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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

8ongetoIonien pad 5ez
Gnsformigt, uoen ipnberlig an
ben QfDefsling enb gsjerets Omitifz
teller, fOinoer 9a9en for 5angerne
paa 6eben.
Z 6ordaret, mebens be plantebe,
bar 9ulben ret generenbe, og bet er
egentlig fun / ben iioIte Maaneostio
at 8armen at % til bar D9ret trnttenz
be for 5angerne unber beres anItrengz
snbe Qrbejbe.
Snbtit fornplig bar 5dn9erne DG@
ct Ibsfeliat meb at grape Renber til
geplanting / Sten Bidders 9lantage
men bar MI iagt p.nne 5arpel for
/ Nar for at giOe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gen en- lignenoe Omgang. Gnopioere
geifGftigeOes De ogiaa i CONNER meo
qresning at 2Dng,ber foregdu iadlez
bes, at en- flor Maifine af Era fBlz
at en- megst tor Maftine at 8re fplz
bes meO Qpng, icm at 4 Manb presz
les / 9unbter pda ca. 200 Puno.
2bngen o~pbeoares / en- tor qaoe miot
paa 9eOen Og itul not anDenoes til
Siolering beo Ssbuie.
@eOens Jdngsrne tioligere mar
T6ereoe 6jem iii Gebebuiet ON Wlibs
hagen, feres Muben / ben ienere 3ib
ub til benz; / ,6otellet's" aeffen pdfs
tes ben / fore Sptasfsr for at boloe
fig BARN, og Der .,bineres" fdd uoe /
glantasen, fom liggsr en- bdlp Mil
fra @cbebuiet.
Om Ssnba9en forbripsr Janeerne
Siben meo CT l9ie eller meb at ipil<
le 9egler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

&pmbineret 3itel. Gn
9lbre Rangsrformanb peb 8anegaars
ben / aarbus bleO / 5slge oaarb.
Stiftst." for en- 5iO iiben uonabnt
til 9annebrogsmanb. paa i'm 0gr
bar ban M anbragt fsleenbe originate
Orb: oRanserfors og 0annebrogss
Manb".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

Gn Batter al Qbam Oh
9lGger Opbolber fig for Ii
ben poo RsbtilOe / geieg bos 9r.
5rebe gojien. Den gamle Dame er
81 Qor og leOiages af line ire 9ptre.
gun er ben iioit leoenbe at gblenidz
l9gsrs gern os minoer meget om ga
oeren. s en- une QlOer bleo bun gift
nleb WoGert &onoip, en- grooer til
5reOe gojIens SOigerfaoer. Gnonu
/ lin beje 4loer bar bun beparet en-
uIGopanlig SpGnitigbeo baaoe aanoez
ligt % legemligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

en- 2 3itba9eQan9. Den
lille Egruppe 6%irtsbolmene ION fig
ger ! aattegattet uoen for 5reoeritss
BARN i en- Qfitanb al ca. 1 Mil, og
bbordf fun cen er beboet, er ! ~betnoelig
gammel lib al beret benpiite til al
Isge oeres Grbperp pso 5iiteriet, oa
Zen fun bar oudrlia Serb; men bet
tore @aubz og 5raplfiteri / aattes
gattet bar bragt en- meqet fslelia 9ilz
bagsgung / bette Gr6OerO. ida Soft
paa Zen Tiger gopal anoetfteos.
Omtring Qoret 1850 bdbbe t6irts>
bolmene en- gefoltning paa 200 Mer~
METER, bOiltet bar betpoeligt / 5orbolo
til 2ens StgrrelIe; men iiben bar
Enlargement p9ret itor. 5Olfet9iz
lingen / 1870 bite 1877 geboere,
1880 $50, / 1890 103, og Oeb iiOite
5oltetGaing bar Der tun 81 geboere.
Gu er Der dltIaa life mango al
mite at, ba 5prz og 2pbspaien 10
Ital pasies.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

