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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17

A Close.
aY xaa. IsWAIroa MeIlaHrEL

Mt &klAM IN MALkWA MeAlAMlEL
Dickkon u % the map reIfgious'y,
Milhin the iasa fifteen days aNei
two thousand people have heard she
gospel npessags dellveiea bs w. CT.
Swppe In Tito unis,n revival iis:
closed IN this city. Fully fse.
hundred professions and feclana-
tiens we're made. Cards. dancing
and other worldiness were given llp.
and individuals plndged themselves
ID a better life and Christian duty,
This revival stirftd Dickson per
haps. ~ no other series Of meeting
hss ever stirred II before.
Tho majority 81 business nen
closed their d,or during hours OF
service; also places 81 amusement
we're closed for thu same purpose
II has been said that this has never
brinre taken place in the history Of
Dickson. From the very first ger
yies the audience increased until
there was mol an auditorium in the
city that would seat them, conse-
quenily, the meeting was moved
from the Presbyterian Church 10
the auditorium n the Wilson school
. II continued at this place until last
Sunday light, when il closed with
the largest audience OF the entir
series OF the meeting.
The singing was candrcted by l.
III. Harder Of culleoka, Tenn. Mr.
Harher In splendid choir manager
and has been with Mr.. swope be
fore, and will join him later IL
other meetings. Under his leader
ship magnificent choir was organ
lied Eiahjy people. .aGGupasd~ ,lha
choir stand. while a Junior ohoi,
composed Of nearly a hundred join.
ed In this singing. Fuson StTicklip
presided ut the piano; Prof Stone
playeefthe aofnet, aud Prof, D. l..
Swank. Lester Miller and Mrs. J
Walton Mcdaniel played the violin.
A great many people from HE
surrounding community attended
the services. The building was
packed at each service SUNDAY, AT
the morning and afternoon services
there were ut least eight hundred
persons In attendance. and AZ the
evening service the AUDITORIUM was
packed aud many were turned
away from the building. The
morning service was given over TO
/ the raising OF an offering for the
services oil the Evangelist, and quite
. nice sum was given him. The
afternoon service was used in the
giving of his famous lecture on
knowledge and Courage. H.
entertained the large audience for
two hours. He hit many social
and civic evils and gave IIqap a
death blow. and called upon the
people to maintain d better govern,
ment. He also gave a telling IL.
lustration Of how boy is worth
more than money. In response 70
his appeal. the whole congregation
stood up, signiiying their willing.
ness TO hack up the city officers in
their efforts for q better town, The
Mayor,elett pledged himself at the
close of the evening service that he
would do all In his power to clean
up Dickson,
II is difficult 70 describe Mr.
Swope, the Evangelist, He il u
man hard TO picture with pen or on
canvass. He has the most remark.
able vocabulary Of any speaker that
ever hit this town, and can ssy
more lii thirty minutes than an ~
dinaty speaker can say In an hour,
Sometimes be appears aged and
haggard; again, he Is youthful and
buhhling over with happiness. He
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17

The Priscilla Crochet and Tat
ting Club. recently organized, me,
with Mrs. G. N. Ferguson We'd
nesday. The following officers
ware elected; Miss Sibbella Ed
wards. President. Mrs. Eva Rus
sell, Secretary and HTreasurer.
Nine members aud four visitors
were present. The club SCENE to
be progressing nicely and the e.
forts made in its behalf deserves
special mention. They will meet
mex, with Mrs. ]. NJ. Ferguson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17

