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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-29
HILL TALKs-oN TARIFF.

Congressman E. J. Hill addressed the Brotherhood of the First Presby- terian church last night, depIoring the fact that Americans were furnishin E munitions of war to Europe and agai I expressing his familiar views on ths tariff question. An excellent turle Y supper was served by the Iuemberu ( the Brotherhood
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-29
Coil Spring C6nstruc-
tion Seat

The hidden parts of this c1as- sic suite are just as high in their quality as the surface This suite was built to wear we'll as we'll as look we'll. The seats are deeply stuffed oveS heavy coil springs, and you can select either the very fine tapestry, as pictured above, or the genuine leather, just as you prefer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-29

court today. charged with violating a city ordinance by stopping his jitney to take on passengers in the center of the intersection of Stratford avenue and East Main streets at o'clock last evening.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-29
SOLDIERS OF BRITAIN
 IN COLONIES FORMERLY
 DREW CHEAT SALAREES

London, Oct. 2s-In the ranks of che South African contingent, now in
 training camp in Hertfordshire, there are more men who have relin- quished large salaries to serve the mother country at a shilling a day
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-29

warm clothing they rather prefer it, as they enjoy sharper appetites.
 The contingent will be sent to the front as soon as acclimatized.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-29
SEWER CONTRACTS AWARDED,

Three sewer contracts were award. ed by the Sewer and Paving Comnis-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-29
JITNEY DRIVER FINED
 FOR BLOCKING TRAFFIC

A fine of $2 was imposed on Henry M. Getchell. a local jitneur. when ar raigned before Judge Wilder in city
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-29
A Remarkable Set

in it's composition as we'll as in quality. Most Sets of this kind are sold for a much higher price.
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Gonl.
Don .1ar 4. SanFe,

glur bonn auben S1urm t6nen se1n i6psrc
S1ldge.
Den ndffen WorSen pibmen iplr btr
@tGi4tisuna Der aubenforts @srbun. =
DIR Iiebenspilrbiee pEaBtummanodnt Der
5sfung 1T infer 6iibrsr. mir i9rsiten
iber bic Mans, ptnben uns bann mad
Rprbeu aur Srnss lnb srreihen pas @li
GAambrettes. tpsldts felt Dem 20. Seps
tember BON ben Grausofen bsfeftigt 1T. =
8lnf aiiometer bon bier e%ntfernt befinbet
fi@ Bic beutihe Groni. efuf Der onbern
SsiIe bes GluHea flitBt Der Bad 5osgss,
tpelasr ben Malp ssihsn Ramens beipGIs
fert, 9ier baben bic beiBeusH Gdla@ten
ftattgefunben. Gbdmbrettes, burd trans
s0iI4f Snfnntsrie beleBt. beitsbt iunittsn
elmer Weibe auf erbpbtnem Qarb aus
sinem eroBen, ein8sIfsbtnbsn @sbGlbs.
mir member ms mad Norbpeit autn Sort
Wlarrt. 9ier e%ntpirft uns Der @enetal
ieinsR ShlddtpIan In Der eroben @9Iaat
an Der Marne. @ie armee bon Nsrbun
II Der aern Der fran5ofihen Groat. Sbn
aif isben preis 3u pabrsn III bds @sItres
ben hes @ensrnIItdbs.
Wir eeFidtieen bic Sorts Gpupile unb
3apaunes, bic an Der pbsren MadB Iiegen
uno an arieg nod teinen 4ntbeil nebs
men tonnten. Sie inb fart bsFeItiet unb
bur6 ibre natiirIl3s Gage In ben .G0tes
be MsuIe3. einfs fart beipdIbeten 6lIgels
mdiihs am rshtcu lIFer Der MaaB,
auBsrnrbeutlid geI6lbt. sic beberri6ep
bic tptite MpebresG bRne. Muf Der rehten
Settle bsr sIlauB stebsn IiA mad
apuI bic bsibumtdmpftsI febr itartea
SpsrrToris Der Gran3oIsn bin. 0ie Deuts
I6en bsIiben bsitt eff Gt. Mibid unb
Elm 9btiI bon DosbEt. Geit Mondten
lpirb bier @hritt Inn G4rItt gehritiea
unb lpsrn man In einsm beutTden obtr
franaSrIGtn g%ommuRique IieIt; .Mit
fnb boras4iidtl4 70 bebsutet bas, bnb bic
DeutldeH ober 8rdusoieH siuen Sprung
bon 80, 100 ober 200 mettrn genoni
bdben bab lie an btsIsr ober iener Steae
baa DIGbden iiberI6ritteH. bas SbdI
burhdutrt, ben Mea bsisbt baden, inbem
iie bur9 qiIi ober @eipnIt einen pbtr spei
@rGben nobmen,
lir Iteigen iiber Str ina ShdI bindb,
iommsn an einsm Grisobpf pcrbei, beiIen
@ausrn buE4 GEunatsn sssIt0rt lBs, !
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-23

