davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
3Mntutuuu.
TsSc peo en- 0rap. =

SB0c pc0 CT Wrap. - s Selerta
par Snsoag Stomas Grpitol netop
biepen begrapen, % 8raperen Sobn
IbeI holbt poa r1eo ct ifuffe Soro
pao 8iiten, "a ban pIubielig tit SlaJ
og oeoe.
TinScr mcact 8nlb. - 5 Butte lit
man / TreoasS bsre ON, at Der bar
imoet 8ulo i Wpngoe peo Sonbp
Greet. IaOiiou County. en- 0tano
peo Hapn CHARLES MoDer ienbte Der
ira Ersper al ertS, JONI piloc gtue
ira Sol til $4,000 pr. Son. &apcr
Tiger, Der CT ligncnOe GrtS / NaSle.
piS.
Silnuo. - Sberiff S'Gounea / Sc.
lena, iom Iebiaaebc Sbcrif 9lirruo
% Gatrid 9oonon, Ser bar anflaget
Tor at bope mprbet Sobu Stiuner
Iinneiota for IS gar iiben, tiger, at
9ooron tiIitoo for 9Iirruo paa SrG.
net mellcm Selcna % @ogan, at ban
orPbte Stinner. San iagbe, ban
orebte BAN / SeIpioripar % ocreftcr
rsmte I'll California.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
Horn Dakota.
Waatfc bctolc Ssocr

Waattc bctalc gsocr. 6. z.
Nerrp / 9ifinlon operfalot Tor e.,
5lo iioen Heoaftsren al "Breis."
San blep oemt al en- Surp til at be-
tale $500 9eber.
1aDc fra Carnegie. - aongres.
monb Com Waribaa bar iifret $780,
900 ira Carnegie ior Sfolen | Glen.
bale, tpor Der ifaI opfsrcs en- gpg.
ming, iom ffal fables Carnegie
Sail"
Slayer mob SnSiaueragent. - Sn.
ipeftsr Helion begpnbte Sorsoag !
Sort GATES en- lln~oerisgelie al De
alaeer, iom bar pGret fremisrt moo
3noianeragent giugbeimcr. Wun
mener, at Slagerne alene ifploes po.
litiifc Grunoe.
Silitaar lin Yrpbe. Sberifi
&uttens arreiterebe Sorsoag S. &.
Se~nbridion, iom arbeioeoe ion. llbr-
mager / 8cpils 2afe, % iom bar oil.
flaget for at babe ifrepct faIif |
Soiigbton, Ridigon. Senb..a ion,
JON t%ilItaar jim 9rsoe, pil blipe bragt
til Iidigan.
S%uipenbcrct. - Sagisrer $. q.
SoiS i Wanbon, iom er Statsaopofnt
for Worton County, bIep SnsDag al
Seieiteret %itipenberet fra fit @mbebe
for 8 Wnancber, og / iamme Sibs-
rim tiaabeS BET tam beIer life at
praftiiere iom Saafsrer. gois bar
reinlig forismt fin @mbebspliat %
life anflaget iaooanne, iom bar oper.
traaot Sopere MOB 9rPnoeoinSialg
og SaiaroipiI.
TpriSunbcu. - Sobn %. @abl.
ltrem, Gleftrifer for Sem England
Sltrniture Company / minneapolis,
TOM til ManOan ON Sirsbag %
fisbte 3 Guartieftioner 9anb. &c.
mere telesrafereOe ban til jim Ssn o9
til en- Gen % BAD BENT fomme os tnge
op Tesierinaslano peo Sioen al bans
gienbom. SnSoas flage0e ban ODER,
at ban uar ina, fisbte noset Wcoicin
og gift til tit SpreIie / Sotelet. SO.
telclerfen beisete bnm ON @itermib'
Sm Iitenen funbe han imio'
lcriib life iinhc @nblitrsm. Hu er
Ssnnen fomn,en og isger operalt cf'
fer fSaoeren.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
3MfnnpTntu.

