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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-09
Kensington News.
special Correspondence Of The Star.

Sp9cfHI COfftskUidIeHco Ul 1U6 OtAEs
KENSINGTON, Nd, October 8. 1905.
The Republican Campaign Club of Ken
sington and vicinity had a business meet
ing in the town hall Saturday night. The
president, Mr.. Brainard II. Warner. pre-
sided. The reports of the various commit
tees as to their progress and plans for flu
ture campaign work was heard and ar
rangements were made for getting out all
voters who are required to register next
Tuesday. Plans were made also for two
public meetings. at which prominent speak
ers will appear. to be held at dates to be
decided upon by the committee on public
meetings and speakers.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Kinnear celebrated
their twenty-hfth wedding anniversary at
their home. on Lincoln place. last Friday
eNensng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-09

tinued In its worthy undertakings, and may
increasing numbers through its efficiency be
delivered from the power Of strong drink
and be brought to trust Him who Is able to
save unto the uttermost, even the most des-
perate cases.
Rev. DIR. Newman delivered an eloquent
sermon on Rechabism and temperance at
the First Congregational Church. Mr..
Wayne w. Cordell. high tent secretary, es-
Inmates that nearly $1,000 people in Wash
ington yesterday listened to sermons on the
work of the Independent Order OF Recha-
bites In particular and temperance effort IN
general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-09
Buggy Struck bv Car

A horse attached to a bupe1, T., u,,,,,,
Lewis Brown. colored. sixtv-five yearS a,a
resident of Poplar Hill. Md. was 500 go
got in the way of a street car on tho r..
capitol Heights road this noor,tr,.
soiIisioh resulted. The buggy was sIigbtI~
e ehni1ts. and the occupant was Injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-09

Many writers have at
tempted to write stories
based upon the navigation of
the air. Rudyard Kipling, in
the November McClure's, with
the practical methods for
which he is famous, simply
takes a trip with the night
mail packet from London to
Quebec in eight hours, and
describes what happens. As
you read it, it is hard to be-
lieve that this is not the actual,
technical language of the
hardy crew which guides this
swift vessel through the air at
the rate of a mile every sixteen
seconds.
S. S. MCCLURE COMPANY
Al East 23d Street
NEW YORK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-09

The convention of the c.err,
I sational Alliance, at Indianapolis. roiec.ad
@ proopositior to station a Representative at
washington to watch legislation 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-09
Stopped at Burnino p-,5

despatch from charIotta NJ
night says: The Seaboard Air -, -
passenger train No. 81 from the nor.h -
FLORIDA, had a miraculous escape fror, -
ming into burning bridge over Inr,,.,,.-
Gully, near Camden, s. C.. vestersa,, ''''s
-, me train stopped within a cars Ian.,b 90
she burning structure The nasse - VI
enr,nea a brigade and extinguished the
Inc traln was delayed six hours
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

Judge YhndeVVhteF Of the Southern
District % Minnesota is making u live.
y for che paper trust men before him.
He ordered them 20 produce certain
books showing the state Of che busl.
ness, which they refused 20 90. Rs
cooked them for $50 eseh and ordered
that they b couhRed On iail untll she
books were produced, Al appeal vas
taken, bat n VIII be ordered that they
chow up che boOkp, The paper tFuet 3
the meaRss, ~ ell che tFutls, and che
government prosecution b getting g
into close Quarters, Tampa Times,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

ia boz g 10 succeed IN liiea battle
ios bread and position among tbose y
she top Sc m1st be slive, says IN ex-
change. II Be- is 4 cigarette hend he
viii never Be anything or anybody but
. comu6On dfndge. Success tella what
q young man most do to win; mo
younR man can hope to advance rap
idly who lacks an snterprisiDg pro-
gFesSiVe spIrft. Indeed, enterprise is q
requisite 70 employment. No one
wants % employ youth who lscks
push. He muss be- alive TO aud in
touch With she spirit Of the hour, or
be ia not wanted anywhere. The en-
teFpFisinR employer wants every enc
ploye "a share his spirit. The enter
pricing man feels ell the more keenly
the need Of assistance from those who
can make up for his falling. Force,
push, dynamic qualities are every
who're IL eager demand, while the
daWdlIng, Incompetent, u0progFePSiVe
wait IN vain for . start or for promo
tlon."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

