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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07

1t is not the policy of The Sun to
interfere in the concerns Of individ-
uals or organizations, in which the
public generally lie not directly inter-
ested, nor to advise the members Of
such organization in regard to the
regulation Of its internal affairs. For
this reason The Sun had no comment
TO offer when il was announced that
the Contra. Labor Union had referred
to the affiliated organizations the
question of taking an active part in
politics. The Sun believed then and
believes now that the representative
members of the trades unions have
sufficient judgment TO do what is best
for their own interest without the as
sistance of outsiders. But the re-
markably cordial interest certain ele-
ments outside the organization have
taken in the idea lead to the susplc-
ion that. unless the labor leaders are
cautious. the organization will be
taken advantage of and used to fur
Their some projects. to the advantage
of neither organized labor nor the
citizens Of Padlcah.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07
Baptist.

FIRST The Rev. Calvin Thomp.
son, pastor. Preaching morning and
evening
SECOND-F. NJ. Wilson will I'LL
the pulpit tomorrow in the absence Of
the pastor. the Rev. f. H. Cunning
ham. Morning subject, Concerning
the Soul Its Flight" Evening sub
ject, Hell"
MECHANTCSBURG - Communion
services at IL a. m. Sunday school
at $3.50 p. m.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07
BRYAN AND IMPERIALISM.

William Jennings Bryan says tina
he is not an ''imperialist" which I
the term applied TO those who favo
the continuance of our colonial policy
Certainly~not.s Neither is he for th
single gold standard--but he know
the bone yard when he sees II. In hi
Fourth OF July speech in London o.
the "White Mans Burden" he too
occasion to say:
mo one can travel among the
dark-skinned races OF the Orient
without feeling that the white
man occupies an especially IA
vored position among the chill
dren OF men, and the recognition
of this fact is accompanied by the
conviction that there is a du.., in
separately connected with the adj
~antages enjoyed. There Is
white mans burden--'a burden
which the white man should not
shirk even If he could. burden
which he could not shirk even IL
he would. That no one liyeth
unto him elf or d'eth unto him
self has national as well as an
Individual application. Our des-
TIMES are so interviewer that each /
exerts an influence directly or in
directly upon all others"
He further said:
"But the advanced nations can
not content themselves with the
comforting OF incidental benefits.
If they would justify their lead
ership they must put forth con-
scious and constant effort for the
promotion OF the welfare of the
nations which lag behind. Incl
dental benefits may follow even
though the real purpose OF a ma
ton is a wholly selfish one. for as
the sale Of Joseph into Egypt re-
suited in blessings to his family
and to the land OF the Pharaohs,
so captives taken in war have
sometime spread civilization, and
blacks carried away into slavery
have been improved by contact
with the whites. But nations
cannot afford to do evil in the
hope that Providence will trans
mute the evil into good and
bring blessings out Of sin. Ma
lions, II they would be great in the
better sense of the term, must in
tend benefit as well as confer II,
they must pan advantage. and
not leave the results to chance"
That is making a noise like a ma,
turning around. but if in rurure cam
,Daiens somebody draws the "deadll
psrallel" on him. Mr.. Bryan Will b,
brought to a full realization of tn,
meaning of the expression: "Oh
tfat mine enemy would write
book"
!. TO the accusation that he is an i'm
osrialist Mr.. Bryan says regarding hi
speech;
Nobody can find in II the slightes
trace of approval of policy of seiz
une and despotic control"
That Is juggling with a phrase
Nobody n America favors "a policy
of selzpre and despotlc CONTROL The
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07
Rher Stages.

