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Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Sl0ia9fmns. 8aa Den 8eierlanb

Slbia9fmns. Yaa Den 8eierlanb
oeo 3snsbers ffnbes Der mango &iams
pebause. NosIe af benz bsltnar al en-
palois Wasie fore Stene, iom er faitet
lannlen / en- Scus. Slere af bisie er
unoerlsste, men uoen &eiultat, ba Cuff
ten bar bapt fri Snbaaus % beriOr bar
fortaret De @%ienlianoe, iom Der bar
paret siemt. Yaa andre Steber bar
mon funeet Sorbbause, iom lanst bebre
beoarer Ting, be fuller. Os Der bar
mon p9ret b~eloisere. 5lere uomertet
bel fonieruereoe 8aaben er nllerebe inb,
lenot til uniuerliietet / tiblisere Iar.
Os'aa | Sommer er en- Sorbbars
bleusn ubsrupet. Man fanbt Der en-
ltor Smebetans. men me9et meotasen;
Dog tinoe man let ifielne, boao Slass
Sarttsi bet baobe p9ret. 2iselepes en-
s%trlosDre, bel os uIfaot, oa ct Sams
nlerboueo = iaa pibt man funoe le =
n man Der for Oaaens ems igien. st
ltort ca. 3" breot Sparb fit man besz
oerre lffe op belt, oa bet GIT iitpffer oeo
Serprlnsen. 8unbt omfrins bar Der
NereOt lmaa Sernitpifsr, iom bet bar
iirlnllst at faa fat lammen til no9et be-
ltemt pele. 9iliioit fanot man ct BERT
tabelt Srpne, iom paa bet rar. at DIT
ol'te tpoelise 2esn paa at bore meset
l'ftl9t brn9t, iaa ub, iom bet ben Dag
'oas oar taset lise fra 5jelbet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
WD Wnhfs 90 Preparations.
Yutif.

"a Ieg ben lite Sttober ns.sr at aabne en-
Yiuiit9anocl / 9ioro ga Crosse, tngsr lea mig
beroeo ben 5rtbeo Of unoerrette Stanotnas
uerne 8iscoriiu % Yiiuneiot oerom. gaa
Eager oil finoes iaauel npe gooe Jon bruste,
men COB Stauo uRrsuoe Crsler, til bilise
Ttiier, Seq mootaser CrgIer til Separation
os Stemutu9. gner les t%Oruuer, ON man
snltsr bet, DID boor SItnnsuterue er, Yias
uoer easr Orsler, bDaoenten bet ct / 8pen
eIler paa 9auoet "a reporerer o. itemmer
benz pan biutSe BeltnSelier.
9eriom De life fsr bar tunnel iaoe nossn,
iom bar uG.et itano III al reparere os TENN.
2eres Biano eIer Srsel, iaa beaosuo Dem
til mig, oS les tor looe at uoisre Arbeiost til
8eres fuIotomne Itlfrsosaeo. S.g tsr Il3e,
at ieg sr b%.fieuot baaoe / Bscouitn og Rn.
neiOta Tom en- iOrite atasies Slauo o. Or
gel Stemmsr og Sitauoi ritter. 8lem lite
Steo,t, lIeu tom % bsiss mig % k mias
8arer og bsr mine Brtisr.
~. ellen.
1910 Nuon Str. Rortb Ga Crosse. Bis.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

9eloig Yjornejagt. Gilef Olaoien
gore os Gslaf 9arjeien 8aifen Gel
lOro git en- Dag / StorueiIelbet for at
ls9e eIter Bjsrn, iom flere @anse |
CONNER bar bleuen feet paa be &anter.
OoeufOr aiulesaaroene fit De 0le paa
en- SlnEe; men, ba be life Itrag funbe
l0Ilnle ben paa Sfuobolo, lob be ben
saa, 'netil ben Tom ino / en- trans Dali
tlDlt. lom enbte / en- brat Stprtntns.
yal ut ben to oelretteoe Stub, % ailtec
oar Oct uooper Sfrenten oa ben rnleoe
aso ! Glen, bar ben itenoso. uo al
3rnitet Tom Der MI iarenoe 3 un9er,
9eaoeo 8 Waaneoer samle; al oisit
l'aalte be to bloc | Gr9siet, ben treble
uNolap. Oct par en- sanife net 5or'
Senelte paa minbit Ct Bar b~unoreot
&roner.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Wmftion.
&reaturer al torGolet Nace.

