Deseret Evening News | 1900-05-30 | Page 3 | Retaliation on Germany

I ou I n v I i rolf r ra dl IeA A to the tho ea p pI nary Jay be met mel with spIrited I D b y the United U It d Statu S It tho V T T m meat t bill no now pending In the he bundee ruth rath Is II law The subject was not discussed at the meeting it t the ca cabinet yesterday and anda a 1 ot of the cebin t said Id that ilO retaliatory measures would us adopted Until after the German Gennan bill had become a law and its ill previsions had been studied lit In the tho meantime there may maybe maybe be congressional action President Springer er as I n sAid th It Val the tulsa I tion ot of th that association to assert auert nil Its Influence to bring about Ih the Il speedy enactment Into law Jaw ot of the bUt bill introduced Intro du d yesterday ot of Halley Dalley of Kansas directing the dent to Impose Impale and collect un an addition additional al duty of ten pr coat clint on all Imports from Germany In the crept enOl ot of the on art of the German bill Mr SprInger aUd he was confident ot of the ability of the tho National Livestock to force torce the tho p passage ot of thie bill as It represented alt all the cattle breeders breeden associations ot of the country as 41 vell Illa as nil all the stock yards yard and pack packIng tag Ing house hOUM The total capital represented by the he said dId woe