Have you tried our new bread?
White Cream" has them NIL beat.
Union Bakery.
Egbert Grain, Chas. McMury.
and Lucian Rogers, will 20 this
week 10 Lebanon. where they viii
enter school at Castle Heights.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

an3ug.@ off aobrs BEN i9 gu mid
sebenft, tpenn Der @idel no i'd oruf
gu iiBe TONNE nor E gan3 tlein tpenis
BON E Rebsbors Is, bonn febn i'd
mein 5iniI9. Der &aiIer bat geIagt,
8uerI9t bebte mer in en- Qutomobil
fa9re IN omar in Gins mo Die CUTE
Jreinbe BIN Gie @ngldnber, bic
Entertainer, geI8idt bate. Die
9ettf9e bate { gauge 2pbO BON Die
autos getappt IN ie bate gang CUTE
subs bafiir. On Den Weg tDnnt
i9 Jpn allss ber5Gbls. mas i4
piibt.
Serr gebudtiondr, i'd fin 70 praut
gensie, baB i9 Is gar nit oistreipe
Tam. SD ben { SunfOrm an8isbe
ma1e uuo ben en- groBe Offi3ierss
aobt umge6dngt trtegt IN i4 ben
gegudt pie en- 5ieGbsM arIdaa. ga
BAIT mid email Der @eOespeiler iebn
Iole! @ea, an oen @eg BEN i4 ben
8ilem aaes rispo6rtet I'M er bat ges
Iagt: .96ilipp, ipenn i'd nit for
l9ubr ipiibt, mas Ou for en- 0ebrs
beiuipel bift un tpas bu for bilbettet
God bait, 6dnn oe6t tb fase, bu biit
en- 2eier. 60 ob6es ben i9 in mel
aanaeg Gene nod nit qeiebn III ioenIl
id bid nor perI@pebOe tonnt, ptbs
Der beitI9er 3itttieu au tueroe, mel i4
SEPT DID 81 { Member bon metn aas
biuett made. SD fiible drig iars
rie Serr 9eoadtiondr, bab i'd Sbne
nit ules Tag taru TN oerf, tpos 5pii4e
uns geIprO9e tporOe Is, otriper tpenn
i'd na9 ben @apr meme @rlebnihe
in 8u6form eraus geipipe oubn, bann
peroe sc ausfinne, bab i'd bod nit
gang 70 bumm fin, pit Id alsgude.
llnIere Gar is sefubre, tDie Der 8liB.
Ser emperor bat geIast, tpenn i9 {
Gidar fdmobfe pollt O6ber mid {
qeip leite fpoIIt, ban font i9 mid
nor nit I6eniere. @r miibt Ii4 nod
E tpenig in Q9t nemine, bistabs feline
Drobt mar immer nod nit gang tas
pitelfelt. SD ben seiogt, ipenn Ct
seine Abi6edtl4en bait, bann Debt id
mid lponst in { Deil en- S4nuff tate
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

.aapib nl6l. Dlt JnbaHth Dat fit
.ltim Nolh Glitimalltthtn. @Htfu
Nlalptn Gus SAINT N atedmpittn
6arbtni0nm stIot0i, oad aud iur
.t5bdiiut Wiiunttn BON Etuiiroim,
Wlurauiitn uub Naaibmtinni6l.
.5raais uno 3atlts edub lommm biH,
su, nm NIT ben glumm ~ ruHosH
gutttis uuo 30 tusiitn aran5tH GEE
bun0en 80 rtrotn.
Sn unItrtu @ilbtrn Btigtn mir 3us
ndaR etR pdar biblht, abtr tinIads
unb praltiide @tuim. 9si Der sriitu
Gig. u III s%sitrtfley. paidbdrtr
Gldnsl uno ntiBtr arduitItoFf fir
araan uHb QufI6ldse gu eiusm
babiden @an5sn berdrbeitet. Die
germsI fnb Der paFtnartigen Sduls
ter anseiebt. Gle Iino an 6anbge'
lent gtrcibt unb BON Der nit @rdtens
Iti4 gs3ierten Stalps 3uiammsnges
balten. Riiden unb 8cr0ertdile finb
Der gaFs gegengsndbt bieTe auBerbem
md in Sdumden dbgeudbt. Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