Omtrent 25 @pter o0 Mior I Cttenoes
belle o. 10 10 9elss Short Sorn. fra %totilfire
War aamle. gn2XNar sammel7O ttenoeotles
Sbortboru Ipr af Sohn @,nsates Sioro.
9isle areaiurer fan lees pad xlopo Nars
men 2 YRIle peft for DEBORAH / A3aoiloH
1omuibip hos Nm. 9reu.
Auttionen boloes | DEBORAH, Sotpa,
xcroa0 Den 2Ooe fftober I Sobu
Stiles &reaturltalr. Sobu Sane.
y. Gooean, Auitionorius. Sc
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
GmbeosmrnDenes selppenIionerina.

8eo tOnselia &eioiuiion er bet beitemt,
at Der for Gftertiben peo GmbeosbsiR ct.
teli r tdaes iaaoant 5srbolo, at peos
tommeube Gmbeosmano tilpligtes al
inoIfpoe / en- m~utisens ueo SOP opret-
tenbss Beniionstdsie. Reiolutionen er
en- Jslse at Stortlneets Seilutnins al
Ste Suli bette Gar iaitet meo ~ mob
81 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
IN finffe Gamer i 5rpnbhiem {

80 fjaffe Gamer / 9ronobjem bar
nplis mec en- Sjslobeit uofSrt ben BE-
britt at tlgre "a nurife Mile paa %
Dass. De sreieoe ielu belle 9ioen baaoe
5Or. ps 6raipaubins us itslte !Seiten,
lom Tom biem / ~furtrinlis Stanb. Til
@5orioar" bauoe De meo Jig en- prnstis
Suno, iom altio hOlot en- N9rsaaenoe 3
Sfribt ira 2iuet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

SIgIie.-Nt Dor Wooer. Sobarne 6.
SjslIe. af9it peo 9goen ben 25oe September
eiter 4 9a9es Spgsleie, betieubtslores bsrpee
for frauRrenoe SlRat o9 8enuer. SUN oar
foot paa 8aarSen 5aneltao, SoiBr, Eorge.
ben Ste Sanuar 1914, os blGp altian benoeo
"A War 9ommel.
Baa esne ps Spiteaees Bssue.
.. 4. SJslie.
Eotbinp, WlinH., ste Ottober 1888.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Garm tilialas $50 aeres aoot

NV
y 6drmtu9lano, 600 Heres opoprtet, 40
6dpusgnnl. Rsfteu uomrrtet Sleatte. Der
aIper ira 3 til ) Tons be. Gcce. gu lioeu
SlD lsber slsuuem carmen. o. ben oper.
losmner tine Breeder burr Bdar, iaa Siaats
ten alorig ~uou1agres psls 5arm,u er inoa
9lTroet meo en- "blTbeo" o. TO almiuoeliae
SidaItroaoe. Bp3utugsrue er / 9oo 5tono
90 oil bare lRnse mso ItoeH R,pdration.
ME 6drmreoltaber iRl9es meo 5drmeu for
so Broceuts, al bolo ia bar 6,tdit Tor benz.
pete tIu olial irl1es mso ben til btlia
Erls. 5ar men er M bJrttetet, men lea bar
forbehoIot mig Net III at iPlge ben, mar ies
oil Seq mda iGl9e 6drrt'l og erie I'll
Norge, forot NTH pelbreo er ueobruot. Rom
Der 90. Strio ri mtg. il1 ifll ieI moota9e
Goer I BsuloI. Brtiel or Sl2 pr Ncre.
Zen er uRtot miuoit SIS pr. acrs for buen,.
iom1eIit. DIE Beteriou. Gid III. Boil 60,
Nnn
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Sat Gienbom
HtiHstss susr ttasfs.