Wcsaarocn isjcn. - Sgaar be.
9pnbte Oct npe SagSanI9g MOB for.
hcnpGrenoe Sbrriif IegnorSen for
Sommer Simpicn i minneapolis.
Sill W%inncapulis. - 9. 8. Ger.
lien, iom eier Ell itor Ielmslle /
Goen Sallep, bill ben lite Wtai flptte
fit Sopebfontor til minneapolis.
Hp Glcpatur. - Sobn Wollancp
bar itfret Zig Cont / Clear Sat., bpor
ban pil opfsre Ell Glepator, io,n fam
rhmme 10000 9uibels, og JON ifal
bore fProi9 ben lite Suli.
3pc Spsnineer. - @eas lfat /
CONNER opfere Ell offentIig @n9'
ming, iom fol foite $4,000. Nil.
maufee.9 Barren pil ogiaa opfsre en-
Stattcnsbpgning iammelteOs
Trrstig sfulebssnins. - On5Oag
inOpieoeS Den me Sfolcbpguirg /
Sanbitone, iout er belt no mooerne
% foiter $4,000. 8Iarot Dem, lonl
talte PED &unpielien, bar StaterS
Sfoleoireftsr Olien % S. aOam
@eoc.
Sraf for iioitc Gang. Sranf
Sapcn, iom hapbe giennemgoaet Cor
ref llniperiitU / Stbnca, Nep 9orr,
men iom M par Ell al Semmcrbllg.
nerne peo 9cmioii, bsoe Sorsboe iont
SsIge al lin oItfor itore 2pit pau
itertc Iriffe. 9a ban Sor@oag iftc
lrrnbe mere 9r9noepin iaieu, oraf
fan Ell pPIbig SIurf al "&orie 9ini.
ment," 90 oct blep bans iibite Grit.
Strcifcn. $780, SibIioere meboeltes,
at De mefoniife Irbeioere / Hortberrt
Eacifics Sjencite / @roinerO giorSe
Streif. foroI &ompanict bapbe Ictet
aImiuocliee Gagarbeiocrc til lit Serf.
iteo Der. Streiferne piI, at @anelt
ifot leie bare iaabam1c, Iom or Weos
lemncr al Sen irtternationale Sore
ming al Sernbane.W etanifere. 6or.
cninacn2 6orrnonb @ilior prsper at
foa en- Sperersfomit iitaub meo go.
men, men o. er tribe poa begse 81.
Ser. Northern Yaciiic trlieS ocrrGr
nteb en- oImnoelig Streit ooe. belle
9inicn.
Spcrinlb pua Ching. - Go Mtl,r.
pbp gioroe GirSeag Iften CT brntalt
SperfaIb paa @iniam &%ionid)miOt /
Ct. Charles. Den IibltnPOnte er so
gnr gammcI. Wurpbp gap Den ganIc
mco en- cIler anoeu @ienItano ct poIo.
iomt SIag bag / SopeOct % iratog
ham hans lltr % So / Ectgc, bpor'
pao llgieruinR&manocn ilpgtcNe. 30
elmer eitcr GuerfaIbet par ocit 9amle
iaapiot fommct til arTitcr, at han
funoc ifriur Napnet pao Den, Ionr
hapbc opcriolot barn. Mlirphp blep
"a orrciteret.
Seaclis Ssb. - Qtii3 Ghriitina
CIion, Ell %ige pna % aar, iom tom
ira 9torgc til St. YauI for 3 Ior
iiNcn. omfom SorSoag Hat poa Ell
isrgcIia IooNc. ga bum ON Ifterelt
fDn hicnl. tUnntc bum Sarnpcn os
lap Den b~rrnOcnoc Snritiffc nco pao
@ulutrppct, irm itrafS bcgpnbte al
brrnbc. Sum trnabtc paa Sarmert
Tor at iluftc Den, men iaa tog Oct Slo
| benoc& alG0cr. Sum frey on
&irIp, % So en- RatS, ION par ne
oenmnbcr, tom Isbenoc op pla bcroeS
SpreIie, imrot ban benOe italeEOe
mibt i SPrcIiet | lpS Sue. WanSen
raobte ON &iplp OF fit burtig tat /
nogIe scnQflGSsr, bpormeo Oct Inf.
teoeS BAN 0cluiS al iIuffe Sloen,
San Aro9 iaa Den arinc Sige bort it'd
oct b~rGnOcHne @ulrtGppe Oh no poo
@angcl. IA Jan bapee llnttet Sloel
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
Hltn-Uurnlfnu.

