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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 13, 1913.
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1 1 offering. Sunday nohool at noon, Geonr
Presbyterian Chtafck
10 PUT UP NEW STRUCTURE
St. ratal's Xntheran Church, Wrecked
la Easter Tornado, to Be Be
Wilt In Another
Locution.
nnrvrnn nSn i ttt nn Ttnnm
I UrllM rllrt A IJAI IF n Im I T. Undley. superintendent.
IMII0 tftV a. Kr. aVIlLBVIIVaa UICdIUCIIU
J I At S. bubtlc worshlu and short nfermon
James B. Wootaa to SpcaTs at Third b '"lor- . . w , , , .
.. . . -f w . I I'eftrt Memorial Episcopal. Twenty
fourth street and Larirnore avenue. J.
JtranKiin Haas, Minister At 10:30 Babbath
morning C. O. VanNeae will occupy Uie
pulpit In the absence of the pastor, who
will preach In Trinity Methodist Episco
pal church at that hour. From S to 8:30
in tne evening the pastor- will speaK on
"Day Off, or Chrlnts Philosophy of a
Vacation." Thla will be the "last service
before the pastor begins his vacation of
a' month. Sabbath school at noon, every
Sunday thereafter at 9:45 to. rrt. Kpworth
League each Sunday evening at :!.
First, Twentieth and Davenport, Itev.
M. D. Williams, Minister Sunday school
at 9:45. Public worship nt 11. Sermon
by Rev. Thomas A. ltagahaw, "The Lost
Vision." Enworth league at 7. Public
riay of Obernmmergau," a stcreoptlcon worship at 8. fiermon by Uev. II. 1C P.
lecture will be given at 8 p. m, SonY,,n' ... - ' tyLiirJSl-1 IZIL
Itiir t & nVlnlf. The Inut phn'ntAf In
At a meeting held last week It was "Tho Psychology of the Christian Boul"
decided by the members of the St Paul's I will bo discussed by the minister, the
Lutheran church to rebuild at Evaha, P ?," !Z!lf.,uJI.in.th. F,"
Atreet and Twenty-flfth avenue. A brick "'v.ces.
structure costing about p. 000 will re-. Tho Norwiglan-Danlsh, Twenty-flfth
place the one wrecked by the Easter and Decatur, It. P. Petersen, Pastor
tornado at Twenty eighth and Parker District Superintendent Rev. J. P. Ander-
Btreets. n front Minneapolis will preach at 11
it, 11). J K 9 Vt III IIO TV11I JflVUVII III illQ
tn nn Nnrth Twntv.uvnth fl.vnllA
Dr. X M. Leldy, D. D.. will deliver the and Lake street There will bo meeting
evening Sermon at the Grove Methodist In this tent every evening at S. o'clock
next wtfH exceni aionoay anu aaiurnay.
AT
;IBI)L6ARS FLEE BEFORE FOE 4q
James B. Wootan will speak on "Bum
mer Religion" at tha Thtrd Presbyterian
church, Twentieth and Leavenworth
streets, Sunday at 10:45 a. m. The "Passion
Episcopal church, Twenty-second and
Seward streets, Sunday at S o'clock.
There will be a special Christian En
deavor meeting at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday evening. Mrs. S. C Wlgff
'will be the leader and the topic Is
"Speak Not Evil of Another."
Baptist.
Olivet Grove, Thirty-sixth Street and
Crown Point Avenue Sunday school, 8.
f-rcacning cacn rnursaay evening, I,
Tuesday's and Thursday's meetings con
auctea in Scandinavian; Wednesday ana
Friday in English. Friday the Douglas
County Holiness association will have
tnree wnoie any meetings in tne tent
services at 10:30, 2:20 ana 7: o'clock.
Presbyterian,
First. Rev. V. II. Waller. . Postor-
Bcrvlces at 10:30 a. m. Sermon by the
pastor.
Westminister. Twenty-ninth and Mason.
Rev. Dean Leland, Pastor "Morning
preacning service at 11 o clock. No
Calvary Branch. Thlrtv-faurth and
irirsr. corner uarney utreei ai a parKiT.itnAin. .tnHnni noainr rn. .. tt.i.....i...
