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The Poet and the Officer.

From lie Cri de Paris.
Carducci, the great Italian poet who
has just died, came near having a duel
one day. He possessed a fine spirit of
contradiction and had the characteristics
of a fighter. Once while travelling in
lLombardy he was in a railway compart-
ment with an army officer who did not
recognize him. Conversation turned upon
the latest literary productions. They spoke
of a poem by the author of "Odes Bar
bares,' which had just appeared.
This Carducci' exclaimed the officer
with enthusiasm, lis a superb genius, the
greatest since Dante the equal of Dante
himself"
'Humph," said the other. "a genius?
That's too much to say; I find him very
mediocre"
Mediocre, sir? You don't know any
thing about it,
';oh. you are incapable of judging.
IT.
your
"Srr'
"Sr!''
The officer handed his card to his dis
putant. The other smiled. There S
mine!" And on it was the name, "Glosue
Carducci. professor at the University of
Bologna
The officer, removing his hat, politely
bowed.
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FOR SALE.

$3250-New house in Gen.
trail Park. Block of car line.
Easiest of terms. Modern in
every appointment. An ideal
home.
Jemison Real Estate & ms. Co.
1924 Third Ave.
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Refrigerator that Breathes

We have secured the agency for this
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ally throws out all odors and foul air.
Imagine a refrigerator that will hold
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and vegetables and not faint the milk
The Odorless will do it. 1t breathes
out the foul air, leaving the interior
always sweet, clean and wholesome.
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The Odorless
is a Perfect REFRIGERATOR

You will want one as soon as you see
it. Because only pure, odorless chilled
and dry air can remain inside, it is cold
er and cleaner and drier and consumes
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The cases are solid oak in variety of
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Come In and get our booklet, "A
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also
Nash
ne With
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Reduced to a "Banuuet.'

From the New York Sun.
The simplified spelling board which
shook the world last year, will do moth
ing more serious in 1907 than give a din
ner
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! SPECIALIST
PRIVATE DISEASES,

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private troubb
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SCHEDULES

al and departure OF
/: the Union station.
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New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
DOCTORS AND sTENoeRApHERs.

stenographers are nowadays put to many uses
which a few years ago had never even been
thought of. The most advanced field which has
been opened up TO them is that Of keeping his
tories of cases for physicians. A number OF doc-
tors have formed the habit OF having girls take
notes Of their conversations with patients who
visit them at their offices. and some few even
take stenographers with them TO homes of
patients. A specialist IN children's diseases the
other day. In discussing the new plan, said: "Be-
fore took my stenographer with I was
much bothered by mothers calling ma up by
phone and saying that they had forgotten some
OF my instructions, and asking me to repeat
them All have 70 do In such cases now Is
20 turn 10 my notes and read them 10 the nurse
or anxious mother. OF course. when treat a
person who is dangerously Gil the patient Is
usually left In the hands OF trained nurse, but
in sll ordinary cases the plan of having stenO-
graphic notes on the subject has proven great
help 10 myself and TO a number OF my fellow
practitioners. who have inaugurated the same
fyrtcr."-Phslads.phis Record
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
INACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

'da lets. fsens cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUSTRIAL.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
NEWSPAPERS IN JAPAN.
Curious Products Of Borrowed Civilization
Sending Editors to Jail.

The Japanese newspaper is curious product
of the borrowed civilization OF the bIikado's EN-
pire.
Practically there Is In it no telegraphio news,
and the editorial articles are Ingenious studies
in the art Of saying certain things without say
ing them in a way 70 warrant the censO='s sup
preston Of them: for the Minister Of State for
the interior has the power to suspend any paper
when. in his opinion Ii says anything prejudicial
to order authority or morality.
Not infreQuently. says "The Philadelphia Rec
ord" the censor has occasion TO write an order
for the suppression OF a newspaper. and when
he does It ne is brief but wonderfully polite
He puts the honorifcs co. or %SO' before all
the nouns and verbs Prefxed 20 a noun co.
means honorable. and go" august, augustly. So
the order 20 the editor OF the offending paper
when it arrives will read like this:
''Deign honorable TO cease honorebly publish
ing august paper. Honorable editor. honorable
publisher, honorable chief printer, deizn hon.
orably 70 enter august jail"
The honorable editor. with his honorable CO.
workers bows low before the messenger and
then accompanies him 20 the august jail. chat
ting meanwhile OF the weather. OF the flower
shows or OF the effect Of the hood upon the rice
crops.
Centuries of breeding under Japanese etiquetts
have made II impossible for any one 70 show
allQI ancs.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