Die &anonobe t1nt Disber fdredlid,
ueber Gbatiaon, DatrpHpile ~geldnaen pir
ra4 8auOiomont, no mir f~etge1aIteu
peroen, neil mir Iont in bic 6euerliniG
geratbsn. Ni9t melt bon bier Fnb bier
8atterten bon u unb 1875 3entimeter.
2anonen aufgefdbrer, bic briiben oif Der
bepti9m 6rpnt binter einem diIeinife6en.
ben, betnalbeten 6igel a~ufstFabrensn
Gslbartilerie au Sert6ren bsrfuhen. SIN
bltuen Aethtr tummelH if9 bic peiben
rlnben Observation-Disclosures. MuF bet
6trabe. bic hur6 bic Ieuerlinie fibrt,
ellen i'm esittedten @aIopp gauern auT
WGgeltsu, I'm biefem gsfdbrIi9en 4bens
teutr gu sntse6en. Grit gesen 4benb, ais
mir pieber in 8erbun ontommsn, beeinnt
Der 4ampf gu snben. qDir betreten 6urh
Elm Stdbttbor bic Stabt tpieSer, no Elm
8dhtpoiten ms ben Meg %perIperrt. ilns
ter elmer retben Qnterne priift er unfern
s2aiFs3 paTer," gBtr tDnnen tptiter
geben! lin6 burA bic f9lpetgfdme Cuff
Der i4parasr, tobtsn Stabt, ienbet bas
glpdenIpieI Der aatbebruIe feds bumpfs
S4ldse.
0as ifrdieeiide Dreied BET 6rdn3ofen.
@balons fur Wlarns 8erbun-4pul tbes
rraIig etue blibsnbe 2anbI6aft, seigt ii4
beute i'm tiefIten Gienb, Souilb, pierres
fitte, @aoiucourt, COMMERCE, @iroubile,
Srobon unb Gnmmeoieu, Srte bic i'd bes
riibre, fnb bura bic franaTfTden 0ters
n1b Defenders bur9 bic 9olnntals4rmee
In Ruinen bertpaRbelt. Ole unb ba Elm
nod intuttes 9aus, dls dneenebmer Mufs
entbdltsort fiir 6ffiSieH unb Generals
tGbleg. @sresbens febe id mid ndA Be-
pcbnern, mad 3iptliiten Inn. @ie ale
fub fort, ssFlidtst. ME "a beibt. linb
bod ni4t gefliiAtet - slenb fprtseiast
finO biefe Qrmen bon ibrem Slid unb
Serb, furtgeiagt bon Der franaDfiI4en
@rtneeleitungl Gin bitteres Coos, flrs
tpabr! 4btr biele MaBnabmen fuurbtn
eetroFfsn, nm bfutf9e @pipae lei9ter AT
funsen. 0as aIIes sins nint 70 friehIi6
nb anb manAsr brabe 8drefsmann
man9e 9ausrsfrap maBten Iton6redtlid
biben, Don bielen @reueltbaten tpeiB
bag ilbriee Grantrsi9 nod ni6ts; greueIs
tbaten, bic ipSter aufs beutI8e apntu
lbsrtrdgen tperben miiiTen, I'M Ie Der sis
niIilrtm @eIt 8usdneli9 su MAIDEN.
Nun itebe i1 am lifer Der MdaB, brei
9ilomster bon bier tpbt bic G6IdAt. lin
ct. Wli6iel berum bis mad Uerbin I'm
@Orbsu unb mad SouI I'M Siiben Be-
btrrI6t Der 9eloeerunssIrisg baa oes
iammte annb, Qnnst Mpuate fGmpfi
man bier. pbnt bab auf fransUFfder
Geite Elm 5ortldritt bemertbar niro.
Msnu aud bic frauaGfi6e Snfanteris
mai 200 Dieter porriidt, 70 bdtt biefet
ntr fir einige Gtunben an. Ser
iTansuii4en Reitersi fdlt bier cine tIGes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-23

