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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

hat. nab or I'M Stauoc if, nit NuItc et1ts 0ez
bcimuifU0u.U Witttls, pd5 Nur or ttltllt htD ppH
linn mad iahrCluuQCM SUdCU mad D!tltn totbatth
gcbtu ipcupcnOtH Wiittcl, nm ltpcs @tbrcDfu ju
bcilcu. p,nl Der Wcnib unt;rlporttn IN, %QcLlilloeh
purpc. IS Gjtbt ttintn 3wtiicI, ooB ncr EottoF
I'M Ernit lift in Yc3uQ oui lciuc GtbunptunQ, ulo
pc nuuotrbarcu NttluuQcu, PIE or tuQll0 pouz
brinct. ia5:iucu iCint EtbaUptuuQ }u b~tltattQtn.
Sic lhcnrit, bic or %uuiitCllt, Ut DtrnuHttIq uno PC
rtbt uui |Qciuuocr GrfabruuQ IN ttntr dtitli0tH
Vraris BON pltlcu Aabrcu. N$ fortt Ht1ts, leln
muu0crbarcs y;btus=Gliric, pic or g Htlut. }n
p~crildcu. ucru or prribIdt C foitcntrtI an lccen
y~ripcUncu in QcriiQcupCr Mcuqt, nm J5u pom l'tutr
90irtidmfcjt GIT itbtr5tuQcn, 10 oab ablollt lem M
ffo nobci 1T. Waude Der dufQtiobIttu &urtH mo
puuotrbar uuo l%pirDtr, lDorc e ntbt pcQFl orr
3upIrldiTQcu 3tuQtu. itmcrliA ~QtQlaubt lncror1.
Tic gubmcn babcu ibrt &riidCn tortQclporfCu NM
~ipa3icrtu niCOGr UEbcr nab liDcl rDcr Drtt NcrlHz
den nit Gtm Wittcl. Gle RraHttu, NON nt1 Tdz
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matismus, YcuralQjs, Y}uGcl=, ocrjz. Etbtrz, Nlt7
rem, @lutz nm Nauttrantbcjtcu NM 9lalenlttot.H
pcribpauocu mic ourb YtoQtt, Ropt(@nltritn. @Nlz
f,ulucb, IcrUDfjtdt, Ficbcr, Sbptnnluot, '@utcl,
GrtGltunQcn, Nithmo, GOtarrb, 8roHbttl5' mn aIc
@cidlprrOn Der &cblc, Der SlJuqcn nn0 alocrtr plz
taller GrQuuc lpcrOcu lcibt ~btcltlgt III till'm 3tt'
raumc, Der eiufub punocrbor III.
lbcillptiic 4dbmunQ, Riifcumarfs ldbnuuq, 99dl:
icriubt, @iht, Sfrpfcln nm &dnorrbotecn iptroSn
ibHcu mt0 Oaucru0 ptrtrjtbtH. IS rcluI0t oas Ganje
SOitcm, 4lut mn Gclptbc uHo itclt Dte nornlalc
Vcrpcufruit mo ptu GlutuUldur iDItotr her uHo
ppniat @ciun0btjt lit Dic 1Snlqt. Eur Dtn Nottpr
linn ale SDmptomC Qlci6 NM ipcrotu III qIti9C,r
9Gcile Durd oiCics YtbIuszWlrIr btrubrt. SQldI
bcutt mad Dem Ytjttcl. Is 1T Irtl lHr ltoen SGlz
penpcn, Sbrcibt. Uopou &br QcbCtlt pCrpcn fpnlt.
uno pie i6cre ociluuQ oaiir gcbt Gu9 %torcufrrt
nit umQtbcuOr Qoit }u.
(ScptlL Gttl2, YOu9, 500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
Snnit6ts= Scrid)t.

