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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
Socialist Congress FTTILE.
French and English Delegates Consider
the Re~uItS NaIueIe~s

Nffria' Z AHs lsf'PaitH ~ lhh NtH
COFESHAGFN. sept The Inter
national Socialist convention adopted a
resolution this morning appealing for
International solidarity. emphasizing espe-
cially the duty % workmen ~ all countries
~ help strikers.
Another resolution submitted by the
French and spanish delegates protesting
= Salnst another war IA Morocco was
cdopted 4 third resolution adopted
dealt Wtth labor legislation.
Al the final session II the convention
m. deleK gates discussed the adviSability
II adopting a resolution 10 the effect
inat cooperative societies should be NOR
firmly bound ~ socialism The English
i.!sgAt~s did not Oppose the resolution
bat they refrained from voting on the
ground that the proposal did nos inter
"s' England The resolution VAS adopted
The Engh-h and Americans before
al Journment took occasion 10 thank the
Danes TOR their hospitality The next
convention will 10 held al Vienna IN 1919.
MANY 81 the delegates Ia IN" congress.
ESPECIALLY ih.. French and English. agre.-
thai IN. results ~ the congress are al
most Valu~less.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
IIIlrft,tolmr ,,r,rn, "
'hsFi~s n TItst U-lt-,-- n, iut~rpsi s,s,-
Sttsa ~, siisftss, ~ Nsst-.


FsHfs sept THlr every ar.st NJ
H--f F.' sH Hrf ~ .s -f.r.- s.f..r To-
- f- tHrff=z o. f.as- -s'r i.ai econ
r..'.u .s--.I ~ be- ... - 'Hl' enc prHr
l~u = uuf.ding HIarutH ...fuu.r.' .r
"us. ~-' .ufttDl- 'r ...'."-b.r- has r-rt
..iy-,t VIZ Fuu- sI. %. r..r ,f..l,
M fr- question: -tv-
TH" question So. .H',.I wears g.
'r~ small UNITS sf.ft.. 90 H.t.u.I.. -
,ui mp'rr bua'. U.H rHuv dH .u' -
prevented - -st-usHn 90 trE- grHIy=
MT 'h. l.,a-t u.tnz fF.. heat -,ufy.ai ygfrN
tu' uDus-'I1tsnt >. s,.ts - ~Vutu-Irn and
contraction am .vu, nr,-i that th,--
have uuw ts.rU over, uru-
Ia tngla and ts-rnsuv mo results
N.Il u. r~yoIutinnarv M rut.rud rrfn.
hustIun power plant ~-fghiug 8ns. hurt
~ nIch a. q steam plant Will prutur-
three times the pus-t fur no same S-tght
- 'us' III" weight and sis,c" 'hu-
,nv~i can 10 utilized fur H-sy.-r urd
nance amt greater ,rnur gru'~, ton FER
the -h.p= % means al-p higher speed
and lsrssr radius q action Cr.I M
stations vii l'-- rh-lr tmpurtan,a
\lr Flint has no doubt - tho truth ~
the statement in a Portsmouth, England
paper that he Adm ralty % 80 huId
hsttls-h - which Will b- driven bv motors
and viii have internal ,Hung-tiuu en-.
giu.~
IoSuoN sept IN. rufn.r- 90 regard
- motor driven b1ttl-shlp are u>.rthe-i
IN som. quarters solely ~ the fact that
a 49, q gas engines - :u.'s0 horse
power has been built IN Lancashire" Tn.
engines are mad" up u about forty mit-
They have rive cylinders each and az.
divided into four main groups They will
be- run sNperimentilly for about a wear
After three months trial. provtiei
tho running promises 20 he a Sucyr'-s a
second -st will - Constructed with nm
provsmentz that NAV ts -uggestei hy
the experiments with the first One -
the new Town class 81 cruisers has hnen
alteulaIivelv designed to receive gas
engines n the experiment referred To
- "a ,isfac'nry a new set viii probably
- fitted TO her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
UNIONS MUST KEEP FAITH
HRfffsH sHfPaf ~ DgRs fSrR
Sf Bsg HsgfG raw tAFRs
w~rs ftswp~r-.t ~ usrs Fhss - gvsts
~trtA~s ~ Fs~ usafas. m-~pfI~
tFbnrattsa tgrw~ai-af psintt- sfss-
I.athff@s Wtfh Futpisssss Fnsi sssa