Mein mss fl6rte In bas trateeiI6l
9reisd Der Grdn3OIsR; gbalpns fur
marns-9erbun-sOul. gu Inter Sanb
ben arsonutnipolO, Der i'm @sT4iBSonnsr
unbsimIid pibsrbolt, puIIirt infer Qptc
glermont. Die Guinm oieler in grdnb
edhoHtncn tIeintu Gtdbt siebsn Iid
Idnes Der StraBs bin, beripeiE i'm RebeI
blutrotb bic Come Ii4 fdidfsn leBt. -
Infer Giibrer irrt ifd i'm Weg unb fat
auf parois.8 ombds 80 ltsuerH, fhtGst sr
ben Wtg lber Nsubilp nad 8arennes
Elm, bort, no bic 9sutiden TfsAsn. Rod
lenuen mir bieieu Srribum Hidt unh Iaus
len ipsiter, Sans nabe ppn nns irepirt
cine beutihe GraRate NIT eroBsm 4ra6
am MaIoesraHb unb erfiiat ben @uIo
nit luutsm gdo. Cine 9ruppe iagt iber
bic GhauHee pie elm Rubel Rebe unb pers
fdpinbst lallos I'M unenbli6en 4rsons
nenpdIb. Re9tS cine 9atterie aus bier
&anonsn, bic unter ben 8dumen auF elm
ibr niHt iihtbdrss 3iel i6ieBt. Niht melt
baOcn tbrpnt IN luftissr 6Hbe Elm @eobs
a4tsr, Der ben Gsinb iisbt unb burA 3eIes
pbon ben 4biEdnb un6 bic RiAtang Der
bsutI6sn Stetuns benz DFfisier mittbeiIt.
Dieter ertheilt bann an bic 9ebienungss
mauuIhoft bic gsfebIe unb i9nsisiam
laoen, Sislen urb isiltrn iie. Der Mdlo
1T BON BAUD unb Bonner erTiat. 9l6bs
lid Tteigt aus benz WaIbesDunlel Elm
I6parSss. IlMtloIes GtGbtdsn. anf. GO lit
Reubiqpl Die ilsin @tabt III bon Grana
SOien bsfebt. 9isr psrbsn tUir unIfrn
9rrtbum seipabr unb mill meg, ba 500
Ylsitr bon 9subilb bic beutide Ma9t
Rebt.
mir brebeH mad re6ts i'm unb lpie elm
pfeil FLEET nnler 2Illto uuf Der ganbs
lirdBe ReupinD9nmbas babin, Sine
8tit lang bltlben bsutIhe 0rdHoten unIere
9eelsitsrinnen, bapn tritt pIoblias Gtins
elm. Der Nab Bat ben ariseaIdrm in f4
aufstFpesn. Gttrnenlcs breitst Ii4 bic
Ndht iibsr uns aus. parois unb 9oms
bds boiler GoIbditn, masen hHb pftrbe
buf9gH an llns aeipsuitTbdft porilbsr.
Dnrn Elm %mpnamsntnIss 1bor fault uns
itt 4uto iiber cine 9uobriidt, Mis Tnb
In 8erbuu. Reine G%trdbenlaserne brsnut.
ltebsn bic 6GuIerrsibfn in Der
ps4i4parseu au9t. 9idts RECT Fa. n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-23