G-D,rttsi,mtHtr. iaafsm -Farn ~tiffstls'. -eps NJ.
iatss-. 'bus tia,i,". '7iensts tssis~. "gtass snass'.
So. of irs uu al i~rsrpits for I Gent Or. Orb iss
5ou seHs eH,,tt, soghasr. T. CT. 5~srsosts0 ~
q FaUH rtsnfs iOr ct Crs. apsTtisirm,Hisr, su TIA
tseiaass al saatina. ,as,s TEE bcuigu til.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Qeusmano Gauigs sag.

9ensmano 6auigs sag. 5orbsr
ouer 2astbinsspreiioent, 2eusmano pa
pia, er afbolot. Yioner bar Srofsrer
Snno % 2 8ommunerepiiorsr. Der
iiaes, at intet Npt ital pare fremtom'
met. Sauis ital baue p%aaitaaet. al
Observation-Disclosures sruuoer fig ! tnaF
1io, meset @rbeioe % lioen aontor'
birlp.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

aoinoen sr noset. iOm albris tales
ON | MaroftO. Oct uilbe pere ct srout
Brub paa COB Tone at ipbrse en- Manb,
bporban bet ttaar til meb bans 8oner.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

Bet bpioeite os minoit tiltalenbe Saar
iaar isien fin naturliae 5arue us Blob
beb peo ct BRUCE Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover. &rSp bet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

0ibtil er oalgt AZ Stortbinssmano.
bpordf ~ tilbDrenoe bet Moderate 8enz
fire, Ii rene" ps s bsire. De rene"
bar tabt II Blaole. men uunbet 2. De
moderate bar tabt 2 Blaoie, men punoet
8. 6oire bar puubet 4 Blaoie.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Surititremmen oper Tpis bar iat

wv
uGret Itoligere enb nOaeniince fgr, iaa
of bet ofte bar ueret panlfeliat nof at
ifnffe ale be Geiierbe Nattefuarter. Den
OmfRuoi9beo. at or. 5leiibers Sotel,
bpanInoer nebbranote lise peb S9ios
mems B%eapnbsiie, bar oiitnot beuirtet,
at en- flor Gel Surilter bar mblaot at
lRsae lin 8eiierlte pper gols. Sbi be
bar ira iDr @rfarins for, buor pani;es
list Der er at faa 2osi. os bet er iaales
oes tanfelist, at ben lmutfe &eiierute
8ols- @uopan9eu oil tr9ffe langt flsre
3uriiter, naar non Der blir foripnet
meo tilitr9ifeliat Sotelrum.
Oct fer nj oalaa no til, at Der til
neite 9uriitiaion life Ifal bli Mansel
paa SoteIer. Joruoen So6ulens !Sutel,
Der bar fact Ell flor Ti~lbpsnina, bar Ri
aieQers 2 Soteller, = ct | Nerbeoen
al Sernbaneitationen os ct peo 8osie.
elpen. iamt erbelis Sr. 5leiI6ers mag.
tiae 8olos, bourttl @runbmuren / bisie
Dase ct last. 9enne Bpsnius oil blipe
en- al bort 9dnos imuftette % Tom fOrtaz
bleit innrettebe Sptelbpsninser paa
2%arosbp9ben.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Nnt Noretaaenoe paa 9aroe. {

Npt 5oretagenoe paa Saroe. On
8ripntmano Der paa Stebet er allereoe
saaet i@ans meb Opf0relien af ct Isns
frpieri. Difinmurfen er iaaieoes saaet
/ Spibien / benne pistise Sag ps oil III
til Iaaren funne bpoe fine SiIfere Isn
til tn9per 2io. Galrsset pil funne
paabespuoes unoer ~iasfpubis Seileos
ming, % Stebet maa uel b~etrdstes iom
ieroeles belbist b~elissenoe. gn ans
lecnins lpm ssnne til at itDtte ct Sore
taaenoe, Der utpiliom er ai itor 8etpbs
nina for en- rationel SiIferibebrift, bsr
oriitiae Sorr.tninssm9nb life laoe
Hippo fra fig.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Saaen % YoulIen after omfaps