Spal paa 2anb. - @n itor tSool
og Z Imaa fon inc paa Saonen oeo
Yort RopnI for ct For Gage iiOen.
3e boIot Jig Nor 2ono, og 6 u De
imao fom ino / en- Sltmp. Den itorc
flilgte otter. men ma formobeutIig
ldpe feIt g1lnoer, % peo poIoiomane
GnitrGn9eIier IptfeOes bet ben at
Qisre EFT 8ertOing og fomme ITO paa
0pbt ganb. @u al De imaae fulgte
Ocn. De ANDRE bar life iaa beIbige.
&anOet iaI0t blrtie, og De merfeoc
life Saren, fsr oct par for lent, og
aQe latte 2ipet IL. &aa De Santer
al 2unoet bar man life De nsboenoi9c
@reier til at gisre iig Sonlen8 Spot
t;IgoOe. oo iaaleoes tit in8en noge1
Hutte al Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
mtsrnnH,r.
Glcftrif gauc.

Gleftrif gane. 9praooet /
sparta bar gipet en- Del aapitaliiter
9iet til at anl9gge Ell eleftriif Spor.
pei / 9pen. Gen bill itrafS blipe bpg.
get og tunfeS ienerc fortiat til So
taract, 9rrr Daft pg NteIroie.
Strcifen bilagt. - Sorsbaa Hut.
teoes en- Sperensfomlt mellem De
itreifenoe arbeioere peo @innebago
Rapirfabrif | 9eenab % gierne, og
6rebag optoees srbeioet. Spao De
Setingelier bar, JON man eneoes ON,
er life b~efienot.
Nge ganer. $ Ga GrosIe er Der
oanllet to npe ganefompanier, bporaf
bet enc ifal bDgse en- eIettriif 2iuie
fra So Grosie til 9lad Hiper Sails,
bet a,tbet ira Ga GroSie til giroqua.
$Dis oisie to 9aner fomnler iitanb,
bill bet / bsi 8rao biGIpe Ga GroSie.
8abeof numineret. - Eorsoag no.
minerebe Republifanerne / 3bie Son.
g~reSbiitrift ,Soiepb 8. 9abcod for
iiette Sang til Ieblem al aongres.
ien. &onpentionen llotalte lin Eli.
ilutning til 9abcodS geItrGbelier for
at faa Soloen paa Staal og Sern al.
ifdffet.
Rp ganc. - Sfisnt Ser bar opret
no9en lt9reic ongaacnbe Seiretten i
2enoiba, oil DOG Irbeioet paa %SStter.
urban Sine mellem Gticogo % Wtil.
~luairfee %furtiGtteS, % ma baober, at
9anen pil bIipe f9rOi9 I'll at Lobe
9jennem Senoibu / Sui.
!Simlens Straf. - Ipotbefer SEQ.
naro e. Sanion / SSieo fit Sbertff
Gmmea til at arreitere IpotbeferenS
gamle Saber, iom ban beifplbte for
Suerfalo. SaOer % Ssn baooe
tr9ttet. Hetop ga SSa0eren ferteS til
@rreiten, brpnbte Ssnnen8 apotbef,
% oct bar en- SimlenS Strai, Tiger
gtaboerne.
Stamp mob Saluuncr. - 8eit gu.
perlor, lont bar noget ODER 10000
Snobpg9ere. bar 1872 Salooner. gl1
er Der cit Iterf gepPgclie blonot Sor.
retningsmGnb, Inti. Saloons 6~orenirt.
gen og Yreiteforeningen for at faa
bette Intal f%orminoifet. Wan ben.
fer at faa en- ipare Scamp, "a enfelte
MebIcmmer al 9praooet ipnes, So.
Ioonerne er en- goo SnotGgtSftIoe for
9pfasieu, iom ifior fit $66,00U ira
Dem, $500 ira bper.
Gm farlis Sur. 3amperen
"9ion," iom 9oar / Suite mellem ga
Grosie og 8abaiba, blep ire @an9e
opgiuet iom fortabt paa i'm iiOIte
Geiie mellem Oisie Steoer, og Den par /
en- pnfeli9 Soriatning, ga BEN Snsong
naaeOe frem til Ga CROSSE 9anoen
msote en- Iterf Storm oe blep breuet
MOB 2anb. Yna ct Steo meIlem
@inona % Ga CROSSE opitoo Ser Bos
nif blonbt Rasin9ererne, og BET bar
meo ltor Sanifeliabeb, at mar funhc
hinbre mango fra. at Ori1fne. 2oOS
@ilcor ia9be, oct bar oct oGrite, ban
nogcniinoc tapbe ppret uOe for.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
4un pukntn.
Wanac &rcatnrcr Spbc.