auf ben Cohen sa srf9lttern unb tie bae
burh fir ben Sturmangriff Der fruns0s
iii4en Snfanterie reif gu MAIDEN. 5ins
ter ben G~rbdufpirfen Der franS0ii9en
S9ibenlinien feben mir es aufbIiRten,
aber AUDI auf bsutf9er @eite in elter
9edung bliBt es nuf. RuseIn pfeifsn
our9 bic Qifte, Grdnnten Deinen ipie
Sitber, dnbere muii5iren pie 9arfen unb
ipOlben ii4 ale gu einem Dom bes Sobss.
Dor uns lit Der griine 2sib Der grbe Nib
dufgertfe en- unb bic f9parSen Gebdrms
quelen aus inn enlpor.
Re4ts unb lints 9iiseltettsn unb bas
@9ld4tfelO perI4tpinbet npr unIerer
9Iiden. Sn ioIoFalem &dlbbogen ge6t
bic 2anbtrube duf Soul unb duf ihr To-
nett bas auge rei9t ni9ts als I9tpere
Gubriperte zines Mrineetrains, bolgeIuz
oene Munitionsipagen unb ~ungebulbie
rattsrn6e Mutps. Das WprFelb BON Soul
1T enbIt4 credit. Nn uns buf9en ur1s
geltiir5te 8Iume, beren &rpnen dIs 5ins
berniHs bienen, BoIfspfGble, lerbcue,
fpariIhe SpIbdtea, Gta9elbrabtunlugen
une 9ruftpehren borii6er. Sin MaAts
ppiten bdlt uns an unb perldngt pafTirs
i4ein unO 2esitimationen. mir birfen
tp~eiterfabrsn!
Bon briibeR Der rout 6Taii6 Der aus
nonenbonner. unb bic Standardization mis-
fhen fi9 tpie raide 6ammerl9ldge in ben
infernaliI9en granatengeIans. Npn ber
Pappelalee fe4e i'd in einem Rebengeb0ft
bret Sduier in 6euer duFse9en. 0ermui6s
Ii9 sIaubten bic @eutI9en ReIerDen bort.
aber ie iinb leer, Sod i9pelgt bic 2o6e
auM 6inmelsselt. @ir berluKen infer
4lto uno eeben querfeIbein iiber bIutige
Wiefen yunb GtoppeIfeIber. 3rphIoIe
6ld4en! Die BeIber a~ufgeplhIt unb sers
feet pon @rdnaten. 3erbrp9ene 0roben
alter b0l3erner Munitionspaeen fteben
bier unb port. Gp1 blutenb tpGlsen fih
elenbe, mdgere 91ule NIT dusgeriHenen
S4peifen I'm 9pbestdmpf. 3tpif6en scbs
ter pferben leuhten tpie Wilbrpfsn sefals
lene ,GranaoIen. Die @eripunbsten finb
uns nnteripegs entgegengetpmmsn. Gette
Naben lnb gefdttigte Dpblen biipfen spis
fhen @efaaenen herlm unO IdbeR Iim an
ben sarteiten 9tFen: ben Augen. Nie
babe i9. etipas @rauiigeres, Grf6itterns
beres geieben, uls hisTe gsfdltnu @ulba.
ten, BITE mid ans leergepidten auaenbOblen
anitarrten. Der Rebel lentt iin nit Der
Ddmmeruns auf bas ber6Ftli6graue,
t~roitloie 69ln6tfelb nieoer unb bic Quit
III bon 8ranhssftant unb @lutgeru1 gea
iatpdnsert. Die Dadtftuer sliben ringss
nm quf. @orbQte bon Soul 1T Elm rpibsr
Shein an 6immel - Elm brennenb,s
Dorf. SIM 9untef rafsn mir babiu unb
qelpentii6 Iptinst bds aidt unIsreg
G6einpsrfers bur6 ben Rebel Dor ms
Der, fDie elm aaubibisr, bus isins 9suie
Ip9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-23