8eo 70 t,iom rdieoe
/ Spaano, fortof1es ON mango merle
lige 9eie, 2pnet bar banet fig; bet
er n9iten life til at forItad, at bet
life anrettebe lterre lllnffer pdu Wenz
neIfeltp. ) en- aoitalo / Gmb for
Q1net inb ao ben enc Der % I'D ao
ben anoen uben at efterlaoe andre
Spor eno en- It9rf Soopllugt. 6os
al 5amilierne / ct 5us peo Qalz
6orqDei breo bet 9ennem Muro9rtet
ino / be forifeaige 8arelier. aonen
lad o. JOB meo lit life Barn / 4rz
men; plubielig BAR gerelIet fulot at
5lammer, Barnet bfrp faa bpbt be-
oepet, at bet fsrIt 9ap 2ipstegn fra
ia, ba 6aoeren 6apbe tumlet meo bet
/ 3 Winutter. 5 en- anoen 2ejligbeb |
famine gus fulgte qDnet / Ell Stue
en- at be 5radoe. ION fammen9oloer
Gi6sTtraaet. 5 ct STARTERS 8reooe
par 0ibien repet at % 5rdaoen mel
tet og brDppet NED. 8erfrd brsb en-
net uO gennem aatfelopn og aomfur.
0aa Qoftet / 9aplen dnt9nbte en-
Struale noget pdpir paa en- 9plpe.
- L
sSloen bleD bog tpalt. inben ben TT
rigtig lat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

4pnfurrent til gbion.
gn Ssn at Smeo 9anien | Slemminz
&c, Der bar lart fin 5abers !5aanos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

5ebningemision &gs
ben6aDn. !9oer CONNER
anfommer Der til De for=
ffeaige fp6enbapnite 6orlpitel>
fesfteber 8ruper at optraoenoe 9is
nelere eller Sapaneiere, blanot bpils
te ben oynbre Wtisfion beb 6j9lp at
beiegenbs goremisiionarer bar fors
fegt at brine MisIion. Oct forfggtes
/ 5ior, men Nbgang er / 4dr bleben
na9tet Misfion9rerne. &indSDftsits
oneren 6. 8olpig ~itriper berom /
Crit. 9gbl.;
Der bar en- 3ing, Der beorepeoe
% 6armebe mig, ou jeg forleoen Dag
for fsrite Sang beie9te 8ineierbpen,
nemlia at bet blep betpoet mig, Der
madtt. ingen propo9anba finoe Steo
b. b. f., Der maatte life tales ON Srts
Itenopmmen til 9ineierne. Seq bdbbe
talt meo npgle at W9nbene @fortalt
Dem om ben Sub, jsg tjsner, Og giD=
ct Dem nogle t~insiiffe 5raftatsr, ct
at GDangelierne og ct Bar andre
Smaaifriftsr. Oct bar life tilldbt.
sfter 1orbubet. Be Mano, Der itaar
for Sipoli og 9ineierbpen, bar 10 ret
til at befale Der. Maen er bet life igr@
geligt:
Oct er forbubt At fortpnDe ariitsns
bommen til .6ebninger | bet trtltns
Qdnb Odnmarfi
s. 8oIpig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

en- 5unnei unber gre
uno. Sra &%ebenbapn ifripes:
Sfte faa bar utuipliomt tent Jig
BET belbige / at hape en- 3unnel unz
Der grsIuno me1em 0anmart og
Sperrig, men fun be ferreite beo, at
Der / flere 2tar bar foreligget et til
be mibite 0etailer u~OarbejOet 5orlag
/ Iaa 6enieenbe.
Sbeens Sp6apsmanb er ben banife
officer, &aptain Rotbe, iom / lin
9iO, os bet ~itratter fig bog life lenz
gere til6age sno / 1886, interesiereoe
ben peo panamaaH9ren 6efenote gaz
ron BON 8sina9 for 4ldnen. aaps
tain ROt6e og 9aronen foretog / 18z
Sc nsjagtige 1nberfsgelier / Sunbet,
% til en- g~egDnbelie foreilog iibit@
nepnte, at Sunnelen Tfulbe anlegges
mellem t6eliinger og !0eliingborg,
hppr Qfitanben er forfeit. Senere
fraDeg man en- Taaban geIlutning,
forpi ben betpbelige 81bbe, Der finz
bes / Sunbet Der, / altfor bsi @rob
pilbe forbbre Observation-Disclosures.
Oersfter tantte man fig 5unnellen
onlagt melem 2inbamn og 9rdgsr.
@anite piit er 0iftancen Der lunet
Itsrre, men man t9ntte fig ben fife
% Saltbplmen anpenbt til Quft6renz
be for SunneQen. Gfter at bare toms
met til bet Reiultdt, forfsgte Baron
81. at in~teresIere ben bdnife 9egers
ing for 4nlaset, Og bet oaD9renbe
Miniiterium itaf eftsr Sigenbe life
babe itiGet Jig upilliet o%Derfor 5oretdz
gsnbet; Sperrig itiaeoe Jig imiblers
tib abiolut imob bette, og oerDeb
falbt Joriluset til SOrOen. Mun
paaftaar, at afoebe @ebeimerdab 5iets
gen narebe for Snteresie for @ene
nemfsrelfsn at bette 5oretogenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