@igent6iimlids5 3uidmmentreffen
- Sn orei Wo4en itarben in je.
Der @ode 166 8erionen, 50
mQnnli6en unD SO peibli6en Sc;
I4le4ts.
Sn Der perfloHenen Wofe tanner
pieoer, ME in zen 6eioen DOr6args6ens
ben Wo6en, 166 3ooe8FQue Dor II
Baltimore; pon ben 8eritorbsnen ma.
rem SO mdnnli6en unO 80 tpetbli4ar
@e76le6ts, So maren imNu8lanD2 &c:
boren, 20 tparen Ne9er, 10 8inOer ia.
msn toOt CUR Welt, 4 iturban im8ap:
9ielp, q in 6o1pitdlern unO 10 II
ancersn SnItituten, II Snqueite wur.
Den ga6alten. Die 5tarbti8feit5ratl
betrug 1916 pro 1000 Der Sc:
iammtb.o0lferung, 1874 fir Ri;
0eiBan uno 1885 fir Die 9fsger, ST.
Der glei6laufenoen Dode oes 8Orja6:
res itarb1n 181, in 1900 100 uno II
1899 153 9er7onen. Dem Otter mad
psrthetlten iih bic 3ooe5fd1e pit
fOl9t: % Perionsn paren unter
Sabr, 10 3pii6en l unO 2, 6 3pii4ar
2 uno 5, 2 3piIden 5 un0 10, 3 5ni:
iftn 10 unO Is, 10 3pii6en 10 uni
20, IA 3pii6en 20 uno 30, 2 3pi7der
80 unO 40, Is 3piIhen 40 unO so
Is 5pi7f.n so uno so, 16 3spiffcr
so uno 70, 10 3piI6en 70 unO so
8 3pii6sn so unO 80 SABRE alt, III!
gs6oren nurosn 281 NeiBs uno rs
Negerfincer angemsloet.
Die bauptIddli4fen SOoeSuria4er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

XXX Sin groBes Q~uitern45ouper
unb 8a3ar peranitaItet am Wontag,
9ienaitg, Mittpo4 unO Bonner tag
Q6enb bic beutife pereinigte eOangez
1ii9e Stride bon Canton, Paitor 80,
Bag, in t6rer S9ul6aqe, @de Dillon
StraBe urb Gait<4oenus. 9r. Ser
mann 5pielmann lit 8oriiBer unb
6r. 8eorge 8aupel 9ilfsz8orIiBer
bes 6eTzGomite's, O6ne 3peifel pirh
ii4 bas Set zines ~fturten 8eiu4e5 err
freIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
. as Gtmatbmcm nmO 8erf6Iudem
fat0rrDalii0er Site.