Thursday and Friday were notable
on the river from the fact that the
river fell al every point on those
days except two. where the river
was on a stand There will be no
rise until another rain. The gauge
registered a stage OF S.4 this morn
ing, fall OF O5 IN the last "a hours.
This week has been unparalleled for
business on The river at this point.
All the Tennessee river boats have
brought barges in tow to handle the
freight. and the Lee and Fowler
lines have not maintained schedules
because Of heavy business. Labor
troubles have been twice felt at such
busy season. In Nashville and Pa
ducah the, demand ifor labor. for
street improvements has drained the
river Of labor. and, the usual sum-
mer lazlness OF the roustabouts has
aggravated the scarcity. Passenger
business assumed larger proportions
than any week this year.
The Georgia Lee from Cincinnati
viii arrive late this afternoon on the
way to Memphis
The Inverness left today for the
Tennessee river after ties for the
Ayer-Lord Tie company.
The John Hopkins arrived this
morning from Evansville and left al
IL O'Clock for the same point. No
Evansville packet tomorrow.
Sunday night the Dunbar will ar
rive from Nashville and lie over un-
III Monday noon when it starts for
| Clarksvil,e.
Sunday at noon the Joe Fowler
will arrive from Evansville and lie
over until Monday at IL O'Clock be-
fore leaving on the return trip.
The City of Saltillo will come out
of the Tennessee river Sunday night
or Monday, on the return trip to 81.
Louis. Telephone the wharf for tn,
J exact time.
The Savannah will leave St.Louis
/ this evening and arrive here Sunday
night. on the in trip TO the Tennessee
river.
The Dick Fowler got away on time
this morning for Cairo and way
points, and will be due to return to-
night at o'clock.
Gradually but surely conditions Oh
the rivers are changing. And the riy-
er man with a memory no longer
than ten years ago can recall diff
/ ferent order of things than nov OBJ
talns A few years back the big side
wheel boats were common on the
rivers but today they are becoming
extinct along with the buffaloes, the
Indians, and other western features.
River traffic has contracted almost
beyond The comprehension OF the
generation OF today. However,
large part of the expansion OF the
river business years ago was not al
together normal and today It is on a
much frmer basis. II smaller. Side
wheel boats cost as high as $780,
900 apiece, when river traffic was in
its flower. The Ohio river was full
of them, though not always so ex-
pensive. There are still some in the
upper Ohio river trade and on the
Mississippi river.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07
WATER NOTICE.

Patrons Of the Water company are
reminded that their rents expired
June 30, and those who desire TO re-
new them should do so before IL is
forgotten. All premises not paid for
ON or before July 10, will be discon-
tinued. ana the cost OF shutting OF
and turning ON water will BE- 500.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07

A special train will leave Paducah
union depot 3 a. m. Sunday, July 3,
carrying Knights of Columbus 10
Cairo. The train will stop at Elev-
enth and Broadway to take on pas
sengers holding tickets. Returning.
train will leave Cairo about mid
night. Tickets can be secured at city
ticket Office. $40 Broadway until D.
m. Saturday. July I.
J. r. DONOVAN. Agent.
X. NJ. PRATHER. T. A.. Union De-
pot.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07

The greensboro Inquirer editorially
plainly states that Ollie James ran
away to England to escape the impor-
tunities of the anti-Beckhamites, who
wish him to be their candidate for
governor. He's not game. Mayor
Ye.ser never budged.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07

Several boys assembled Bald noun
tain near Deadwood to celebrate the
Fourth. The party became scattered
by reason of premature explosion of
dynamite--so scattered and confused,
in fact, that their relatives he'd a joint
funeral service. because they couldn't
distinguish the fragments.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07

TENTH STREET The Rev. B
w. Bass. pastor. Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m. Regular services.
FIRST Sunday school and com
munion at usual hours. ID, stran
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07
Mr.. simons Not Married.

In a communication to The Sun,
Mr. Dan Simons states that the publ
cation in the local papers few days
ago Of his marriage is an error. This
is of the whole clothg' he writes, "and
how It started l don't know"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07
German.

EVANGELICAL The Rev. VIII
liam Bourquin. pastor Sermon in
German in the morning. English ser,
vice in the evening. subject, Good
News" Miss Mabel Shelton will sing
in the evening.
LUTHERAN The Rev A. c. IL
ten, pastor. English services In the
evening. No morning service.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07
Suit for Divorce.

Thomas Bean today filed suit
against Edna Bean for divorce. al
leging abandonment. They were mar
ried in 1896 and separated in June.
1905.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07

Duke of Alruzzi. who assembled
Mount Ruvenzori. $4,000 feet high,
at Uganda. Central Africa, has at
tanned the summit OF his ambition.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07

Capt A. j. Carroll. OF Danville.
Tenn. has returned home after visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Susan Carroll. of
North Seventh street.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07
Presbyterian.