ore enO ban Ielo / Stdloen, Der for
eorigt itoo dloeles ubennttet ben. 2@gz
gene bar og 6lep fporlpit %forfpunOne.
% Der bar life anoet at gore END at
l9gge nogle me / Reoerne. Men iaa
Itste bet bperten p9rre eller beore, eno
Da @jeren n9ite Morgen tom for at
Te til linz Reoer. par ogfaa bisfe iioz
tie 2Gg borte. Bar ban fprite Sang
blepen forbaple ct. iad bleb ban MI r9os
ielsIldqen, tbi ban bdboe oenne Sang
~foriparlig laafet baaoe Staloopren Og
@d%uroporten oa par faaleoes oberbe@.
biIt pm, at Der life tunoe TONNE en
Sat, enbIige ct Wenneite inn / Stalz
ben. Smart baboe ban boerten 30 Rat
elller Dag for at ipefulere pad, hpor
bDor ban HeoeRg bog blep al, men
itapiq uoen Reiultat. dogen 3fb Ell
ter fit mar oog beloigpis Ytpitifitas
tipnen pptlaret, oa en- ton Dag Ia
act pua Staloen ffuIoe uobeores. Spz
pc pad Qoftet fanot man nemlia gggz
gene liggenoe omtring / 8ottebullerne,
entelte belt neoe / oisie, De fleIte foran,
oa be bar altfor tore til At tomme
oerneo.
6porlebes bet bar peret aotterne
muligt at transporter 2G99ene fsrIt
op ira gunoen at Gementtsnoen O9
oernGft op ao en- tell 5rappe pad ober
80 Grin, bet fan oesparre life Di
fprflare, men = ofactum eit."
Gu fooer 5gniesieren igen roIig
ON Ratten men Burger lite mere IRE
beeg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

9aftor 5reberif Sale,
ben bunfte Misfionar / @rpnIano
bapbe forleben grpllup meo SRI.
5bOrborg, 9atter at 2age 59Or6prg
/ 6ornfplb. poitor galle rejIte efter
Blot en- llges Opbolb / 0unmart mcb
i'm unge 6uitru tilbase til i'm Gjern@
ing / bet fjerne Qpro. QOffillige 5sgn
fnnes 10 allereoe at tpoe pad at ben
unge Mi5fioners 4rbejoe oeroppe
itdl blioe biligneliesrigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

uIpttestiIf9Ibe. timber
llo9rd0ning / en- 9er9rdo / HGrbeoen
at Sano6D 5eslp9rt ftete forleoen
bet ubeIo, at en- 9ertlump Itreb neo
% romte Q%rbeiosmanb 6ans ST. pc
terien, 5DOelis, I 9ooepet meo Ell
iaaodn Strait, at ban miiieoe gepioitz
6eoen % tort efter afgif oeb 9soen.
Den f~orulptteoe par 40 Ndr 9ammel
% efterldosr Suitru og 8 gern.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

9robetrofIebor9 6piz
Gfter 6bao ,.5adb. 0o." err
farer, er Der ubIigt til. at girtiombez
ben / grabetroneborg 6siifole pil
bliDe g%enOptaget til /. Rooember. s.
ierinoen er i al Sab / Def oeientligite
blepen enig meO nunGrenoe 6eiifolez
larer q. 81. RielIen. 8alum. ON at
opertuge Stolen.
0uOp. S6reoer paa Qitop bar gem
tagne @ange, men forsapes, opforOret
ftp. 5orftanoer 6immelitrup fra
Mors til at ppertage Stolen. 6ims
melftrup bar tibligere aItio iu9t, at
ban gerns Oilos oare 6siifoleforitans
Der pua Zerne, iarlig 6nn, men MI,
oa ban mulig ian blioe BET, Oil ban
abiolut til SpGanO, farlig til ben
pautantte 9ejFtOle / DE s Sogns"
peo aoloing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