9tcTee Geferen5en nO feline 0uransbcsa bfmna Hbcrtriebener per.
9itnngen. Satarrb nS Salsfranfbeitcn, abclrnhenScr 0fthert NM
MmsHuB aus benz SOpf MS ben Sbrcu. Treie WerImhs 9ebo nSIurocr
tGgib BON q bis 10 ubr Surmitta9s unS ~ bis q ur Mbenns 81
6arIeb, Oar. 81, NDro=Paca'strasc.
Rauub Sbt f4 b3 ausHub aus BEN Rmt tb. bMn Character in ,,f+hAuu sm.
anOrH 4u lift unO fbf be Gin uO"o ufhbu RUn u pai8uOmu BETTER id in onr ~. 49,,
SriMt lam Ohud@t aus elmer OannrL tnbhieL f8mfm GHHQtdt onr ous tr ,r,s,,+nm
Der ene dnH3u subfu9 brfmu; fir gtpobnr3 bnmou in "a nm. ~. - .| '
dtrts @hut entpau bon gHuu6a.br op Outprunr adrbuo o,,om+mtm 49, p.
frHt ONr0 dh6t Sn On Gnm 1T Der ausfuB 70 rddu6 uO pmnro nt nn mu.
bsG dabl bat asf d Der 0ap Sptt eun 3ufme Der Gmnnb
Gin Ubu 3dI Os AusfuHs gbtr HdDdr@ in ben pals r frmtt6 b ala Elm 49, y.
rpr stdm bmr ub dbrab Der udtH Gaurcrbdt in benz gur+own, ,nA. 90
RPf an pomr3 rim trtpd6unDs uO bdnah ur@tmrf@Gd" @dHh sun Rduprn rucmt ,1
I'M baour9G udhnmnQ m ubahul elm 6uahrfidB Mutut u Ronrb nrbs T~ ~
nit torttn dmo ap, nhH 0Hm umobns unoHgmtbm lit Git it Der s8dn 30 hart,
rdhl bb bic anbatnom uO af40ptnbm Qnfrm0mnon oaMbm mt uHrucr frnr Ma
hgnp Gin Gbmutt Ou Stimulation bui3hdt it
anoanba5 Et f3 bic hanhahs Maats in ben &oNmb6bNH in Gm elmer rotmtnb nrp
Srufs ff p5e f9 in dmqn GGImj upa1uJ u ouH rgIGrm qft anMutn oOmb Ss WITH
men OTbmoot. no gObs unttba0N G3at nHo 2mu. 8HfnO it bon @d8Wa5m ofOEt
pd@s 1dtOdlg bic Rf 1rt0un uO cine bHatung DrMhn brO"brn0n
2le6sGrie6enOer At6ent.
Ser abfm 1T Ooma fhTt ubJ uDdGn 10 pbamto abtrnMmo, bah or 2ambt hnr3
fmbI fir F6 iWt mic fir NnOut GI rrgab miro uo 5updlm pupm SAFE ouonuHm, in
nd@n Der Hbe @Tu8 Wahbat gtdmOD t uO Oog qmHgmb it, bic 2ut in dHm oomn
Gunner gu Or0ffL NHt oNt 9BHie ht dn On Ruhub ldbubs gubH trtpdMtro in cmr ur
Fan quit bic bm idbf mr0mt I'M abmt nit ibunahnmu8s du Observation-Disclosures Gin.
5H pmnG dGm t bic RahO 9fpt, 5upHn an elmer urdtu an be- amrn Settle uni Gn
IN biOm een mOOn3d elm uumpmdms @tHh omQg gufpfmq OB ROptg u3uwt pua
bNIctd bon 0hNmtG6m uOo nbhnOem hompmthn 0ndn Ebufoas fn f8 dn manages
Ham5 gftb bs 2rd@ sober Der SpmHung Jpl6np zen aun an ODER s6mcun MAIDEN I'D
i'm etf8t am Sobghsf "H il D en- 58Ntu ,nDeImo aud i'm Cmn6d pes R@ts ODER an o,
D"on~ 2n @ru8sFn lift oep@nH8 od8wa6t OHr o0mg om8Duom. HO faf tu 8.
i3modsfnu fam in dbnH8u gt afWt Drmn
Sic shmne iii ab Nr i'm Roimton nobel f6 vt brtpdmnm odutt gmt bqHt BON
N8H8 in dnQn Tdhn 10 bbuttaO 6b buOurb0 bic ggnmbnnQ Ss gmbarpTia1s elmer tube,
fO DTOn bon ire odHbrhm unO unrpbrmHa amn ais s8nhdu6t nbouOIt uO Suro6n.
IebcGrieden6cr 0meHmR nus ben Cbrcu. Sreic 8erfmtbs. SebanS.
lnneen td9tib pn 9 bis 10 ltbr @Drmitta9S unO bon IL bis = ubr
Para=StraRe.
lCna rmt e, sum
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
s lproopra" in Iorb's.

ny ID ID ID III UIU ?.
@efpiB peroen ii4 ale 2ieb6dber
elmer guten Operette freuen, gu Oerz
ne6men, baB v6lorobord," Die bette
aaer Speretten Der nelten Shule, bieie
Wo4e in n5orb's Opernbdus" aufgez
fii6rt miro. Sbi4pn Die Operette
bier bereits mebrmuls geipielt nurbe,
fann man ii9 Bel jeber 8oriteaung
auf gut beieBte 9duier gefaBt
MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
@elplenannacn nod acntidlnnh.

