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GOMPERS TO THE PRESIDENT.
Asks His influence TN Behalf OF the Pearrs
Anti-Injunction Bill.

WASHINGTON, May l2.-Samuel Gompers
and Frank Morrison, president and score
tary, respectively, Of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor, called on President Roosevelt
this afternoon to present a long letter,
| signed by Mr.. Gompers, bearing upon the
anti -injunction bills now pending in Con-
gress. It was submitted in accordance with
a suggestion made by the President at the
interview OF March Il, when the so-called
"bill Of grievances" was laid before Mr.
In his communication Mr.. Gompers di-
rects the attention Of the President TO- the
junction bills. with a view 'ato enlist your
legitimate influence in our behalf in order
that realization and not disappointment
shall await us at h end OF the present
session Of Congress
Mr.. Gofnpers informs the President that
the federation caused to be made by thor
oughly competent lawyers a very careful
study OF the subject OF the Jurisdiction OF
the court to grant injunctive relief, with q
view to ascertaining not how great, but
how small a demand labor could afford to
with, "would give the relief to which we
are clearly entitled"
/ The American Federation OF Labor favors
the passag e Of what il known as the Pearre
anti-injunotion bill and, is opposed to the
DahS1 &c OF tnb olIDSTt I'M. OppOsitiou W
the latter measure Ia based on the ground
that Its enactment might be made a pre-:
text for denying us the substantial relief
to which we viii never cease believing we
are entitled"
Mr.. Gompers complains that the Presi.
dent has been placed In the position Of
indorsing the Gilbert bill, and ne suggests
that he communicate TO the House Com
mittee on Judiciary his exact sentiments
on the pending an~ti-injunotlon measures.
Here is a passage from Mr.. Gompers's
| Congress toward the anti-injunction bills:
'0f course we hesitate to accuse any com
~lnittees of Congress Of being .actuated by
Improper motives and hostile purposes,
notwithstanding we might have sufficient
substantial grounds for such an accusation
The letter concludes as follows
an closing / would say that l should
feel remiss in my duty II did not again
remind you Of the vital interests which all
workin gmen, and, In fact, all men, have In
putting a stop to judicial usurpations,
which will, unless checked, lead inevitably
to the destruction Of mans most important
constitutional rights"
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PROVINCETOWN RELENTS.
Admiral Evans's Crews May Play Ball
There on Sunday.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-Aoting Secretary
Of the Navy Newberry received q despatch
from the Selectmen Of Provincetown this
morning in which they withdraw their
objections to the men Of Admiral Evans's
fleet playing baseball in that city on Sum-
day. In Admiral Evans's report on the
situation he said that as the Seleotmen Of
the town represented not only the city,
but law and order, he would be governed
by their wishes and stop the ball playing.
Incidentally, he recommended that Prov
incetown be taken of the itinerary Of the
fleets course, and naval officers are Of the
opinion that this suggestion caused the
Selectmen to withdraw their objections.
The despatch from the Selectmen, which
is signed by George Allen, Herman Cook
and G. Austin Cook, is as follows;
We are Of the opinion that the petition
signed by the Selectmen Of Provincetown
irregular. therefore We withdraw that part
OF said petition.
SELRcTMES OF P~RovINcErowN.
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fIEHtbE ECHTtIb0uIo' Ut NJ
WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR TO DAY AND TO MORROW
For eastern NEG York. fair today, eroepi shousrs
IN n6rih portion: fair and cooler 10 .morroU: brisk
tptst 10 southwest ufnds.
For New England. showers to-day and cooler
In north portion; fair TO morrow: brisk southwest
shifting to west winds.
For eastern Pennsylvauia, Delaware and Mary
land. fair 10 day and to morrow; fresh 70 brisk
southwest winds.
For New Jersey. fair TO day and warmer on the
coast; fair 10 morrow and cooler In the interior:
Increasing southwest winds.
For the District OF Columbia and Virginia, fair
to-day; partly cloudy TO morrow: fresh southwest
10 south winds.
For western New York. showers and thunder
storms TO day. and cooler In eastern portion; partly
cloudy 10 morrow; fresh 70 brisk west winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
10000 IMMIGRANTS IN APRIL.
The Largest Number in Any One Month In
the History OF the Service.