.
IL is sufpFisiu ~ AMOUNT 81 rem 3
m6n Will pay, u Be atopi long enough
70 figure L out. Many yoans men
who marry aid asettle down" and
begin 10 pay rent. viii be- far better
Cd 10 ten Sears1f they begin puFcbas-
Ing property that year than y they
sonlinne 80 ray rent. Many Of them
do n5t etop long enough g their daily
work 10 think Of q possible FafR5 Day
and years Of old sge. bpt goon gpend-
ing the fruit Of their toll until the
time comes when they have 20 step
down end out 70 make room for the
yonnR men Of the fnE0Fs. Then comes
the old, old question, they aIs not pre-
pared for an emergency Of tbis kind /,
and they wish thgt they bad bought
when they we're gonna and have
q home Of their own when the time Of
acquiring lt e passed
NlBsty-nine times Out Of q hundred
the property purchased increases 10
Valoe. Why not figure this out 70
your own satiBiaetlon, make up your
mind and start 81 once 70 prepare :
home9 Where we're yOu Elk, eight, ten,
% fifteen years ego end what old you
hsye3 II you have paid rent Ell these
years Yon have your rent receipts 70
show where y0nE money ha5 gone, bat
where is ihe home you might have
owned % 700 hsd been paying your
money towards home Of your oWh9
What win you have then3 Will Il Be .
home OF your oWnora bundle Of rent
Fecelpts7 All real estate has . value,
and II purchased at this value the bay.
or cannot possibly lose. Look around
you, II 700 are On old resident Of this
city. You know abous what certain
pieces Of property sold Tor ten or &c.
teen years ago. Wha1 ere they worth
todayS We do not need 10 answer. In
the history Of the past 700 have many
models, and ell before you " "a ell
post absolute certainty thSt real eS.
tate values viii continue to,Eiss. with
the increase Of population and the nat
uEal demands for reside initial and buSI-
ness locations. Which do you prefer,
che comforts Of your own home or q
package Of rent receipts, and live in
che other fellows houSs2 Why longer
pay tribute 20 CsessEf Why not BE-
independent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

Governor BsowaFd has appointed J..
Emmett Wolfe Of Pensacola to be his
private secretary. to take the place Of
M. A. Brown, recently appointed Sher-
ID Of Duval county. Mr. Wolfe iS the
gentleman who the State Executive
Committee ran SgAinSt Holloway last
year AZ Fesnlt Of the race, he went
20 fer up Salt River that he has just
got back ,-0ssla Star.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19
HEALTHY PLANTs
RSqulrs the NEST Careful AttsntioA q
Well 90 Deed sou.

R0qaiFe the Nest Careful AttaAtioh o.
Well 90 Decd Sou.
DID you ever see a rossbush which,
despite the most benehcent environment
Of sOil-of sunshlno-and o. atmosphere,
-seemed never 20 achieve q healthy
growth.
A ton 81 manure will not help plant
that has q eankeF eating out its heart.
You must DESTROY the cause before you
can remove the effect,
You cannot cure DandruR and Bald
ness by rubbing on hair btions, and
rubbing IN vaseline. etc.
You must look 20 che cause OF the
trOuble--it'a a germ a. the roots OF
your hair which causes Il 20 fall out.
Nswbro's HepIcido destroys the germ.
and healthy hair Il the sure result.
SOLD BY leading druggists. SEM IOo. IN
stamps Tor sample % The Herpicids Co..
Detroit NiRh
J. y, Bedford 4 Co., special Agents
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

Prices on naval stores seem to be go
ing higher and higher, and TeSin that
has been cold ala moderate price, now
leaps TO che handsome price Of t41OpoF
barrel Ifit keeps on soaring upward
II will soon Be as valuable 90 chunks
Of gold. The business iS booming in
thi6 section and the men who are en-
gagged in this Industry will soon be
along with the fellows who are obliged
20 use six figures TO quote their rating.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19
svNsrRokEs.