V,r. ;U.Vi ."SXZ "t neuraa. win preacn. toung reo-
noon, imo eveninc service. i ::.v. . - -v. v"
Olivet Thlrtr-etchth and Grand Avnue. I A
Frank H. ward. Pastor Ofllbto school. I nimrii win innak. vnir
30. Preaching. 11. Preaching. .8.. Tues- ship at R at the homo of Mr. MeMlchaM.
yft .-" . j- tiiviw, uu. a Booa sneaKer nan Deen secured.
iveanesaAV. iniawnAK tniAtin. bl i
ixwe Avenue, wornor Kortietn and
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JIDV 1 MU IKOH AViCU I S 1" t . . , , , . .... ' .
and 8. Bible .school at 12 noon. Young Kit-iS " r.v&v a.J'.'t M
peoples' meeting at 7 o'clock. Morning HS?, ?1 2!Ml io Iv-fc i-y-Mhol
sermon. "U We Let Our Christian Sunday 5y-b;n10kn,,OC,n.".t of i"
go. What Then?" In the evening the Note change In hours of service. No
choir, assisted by readers, will render the I evening service.
rogram. "unnsuen urn organ." The Ciitton inn, rorty-mth and Grant.
lunday ecbool will hold Its tslcnto at Thomas B. Greenlee. Minister lllhln
jsimwooo. para, uaiuraay anernoon. I scnooi 9.45. Tne sacrament or tne Lord'
chartered cars leave tne cnurch at 1 1 HunDer at 11. unnstinn Kndeavor an
o'clock sharp, clety at 7, subjee" S "Speak not Evil,"
Calvary Baptist Twenty-fifth and Wednesday evening' a moeting ror
Hamilton. Rev. Thomas Anderson. Pm-IP" "-nQ leiiowsnip.
tor services at iw:s; a. m. and sp. m. I unaieuar oireei, u. u. snctu, Aitnister
rnnducted bv the nastor. rilliln nohAni I Morning service at 10:30. No evenlnir
at noon. Baptist Young Peoples' union service. Sabbath achool at noon. Junior
at 7 p. nV. Topic. "Speak not Iffvll Ono joung Peopiojs Hociety or christian En
of Another." Leader, Mrs. A. a Lock- d:ay,0r .n.1. 3!. X5U"5 i.P'f.8 Society
SI music oy tnusio Committee. v""""?". "I""" " o-?0- rajrrr
meeting Wednesday evening at a.
inca rom the Northern Baptist conven-l The Church of the Covenant Twenty.
tion. Mid-week devotions! meeting Wed- seventh and Pratt. Charles II. Flaming.
ticsday at 8 p. m.t led by Rov. Atider-1 Pastor Dr. W. O. Henry will sneak
eon.
Grace. Corner South Tenth ahd Arbnr.
Rev. E. B. Taft Paator The pastor is
giving a series 01 excursions in tnougnt
to different resorts In -nible lands every
Sunday morning and evening this month.
nt 10:3f) on "Personal Responsibility.
Hlble school at noon. Young People's
Society Of Christian EndeaVor at 7:11,
and evening worship at 8 nt which Dr.
Clauds Mason will speak on "Medical
Missions in Slam." Air. Christopherson
leads the midweek service Wednesday
Victorious Greeks Drive Them Over
River Struma.
IVAN0FFS FORCES VANQUISHED
No Formal ArmUtles lias Been Ar
ranged, Bat It la Believed In
London Hostilities Are Vlr
' tnnllr Knded,
ATHENS, July U-General Ivanhofra
army, together with three divisions of tht
Istlp force, aggregating 112 battalions,
made Its lost stand In a strongly en
trenched position near Demtrhtssar, on
tho left bank of the River Strums, and
on the adjacent heights or Intrlna, which
were well defended With siege artillery.
In a brilliant charge the Greeks dis
lodged the Butgars from the heights
and drove them across the Struma. In
their retreat the Bulgarians destroyed tht
railway for some distance, again charg
ing the Greek advance.
The Greeks again directed their march
along the tight' bank of the river, sup
ported by mountain batteries, and com
pelled the Bulgarians' hurriedly to
abandon their position, leaving behind
four heavy guns and a quantity of am
munition.
While this battle was In progress the
Greeks attacked and dispersed the Bul
garian forces from Istlp, advancing to
wards Petrich, by way of Strumltza, cap
turing twenty guns.
