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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-31

 Rose P. I. vs. Kentucky State, at ington. Wooster vs. Kenyon at Wooster
 Ohio State vs. Vanderbilt, at NashY Ohio Wesleyan vs. Case, at Delay Earlham vs. Depauw, at Richmond Georgia Tech vs. Sewanee, at Atlans Tennessee vs. Clemson, at Knoxvil. Arkansas vs. Kansas Normal, at I ettesville.
 Louisiana vs. Haskell Indians, at tIj Orleans. ~ 'N
 Saturday, November 2f 4k Yale vs. Harvard, at NeWPv Cornell vs Trinity, atx1t & Carlisle Indians VI. Mintee ,,rx neapolis. M
 West Point vs. villanova d., Point. M ne Annapolis vs, vifsinia Po'7f Neiv stitute, at Annapolis. % .. aAu Michigan vs. Eyfacuse aes
 Chicago vs Wispo0sln, a @ @pus
 Illinois vs. NoTth& &e6ter aa saa paign. mo TA Indians vs. Purdue. &< n na b Wabash vs. Depauw a.- md vile. was Rose P. I. vs. Butler, at Terre near Wooster vs. Denison, at Woosl
 Ohio State vs. Oberlin, at Colt
 Ohio Wesleyan vs. Miami, at
 Vanderbilt vs. Washington go s,,. oi rennessee So nsaS vs " South M o, Carolina that vile. Arkansas vs. ouachita, at Fafn vile. flo Louisiana vs. Louisiana I. L, atfby Thanksgiving Day, Novembe1 of Pennsylvania vs. Cornell, at 9ict phia. ted Carlisle Indians Tvs. St. LouisGas Louis {tha Missouri vs. Kansas, at Kando mo-. Wabash vs. Nebraska, at II Morningstar vs South DakoYat no City. ne lawS Ohio State vs. Kenyon, at Vanderbilt vs. Sewanee. at l Georgia Tech vs. Clemson, at Tennessee vs. Alabama, at ham. Arkansas vs. Louisiana. asediy tho
 Saturday, Novsawn's He se'' .ai't a West Point vs. Annsfry detail. Hs phia. lat present in
 Saturday, Dft cure, but he Louisiana ys. Bayld whereabouts. St. Louis 3s. Wash( positively that Louis (probSbly). plating bringing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Today.

Cleveland in Detroit. Chicago in StA Louis. Philadelphia in New York. Boston in Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-31
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas City: Kansas City 4, Paul 1.
 At Louisville: First game, Louisvl 8, Columbus 1. Second game. Louisyl 8; Columbus 4.
 At Milwaukee,: First game, waukee 10, Minneapolis 8. Second gal Milwaukee 8, Minneapolis 8.
 At Toledo: Indianapolis 8. Toledo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-31

A full supply of horses and mules now on sale at the Ter minal Stock Yards, 2nd Ave. :; and 27th Street. 'ssssssAYNES-D ss -DONAHO0 HORSE 'ren. 6 MULE co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-31

For best AdvertIsing cuts t1y @h Gawk. AgerHerald building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-31

's-Batted for Keiber in 11th inning. s-One out when game was called.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-31
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Pitcher Gillis, the well-known Tulane man, will be given try-out against Bir- mingham tomorrow.-New Orleans Ex- change.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-31

Atlanta :. . . . .... .023 100 000-6 Mobile. .. .. 100 600 011-3
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New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
MORE TE4CHERS MY 90.
Education Board Has Proposal to
Double Delegation to Europe.