Wnhgc 6fedfltrer Dpoc. - ufloef
Ncn poloiomme Storm Snsbug iatte
~ areatlrer, tiltsrenoe @albori
Stod Company / Sa5el, 2ipet til.
80 areatllrer, tilbsrenoe 8. 8. @idrc
omfom paa Sisieton,H elerpationer,
foruoen 10 anore.
Inflaser CONNER. - De Serene
De Staters 8rano Sllrp i~nobragte
Sorsbng Ell InfIage MOB Gountp.
opmmer gbmin $. Starder / Gre
gorD Gountp for at bape uolteot ct
fOrfalifet Sofument / 6apsr al ga.
muel u. Cotton, iom oerpeo iful0e
blioe Ger al 100 acreS Regiering5.
lan6 / Gregory Goilntp. 0ette ialife
"Eroof" ~inoebolot SioneSbDro ira TO
GiOner, iom iagOeS at booc bepionet,
at Cotton bapOe boet itooig paa nGpn.
re Stpffe SanO, % bette falife Sofu-
nlent bapoe CONNER Stard)er in0.
ienbt iii Sdnbfontoret / Chamberlain.
Splscr maaifc Iinneiptas Ercm.
pei. - 6GngieIsbeitprer Swenion
Siour Sails bar llnOeris9t 6orbol.
bene peb Spngilet / Sti0pater, DIN.
l~1eiota. hpor man fabriferer 9inbe'
traab, pe ban tror, SGneilet / Spo.
Iofota Dor giere oct iamme. Ser
pil trGnge$ $4,000 til 9psniu9er
% Waifineri % $150,000 til 3rifts.
tapitnl. "a pil man flrnre fabri.
fcrc 10000 Eunb 9inoetraab ON
9agen. 9e $4,000 buroe life
ifrGmme Sfottcpoerne, mener Spcn'
Jon, 81 Sc mart fltnoc tiIbngchetaleS
Stotell, bpiS 6orretningen if1lbe piie
itQ at ppre iaa lennenoe, iom ben er
/ 0tinueiota.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
9fnnEulpnttfn.
slb foraariaacr 0pb o. Rbe[ea.