"Hs.. ..rs rssHss. 80 So
rtE.stw fv o. vrss --p' ne
HHs.ku.,r = ~. rn.rlIs~rs - ~. nsitlsf
Hrua-ra sfu"iefv rntiHssz - shtHh u-r-
Hsas'-d v--'-r.iav So rtrrt-,i nfp -Tsa-s
'n. .iav rh- Ha.s1lit 49, d--isi.si 80 ~
ih- ~h.uIlr HnE Fsuplav-r. F~si-sst. ,l,i
v'--f-rsiiv 1-..iu-s 20 bs-arhs- - tEr---
Hl~ut ~ fh~ ~. .sfHiad-rs -s=tstV
National tGr--n~nf So signs,sl s1fa-
ftn- aFp H-tu--u fh- employers 10 sh=
shipuuiIshns tfasi~- and fh- s.f srn-a I.
-art-'is- for th- pr-v~ntion q 'h- di-ns
stnirntipn q svrs ~ consequences -
.'--'i-'sl -'rih-- Nunsfusl- small .srtk-,-
have ar,Irrrsi .in,.- 'h- signing q the
aEr--rl-n' snh "a. employers anaHv
.i-''.rfufn~,i ~ p'it a s'np 90 tb-tn unr- ini
&c ole
The hrkpus VS. rnrri.d lnfn sTss-t
40 nuun ~ a. ,furhan~-- orrftrt-d IN
-afiv -"'si-m-n' q 'h- 'rosibl- b. antir,-
raisd o.. ~. -tptlov-rs have important
naval cnntra.'- 20 f,tlnI uhil. che Botl-r-
fusk-f- Soci.tv. fInsls oil not stand q
I-nxth=n.d STRAIN The uric~r- e th-
.o,t-,v are slr-ady ~ communicastoa
vi'h The leaders - ~. ~hipbailsltns Esn
rlnv"r- f~'i-ra'ion for a settlement -
rh~ dTralti--
Ipv uDv sept = - " rarely happens ~
th- Is. uf -~rtoli- labor war especially
" Then 30 tiE~- che form - a lo-hout that
pfihhr opinion almost unanimously sup
ports the employers Such. ho~-ver -
tho atfltpd- - th. British public toward
the ~htpbuilsi.rs frd-Tatiuu. Nhirh sum
nuriIy dismissed % uon botl-rmaksr. IA
IN" scottish and English wards ~ noon
to-day
g~n"rai agTs-.fu~ni sa- made -iKhis ell
munths aEp t'.'vs-.n IN. British ship
builders and tw"nty-siy trade unlons
r''prs'-ei,,lug ths'ir employee. wh-r~ly
uu'h ,.i-- pledged th-ms-IV 49, AgaIsst
'h- sudden -toppags ~ work unii th-
matters m di-put. had h...n fully dis-
ori~s.d and uuUpruuul-s. found inpo--
. il-
Ihis compact has ....n ,inlat..i rep..at
s'r!lv ~ %" past few months especially
bv a." Nu,i"rmakers m tho various yards
There hay" ...n a. many a. thirty small
strikes wtthpu. notice IA "A single month
and tho EMPLOYEES after several Warnln -
decided 20 bring the matter 10 CRISIS
hey ~ M r.'li-.' 10 allow 'ha men - re-
sam. work until IN. trade unions fur
r,>h satisfactory guarantees that th-ir
members will live mp 20 their side. - tbs.
bargain
lii" real cause - the troUhl. j. that
ID. trade unions are unahl" To MAINTAIN
di~ciplin" among th"r members Their
LEADERS IN each 'a-. 81 a -trik. hav. re-
pudiat"d The action 81 tho strikers and
have sought TO prevent a repetition nf
such action The guarantee which tho
employers will probably demand j. ,ha'
any workm@n violating the agreement
shall he expelled from the union and treat
~ a. hlacklegs
Tho lockout. n IL continues a few days
more. will throw more than = hundr, d
thousand men out % work The first
conference between the employers and
the men will take place on september
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
C,LIS Ov PERSONS 10 >rFik.
MuydOck wants Co know 10 the Roosevelt
Defeat VAS in Tammany Deal.

