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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
wssas rAs Flse IS NOT.
o's1s sbJPP1s< EAs Dseli2S3 Nos Because
ef Rrosseslsl 6at lae LAX ~ A..

o9s sb1PPts< EAs DeeARea Net bre%sss
II Protection bat lae L4sk ~ A..
las FREE sr13e,s have t-elr theory y
oEex IA explanar70a u tbs decline .
t-e American coxaM ercial IaATlaS, saYs
Tie fysouns. 1key have been asserting
foE tweaty years ta4t Protection has
ruined tbs carrying trade uadef the Eas.
IL the long range of economic controversy
there ls 70 inference - prepasteroEs Is
tals. II Protection IS 10 bS judged, ri Il
DO by TIE wonderful progress Of nd osEries
which have been protected, and not ey
tAe collapse aud destruction u almost
the oaly oae IA tAs country watch has
not been protected. Tbs capital invested
sni Labor employed Ia factories. f2frns
and mines have besn protected by t&riI
law, aud production has been enormously
increased, industries have been multi
piled. eEnployment bas been diversified,
prices have been cheapened and labor
has been made roInuneratiYe.
Capital and labor IN the foreign. carry
ing trade have not bsen protected.
american shipping GA the seas has been
ruined by cheap foreign labor and by
mercIless competition supported by
European bouhties and subsidies. The
decline OF the American commercial
marine has not been caused By Protee-
ton, but by the lack OF IT, This is con-
clusiYely shown by the development Of
the coasting trade and the commercial
marine on the great lakes. Those inter
ests have prospered because, like other
/ American industries, they have been
| protected by law. The foreign carrying
trade has been ruined because il was
neglected and left to perish from sheer
/ inanition.
I'VE must have free ships" the de-
raoralized but persistent Free-trader will
rejoin in his shrillest treble.
What would these unpatriotic Free
| traders do. They would enable Amer
lean merchants to purchase instead of
| chartering Norwegian steamers and 10
raise tho flag over them while continu-
ing to employ Norwegian crews They
would ruin the American shipyards and
take away employment from the men
hired in them and also from great
number of contributing industries. They
would furnish employment for foreign
shipyards and foreign maritime popu-
lation. They would run up the Amer
lean flag over foreign built and foreign
manned ships, and then affect TO be
proud of an inferior commercial marine
built upon the ruins of the American
shipbuildiny industry.
Such q merchant feet would be a dis
grace to the nation. If tho American
flag be restored to the seas let it be over
American built ships, and let it represent
the American principle of economic in
dependence. Trade will follow that flag.
an American merchant fleet worthy
of the traditions of the country is high
object of national aspiration. 1t can be
restored by the passage of the pending
shipping measures.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
Sealed Proposals.

oFFlCK BoABp o. PVB1Gc NoRKs.
6EANn hAFgps. Mica. July ~ lSssl
sealed proposals Mil b received al the ofuce
OF Tie Bo4re uau Saturday. July -. 1880, st
-s3 y. a.. for h construction 81 q sewer
Prescott street according 70 the piaus and
slscclneail0Es "a Ase al the ofhce Of the Board.
The Heard reserves the risat 10 reject Sny
o. ali bids.
the sun 0i lp.9t 70 Re forfeited 10 tbr City Of
brt nj RAPIDS IN csse be shall fal 70 enter
lhfO contract. la accordance with his propo-
sal should his said proposal te accepted by
the Board II Public Works.
Al proposals mast be made upon blanks
that Viii be furnished upon application al the
Office of the BOaGd
By order OF the Board.
JAMES y. DAVIS,
Attest. President.
FKED A. TwAuLEy. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
Sealed Proposals.

DsFses Eesko ~ q sl1f y ezSs,
Nek>n Rsflbs. alca~ sstA = -
eezled .r.,l..s /, ~ - reserved ~ ttt oltlee
- tae ka4E4 aaft >4furess. Jay - ife- -
- - IA. tsE sae luFreis incAt ~ hrs-4ees
s.trss tr418 a0aES street = Ns-tN .te-
etFerf. &C ,sretag - TIE fl&lis &Ad a4scs
ttekS ga olt &f csc sfer 81 tht ha4f0
lis ho&Id reserves t1e rlknt % fS$FSl ahS
81 81 tsas
thc ssu ~ >lls - l. he IorteiIa3 - tAe ktts 81
oraha hsnias "a ease &c snal TAI o. enter ate
ceatr&ct. IH &C erdz4ace alta BIS proposal
ssleaia as ssid progess bs seeegte1 y tae
Leard of Publlc a 0rEs.
~ PROFESS. Isusf be- nlaas upon blanks th4t
"iil D. iurnisAea epsl application AZ tne e1nse
u t8e Board
b order oi The Bears
JAMES \. DAVIS.
Attest President
tKED A. TsAxLEf. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
Sealed Proposals.