CUMBERLAND The Rev. 3. II
Eshman, pastor. Regular services.
Communion in the morning.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07

Glad to welcome you back. Sister
Cairo. It's no fun fighting anybody
Q'eo
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07
Daily Thought.

"Follow duty and conscience with
out regard to the present advantage. :"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07

County Judge r.. t. Lightfoot has
returned from Frankfort, where he
had gone on professional business.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07

Mr.. Roy Stanley has gone to Creal
Springs for a vacation.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07

The Kentucky will leave at G
o'clock this evening for the Tennes-
see river.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-07

you DON'T NAVE TO WAIT
kyery dose makes you feel better. Las.Fos
keeps your whole 'usidss right sold on the
mors- hs~s rIsp evervvhsrs. ? Zee IN 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

9iprlton uno 2opnaj oel GoItillo sum
@enerolmojor Der 5meiten Giplnor
Der Snllergenten : Armee. I$bcrt,
W|lreo, Irencibo unO 2uas murOcn
81 Srlgaoe-@ enerGlen gelpGblt.
Die GongreBmitglieoer @opin, Nos
nero uno ga Guerra uno Nn0erc,
lpcId)e Sonntog 9(bcllo 9lsbcrt mo
onOere Gebeleniiibrcr beiudt botter,
tcbrten geltern Morgen naf Sapono
5uriid uno berihtetcn, Die 9febellcn
b1tten $3.50 Wann 5uiiden Arropo
arenas unb @oiap con5entrirt, Gle
&ebellen erfldrten, bas Sdreibcn OeS
E%rdiiOenten Toolepelt babe einen er'
ireuliden ginorud oui iie genlodt II.
oallelbc gclte pqn ErGIioent Falmo'S
Seriiigung 6eSiielid Der Ginitcllilllg
ser 6cinoieligfeiten. g~e5ilglid) Der
Observation-Disclosures botten lie Je'
bof penig SIT lagcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Strife bciacleat.

Scrre Sante, Snb., Is. Sept.
= Ter Strife IN oenNrilbcn oerSun.
oalio Goal so. mlirbc beigelegt, nod.
Gem Die @eieuihoit Die 6oroerulgcll
Der Irbeiter eriiiat botte. Sellte gil;.
gen Die 5000 arbcitcr micocr on sic
arbeit. Gle @eiellid)oit bat iid ie.
bod bos Hcdlt bea IppellN an oic
@eridlte fir Die cnbgiiltigc gntihci,
biing ocs StreitiaIles r%eierpirt. Ger
Ilisitano mar angeiagt poroen, neil
Die @eieuidoit brei M1nner entlai.
ien botte, melde p1breno Der grbeit
Sd,iiiIc obgeiellert botterl. Iieie orci
gemabregelten arbeiter peroen mic
Der aiiigenommen wcrben uno iollcrl
ibren 2obn iiir Die 3eit ibrer Gntlai'
Jung erbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
8cfGlidtr itGStiid)e Mnmciinnsen.

Sen @cit, 6lo., Is. September,
- Inter con5cairten it1otiihen sln.
%meilun0cn buben Die nellcrnablten
itGbtiihcn @comtcn iolde I'M 9etro.
&c BON mcbrcren Souienb Collars
gefltnOcn, mclhe IN bctriigeriider
@cilc ousgeitcllt poroen limo, inoenl
mon bic 3obuiite iiir StroBenperbei-
icrungcn OcrboppeIte. 8enuh lit Die
Sobe bcs 9etruges nidt feitgeiteQt,
ober guoitoren limo nit ser Turd)-
Iift Der Gcdnllngen bcihGftigt.
Ter friihcre Stobt-Glerf Soiepb
Gllrrp, lpeld)cr ole oieie gnpeiiu1t.
gen 81 nntcrScid)nen bottc, bot iid)
tiir5lid) bon bier nod @olpeltpn be-
gcbell, 100 CT pcrboftet iporocn lit un6
lid sur Hiiffcbr obrc H%euuiiition
bcreit erfl1rt bot. Sn elmer Ser.
lnmnllling Der Ilbermen muroc Die
SerboItllng 0cs friibercn Wopors
Ncn Sreppr uno ocs friiberen Gorlit.
5crs be% 6innn5-Gomite's Sbomos
Tobcrts ongcororet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
2pb ser GGicogocr g Of a d) t
hauScr.