The weather Ia iOSt One for baseball,
bus We lack she team.
Some Georgia cities are quaTantlnIng
agaIhst Florida oranges, bat lee the
mullet 60 undIsturbed.
The shade trees are looking better
every day - che trinmsFs get through
with them. Lee the sidewalks come
next,
The only trouble with Greene and
GaYnOF securing bail Il that someone
might kldnap them. II IL best not 10
be caught mapping.
The cOloFed preacher who got into
the wrong seat IN che Pensacola street
car, was prosecuted for violating the
Tulss OF the company, which did not
interfere WIth che color line,
Before Hon. W. J. Bryan returns
from bic "trip abroad be viii make the
Taft blowout lOOk Ike 80 ssnta. The
Fnlpihos will give him z big ssnd.oa
and japan will do him great hOaOr.
The editor Of The MsnAtss Record
and HE force Of employees have been
laid up with dengus fever, aud last
week issuSd only half.shSet The Rec.
ord IL not 10 vsry good trim for hand.
ling those fellows without gloVeS," 90
promised q week OF 90 ago.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19
Stars oF ORi0, CrrT 90 TOLEDO,
LUcAs CoURfr, ~

cNATN oN 0EllNf wv % NuElnu, -
lUcAs CorAfr,
FAnk J. Cheuey makcs oatA that Be
il senior PaEtheF u the aFm % y. ].
Cheney 4 o., doing balinsps iu she
City Of TOledo. ooanly cad State aioFe-
tald, and that uald hpm will pay che
sam % One HundFed DollaFs toe each
and sveTy casa ~ eAlaFFA that cannat
b. cured By the uat 90 Hall't CalhFrh
CnFe. fnANg u. CIIHN6Y,
S0oFn % before ne aHd uuhsoribed
10 my presence. thh eth day % Dtcsm.
bav, A, D, leE1. A. W. GtaAnoS,
tSRAll NotasR Rnhlia.
hhllt CataFph Care 4 tahea lnlaF.
pally and Rets dlrucIly e. NE blood
sd Mucous eaFtncea q the egatam.
Sehd tnF testlmouiall, TIVE.
y. J. CuREEF q Co. Toia1a, q.
Sod b. all dFanEl1ts. Tte.
Tsas Rails Family fits toE eoaStl.
p1lloa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

The wonderful mAntiOn built by
Senator CLARK Of Montana In Fifth
avenue, New York, 10 nearing compile
zion, The total cost will be about
100000, IL not % large ~ one OF
two othsFs in thu, neIRhborhood. but
u b by Tar che most costly Of any Of
ahem.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

AZ matter ot Stel q "cold" IL not
q cold, Dor h u caused by cold. wheu
ihe so-eAlled cold beRina 20 develop d,
10 fever In iIs iuelpieht stagS. Liks
eooaumPtiOu, il ia houss disease. Il
Gao neither attack OF e1i,i uuless there
e ~ laek Of ttesh cir IN The lungs. and
the skln b ahnoFmAl.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

The man who attends 20 che buSI.
nees o. otheTS better than be does bic
own often fndS that he 10 NOS having
much revenue from he oWh buslneSs.
Advice 10 often 90 poor that people do
n0s care 20 take g.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

After working many years attired in
mems clothes 20 locate aud develop
mining claims, MFs. FeFmins saFras
has cold her property ct Reno, Neb.,
TO Q Syndioste Of Boston men for
Gee 900, She had forty claims. This
lady took In washing for years to get
enough TO begin operations.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