OFFIeE BoARD VI PUEnC WoKKsl
GRAND kAfiDs. Mich. July -, lsss.
Sealed proposals viii be received al toe once
OF tue Board untll saturday, July ~. lSV, al
80 ?. m. for the construction OF a sewer Ia
last Fulton street. from South East street u
Grand avenue. according Ia the plans and
specifications on nle at the Office of the Board.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum Of siO0oo 10 be forfeited To tse City
Of Grand Rapids in case he shall raj 10 enter
into contract, IN accordance with his pro
posal. should his said proposal be accepted by
the Board of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks
that will e furnished upon application AZ the
Office of the Board.
By order OF the board.
JAS. y. DAVIS.
Attest: President.
FRED A. TwsxrEY. Secretary. july l6
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE BoarD PrnLrc woRKs.

UFFfCE BOARD FUBLIC WORKS,
GRAND RAPlps. Mich. July u.
Sealed proposals viii be received at the
Office OF the board until Saturday. july - 1890.
at 2:30 p. m. Tor the construction Of a sewer IN
State street. from South Prospect street 10
Waveriy Place according To the plans and
specifications on fle AT the Office OF the Board.
The board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum OF 500 TO be forfeited 10 the City of
Grand Rapids In ease he shall fail To enter in
70 contract. In accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks
that will be furnished upon application at the
Offlce of the board.
BY order OF the Board.
JAS. n. DAVIS.
Attest: President.
FRED A. TwAMIKY, Secretary. july 26
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
Ten Hours Labor Here and Abroad.


When the Free-traders are cornered
by authoritative comparisons of the
rates of wages in this country and
abroad they have way of answering
that it is not the nominal amount, but
the purchasing capacity of worlunan's
pay, that is the determining factor.
What matters it," they say, "that an
English wage Garner receives only three
shillings and an American wage Garner
Il dollar and half, if the former sum
Will purchase as much of the necessaries
of life in England as the latter sum will
do in the United States:" Some recent
Investigations of the Wisconsin bureau
of labor and industrial statistics throw
an interesting light on the essential hum
bug of this favorite Free-trade inquiry
The bureau has prepared the following
table of the relative percentages of bread,
meat, pork and butter that can be pur-
chased for the wages received for ten
hours labor in Wisconsin and in several
of the European cities:
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE BOARD OF PUBIo WORKS.

GRAND RAPIDs. Mich. July p. 1890.
Sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE
OF the Board until Saturday, July -. 1880. at
2:30 D. m. for the construction OF q sewer in
West Leonard street. from Alpine avenue 10
the West Side ditch, according TO the plans
and specifications on file at the Office OF the
Board.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
or ali bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of $1,000 10 be forfeited 10 the city
of Grand Rapids in case he shall fail 10 enter
into contract. IN accordance with his proposal
should his said proposal be accepted 10y the
Board or Public Works.
All proposals must be- made upon blanks that
Will be furnished upon application at tie Office
OF She Board.
By order of the Board.
JAS. \. DAVIS
Attest: President
FRED A, TwAMLEY. Secretary.
july 26
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

n has been asserted In public print
ma % 4men9 tAs Federal eonsti-
tusion- 80 As - provide for tie election
Of United States senators By direct
vote 0f The people would De 70
destroy the symmetry of cur farm Of
By the fzsheFs-Or. as one Journal ex-
presses Il. 10 abolish the Federal sys-
ten apon shich our Government 10
founded" Il Is the purpose 0f this ar
tieGe briefly - point cat the error Of
thls assertion snd thea 70 pass oa - =
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

