Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-17
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Turkeys begin to roost high.
Meanwhile, Chief Durkin smiles.
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Evidently those swindlers are also
humorists.
And to think some liquor was being
sold illegally in Summit county!
Don't tell Gov. Nash that they are
planning a score or two of prize
fights.
Why doesn't some one make a
freak bet just to get up little ex-
citement.
Maybe the famous John r." will
require more than 5000 to capture the
swindlers.
Mince pie is hurrying into season
with a rapidity which makes Homeo-
paths and Allopaths congratulate each
other.
How much trouble he avoids who
does not look to see what his neighbor
says, or does, or thinks, but only to
what he does himself, that it may be
just and pure.-Marcus Aurelius.
Strong probability that that service
and years since they We're all here
before Will have taken some of that
friskiness out of the Eighth regiment
boys who are coming in November.
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There are parts of this country, es-
pecially in the region north of Ak
ron, where hills are long, steep and
numerous and not ,entiting to owners
of machines, and where automobiles
have not yet been seen. The advent
of a hardy adventurer causes inde-
scribable CONSERVATION among dogs,
horses and cattle. Children take to the
tall trees and whole nelghborhoods
come out on the steps and watch the
"chuff-chuff' machine wade into the
hills with v.ndlctive energy.
A surprisingly large number Of sol
diers who have served an enlist
ment in the Philippines, re-enlist with
out coming home and see more service
on the other side of the world before
returning to the United States. AL
most every organization that is sent
home because its time Is up. has cases
of this kind. Soldiers, on being mus
tered out Of service, must wait at least
80 days before they can enlist In the
Army OF the United States for an
other term. This month is usually
spent in Manila by the soldiers who
want more service and its expiration
usually sees them back In the ranks,
often with promotion and additional
pay.
while you're talking about the pos
sible annexation of Canada TO the
United States" said the Distributor
OF Gratultous Information, cheerful.
ly, you're reckoning without the Ca
nadians themselves.
While there are Canadians, espe-
cially the younger generation, who are
opposed to the pomp and display Incl
dent to the English form of govern
ment, they believe in the solldlty Of
such n government and think that the
uproar that accompanies the election
of n president every four years is a
very bad thing for country.
They are having good enough
time of 1t under the English form OF
government They need support no
standing army, nor need they have a
navy England stands ready to back
them In their quarrels and help their
Industries in time of peace They are
largely English by birth and senti-
ment, and are content to let well
enough alone.
1T was thought few years ago
that personal regard for Queen We.
toria was the handspring OF their al
legiance, but since her death the peo.
pie of Canada have not faltered. The
bitterest dissensions in the country are
over religious questions and the quar-
rels that were started over a century
ago, between Catholics and Protest.
ants, have been continued and carried
up to the present day"
The PRINTERS FAULT.