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Show ItlTTINO AT OEnMANV. Im-MirUllon of American Meal U 1'ro-lilblttxl. 1'ro-lilblttxl. Aa the result of conferences belw'een Vrcsldeut J. VV Springer of Denver, tl the National MvettoeU atoclatton it member of congret. relative to tat Orruiin meat lutpectlon bill, the If! lowing bill was Introducrdln theholii of reprrtentatlvci by Kepretentallij llilley of Texat: I "That whenever the pretldcntot till United Slates shall be Informed lint the government of the (lermrvn emplnl lias patted a law Impotlng prohlbltor'l dutlei on meat product which may U Imported Into that country from tin ' United States, he thall lituu a procli-tuition procli-tuition tiling a time when all articles produced or manufactured In the German Ger-man empire when entered forciuump. tlon at tho ports of the L'ulted -3, shall pay a duty of 10 per cent in excess ex-cess of thodutles Imposed thereon prior to the patisge of thla act) and all tuch proilucti and manufactures, when in entered for coutuuiptlon after laid time llxcd by the president, shall pay ueh Increased duties." The bill wss referred to the ways and means comtnlttro. |