By there two victories, the Greeks aro
considered, to have vanquished finally
General Ivandfrs force, whoso rout has
been complete. The Greeks occupied
Demlrhlssar on Thursday, when the
crvacuated the town.'
Children's Day at KilpaWs
Monday, July 14, in the Shoe Sales Room
1.45
Wilson Explores the
Hills of Hampshire
CORNISH, N. It, July U.-Prsdenl
Wllaon went exploring in his automobile
today. He took an unfrequented road
and his big car picked Its way slowly
and cautiously over a mountain ridge.
The machine mounted the hills with little
difficulty, but frequently in the descents
tho brakes' were thrown on tight The
trip wojs made without mishap and the
view of the surrounding hills amply- re
paid, the president for the bumping he
po as both he and Mrs. Wilson saw the
Green mountains from unusual vantage
points.
JAP FINDS A FRIEND ON
BENCH IN GOLDEN STATE
The special theme for this Bunday.mornl,eaa "- midweek
fi.a nt 11 nVtnnk t "A Bn VAnn t evening at 8 o'clock.
and In tho evening at 8 o'clock. "A fllht I I,"North', Twehty-feurth and Wlri. M. V.
misdco, rasior Morning worsnit) at io:so:
communion evening at 8 o'clock. Sermon
' school, Seuth fourth,
by pastor. Theme, "Endurance." Bun-
aar scnooi at u noon. Young Peoples
nrciBir 9 unfianan tnaesvor at t p. m
Meclna- Trip From the Pool of'BIIoam."
jnne music, aunaay scnooi at iv a. m
(Baptist Young Peoples' union at 7 p. m
jimmm awflewy
at s p. m.
Nnrth Sate. Twacity-aeeotid and LiQihroB.
Mr n - -- w.-.-..- i.- ..r.-. Benson Sunday cKsl
rr.CT.U ' .TMp'iTPv73ii 1 wpwahtoiatlil. Revi It- II. rtui-saawWn
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h-4i n. m. I havei charsoeof Uwr service. The choir
'1?TV.V '"3T9 Tl "l?!!, ut.. VWh.t anW rb '0.W
o ciocKT. union service la tho Methodist
LOS ANGELES, Cal., July W.-An or
der from Secretary of Labor Wilson was
reversed today by Judge Otln Wellborn in
the United States district court The
judge released Naco Gennaro, a Japa
nese whose deportation had been ordered
by the secretary, The court vacated tho
order for deportation on the broad ground
that the prisoner had not been given a
fair be&rlng.
Judge Wellborn scored Immigration
officials who' appeared against the Japa
nese, who had been nrreeted originally
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 j o a charge ot disorderly conduct Judge
6 clock, Wellbonivxald such methods of procedure
Benson-Sunday aehel at . "Morning
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IE bought a big lot of shoes of extra quality as well as
a lot of ankle strap slippers for children, wide toes,
the real comfy kind-with these we mean to place on sale
all our regular lines of children's slippers, every size and
all widths. You'll find tan, calf, patent and dull leathers,
also canvas. : " . -
Sizes yz to 2 the regular $2.75.grade will sell at
Sizes 8 to. 11 the regular $2.25- grade will sell at
Sizes 5 to 8 the regular $2.00 grade will sell at . .
Also a lot of shoes for REAL BOYS.
Made specially for us we confess we feel a little puffed up at the
compliments showered on us by mothers who have bought similar shoes
from us "The Best Boys shoes in Omaha" is a common .remark the
styles are new, made on English lasts, genuine oak soles, welt sewed.
Tan calf and dull calf, button oxfords. We have been selling lots of
era at $3.00, Monday $2.45. These are sizes 1 to 6.
in sizes 11 to $2,59 kind w will price at S1.95.
AH Over the Store In Keeping With This Star Evant Specially Attractive Offerings for Children's Wear
In the children's section, second floor, some mighty pretty things fitted
to the first four ages as defined by Will Shakespeare in the morniug
if you please.
Thos. Kil patrick & Co.
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CatnsrreamtatMl
St Mary's Avenue.- James Alxar.r
enkln. D. IX, ' Pastor Pearchlng at
km, subject, "Th satisfying. i.'nnsi.