The Board Of Education viii take acton II . leS
ozvs OF the proposal to increase from twenty " -
sortv the number Of teachers who are 10 take INC
- "a Europe next winter under the auspices OF
- >cs,3o,aI csy1c Federation. Several members
+ he n,ard Il is said think that the greatest CiS
= rhe country should send larger delegation
-l,a- cities have already decided 10 send teachers
sr5 20 continue their salaries while jneF dIe soH
-rbosa which have siLniied their intention "L 80
,s,;,,r s-a PirtsburE which viii send ten: Sea'ue'
60 r,.--of4 ro7.-- Newark thuee. schenectady
Two. New Rochelle. Two. Raleigh Two ana % naS
,.-e .v-o Nam other cities IN all parts OF lle
,a,rr~, have the subject under consideration anu
-. s-f,,.I boards are expected to take faVorahe
action shortly Boards - trustees OF state h'i
s,l,.,e7s are also taking similar action
Nominations already approved hy boards "l e'u-
.i and 7asrtis or trustees include the foi'o"lii--
I--rr-seo- William A Clark state Norman 9il'
h.srDez- Neb-. Miss Eleanor LaLeN. STATE ->o'l
So Peru Neh. Thomas = Miller. STATE Sui'el-
sr.e-5er,t Of Free schools Charleston " Va
1s--,- u Swain president Of tho Montana STATE
N,,--,,aI school Dillon. Mont. Henry t. harms
principal School = Bsyonne- \ j., MISS Meme lS
Srhlse Nebraska state Normal School. ter-- ~.
MS Ada Viola Wenble- city H'Eh Sep-.' no
1e-r- y O.. Miss n. z Terrell, 7rincipel Ih9mp-
- ..~s,---,a- school Raleigh y. g.. Miss Virginia
= S+c-e first grade teacher Bristol. Va Burt r.
zTe-z-- Ellreriutendeut Of schools 1'l-""s rams
Y Miss II C Parsons. Central Sia'e norma
Srho71 Mount Pleasant, Mich. Charles ffeI-ieH
Ts-75oe principal Elementary School augusta ia
7a-fl,ar7 a cornish. state Normal and Training
: -, ICELAND y y Miss Eliza z TenDe}
-,---i-s1 I--ion school Narkar0- Ninn-. MoTr's T.
shav-hey. County Superintendent ol '7'-''l@'
CHARLESTON " Va. Miss Scortle Mche-l4e- Iii-
-,-s-v teacher GreenyiIle. Ala: d & Johnson
Eressde-: Winthrop Normal and IlolS'l'al e'5 -.
FsorEz f4iIl : G. Miss Frances Branar2a'2- Glr-s
-.5-,s--=z1 school le--uont- Ind and smith BURN
- West chester STATE Normal School west
Chester. Penn
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


Dover. April 20 1910 H-Finand. New YORK Ant
Plymouth. April 20 1904 -KronprinEessin CeciIie
tlseTJ New YORK for cheTbOurg ana Bremen.
Glasgow, april Is-Columba tbr), New York via Mo
vile
Naples. April le m-Ducs deEll Abruzz Utah. Now
barcelona. April 17-VslettR CBr) New Tors.
hic1H"ls. April lHTr.nt tET)
I-bau. Aprll l2-Fimreite CNorj. New York via New
Colombo April 2o-Kalo1no (Br). New via Malta for
Singapore Hong Kong etc
For1 said. 20-Dacrs (Rrl.
Aden. Singapore. etc
81 vinrsnt. 9 Y April 15-KnEht Of tn. Garter fBr1.
New Norfolk
Auckland. April le-strathavOH IBID. New York via st
Vincent, Y. Melbourne etc
- MlchaeIs April ls-Trent rl Southampton for Bar
bados. Colon. etc YORK
Rotterdam. April 17-Potsdam Dutch. York
Huu. April 1s-Toronto tBrl. York
Sinraltar Aprh % m-Konig Albert Ger Ne-
ana New NerE
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, April 20, 1908.
ARRIVED

Norwich GBrl, Smith. Port Antonio April 4
l. ths United Frllt %. viii Nose Arrived the
g. ,
E3eTInuc3a- fEf1. FrzEe-- Bermuda
70 outero-1oge Co with 20 passengers. mails and
Tadse- Arrived lts go a
no
cTena6a Il 70 ths Trinidad Shipping Trading 90
with = pEssenRers. mails mose Arrived Bar
6-10 n. 1S1A-
u Tr1niozd u The Foval Dutch West India Mail
- Co with passengers. malls EuG rndss.
z-SS 4 II
Steamer Florfds GR0, volioltno Genoa April J. Pa
lsrTno g. hessna and Naples g. r Richard %
- SIS steeraFe passengers and mdse Ar
rived ths Bar II 18th.
sroexner Infels Ier). Weirrnann- Calcutta
= Port Said March =. AlEiers IA
Iri 1b and Boston =. 70 Func, Ecye 90. with
Arrived at the Bar Isrh-
Steamer Italian yI5rl co14n Santos Nerch q
snd RIO &c Jsneiro a. - PAU F. Gerhard co. win
cU4e- Arrived ~ the Bar : r lprn
Steamer Efrsfhlyo1 fE5rj. B0rch. Hamburg 5anua--
E-rs-csI Il. Falmouth February
= rhe New York and Continental Line. radse
Arr5vec re Ezr ~ l+-r
Steamer Ia F-aE1re Dutch Claude tGfe-r Aarrh
P1i-p Ruprecat Z ballast arrived al Tie Bar 81
5.55 e z.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
Opposite Waloo-f-Astoria-