lum1olid asmadt. aus ben srIten Gasfr
oisier gsl~dgtrungs3eit Eel bier muir elnti
fir bic 3uitdnbc i'm frdna5fIhm 5eti
Standardization 9orfaas Gripabnung az,
tfan. Die DeutIdsu bofffen, bic JsItunf
i'm Gturm nshmen su t0nnsn anb ipdeter
Ii6 tnalu9n BIB uutsr bic OeaerIdIinbs
Der Sorts. no ie srbarmungslos Osrnid.
tst tporben paren, iptnn = ia tpenn bieIs
adnonsn bdttsn I6itben t6nnen unb btr
@erpaItsr Der Interchangeable nidt bers
seHen battle, benz Artileritsa Commanders
ten bic GaIiIel gu ben Mnnitionsnors
rdtben 5u gebeul
9as f1nele Galen offer 8oLipsrte
5rantrei6s i'm aritgt 1870 mar ben
Mddtbabern cine Qebre unb felt benz
Sabre 1874 Tinb bann fir ben nit alien
Mittsln gspldntsn gfebdnaetriss bic 8ss
Itungsn an Der OTtfront unter ungebsuren,
btiIpisIloisn Gel0opfern su benz Wqa aus
Gtabl unb 9ston alsesbdut porbtn, Der
iest ben Dsuti9en piebsr 70 Idtper gu
ihoffen mohi.
Nm linten maasuFer lisssu I'm 6ul6s
frfis, I'm adbius BON stipa feds Rtlos
meter, in erlter Qiuis bier @erie: 9ois
Os Gbapiirs, 8aisDtourt, @ois BIZ Gdrs
ttles, GermonBias, i'm Gibsn auf bic
Gorls aanSrstourt unb Dusnb. I'm Mes
fen ouf 9oisa 9ourrus, Mdrtedu uHb
spei GfigeIpoften esItubt; bintsr ibnsn in
Spsiter ainis bic Sorts Muler uno 8els
labsns, fopie bic Msrte gbdna unb Gbois
fsul. gnf benz redien llFsr Der Maas
bsiteht be inRsrs Clinic aus Tithsn Sorts;
@tlepiIe, Gt. Mibet, Goubils, GapaHne,
@eIrupt, Ac8tlisr, SdubdinbilIe unb einis
gen 3lDiiasnpertsn.
Die dubsrs ap ben DbraHb Der G6tsg
DorgeIdo6ens Gfeluns umInbt auf neuu
RiIometsr adnge bic Sorts @dur, Mous
lcinbiae, bic @trts SurbaumOut. aaufes,
Cir, Maneiel, GbatilpH lnb IL BATES
rleHi I'M NOrOen fdIiebt ft iid init Der
Steaung 8nuaumontsGot be Droibe al
Msrt) an bic Maas an.
Der gdr8s umfans mibt As ailometst.
Den 3Diiaenraum Weronns5oul (53 81
lcmeter) fnlitBt bic GpsrrTortitilt @enis
court, 1rppon, SEES parodss. Camp bss
Rpmains, aioubias. GifpuDiue unb Soup
fpuss les sG0tts.
ct. Wlihisl. Der @tibpunIt bsr spis
foul unb Wsrbnn bersils In Grieben
fir ben GrnHiaa bsrelt gtBoltsz
men Erlippen unb bag 8pri Comp bss
Romdins Iino bsrsits fell benz Gsptembsr
In ben 0dHsM Der DsuiI1en unb bier
1di lsbt bon nelsn bic ber5tptlFslts OTisns
ipt gtnsfal 5oFfrss sineeiebi. Mis tE
bintst Der frdHapFIhsn Dront dusnsht,
Climb unb lpslHs @erpiitungen
Der arieg bereits nit ld gshraht.
In pddenbsr Gprm Der bstonute
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-23