w. e&haSSt ~Sp w ~pStuB
gel'c. - 5 forrlg llge soelagoe plot.
Itrafte Sfogbranbe / ben miotre 9el
al Stateu nleeen gienOom, o. poa to
Steoer gif ogiaa Nenneifeltp tabt.
Sran0en sbelag6c ct fort Intal Sotl.
Ter paa Barclays Sernbane, iau at
S~finnerne iprebte fig, og ct 2ofomo.
tip meh 6 Sogne bleo faitet al Spo.
ret. 9oa 2ofomttipet Dor Der 6
Wanb, bncraf TO fife formaaebe at
fomme Jig unba, men br9nbte op. $
Glintonoule brpr1bte 10 Sltie, en- Sir.
fe % en- Sfolebpgntug. st ltoet
Barn blep iaa ifremt, Of oct foIot /
glpen og orufneoe. HGr Sanepoi1e
i 2pcoming County brGnote 100000
Soo Srelait og fire 9pantnger. Sra
mango andre aonter berettes ON mint
Ore Cab.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

! gGrcliet, icnSte ban guo otter eli
Sarge. Miis Slion blep braet til
gpens ScipitoI, bpor bun osoc nogle
Elmer eiter.
SfisO efter BEN. - ~SnobriiDstppe
brgb Sorsooa aftcn inD ! Mc@roneS
Saloon | Hodeitcr og itinl SnbboI.
oct | Rengeifnifen. "a DC ifulbe no
igjen, baagiicoe Sfirnfeperten Oh
ifiso otter Dem, men traf life.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
HEM 9frCfB.

Strcifcn. S 8oterion bar Der
rGret en- flor Streif % aoifillige l1ro,
ligbeber. Ru ier oct no til, at Stri'
Den bill blipe bilogt. @ierne al Sorpe.
rierne, bois Arbeioere bar ppret uoe
paa Stretf, oil life 9ioe 9egpnOere
90 Gents Simer1 og en- 5 aars aon'
trait, men De bar pitt Jig piQige til
at iorbsie Oaalsunen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
ArkuuTua.
(sr life ifnlhin. iincr han.

Gr life ifplDlg, ttger han. - IS Ar1
foniaS Dor Der en- @upernsr, iom bar
oct life nbefienotc 2apn Sefferion
9apiS. San ksrer til en- 9aptiit,
menigbeo i 2ittle Rod, og oenrte DC.
niabeo bar gierneut en- &outtte reiit
Ben Infla9e moo BAN, at ban fpm
8ange bar oGret fulO, al ban bar
trafteret Regere. % at ban bar beisgt
SpiQebuie / Sot Springs. ) ct no.
iorSrenOe Soor Tiger 8liperrsren. at
hans Inflaaere Ipper, at Ran er pill
Iig til at Iaoe IuflagerncS Sanbbeo
mberisgeS, at ban er fGrbig I'll of
frembringe Anflager moo nogIe al
&c it6ri;e NpfIcre, inm er Meblcmi;ier
al Reii9heoen. Din eneite Sorbrp.
0eIie er. Tiger ban, at iea binlp til at
llaa oereS Gfguo, Senator Same5 &.
SoneS, iom III er politiif 800.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
Rfntnku.
Gn Dumb frelite benoe.

Gn Snno frelite benSe. 5
Swenaboro gift en- 6anilie omboro
pan 0nmperen "Gitp Of Bittsburg,"
iom ienere gift UNDER, % II al SAINT.
lien ~Orufneoe. Sum en- 10 aars
gamnlel Yige bleu freIit, og BET par
en- Nem Soinolono. Suno, iom reooe.
&c benoe. 9u ben lille Bige ialot /
@aroct, tog Slrnoen fat i benoe5
&IGOer % ipsmmebe til Sarb uteo
hcn0c.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
Whio.
Oil life bare 9prgcrmeiter.