Der 9rques, nidt gu Helm unb ipobls
lieiasnO, fir rsifsrs Grideinunssu,
aud Der fIottsn fIeinen Sdtden, bic
,um einfaden Ghneioeran5ug gsbors
trn, uno berorbeitet Su beiben germ
btrbs Mattensefledts. Die aopfbes
Oedungsn oes bslttIdsn unb bss 0Iters
rtihifden Militdts gobsH nit ibrsn
s1srLet 6orinen un0 lpshielboaem
uGIpaB mannigfade Sheen gu neuars
tigen Griibiabrsbiiten fir iunge Dds
men. 4u9 biefe Mobeqe Iin0 gegIidt,
iOiDeit man iid fern belt BON biretten
Nadabmungen, un6 bon ben 1lniFpre
men IsbieIi6 cine Qnreguns fir mOs
bifde ROpFbeoedungen ii6eruabm.
Dem tpeIne poruebme Dame m6dte
nobI in pideIbalbe ooer Sf9ato, in
qanofturm6slm poer MarinemiiBe ibs
feR eriten Sriibiabrs > Embarrassing
u~niernebmsn2 GIeihmdBig an allen
bormen lit bic pcrtreffli6e Qrbeit gu
KIhnlen, bic ben 8eflehten Glditt3ttdt,
Wsihbeit unO lei9tes @epidt beIdBt
unb auf ieOe tinitIi4e Stiibe Der
Rdnber ber5ihtet.
Die Su~tgnrnitureu mar man felt
Iongsm sinfaa sspobnt, uno oaran
ourften bic WOOiiinnen borerIt
nidt riitteln. 9o8 bic Mobele be-
Deifen, baB Giufd4bsit ni9t nit Bill
Iigtsit ibeutila 1T, buB cine siu3sIne
G~toetpoie cine tleine &~oitbdrfeit bdrs
iieLsu lam. Dp4 buS Fnb Quss
nabmeu. Sn Der RsseI fiebt man BON
tcnlpieIieerem GeOerpub ab. beniibt
Il teuren Reibers uno parnoiespos
ls5eberu nur IN ein3sluen Salmeu
b bertuenbet bic aniprudsloIeren
5dreibers, pineuins unb 9rappes
ebern. ubDsdIsInO nit fpibeu 5Iiis
seIH nIs pbantdiiefebers S4mud. Use
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

Dtfrt6tt 9dttuugfar
G%dftung. 3irtusoiretlor:
Sic montn nls ShrufIhludu auf'
irtttu7l llnm5gIia, Git iub ia gang
ltumm esbaut,"
Qrtiit: SO i6Iud' absr aud
BLOB 9ii~rIsnidbsl!'
Rad Dem 2ommers.
q~artaufisber: sGnbIi6 ipsrOsH Gte
muuter; 3ipei Stunoen tpddt id nun
Idon ntbeu Sbnen!!"
STUDENT: mas piiHI6m Sic
0snn BON mir2"
qartaufisber: .aufi6rst6en eta
i9 Sic; sic Iiegen ia bier mittsn
ouf Rem gtdIen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

S9lub finbet born mitteGs anopf
un0 &nOpfl06er Ttatt.
Die nd6Ite BLUE (5is. q TT aus
@oatrepp gsfertigt. Die iiber Der
Sdulter berIdngerte, gereibte Raht
iptrb BON elmer ipiB 3uIaufenben,
runoum gsiteppten, 8lenbe bebedt.
9ieGeIbe 8leu6e leben mir porn als
QbI9IuB inter benz aragen. Die
bluIenartigen aermel iino nm bas
9~anogelent gereibt, NIT GtoffaIbeIu
begren3t unb Der anTaB nit elmer
Geioenblenbe gebedt. Der S9IuB
Der BLUE lit mitteIs perbedter anopfs
Io9IeiIts bfipertIteligt, Sin i6tpars
5es Samti9leifdsn 1T born inter
Dem ipib 5uIaufen0en aragea angea
braht. Nlan Tam bic 8luIen iiber
Tuttertaiqsn drbeiten.
Sin einfa1es 4benbtleib 1T ser
GegenItauo Der nd9iten Stt55e (5is,
-. 9ieIe @orlage eignet iid iebr
gut our auiarbeitung unmOoern GEE
iuorbener &leiber, ba Der oberIte
G9obteil NIT oer 9luTe aus einem
gemuFerteu, ebentuea tarierten Rod,
Der untere 3unitateit uno Die aers
mel aus glnttem StOff g%earbeitet Iein
tounen. Sn Seibe bergeiteQt, ipiirbe
oieIes &IeiO Isbr bibi6 ausIeben.
81 Qermsl Iinb Der 9aiae glatt eins
geIeBt unD bon Qufi9Idgen begreu3t.
Die 9aile i9lieBt iber areu3 unb
rabmt sinen 2abteil Elm, Der aus
fem gepunttetem, elfenbeinfarbenem
.3iia gsarbsitst lit. Den 4bfdlub Bill
Get Elm aragsn aus iebr feiner Spahs
teIlpibs. anopfearnierung unb Girs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