Steamer Adeheide Ger. Buhne. ManzannIo March 81
Santiago april MInson SIS Line with sugar
Arrived At the Bar At S e n.
Steamer Salvatore Di 7IorgIo corl Biernr Po-4 An
tonic april Is 70 the Atlantic Fruit CO.
T1yed a he 55sr al a m
April II. TO HENDERSON Brothers with c22
steeraEe passengers and mdse Arrived
steamer Ponce Harvey. Maunabo April Jonos 10
Asuadl-la Il. Mayaguez Y and Ponce - the
York and Porto Rico IS CO, with 81 passengers. mails
r1dse. Arrived az the Bar az Il 10 n.
steamer Caracas. F1Tst Porto Cabelo 10.
Z Ia GuHyrs . and san Juan ID 70 Suu!ton- Bliss &
Daett, with 1o7 passengers mails ana ndse Arrived
the Bar al 20 n
Steamer Minnehaha Or LayIand LONDON April II
the Atlantic Transport Line with passengers
Southeast q Fire Island al 7s15 N
Apr il = with passengers
rn6se. Southeast OF Fire Island at s.45
NieUw Amsterdam tDutcll. Van Ger Rot
B5uloEne april IL the Holland America
Line and Ia5 passengers. mails
Steamer Ica CIorl Antonio April
j. 70 the Cuneo Importing o. With two passengers and
1rur Arrived az the Bar at $50 n
FIor1de Frl Mace Hsvre april D. 70 the com
pEEne Generate Demonstrations. with nndss Arrived at
s,eaTne- Ilsorier Gates Port AprfI the
Il Gufey Petroleum co. WIKI oil Passed IN Sandy
steamer Mama Hata Charles. Baltimore. 70
te-. with NOSE Passed IN Quarantine at $40 ? N
6teayn-e Richmond Chisholm Georgetown 8 z, April
II 10 the Atlantic Coast LUMBER Corporation with
ber. Quarantine a 2;4o ? m
United States cruiser Taconna Curacao on Highlands
sandy Hook n J April % $50 n-wind northwest
moderate breeze clear ssmE6 aEhL sfe'
Steamers City o. Columbus Savannah. II NJ Whit
ney Boston; Karonga tBr), Singapore Hong Kong
5F@rfo,rE Maravai 5rj perth Arnboy; MaTteo (f5-1
Hun. Navigator CNo Baltimore: Oberon C7r Hamburg:
,B- Bermuda Caracas tf3rJ. Valparaiso etc Edeemont
Providence Ger. Rotterdam Jamestown
tot aRc ] ssvpoT Ns"s SsEstTs d SioFio Gor1 PoTt
Prairie, Boston cleared the Bar az 12;s0 ? M.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
HEALTH LECTURES FOR PARENTS.
Board Of Education Arranges for Them IN
Public School Buildings

The denz-t-nent % public lectures q the boaro
~ F5,5cs-ion announces that in the closing weeks
II -a present lecture season several practlcal ana
,e7s-r -s-.s for 7arerrs on health topics Will be
delivered n Manhattan and The Bronx Two of
-lrese lectures VIII ne delivered this evening At
Public School y. Mott street near Spring Lr Ed
-e-6 3 Cobu-n viii speak on The Care q the
Fvs telling -he danger OF eve strain and rs pre-
z-er-ion and removal and first aid TO the injured
eve. AT Public School IS. 90 street. east Of First
sze-le ~ Victor C. Bel VII speak on The Care
Of the Teeth their preservation ana relation 70
health
The ether lectures on health topics vii be de-tv-
e-ed On Thursday evenings a Public School l5s,
~ ~ East 18th street and al Public SChcol 81.
q-h street easr n Avenue B on Fridays al Public
school * pcrrfniCz and Clark streets. and o1 Sat
s-isvz al s.. Bar-hoiomews Lyceun Han, No 2o5
Essr z25 street Tn addition courses first aid @
th= injured sre given Al Public School 4. No rs
Ezs- -7-h street or Mondays; a. Public School
ia Audubon avenue and 1s9rh street. on Tuesdays,
and q Youre Mems Benevolent Association Hall.
No 81 East Broadway, On Fridays.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
WEDNESDAY. APRIL q
THURSDAY. APRIL =
1RANsPEcIFIc MAILS.