We do not look TO SEQ this interesting
little table command much of a circula-
tion among our Free-trade contempo-
raries. II conveys clearly and succinctly
too many distasteful truths. American
wage earners reading il would be liable
70 enter pretty vigorous protest against
the programme of Mr.. Mills and tho
Democratic party to place American
labor ION plane Of equality with the
labor of other lands.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

John-What v-inkled FIRE ~ Rave,
JACK, ard you hsvsn't turne6 thirty 80,
Jsck-Yss Tt is due 70 TIE fact that
| % Frest deal = thinkfnz By the
way. what a remarkably smooth face
zen have ~ Al ixe~ r7zfe
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CRY Trr,srnrR,s orr1cr

CITY TRrtsuRER's OFrIcE.
GRlSn RsPlDs. Mich. 4I.. S. 1879.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assessment
rol tJr repaving canal street. IfoIn last
Bridge street 90 East Leonard street. In The
CITY of Grand Rapids. is now In my hands.
and that / will receive payment thereon for
the period OF twenty days from this date. at
the office OF the City Treasurer. City ltall-
GEORGE K. PERRY.
july . City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

Did yo- know, derixnz. rat thss vss
ny bsrth1ays-
Vow, thsre To1 hsd = - sod -
rznt ne - + ~hs~ I had ~ hesrtsfuIly
Eorzotten T. ---E lIa~er6s Bsaestzx.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

MY face for the ast few years vas
covered with pmples so BAD. shat [ used
&c Be ashamed - 60 anywhere. I took
two bstles ~ Sulphur Btters and tne
rirrriesd sappsarpd. I nee them every
scrlng. c, X. Dow Fsu Rly1E
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
DETROIT. c. H. AND MILWAUKEE

IbfilNt SUNDAY : excepted. daily
Detroit express leaving "a \ "a has Wagner
parlor and buGei ear attached. and evening
express leaFinf S:45 y a. has psrlor ear AZ
t&ched. These trains make direct Connected
In De troll fer s,l points last
Express Leaving al 0.B p m has Wagner
sletplng car 10 Detroit arriving IN Detroit
al - a m.
Steamboat express makes direct connection
81 Grand Haven with steamer for Milwaukee.
Ihrouei railroad tickets and ocean steam
ship ticket nd sleeping car berihs secured a.
D. q. X. a Il. offlce. - Monroe-si and St tho
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass Agent
JNo. " LOUD. Traf1c Manager. Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

. positive snerii for All forms of the
G ssaas. B6at. Dlecdn1,. itching,
liberated. and Protruinx Pises--Price
5oc. For sale by al dragg sfs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
WICHIGANCEyTRAL

-Katits hi olflcft daily except NuuQaN
Taxing effect sundas Juiy la. ISIS
Sleeping carr on p&cihe and Atlantic EK-
Presses % and from Detroit. Parlar ears ran
Oh DAY Express snd Grand Rapids Express 10
and from Detroit Direcr connections MADE
NJ Detroit with all through trains East Tek-
cts on sale AZ nion McGes 0fice g7 Monrae-
81. aud - Dnion depot
lsEn NJ. bKIGGs lsenl APst % Monroest
=. W. kUScLKs q. y. anu r. Agt Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
,ARIsToCRAT SENATORS.
Senator Ai1chsH Favors Tnsx
Electi0n by tas Pscpls-

rhs Ps~ssas systs1n CiFa42seFto~s t1s
Ex4nehlse. DisgaFps f5sssasss IA state
Lxislsfsrss 44d Creates an AnsE-
La.a s.z1assas ~ Lsrsas-"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

IL you have made up vour mind 20
= buy Hoods Ssrsaparilsa DO not -
persuaded 70 take any cther. he sure
20 get Hood : Sarssparilla, which pro-
seSses peculiar strength and curative
rstnrar
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

The Valley City Milling Company has
70 peer IN tie Manufacture q nours its
products ar N great demand and e.
pecislly the Lily White. Try iI
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

Psnts cloth st very low prices a.
N0IsI. HERroLsaEnkEs 8 Co. :.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
IAKF sHoRE A MIcnIGAN 6onrnERN