&C ~taffeIs Barn. Gn 13s
Gars 0reng, Sen at en- 5u5mano I
&linte 6olme. er / bisfe 9age alter
tommen paa Spgelejet pau 9runo at
gen6rub. Oct er MI nienbe Sang,
ban bar brqffet Qrme ener Ben, Der
er iaa tpnbe og itere, at fun en- nbez
tboeligbeb ffal til for at fremtaloe
grub. Denne Sang lab ban peb ct
gprb, og peb at rejie fig op fra bette,
traabte ban fortert, Og genet fnqtfeoe
/ Tarbeben af anaet. gn Sang
6apbe Drengen braftet begge 8enene
pdd en- Sang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

6sGgerns al ct Mpgges
fttf. Gn Garl / Sfr9m bleb tut
fet pou 6aanben At en- Wbg. aors
len piaeoe berefter meo en- anappes
naal peo bet file Sddr, men bet full
be ban pit life 6a0e gjort, tbi ON gats
ten Ipulmebe 4rmen itprft op, bpils
fet / 5orbinbelie meo tore Smerter
foranlebigeoe, at Qegen ida betios
blep bentet, at aarlen ian gre fig
6aab ON 6el6reOelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

oarf. bar fulOfprt ct Stpfte 5riiioss
ar6eioe, Der paa bette 0mraaoe pitt
not Tiger fin 2ige. Oct er nemlig In
tet minOre eno en- 5onograf. Der belt
igennem er faa iint og npiagti9t uos
fprt, at ben gaar ligeiaa gobt iom Iel=
pc GOiions. @otspalien er bet eneite,
Den unge Mano itfe bar formaaet at
lape.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

4Os4urs SubiIaum ION
.Qprer paa famine Steo tunoe for
leOen feires at Carer 9un0. Der blep
tulOet til 6ieIm Stole / 1862 efter
1859 at p9re bimitteret. u Mar gam
mel, fra Sonitrup Semindrium.
Subildren mootog ira gbens %
aommunens geboere mango 9epiier
paa ben @gtelie og 6en9ioenbeb, ban
/ be mango g(ar bar erboerbet ii9, %
ON Gftermibbdgen Iamlebes ca. so
MGno % &oinoer til Ell 6eitfpis=
ming meo 9erer 9unb og !6uitru.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

tpertimoo par bet en- NUT Stit. eff
terot mango, naar De 6prer. Der ringes
fpr andre, fommer til At tanfe pao
oeres egen 8po; % oa De Ielb oilbe
peolias6oloe 9lotferne. funoe ben
qamle &ingeu frmoeles tillabes
bra fal graten aGI~erferit ON Dsbsz
falOet oooares % bos BAN anmel=
oes, naar nogen oeo Rin9nin9 bill
aipe Soqnet bet tilfenbe@.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13
CHANGES
In Government at
the Falls.
Solicitor Wilcox Told
the Council
About the Workings Of the New
Code.

Cuyahoga Falls, Nov. 13.-At the
Council meeting Wednesday evening a
communication was read from City So
licitor Wilcox on the changes made In
the village government by the new
CODE All the present officers of the
village go out of Office in the spring
and Council must, before Jan. l, fix
salaries of the officers, to be elected.
The Board of Water Works trustees,
over which the Mayor and Council
have been deadlocked for several
months is abolished. Council must re-
tablsh Board OF Trustees of Public
Affairs. The members of this board
will be appointed by the Mayor until
the April election, when they will be
elected by the people for two years.
The office of city solicitor is abolished.
The Board of Cemetery Trustees is es-
tablished and the care of the cemetery
will devolve on the Council or Trus'
tees of Public Affairs.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13
BELIEF
In immortality Ably Defended
by Gen, Sweeney.

The Popular Lecture course well de-
serves the hearty public support 1t has
received for putting such men on its
platform as Gen. n. l. Sweeney, who
lectured here Wednesday evening. His
subject was "The Bed Rock of Anglo
Saxon Civilization" and he typlfed
the civilization of the American people
as the highest development of the An
glO-SaxOn race. He showed from log
icnl and commonsense deductions that
this great nation owed its present
grandeur and advanced development
to the underlying principles of the
Christian religion as embodied In God,
immortality and Jesus Christ.
His arguments Were not drawn from
theological point Of view but from
the standpoint Of common reason and
common sense He disposed of all the
objections, and arguments that could
possibly be made by unbellevers in i'm
mortality and God, In logical and
convincing manner without any refer
ence to religious views or bible state,
ments, His whole mastery argument
was an appeal to reason and his dis,
course showed that he was de .
thinker and an eloquent orator.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13
REMARKABLE SUC-
CESS
OF a New Catarrh Cure.