tels, bas belt i'd bsFer gleide ME
Sampbte. 9a bat er nits oagegc
gebnbt IN ME i'd meme S4nuffbdts
sraus gebpIt ben, ben i4 lie ibh bins
ge6alte; i'd fin bod en- gebiloeter
Msonn ua psiB tpie rler iiA gu be-
uenlule bat, tptnrl mer in SaTeietbee
Is in mas tpern &c oente, Der aais
Ter bat Ii9 aud en- G9nuff getddeIt.
@ea, 9srr Saskatchewan, ba Orauf
ben i9 mid apiper E 2p9b S4nuff
aus Die 8ads sebult, ba bdtt mer
ieiQ E bolipes 9ubeno S4nuffs
Oraus made t0une IN i9 ben gelagt:
.MdtI9eItie, bies bier Is Der l4Onite
Monument in metn gauge 8oiein.
Sele S4nuff6ads, bic t0nnt teiner
BON mid triege III fpenit er mid I
haltpe Milion 0abler oafor gefptpe
hbt I'm ipern in ipdtere SdbrbunOers
te nod E Mttgltsb BON bic Jamilie
Sauerampfer in Gdfiten3 is, bann
perb bic S9nuffbads nod als 5a'
Mile 9eiligtum gebalte uno tpert
nit bic Riemdrt ge5eigt tperbe: Der
qrDBte Mlonn Ger Melt, Der &diier
Dilem bat aus Die 8ads &C.
i4nufft!"
Der Railsr bat geld9t. st fagt
er mar frpb. baB i9 10 . quite 0pi'
nien BON Jpn bdtt I'm ieOer Menid
in @9ermenie IN in Quitria bebi
grab 70 biel bon ibn bente IN Be
l0nnt er es iebr gut erforbsre, tpenr
Jpn Die @nglilde uno bic aoidiieni
bsbte be9te. Isl idutt pOrie", bal
Der Miaem gsIagt, IN tpenn nler nod
c paar @o9e I'M E boar Monate dltel
FIN I'M nler tSnne uns ounn edslu'
IiTfle I'm eipei@eGie NIT Die gnglii4'
befafe, bonn bringe rner bic Sellers
tpenn oli9 tein GiIpedt I'm feline 2ieb,
for m | d, 70 bod { gang beilIoio
qnslt for bic beitI6e SoIoofe BEL
81 tel jub, Is tss groBartiges DING
I'm bic @ngit.
@omit id Derbleitpe
SIN Sbru Iietper
pbil tpp Soueramper.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

nniu Attitaltn. 900,
10 Ttln Orr CO Tlf Elm Vdlt
.9HAtutt ailaniif
sSa, bailf mat Ia Tom atr
.otmha. iptru q aiaattt, m,ln,
e ttlI tumptnl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09
Do Msls

kaA *,a8tfiaak i@ml g
tMfA4 II 8m
mHfM msMnle.ss A.
hNetaMasa Ata
t4N4 A4 h4siits 0 lIsa
80 tts.iI4 RHf
81 H. f.4.ln rs
ff - ssst tfiss
asale.a N.sa I'D
Mmssll ksNsH rs
81 ealnhfssa Hia'al as
lss@lm th niams. aak 8fsfIHs
aatahta aeh sma M
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

-ginfa6. 9Ri4tsr (Su sinsm
angefIaoterl. Der Isin aIiti nadpei.
fen iol): rMontug ubsno iino Sic
in Der aneipe geIsben tpprOen, Dieuss
lag absnb Su 9aus; mo aber pdrsH
sic pd6renb Der 3piI9en3eit9"
QngetIagter: go, unterpegs!!A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