0agen % YOnlien after omfaps
Nrel Baulien bar ienot 9aralo Sasen
en- ubforbrina paa til 8interen at fore.
tdae ct Sfsite 8aplsb paa 100 enselife
Mile bet taser noset Ouer Z Elmer, iaa
bet pil blipe ct temmelis onitrensenbe
Stpffe Irbeibe. Bliper bet noset al
bermeb, pil ultiaa Nrel Haulien life,
Tom paarentt, reile ouer til Nmerifa for
Ienere ub paa 8interen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Gn HGffe acknowledgements er iicen

Gn HGffe Snobrnbstpperier er iioen
ifipr SDft %forDpet / Grams % Sepnafers
Braitesialb paa Sabelanb al to unse
Wanb paa omtrent "a Nar. Nnaiels
bsnhe er Yebtr Sulobranbien Opiabl
os Beoer grifien uluen. 9e bar bruot
iia ino n~Osetbueritebs % i%tiaalet for
ffielise Slass Wubuarer i flor Wausoe,
&alues os Sauefino os meset mere,
beriblanbt en- 8uie, en- Ore % en- Seit;
aft bette bar be iOt5t os iaaleoes leoet
lot, iaalense bet gift. Nu iiboer be
besse paa 8obsfanslet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

Olof u. {iuqftno beoes uopb Icelig at ops
oipe lin Noresi! I'll Silrus u. 6msitao, Rop
V D, Yterce so, Wai1 Serr. SO.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

Set er pel befjsnbt, at bet lite laoer
Zig sisre at blanoe Ole % 8anb fam.
men. @ib bet famine osiaa tunoe fises
ON Melt os Sano!
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

uirfiomme Mioler toas, lom ben 2ia
9~abinboerues uomarfeoe 6elbreo ueo.
lisebolotes peb benz.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

Stenmpnel1 ltiSiisere 9eiolps
Wgfe) tr M | iulo
Sang til Jormalius al Sueoe os ole anpre
Rorniorter I'll Ytel % SEED. Sueoe, slug,
Boshusoe os Ntais ilp,es til bsieite Yfars
isospriier. pRtlsr Il {bobtaion. (6.3)
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
utber:Soueac

be9puoer 2oe Roubr. tit 2oet RDartal. BE.
talin9eu ior 8olt os G9sstilipd er Sl8 Roar
talet, Stolep!use | neoerite Rlasie s., nRit.
neoerfte 81 50 Snoneloelier Ter III Stos
lens Beitprer, 2alr. 4drien, DEBORAH, Soma.
6l55.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
1e0SfaIo.

atmiHOsts, rsssiaIs Optosts I -IoSras'p Sa,r' isn
4iotig gratis. CT etrimos en- fdasau gnm,ts,tis al
uisiIstis.rt 3HssoIs ,uu ttsiasa af gus. Ia naa
l~aasaHt b,ialts mes s 6tnis pr. eiut, I 5srfus.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

San noaeu op9iue mug Nuosrs Often
Corgs aoresie? Sp,er Olien Eorg.
Ndoeitd. Bltonplu So, Ruu.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
MinnesotaLu
and Academy.

SsIttermineu aabues ben 1909 Ettober.
gleuer opta9es u~aariombelt / Sfoleanret.
JHgeu Suomeloelie er ngouenoig for at bli'
De oputseu. llo9tfterne peo Stolen er rimes
lise.
Jor &atalos eler nrrmere Undertaking
benoenoe man fig til
-. L. Stneboe,
5 1872. 8lllmar, USrnr.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

Tiljat95. - 40 Gcres 5toulano /
- 8ledidnt {opailip. IRau beuoeuoer
ia iii Gotten 5anoneis, Sprtuaii 10 Eomns
hip. Bog CTce Aoresie; 7ecorab, 5opl.
5l52
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Log Cabins er life

