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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16

OF the death of President Dlaz 20 pre-
serve order and protect all foreign in
terests
IL was denied here that the French
government made any representations
To the United States. but Il rs stated
that the French fnanciers have 500.
100000 invested in Mexico. and are
anxious to have the United States ln
tervene.
Finance Minister Limantour was
holding conferences with J. +. Nor.
gan and the other New York nnan.
cicrs on Thursday.
II IS probable that the militia OF
California and Washington may be
called into active service with the
regular troops.
General Bernardo Reyes. former
minister OF war will return from Eu.
rope in the event Of the death o.
President Diaz and attempt TO restore
order. He declares himself unalter
ably opposed to Intervention by tho
United States.
Secretary OF War Dickinson de.
clined Thursday night to common.
upon the situation after reading
President Taft's explanation.
The insurgents continue to prose.
cute their campaign in spite OF tho
missing Of United States troops on
the border.
President Diaz has sent telegram
10 New York paper saying that or.
der will soon be rc-csfablished
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
Kept Secret in FACE of Scandal.

New York.-The mystery that has
cloaked the relations OF Madame
Calve and Signor Gaspari, was cleared
up Saturday when they sailed on the
American liner St. Paul. admitting
that they had been man and wife for
year. They were married in Mar.
seilles. France. last March. but kept
their union secret save from their
most intimate friends All sorts Of
rumors and scandals followed them on
their honeymoon tour Of the world
put they maintained an unbroken IF.
lence.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
Feared Prisoners Would DC Lynched

Salt Lake city To proven me
possibility Of raid upon the Cari Oh
county Jail at Price and the lyncaiag
or escape OF Frank Lama,r. Robert
Nany and John Coricr the three Tai
lans held for the murder Of Albert Y
Jenkins and the wounding Of G,osse
Bentley In holdup AT SunnysiGr.
February 3. Sheriff Tom Keller 90
Sunday brough, the prisoners to this
city ana placed them In the state D, u
itentiary for safe keeping.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16

Findlay. O.-John W Hurley. chief
Of religious cult formed here two
years ago. declared Friday that the
thirty members OF the organization
viii start on pilgrimage 70 a place
two miles from Ios Angeles. cal.
March 20. 70 battle In "A sacred stream
which had been revealed 10 them. he
said. through a spirit voice.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
Agsinans Want q rinh,

vancouver. D. C.->5eyeraI onlee,,
90 ihf Ans'fa ian land forces bay.
"fi'en ~ ifl'n1s in Vancouver 49,
.if n De- pli into Communication win
'ne y 't'fa1 feso.1fionary party ~l,t
. ''.~ 10 raising force 81 colonlais
% I'D o. the rebellion
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
Ameriean AvIators ln Janan.

Osaka. Japan Bud" Mars and
Captain T. $. Baldwin. the American
aviatorg. made three SUCCESSFUL nigh'
here Sunday In the presence Of 500.
600 This was the FIRST dcmonstfi
ton Of aviation IN Japan
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
Prespeetor Fell pn war,ld,

SEATTLE. wash. Members ~ the
Alaska road cOmniaaion party which
surveyed the prepared road between
Nome and Seward arrived 90 Seattle
Ihnraday. and reported finding 90,
tody ~ John Olson. q prDapocior. 90
fhe trail near Diafakef. firfy miles
from idiiarod. late in January The
body. frozen afln. vas IN q sitting ~
ttudc 90 q sled
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
IL. % b. &c.

Hait Lake cry Tho s1r fake
Route o. at ~ comm asinn a. a frsr-
continental line. Tho trouble o. in
iho sar.r fec''pn. che MeadoH valley
eaah. o. Nevada. The present ron
BE D. due a. heavy rai1s in tlat see.
lion.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
cfvz 70 be Buried On Native Soil

valparaiso. chile.-The American
hni'lo.hip Delaware arrived here on
.'infeay With me body ~ hn'bai
~. ~ho died o. Warrington while
in.tf1 affa
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16

newark. . Robert Cleveland
charged ulfh murder 10 connection
vita ere iynchine ~ Carl Efherins
con. q detective here iaaf Iuiy. plead
- ruiiiy - mansinurnfer Thurad1g
~ eas Fivcn on indefermiuafc aen
tcncc iu che Ohio FcfDrmafnry.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16

kalisfTn. Mont Elmer Pint ana
samuel j. Mfir. fuO sffrera ~ the
flaiheaf recreation. aent through
ne ice ~ b.r Arm bay ~ Wednes
aay while in sight ~ CO. shore ana
lflonll nnl Nnfn llnnnnl
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
oanes ~ chanae Thelr Mame,.