A large and. constantly increasing
majority. Of the American people are
catarrh sufferers. This is not entire
ly the result Of our changeable cli-,
mate, but because modern investiga-
ton has clearly proven that many
diseases, known by other names, are
really catarrh. Formerly the name ca
tarrh was applied almost exclusively
to the common nasal catarrh, but the
throat, stomach, liver, bladder, kid
neys and intestines are subject to ca
tarrhal diseases as well as the nasal
passages.
In fact, wherever there is mucous
membrane there Is feeding ground
for catarrh.
The usual remedies, inhalers. sprays,
douches or powders, have been prac-
ticaly failures, as far as anything
more than temporary relief was con-
cerned, because they simply dry up the
mucous secretions, without having the
remotest effect upon the blood and
liver, which are the real sources Of
catarrhal diseases.
1t has been known for some years
that the radical cure of catarrh could
never come from local applications, but
from an internal remedy, acting on the
blood and expelling the catarrhal poi
son from the system.
A new internal preparation which
has been on the market only short
time, has met with remarkable sue
cess as genuine, radical cure for ca
tarrh.
sold under the name of Stuart's Ca
tarrh Tablets, large pleasant tasting
lozenges, composed principally of an
tiseptic ingredients, Blood-Root, Red
Gum and similar catarrh specifics.
DR.. Ainslee I'm speaking of the new
catarrh cure says: 81 have tried the
new catarrh remedy, Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets, upon thirty of forty patients
with remarkable satisfactory results.
They clear the head and throat more
effectually and lastingly than any
douche or inhaler that have ever
seen, and although they are what is
called a patent medicine and sold by
druggists, l do not hesitate to recon-
mend them as i know them to be free
from cocaine, and opiates, and that
even little child may use them with
entire safety
Any sufferer from nasal catarrh,
throat or bronchial trouble catarrh of
the stomach, liver or bladder, will
find Stuart's Catarrh Tablets remark
ably effective, pleasant and conven-
lent. and your druggist will tell you
they are absolutely free from any In
furious drug.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13
One Minute Cough Cure

Is the only harmless cough cure that
gives quick relief. Cures Coughs,
Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Pneumonia, Asthma, LaGrippe
and all Throat, Chest and Lung trou-
bles. got soaked by rain, says Ger
trude %. Fenner, Muncie, Ind, and
contracted a severe cold and cough.
/ failed rapidly; lost 48 pounds. My
druggist recommended One Minute
Cough Cure. The first bottle brought
relief; several cured me. am back
to my old weight, 14S pounds. One
Minute Cough Cure cuts the phlegm,
relieves the cough at once, draws out
inflammation, cures Group. An ideal
remedy for children. For sale by all
druggists.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13
A BULL DOG
Is Easier to Shake OF Than
the Coffee Grip.

A lady of 81. Paul, Minn., never
drank anything but cold water until
sha was married and then commenced
to drink coffee.
She nays: about one year after our
marriage, my husband began to COM
plain Of . distress in his stomach and
had such dizzy spells after each
meal, that we had to zee doctor. We
drank coffee three times day, but
did not imagine that coffee was caus-
Ing all this distress. The doctor said
both our livers were out Of order, gave
~ sone medicine, and told us we
ought to break of drinking coffee. We
stopped 1t for awhile, but missed tho
hot drink 40 much we went back to
coffee. In Ave years time I lost a
complexion that was faultless and
gained very bad stomach, and my
husbands stomach was ruined. He
thought he had cancer OF the stomach
or something worse, but we had form
ed the habit of coffee drinking. and
like drunkards found 1t no easy mat
ter 10 break of. although we knew II
was killing both Of us.
We kept a grocery store Mt the time,
and lady called one day and asked
for Postum Food Coffee, saying
MY children like II; viii not drink
anything else, and know II IL good
for them because they never have
trouble with their stomachs.' This In
terested me, and told her about my
bad stomach. She told me how to
make Postum and we began It's use
ourselves.
After drinking 1t three times a day
for q week, felt much better, and
my husband declared that he felt like
a now man. We have drank Postum
for four years and have never had
one particle Of stomach trouble since.
and have lost that sallow. yellow
color 30 much disliked. and the
whites Of my eyes are as clear as
aver again. I know 1t is because we
left on drinking coffee and drank Pos.
tun, ] can eat anything and every.
thing. and never know l have a stom.
ach. Ny husband used to say would
ruin our coffee trade because I TO a
oil my fricnds what Postum had done
for u.s.
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Greek, Mich
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13
NEW QUARTETTE
Made Good Upon It's First
Appearance. ~