"A Gents pro Mart unb Commit
Ticn. Sbeo. 8. 9tener &c 6 o.,
415 @attr=@ traBe. Qusldnoti4es
@eGo, Mediel uno GreOit : 8rieie.
S6iffstarten bon uno naa europa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

Mttraftips 8aFcr.Routs mad philadelphia.
~anbaItsro in gt~titrton, Mp., uuo Shelter, pa.
Gcd $50, Raiatt 800. 8urofabrt is 9aa1
$3.50: Gtidfabrt NIT Der %. ( Q. Gji,Hbabn"
$3.50. Tad atlantic : Gitp $275; Gre. $75.
Rad 3rps9oyf 800; Grt. $500. GtrH:r
our6taufsrbs ginett mad albaup, froo, gOz
for, 1etpznabtn fGoru) uno Qunltsn uorDIi9
ta1li9 Inn ) ubr Rl2mittaas, ausgtuommeH5orHs
tags. Iaos9opt 730 @ormitta0s td0l4. Nae
GrturfoHssEiattt n:rDtn i'm 9irtou uuO bel q Is
bauqb s, Ir. is, Roro=Gbarle5s Strabe, bets
tauft. Sdrtibt pcqen atiitbauObub.
6IarEntt Sbribtr, Ggeut,
Q63I&6@ Dir. 20l, QigbtsStrabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

Sobtes &tnb aufgeunz
ben. 9r. 96iGip 8ernTbafp DON
Or. 500, bzWai6ingtonzS truBe,
funO geitern Worgen nm 8 u6r in eli
ner 8au6ol3=N ieberlage binter CIR.
300, Siio=Wolfe5StraBe, ben Qei9z
nam zines 4tnbeS mGnnli9en Sc
i6le6ts. Gr na6m bus Sinh nit in
feline DO6nung unb lieFerte es benz
Polt3titen 8a6mann pom Ditli6en
9tftrift aus, Der es in bic Morgue
bra6te.
Sren 8ranbnunDen err
legen. : SIN yQqgemeinen MarDz
lGnOer 9oipituI" lit 6ruu Suiamu
Roberts BON Nr. 243, GdrroQzStr.,
MooOberrp, an Den 6oIgen DON
8ranOpunoen geitorben, neI4e Ie am
5reitag Q6enD in ibrsr 8o6nung err
lit. 5rau Ho6erts noIte itd, nit eli
ner Campo in ibrer 9ano, CUR 8ube
6egeben, al5 iie einen S6nmu6t5anz
fan erlitt, Die 2umpe entfiel i6rer
9anb uno 3erbra9. SIN NugenbIif
mar Die beoauernspert6e 5rau in
6lummen ge6iiQt. 9lidli4er Weiie
%erlangte lie i6r 8etpuBtiein ni4t niez
Der, 10 Dap i6r Sob Elm f4mer3loier
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

glo6 iabrclurocm nncrmitOli6cm stnoium unO
Goritcu in Dom ~itdnOiQcu &ecorO alttr 3ejtlu, ME
aud i'm @criolQcn moocru:r llutcriu6unGtN imt
%rrtibc Der mtOi3jniihCn 2&iTcnfbaft mobt II.
4amrs y. Gjoo, 2l2, r9altcs= $50 tbduor"
Sort g8oDnc, 5no, bic Nuiitbcn c~rrc0anoC @ntitr=
oiguuq, DaB CT fi3rli3 Oas g~ebcns=Gljrtr cntocft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
tant6eiten tpuroan gemslOet:

Crtnft Scnnp's Sbcc nnS Snffec.
Bette 0uuIitdt. RieOrigfter Preis.
s. .. 8ennp 6 o.,
So Qdoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
Mas lit 9r1Rer,
aGs bic @cW9tcr eitcr Sran ?
Dawson's Dainty Dentifrice.
80 $50 Gritsfon-Sinte.