Destination 81 E-ear---- tIUse York.
.zrz- Pht..pp.-e
SeEtLleIyo Ma-u-----.----AEr e. 600 II
EsHaE glla p- "a 600 "a
TsawsL! Guam PhIqple Islands Cvia
son Frzacsoo,-U Trznspo-1- APR 50 500 n
Nsvg Zealand. Australia except West),
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia
san Al e II
wal. .TaIzU. Co-ea- China Philip
u1ns 5s1 Fr&cCtscoJ-
coTes 500 n
Js1an. Corss China and Philippine TEl-
sues f-1s Vancouver and Victoria, : g
GEm7-ess q eco p n
Frznc9seo,-1-aS1gosa -------..--Alay1 - 600 p N
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

Santos. April 1b-Cfristiania GER New York.
HuelvR April l5-Pola iBr). New York
Palermo. April 17-ItaIs (Br) from Naples New
York.
Shields. april 1s-Volgs (]r) New York
Rotterdam. April ls-JeIunga tIrl. from Hamburg
New
Boulogne. April ID ? a m-Ryndam CDutch) New YORK
Halifax.
Cherbours April is. nn-Phiiadephia New York
Bremen. April lb 3 m-Grosser KurfGrst Ger for
New York
TRloshuano. April I.-RHdanas Ger from Hamburg
etc. via Punta Arenas Francisco
Alsiors. April 16-Manhattzn Ger, "a for
New
st.ttin. April 1s-Nordhayet DAM York
PASSED
Gibraltar. April 1sManhat tan Ger. Baloum via Al
Eiers for New York; 10Th. Suruga ,Br. Yor4,
Tor Shanghai Hong Kong. Italia iFSri
Naples ana Palermo for New York Madonna ,F7r.
Naples for New York. GermanR tBr}. York for
Naples
Scilly, April 10 : 1b kronprInzesstn gec tt1ert
NeU York for Plymouth CherbourE and Bremen
Sroa Hea1 april le-kaDsae City tbIi. YORK foI
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Kaiser Wilhelm Il 74o niles assr d
sz-1E HOOK : 20 a yesterday. expected dock
today
-h- M-nstara, reported passing Nantucket Light
shp a. lolo yesterday. tE expected 70 dock about
Z -1-6sv
Zeslsnc --7o--e5 passing re Nantucket South
shoals yesterday. expected
6Jc- sbou-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

y. Y. y. II. & HARTFORD R r
Trains depart from Grand Central Station.
40 ST and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London & P~ov.-++ 1000.
* 1902 A NJ. = 100. * -03 ~ 500.
= 800. - 5-Oo. "r1C.Oo NJ. via VIII
Inartic--Ts.C5 A NJ -2-O1 ? NJ. Via
spf 1913 A N. '12.0O 400 III 90
? n.
Lakeviue & Norf.-+ra:Oo A. N. 1905 ? II.
CT Darlington. StockhriEge Lar0x Pitts
feId-74.54. 1900 A NJ. -3-2G P NJ
Ticket Offices At cd. Cent st1 and
c25 Union So. c1s2 9Th Ave c245 Col
Ave. c563 5th Ave c64e Mad Ave CLOS
" I25th s.. 27ps 80 Ave. In kIvr. u
Court St. 40 Nost-ard Ave. $40 wav.
"DaIiy. Except SUNDAYS. 0Stous ar 125t1
-. zSto7s At 12srh St Sundays only.
-Parlor car Limited HAS dining car
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
BALTTMCRE & CEIC Z. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every other hour or the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections n New Union station
Washington. with all Lines South.
Leave New York Daily 23d St Lib s.
WASHINGTON. 81 pers. IL 20 pm 1-3O an
WASHINGTON. Diner 80 an s % am
fWASHINGTON. Diner $50 am 10 90 am
tParlor car Y. 7 to Richmond Va
WASHINGTON. Diner 11.SO an y % Z n
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm = 90 pm
RO4 AL LTD" Diner. 3 SO pm 90 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains 70 ne West
CHICAGO. PT-TSBT-PG $50 am 90 an
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS Il so am u 90 2 n
PIT-rSBJRG. ELETEL. .. 5 80 pm : 90 pm
'Pl~TSBT RfT LIMITED. - G. 80 prr : 90 uTr
GIN ST TLOUIS,LOTIsT.. 1I-50 pm ] 30 am
ON. ST LOUIS. .LOJTSV. 9 30 am 10 - am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOJ-TSV- < 50 I'm z. 90 IN
Offices: 245. 434. 1900 BroadVay. s Astor
House, Jos Greenwich ST. - Union Square
W, s91 Grand St. y Y. 3+S Fulton St.
Brooklyn. West 22d s. and Liberty ST.
After s ?. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained az Bureau q Information.
3. & O R r 22d St Terminal Phone
Number. Chelsea-3144
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