The Arion quartette of Akron made
Its first appearance as an introduction
to the lecture Of Gen. u. l. Sweeney In
the Popular lecture course last night.
Messrs. ID A. Upham, G. n. Grifiths,
ID. Myers, and A. r. Eaken compose
the organization, and the manner in
which they held the attention of the
audience together with the applause
which they were greeted, showed how
quickly and thoroughly they
won the favor OF their hearers. After
rendering two selections they were en-.
cored for a third after which Gen.
Sweeney WAS introduced.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13
OLDEST MAN.
Elijah BIedsoe, Aged 1873,
Claimed That Distinction.

Harrodsburg, Ky, Nov. 13-Elijah
BIedsoe, colored, probably the oldest
man In the world, died here Tuesday.
He claimed to be 189 years of age and
there is hardly a doubt that he was as
old ms stated. He could recount many
incidents Of the war OF 1912, which he
could not have known in any way but
by observation. When La Fayette Wis.
tied this place In 1924, Uncle Lige
served him. He also met Aaron Burr,
when he left Blennerhassett and came
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13
RELIGIOUS
Rally to Follow New
Years.
Union Thanksgiving Services
Have Been Arranged.

The Evangelical Alliance has decided
to hold Union Thanksgiving services.
The churches and the ministers who
will have charge will be as follows:
First Baptist, Rev. Clark Crawford;
First Presbyterian, Rev. G. w. Moore;
Cavalry Evangelical, Rev. V. E. T..
Mohn; United Evangelical, Rev. e. R.
Willard: Trinity Reformed, Rev. u. e.
Wilson.
The alliance has also decided to
make arrangements for general re-
ligious rally throughout the city, i'm
mediatelyt after the beginning Of the
new year. The city will be divided
into six districts and the churches
located in each district will be ex-
|pected to take care of the services
therein. Then there will be union SER
vices in each district every night for
about three weeks, the meeting places
being changed from church to
church, SO as to take in all parts of the
districts and all parts of the city. In
addition to these services there will
probably be arrangements made for
afternoon services in one of the down
town churches.
Rev. w IF. Wykoff has been selected
vice president of the alliance, to fill
the vacancy made by Rev. ]. w.
Moore's departure from Akron.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13

st. Clair was deposed from office, the
constitutional convention was held, and
Ohio became state.
1t is peculiarly appropriate that the
two celebrations referred to should be
held at Chlllicothe. That place was
headquarters for the opponents of st.
Clair; at it met the Territorial Assem-
bly,; in the old Ross county court house
gathered the constitutional convention;
and the same building became the
first state house of Ohio. Then, too,
many Of the first state officials were
from Chillicothe, remarkable list Of
able men. Edward Tiffin, first Cover
nor; Thomas worthington, u. s. Sen
ator; William Creighton, jr, secretary
of state; Nathanial Massie, speaker
of the Senate; Michael Baldwin, speak
er of the House; Samuel Findlay, ad-
jutant general
The celebration of the anniversary
of this event which was important not
only to Ohio, but to the country at
large, will be held Mt Chillicothe, Nov.
20, 1902. AT IL o'clock In the morning,
as part of the exercises, will be the
unveiling of a bronze tablet, marking
the site OF the first state house and
commemorating the signing of the orig
inal constitution. The tablet bears in
two medallions, surmounting wreaths
of buckeye leaves and separated by
the Roman fasces, the insignia of sta,e,
I'm one. the original seal of Ohio. and
in the other representation of the
old state house Below are the words
"On this site stood the first statehouse
of Ohio, wherein was adopted the
original constitution of the Common.
wealth, November xxx. MDCCCII."
In the afternoon will be held public
meeting, at which the principal ad-
dress will be delivered by Hon. John
A. IT. Hull. of Iowa, well known as
the chairman of the Military Com
mittee of Congress. Mr.. Hull is not
only an Ohioan by birth, but is de-
scended from brother of Edward
Tiffln, first governor of Ohio, SO that
his choice Is peculiarly felicitous.
The time to buy furs is now. We can
save you money.
Byrider Bros.