2onbon, IS. September .-Wil'
liam Sop0or, ncld)cr Die Mebgcrin'
nllno Der Stobt 2onbon nuf bcnl
iiingit in Wtilpollfce obgeboltcnen
Gonpcnt oe@ &erbunbca Der Mebger.
mciitcr scr Ser, Stootcn pcrtrctcn
bat, lit nod) 2onbon S%llriidgefcbrt,
8citern iprod er iih IN cinem Sn-
terpieip ilbcr Die Grgebnilic %ieiller BE.
obodtungen, Die or bel Ocm Selud)e
peridieoener Gbicagoer S6lnd)tb1il.
ier 9cnlod)t bot, aus. @ic Sr. SoDs
Don io9tc, bot or Den 9etricb in ollen
Gin5clnhciter, bonn Sdylohten bis
gum Gonicrpircn, u1tcriudt. - Gaa
Shladten 0cihicbt In Scr bunnon-
item ulb miIienihoitlid)lten @eilc,
ob1lcid) cS Nid)tmcbgcrn obitoBeno
erid)cinen fonntc. gr ionb, Bob Die
glrbeitcr icl6it iuliber norcn lllb Die
9lode, ionic Subboocn %aliBcroroc1t-
lid rein mnb gut 9cbolten iuurOen.
Scinc @eobodtungcn 5uiamnen-
foiierlb, io9te ST.. Sopbon:
nGos britilde Tublifunl bat nid)ta
81 fiird)tcn. iuerln cs Erobutte bieicr
Sirmcn fault. Sd iprod) nit pielell
2cllten III Den Gcr. Stooten mo 60
nobo iibcr bcn mobrcr acrn uno Die
9coci,tlng Der ggitotion gegen Die
Sd)loftbGllicr, uno id) bin 81 Dem
ShluB 9clon9t, BOB lie sum groBell
Sbcil politiid)cr Totur mar. Sd
iuiilidc olsbriidlid) 5ll ~betoncn, ooi
mcinc 9cilld)c nid)t porbcr anQcmcl.
oct morcn, Sd inb nit Den slltaen
zines SotpcrltGnbigen mno fam in
ebrlider llebcr5cugitno io0cr, bob i'd
III bem @etriebe Nid,ts iob, MORAN
man bate Iritob ncbmen %tonucn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Grplpiion mn6 QebcmsDcrlnit.

W onongabcI Gitn, va,
Is. September. = Turh Die Grplo-
lion Oes Gompffciiels elmer 6rad)t'
lofomotipe Der Eittsburg & Gbarle.
iton 9abn muroen Der Sofomotiofiib'
rer nno Sei5er ~eetobtet, bier anoere
Angelteate idruer pcrlebt unb Die 60.
fomotipe ionmt aobiiie total rui.
nirt. 9ie Grploiiun ercignete lid
bel Soriton-Hnn pier @cilen unter.
balb Monongabelo Gitp. aQe Scr.
Ietten ipurocn an 8eiid)t uno SGn.
ben perbriibt uno erlitten ifpcre
Guetihungen. Sic nuroen bierber
ms Soipital gebrod)t unb mcroen
mabridcinlid nit bem 2cbcn oapon
fommcn. Gic llriadc ser Grploiion
lit nid)t bcfanrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
BRIAN an @aroaman.

Sad 0 II, Wili., 1S. Sept.- Sn
cincm Shrciben an ben 8onperncur
Garoomar, 1peIdes ioeben pcr6iient-
Iiht nurbe, erfIGrt @nl. s. Yrpan,
auf oen Ncgieruneseriperb Der gile,.
babncu ici or bauptiGflit) perinllcn.
I'm Der Corruption III Der Yolitif Elm
SIT mofer, pelfe ourb Den
Yriuatbetricb Scr Sabncn eiugeriiien
iei. Sn SEM 9riefe beiBt es:
sic 6aben Hed)t, tpenn Sic in9en.
ib niiroe Dem Yripotbetrieb ben Dor.
Sltg gebcn, pel1n er Iid init 2olitcr.
felt lit ser 6iientlifcn Eolitif nnb
SuIti5piIege pereinbaren licbe, unb
id iei mir nit @iberiireben ;u mel.
mem gegenpdrtigen Stonopuntte III
Der 6rage gelangt. Sd bin aber iiber.
5er,gt. bnB aiid Sic u,o an0ere Ge.
mofraten, lrenn alid nit Wioerltre-
ben, fir oenlelben Stolopuuft &c.
pcnnen peroen. @os sic Eartei or-
gcbt, 10 fam Tie nur bnnocln, menn
Die Stimmgeber gum SanOeln bcreit
iirlo, uno es lit in Siciem guscnbIid
mmoglid,, 5u iasel,, in pie melt Die
6iientlide Ieiniing fir Den bon mir
scmohten IprihIog cintreten miro"
Der @rief be5iebt iid al,i sic BON
Gouperneur Sarbaman pcrGiientlih-
te grflarung, bab er Dem Triuatbe'
trieb Ser g~iienbnbnen u,ter &egie'
rungsauiiid)t oen Torjrg gebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

@robiiirit ioQ noG Gurhlcillng oeS
Eroiefts erfldrt bobcu: IS lit ollbcr-
orOentlid, 0oB Sic icbt, nad Dem &c
gen Sic begongenen WorOueriudc,
Elm 2iberolcr acporoen iin0. Sic lino
liberal ans Tllrd)t DOR Der 9cpolllz
tion, niht olra lleber5cllgung."
General Grcpoff ioQ iih icinc &olt'
1tcIllu,g lillo ben Gcrluit Scr @naoc
bcs G5orcn 10 icbr 81 @cr5cn 1c1owl.
men boben, Dab er bic lebtcn Gage in
b0aioer acknowledgements 5ltbradte.
glnl Morgen Oes 13. September fanO
er nri ieinem Sdreibtiide Elm Sdrcis
ben, ooS inn baS SooeSurtbeil oeS
HcpulutionS sGomite'S fiinocte. Gr
pltrOe Oo0urd lln9enlein crrcgt nnO
BON 0er5frGmpfcn bcfollcn, Die i6licBs
lid icinen Sob berbciiiibrten.
@urbc Srcpoff pcrgiftet?
Petersburg, IS. Scpt.-In$
.Huiiiidc Banner" ous reoftipn0re
Organ, ncId)cs 5ltr @riilrOllng elmer
tcrroriitiiden @egcn . Organization
%ouimlntcrt, ulo mcld)em bic Grmor.
hung oeS gbgcorbnetcn ScrbenItein
i'm Sl,li 8. $. 5llr Gait geIegt miro,
pcrIlld,t, Ocn Zoo ocs Generals Gre,
poif ais cine nellc Hodctbot bin5ll.
itclcn. Sic 3citlng ociltct an, DER
n~critorbcnc Commandment bcS faiicr-
Ii6en EoloItcS iei ucrGiftct morocn.
Sier oniGiiige Silbcn brlngct oengSn'
nteit ocS Gr . Frcmicrs Witte nit
oicicr Nnoclltung III Terbin0unG,
@roi @ittc miro Don Sen Ncottion0-
Ten mc6r gebobt ais bon ocn Gcpo-
IutionGren. Ger Yoli5eiprGfcft bat
sen Scrousgcbcr ocS oGilI'iidcn9ons
ncr" 5lt lid g%erllfcn unb linn mar.
memo a%uigcgcbcn, bcn Ion leincS
@lottcS 81 mGbigcn.
2opoliit crihoiicn.
9crlin, is. September. - Ger
Correspondent Der rSoiiiid)cn Bet.
tllng" in Nigo meloet, Dab Der letti'
ide 9oucrngiltS. 9eiiber gtidcliobn III
llrflla, melfcr bic 9allcrll gum
Sdrb Der oortigcn STRIDE nno hires
EoitorS gegen Die Mcpollltion0re or
aoniiirt bate, eridpllen poroen lit.
g9ie Is in Der Gcpci6e meitcr beibt,
entienoet Der General @ollpcrncur
abcrmolS Stroi -Grpeoitionen in boS
,Snllcrc bon &llrlull0.
Ger Glen MI i.
YeterS bnrh IS. Scptcmbcr.-
Gin ncllcr llfos OcS G5urcn pcrIil9t,
ooB Ferionen, lpclde iid) bcbarrlld)
lpeigerr, Seercsoienite 81 %leiItcnL Iid)
Der @ciobr ollsicben, nidt bios Der
biirgcrlihen mo peri0nlidcn Hcftc
fir Die Goiler BON ieds Sobren be-
roltbt 5u iperOen, Ionoern audi Die
3pongSeinltclllun9 III Elm GiS5ipl!s
mar, Battalion iiir Die Goucr bon 6
,SuDren, iotuic cine Strnibnit bon
4 bis 6 Sobrcn 81 9eluGrtigcn Daben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Ser.

