Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-14
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Another invasion by Maccabees to-
morrow.
1t is also said that the Elks Will not
hold a fair this fall.
And now the dusky little cricket doth
warbe forth his lay!
Potatoes may be small but the
Thanksgiving turkey grows plumper
every day.
Picnics and family reunions are con
tinung as If this was the only year
in which they could be held.
| Wonder If Editor Paxton of the Kent
Courier is working over time on the
story of How 1t Happened?'
1t would be cruel to say that the
dog cntcher is responsible for the pres
ent stringency in the City treasury.
1t is said there will he few junketing
trips for city officials during the time
intery euing between Sept. / and Feb
ruary 1.
Kent and New Berlin will play at
the Maccabee picnic tomorrow. oh
well, Kent may be able to trim
New Berlin.
The cold, cold world is becoming as
unappreclative Of the genius of anna
teur detectives as it IS of the inspira-
tlon Of amateur poets.
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Last year the day of the big Macca
bee picnic ended with n very extensive
riot II is very much to be hoped thai
history will not repeat itself.
: If the Council really begins paying
/ for the damages done in the riot, there
/; will be a large number who will have
+ bills to present for the 'menta
anguish" they suffered
: The ban on saloons was lifted a
: Lawton, Oklahoma, Monday morning
: and by 8 O'clock sixty-two dispensar
o les were In operation. The west il
D full of business-like folk.
Mrs. Dan Smedley and two child
ren, of Wilmot, met with n frlghtfu
accident on Tuesday evening, Will
u coming to her father-in-law's, A. II
Smedley's. Her horse fell down nea
u Mt. Eaton, and, breaking loose, ran t
y Mt Eaton, and fell down on the stree
hurting its shoulder and is unable {
!, walk Apple Creek Cor. Orrville Cre'
=. cent.
i Mayor Doyle, of Akron is consider
u ing the advisability Of suggesting I
council that local commission be al
pointed to plan n more satisfactor
i form of government for Akron. Th
y form of government that Akron no.
has, has frequently been touted as
i, good thing for Canton. If the cit
that has 1t, doesn't want 1t, it is wis
for Canton to hesitate.--Canton News
Democrat.
lie II shall be mighty glad when summe
'e Is over" said South End man on
n loop line car last night. IL am tire
IN Of plcnlcs, and reunions, an
le excursions, and outings, and VII
e. ting and visitors. We have ha
H. no peace in our family since Ma,
II 1t hasn't been getting ready 4,
visitors or entertaining them, 1t hi
- been getting ready to go some place an
going. IL ii hasn't been some excu
. sion somewhere 1t has been plcni
- If it hasn't been the church havir
" some sort of lawn fete or picnic
'e has been the lodge or the shop or Il
II neighborhood, Yes, | am good al
rs tired of 1t, and / guess there Al
re others"
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nt Did you ever notice." asked the SCI
timental one 'how the songs Of Il
gyllotalpa breyipennis-"
ne "rhe songs of the gryllo- what
H. shrieked the listener
by 81 merely meant to ask If when 20
81 heard the singing Of those orthopterol
Is insects of the family aschetidae--"
es "Ah, come out OF it," interrupted Il
TO- other, disgustcdly.
pc "Well-but would you have me b
To- lieye you are totally oblivious to Il
'at melancholy delight produced by Il