QeiOeusgsfG6rtsn. Die
Te nofe 8ittsrung taugt nidts; meis
ne Trau lit ieit 0ier3e9u Sagsn
trant!1
Die meinige aud fe pid uns
6sotngt einen nsueR RegenmanteI
baben!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

9rdttif9 d. Sunge Satin:
,Seute babe id in einem @efddft rsts
senoe 9ii9gloden gefeben unb babe
glei8 brei Stiid getauft."
@atte: nMu3u 6enr glet9 bret9"
Sunge @attin: rgla. fir ieoes Sc
rt6t bod cine"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

@enn fie to9t. Grau
(mtttags bsinl gFen): .llnfers &6s
din tit bieien MOrgen pl6Bli4 trars
9etporoen!"
Mann: .0arum! Sd mertts fdon
tttpos lln8ep0bnlt9es an Der Supp
pei"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

attG .ras wlaatt.
itt Gbfpaaf Titl a1U itstdIl4
tltn0 qua.
g.. ..la. mlHm et tlt sldlsn
btiht uns ititn Hh taun a,a'Hlsllla
lbtt @teGtit haf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

Wuf ummtftm Maml
Ham mumliiiDi so tallf mhlltf
tinf tusfnhla atudal, be Fh iat
BEN Germ Naicn itht est hann
mafht - 6htt mli lbault mon itm
tsnu ttlttlnam, aab fs tintn ild'
men h8du bill4
Wrmitilws .Goatu Gls ihm Elm
.f1h. Ne BOT 70 siipdb erbabtuss an
Fd.4
G6tiubdttr mt6tr.
fbruM. arit: s@satn SIREN
trdnitn Woem muHsu Git unbts
6inal @dcer ns6msn un0 Didt balien
- bds stiff auts ni6ts.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

SER: n6a! 0a finOe ID 81
nieoer - sic MsuI9 Siel Sic 6as
ben mid geitern bei9pinOeIt. oas ia'
gs i6 Sluen, laFen sic iia ni4t
Dor meiner 5rau bliden, Oanu pai
iiert SbHen etDas!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

bat nit bel aefeblt, ba bait i'd ben
qan3e 8arberi6app getauft. Mte I'D
in ben emperor fem Rubm TONNE
jim, ba bat er gsittppeIt IN 9elPornt
ba geItanne, grab aIs Oh er reoDis
mar en- grpbe 9ripp 3u nenme. Vi
bat geIogt: p9e1o P9tlipp, fpte
gebts9" IN bat mid an letne 8ruit
9e6riidt, als ipenn t4 fem S4lpist'
bart pdr. 81 tell iub, ods ma4t en-
Seller bod gut fiible, Iperll en- Wlann,
no bic oduse @elt etHteite ouht IN
ais be 9r6bte gtann ietues Sabrs
6unosrt8 tobniibbere oubt, tDenn Der
einsm 70 gletde pubt. Mte mer iIIs
begriibt eebabt bate unb i4 ben ibn
aeiaaf, mas Ct 70 nut guide be6t I'M er
6ebt isoen Dag finger reroe, oa bat
er aeiaat, i1 irlt ben 8ua email meg
laEs, er BAIT Ti9 NIT mebr impors
tente Ga9e gu bdttere unb i4 ioat
nit meme Jldttsries tparte, Bis Der
Bo6r inner mar.
@el, i'd 6en'g nit belFe t0nne, i'd
bente su ptel BON ben adiier, Gr
bat bann sefagt: ppbilipp, mir ben
iebt tsine Set for { LANCE aobnferen5,
aiptuer i9 min bid ebbss iase: SD
aeBn iebt an bic JrOnt I'm iuenn Ou
niaF tannI bu nit ge9n. Sff
&obrs miFe mer en- part bon Den
Meg an Sorsbdd rsite = ou tdnnIt
ia an 6orsbGd reite, tannit Ou uit9
IrSau1r Ding ben i4 seIust, ran
0prsbad rsiie, bas Is msin lanser
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09