aas w ieat sFNttt
ftaa lsi f' g Nf
tHf 'sH 1it0if fts Eli HtHila
fs'4 Ital ileffsa eHtla
sfis rH Fesstiesaiit nl.
Cd i.i sat sfa
M H NttRai tH MafHM m~
HfailA 4st Bzif NtH islAf s
N4tA ssfl Wafl4H fH8f Ws
So N. iisf YES lti ga
w1 tfH HaksH af
4iastfs eI lti ans ~
lfs tai Nm sfI aaita
faea fs ast ksf m EEL
N sait tt avn Ha t8 msHtNms
lbtg na araH kAl tgsfn
3H ttHtif anf tata 9tnsl&h.
ai Hfttn 100 Ns.ff Mslti. at "a.
sit 4iti0 Hsllil or 4tenmstf.
lna'H or "a Crrtf tfliaai ff an
Ht1FH ~ Hast. fftitH SCI Nsn flh
MS aH iaafifH ceilH fsm isgfuH
NeaYlantaHlih Qasila he Mslhnihat
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ScHAUPLATz ~~DER kAF1PFEa

Ii6e Gfoae gu. fe ffeGt F9 als SETTINGS
%reiterei uns Dor. Sn ben S9iibengrGbei
ipieIen bic Gran3ofen &drten, treiben III
lotria unb beluftigen ii9, 9~anbsrandter
IN bic $50 Meter entfernten 6eutf9er
2aufgrdben su perfat. Mdn muB gst
fte1sn, bic Gage Der bsatI6sn Seeresmo6t
nm ct, mibiel III 70 ausge3ei9net, BAT
es taurt m6gGi6 fem tpirb, 1eIbft untel
Aufopferung bpn SduIenben BON GpIba.
ten, bic beutfde 8roat gu bur6bre9et.
Sc 1T 2 ltbr Na9mittoes, ltnmittel.
bar pOr mir bat fi6 cine franaDfI9e Sat.
terie bon rs 3entimeters &anonen einge.
araben, bebett unb eefdiibt bur3 9duml
unb 6trdu4sr. limb iber ben Mdnb reder
i4 TIRE gelben Mduler in bic Cuff. Dam
fpeien fe tire b6Ie 5enbung gu ben belt.
i4en SaiBengrd6en bindus. Buns se6i
es unb beulenb tlingt Der @ranateniane
G%inoebiiGt in cine ipsiBe @oIte f9l1gt BIZ
@ranute ibren 8riidenbosen gum Geinb.
unO po le nieoertrifft erbebt IiA aus
ber grbe Elm bider fdiparSer Gtrabf, be,
f%ontdnenRaft in ii4 auriidfntt.
8d9 elmer 8eile f6narrt binterm
Balb bura ben lteren Simmelsraum eir
i4tpdraer Quntt berbor, Bis er plSblif
als itplser aoler iber unlern Sdupterr
treiF. Gein 9sfieb,r aldnat ben i'm
SonnenI9ein. tpis Elm ganser. Gr fpGbi
mad 8eute aus - unb rt4ttg, ba 6ot q
fe fhon. Gin iAtpdr8es @tpas fdat bon
lbm nnb nimnlt Iurrenb feinen @eg auI
bic 8atterie. Sin &tad! @ie finite ads
none Iiest seridmettert sipiI9en aeiden.
Dret reue Iphre ipenben li9 Slm 6ims
mels5elt unb I'M bEauen aetber f4tpim.
men tpie Blaum brei peiBe 8Bltden bon
S4rapneGIs UNI ben Itolssn beutI4en 4bs
let. MlfiH 6era f4tdgt ldut, bei BEN Sc
banten, baB bieler Gapfere, biefer @tol3e
%neripunbet tperben fam. Sen ld1enb aber
fArumpft ct fpieber in einen 4untt sus
fammer, melt biuterm MaIb unb pitb
pom 9immsl uufsefosen,
Sd eebe an Der MdaB aufipdrts burd
einen Malb, beIfen Rdrme bon ben beuis
T4en @randten IN. halbsr 9S9e tpie abs
aeid9t iinb. Die @traBe lit bura bic
8dblloien Srtater taum eansbdr unb In
elmer art Springpro8diOn muB i'd ar
hiefe 6in6erniFe nebmeu, oints liegt Elm
@oIOutensrab, esI9midt NIT einem areus
aus 3dnnenitdmmen unb einsln rotben
adppi; baneben 5ipei MaFsnsrdber, Dor
oanen 8pei e~tfreuate Gspsbre NIT BEN
2nuT in bic grbs gerammt Iinb.
auf elmer pupptIaIse ivartet infer
Mutu unb ba Driben Itebt erneut bic
Sdla9t Dor Soul. 8as G6o Der Sra
uatsn ipieber6alt i'm @edlt Der 8irtens
unS @udenpalhungen blntsr urIs. 4n
alien 9Gngen, 70 melt bas Muge reldt,
liesen In bdIbmonbF0rmigen grobedunasn
bic @eI9ibe eiusegraben. 8dtterie ouF
9utterie. 5aubiben unb adncnen. Gs
Gilt nun, bic mebrIfaffelieen, ourh Be-
tontinbau unb Drabtber9aue eeTi6erten
Gteauugsu oer beutIdsn Artiaerie briIbsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-23

