good race Tribes can do better. Bear Greek made q IA
the run home.
Time-:!2i= "a. :ssss. 49,. 1:uas. lIo.
OBJ Third race. purse 500. for a.year-olds and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23
pn1crs oN oArs HELp FIRM.

Oats had an upturn largely in sympathy
with wheat and corn. July options were
let alone most of the day, although prices
Jumped from 81 TO 81 and closed 8 higher
at GO, thereby indicating that the deal in
this option was not quite dead September
started weak on increased receip s and good
weather, selling as low as 80. Shorts want
ed the stuff. however, and bid the prices
to strong close. 1@1A up, at 34GI34as
Receipts were 1874 cars, forty of contract
grade.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow-Wheat
leo cars; corn 80 cars; oats 20 cars; hogs
2to1 head.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-tirm.
Wbeat-No. 8 7oa75: No. = red TIA
Cnrn-No yellow 65hG66i5
OAts-No. . AZ; No. white 6U1a6Ie31a;
No 3 white 5oG52.
Rye--No. 2 59IaG62.
Barley-Fair TO choice mating T0GI2
FAX seed--No. l LA; No. l Northwest
ern 151.
Timothy seed--prime SIS
Mess pork-Per barrel 172OI1725.
Lard--Per 100 pounds 10 406iO.45
Short Ribs sldes-Loose 10 l5n1O,25.
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed s#u912.
Short clear sides-BoXed 1l.3T19d1l.5O.
Whisky-Bass Of high wines 1.3l.
Ci0ver-Contract grade S.35dS. 40
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market steady: creamery 19d2O1a; dairy
| 16d19. Cheese-Steady l011oai. Eggs
! Firm; fresh IL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23
GERMAN MEAT LAW
HAS PR0BIBIT0RY CLAUSES
Vexatious Delays and Expenses Win Be
EntaIed by Prescribed Inspections.
The Regulations.

The state department at Washington has
just received an official communication
from Frank H. Mason. consul general AT
Berlin, on the subject of German meat
imports under the new inspection system.
Although the principal features OF the
law have long been made familiar through
consular aud press reports a brief resume
Of some OF It's important provisions, es.
peciully those which will affect Importa.
lions Of meats and animals mny he OF
present interest. Under paragraph u,
fresh meats can only he imported In whole
carcasses Carcasses of cattle and hogs,
but not of calves, may be split in half, but
The halves are TO be left together and ac.
companIed In all cases by the head. lungs,
heart and kidneys Cow beef must have
the udder attached aud carcasses of pork
must include the tongue. Excepting hams,
bacon and lntestines no piece of picked
smoked or otherwise preserved meat weigh.
ing less than four kilograms (ss pounc
avoirdupoisl may be imported into Ger
many.
When TO all this is added the prohibition
under paragraph u Of the law, of meats
preserved with borax or boracic acid, OF
with any Of severa! antiseptic salts which
nave hitherto been more or less extensively
used as meat personalities, II viii be evl
dent that the net effect OF the new system
viii he to more or less diminish the suppiy
and increase the cost OF meats for con
sumption In this country. Already, some
premnnitory symptoms of such ln1uenc,
are noticed. The Hamburger Correspond
ent of June 10, 10 announcing the ssut
Of the regulations which form the subjecl
Of this report, said:
1t can not he doubted that vexatlous de
lays and expenses, which the prescribed IN
spections Wlll necessarily entail. will lead
to an Important dimunition of meat i'm
ports as soon as the new regulations shall
be enforced. In order TO estimate correctly
the effects % the law and the administva
tive regulations adopted by the Bundes
roth, II is only necessary 10 inquire how
our imports Will be influenced thereby
The importations OF mild-cured meats, IN
Guiding bacon, hams, canned meats anC
sausages during the past four years have
been valued ms fOlloNg,