Tue fellows Who want tOotball toned
doWh 20 . pleasant aud Sasy Eams
want 70 ,aAs all % the spoFt out % u.
They ere afraid some one WIll Ess huti,
PES Il 10 q tsel that che meu Who play
ioolhAil, and Who retsaia trOm slRaF.
atlSs, beer, Whlaheg, &C.. while 10 ne
gIma, seldom gsi huEi.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

The mother Of she King Of spain
must be an enemy Of her EEK, She
declares that her son must sos mar.
Eied, and that soon. We plty che
woman Who IL che unfortunate victim
Of this eFFatlc yOunG monarch.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

The only teTFoFS . pcaeemAkeF has to
endure are the poems that are sure 70
dos his steps after S0ch an event. No
wonder President Roosevelt desired a
"trip South, Poet Laureate wilson Of
Epgland Will probably have HE eiu.
sion In Washington on ths PFstiden,'s
return.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

The coal baToRs are now beginning
% tsik about people getting their coal
too cheap, The next thing will Be that
they viii want 70 know how they are
going 70 &c, coal a. any price.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

Russia has exchanged 1875 japanese
prisoners for 1900 Russians, That's
about che fighting ratio.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

~ the coal miners hold OF their
strike Until spring, they will confer 8
favor on those who reside In the North,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

~ has BEEN 90 lOnR since come OF the
surviving InsugFeotlonlSts Of Cuba have
mixed 10 . roe chat they are now kick.
in9 a. tho Guallsg Of liberty they ass
oniOglng.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

The late Joseph JelienoB, who died
- Palm Beach last April, leit real
ssiats and personal property 10 the
STATE Of New York valued At Rieb, 600
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

A pFOminsBt phy6lolai says that to
b healthy you mutt smile. Surely Il
d . Oheap remedy and would not 10.
Sure eng one.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

Az advertising bills become due after AFst
appeafanes Of advertisement, nnisas 0therWiSs
STIPULATED IN contract Parties not known 10 us
Niii Be required 70 psy Tor advertising Ia -.
vance. address, THR DALY SUN,
GAtHNaVII.LH. IA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

The union man Wants eight hours for
labdg, while the hOESs works tNiss that
pumbsr Of hours eesh week dsy and
Eoes to church on Sunday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

Mayor Nolan OF Jacksonville has re-.
turned from hlS extended trip TO Mich
igan to TeeupeFate his health.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

Don. sbuss prosperity. USsis TO the
beat advantage.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

4he wlcea-Wsek Sun is ah eightPags. forty
esin paper, published every Monday and
lhg Day, and contatns All tte news % the
~ local, State and geueraL ard win Be-
lle4 postage free, % Gny psrt Of the United
aieaoF Canada, for 500 yeaf-in sdvance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

Readink u6tieesih local column 10 cents line
- ~ lhssFtiga. and cents for each additional
Rataa fog display advertising made known on
.1glailqG.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

Bulk GOOds-Jugs Precinct PREPAID,
e1.50 Per Gallon:
Rye, Gin. Corn. Good grade.
t1O Per Gallon:
Rye, Gin, Corn, Rum. FIne ouaiitV
$3.50 Per Gallon:
Ve' Sln, Corn, Rum. Best for the money
tSO0 Per Gallon:
Ve reach and Apple Brandy. Mellow
ed by age.
AOO Per Gallon:
Victoria Rye, Social Drops Rive. Me6Icira
quality.
LEHP ST, LOUIS BEER. PerDoz
49, \, ..,,s.........,.t =
5s eie ''' '''.''..'..,............... ~
NSit .,S - ''''''.''' ''..,'.,,. ....,.. ] W
Coh,,.. luIA -. ''''.',..s..s..,.,s...... 10
lass Ale, pints. ................. ss
T-i.. ss'Vut v pihts 90. ,....s.s.ss...... 2
rrlees oy the Dbl on application.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19
EXPRESS PREPAID.