Copenhagen The Danish govern
mont recently decided 10 ALLOW head
~ families the privilege ~ chang Oh.
their names % they feel ~ diaposni
Without incurfing any ierai CO.,
Many viii take advantage % tho rl''
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
Or. Bremen Dead.

Washington.-Wo word was rccoi, !
at the Swiss legation Sunday OF the
death OF Dr l.. Bronncr. a member o.
the Swiss federal council. He wos
elected to the council in 1897. and vs.
- yeara old.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
LIN stores oestrored By &c

Kingston. Jamaica. The nre thlt
broke out Ia tho dockynrdn ~ Pot
Royal WAS finally gotten under con
troll. The principal buildings and iA,
machine shops we're saved. bat o.
large quantity ~ stores were burned
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
Earthquake Caused by Landslide.

Naplcs-A severe earthquake. ac.
companicd by strong dctunaiions from
Mount Nesuvius. occurred Sunday
evening. Investigation showed that %
great landslide had dropped from The
upper part OF the crater
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
LaNler Kill.a b. "a.

san ffaneiaco Falling from The
ii.h story ~ hotel here saturday
l..".il u. Tueko. 40 attorney 81 I.or.
'N' Was. ras picked up Iife,ers o.
ihc aky'.sht four foors beior
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
Red Cross Aiding Famine Sufferer.

Washington.-The Red CrOas on
Friday cabled $4,000 10 the American
consul general a. Shanghai. making
tzJ.OHs which already has been sent
- rhina in This way The sum 81
ts.Doo waH spent 10 Seattle for food
ruDfjlfea
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16

icunrfnu. ~ Crerrr Waf
noted mountain feuf.t eto
charged eifh fho tuire ~ fhern t
Ncrstl'h and fhe laffcrs ef- Dob
rEhf n Clay county. Ie urd0r afr
af Niuctes cr. 49,. wry having loo
milffd tllnnr eirhf msn
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16

Ninu'ufr. vau So nnnuarr o.
dueiral school vas Destroyed hy Gr,
Saturday afternoon Eighty o-cu
pants of the school ESCAPED Tht
nrc loss O. estimated az fies no1
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
Fire oisarrsnses Telephone Service.

Nome. Alaska.-Fire on Saturday
destroyed the telephone exchange.
putting all the telephones on the Den.
insula out Of service. Temperature ~
y degrees boiov zero bafnad AZ.
iemp's 20 ex'lngIlsh the flames
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16

ilftic Ialand. va-Thc imparilrd
crew 20 IRE st1ndlrd sfeamer Man
churia haa bren saved Nine member
20 TIE crcv w9ro sudeI In r. breerh.i
tuoy
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16
Alaskan Town Visited By Fi,s.

Juneau. Alaska The IRE fts,
threatened - destroy the fOUn 81
Douglas was erfinTuiahed Friday
nirht after 10 had Destroyed property
valued a. $500. 900
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16

Hucror Ayrcs a dIrrarca received
here from Naunci1u STATES fhaf thc
government laa rlrriaiuri rarar1aF
uafcr martial ia~ fo. a ri riod 81 ne
molffs
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-03-01

lead Binner's cat, nameless but beau
tiful, came next, and Metcalfe's cat,
alias "Floradora," on account of her
musical abilities, came last
The machine came tearing into the
midst Of the cats. When it had
passed, Binners cat had disappeared,
except for fiat black mark and
tail that stuck up in the air and waved
gently to and fro. The other cats
escaped uninjured Mr.. Willard SHOW
eled up the remains and buried them,
not having the heart to apprise the
Dinners of their loss.
About a week later Miss Willard
was out automobiling with the Bin
ners and Mr.. Binner asked her if
she had missed any of the neighbor-
hood cats lately.
yes, Mr.. Binner," she said wiping
tear from her eye, your cat was
run over by an auto last week
The machine Wabbled across the
road a couple of times and then Mr.
Dinner exclaimed, Thank the Lord
it was ours, | thought it was Johnson
I hit. I wish I had hit Floradora,
too. Still thirty-three and third
per cent is pretty good for the first
time.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-03-01
UPON THE PUN.