Is crbGlt pie 3dbuc in ~poufommcrcm 3uiturOt.
PEI allen Npotbtfcru iur Zoe. uuo zoe.
Crow, 80, onto
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

QbIeben. 9r. Sus, 6. Carr,
elm e6emaliges Mitglieb Der Boli3ei<
@ommiffon uno oes Steuer5 AppeQaz
tiOnsgeri4ts itarb ge, tern in ieiner
Wo6nung, Nr. 1926, Mc@uaobtruBe.
Der @erbli6ene lit i'm Sabre 1929 in
6oparbz@ountp g%e6oren unb er6ielt
feline S9ulbiloung bier in Baltimore.
@r etablirte bier an Der SioS6otparoz
9traBe eine MiiBenz6abrif, tpel9e er
nit groBem grfOlg betrteb. @r mar
tets elm ltrammer 0emofrat, unO i'm
Sabre 1867 tpurbe er gum er1 ten Wtale
poIi5eizGpmmifGr, nG6renb er 5tpei
Mul gum Mitgliebe bes SteuerzQpz
pelutionsgeridts ernannt tpurbe,
nGmli4 in 1878 unb 1885. .@r 6inz
terlGBt auBsr ietner Satin iie6en
&inber, nGmli9 bic So. Ilfreo S.,
0iQiam 6. unb Sdmes 6. Carr, IT,,
uno pier 504ter, 5rau 6arrp 6,
8tad BON philadelphia, 6rau 9erbert
gerrp bon gort Deppfit, Mb., SRI.
Catherine 8. uno SRI. Gillian o.
Cart
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
6cirnthss0irrnacn.

Tolgen0e 9elratbs 2tcen3en lpurz
ben geitern pom Nfiuar oes Common
Pltasz8 eriAts au5geiteqt:
Qleranber Wopperman, %, uno
Marp @irginia Sin, 10; Npplitunt
s. g, 9afotpup, Rr, $40, 9iOz
gaitle5traBe.
36omos $. Mi0er, "a, unb MurD
&eGn, "a, Nr. 931, Gaiternz4penu
Sames door, 80, unO 2uura ..
9reen, %, CIR, 1105, pennfplOaniu=
Npanue.
Sobn g. 6o6liBeu, 27, Nr. 1888,
ct. poulftrqBe, uHO CLARA 6, Gi4z
bad, Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

Gontroleur Smith er6ielt seftern
bon Orei Departments 8eri6te i6er
ben Ston0 0erer 6inon3en. Die Sc
fdngniBbe60rce pirO oemna6 $4,000
lle6eriduB BADEN, Der muni3ipale
5tatiItiter $500 uno Der @traBenreiz
nigun9s : @ommifdr 1928.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
MEMORIAL.
Exercises Conducted by Summit
Lake School.

The pupils OF Summit Lake school,
held appropriate exercises in honor of
the late President Mckinley. The fol.
lowing program was given:
Song, Lead, Kindly Light"
Biography Of Wm, Mckinley, in four
Birth aud Early Childhood" /"
Elsie Miller; Life From Early Child
hood uutll He Went to War" Emma
Petrle; Life When Il Soldier" Henry
Steigner; Life as Our President" ("
katie Stclgncr,
Short recItations were given by Ellie
Menches, Lizzie Klngsbury Bessie
Magenan and Frank Menchcs.
4 recitation, AT Rest" was given
by Willie Steigner.
Contributions TO the memorial fund
were taken, and Nearer My God to
Thee sung by the school, closed the
exercises.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
ALL ALIKE.
Doctors Agree on Food.