IF YOU HAVE StOO put you the road 70 ssr.-
IL fullest investigation: absolutely wonderful On.
pOrtunity DOnt think trying give away 81 Ooo
bins to IL people them. II you are NOT
earnest and reasonable. but millions over
night you'd better WAN Street. where Won win ~
shOrn while walt do investors who nav,
only 800 and less valuable sarvces out OF which
they expect you little a. 500
and $50 month satisfy you can make yo,l
a fortune. II you thls provtssa yo1r
Investigations satisfactory your time ana min,
By not writing. II. B. RADNOR- p o. Box s2l N.w
York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

N EMINENT MINING ENGINEER SAYS: ''Unite
~ Exploration & Development stock hammere
down to So the curb market, is going up 10 SIS
share
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
CHICAGO TERMINAL TRANSFERRR co

STOCKHOLDERS PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE
In published nc ce Of the vrovoses early
Yorecosure sale Of the properties chicago Terminal
Transfer Railroad Company, the undersigned at the
of the holders of large Of both the Preferred
and Common Stock OF the Company. a~s
q Committee fnt4r4sez 81
the stockholders OF the Company
Stockholders desiring COMMITTEES rcur-ssut sh,-1
should communicate with tho Secretary the COMMITTEES
Immediately.
AS THE FORECLOSURE SALE Is ADyERrISrn
TO TAkE PLACE ON MAY 8. 1907, srOf KTiOi 10 F F,s
SHOULD GIVE THIS IMMEDIATE ATTENTION.
GEORGE l. MAICONI,
GEORGE ID. YSCkAY
EDWARD A MORGAN
EDWARD j.. OPPFNHFIN
JAMES l. IAIDIAM
n g. MOTT Secretary
100 Broadway. New York City.
HORNBLOWER. MILLER & POTTER. Counsel
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

zone day estimatedD were S2SSl736.54a, as AGAINST
SSela7SsSl5 IN the preceding week and S555o'Jo4ls
for the corresponding week Of 1895.
TINTED METALS SELLING COMPANN COP
DER PRICES-The United Metals Selling Com
panv quotes he price Of copper as unchanged and
firm al 2 cents for electrolytc and 25'2 cents for
lake.
LOW RECORD SPOT COFFEE PRlCE-Spot
coffee was quoted al 67s cents yesterday. which IS
even with the low record price of The year on
January y
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

This Stock is not AssessabIe.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN.

The Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company has
issued its annual report for the year ended Decen
ber 81, lSS. The income account compares as
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
CLOSING CURB QUOTATIONS.

"aruishsd by William n Niches & Co.. 80 as Wall stD
Ba AslreEl Bla Asked
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
Financial.

5000 Shares issued in acquiring the various properties
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

CHARLES NJ. SHANNON, v. Ps
Founder Shannon Copper Co. Los An
geleS.
ALVAH TRoWBRID6E, Treas,
Ex-President American Bankers Asso-
citation, New York
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

o5 s~ @ % delivery on fmus epT &@ our eomPomd umf aae J%e M
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

200,0 shares Of the Treasury StOeB are herewith
for public subscription at $500 per share Par s
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

A uToNoBnis CO. HIGH CLASS OFFERS OPpos-
~ TUNITy F0R INVESTMENT. SEE ADV In
AUTOMOBILE SECTION.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-30
Death Of q Good Man.

Mr. 4 W Hinson. one OF the Oldest
and most highly esteemed citizens
of HaW thorn. died at that place on
Tuesday September cith. and was
buried on Wednesday. The funeral
services were conducted at the Baptist
church, the building being crowded
nv Borrowing friends who had as
sembled TO paY their las, respects and
listen 10 the pastor Rev. G. W. Rifles,
lay deserving tribute to a good and
..oble man. Mr. Hfnson was the last
surviving constituent member OF
Hawthorn Baptist church. which was
organized In 1853.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-30
Evans and hsymsn NuptIa's.

On Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock. September 25th. Mr.. A. E.
Evans and Miss Alzade Hayman were
united in the holy bonds OF matri.
mony at the home OF the brides par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Hayman.
Oakton. Fla. Rev. J. y. Thompson
ofliciating. The bride was beautifully
gowned in cream silk poplin and the
groom looked his best in a suit OF
conventional black.
Immediately after they were pro
nounced man and wife congratula.
tons were in order, after which the
guests repaired 10 the dining.room,
where a sumptuous dinner vas par
taken Of MIR and Mrs. Evans left
on the 1890 train for Inverness
where they win make their future
home. The best wishes OF their num-
-rous friends 60 with them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-30
A GREAT sTAvE.