Plymouth MoatlnE at tha University or
Omaha, nev. Frederick "VV. Iavitt,
Mlnlstersundar school at 19 o ciock.
rvicB ot worship nt 11 o'clock.
St Matthias, Tenth and Werthlnuton,
Jlev. Oorgo 8, Bouthworth, rastor
Holy communion. 8. Sunday school, 10.
Mornlnff service anil sermon. 11.
Flrat, Cornr Pavenport and Nine
teenth, Jlev. f. T.
2lcrular service. 10:39.
J. w. Cowan pr Cret Neb. Sunday
nooi ai ii
Kpiscopal.
mi . .!(.. 71 ... .It. .
South Omaha. Itev. Harold Unwood
jRowen, Priest Holy communion, a.
Sunday school. 9:46, Morning prayer and
atrmoii, it Dally aerv'lco in the chapel
wnurcn oc inn uuoa enepueru, iwen
tteth and Ohio. Itev. T. J. Collar. Rector
vunaay ecuooi. ;. iioiy communion
nd sermon by Itev, l U. Tyncr ot Bt.
iAnarws cnurca at iu no evening
Bt, Tiki II n tha T1Mn
wear i"aui, Key. jonn l""""?" v"r 41 vr". ? '"f,c"i
iiiunv, fmmvirr, nammeriiiK in Draw am
arries.
Church ot
Albert William, Vicar Eighth Sunday
after TrinMy. Holy communion, 7:94.
MaUM and Sunday school at 19. IIol
tx;hariat (choral) with sermon at
JBveMnc JKyer at t.
I,wteA.
tn Mark's XngHah. Twentieth and Bur.
4Ue, Rev. Ju Orohr Pastor Servlcca
Itoinday; At It, "Hrard as Deeds."
goafe! rule,, Kunay soneoi at s;, no
M-aniKg service.
'Orace Kngttsh, Twentystzth Street Be
church at t.
Misoeltaswawi,
Kvangeltat J. W. Chrlattan will preach
a sermon on the tbret-fold message ot
Itevelatlon. U.. In a aosnel tent locattd
at Twenty-eighth street and Ames ave
nue Sunday evening. &
International nlbl fltudonta' Aaaoela.
tlon. Third .Floor, Oarlght Hall. Nine
teenth and Farnam Meetlns ovtrv Hun-
llouse. Pastor. ot Interest to all Bible students are con.
Sermon by uev. sidered.
People's church. SIS North Klehnh.
Itev. Charles W. Savidge, Bsstor Morn
ing service at 11. aublect. "Seeking tha
Kingdom ot God First.'' Evening service
at S a'clock. 'Th noafl -Trnn A Taw.
breaker A Corrupter ot Our Youh A
.veil iuiuivii fiLuiur in ijivorri-A un,
stroycr of Uome-vA. Notorious Catewaj
or iieit"
IteoriranUed Church ot Jeeu Chrlct of
Latter Day Batnts. Twenty-fourth find
Ohio-Sunday school, 8:46 a. m.i Iletlglo-
uterary society, : n. m.i preaching, U
aj m. una 8 p, m. Summer school at tho
church every morning from 9:15 to Ui38;
weuoomoiaia aucn metnoas oi proceauro
m&mt MileF :i
of a Chorus Girl
LOS ANQELRS, Cal., July H.-James
Murphy, who shot and killed Mrs. Irene
Mattls Smith, a chorus girl, In her apart
ments in thla city April t. was found
guilty today ot murder In the second de- i
rce. Sentence wilt bo. passed July 15.
According to the testimony, Murphy.
accompanied by his niece. Mrs. Eatelle
Moore, entered sirs. Smith's apartments,
where Mrs, Smith was playing cards with
MUrphy's nephew, Norrls Bohannon, ot
whom tha older man was said to have
been Jealous, It was asserted that tha
shot which killed Mrs. Smith was In-
nded for Bohannon.
hammock making.
Horde of Indians
At Oonrocation
ABERDEEN, 8. D.. July U-(pcUl.)
