The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-26
UNITED STATES
MAY Be FORCED
Germany Threatens PrOhib-
tive Tariff on American
Pork Products
MAY BE OBLIGED
TO ACT ON TARIFFS
Third Party i'm Negotiations With
.Illies-Willing TO DO What 1t Can.

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Especial Despatch to The Rctormor)
Corvripht 1927
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hand may be forced 10y Germany IN the
controversy over PREPARATIONS. While the
I-,itad States - reluctant 70 uarticiDate
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dF''tH I'LL '"' >'t'''"''"' VI '.' '0I''''
tiou question. word has reached the gov
prn,lsrt hrrp that the Germans are ulau-
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products. should thc contemplated action
be taken. the export trade in fats would
b., ,.,,i,cJ and +ba corman. vronTd he sablc
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toEe. The ltehng mere - lhat the lAittb
STATES ought to have something to say
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SalIlcS treaty was to nave complete power
over the regulation Of incoming and out
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AHItIbd WAS 10 nave 81 i''''O'' 49,
dent Wilson asked the senate to permit
him to name an American commissioner.
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10 Deg the uIIcS lol rouCIT,i"t'n ~ al a. -
ANXIOUS 20 hcgoIiate through -AlleiiCh as
a third party IioW lHuch 5hIS Il que 10 10
ne iIhuThct ol -HI.lyI ll'!n .,sI,',N i.', -
ABROAD VINO arr lLlcnULH u HtI u'an ~ ~,
eStS because Vi plIS y, - ",.a 'D, .
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Ci'aI o", ny IN, ~
InIl the 'aSN VI lou - iHeSc1l ," IL IL
W men the HeIHid4S Nan''q !" ny ~. ne
var th,N Hl,Pr"ie"r rI w. III; ny" r;sr,
l"t an "iiL'N''o'' - - d" 70 ~
tIce between d'It"P TlhpiN ~ ~ II
| Mr.. Harding uecthtd 10 uo-ahu dc'ihs
| aS medlum OF tIAhSIHi9S'"h IoI the re-
| opening OF negou2tlohS- ,.--
! Inc disposition mere II 10 40 every hiHS
llpS>loie 10 HtiP 'lt ''lllJ9 - t"!e'iti IN
Germany. but not much nope Is hGid OUT OUT
| that anything can DC accomplished uhul
after May ! when the French ultimatum
| Will expire and more drastic measures are
Planned 10 enforce HetihaH opeulehCe'-
rms Is therefore inc cfiticaI Wceh'
| The cables between berIn ana aShing,
| ton are Just as busy as II the tinted
states and Germany were AT peace ana a.
! The United States commissioner at Berlin.
/ Mr.. Dresel. is just as much an ambaSSa-