8tl fife pere Turgcrmeiter. =
CHARLES 6. 8lein, iom mills bleo
polgt til Mapor / llbrihspille, for.
ipnnbt Ianboa fra lit Siem, netop
fsr ban ifltloe inbi9tteS / lit gmbeoe,
oa fsrit Sn8bae fit maj, oioe, OF ban
tor / 3unespiae. San Tiger, at tan
bIep nomineret og ualgt MOB i'm
@iIie, og at bon life oil oenbe tilbaac
til l%lbridspile, isr en- altOen er be
ben palat til Mopor.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
DIR. MILES PAIN PILLS.

u hurtIet tfi,rt % paaLeelist 9tiASsI for 'ps tnsr
Hsross SooestHs. Speiasrisr, TaSspiRs. Sen.
raIs'a. Ssrcssxt SrritabiiRt esoRIsssb. eist
sstatioa- Stakeholder bosri,a SptHIn ,nsr DlSrta,
% sitsrIasT tnesn asmms Gft,rptriHtnssL IS Toss
Is esrts. Raa sppihe,rF snsE kabts ai 81. Fitted
9atsitaI Ca. SIteart. SHe,aRa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
EuuTua.
Vii taae Sirafien fpr iia.

SH tagc Straren tpr ttg. - Sor
ire Iar iioeu blcp anua Siibman, Ell
13aoris S~ieneitcpige hos Sobn Gum'
miuaS, Ell Sarmer rGr 8eIlinaton.
orGbt. 9tpIie blep Cummings are
iteret eitcr S~plpnsinser. 8olitiet bap'
De iaaet al ct afeolem al bans 6ami'
lie, gu fortGllcr Cummings Sag
ierer, or osu antlaaeSe bar fortalt
BAN &iitorien ON EigcuS Seo. o. at
Oct CT Oen mertelisite SiitorIe / 6or.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
HEM DnrR.

9Grfcbiipcn Ing. - Gen fatboIffe
serfebiip i Stem gorf, RihaeI U.
Gorrieon, bar ct ilemt SiliGlOe al
9uneebetenoelie. San CT 60 Iar
aanmel.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
"QSeD Nrnen" geo. SO.

Snobolb: Warsarctbe @erner.-aap.
tein Sirsenien oa 9eirbslerne bans -atal'
ereu % SanoelSmanben no.-Ssun.
lpsbep. Rioler impb ben.--@aaber.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

"Sccoras.Y oitcn" uStaIte / iii fsr'
itt Su0IGa i beune Diffusion. at
"SfanSinapen" baubc piit Jig pocrit
pnrtilf % eniiNig i SdIepia0en. gid
oct I Chicago ~benGstebe bette % for
pllgteOe iia paa, al Oct Dauoc osmt
nIoeles reti9roigt melem DC TO sloni'
raIer, Sor at g~oStsicre S%nuobeheu
al oeune Raaitauo fisrte Bet aisaaroe
meO Den enc irGfte 9eifpIouing u9rre
cu0 Den auoeu MOB Sd!ep, % tiliiSit
lit 9laoetS 8albe / Den Grab Sper.
baauo, at oct life fuuoe On iia. men
cnbog beggnStc at areribe aomirnlen
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

9lot CT Siug til. "Sfnrbiuoocn"
ioricaer al gire oct ~lloiccnoc al, al
"Grtorah.H nitcn" en- Sang bar ioat,
at Gerpcp life bar ueniB rcb Huber.
ieacIie&rGtttn& to enrlac Neolemmer
/ &c pigtigIte Hluntter, % at ri icncrc
iairu ifal hapc bcurgtct Bette. Su1uc
cpoiatcba Eaaitann or bctc9ucu0c for
@laoctN belle SampmOaNe. Soften"
bar ieIpisIgeli9 aIorig iagt an.
Set enc, at 9elpep bar ilcuig meb Scr.
tens pprige WtebIcmmer / Sopeopmuf'
terne. Spor / AIperbeu fluroe pi M
ogiaa ioIoe paa at itge uoaet aubct,
ii0en @ilo % Suermano pioite % ueo,
at ban bar Oct?
Get maa p1re imaat meo IrBu'
uentcr. bpor man itnoer oct nsopen.
eiat at pnraberc meN iIigt cIcnoigt
! StptS.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-26