ths bn Wtdltb wv aVu. plHtlk tsnltitm ssstt 49,
re ''lal'funfsn psn rg3 tsfu uns t9lt sftniplhg
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United labor bulletin., 1915-01-09
AN EDITOR TEMPORARILY
Ex-Denverite Made Hit in Coming Dry
State of Washington With His
Christmas Publication.

r. L. IIcrricl, long a resident OF Den
yer. and eX-delegate from No. 40 to the
Syracuse convention. but who has been
located in Seattle for some years, where
he is foreman of the Times. sends The
Bulletin Il copy of ''Herrick's Harangue,"
little publication issued by him on
Christmas day for circulation among
neighbors and friends on the one day.
1t is u bright and snappy publication
and it is pity that Bob don't get per-
manently into the writing end of the
newspaper game. He tells us, also. that
printing is absolutely on the bum in
the Sound City. Among the many good
things-all in the nature of n takeoff-
in the Harangue is the following. that
will explain itself, under the caption:
"Hints for the Household:
"Hints.
"The Household Hints in this issue
are edited by Mrs. X. B. Brown of Dem
yer, Colo. Mrs. Il. is a sister -in-law OF
the editor. That's how she got the job
She lives in Denver because her hus-
band and children live there.-Editor.
"By MRS. R. B. BROWN.
For green-and-white luncheon seed
a couple of green grapes and place in
the center of tile table on n turkey plat.
ter or something-whatever will hold
them without crowding. If you wish to
elaborate little serve fried chicken
or Dreaded veal or chops-always in
small rounds or squares about the size
of a marble. They should be served in
ramekins fcbiua-iron is too heavy), OF
jinrikshas. or anything at all that is
not large or awkward looking. But if
you wish to adhere strictly to the green
and white scheme, omit the chicken or
veal or chops. Just serve the two green
grapes. These, with white tablecloth
and napkins. will do nicely.
Spaghetti is lively. 1t should not be
carved. Leave it whole, just as it comes
from the garden, SO the guests may feed
it in endwise. This also saves bathing
so many dishes.
Napkins should be placed at the left
and fifteen-sixteenths of an inch below
the upper corner of the plate.
Considerable gas may be saved by
boiling eggs in the soup.
at isn't good form to juggle peas on
the knife"
Friend Herrick and the g. NJ. were
pals and chums for many years, and it
is pleasure to note that he is doing
well, although in Seattle.
United labor bulletin., 1915-01-09
DECREASE In IMMIGRATION
AT NEW YORK PORT FOR 1914
EUROPEAN WAR AND INDUSTRIAL
DEPRESSION GIVEN AS CAUSE.
Arrivals from Foreign Lands Shows Fall
ing Off of col, 40 Persons Compared
With 1918; As Per Cent Decrease.