0O6 va ''N
lRnSere efter Den mooerne
Smas. De bar baut lin
lib, men @arnel's "2og
Cabin Sariapariaa" os
sE;pnaronoe. er. I~,oesoo
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

1910 Guon Str. Rorib Ga Crosse. Bis.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
PHn ANNUAL MEETING.
Sunday Service Of the Y, M, q A, -. This
10 the Wook Of Prayer

Sunday Service Of the Y, M, q A, -. This
10 the Wook Of Prayer.
The annual meeting Of the Young
Mon'g Christian Association was held
Sunday afternoon In the First Presby
tehOn Church. The attendance, while
good, dldnot mn the auditorium, The
services were carried out according 90
the program given In the NEws.DEMo.
oRAT Saturday,
After the opening exercises Of scrip
ture reading and prayer with song ser.
vice for fifteen minutes Mr. Henry w
llarter spoke upon "1he Social and In.
tellectual Work Of the Y. NJ, G, A." He
treated Of the social effects In bringing
the members together In pure eley0.
ted society In the various meetings Of
the association, and Of the intellectual
benefits through the lecture courses
the plain talks and other features Of
the association,
Dr. j. Il, Frauniclter read q paper
upon "Hhe Physical Work of the Y NJ
@, A." He favored tho gymnasium
feature, II intolligently conducted
Training such as would be aimed at for
turning out athletes was not needed
aud the gymnasium work should be-
under the guidance Of an instructor,
ludigcriminnte use Of apparatus would
likely be more injurious than beneficial,
aud therefore the work should be con.
Quoted by one thoroughly informed
upon the subject,
Rev. William Williamson discussed
the spiritual work of the association
IN the various class and general rellg.
ious meetings,
Mr.. Robert A. Mllers theme was TO
demonstrate why this work should be
doneby young men, aud he made avery
interesting and Instructive address
The music was furnished by q male
qunrtetto, and was splendid
This Is the week Of prayer In the
associations throughout the
world, and meetings Of u hafhom's
length win be held at the Association
rooms every evening, lasting from 10
1880 o'clock,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15


religious world b marriage 'ponoh nol iho
holy thing Ihe epllt Of mmnlpr lul(N
leefnal ilfndllp must not rebel hnAinal lls
auelant emoilous and disabilities Dol,
enee nuht not whisper 70 u 4 word of
instruction nr warning intact immnta'
bio f0r liiA til death-if must be pref
served on endured though lives witheF
hearts break aud souls IRISH under ils
ineKpmble ahspluiism, ] am reminded
that our Puritan fathers aud mothers dld
not regard marriage as a failure on rebel
against its restriction or violate lls opll'
cations But those grand old husbands
aud wives were q more patient people
than We are, more hQmely ana humdrnn
They hore their crosses, both nolllleR
aha aOmestl0, more htuflilyl yet spliip %
tho Teyered institutions aud Ideas "
their time have assumed 10 us the aspect
OF fallures-sueh for Instance, Rs Indian
and African slavery, taxation Without
representation, the divine rlRht of kings
Pray, make no mistake, l believe In
marriage, in the ideal which IL the only
real union Of two hearts, two minds, two
souls, aud 90, two liyes-the man and
woman equally honest, honorable, tender
and eOnstantl but such marriage ID
almost impossible without special divine
sustainment and viii ever be while
among enlightened Christian people ono
law OF morality, easy and elastic, ID
lightly imposed upon tho husband, ana
another more heavy and tense binds the
wifel Uniaithfune6s IN marriage Ia
more and more regarded ia a man a. an
admirable, natural weakness scarce
grave enough 70 be called q sln-not unit
ting him for high political positions,
much less for the government OF a fam
fly, We know n ia considered good
Wlfe'a duty 20 oondOne and cover up her
husbands little faults OF this kind, and
stlll TO teach her children 10 respect their
father while II 10 q husbands right 70
bring a wife 10 open shame, Tor q single
hin-to deprive her OF her children and
whistle her down the wind 10 prey 40
fortune, Wives have alwaya been the
chief sufferers from the tyrannoua uaagea
and abuses Of the marriage felatlonl yet
but for the goodness, purity and patience
Of many wives, their noble helfrehpeet
aud steadiaat trust In God, there would
be fewer 10 ask the question, la marriage
q failuraF aud many more 20 answer H."
Mra, Rebeeoa Harding Davis hayal
"fhe orthodox conventional thing II
for women 90 marry aud 10 marry early,
am Oldfaahioued enough 20 believe that
marriage provided II be based on pure,
strong affection, ID better for woman,
even under the worst circumstances, than
single llfe under the best, II people
who marry heartily love each other, there
need be nothing but success IN wedlock."
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps aayai
"The present discussion OF the question
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