All physicians agree that good food
properly selected, Is Of the utmost
Importance, moi only for the cure of
disease but To maintain health even
when one is well.
Dr Wm. Hale OF If Pleasant street,
Gloucester Mass, says, Il count 1t
pleasure 10 say good word for
Postum Food Coffee with which have
been enabled 10 relieve 50 many suf-
ferers. and which | count, with It's
valued companion Grape Nuts. one OF
fhe daily blessings.
Coffee was banished from my own
table some time ago and Postum used
regularly In its place
frequently find il necessary to in
struct patients when they take Pos
tum Coffee for the first time to he
quite sure that II has been boiled long
enough 10 bring out the clear, black
color and the rich taste, ms wen as the
health giving qualities
The Doctor enclosed the names of
six patients who were formerly nel.
yOus dyspeptics, but have been cured
by his professional care and. the dis
continuance OF coffee and the using of
Postum Food Coffee in its place.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
Cclt and Saxon.

One Of Sherldan's tales was of an
lrishman who met Briton, of the true
John Bull pattern, standing with fold
ed arms in . contemplative mood. APP
parcntly nedtating on the greatness
OF his little island.
"Allow me TO differ with ye!" eI-
claimed the Celt.
But l have said nothing, sir" re-
piled John Bull.
"And man may think lie as well
as publish it." persisted the pugna-
clous Hibernan.
perhaps you are looking for fght?"
queried the Briton.
ALLOW me to compliment We on the
quickness Of yer perception" said
Patrick, throwing down his coat, and
then they pitched In.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
FARM SOLD
FOR TAXES,
And an Heir to the Estate Sues
For Damages.

Thos. MckiSson, an heir of James
Mckisson, who died in 1866, has sued
Prof. $, l.. Orth, administrators of the
estate of Eliza McKisson, for 5000
damages, lie claims that Eliza Nc
kisson neglected to pay taxes ON 80
acres of land in Iowa, willed to ner
by James Mchisson, and that the
property was sold and never redeemed.
The plaintiIl states that had the prop
erty been redeemed, II would hav fal-
len TO him. lie says the land was worth
$500, for which amount he asks judg-
ment against the estate of ELIZA Me.
kisson.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
a COMEDIANS TRICK
Ruse by which He Escaped Arrest
and Had His DEBTS Paid.

Many amusing stories are told of joe
Haines, comedian of the time OF
Charles H., sometimes called Count
Haines 1t is said that he was arrested
one morning by two bailiffs for deb,
of f2O, when he saw bishop to whom
he was related passing along in his
coach. With ready resource he imme-
diately saw Il lcophole for escape, and,
turning to the men, he said, Let me
speak to his lordship, TO whom l am
well known, and he will pay the debt
and your charges into the bargain"
The ballitfs thought they might ven
ture this, as they were within two OF
three yards of the coach, and accedod
to the request. Joe boldly advanced
and took off his hat to the bishop. His
lordship ordered the coach to stop,
when Joe whispered to the divine that
the two mon We're suffering from such
scruples of conscience that he feared
they would hang themselves suggest
ing that his lordship should invite them
to his house and promise to satisfy
them. The bishop agreed, and, calling
TO the bailiffs, he said, "You two men
come 10 me tomorrow morning, and
will satisfy you"
The men bowed and went away
pleased, and early the next day waited
on his lordship, who, when they were
ushered in, said, well, my men, what
are these scruples of conscience!'
"Scruples? replied one OF them. 1--WE
have no scruples! We are bailiffs, my
lord, who yesterday arrested your cou-
sin, Joe Haincs, for debt of f20, and
your lordship kindly promised to salts
fy US"
The trick was strange, but the result
was stranger, for his lordship, either
appreciating its cleverness or consider
ing himself bound by the promise he
had unintentionally given, there aud
then settled with the men in full.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
TIME
To Ask Aid For
Y. M. c. A.
II Is Here and Will be
Improved.
Committee of Six Will Have
Charge.