CHICAGO & wEST M1CHIcAN-TRATNs
- arrive ai aud depart from inion Depot
Msil for Nanlsiee ana ,fraTerse CIV. n.
Exp. for Chicare. MuskeRon f Z . % a Ia
Past Mali for Chicago aHd lnGianap-
Express Tor Musi. egon and lIart. IS "a
Night kSprrss far Chicago ..........'lI si y Ia
NlEht Express ior ndlsnaPolis ....fll s. "a
For Biz Rapids Baldwin. Ltdingion
rspiss Mas.ss isf S9s ssS. rsns ' s,sa q
Night Express Ter Traverse Giy..-i1l 20 , "a
For Ottawa Beach h............. ........ "A loo 3 ra
For ottawa Beach Sunday only g1am
Night Express from Chicago. -smam
Night EEpress from Indianapolis gq IA Ia
Express from MuSgeEon and Hart fl0 rs "a m
Aiaii lin NaniFf q aud ffrsefs fIfVfIf a5 ri
zprsss from -sne l isses ssN'l'D @ 3 N
Express from Penfwafer. Mnskegen 80 p m
fasf fN3rrss from thioaeo. ......- f.o i5 J. m
Prom Manisfee. Ludington. Baldwin
and Big kaulds......... .....-... $40 ~ ~
Prom Aanisfee rod Traverse city ft 5o IA
IRON lraNe1se City y.....-..............s li D m
From ottawa Peach sat pm
- % m
From Ottawa Beach sunday ouir1 900 q m
Pom ottawa Beach. 8oncay and
sDsily. iDaily except sunday. 'Dai', "a.
cert saturday. fDaiiy except Monday.
IhFouna paF.or coach 80 Chicago oa ~ "a
m. train-no ezra charge for seats
trains lssuuC ~ranu RAPIDS az l0 p m and
II 8 n run through 10 thtcsEo solid
Combination sleeping ann pa arior cars be-
geen = rand Rap ds and Indianapolis oa
Through sleepefs to ana from Chicago on
night ENprfss trains.
ihr5nr Z sleeper between Chicago aud Traf-
erse CITY: leaves ChieaFo 81 . NJ. except
sunday. Grand Rapids u 81 3 g. At ~ ffff-
ersc City Coo m ieaycs Traverse ny olt p
M. erropt SATURDAY.. arfi"ss Grand I'D fs
II ?. q m Chicafo o. m. 3 U5 3 iu tfR n las
through pafior csr Detroit 90 nanistes.
View roiiie befveen Grand Rapids and CHI
csCo. via -. JoseTh and Graham Morton
nsw paisce steamers, CITY 81 tHieaso ana
Lesse Grand Rapids. % N. arrive CHI
cage. 10 , N.
DETROIT. LhysIye NORTHERN
IL LANSING ROUTE
nrFsF1
Mail for lansing. Ipfroit and East II q m
Irpress fof Lansing Detroit and Eastfl o. D m
Past E1p. Tor Detroit. Nev loft enc
rTp-s : ior sseinsw ard Bsy City ~ rs
Nal Tor Alma. e. Louis and sax nav - l9 D. iB
tTFrrE.
Nan from Lansing Defroitsnd Essi so ~ , N
Fast EfT from Lansinz. Detroit end
II pr - from Lansing and Drfro.t s5 : N
Mall from SnKinfw Hnd fHr City sil 81 3 m
Express from Aagina~. - Louis snf
.I,aiis' iDriiy, except suudsT
Ihs sharfesf fns - Detroit and Easi. TIs
giant psriof cars between betrcit aud graad
Fafids
1rsins between 9rsnd Rapids ard kee1s
LAKE run - follows.
Leave gnton Depot
pno r. ~ 1fEpw W = 81 20 ~N tfo s7l
go 80 $50 80 co 100 so a9 lBol
pm.
Leave Reeds Isks
sfcrs Y4Fr.
~ rn rss.a 80 - - 20
go TWpm
-Sundas oniy. AT others deIiT.
Tickets or sac a. r N0nfoest ar1 Euisr
Depot
vi A rserrr~rz Vs. Gtrrrr
Trxffe Msnsgef tefinF eer psss At
CHAs. A. HEtrn. Gen Manager
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
Sealed Proposals.