ZArge numbers of redskins from all
tween Poppletonlana Wool worth Avenues, parts of South Dakota, and from the
S2i'.SwJ S.VirV? "iTi-.tr Bante reservation In Nebraska, pawed
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smy scaeei at . no tvemng srvico. ihvuh nou
St Mathew'a English. Nineteenth Bnd 1 8Mton, where the Niobrara deanery
Castellar. Jtev. a. W. Snyder. Pastor I convocation of the kpIbcopbI church be
ltie eonoqi at 1U B. W. BUOjeCt "Pre- n todav. Between 1.S09 and oea In.
Kublect "Ood's ixiv Commended." dt,ln8 ar P"n- Th meeting Is pre
adles' Pastors' Aid society will meet aided over by Bishop Blller, 1lshop of
Jrhursday afternoon in churoh basement atoux F.n, and many Indian and white
itoi JMgiisn. Magnolia nait Ji Ames clergymen are In attendance.
'jiverui. iuv. if. . onvuer. 1'HRinru.Ma i . i . . .
crtat s-p. m. SubJeSt "Christ Coin. L "po.MT. iBOCraaci na W
Annual picnio qi Hunuay school, I ov t " ww inw anu u. uumucr
ot iirge tenia nvo ao Deen erected lor
the ue" ot the guilds and other auxiliary
societies. Annual reports from eighty dlf-
hurch and friends at Hanecom Bark
itatturd&y afternoon. The school will
teave at Ames avenue ana xweaty-iqurth
kiwi a& y, f. m.
St Paul's, Rev. K. T. Otto, Pastor
Services in uerman nt 10 o'clock in chapel,
arner lniriy-Jourm ana sewaro streets.
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Paid Advertisement . by the Omaha Gas Company
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To You A Citizen
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"Wnrfaro is costly no less to service companies a reasonable amount of advertising .space .an - tn
SPANIARDS INFLICT HEAVY
LOSSES ON THE TRIBESMEN
TEUTBAN, Morocco, July 12. Heavy
losses have been Indicted on the Morocco.
tribesmen by tho Spaniards, 8lx native'
Villages were rased and large quantities !
of am and ammunition captured.
LORD CHANCELLOR OF
IRELAND PASSES AWAY
LONDON. .July li-Tho Right Hon
Redmond Barry, lord chancellor of Ira-
land, died tonight
Redmond Barry was born In He
was solicitor general ot Ireland from
1005 to 1503 and attorney 'general from
IStt to 191L
tlian to cities or individuals.
The, proposed gas franchise, to bo submitted to
tho people, is a COMPBOMISE between the peoplo's
representatives and tho Company.
Tn this compromise tho City has won its chief
ontontion-OAS XT NOT TO EXCEED ONE DOL
IiAB NOW; and the power to regulate future rates
ljy contract. ,
TWO , YEARS AGO. when the Mayor and 'City
Council passed a dollar gas ordinance, the COM
PANY KNEW, as it knows now, that dollar gas will
NOT give it a fair return upon the actual value of
its property devoted to public use. 4
The Company folt compelled to resist by liti-
nowspapers and setting forth the factB and argu
ments, AS IT UNDERSTANDS THEM, j . v ,
. This is what we propose to do, asking merply r
that you read as many of tho advertisements -as; you
can, and that you DECIDE FOR YOURSELF HOtv"
YOU WANT TO VOTE.
The Gas Company is engaged in a needed and
useful public service. It is conducted, with the hopV, '
of earning a reasonable profit in exchange for valui
able functions, performed. efficiently and economic-" ,
allyi" under the highest class engineering and com- '
merciar management, possible to secure. . i;
As in other lines of business endeavor, the Gas
Company is forced to meet conditions which vary
greatly from year to year. Only tho most alert and
V 1
tor
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ferent branches ot the church In the Da
kotae and Nebraska will be Presented
ami 4 Via Tntatial .Br41i a1an maaav.t Mak
Evening aartnon In English trt ( In Nor- ,lfHBM fa th rtmmnUm f ,h. Ih.TTTk
welan Iuthemn church at Twenty-sixth ofrerlnsa for the PromoUon of the church
ana .Mammon sirecw. al I'aura cauren nm.
to w rent en comer is vans atreet and
rsMU.uuu avenue.
Kottntsa MewwrlaX Famam Jreet and
ITw&aty-elxth Avenue. Rev. Oliver D.