The best pun in the English lang
uage is Tom HOod's
He went and told the Sexton
And the sexton tolled the bell
The worst pun is that of a man
who fell into a ditch and rose with
the remark: "How very ditchstres-
sing!"
Dr. Johnson said that the pun was
the lowest order of wit; but to this
Goldsmith replied The pun, in other
words, is the foundation of wit, eh?"
Every Latin master likes to tell his
boys two puns The first is a pun
ming derivation of restaurant "Res,
a thing; tarus, bull; bully thing"
The other is a derivation of virgin
"Vir, a man; gin, trap; a man-trap."
Among newspaper humorists the
pun is dying out. In the old days,
the good old days, the Burlington
Hawkeye man and the Norristown
Herald man and the Arkansaw Trav-
eller man would pun at eachother like
this:
eve don't care a straw what Shak-
espeare saba rose by any other
name would not smell as wheat
Arkansaw Traveller
1--WE have made an oat of the
above. Burlington Hawkeye.
Such puns are barley tolerable,
they AMAZE us, they arouse our
righteous corn and they turn the pub
lie taste a-rye" -Norristown Herald.
From the Washington Post
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-03-01
LIKE BREAKING STICKS"
Embarrassing Situation For Man Who
Had Peculiar Habit.

Some men get into the clutches of
a habit with such precision that at
times it becomes a mania. Jenkens
had this kind of a habit Whenever
any one would ask him if he could
do a certain thing, he invariably made
the answer:
That's as easy as breaking sticks ,"
Come over and join in a game of
Five Hundred tonight, said neigh
Dor one evening.
Like breaking sticks" answered
Jenkens. Jenkens had the habit of
this answer so we'll on his mind that
one day his wife asked him to hold a
hank of yarn while she unwound it:
Like breaking sticks" he replied.
So no matter how things came at him
he couldn't relieve his mind or make
answer without bringing iii something
about breaking sticks. He was al
most cured, however when he forgot
himself in church one Sunday morn
ing as the minister remarked after the
sermon:
"Will Brother Jenkens please pass
around the collection platter" And
Mr.. Jenkens just waking from a bit
OF theological slumber jumped up and
answered loud enough for every one
in the congregation to hear:
Like breaking sticks!
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-03-01
Started a Run on Roses.


A very shy young man had been
calling on the sweetest girl in the
world" for many moons, but, being
bashful, his suit progressed slowly.
buttonhole of his coat and said:
I'll give you kiss for that rose
A crimson flush spread over his
countenance, but the exchange was
made after some hesitation on his part.
Then he grabbed his hat and started
to leave the room
why where are you going?" she
asked in surprise
Ito the-er-horist for more roses"
he called back from the front door
Sketchy Bits.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-03-01
THE ORANGE SKY.
Jersey Sunset Upsets Two Loyal
Sons of Erin.

In the mixture Of population dwell
ling in Cliffside there is some Irish,
considerable German, a sprinkling Of
Greek and much Italian. Two OF the
former met on a ferryboat the other
evening The sky was a golden rus
set and the sun looked like huge
orange.
pat" said one of the sons Of Erin,
do you see thot sky over yondther?"
81 do" replied the other
How does it make you fale, OLA
herity?"
ITS got me dander and me Irish
well, few more O thin forninst
the avenin' sky, and I'm doom for
Jarseyw
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-03-01
Under the Spreading Oak

Don't you believe in matrimony,
Hans?'
Yes, I belief in matter-r-r-r-
money for dems dots foolisher huff
to put der hedts in the loop. But I
dond, you bed my life, I dond Wy,
| woul'nt mar-r-r-ry uf you gof me a
goldt wife alredty. | am so exton-
ished ven | hear der Wedding bells
dot | wish it was der COW bells all der
vile neider No, sir, | got no use for
dose dings yer call veddings.'
perhaps you have cause, Ell? Did
your best girl throw you overheard,
Hans?"
Vel, perhaps she dit, perhaps she
dit-not! But all dot would not ex-
planashion my feelings on the fool
ishness of gittin' marrit I cannot
appreciation Wy one should elf his
wife all his salary efery Saturday
night yust because she tarns his
socks, und gifts him a coldt supper
ten times oud of nine. Ven | got
marrit, l got to hat it in der papers
dot | hat der right NIT myself dot
der dog does. I got ter hat it in der
contracdt dot | got der hat &C mooch
rights as der horse. Its got to be
made blain dot | got so mooch bust
ness doing vat like as er jacgkass.
| want to be sure dot | kin have all
der leavings fern der table der same
dot | kin eat cold vittels ven I don't
have ter. If ids all der same, und I
couludt be assuredt dot none of desc
dlngs vOuldt be taken away from me
uf dey vas written in der contracdt.
| might consider der marriage GER
tlhkateship. But I don'd want ter
hat ter say nit Patrick Hennery,
Gift me liperty, or gift me det!''
about nexd week alder der knot vas
tied. Meppe der righdt goil vas not
coming down der roadt alreddty, but
neffer you mindt aboudt der time van
Hans Lobert gifts marrit 1t would
pc ven der svwallers homevardt fly
again-or it may pc ven er fly gifts in
mer eye. But not at der presendt
dime do | consider its der time fer
me ter pud my neck inter dot kindt
OF boss caller, l shall hat ter pc
eXcusionedt fern dot kindt of piss
Mss Ut yer please, mister"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-03-01
SAD CATASTROPHE
Three Local Felines, Jack Johnson.
"Florodora' and Another, All
Black, Have an Accident.

"HOnk. honk, honkT' sounded an
automobile horn on Anderson avenue
the other evening.
Miss Gladys Willard looked out of
the window of her home and saw
large black automobile coming down
the avenue at about sixty miles an
hour.
Another one of those Black
Devils" she said.
Every machine that travels along
Anderson avenue at a high rate of
speed is known as a devil
Three black cats slowly meandered
across the street Millard's cat,
known as Jack Johnson" was in the
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-03-01
"OncOnVenVunt."

This here winter business" said
the old darkey from Englewood, who
trudged through Bluff road the other
morning, SIS all right fer 'er rich man
wild er pile O coal in de celler; but
ITS pow'ful oncOnvenyunt ter er ole
man workin' for er livin' at two dol
lars er day and indin' hisself-dats
WHAT
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-03-01
HANS LOBERT.
Says He Has No location to Think
Of Getting Married.

Hans Lobert came along Bluff road
the other morning looking spic and
span as though he were right from
the band box In fact he looked
like he was on his way to Sunday
School, or somewhere.
%Good morning. Hans" said a
friend of his, going to get married?"
"Marrit? I got marrit? Not uf
knows myselluf, und I drinks I did
already a little vile yet, mcbbe, amt
!" some more vOnce?"
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Saturday, Noyem
ber 90, 1911.
ARRIVED

steamer Pennsylvania Geo. Hamburg 80
AtihDcI II. 10 the Hamburg-Amefican Line wiui
~ second cabin. 2H third cabin and i.Uod steer
hBe Passengers aud iudse. Arrived at the Bar at
: 30 ~. 2ith
Steamer Borgcstad CNor sydney. c Il. Novem
Der ~ 10 IL Winchester & 60. Ia ballast. Ar
rived at the Bar at 1890 a IN.
Steamer SaX0leine tBrj, Dartmouth November
:. TO George " Pltou in ballast. Arrived AT the
Ear at ~. 24th.
steamer Rayn tNor), Campbelton. r. No
EtmDtI IL. with lath. 10 OtGer. vessel to th.
% ~. 2sth.
steamer MORO Castle. Vera cruz November Is
frosreso j. and Havana II, 10 tile New YORK
"hH 'uhd Mail ss 60, with 81 passengers. mails
18th w.
steamer tita' son. Dc'fot November o. sion
,'faI 10 ana Port lIs0 kesburg ~. IN tho tnsilar
llNc. ih ballast. AT1 ed ~ The bar ~ 20 /. ~
flcnWcf 'Uors tN"ri llclac Noi -mbcr I. n
l' West India +s 60 With ,ocoanuts striref
r' flc EsT at p m
ri 'nTr 'pe"he sct-ont ille ana 'h.risstou.
on ihe Highlands ~ + 30 D M
steamer la sa'ols FD. Hsyre November IL
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

TRANSPACIFlC MAILS.

Dcs tlnatiOn and steamer. close IN N.N.P.M.
Japan. COrca China via Seattle
Ksmakura Mam .................No Nov -, $50
Guam. Philippines via san Fran
Ciscoi-U = transport ............ NOV %. t.5O
Iiawaii Japan. 'ofca. China Phillip
pines Nia San Franriscoi- korca bcc ], $50
Tahiti MarqUcsdf. Cook i7l.nds
Sow Zealand. Australia tlit san
I'rsncls,rl AoTarci ............... rrr %. 81
Jsp.n t'cfee china. Philippine tfa
Victorian Imrror. nf ipdis. ...... Hrc t. q -
fia0eI Isrs1. foffa. China phiiip-
nine ris faI I"ancis,ol -hinyr
Naru .......... ........ .l'rr ?. 20
Hawaii Ols san rnud.ooi sierra Dec IL, C.5o
ysnan. Cores. China. Philippines Via
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
Scattlel-Niirnnsntn

T., seattielEMinnesota ............: Dec II. $50
Hawah (via San Francisco oJ-Wilhel-
~ nina ;................ Dec Is. $50
flll Islands, Samoan Islands New
zealand. Australia Via Vancouver)
rEMakgTa .:.............. Dec %. ESQ
Iahlt Marquesas via San Fran
G. eiseol,,Mariposa ..............".. Dec %. $50
samoan Islands New Zealand Aus
tIalla (via San Fnncisco)-Belle
OF Scotland ......................Dec % $50
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
'' "" =
Humphreys Seventy-Seven
Breaks up Grip and
COL. .DS
Cold lG0..

Ii You have cold feet, ii shows i
lack OF circulation and predisposi-
ton TO take Cold
II you will take "Seventy-seven'
al the first feeling OF Cold-lassi-
tude. chill, a sneeze. shiyer. or
scrapy throat before the Influenza
or the Cough set init will start
the blood coursing through your
veins and break up the Cold
II the Cold is neglected Seventy
seven" IS still the best thing. but
takes longer
vi dealers sell "Scycniy--c'cn.
10. or mailed.
t4,,,,,br.,r. 4omeo Medicine %, eoI. VIII
ian ana Ann etreets. New icfA. -
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
WIRELESS REPORTS.

La Sayoie. reported As 2lS miles east OF SANDY
Hook at $50 q IN yesterday. is expected TO dock
this forenoon. - 49,, -.
The United states, reported as 1.17O miles east
~ sandy Hook a. $50 a m yesterday, is eI-
p.cted TO dock Tuesday afternoon.
The Minneapolis. reported as 1o55 miles east
OF Sandy Hook at / 80 . m yesterday. is eX-
rscted 10 dock Tuesday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

coast Lumber 90. With mdse Passed IN quar-
suttnc al s.t5 pi.
steamer Chesapeake, Baltimp'' 10 the Nov
YorL ami baltimore Transportation 80, Win
mdse pa-cd In Quarantine ~ Us ~
stNgmer kstahdip. ErunsWirk November - 60
tine AZ % = .
steamer Dorothy. Bostou ia \ " Bull 60.
! In ballast Passed IN quarantine AZ i2e IN.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

Dec II, $50
Dec 10, $50
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

Dec %. $50
Dec %. $50
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

steamers Msdteor. Norfolk end New roh AZ
~ Muudo Ushcston. ct, Of Ntisnts. ssssts
nah: Ntnland tNon. Ncvport NoNs, 20 ysssf'
iFD 1avre: Tun tali tBrl. Icrnfniihf ft,,.scf.
lsud iEelgi. AutNcpt 1alii"rnS n,lL ristf,.
Carolina San Juan. lroquois thsfi-s xocsli
Jacksonville HAVANA ilaNanns lnc- f.olalA
utaD, Naples. urvba lbrg, Antiils' o@n
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

Mail Vessel
Vessel Fer. Line. closes. sails
Sarnia. Hayu. TNmb-Am.... G:3O IN 800 4 IN
MONDAY. NOVEMBER -.
Katahdn brunswick. clyde. 100 p m
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2s
Grenada Grenada Trinidad O:OO a IN 1900 IN
koroua 81 Thomas Quebec II 80 "A IN 800 m
Il. Datos santos brazilian. ~ 90 IN 300 p IN
RyndaIn. Rotterdam. HOll Am -- 1000 M
Apache. Jacksonville Clydr.. 100 IA
q Of Mg0meIy, Savannah. saw -- zoo y Ia
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER -.
I.lstauia. Liverpool Cuuard 90 a 8 90 @ IA
Tsgtis Bermuda Il NJ : r.. 500 = 1000 M
Zulia curacao. Red D....... $40 A ~ 1900 ~
Cherokee Turks lsl. Clyde. 1000 a ~ 1900 m
MORO Castle Havana. Ward 1900 M 300 IN
Allemannla. HayU liaWb Am 800 y IN
Argentina. Naples. Austrian.
IlUrln. jacksonville. clyde. loo m
san Marcos, Galveston. Mall. l.o0 IN
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

frlh. to ~ "ti r"piinion - 20. with rassAu
a'rs and ndss Isrsld in Quarantine AT 3 %
nI.
sleanT Arsson. Georgetown. 10 the Atlantic
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER.

Sunrise. 700; sunset, 4:35: moon SETS S:l9;
moon age, g. ..-.-.- .-
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

-Ity OF Savannah Savanna Nov %. Savannah
earrings mail
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

10 thc tom7asn'o gsu~rf'c rra1safi-uti0u-. WITH
nssvsn.ers mails ara nilss. rH sand Hook
Iightship st 20 y NJ
steamer Hamilton, S.nporl News snd NOT
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

Stern Brothers
Art Objects and Bric-a-Brac
collection of Decorative Works of Miniatures Ivory
Limoges Enames, Dutch Silver Porcelain and Crysa N"''''
Carved Ivores and Small Bronzes
Marble Pedestas, Clocks Clock Sets and vases
Electroliers Paors Boudor Halls Libraries and Dens
Lamp and Candle Shades
ALSO FOR TOMORROW, MONDAY,
Electric Lamps,
Colonial design. % inches high, three lights,
in Brown Bronze and Verde hnish with Loaded S1275
THIRD FLOOR MAIN BUILDING
Furniture Departments
Greatly augmented lines OF Modern Art Period, Colonial
Mission Leather Furniture being shown Also the
following
Suitable for Holiday Gifts
Imported Novelties. Tea Trays and Wagons Book Blocks
abourets Muffin Stands Cigar Humdors Cigarette ox 6oxfs
Cabinets, Wall Cabinets Pedestas and Fancy Gold Mirrors
TOMORROW, CONTINUATION SALE OF
Real Leather Furniture
20 to 33X,9S Below Former Prices
ARM CHAIRS AND ROCKERS,
of green Spanish otbrown Spanish
MGToSco easy $3.50 enshoDs &sch s205O
Formerly S5S 100 and 1000
TURKISH CHAIR, 1s sOn
upholstered in Spanish leather at "O'0O
Formerly $3.50
CONGRESSIONAL COUCH, n mn
Of best grade bufed American leather, at p''oo
Formerly $3.50
FOURTH FLOOR MAIN BUILDING
The Appeal., 1911-04-29
NO COLOR LINE AT CORNELL,

President Jacob G.. Schurman of
Cornell University has decided that
there shall be no color line at that
institution.
That was made clear when a letter
written by him to Mrs. Gertrude A.
Martin, adviser of women of the
university, was given out. DR.. Schur-
man makes it clear that there can
be no discrimination at Cornell on
any ground, and that Afro-American
girls have as much right in any of
the university buildings as: other
persons. This means that they may
room in Sage College, the woman's
dormitory, which is, university
building.
Thus the two Afro-American ,wo-
men who have been trying to get
into Sage College for year or more
have won their fight, and the 269
Co-eds, who have sought by petition
to keep them out, have lost.
1t developed that not all of the
students at Sage College were op-