81. Noon age =
HIGH WATER
N-Sz1dy HOOK Island i 20 Hell Gate -2
NSs-dv Hook i % Island i b Hell n
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
RAILROADS
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
TWO HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADE1--IPH HIA
EVERY HOUR on The HQJB- I5I} -
$50. $50. SO. $50, $50 10 80. I'D
1880 a m 1880 20. 80 $50. $50.
= 20. 40. g 80 G. 80. : 80 $50. II 30 p m
Sundays. : 50 $50. ESQ 1850. lI-Ju a. m
i 30. $50 $50, $50. $50 $50. $50. T-5O.
60 f,v e IiRERT9 2s E72S 3 ggrn1 30 $50 100. 500.
$50 800 1000. 100 IL3o a m. = 20
Noon. 1 90, 80. 200 800. 400 30. ; 90.
6 90 100, 500. eco D m. 1918 midnight
Sundays, 100 %. %, 100, 100 a. m.
Y o. noon. 100 = o.. Z. %. 100. SEQ. 500.
100, 500, 900. 10 30 ,. m, Y y 5rIarIe =
Lv- ". 23D ST 40. ESQ 1I-5O a m
90 800, $50. $50 ? m daily Lv- II Il = =
ERTY ST, 80. 500 1000 a. m. l-O
noon, 200 : %. 500 7.o9 ,. IT,. daily
OR ATLANTIC CITY Lv- W @5D
sT-:-9.50 a m. 12.5O Sats. orly}. -
? n. Sundays. . so a m. . - ,. m Lv-
LIBERTY ST 10 90 a n. Il 90 Sats
0niy1. B 40 :. IN Sundays, 100 d n
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT.
only, 10 3 20. $50. $50 g % Sats 1nlJ
z m Sundays, :. %. 2 50 q NJ. = % 2 n
IL LIBERTY ST = %. 10 90 a n %
Sats- only. 80. 8 40. 40. 80 $50
sats on!yD ? n sundays. $50. 1000
Time tables may De obtained at following
oi1ces- Liberty St West 23d St TeA 81
Chelsea AstOr House. 245. ~. 1900.
lSo4 Broadway, lA2 Fifth Az, Isl Fifth
Az. - Union Square West. cI9~ Third
Az, l05 West 18th ST. 245 Columbus Az.
Esw York Court -. S45 3+4 Fulton s..
40 Nostrand AZ. Brooklyn $50 Broadway,
Williamsburg New York Transfer Co.
calls Tor and checks baggage = destination
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
GETTING OUT sLEleHs UPSTATE

Rochester. April 2a-Snow has fallen II this II
ct-iry since early morning and the fau threatens
70 oe heav--
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
Now for the HOmeI

e-vthfng in I-aperies for S--7ey
carried newest o1 ne
makers at prices challenge anywhere
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
BOARD AND ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Single Insertions > cents Der line Six
teen words seven times cous.cuttysiy- 81
which entities advertiser 20 have rooms
entered cor a period ur fourteen Gays ia
Tn" Tribune Directory ut Desirable Rooms
Write for circular
Full Information concerning these rooms
may ue had. free 90 charge. at the Uptown
once Df The <-W York -TrJtuu- 1854
broadway. between 3GtH and S1tb sts
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1850 Three connect
ing rooms lront, improvements. opposite
Cathedral Of ST John the Divine. Johnston.
, UNIVERSITY PLACF opposite Wash
tnEron square large and small rooms
elegantly furnished. gentlemen references
LARGE. CFfEEEFII ROOMS rirefv fur
uished. hath. s. week. can evening.
trughIIu. 80 East Gatn 81
lIaD ST, 554 WEST Private house. CUR
uished rooW. suitable tor TWO. bath.
shower, adjoining. running water. teie-
phone, gent tl@tnan. moderate
65s WEST 1T8D ST Furnished room.
bath telephone. running water heat /;
breakfast tf desired, gentlemen references.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