Gntf6uI6igt. Gidter:
nSie bd6en BEL BEN 3eussn bier eth
ati6en 3igarren aetduft uno bass
Telbe nit sinem fatfdeu 3psibOIlars
i9ein be5ablt9"
ausstIogter: .grr, mar bus aber
au9 Elm araut!"
-Qusgtei6. pSn Dem neuen
Drama fe4It Is an sinem ridttgen
SonTlitt!"
50, Der ipiett fid otlabeuOIi9 8pts
T1en Dem 9idter uno Dem Director
binter Der 8i6ne abb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

ntatun d s,r artttDi .Wdbl
Ta dugh, marum nur lmmtt tns
GsiIt hts ManHiirlp9 tsidrFbsu
.iBltb9s
Hrtunbs .Stosniaas poligiIlas
@orihtlitl auf Der inntrsH Sdlt,
Ste NIT Warh in @sri6ruHg lommi,
bari ni6i g,i6risbsn Islu.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

gen bat es gebeiBe,
um SebH ubr lpdr
Der &aiier reootg,
mid gu isbn. Saue,
ba ben i4 apper
aufgepaaii4t! SD
ben Mid en- S9ehf
geipipe Ia6e I'M
S1dmpub In Is
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

n@eiiern fpdren mir i'm G9nus
~IpsI6uus, beute pillit Oh ins
0perugdus ge9en. ga, bait 0u
0enn fir ni6ts onbcTes Sinn9"
% ia, morgeu m0dte i4 gu ben
MinItrels 9e6en!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09
Ofemer 5dDreibebrtef nes
4htltpp Salframpter.
t1oe

tf06s
9lein lieber Ssrr Redttiondr!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09
u uffldrnna q.

QufttGrung. 6rem0er
Tim propin5t6eater gum @inheimis
f4eu): s9as muB i4 i6on iagen:
70 Elm 3uiummenipieI tpie 3piffen
ser 4aipen uuo benz iugenoIi4en
2ieb6a6er oos iiebt man i%elten!"
gin6eimtf9er: Dos lit bod gar
tein @unOsr! gs tit it Mutter unb
Sohn!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09

Der parmgldBenbes Gamtbano, nod
apart bro6terte Gsiosnbdnoer miro
man TN Griibjdbr 3u mtifen baden,
uno mon1ss berbe GtrubesfIsht pirD
III ieiner bsrben Clinic bura ieibenen
gopfs u0er Nanbbslus bon teirem
GtuIf aemiIbsrt. BeIonoers iodine
sgrnartungsn BARI man fit ben 9lus
msnpub oss Triibiabrs hesen. @es
faulgere 3ulammenItsaunseu uno
bublners Bnrbenfcrtiments bra6ten
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-09
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-16
CON FIBRE CE HELD TO SETTLE N. Y.
 TAILORS' STRIKE

New York. July 16.-A conference. of the representative of the Amalga- mated Clothing Manufacturers of America, and of the New York Cloth ing Manufacturers Association, com posing committee of adjustment was called today to endeavor to set tie the ta11ors' strike here. The com nittee was instructed to agree on terms on which the strikers would return to work. In all, 21.O00 tailors are now on strike.
 The union leaders, it is announced have agreed that there shall be no extension of the strike, until the ad- justment committee has had an oppor- tunity to compose the differences be- tween the men and their employers. The committee of adjustment hopes to draw up a temporary working agree ment satisfactory to both sides pend- ing a final decision upon the issues.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-16
" ARNER EN ENDORSES NE " GROIN ANCE ON
 FRAME 3- RS
Says Gity's Fire Peril Must In- crease Unless LegisIa-
 ton Is Adopted.