The Citizens y. NJ. c. A. committee
held well attended meeting Monday
evening in the parlcrs of the Windsor
hotel, and the enthusiasm manifested
was gratifying to the Y. Nj. q. a. men
present. ...
The most important feature of the
dcsllTbility of appointing committee
to have jurisdiction over the canvass
for funds that is about 10 be begun.
1t was finally decided that there
should be committee of six. They
will he appointed late Tuesday after
noon.
Hon. Albert j. Nathan made one of
his characteristic talks to the com
mittee and received II generous share
of applause.
"'rhe one time ana one opportunity
LOT bullulnS an institution that VIII
provide for all, is here" said Mr.. Ma
than. 1T Is yours, to make the most
of II. In your canvass, do not appeal
as Il charity do not beg but request
as an absolute claim, funds for an
institution that will work wonders in
this city,"
There was Il great freedom of express
sion among the committee, and it was
the unanimous opinion that the can
vass for funds ought to be started ut
once. Some y. Nj. G. A. pictures on
interest, and evoked favorable com.
ment.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
QUORUM
Was Hard to. Oh.
tain.
Too Cold For Council
men to Come Out.
N. O. 7. Co. Declines to
Accept Franchise.
Wants Three.Cent Fares and Uni
versal Transfers Eliminated.

Council had hard work meeting
Monday evening. When time came for
opening the session the number nee
essary to adjourn to another evening
was short by five. Telephones were
worked vigorously, and finally the re.
quired number was obtained. A
very short session was held, after
which the meeting was adjourned to
next Monday evening.
During the session City Clerk Mahar
reported that n communication had
been received from the n. o. L. Co. an
nouncing that it would not accept the
franchise granted for IL line in South
qualified by the mentioning of terms
upon which the franchise would be
accepted. I'VE will accept it, stated
the company, "if the clauses provid-
ing that eight tickets be sold for %
cents, and that universal transfer
system be adopted are omitted. and if
we are given three years in which to
widen the alley over which part of
the line will run"
Council took no action on the re-
port.
Chief of Police Durkin reported
that 1J1 arrests had been made in
January and Poor Director Kendall
stated that during the past month he
had distributed assistance among the
poor to the amount of S2T5.17.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
A Table decoration.

At banquet given recently in Paris
by French countess the guests re-
celyed Il most astounding surprise. In
the center OF the table was what APP
peared TO be huge pile Of roses, and
just before soup was served the roses
parted. disclosing large birdcage.
This suddenly opened, revealing a
beautiful young lady adorned with
wings. She remained in her strange
position during the dinner and intro
duced each new dish by singing a
couplet.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04

New Orleans. Feb. 4. EX-Iudge VIII
liam j. Ewing of Chicago, collapsed
here before large audience while
lecturing on Christian Science.
MIR. Ewing is known throughout the
country as the most able defender Of
the new cult ON the lecture platform.
For several years he was Judge of the
superior Court CT Cook county. III.
lie gave up large practice at the bar
to cXpound Christian Science doctrine.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
LODGE S.
DEGREE poCAHoNTAs.


ogareeta Council met in regular sleep
Tuesday evening Sisters Fannie Wig
ley, A!faretta Ritter and Lizzie Brown
We're reported unable TO follow the
hunt. Sister Bowers Is not Improving
as laSt as the sisters and brothers
would like, The papoose is wen, how
ever We had three applications for
membership and committees were ap-
pointed on some, The captain of the
team would like all members to be pres.
ent next meeting, as she wants TO put
the work on the floor before our can
dldateS come. After the meeting an
oid-tashionfd dance ana oyster supper
were held and every one had n good
time.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
Frosting Aluminium.

To give frosted surface to alu-
minimum articles remove all grease and
dirt by dipping them in benzine. After
this dip them first into a solution
strong enough to blacken the metal of
caustic potash, next into n mixture of
two parts nitric and one part sulphuric
acid, then into concentrated nitric acid
and lastly into n mixture of equal parts
of vinegar and water. finishing by
washing them thoroughly in water and
drying in hot sawdust.