WARRINGTON, May 12.-More than $780,
900 aliens arrived at ports OF the mite
States In April. These are the largest re-
turns for q single month in the history OF the
immigration service. In April, 1905, immi
grants to the number OF $4,000 were al,
The preceding year Of 900. Immigration
from Russia continued to increase, $4,000
narsops from that country having been
admitted in April last, as compared with
10, 600 in the corresponding month OF 1905;
For the six months period ended Apri ~
last there were 528 .965 arrivals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
Secretary Root Rents the Morton House.

WASHINGTON, May l2.-secretary Of State
Root has rented the house at Rhode Island
avenue and Scott Circle owned and re-
Gently occupied by Levi P. Morton, former
Vice-President. II was the Russian En-
b .ssy WI on Count Cassini was Ambas-
3 dor. The house IL an imposing one,
built Of red brick and brown stone, and
contains about thirty rooms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
House Committee Makes Publicity Bill
More stringent.

WARRINGTON, May 12.-The House Com
mittee on the Election OF President, Vice
President and Members Of Congress rca ched
an agreement to-day to take final action
next Saturday on the bill which has been
advocated by Perry belmont providing for
publicity Of contributions to national and
Congress elections. The committee agreed
tsined in any OF the pending bills against
contributions from national banks n
kindred institutions which are under Gov
eminent inspection,
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Col. Crowder Ordered From San Francisco
to Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE War DEPART
ment has issued orders for Col. Enoch H.
Crowder OF the Judge Advocated Generals
Department to return from San Francisco
To Washington and become Acting Judge
Advocated General Of the army In The alb
eence Of Gen. George b, Davis. Gen. Davis
will 20 to Europe In a few weeks to repre-
sent the United States in the Geneva Red
Cross conference.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13

Is free from harmful elements.
It's alkalinity destroys mouth acid
germs. 1t permeates the entire
tooth and mouth structure with It's
healthy fragrance. A tonic to the
gums. SOZODONT Is an article of
merit. It's popularity Of sixty years
will attest to that.
Remember SoZODoNT.
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Senator Hepburn seriously iii.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator w. B.
Hepburn Of Idaho is seriousiy III in bis
apartments at Stoneleigh Court, and his
family and friends are more concerned
tonight over his Ease than at any time
since his illness began.
The Senator has been suffering from
a recurrence Of appendicitis, which at
tackled him first last November. His case
has become complicated by kidney and
stomach trouble. The last attack oc-
CURED about two weeks ago,a and since then
the Senator has not left his bed. His tenn
Of times the past week and bis vitality is
very low. Three physicians attend him.
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Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WARRINGTON, May 12.-The collier Justin
has arrived at Hongkong and the gunboat
Scorpion at Pointe a Pitre.
The gunboat Nashville has sailed from
San Pedro de MRooris for San Juan and the
tug Choctaw from Norfolk for Washington.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, May la-Thcse army orders were
Issued to day:
Lieut.. Col. John NJ. Banister, DEPUTY Surgeon
General. from treatment at general hospital, Wash
inRton, 10 his station.
Dental Surgeon Franklin z. Wing. from Fort
Riley TO fort d. A. Russell
Second Lieut., Frederick u. Syenson, Third
Infantry, from Brooklyn 10 Fort Slocum for OBJ
servatlon and treatment,
Major Walter K. Wright, from Seventh to Eighth
Infantry,
Major James a. Goodin. from Eighth to Seventh
Infantry,
Major Jefferson R. Kean, Surgeon Major, Charles
z. Wooding. surgeon. and Major Charles Lynch
General Stad, detailed to represent the medical
department OF the army. at the nifty seventh annual
meeting OF the American Medical Association
Boston, June s to 8,
Second Lieut.. Frank r. Weeks. artillery corps.
is honorably discharged from the service OF the
These navy orders were issued;
Commander J. B. Milton. to war college, New
port, R. /.
Midshipmsn H. X. Aiken and ]. B. Goldman,
from the Texas 10 the New Jersey.
Surgeon j. y. D., Cordetro. placed on The retired
usk
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Everything Quiet in G~uadeloupe.

WASHINGTON, May i2.-Lieutenant- Com
mander Jones Of the gunboat Scorpion,
which was sent to Guadeloupe last Thurs
day because Of election disturbances. has
reported his arrival. He says that every
thing is quiet In ~Guadeloupe.
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Scfanntmadjnngcn
@hrrnu pes Observation-Disclosures.

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Gle Gomlmiiidre iiir Den Surbbrud Der Sltu,
Ben in oer Staot Baltimore Dubclt IN ngt upm
&cieb ourgCfhriebenct 9Seiic lDrelt clloalLll.g,n
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in gcmIb Der 9Soridrjttclt oc2 eUu'ttt22 ,, wS
Siaot Baltimore, gtbtdliiic | I mo ~. ~"
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nlno bes Wiupur5 mo SiuoitdiDe ~ az
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punirt mlirocn, mo bnB Der yidOot mo Slauls
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9erfoncii ODER Gorporalioncn. lpcife ltli osti
borbilt erludbntcn ubgeitGpicn Snil1aoigutleell
ODER ACKNOWLEDGMENT lltbt 6~ultleoel gelieuf
fem iolnct, inilcrbalb brctBtp 2dgetl onnt =.
Wof bc5 ,Snbre5 1906 ol9 benz Satlinl Der
critet Ner6ifcntIi6ung oictr RECOMMENDING
bon feiucr Scite, an in ibrliiltder gSeiie in
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appelliret f6uncll, iHocnt nc ,beld9ico Serlbt
nm cine I;riifutg ocrlelheil crlIdet.
0arrB Il. Suopcr,
HcGiiirator Der Staot baltimore.
(Oiai2, gtG,23)
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T%unncritag, ben 10. Mai 1906.
Mdt Scitcn.
Wpril Ecncr.

Sic Gcrlrlte, melde oiird) Scllcror
briinltc mGbrcnb oc9 Monoto april
in Den Ser. StaotCn un0 Canada an
ucrid)tet milrOen, hclallfen lid ullf
bic cnorme Summc bon 237.501 900
Collars; cine enormc Slumnlc I'M
ScrgIcihe nit 'bemiclbcn Wonot Der
bcioen porbcrgebenOcn Sabre, III &C.
men sic Gcrlitite orrd) Scltcr im9lpril
1904 MIR 23,623,0W lnb in 1905 10.
oor MIR riulo 12 Willioncn Collars
bctrltacn. Ger mcitoli5 groBtc Sbeil
6cs ScilcrihabcnS bonn letter Npril
cntfollt allcrOingS oni Die aotoitro
pic BON Gan 6rorjioco, no CT nod)
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WiIlioncn bcnneilcn miro. Iacin 40
gciebcn BON Oieicnt Hlclcnbrono, Der
biird Naturcrcigniiic pcrllriod1t luilr.
De. gob cS I'M letten Npril llod 29S
Sfnbenfcilcr, bon bellcn je0cs eillct
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600 Collars bcrbeiiilhftc; lcd)s booon
iogor BON 100000 bis $4,000 Col.
lars. Hcdnet nloil al bcn 8robieus
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bcs 9lpril nit 100000 Collars, 10
Itcut lid Der Scucrihoocn iiir Den
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i'll San 6rulSlSco nod OH l2la9til'
lioncn Collars.
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iperbcn. BADEN Die Gcrlid)erulgS'
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ben. ginige IlttenO Serlidlerungs.
8cir1ihoitcn iuerocn bonfcrott lucr.
bcn. 90 lit Die SroocrS 6cuerpcrli-
fcrungS . @eicnihoit in Chicago,
cine Der 9r0Bten @clcllldoitcr int9Se'
Itelt, ihon iett IN Den iSGrOcn citlcS
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Inmncllbrlid) mag Den anocrcr &c
iellifoiten I'M 8eiolgc bubcn. Die iid)
ionit nod b1iten boltcn fonilen. Gle
iiorfcn @cicuidnitcn nit 9roBcn Mc,
ierpcn unb tbeilmciicr Hildpcrlid)e.
rilng iino I'M Stonoc, Die groBcl
Sorberunacn, bic ictt 9citellt pcr'
non ~ brnlpidpu Ttr QntoitrnOh,,
in Son Sran5isco miro inocllen nod,
cine iucitcre Solge boben, GielcSouSs
bciiBcr iperbcn gclteno mofcr, OoB
ibr Gigenibum MIR blird) Sellcr be-
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boS Gr0bebcn. mo bicle Ingclcgcn.
belt oilrd Die @crihte ollStrogcn. IS
miro oIlo jn &unOerten Ero5elien
fonmcn, mclfe bic @crid)tc nod oui
Sabre binoiIS bcihoiti9cn merocn.
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,Italicu nnb NcntidianS.

Gos &~erbultniB 6mild)cn Stalicn
mo Ieutihlonb lit nod INNER nidt
geflGrt. Irr itolicniihc Miniitcr
bcs Aeubcrelt, @roi @uicciorOini, bat
5mor unldngit im italienilhen Scrot
nuf Die Interpolation etncS Senn'
tors iibcr bic Stelllng beS Ireibmn'
hes III Der fiinfti9cn i%iolicnild)cn 80.
Iitif erfl0rt, Der Grcibunb ltebc 10 felt
mic ic. Alcin moll idcint oicler gr.
tIorlrle nift red)t 81 trullet. Ger
Greibnno lGuit ia oiii5icu nod bis
5i,m Sabre 1912, mo cS iuirb feincr
her bctbciIieten M1dtc ciniollen, bic
0inie ber0opoIiiot ol,d) MIR nmSoo'
rcabreitc 81 pcrlollcn. God ncbcn
benz oifi5iellcn Stolicn gibt eo nod
cine iioIieniide Yrclic, mo III 0iclcr
Erelle 9ub cs rah Der Gpnicrenj poll
Ilgccirus Elm Stiirmd)en gepcll 0en
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reno Die &egieruug iiir lire AcuBe-
rungen peronimortlit lit. allein
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onacidlugen lporbcn lit. l1bt baroul
ihlieber, oob Die itolienild)e 9epol-
ferung Dem Ireibuno nidt mebr 10
cinntiiibig aubG1gt, lpic 5u 3eitcn
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3beil bo5u beigetragen. Den llmidiaa
in Der italieniiden Yrciie mo Der
g@olfsltimmung bcrbciiiibren 81 bel
fen. Seit 2aneem iinp W1rfel ilbet
beutide @eliite aui Maroffo, nit'
1ripplis mo Iricit in Stalien unS
1ud) ionltlpo in Der @clt perbreitei
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fir jiientlite 9crbciierungrl.
iIntcr.I cum nc mcnI ocS Sinbt.sS maemieIrs

dlti more, Den .. Mat 1906.
Seuuruie UeriicGelie glngcbute. an ocn, Yodrb
ri %9npuroa, care OF Gin sJicaiiicr," ~aeridntct
ull0 iiir oic giioeuirina, Ncfcbulln nit @Oiicli.
runbficineu mo Tflaltcruna Der lolgcnocl
StraBcn nit prdparirtcn 6plSblUdcn lueroelt
pon pcm Stnots1tcgiitrdiur in icincnt Wiircni
I'M Nntbbnufc bis If ll6r Normitiag5 AM
Uiittuudl, ben 1G. Mai 1906. cntgcgct Bcnonl'
men:
Sciierion.St rube. bon Der 6itieite bcs}roubs
nah rnD ocr @eitfeiie Der sSoIIea Strnbc;
@rccncss trabc. bon Der eilo'cilc Der Gonhnto'
Sirube 5ur yturoicitc Der Irnti Sirube: Wtoruls
meltis Strnbc, bon Der Gillette bcs @rooomu0
5nr 9Scitieitc Der lSolfc Strdbc; GnruIincsSir,
bon Der Sifofciic Der SuinlnnsStrobe burgtcr0'
teiie Der Sliuer-Strnbe; SoffmGnsS lruBe. bon
bcr Siiciic Der GoCitsS trube Sur SSGltlcitc hcr
Caroline SirGbe; HinOell Sl0cruc. oun Der
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2ur Grinncrmng

an unfercn ltebet ejnttcn mn |dicr
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pclfer heuie Dor eineln Sabre ge'torbci, ubcr
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Sietrid, Wicauno.

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Gurrninc.

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