baby given by Jay Gould. 1t was then
taken to Indiana and consultation
held with shameless leaders there who
wanted It all. The New Yorker sent
half of the money back to its giver.
This was in 1881, when Indiana had
slipped up in the state election. The
star route trials naturally followed.
with. the criminal headquarters in. In
diana.
Ohio's maneuvers to take the presi-
dency since 1872 have been the cor
rupting Of the suffrage all through the
center Of the country,and II is time that
junta had rest. The Democrats in
Ohio have equally destroyed each other,
and IL Johnson Is nominated by them
it will be Organism socialized.
The Ohio disease is very old; its
symptoms appeared in the career of
Salmon =. Chase. Mr.. Simon Wolf,
who was secretary of the Cleveland
convention in 1864 against Lincoln
and who now is thrilled with Hanna s
genius, told me that Chase of Ohio
was behind the convention of that
year.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-26
Officers Elected.

Summit council, No. 10, o. u. A. NJ,
at its regular meeting Wednesday night
elected the following officers, for the
ensuing term: Sr. ex-councillor, Chas
F. Smith; jr. ex-councillor, s. ]. Kibler;
councillor, II. II. Young; vice council
lor, R. III. Clark; recording secretary
G. ID. Npps; assistant recording sec.
retary, Geo. Davis; Financial secre.
tary, Earnest Hill; treasurer, Chas. f.
Smith; inductOr, r. NJ. Weber; exam
iner, Bert Lacey; inside protector
Frank G. Andrews; outside protector
Fred Babcock; trustees, long term. s. j
Kibler; short term, H. H. Young.
The lodge will move into new quar-
ters and hereafter will meet every Fri.
day night, beginning June II, on South
Howard st, over Storer's jewelry store
The above named officers will be in
stalled at the meeting June II.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Albert NJ. Hamm, Akron ........ SO
Sophia Baum, Akron ............. so
Groom's occupation, painter.
Ernest Kelly, Akron ..............2 .27
Barbara l.. Metz, Akron ......... 10
Groom's occupation. glass worker
w. Il. Warden, Akron ..........27
Bessie NJ. Platt. Akron ...........2 .26
Groom's occupation, clerk.
Francis Weirath. Akron ......... .23
Mary C. Heiser Akron. ........... 10
Groom's occupation, foreman.
Samuel ID. Davis, Akron ..........2S
Louisa Griftiths, Akron ........... 20
Groom's occupation, plumber.
Ira G, Iilley, Akron ..............2 90
Gertrude A. Swartz Coventry -. .1S
Groom's occupation wood worker.
Ray G. Halliday, Akron .........2 "a
Adeline Higy, Akron %
Groom's occupation, calendarman.
Harry Arenson. Akron ..........2 %
Rose Luntz, Akron 20
Groom's occupation, junk dealer.
w. ]. Dotson, Akron 80
Ada Davis, Akron ................24 "a
Groom's occupation, bartender.
Thomas II. Cleveland, Akron ...... SO
Mary G. Lohr Burlison, Akron. Al
Grooms' occupation, manager.
VIM. Pontius, New Portage ....... 30
Anna Berg, New Portage ..21
Grcom's occupation, engineer.
+. Walter Moulton, Akron "a
Marcia l.. Dixon, Akron ......... 81
Groom's occupation, rubber worker.
Wm L. Jones, Akron rs
Gertrude N. Treen, Akron ......... %
Groom's occupation, rubber worker.
Howard Coppard Akron .27
Nellie Mae Hose. Akron ..........2 &c
Groom's occupation, labroer.
Geo s. Rogers. Akron ............3 81
Gladys l.. Griffin, Akron. ............2 %
Ciroom's occupation, letter carrier.
George Bourdignon, Akron .........2 .2s
Nancy Flynn, Akron "a
Groom's occupation, conductor.
John Roberts, Akron ..............2 %
Alice Kintz, Akron ................2 20
Groom's occupation, potter.
Our great factory sale con.
finueS an opportunity to buy
anything In China and Glass
at wonderfully redu C e d
prices. Call and be COnvinC-
ed. China Dept.
UPffAM.BROUSE co.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-26
Bells.


