Salt Lake Tribune | 1911-03-02 | Page 3 | Germany Many Claim to Possess Rights

J Gpfs5ESS RIGHTS 6 I Rumor That United Slntos Has I Been Asked A boat the Benefits of Canadian Reciprocity. SJj SI CH ACTION hXl'MTh!) IKteply Will Be Thai Favored Nation Na-tion Clauses cf Existing Treaties Do Not Apply, r. K BERLIN. March ! -It is reported that IHthc German governmenl has Inquired at r liV.-iflilngton and Ottawa whether tills IBoumry will i.o : 1 1 i i T ; lo (ho benefits of the American-Canadian reciprocity Hfcgrrcm'nt. '' ofr..,.- pi-..f-?sc .it I Ign.-TJin. e -f ''i "' i r "The Commercial I'rcaty association," I d"T.-..-. 1 1 i !.. i nlterl States grant (the new minimum tariff lo Gormony, re-HKninriintr re-HKninriintr W'a -' pi"x'i.-i'n of the German tariff law of I91.il under Rti'i'-!i lie- 1 v;vi-M-; ; ii is :r!t Ii'.riK'-.l t I Rwll hdra w :v,s?i ! ' ni .! RJ Rgtr ;-' s If existing conditions arc changed tr ilio disadvantage of Germany, through ' i "T '. .;'r. other eoun- I WASHINGTON'. March 1 -While m (inn'iny has s-el been received from the German f,"Vf-'-ii;tir'r,i t'.K- fff, i Bthc propose 1 ' '.i nul i i ti : l;.t- avf -Hnicnt on Pnpr : , - n,.!n . :nan;. into ll: iRMt'niie'! St f -nicies 1 'Mil-.. it im ! t ' l- pat tmenl RRRjlTii- i-.vpfi-tcJ i:f.' mop. of the. rummer-NRK:!! rummer-NRK:!! powers would ir.i.i,,-,li;i :-i y make n:-RRRiilkntlor. n:-RRRiilkntlor. for prlvlP-.gCK similar those yjf fto 1" )!' -: il 1 i:is. on-.-e the T Rrrangcmenl is In fori m! It nsi ! si.-i.-ii :m i . r,' .-i Ivoly. how- I fcver. that all such applications will Ke ' df'ipij. TV -i.-iti- -1 :i i-1 i lit has uni- 1 fornih inker i posit ion that tho bene-Hi. bene-Hi. ,flts confi rr-.-.l '.v. : ri pru'.-lty treaty can ' rrol be claimed by third parties as :i I right un.ler the fat ored nation clauses Co. of . .St: ns: 1 1 . .j 1 i - j)t S . !'. ji v:is i-idi-. :tiod. was foe decl-I decl-I plon of Attorney General Olney In Presl-I Presl-I pent Cleveland's administration In answer I ho Germany's suggestion that her sugar I he admitted into the United State free I of duly as was the sugar of Hawaii un-,der un-,der tV- '- rm- "'" t!v . Inrocity treaty hei-.ve.--n I ' i a t k:i;i;.Miti and the United jfl Stales P I There hap l een no change In !he at- II I Hit ml of ii:-- state department since that Runic, it was declared loony, and the only pasts on which Germany '-an obtain for hor product" si i. 1: advantages :s will ac-Rrruc ac-Rrruc (o Canadian goods, presuming 1 1 1 -lending arrangement becomes '' is In the con lus'on of a special rool-RErocity rool-RErocity treat; oi agreement with the HLnited States.