MoRRIsTowN y J sept Calling
upon Herbert Parsons. former county
chairman a. New York. To- explain the
alleged deal N thai city whereby three
votes wer. delivered Ia Speaf,.r Can
mons aid by Tanmany Hall Congress
men. Victor NurdorA OF Kansas said to-
! night IN a spHeCh At the I.yCeufn Theatre
| that Mr. Parsons owes " not only to
! the people 81 New York bur the country
at large to say whether ihs defeat ~
Roosevelt Tor temporary chairman Of
the Republican convention was also m
I VOWED IN a TammAny deal
Mr. Murdoch said
4 Now IL the time for Herbert Parsons
20 speak ont He knows what the deal
was betw"-n Cannon and Tammany on
: March H. 1909 which resulted m the do
, livery Of twenty-threa Democrats to the
cannon machine Parsons also owes o.
: a. the country and 20 the Republicans of
New York to tell what he knows Was par
Z OF th. scheme to defeat and disCredIt
Roosevelt IN New York and to elevate
a. the future leader Of New YORK he
puhlicans James y sherman
1T should ~ remembered that on tho
night 81 March ~ It was common talk IN
Washington that eN-Congr.ssmau Lucius
I.IttaueT 81 New York made a deal with
Tammany over ;ha long distance rela-
phone bv which Tammany was 10 help
Cannon the next day No lnsurRent was
ever able 20 find out what was n the ,iea /
out-id. ~ help for cannon which came
from TammAny NJ" next day Thrs-a
months later Herbert Parsons IN an
interview declared h." knew the sieal IN
fun, that u involved not onlv The saving
Of cannon but IN" defeat Of progressive
legislation al Albany Parsons refused 20
elaborate. though pressed 10 do 80. h..
declared hat he knew all the deal
II he does he owes u 10 he country 10
max" his knowledge public Did NJ"
Cannon sherman machine forezae Roos.-
volts HON econ,ing and did they include
~ part 81 the deal his defeat AZ his first
political appearance. II il zap 60 Parrons
to Elsak Oilt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
HHuu,N ,sKs 0TrSTmN$
In,sr,t-~. Hsts@ssrrs sa Itia arr', 81 Frss'
gurat,~ tsans 90 Pstusrs

ia. Fr-urh In.r Ia Frov~nrs. sors-.i
as righf after only thr---gitar'-rs -
40 hour ,i-lav ~ Qtiarantin- and bruugh'
h.s.s District Attorney charles = Whit
rran aud l.. STE. who have b.-u abrpasi
~ - w~... VIZ Whitman tnf~rv. ~w-ri
LII tnt-f, ~v-r- H. a-k.i tnsuI al
tis,ut 49,. condition - no MAvpr q nj
showed --is.-tal INTEREST IA the wurking.
% IA. new inferior counts as u. saidi
,,...; ~ would us" ~ - 'p ~ ismss
ana pav his r,.p..r'- - 'N- ~'uy lee cent
thafe a. soon - fs=-=iaa'
tln.. 20 the r'rsirt-r- H-A-,l ft" lr-fvtst
ATTORNEY Nb..t be bought - tL" Nlavpr
a. a uusstbl' candidate fur ttIyrTu1I
bat w Mhl,'rlu Jt-t thea mantle '''i
interest," M nt. hagEAxs Ne smiled aud
-lid nothing Sb"n a~H"t y ~" would
rIg sur GoV~ups
IN. Dt-iri,' Attorney ,i-it.,i NJ ps,- ,'r--
burg VA tho CpJIrS' - his trap. hut heard
nothing about the prevalence - gho"rl
'h-r. iut,l after hs' had left
On Ia Pro, s-ncs Sa- Alft~d e. Naud.r-
bin =, h. Aad hi- hagRag" -Namtusd at
Ouarautir. and ha-tssnsd ~ - N-N port
On hi Yacht bth-r- among he ldS
cabin ul--,.u lgs,r- on ~" French boat
w..r. ~. Er.nrh AmhaS-ad,r 80 ~"
Iut'.s,i states Ju~s"rand and his Wiz.
count pl-rr'. d- Wet 'a~''.l, Judge J.
Henry pugru. Mrs IrINton B@al- Joseph
I. Grah and John = Huvi--
u Iuz<nrafd was asked about 'hs crops
an France a.. saId they were piCkire
M now ptIt fh.'re Wa- danger part i,ularlv
10 wh,.sli Of failure BsCai-.. Of IN" poor
crops M. said prtvr- were bound 10 b"
high. bu' b." added that there was capital
enough ~ -igh' 10 keep things gong M
Tho country lh" situation. however
would haN. the effect Of withdraw irG
French capital from American invest
msnts or Al least 81 preventing French
men from buying NOR" American So
Curltie- than they hold a. present There
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
StR,G0SS, STRIkE con ,P>ES.
w More disorder at BiIbaO Madrid Ne
Tuses Ia worry