RTFTLED CL-RTAINS-
White Muslin Curtains -ha-usrttc1e1 SS
-J-e7e-~Iu us-er ruchs-v0--1 .79----
White Muslin Cu-rai0s-cTus-s-
-g-E- b : -uHs and Reaa-==ance SO
Inserting n -.--------
Fancy sr~ire Muslin Curtains with
~71@=-a[s7 Plain Wti-s Muslin,
with --1~-s -uf7e and Renaissance 70
insert and a[E-Wo-rn 9N.-------
T}a--ar5 Swiss and Colonial Muslin o.
Cll-ra.us---IfF7e H-tsh-wo--h s. >
Ruf7ed Bo5b.ner Curtains I &C
fancy lace inserting and edge ----
Ffner-deeu4r -crf=ss and lace ~ IS
Extra ane Bob6.net-deep, full --1es-
with lace and Inserting OK
TOP hem d--ea[y n hang -------.- -
BONNIE FEMME CURTAINS
czHre Ne--elabo-ars three panel
effect n floral Ga--e-1-deer
--alar-=- fancy =iE=-26 inches 4 q
vrl1=-vcr-n S24e --------.-
C-He-s-E-rlre design-yd. V-1da.-1 9S
Fine B71b.ret Cu-ra-ns-th-=e-pa1s
effects with lovely Marie Auroi1e-te
Or Empire uo-ifs-deep valance-- CS
Arabian and VE1-e-vc--1 SS 9S- ~' -
Continuation Nzr Ro-1e Fe---nes-exr-a
deep border Of File- and Benaissal-e
r-~ee-panal effect y ace
inserts. deep va-aoce- Z OK
worth $500 --.----.----.. ..--.------- - -
Also a few -s-i1-a f1- show vtnCows-
AZ S. gS they are almost given away
Fine French Vet Bor1e Feu-1ez-
white and A-abia1-d=s1 handsome
borders 0E Renaissance Cr Marie
Ar-o.ue--e. also 7S-t-rh B0C1e
PENNIES. desI-abIs for store 0T eI--s
large w.rdovvs-v---e and GQ
4rabiar-worrn 81 p and s. es - ~
E5aa5-r1ade Arabian R~nats=a1ce Borne
Teuues on -ns French Net : Ne
special - ~ -
Finer B-rce Fs--res 10 SI2eS
CROSS STRIPE CURTAINS
Cream -a---gzre--. Rose and 40
other s--tpes-v7--- SO. .---.---.-
CoI0~e1 Cross STRIPE Curtains
with ana without s-1vt.aas O.
rlrla-=-raLle s. 40 .-...-----.---- 80
Heavier. with six stripes. including
old rcd and myrtle as well as tas
delicate summer -cEs-5eavy > GS
-asSeI f-iuEe-SpleuLld value az. 80 -
Snow flake Curtains. with combination
cold silk cross s---ves-rsavy = "a
tasssI E-is1-vror-h 81 4S- ------.-- - ~
Fine Madras Cu-ra11s-c-uss striped
d3siEu@-Tee2 borders Or
worth s. o. .-.--.-.----...-- So -
Others at s. as Sc as. s. as in
Guiding rich and artistic Oriental
and FI0-aI effects IL -.gEt o. dark
ClulIuatLl-s-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

Schenectady. y Y April PA cold wave and
su9wsto--u SCI II - II O'Clock this morning
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

Utica Y y. A3-l 2o.-sornethtrg over two inches
@ has fallen here today. but the weather Is
M rr-T
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
INCOMING STEAMERS.
WEDNEsDAT. APEIL =
ouTcciNa s-EaNERs-

TO-DAY
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
MEXICO FOR THE MEXICANS
This is Slogan of Party Seeking to
Stem Tide of Yankee
Invasion.

MEXICO CITY, July O.-The anti foreign
fight in Mexico is assuming large proper
tions and a bitter controversy over the
question Is being waged by the foreign
and native press.
La Patria yesterday printed an article in
which It proclaims the time ripe FOR .
policy whose cry shall be "Mexico for the
MeXicans.''
Most OF the TRADE is directed against thu
yankees" a term of contempt used by
Mexican editors In designating Americans.
Among other things, La Patria declares
that II Americans think the governments
Of Argentina, Chile or Brazil more en-
lightened than that of Mexico they should
journey to those parts, the sooner the bet
ter.
After referring to the efforts on the part
OF foreigners against the proposed new
mining law restricting interpretations n
Mexico, the paper says:
I'VE repeat our attitude toward for
eigners. we are not Boxers but patriots
and when We take a given decision we
take II, not as against foreigners, but for
the benefit OF Mexico"
The paper summarizes the anti-foreign
sentimen as follows, and champions all but
the railway measures: