New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-26
SCORES FAINT
AS BILLY TALKS
RED HOT HELL
Nine Thousand Men in
Tabernacle SiZZle IN
der Old Theology.
SUNDAY, COLLARLESS,
POUNDS SATAN HARD
Swings 951 Onto Trail After
Three Most Successful Meet
ingS in Paterson.


From % S.'7 ,'T'''7'''''' % 10 -.
Paterson. y. j., AT.,. 20 Almost
sUfocated, nine thousand men cro"Ged
eto,idor 10 shoulder. hanging on Billy
c....s...,. .,o-ds this afternoon. lie
~. ofo--,,or-
preached me second OF ms
only" sermons 20 an audience that en-
-,rod oil .bo fortunes Of the steam
-
rcom IN a urKlsh PAIN
70 was horribly hot in the frame
b,;ldi,o The resin in the pine boards
-..,,..,., OVID Mold +, The
"2ScID'" ''' =. 49,,
tar papc' .'o"h~ S'''''" So
heat. S,ca. rolled of mons forehe&ds
.-..- La..lLor.lior. yere limp
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and collars we've So"Nt"'
Moro mon '"c"'| w. NO .. 80.
,..,..-..,. .-o-.,.s, Others were hur-
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rcd. hal Iaini-hg' iIp"' '"'''
r,d hastily attended in tho vestibu!es.
The scores Of blazing electric lamps
- L..:,a;rc. ,,o~o liLe q furnace
made tho oul!oIhg more 4'Ae
than ever. The red tights AT the IRE
it, Looked Ike the ends of red hot
cA''S '00"'' IN"
pokers. ,s 49,.
ra.ert sounding board that accentuates
his voice sprayed the heat down upon
him. He wore a thin pair or summer
trousers; his shirt was rolled IN at me
neck and up a. the elbows. beIoIe no
had proceeded fifteen minutes wi'n ms
sermon the garment was literally nolh-
ing but q wet rag.
The evaugelist's sermon harmoni2ed
comnletelv with the day and its tenn
rera+uro He believes in a roaring, slZ-
ling. screeching, red and blue famed
boIi ord he preached H. He leaped st
,fco end alcohol as Stanley Ketchel
used to leap at his ring opponents; ne
,bem TO shreds, wrapped them in par
cells and threw them into the gutter
80 ,,.5;o.I T-aetise
Line "'u''"'
Tho first part OF the sermon dealing
,,.;.b tho social vices and their conse-
l',on,os abounded In figures and facts
ike a medical treatise. and was some
times shockingly startling in It's frank
ness; ..,,.;u. no,, co anv single man
III - ,,,bot mean" shouted
S"l I',''' b,nnGirg and leaning about
,,E.""'' Ia In t6c SNOW, instead Of
IiNe old - in 92-degree
.'l1' 49,
'e,npeIa1uIe .o he diatribe against
Iie &C. killing YOU menl It's kill
49,, I toll vou.U he yelled. Pm
.uE 80 MI, you fellows" he said,
lltl"b reucous voice vibrating.
''inc9' ~ .',s 80 LoIr Won nut a Garnet
j." - ~ a mana Of glass in
o. !ouI df.ood If inflow, and
'He N'luO" = - cbiidren Good
give YOU - 60 cot Won TO save
CONE, ,,o,. ;rsteo3 Of buving an auto
!oI' I'9i'r' ~ soioonkeener while you
H M, re. re = Rv the grace Of God,
- s+,arc,tb 10 mass the saloon, but
- ~ y6n haven't. and am trying
o'Eo , VI ,,o,,
He leaned over anG looked into the
o~o,-beeded man. with a
,cLL r,,,etecbc in the second row.
SSndoy bae great habit Of cOncen-
.rat;rS his attention on one individual
co %'ia frii minute Of racing words, and
tbcn veering suddenly to mother
oroup
T.lLod 70 Ono Man.
'Tn going TO put up a tight Tor you,
old feller' ne Halu "'i SON5
man. cob, man, why. oh, why! can
YOU see that after i,9UU years VI Wills
key and VINE and the terrlDle "IeyNs
they have made the oily way unueI
heaven 10 meet 1t Is TO rise and driVe
It from the land. They could be dTiVeh
from the community on II you 5res,
byterians would do. TINS instead OF
talking about tne New JSius.tT,' -.
you b,'p.,a'S "ou'u S'oI of - bTrcb
are going where they can't get drop,
,,ou,S soon clean M this saloon filled,
brewery controlled community for