Sps-,R CAB, Ds'pg'cFs' 20 THy SuS
SAHAGCssN sept ; The labor AssoCiA-
tons have decided that their members
nov on strike shall return 10 worS
NADRiD. sept , The strike situation
in Bilbao aud Sarago~sa - causing very
httls anxiety here There were no dis
,urhance- Of consequence IN either c,tv
to-day. and the men are reported To 10
disposed To resume work.
The labor declarations In Barcelona will
meet tonight to deliberate the question
oT striking on Monday in order 20 support
their comrades in Bilbao and Sarago-sa.
The anarchists are agita'tng for =
strike. bur there - little probability that
their efforts will ne success!uI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
Plus VEDOgS VORK on GO
FgFVFa TRRfsyfsV sarftG 20.
ffgTTRs VgER RAg.


fH~fsI ..Hs Tstrssa - 80 80
FsHfs z-ps Psp@ ~ q s---ns e. ~
st~nsHns his tive si-=ssuytss 80 .-ss
q - przs-tl-e--@-F 80 Way - 80
-ristrs sri ~ ne ~usr.- 10y 80
spr~iv tying 49, rafi-u-- - Hlaingssv
q =v-f N. ri..ss st-vnsis rafhaii-s ~
Tran-- Psps f~ss xtft o@-t ~ no iss
sish 'hs ds-snuersssv ~ ~ 80. fsHsnsus
-nrY~iirais and farr--i sh- si-Hia=Ts--=
- rsliF - fh- r-puilit- rh- farsssrs
tasholis-# " Piat saa Cs,nt Nhln ansi -
hahtns rhsitnt - yuufhs iesi ~ ssnai.v
an @s-arufv aHr-~ ahansinnsst la at..
ei-oc- 81 hon 'hs r-a-ti1aary Barti~-
Ppp= Pms s--sns - 10 trytna =. aV~ass
49, sspulstan q th- r-iiEiasus ar,is.rs and
30 -srafaftua btli ~ has s.-nt . i~sa~s
- 'h- Fr-nrh H@hnp- coasissstniaa ne
srtivitv - 'h~ CHRISTIAN i-u,ocrass -
~ NJ Sana-r
Sanger founded In al th- slioe~~~s
as-.ro siiuns Zoe the .,'sdv - ss,~aoasts
and aoctsl am--i,an-. 'h~ a@~octasions
corresponding 18th Eng Young Nsa's
Christian A--ociatiuLs N Pr0ts~tans sosHn-
tFi-- The oFaanisation uas kaown -
'hs ~,lion ~s-ci~sy. . "a y a@-asnsd ~ no
h"'h CHRISTIAN and republican In
founder siw~sl - coavincs France thaa
Ca'holieism sas not synonymoss wtth
r~artionarv anti-rep,blicanisfn
With one blDw the whole osEAniaathoa
has hs--n shattered ~ the Poo. On ths
ground that 'hs 80 aan,s~r- ixn1v~d tradi-
tioUal Cathnlic discipline They ues
pFd-r-d o. tranzf-r their authority ~ ths
Bishops IN. Pops has taken ocoaainn
20 Eliminate against IN. ideals thas are
ths. basis 20 ths uodern conoeptiona ~
democracy his letter expressly DASH.
gat~- lh-rtv equality and fraternity,
tho shihbol-th 20 the Third Republic
His attitude has naturally aroused livsiy
intsr-ss n France. ~hsrs nine-tentha -
the priesthood and thrss-quArtsrs 10 Tho
BISHOPS ar" republicans.
A few DAYS before this last expression
20 Pspal policy against every form Of
modernism a decree was promulgated
lowering the age 81 first communion chill
dren from ~ 10 years, which followed
another decree ordering frequent or daily
communication with the Vatican. Tbs
purpose Of the communion decree 10 oi
course 10 implant the seed % Christian
sent iment VA the minds % children before
they come under the influence OF ths
compulsory neutral state education IN
the primary schools.
The Pope's experiment in isolating
Catholicism from the modern movement
Is watched with profound curiosity by
French society and - welcomed -
clearing UP the situation. The French
like clear situation. The future alone
can tell whether the Pope - killing or
resuscitating Catholicism in this country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
E,RL RORERTS NDISPOSED
state nsespaasa Toe ih- FteId uarsihaI m
nerlSn Prs,r- e Nt.arr