~. LopIs November IA special 10
iht poat Dispatch from fithburg kas.,
gives details OF tho horrible holocaust ia
shaft of the pitlsburg and Cherokee mine,
uoar that place friday, The company
had more orders than they could ill, and
~ thtir attempt 10 keep up had been run
nlng an unusually large force Of miners,
Nrlday morning ono hundred and AlKty'fouI
mon we're lowered into the mine, Az $3.50 Ia
lhs afternoon terrible fumblng noise
waa heard above, and black cloud oi dirt
hlato and dust shot into the air from the
Inonh OF tho shaft, tearing away the
lfaoka upon which uhe cages were hosted,
aud hlllng the shaft with debris, The OK
pi0s0n occurred ON the east side and Ia At
uibuled 70 the Inexperienoo OF some OF tho
new men, before the men outside could
discover their senses one Of the miners ap-
peared NJ the air shaft nearly huiiooated
ile wm followed by large number Of
others who escaped Injury bat the exact
number 10 not known, About midnight tho
fan housa was repaired and fresh air was
pumped into tho mine, driving back tho
poisonous gases and ayerilng suiooation
Attention waa then turned 10 raising the
erbhlng 80 that the cages could be lowered
AZ 1870 q, IA, cage was ready 10 descend
ana the hral reseulng party was lowered
Into the shaft Owing " the bad air still
remaining In the shaft they could not stay
very long On the first return Of the cage
II contained a number ot uninjurod but
badly demorallged men, The bottom Of the
shaft was badly damaged and II was din
cult " got AZ tho dead 40 taat IN found
they we're piled together At the bottom
while the living aud badly wounded were
holsted 20 the top, AZ o, IN, nine mon
bad been rescued alive, About this time
the party struck on entry containing
twelYe more dead The shaft by
this urae had been pretty woll cleared Of
foul air. aud the work ot rescue proceeded
rapidly A temporary hospital was
mnde 10 blacksmith shop near
The mouth Of th1 shaft whore
the most hoHtrendug scenes were
witnessed as the manglel and uadly burned
men we're carried in, Two men died while
being carded Into the hospital UP 10 q
late hour Saturday afternoon ninety bodies
hHd boon recovered from the mine aad Il 10
believed there are stlll ioriy'aix moro bo-
low the surface
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
IN THE DEBRIS.


Tahing Out Charred Corpsea From tho
nulna ~ Rochester
RoQuaTrR, n, v, November i2,-About
0 o'clock Saturday morning the hrcmen
Who had beon searching Tor bodies IN the
ruins OF the Rochester Steam-Gaugo and
Lantern Works came upon the eharred No.
mains Of tiree OF the unfortunate men who
had peiiahed in the flamoa They were ey'
Identity bodies Of those who had been upon
The upper loorL One body was recovered
Infant, bat was oharrod beyond recognition,
Another reeemblod human being only In
that the head ind trunk Of the body ro'
nainpd thu arms and Logo having beOn
nomplstely destroyed. Only the ohaFrod
bones Of the third man could 30 found
Tho Identification Of these bodies was an
utier impoadblllty
AZ tho hospitals no new doathp have
occurred. Frank Slddons a. very low and
may not recover a, &, GlaEiur, aiouman,
thinks there wore s6 mon working In the
building Two or three dropped from the
hfe-cioapo into ahuto and we're shot into
the basement Of the burning building,
0thou we're seen 10 Jump into the river
from the seventh ilour distance Of 500
foot Two mon aro reported 70 have gone
over thn fflh A search Of tho river n bo.
Ing made for these bodies. rho walls OF
tho burned building wep loyullod this at
torpoon and tho search for the bodina win
be resumed tomorrow IL 10 estimated
that ~ bodies atill remain In the ruin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
qHR npRnnrs or CANTON.