DeVer H. Warner is another recruit of the Good Housing association in its campaign for the enactment of a pro. posed ordinance restricting the three- decker type of tenement. In a state- rnent authorized by him today. through the Good Housing association, he declares the three-decker is not 8 good proposition from either an in vestoT3s standpoint, or from sanitary views.
 Leaving aside, he says, the sanf- tary conditions. the moral conditions, and the general value of developing a city with homes that are at least req aonab1y attractive, the greatest men ace to the city is a buiIding code that permits buildings that carry great fire risks have come in contact very definitely with the fire rate in connec- ton with the water company The Board of Fire Underwriters called upon us very many times to lay larger supply of water, as well as the pres sure.
 ssrhe Hydraulic co has spent sew eral millions of dollars to bring this i about, and yet, the man who was at the head of the investigation of local conditions stated that all our efforts would not bring full benefit to the tax payers and the insurance rates unless the building code was changed so that fire traps were eIiInina ted " e would j have a fire Cl6sdAys m na.8n1 l@1uess sec ] ond only to that of Lynn unless this change was made. This is not mat frame lofty tenement is a matter of business and affects every man who 4 owns house or lives in a house in the City or Bridgeport The contention that from building viewpoint the frame lofty tenerntn is matter of i economy is absolutely false I have Edone some building and do some rent irg. Bridgeport has an opportunity now to be large city. Every feature of it's increase should be safeguarded along the lines of the very best possi- bIe developments
 You must bear in mind that rentals Eare determined by the cost of invest lment plus the cost of maintenance. While a building can be built a little tcheaper, if the insurance is higher, the l upkeep Is higher, the police and fire lpEotection is higher, your tax rate will tbeo1higher, and your rent will be higher
 s1n addition to the progressive work etl1at is being carried on by the city in schools, streets. Ire, finance, in fact a1If1lasses of work, we could only pro- teet the physical part of our develop sEnent by a building code that would Sabsolutely insure Buildings that were R Ienent to the community in appear anee, benefit to the people in econ loIny of rentals. in decency of living, coupled with that they will help fire risks it would be a great thing for the fown.''
 MT. Warner said further that he thought it was time for all the people toraet together, to face the situation, to take the damages with the benefits. and put this part of the ctty's growth lon par with the efficiency of the other pl1hIic items that must be dealt with in our development.
 There will be a public hearing on fhfs ordinance in the council room, at the City hall, Monday evening. July 79a at o'clock
 Ira F WOolson. consulting engineer
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-16

his home. was there. Henry c. Bar mum of Gilbert court, who is we'll on his. way toward the 90 years goal shook hands with the Al others, of whom considerable mum Der were well past 30. William Wellington of Nichols, whose far residence made it tnconvenfent for him to visit the post at night, promised to come every month. now that the afternoon session has become a reality e
 Peter Gabler. who has not been tru- ant at night meetings, but who said the afternoon gatherings were more to his liking, made brief Announcement of plans for a flag raising to which he will bid the members of the post, in Long Hill, soon.
 Of the 172 enrolled members, there was an attendance of 42
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-16
VETERANS PAST 80 OF HOWE POST IN
 HAPPY GATHERING
Soldiers Bent and Grizzled Take Advantage of Day
 Time Meet.

Men grizzled and bent, whose ad- vanced years and ha1ting steps have made it impossible for them to rally to the Thursday night camp fires of Elias Howe. Jr., post, renewed ac- quaintance with their comrades of 50 years ago in the first afternoon session of Elias Howe, Jr., post, G. A. R., yes- terday.
 innovation that the post has decided to have one meeting each peonth dur ing the afternoon. The veterans meet each week. Hereafter the first Thurs day of each month will be signadzed by an afternoon camp fire.
 Men who had been unable to attend a camp fire for five years were at, the afternoon gathering. Captain French, who is 87. and who makes Stratford
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-16
JULY WEDDINGS
PoTTER-BtsHoP.

Miss Bessie Bartlett Bishop, daugh- ter of DIr. and Mrs. William B. Bishop of 325 Norman street, and MT Charles Harris Potter. Jr., of River point, R. L. will be married at noon on Monday at the home of the brides parents. Miss Bishop is an alumna of the local high school also Of the Connecticut Froebe1 Normal Kinder gar5en- She is popular young wo- man who has a host of friends not only m this city but in Providence R. L, where she has taught kinder garten for several years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-16

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