ofFIoK BoAso of PCsl1C W0KKs
GKAND hAfgps Mich. Jaly 2l. lo+u
Sealed proposals will DC received at the
once Of the Board until Saturday. July -
lSs0 81 2:5) y. m. for the c0usl nction 81 .
sewer IA second street. from Stocking street
10 North Jefferson street, according 20 the
plans and specifications on file al the once
OF the Board
The board reserves the right 70 reject any or
all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of $1,000. u be forfeited 10 the City OF
Grand Rapids ia case he Shsl fail 10 enter
into contract in accari ance With his proposal.
should his said pre- Sal be accepted by the
Board OF Public WorAs
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application al the
Office OF the Board.
BY order OF the Board.
JAMES y. DAVIS.
Attest: President.
fRED A. TwAgiEY. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
TRAIN TINE TABLES.
GRAND RAPIDS 4TNplANA RAlIR0AD-
" II ere.si 49, -

GRAND RAPIDS 4INpIANA RAILROAD
- il cnees 49, ~ lsAl
zGAlAs ss,lSs Sesrs
Fef hig hAplas ana SAD
n~~ - sSam
~ issssrse cts ana
fer lrRReTse Ciiy ana
sAss,nss - 1lspn .lepm
- A@eAnaH tttt....--.. - al tt ~ "A
Tran iessiRs 81 a. 81 n rsans aalls sQnaay
i''e'e"sa- Vfhrf tr@ins esilf cAcops SUNDAY.
A irem l. seias
Fer Cincinnati - 6sslnm f.Eiesn
Ter Fort "a 4sHe A ChicAeplh ls an f0.2 III
Tor Cincinnati. sem 6apn
Ter esarEis and ChicAgo. IL ap m li.Np M
from Be Rapids ane S4gi-
!" --.-s..-s III - = a.
= Lfein ~ : - ? N tar csneinasu runs aaiiy.
Sunasss ineinded. other trains daily excepl
eanasys-
slEErIke AND raRIes e3s sKKsuox.
Nofth- = n a11 ~ 81 . n trains hass
sas nSs..r y s.serins ana tArler Cars o peleskes
aee nseAlnAw CITY lsN m train fariof
Chair Cars % AAcklnsw City
Seeth-ts - = a train has fsrier Chair Car
~ AaHclnasti. 10 - m grsiH has thrA1s i
Fsrsg Gar for Chicago, oseo p N trsin Wa
srsiu Nsener sleeping Car foT Chicago VIA
mnskeeen. Grsnd Rapids q Indian.
Yer MUSK gn, Ls.- 100 m II .1OAm k,sopm
Tns.,.,,, ~ 70 "a. Ssasa m = lst pa
hse hs calling ggen A. Almguist ticket sgeaf
q Msnroe 81. Grand Rapids Mich.
= L. LOCKWOOD Gen. Pass. Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

PROBATE 0R9ER-State OF Michigan. eoun-
l. ~ Of Kent, $.
Al session OF the Probate Court for said
county of Kent. held al the Probate once. IA
the City of Grand Rapids. on the "a day ot
July, in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus +. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate Of
AALiLE sPAAJEk. deceased.
Cornelius Worst having fiied n this court q
petition. praying that the adm abstraction of
said estate may De granted 10 Cornelius Fer
nam CucQ:
Ii is ordered that Monday. the 18th day OF
August, Jsn at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon,
at said Probate ONCE. be appointed for hear
ing said petition.
And 10 is further ordered. That a copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
yious 10 said day Of hearing. In the TAIN
GRAN HERALD n daily newspaper printed and
circulating In said County Of Kent.
CYRUS L. PERKINS. Judge OF Probate.
"a true copy.l
ApOLPH b. MASON, Register. thur aug l3
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

DROBATE ORDER-State OF Michigan. Coun-
Il ~ OF Kent. ss.-At a session OF the Probate
Court for said County Of Kent. held az the
Probate Oflce in the City Of Grand Rapids. on
the 7th day of July. IN the year one thou
sand eight hundred aud ninety.
Present. Cyrus +. Perkins. Judge Of Probate
In the matter OF the estate of
JOHN l.. LANEN. deceased.
An instrument Ia writing. puTp0rting 10 be
the last will and testament of said deceased.
having been filed IN this court for probate.
III is ordered that Monday. the 18th day ot
August next. AT ten O'Clock Ia the forenoon.
al said Probate once. be appointed for prov
ing said instrument.
And il is further ordered. Thata COPY Of this
order b. published .hrce successive weeks pre-
viOus 10 said day % hearing. I'm the IELEGRAN
HERAip. Z. daily newspaper printed and circu
lating IN said County OF Kent.
CYRUS J.. PERKINS.
"a true copv). Judge OF Probate
ADoLPH b. MAsov. Register July l3
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