Immigration through the port of New
York for 1914 fell off to the extent OF
COL ,4l0 persons, or 45 per cent as com.
pared with 1913, according to figures
compiled by the commissioner of immi.
grafton.
During 1918 arrivals numbered 1884.
9l4 persons, of whom 1,l63,993 were
aliens and l7O,92l were returning Amer.
lean citizens. In 1914 arrivals were only
1888 sol; OF these 573,675 were aliens and
l59,S29 We're citizens.
immigration statistics show that the
number of departing aliens was great
er by 81, ISIS than last year. During 1913
there left New York on steamships
bound for foreign ports a total of 3sl, ).
O6S persons; during 1914 departures
were 4lS,SS6.
During last July, just before the out
break of the war, arrivals at New York
were 50,546, as against l0S,9O9 during
July, 1913. June shows the greatest
record for that month in 1918 being
l36,69O aliens and IL go citizens, while
in June, 1914 there were 81 .l30 alien.
and lO,390 citizens reached port.
immigration officials and representa-
tives OF the immigrant aid societies eN-
plain the falling off in immigration,
aside from the war, which is the chief
factor. as being due to the curtailing
of work in the United States and to an
effort on the part of foreign countries
to restrict emigration by providing work
mt home and lettering the condition of
their working classes.
United labor bulletin., 1915-01-09
STRIKE AGAINST PEONAGE
NSOUTHERN COTTON MILLS
EvIcTED FROM COMPANY SHACKS,
WORKERS LIVE IN ARMY TENTS.
Twelve Hundred Farm Employees OF
Fulton Bag and Cotton c. in Atlanta
Contesting Stubbornly for Rirghts.

The seven months strike of textile
workers against the Fulton Bag and Cot
ton Mills of Atlanta, Ca, is being stub
bornly contested by l 200 men, women
and children, who insist on their right
to he members of trade union.
Evicted from the company shacks soon
after the strike was started, the work
ers are living in army tents purchased
by the United Textile Workers of Amer
lea. President Golden is on the ground
and is in charge of the strike.
One of the main issues involved is a
contract workers We're compelled to sign
before being employed, and which per-
mitted the company to hold back one
weeks pay Should an employe leave
the company for any cause without Civ
ing five full days notice they forfeited
ali wages due them for the current
the previous weeks wages held back.
Able lawyers have declared this con-
tract to be nothing more or less than
a system of peonage.'
The strikers charge that the company
has made vast sums of money out Of
this system and that tibet last large
mill built by the Fulton concern was
practically paid for out of the moneys
retained under this contract.
The owners of the mills own mills in
Dallas and New Orleans. They have re-
iected every attempt to settle the diff
ficulty. These efforts include overtures
by the representatives OF over 100
Georgia churches, prominent citizens of
Atlanta, and several mediators from the
federal department of labor. Every
peace offering has been met by the claim
that there is nothing to arbitrate."
Because this strike means relief from
existing. in many southern
states among textile workers, the trade
union movement is giving financial aid
to this sturdy band of fighters.
This is one of the three movements
OF workers which the American Fedora
ton of Labor convention in Philadelphia
last month voted to send out an appeal
to assist the organizations involved.