Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25
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It's a wonder somebody didn't nom
mate Dom Adam Breiner.
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1t would be shame to oust the
Board now with winter coming on
apace.
Within a few weeks the gladseme
yell Of the foot ball rooter VIII rend
the air.
Council no doubt derives great
deal of intrinsic satisfaction from the
triumph.
Maybe the young men didn't want
to be Justice, after all, and merely
ran for fun.
Maybe the Board could have won
out in the Cherry ST. bridge affair il
it had mandamused the Council.
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IT must be CALLING to Schley TO be
investigated while there is move
ment on foot to present Cervera a
loving cup.
No reliance should he placed on the
story that Messrs. Sawyer and Nc
Millen are likely to come together
outside the Council chamber.
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A Thought for the Day-"We want
ade and peanut days of this Council
should be at an end. Walker.
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There Is one comfort for the de-
feated ones in the contest for the ap-
pointment of Justice--they were not
trimmed by candidate younger than
themselves.
Thomas Wheeler, of Rochester, in
ternational president of the Electrical
Workers union, will deliver an ad-
dress at the meeting of the Central
Labor union Thursday evening,
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A new author has sprung into exist
ence, but the critics have not as yet
fallen over themselves to tear him to
pieces. On the title page is the an
nouncement that the book Is written
by Bob" Fitzsimmons.
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In justice to Col. Sanford it is only
ti oh IN huf hn didn't a
thorize tho presentation Of his name
In the contest for Justice at Council
meeting Monday evening, but his
friends knew by experience that he
would hold them accountable If they
allowed any opportunity to slip.
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Mamma, want my front name
"Why, Willie, ii Is ono of the incest
names IN the world for little boys"
Yes, but it wouldn't suit me in my
busipess when I'm man.
What do you mean to be, dearie!'
"A prize fighter of course, and they
always call them by their baby name"
Among the many beautiful views to
he had In aud around Akron there Is
none more beautifulIthan the one that
may be seen from one of the rooms on
the top floor of the Everett building
The sightseer can look across the
valley to the east and west and see
the Hills that makes the city majestic.
lie may see the residences and the
stone church at the top Of West Hill
as they rise out of the trees; and at
this time of the year, when every
thing Is green and the contrasts are
beautiful, sky and landscape, broken
by the trees that make Akron an ideal
residence city, complete picture that
is ms beautiful as any that may he
seen at the show places OF the coun'
try.
There Is a disposition among rail-
road men TO pay very little attention
TO the dignity or individuality OF Ital'
han laboreys, as the following observa'
tion win show: Not long ago II sta
ton agent wired to "A chlef engineer
in Akron: Seven dagoes billed tC
your order Please advise disposition
Another story told by local railroad
men either makes n section foreman
u genius among the wits or places
him In the ranks for stupid ones
Whenever animals are killed along the
track, it IL the duty Of the scctloi
foreman TO notify the superintendent,
of the number killed aud the disposi
tion Of the bodies. For these report,
printed slips are furnished to ill ont
/ A few weeks ago several cows wer,
/ killed near Chicago Junction The
foreman filed out the blank like this
Number killed--3; disposition kind
and gentle"