1t was long a fixed idea that silver
mixed with the bell metal improved
the tone. but this is now considered in
correct. The Acton Nightingale and
Silver Bell. two singularly sweet bells
at st. Johns college, Cambridge, are
said to have a mixture Of silver, but
IL true this is not believed by compe-
tent authorities to be the cause of their
beautiful tone. This idea led to the
story of the monk Tandio concealing
the silver given him by Charlsmagne
and casting the bell in the monastery
Of st. Paul Of inferior metal, where
upon he was struck by the clapper and
killed. In the ninth century bells were
made In France of iron. They have
been cast In steel, and the tone has
been found nearly equal in fineness to
that of the bell metal, but, having less
vibration. was deficient IN length, and
thick glass bells have been made which
give beautiful sound, but are too brit
tie to long withstand the strokes Of the
clapper.--Gentlenan's 4agazine -
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-26
FASCINATING DANGER.
Tho Perils That Bcset tho Builders
of Big Bridges.

Tho Perils That BcBet tho Builders
of Big Bridges.
The design Of long bridge span is
one of the most elaborate mathemat-
ical problems that arise in constructive
work. The stresses produced by its
own weight, by the weight of traffic,
by locomotive drivers, by the hammer
Ing Of fiattened wheels, by the action
Of brakes on an express train, by the
high speed or curved track, by the
wind and by the expansion and con-
traction of the steel in summer and
winter are all accurately calculated.
The detection of the loaded and un-
loaded bridge is determined, and COM
plete drawings are made of every men,
ber of it. The bars of steel are tested
In machines which will pull in two a
horsehair or steel bar strong enough
to lift half score of the heaviest To-
comotives at once, and which will
crush an eggshell or a steel column,
each case. The different kinds of men,
bers are forged, riveted, bored. or
planed in perhaps half dozen remote
shops, and, although usually not fitted
together there, are examined and meas
ured by specialists to see that they are
correct, and are then shipped by scores
Of carloads to the site of the proposed
structure, where steam derricks unload
them and pile them many feet high in
stacks covering acres of ground.
The bridge piers may rise above the
water hundreds of feet apart. 1t re-
mains to place them ON thousand ton
structure, high above savage chasm,
over an impossible current or roaring
tide, where the water Is deep. the bot
tom Of jagged rocks or treacherous
quicksand, or where an old bridge must
be removed and the new one built in
Its place without interrupting traffic
on the bridge. To accomplish this the
engineer has timber, bolts and ropes,
hoisting engines, derricks and O band
of Intrepid builders who have perhaps
followed him for years through more
hardship and danger than fall to the
lot of almost any other calling.
The complicated framework of a
great span is a skeleton with many
accurate joints and thousands of steel
sinews and bones. each of which must
go in exactly the right place in exact
ly the right order. The builder must
weave into the trusses pieces larger
heavier and far more infiexible than
whole tree trunks, swiftly hoist and
swing them to place hundreds of feet
high. dt together the massive girders
and huge forged bars with watchmak-
er's accuracy, support the unwieldy
masses until they are keyed together
and self sustaining, and under mil
lions Of pounds Of stress must adjust
them at dizzy heights to mathematical
lines. This he may need to do not de-
liberately, but IN dangerous emergen-
cies, at utmost speed, putting forth his
whole strength on narrow. springing
pianks in furious tempest, in bitter
cold or in blazing heat. He may be
in the heart OF an African desert. men,
aced by bloodthirsty fanatics. or in a
gorge Of the Andes. hundreds of mileS