CHICAGO & WEST MICHIcAN-TR2TNs
- arrive a and depart from Jni0n Depot
nIFEFT.
Nail Tor Nanlsiee anu Traverse city 81 a IA
fxp. for Ghicaro. Musksgon . to = 81
NafHf A. j i
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

Bread I Meat. IPorF. 7 Butter.
Per CT. Per 60. Per CT Per CT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
From OTTAWA Beach Sunday only
Pom ottawa Boa ID. Houdap ans

'Daiiy. fDaily except sunday. 'Daliy s1-
cert saturday fDaiiy except MondaV.
Ihroura pafior coach 80 Chicago on ~ a.
m. tran-no - "a charge Tor seats.
rains lesFluC israHu HaUids az fo b Tn and
II 3 n ruu through - fhtcaEo solid.
Combination sleeping ann pa rior cars De.
veen q and kap ds and Indianapolis on
Night Erurcss trains
Workmen's advocate., 1890-11-08
DIRECTORY OF AMERICAN SECTIONS

BosToN, MAss Public agitation meetings al G. A. k. Hall, 6lG Washington street every sun day evening at 13 o'clock. Free to all Busiuess meetings, first Monday evenings in each month, at $ Nassau st. Organizer, P P O'Neil. 45 Everett street Charlcstown. Rec. Secretary F. E. Miller, l Adams street. Cambridge
 BRooKLNN-Amorcan Section meets every Tues. day evening at the Labor lycoum. Organ. i2er, John lIaubrirh, 1l3 lorimer st. CucAGo- Business meeting every sunday af- tcmoOn, ? o'clock at GrGlf's Hall, 5i Lake street. Public agitation meetings every Sunday at lungs Hall 10G Randolph street organizer, Bernhard Berlyn, Gu2G Green st., EngtCWpOd, Cook Cu., H.
 MINNEAPOLIS. Scandinavian Section, Agitation Meetings, every second and fourth Mon. days in each month, Business Meetir gs, every first and third Monday Organizer, P PudCr-en, P c. Box l0S1 NEw YORK .-AmcriCan section; Agitation meet ngs every Monday evening at 25 East Fourth street Organizer. August Delabar, 25 East Fourth street.
 NEW HAVEN, CONN.-Meetings at the New ilall second house from corner State and Chapoi sts Entrance from State sr. M Ruther. A Broad st, Organizer.
 PnuAnELPHGA, PA - Agitation meetings every Tuesday evening at Morning Star Hall, northeast corner of Ninth and Cailuwhill streets. Secretary, Jul. NeCker, All Vine street Organizer W. IL Bishop, 9l9 Sar- tain street.
 PHnADELrnIA, PA-Flemish Section meets Firts sunday in each month, at the Labor Lyccum, III \, 3th st De Bruyn, 1915 WarnoCk st. PHILADELPHIA, PA,-FrcnCh Brarcn meets every second sunday at 0,g a, m at Aschba"her's Hall, corn Orana and Somerset sts-lsdor CnoCkaert, SeCy., AlS 4th st PROVIDENCE k I.-Meetiug first Sunday of each month, ; o'clock D. m, Shades Building, Room 22. Organi2er Franklin Burton, sampson aV.
 TACOMA, ash.-Meetngs every week al Jetter- son House, 2O0 Jefferson avenue. Charles DreUS, Organizer 1909 street. WALTHAM, Mass.-Puhlic meeting every week. N R Narncy, Organizer, 2O High st Mrs, Mary Cunning, Rec Sccy, 20 Liberty st. Wgs SUPERIOR, WiSc--MeetingS every week, organizer, r. Q, Box 25i
 YoNKERs, N. Y -Mcetiugs on first and third Tuesdays of each month. at S D. m. in Kouh's Hall, cor vain st, & Sc. Broadw way. Edmund Mueller, 12i Waycrly Place, Or, garizer. Library Agent: Fred, Bcnnotts, 3H Warhurtun Ave.
 The Directory of seventy German American Sections will be found in DER SOzlALmT.