During all OF last summer, We urged
upuu the Street Commissioner the
necessity Of keeping tho streets OF eau.
ton Ia better repair, We urged uhy
after day, the theory that tho cutters
should be kept clear, aud That the mum.
moolH caused 10y laying the gas aud
water pipes be leyeed, aud That the
atreets bG prepared 10 drain The sur
plus water OF the Fall rains All these
Recommendation were treated with u
Rueer, The Street C0mmlhl0nef put
them aside without consideration, on
tho ground that II was done because he
happened 10 be a Republican, An tho
citizens who own property ON the priil
cipal streets damaged by the neglect
appeared 20 take no interest IN tho mat
tor we dropped the discussion
Then came the Fall rains, ana then
came what every man OF common
sense might have anticipated, vast con-
glomeFated mud holes IN Canton. Then
came dampuess aud stagnatlon Of
water, malaria, sickness ANA death.
Aud now the ministers Of Canton feel
called upon TO preach against the 0bom'
lnatiOn,
Take Cleveland avenue for lllusbo
tlon, n there any excuse for the pres
ont deplorable condition Of that street Z
la the midst OF the finest residences
OF our city IL 10 now almost lm
paaHible for teams drawing empty
wagons, Near the corner Of Cleveland
avenue and Lake street There ~ q muu
pond, from one % two feet deep, nuU
nll along that street for four bl1ck6, 10
10 rs u succession Of d0cp gulley6, eluh
holes and humm0Clta, making " pWctl'
Gully impaaaible, Had the street CON,
missioner seen 20 II that the street WI1
lcyeled, or put In the proper oval SHAPE
when the gas pipes were laid 90 was hlb
duty, this terrible condition Of affairs
on That street might have been avoided
All over the city yesterday we found
the cutters the dryost part 0tOur allttts,
aud the mud holes were invariably ~
the center. The upper part OF North
Market street Is IN similar condition
10 Cleveland avenue, only not 80 bed
Are the citizens OF Canton aware THAI
this condition OF affairs could have been
avoided by the application OF q littlt
well directed labor last summer
Are the property holders aware that
this deplorable neglect has seriously
damaged our city,
Are our merchants and trade9meu
aware that II has hurt the retail trade
Of this eItyy
Have rot this lack Of drainage aud
this universal dampness greatly IN
creased the sick list Of both children
and adults; especially the formerY
lB II any wonder then that this inox
Cusable and criminal neglect should
call for condemnation from some Of the
leading pulpits Of this city,
II Is too late 10 act now, with u view
90 any Improvement In our streets this
Fglli but II rs not too late 10 see TO II,
that the surplus water, standing IN
pools al over this city, be drained
But will that be doney
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15


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ulif "a worth four tunes uH much NJ ilin
nlhfi. hrOnuse nt inereAard pupilAf Nn'
maud 10 holds that labor N ihemaln
element Ia the product Of wealth. but
lheff are other elements also 10 Do con
slderedi Capital must carry tue pro
ducts Of labor, aud capital must suffer
the loss, with labor when lhe products
OF labor arc not sold,
We aru not attempting any analysis
OF Prof, lemis' lecture, ile treats tho
aubieelH discussed clearly ana his lee
tunes are fail OF information OF great
value 70 those who desire 10 be abreast
with the best thought OF the time on
economic and social questions
These lectures are non paFllgan, ana
we are not asked 10 mention them, we
do SO voluntarily, satisfied that they
are merItOnOua, and that every ellizeu
can gather points theTeiFom, Of tub'
s,antial value, 80,
The questions of the future ~ thlR
country are OF necessity social and
economic, and II beh0oyea ua All 70
study these questions N the light OF the
best attainable knowledge,