BEaLtN. sept There Wa- eve rg prep
araiibu a. the tailTasd station this morn
ing - giv. q brilliant r~c~p,iOn - ii-li
Marshal Earl Roberts. Who - On his way
here from England a. q rpscial cofnmi--
-iOn-T 10 announc- th" Accession 20 hing
GeoFg. 10 the chrome High officers Of
stat. and a guard - honor accompanied
bv a band assembled a. 'he station while
The officers ~ the British Embassy Ia fIll
uniform gathered ~ the Hotel Adlon
where Lord Roberts had booked rooms
About . minute before the train was due
from Vienna telegram Vas received an
nounciag that Lord Roberts had become
suddenly indi-po-sd and would not arrive
until Tomorrow |, - reported that the
Field Marshars Illness - not serious
He simply needs a dave rest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
RSSssvEtF tNB rRE StVtE.
tsass-s pas.-v Fsss gsssi - 80 g--sss~s-
stsa ht~ss ~ nw~a~a - Famh

1870. ." HFHna1H4 - fua 80
tavbov 1929 4 sii-siu~s -i.ans~ IN
49, san@ . 49, Eissp=4n gpms ~@4sA
r.l Hs,sss-vsif sina- ~ sfarsa-t His 'afsss
-hiri~insi % n.si--sht- - siv- . sinsis
ssarnpl- rs.sars w@sfaa.faf=T sifsssfs
saTa
stnu- ~ So sfftrnp R1a-=v@r hsa
H@-a TsttrE fa ufrvsi~ 80 stfh go nf-~
natlnnsl a-sssfiun - .i-uiansts fH-
tirttnrafiaa - fhs Panau,a fanaf. and
tiu@~ 80 - 10 frs,tHsi shsf - .i-f-ssiv-
pstrrzrs-. 10 stI .tl.tbf- To rss-r - 10
tHn-fv-an sa-s
-F1nafs-~s 80 aif.aflv snr- - .s-t.si
'his rsnro-af. sr- xrustnsi 80 $50 r-f~r-
ti,a hs-ins thaf 49, prupas-si flf's spsili
- vr,lsfiaa q .nf~fuaslsss'si si5.sss
'saAlnss n=s- y rnitsf 80 -si,i thas tsf-af
nrfain has 49, eis.s--s infsr--s IN 'h-
pfars-ai sinr- % So aniv ~ - rsn--nt
- ~. abruaattun - th- Nifw-r Jiavsua
treaty. that thu Jnit-sl STATS. ~s- $40 hi~si
- rsasiaa= 80 rsss=sr'srs.ssss - - ezaai
adler ~ f~rtu- - 'h- asf--rnaut
~. Capitalization - ~. ranal ~aa - 10
SiiRrani--d W. Has--v-t. PROPOSALS
ar a d4fs-ss r-i-cftun - tha' u-'tfrahtv
and wouid fn~an fh-- tearing 40 - th-
Asr-~u~at Thai Tho STATS -hosili have
sosn~ military consrol n q p',r-iy Nfn-s,-
can uors appsar. - asonabl- hut =
wotllsi th.n h~hooy- Am-risa - s~curs
tho alteration - IN. sEr-em~nt ~ oFdi-
nary diplomatic n~,hosi- and not ~ ths
r~p'idia,ion - - snsag~m-nt-
Mr. Roosevelt tells ". thar mt -
foVtify the canal wo,,ld involve ths 7 ni' 81
stats IN ihr contsmpt - no world. but
that should have b..sn Thought - earlier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04

NAsHISOroS. Sept. , Arrived cruiser
Rainbow and torpedo boats Bainbridge.
barry. Cha'Inc.y and Dale At X obe. collier
L"onidas NJ Norfolk tug Pontiac At Hamp-
ton Roads. collier Promet haus ~ Il
huron. Cal. Hospital ship Solace NJ Hamp-
ton Roads destroyer Preston ~ Norfolk
and cruiser Birmingham NJ Boston
Sailed gunbOat Marietta from ristO-
bal for Rlueheld- and cruiser Wolverine
from Port Huron, Mich for Detroit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04

Secretary % State Philander G. Knor
and Mrs Knox arrived at the Waldorf
Yesterday from Valley Forge. Pa. where
they have spent the simmer, and left
last night for Boston on th~ir way to the
coast 81 Maine The Secretary expects
10 pyt in a week fishing before gong back
10 Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
The Weather

sept trough ~ d~r~c.''on covered '''
30 .r'rs rrs'eriay from The GuF ~ 'au'or1
northeast - no Csnriisn rnHV'ttn1~ Vro''~rr
rein o.s aIlrK over The sputh western GENITAL
and .ake region state. Bl-n In the onto HnI
Isu1rss~s alley. Hnd rain 'siI IN Nc N'ar''
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Commander u - SucAuey rom ne south
Dakota - home Ann walt orders
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Arm, and NM Orders.

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flghih 70 Ninth cavalry fir~i Lieut. Raw spn
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In The Bargain Basement
Won's Fall High Shoes.
Company Street, New York