Price. IN "Oou' OF same
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

tbs DAILY sUN, published every morning eE-
cept Aoaday, dellyered BY carrier ~ the city, or
naiisd 70 any part Of The United states, postage
IRE, forts q year. Sa.so six months; sI.as three
nio6tlssior 50 cents for Eve wseks-strictiy ia
adtenee
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-28

lei himself loose once IN awhile. II
be didn't, something in him would
burst.
When luncheon tlme arrived the man
approached the head Office boy timidly
and said
Il don't feel like gons out Just now
I-please so out and get some lunch
for me"
The boy nodded confdentially, and
said: "All right; understand" and,
when the mans back was turned, gave
a brief sparring exhibition ending With
an imitation kEockout blow ali Of
which delighted INC pretty typewriter
AT five y. N. the MAD, who bal al
ways hitherto carried his head high,
skunk ont OF The Office. glanced fArtive-
Iy in all directions Ne took a round
about way TO the elevated station and
peered at an The persons in a car be
fore he entered il.
When he reached his block it was
lark and he drew a long sigh Of relief
But he had mol escaped for the day
sc 1is door he mel the jauitor, who
looked him over masistcrialy and
asked;
Do you know who vas making ali
that noise i'm the hall about three
o'clock this morning? Several tenants
have been complaining
= don't know anything about 81. J
Nas in he'd AT Ten o'clock" cried The
man desperately. as be started for his
apartment on the second floor.
Just at The head Of the stairs he ran
into a pretty young woman who star,
ed back, gazed al rim and began 10
shrek AS he entered bis nat. be
heard her saying 10 ibe Janitor.
1t was some drunken brawler.
That night the man wrote 10 his
thief saying that he must take a week
OF. even IL he should lose his place hy
doing so. lie spent nearly All his wax
ing time during The week before a nil.
ror, watching the rainbow hues chase
ono another about that eye aud won
dering why a man with a blsckened
eye should be tortured With ali sorts
Of cruel jests while he would have tbs
sympathy Of bis friends if an secidsnf
had happened 10 bis ear or his nosr
Or his mouth. OF any ether Part OF Die
body y. sun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-28

unsuitable Tor Importation, the score
tary Of the treasury is requested 70 Sc,
cure a reshipment Of these articles be
You'd the jurisdiction of the United
states If this is not done within 30
days from the time the notice is re-
eeiyad, the secretary Of the treasury is
entitled to take possession of the ar
ticles and destroy them,
The powers of the treasury depart
ment are so broad that if impure ar
ticles of food are introduced into this
country it is due not to any imperfec'
ion OF the law, but TO the application
of it. Much of the friction and delay
which were at first experienced in the
application of the law have been al
ready removed and lt'may be said to
The credit of importers that the great
majority express Themselves as heart
ily n sympathy with the purposes and
processes Of the law
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-28
scriptural prodigal out OF business. .
n. Y. Sun,
A BLACK EYE.
AGONY OF THE INNOCENT MAN
WHO GIFTS ONE