lllplY luul lplS IliN ~Hui'I
iommlung.
y ten npeftionsrei1c
per bpben.
Cine ser @irfungen ser Neiie oeS
&riegS = ScfrctGrs Soft naf) Sa-
puna lit Die porlGuiige Gerlfiebung
Ger Snipcftionsreiie, melfc i'm in
9e9leitung oes Stabsfcis, General
Bel, gusgan9s oes Monats nod
GDidomouoa uno ben Sorts Sberi-
ban, smelling uno Hilcp bate fiih'
rem lolen unb mcld)e nit Dem Flan
in Serbinoung itebt, itutt Der piclen
fleinen Armeepoiten groBe fir 9ri'
goben uno iclblt fiir 9ipiiionen nit'
5uleaen. Sor Dem 3uiummentritlc
oes Gongrelics 0iirfte Die Sour obcr
bod nod sur gusiiibritng fommcn.
Ia Setret1r 5ait frat icines Inlte5
Eroliocnt bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8rell5eS uno Stills Sefret1r Bacon
WtitglieO 0eS Grefutip IlsifuIieS
oicler Scrcinigung lit, 10 miro audi
Die auf ben %. 3. %. onbcrollmteSi.
bltng oes Grefiltip s Gomite's, in mel
der @elhdfte be5iiglib oes llnterItii.
bungsfonos fir Son Sran5isco or.
leOigt pcrben ioaten, eincn gufitub
erlciben.
Se0erationo o 2abcr.
Die regelmdBige @ierteljabrcs.Si.
sung oeS @reflltipratbeS Der Inleri.
cott federation Of 2obor muroe bclltc
bier e%r0ffnct. Solgcnoc Witglieber
poren 5ugegen: ErGiiocnt 8ompers,
Die 8icc . ErGiibentcn Duncan, 81
Council, Morris, Sopes, aeeie nno
&nlentinc, Der SdaBneiitcr 2cnnon
uto Sefrct1r Morriion.
Nod Dem porgelegten Sinol5berid,t
fir Die eli oh~gelaufenen Wonate oc5
SiafuliobrcS Der Seberntion betrilgen
bic Ginnobmen $t92,S90, scr am /.
Sftobcr 1905 ~porbanoene 9ourpor-
rotb ma $tt1,265, 5uiammcn $780,
155; Die Nusgabcn betrugen $2O6,s
1872. Ser Soorporrotb am 1. Sep,
temlber 5. 5. mar $10O,l23. Sir Die
internotionole Su6oruder : Union
nurOen, llnt oicic in ibrcm Sample
nm Den odtitiinbigen 9(rbeitstag SIT
ultcritiibcn. I'M @ege Der 9cIteue-
rlii1g Der WitglieOcr SOL, 1888 aufge'
hraht.
3ollporidriftcn obge.
mil0ert.
Ger S6abomts , Sefretur bat Die
beitebenben Sorid)riften ilber OieGnt.
lnbme importirter Woaren aus Coll
ipci6ern IN Der @eiie iucieitlih mo-
o"iii5irt, bob Snlporteure bos Ged,t
Der @ntnubme Oaourh iibertragen
f%onnen, baB tic Die STEELE auf Der
Sormuloren, Die fir ben Hnnnen bcS
nellen 9eliters beitinmt it,tinaiiS-
gefiilt loiien unD baourd) irgeno eli
men ipGteren Snbober ser @uorcn,
lpenll er es miini6t, in Stuno lcben
f0nnen, 8elo auf Die 8ooren prompt
5l e%rlongen. llntcr ben bisberigcn
&orid)riitcn fonnten @ooren MIR
ourd) oen Smporteilr ielblt oOer ben
unmittclbor nahfolgenoen Better,
beiien Namen angegeben icin mubte,
entltomnten lperOen.