!y. Pel 17. v.. Pastor: nv. Ralnh
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the ellhth Sunday attar Trlnllv.
wclii worship at U o'cJockr subject
-Tats unseemly and tho Beautiful in
XJ.it.." I$w4ay aohool at 8:45, Oscar p.
.ocoasoan twenntcnaeat jsrc evenlas
Mftho3lt,
3cCab BseoMt. Fortieth and Fr.l
tmm, W. Ii. VnderwAOd, tlnlstrun-
ay scaoi k,h.u. uampueu, super
inhMMtattt PrcahMT rvlee at 11 a. m.
Wis-xt atamoriat. Rev. 3T. K. Kcm. Pas.
larumSy servioM-. VwkIiij srv$e at
II ; aovMcx, -j.no t-syfotvey oi vonver-
saon to vmim." jsvawag swueat at 8,
"ChrWiaB Uta." SaaMav aakeel at -Ml
jtovas; papt m whik ai i.
TriMHs. Twty-thlrd ad lwy. Rev,
STbomaa jWUtaM. PaatMw VorsJtw service
u wjm, Mwtajr tarn at Ma, vesper,
Ha wilt )7i)at iti Jhe tnorntng. Ker.
lAHaur Aisslc "1H eowlHet tha reaper
V X. DavwMA. MlnUtr-.Siw4ay sobeoi
Fmiwe.- awu iagM at 7: afcarp.
apwerta
GOVERNMENT REST IN ITS
CASE AGAINST FILM TRUST
NEW TORK, July H. The govern
ment retted tt case today tn the disso
lution suit Against the socalled moving
picture trust and hearings were ad
journed to October 1. when the defenae
will present Us case. More than 100 wit
nesses have been examined by the prose
cution.
gation. The city employed experts, investigated .painstaking supervision, supported by a loyal force
conditions. OBTAINED ALL THE FACTS, and of hard workine men and women, can make or keep
studied tho situation long and carefully
AFTER this searching inquiry, the City Com
missioners requested the Company to confer with
them-with the object of finding out whethqr a, com
promise could not be reached, OUT OF COURT, by
dealing with each .other m good faith as two neigh- about the proposed gas franchise which are based.
of hard working men and women, can make or keep
it successful.
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Publio measures properly are subject to critiV
cism. INTELLIGENT criticism- is helpful; any
other kind is detrimental to tho best interests of citi
zens. Many statements alreadv have been made
Key to the Situation See Advertising.
pnweeWag at t, Mymcit.M
rrmyer meet
eojBbtnag
hwutud anal
y at a
Waintt HH1, Forty-ftrat and jCharlea,
n- WttUasa Hoiar. Jaator-At the
w..ojen Koreign mpmry o&mr wi
tave c barge of tlMi srv(o. anas KUa,
wiU jpeaJt ami aetMt thaate
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Ctoslm Out tin Eiiin Stock of Thist MirIsoio
Uwmtkt it Srtitlf Mmi Prkts
Henvy Brown Canv Sprinf B
Bottom Hammock Complete at,
WKLL PADDED CUSHIONS
VUOSm IKJUGIiAS 8S6 AND 988
lltk ftnfi
Harrniy
Sucoeasora to OaaaJui Timt A AwalKg C'
Scott Tent A Avrstaf Ou.
bora mic;ht come to draw a business agreement of
MUTUAL, but not excessive, advantage.
The result of prolonged conferences is the gas
compromise franchise, which is to be referred to
the voters fqr approval.
No one can vote intelligentlyupon an important
question of this kind UNTIL' HE HAS HEARD
BOTH SIDES. r .. vv
The Company knows of no betier way, of .telling
its sido of the-story, to tho people tlian by purchasing
upon misinformation or lack of information.
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Our publicity campaign will explain why the -Company
is willing to accept the comprorais'ot anil'
will qtate plainly why the Company should receive - ;
the same fair treatment cheerfully givea to' any
other legitimate business enterprise. :j ;' .-.,
The present issue is to be decided by thef3tdT .
ERS, It should be dealt with according to reason .
not in the mysterious shadows of prejmlice. Ttougfir
to bo considered in tho light of TODAY, free -frbS
(Kmfusion witli ancient personal and political feuds.
OMAHA. GAS COMPANY
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Scott-Rtwitzer Mf. Ca,
Advertisers can cover Omaha with one paper jl