Is there any agony equal 10 that OF
The sober, God-tearing man who has
had an eye accidentally blachcned and
6ho is obliged to 90 to business while
ne changes are rung in the dlscolora
on-from black 10 purple, from pur.
pie to sahron and iron saffron TO mud
color?
A man OF This Kind was turning a
corner in Park avenue recently when
a block Of wood driven by a shinny 10
The hands Of a seAoobcy struck him
just beneath The loft eye. Within an
hour The skin all around tho eye was
pulled and black
When the man entered bis home his
wife did hot rush for remedies TO 70
Hcyc him She jus; clasped her hands
stared at him aud murmured:
Good Lord.
lie has never been able 10 under
stand why he blushed. but he did
blush and stammered.
IL was struck by a shiny
-"
struck by aha, la, ha.' his wife
laughed shrilly you don't tell me
Struck by aha. la Ia! Is a. Skinny
tall like the high balls that men talk
about? Struck By aha. ha hal -
and she went OH into Mysteries.
The next day the man went 20 his
Office AS he stepped into the elevator
he man at the lever grinned cordially
and remarked in consoling tone:
I had a worse one than that when
q fellow punched me in front Of Tam
many nall on election night"
When the nan entered bis Office SIX
~ his associates we're al their desks
tie did not wait for them to discover
him one by orc. bat walking boldly
o The middle Of the room, b. said
leBanuy. GOOD morning how are
eoae- Then TO criuch the matter.
ne added. after the manner Of Nj
Tools 4 am veil. hoE are you?r
The six associates looked Up at him.
looked at one another. chuckled fend
ishiy and made answer as follows.
Nc You remember I asked yos
o join me ii boxing lessons. but you
wouldn't Every man should learn l-DH
o save hts face even L b. does teach
D a SUNDAY aclool
10. 2--Seter Argue villa a lamp
post. John.
No ats funny how some men get
geamelsome ahen they take a drop To-
much. 70 alVays makes me merry.
30. 4.-You ought TO have couHtsrso
ifh tsHf Ter
- LET Iohn alcns He dcssa
Sc Il fcr il otter tut Ehen he 5osz
he S hummer.
Ea well. every nan las got C
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-28
TO SECURE PURE FOOD.
Authority Exercised by the Govern
Hent and Results That Have
Been Secured.

IL the early part of 1883 the first
act was passed authorizing the inspec-
tion of imported foods, this covering
tea alone. Il was 20 years later that
the new era in the progress of food
control in the United States began
through the passing of another law
far more comprehensive than the frs.
Congress has now granted to the sec
retaly OF agriculture the right and
authority to fix and proclaim stand
ards OF purity of food products in the
United States. Including as IL does
feed, drugs beverages .andments ami
ingredients of such artcles,dit CONF
prises practically all materials enter
ing nto The competition OF the Amer
lean menu. The secretary Of the
treasury is permitted to open orig
inal packages containing food prod
ucts which are dangerous TO the
health OF the people of the United
States. or which shall be falsely brand
cd either as TO their contents or as 10
the PLACE Of their manufacture or pro-
ductiOn." delivering specimens TO the
secretary of agriculture for inspection
and analysis, and the secretary of the
treasury shall refuse TO deliver to
the consignee any goods which the
secretary of agriculture reports 10 him
as having been inspected" and found
IN violation Of the conditions OF the
act.
4. W. Wiley. chief OF the bureau OF
chemistry. has given in the year book
of the department Of agriculture a
brief outline of the manner in which
the Inspection of food products offered
for importation into the United States
is effected. When request is made by
the secretary OF agriculture upon the
secretary of the treasury for samples
from any invoice % food products
when be may think demands inspec
tion the latter. through the proper Of
fici7is AZ the ports. issues notice OF
de;ention 10 the consignce Of the N.
voice. and at the same time secures
the samples Teqteated These are sent
TO one OF the three official laboratories
-Nnlcn are At present establlsned a.
Washington. New York and San Fran
ciseo-where The examination takes
pla'e
# be samples in question are found
to be Of a nature contrary 10 the prov.
sions Of the law. the consignee is a.
once Informed OF the fact, and an op.
Tport unity is given to him 10 submit evi
dence Of such a nature as he may desire
10 prove the fitness Of the articles foI
import II. after the investigation Is
completed. the officials are satisfied
thai he articles as @ 2 nature which
e net forbidden y law. the detsnticr
= --.rs.5c1 z-1 ~ articles ars e
is3-s. Z = - --z..zry t1- snves
tfEafica shows fkst ri arti-isz ere
-. .-se~-s -.