Thousands of struggling farmers
in Northern sections Of this country.
who are limited in their productions
to the cereal crops and few fruits
and vegetables says The st. Angus
tine Ne teor. Would think themselves
In paradise could they land In Florida
and review the almost unlimited num-
Der Of neld and orchard crops that
can here be grown. And Florida II
becoming more and more schooled In
the art of putting to good account her
advantages. Where years ago Flor
,da looked TO the West for her forage
SUPPLIES, today she has forage 70 sell.
81. Johns county farmers have corn
and hay to sell. and this. too. nom
land that yie>ded . handsome money
crop in the spring from Irish pota'
toes. Other sections Of the State
which are paying attention to the
growing of cotton are nov getting Is
cents for short staple and 3b cents
from Sea Island. while those who are
making tobacco . speciality are reap
ing q harvest on sun-gr0wn at %
cents and on the shaded prodpct at
81 DER Mound. Lands that are now
being cleared Of q crop are being pre-
pared for planting to the various
kinds OF vegetables. The guava. ba-
mana and other tropical fruits are
moving from the southern extremity
OF the State. while the orange. which
abounds throughout the peninsular
OF Florida. Is on the eve OF its exodus
to the cities north OF US. And 20 the
work goes on from January to Jan.
uary."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-30
PEOPLE HAPPIER AND SETTER.

Mayor w. r. Thomas of this city
vas asked for his opinion OF the con.
ditioa Of the people Of Gainesville
under prohibition. a. compared with
co0ditious which prevailed when the
sale Of liquor vas permitted here.
His reply was brief and to the point,
and there IL not = person in the city
who can truthfully dispute his answer.
which Is a. follows:
There is absolutely no question
about It: our people are immeasurably
happier and better on every way since
the banishment OF the saloon. and the
removal from over us II the curse OF
God Almighty that rests upon any peo
pie Who tolerate the tramc In the
stun that debauches youth. destroys
manhood. incttes to immortality and
lawlessness, pauperiIes innocent
women and children. turns fathers
into nends and homes into hell"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-30

So closely 10 romance interviewer
with the commonplace that hardly a
day passes without some romantic
happening claiming our interest. No
stories. perhaps. read with greater
fascination than those OF waits whom
fortune has carried into the lap OF
luxury. Every charitable institution
In New York. says The October De.
lineator. has its records. as marvellous
as fairy tales, about what has hap
pened to fortunate !oundlings adopted
from its doors There Is \ New York
heiress who rides in carriage on
Fifth Avenue there il a daughter OF
a German baroness. and there is a
daughter in a royal house OF Europe.
all Of whom came from the ranks OF
New Yoek's Sos4nAea vaifs. None q
them even dream o! their origin.
which Is . secret buried In the safe
OF the institution from which they
came.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-30
HOME RULE.

A New York paper makes this sus'
gestion copcernins the interference
OF TAFT. 40 Roosevelt's spokesman. In
the municipal elections In Ohio: III
the voters Of Cleveland should show
that provincial and stin.necksd spirit
which the Republican voters Of this
state displayed when Judge Foaser
vas nominated for Governor. the con.
test In Cleveland win not be Of purely
local sisnincancc." u win be remem.
bsred that Folssr. whose election was
championed BY Tho edministrafSoe 1t
Warrington. and the Federal once
holders. was overwhelmingly defeated
by Cleveland. Mr.. Rooeeveats pesnt
cious activity In STATE politics may
bring Tom johnson to the front ~ .
Presidential possibility.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-30
SEA ISLAND COTTON

Market Quiet During Pssa Weo
Quality ceWtiWSss GAessssae 4;
Savannah. Ca. Sept 3s.-1he -
Island market ruled quiet Al -
throughout the week. With . 80 -
mand for the small amount q -
cotton coming out. While tAe -
roads have reported coosi0seabee -
ceipts, much Of this cotton - =
yet reached the warehouses an0 -
therefore not been offered fo1 -
The quality of the new crop eooea
excellent. Accounts from The 60
are. however. not good. some
indicating . poor yield and tod -
vet weather for gathering u.
ming operations. Quotations to
lower grades are not obtainasS~
stock being on hand. "a
The following prices are basse
factors quotations.:
Eek. fancy Gas and Fla.'s. .3Oh ga
Fancy Gas and Fla.'s. 80
Elk. choice Gas and Fla.'s. % ~
Choice Gas and Fla.'s... rs
Eek. Fine Gas and Fla.'s. .Nouaiees
Fine Gas and Fla. Is. .N0e.1 y
Common Cas- and Fla.'s. .Noo,n N
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-30

AAarrisas Of Two PepUlss Young pee'
Die q Havtheen.
Mr.. Newton w. Coleman and Miss
Ruth Gay were married 1t the rest
dence OF Rev. G. w. Rifles At Haw.
thorn last Tuesday afternoon. Sep
tember cath. Rev. G. w. Rifles Of
Aciating. Only . few friends were
present, all OF whom heartily congratu-
lated them. Their many friends sim
cerely pray that the blessings OF hap
piness and prosperity may accompany
them throughout their married life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-30

Sheriff Fennell. who Is . Ereos
mirer of dogs. Is fortunate, -
thoughtful friend Is conttnuaV
membering him.
The last gift to Sheriff Feases
a pair OF tine fox hounds. Whse
from Joseph. Texas. and vas
TO Mr.. Fennell by his old friea@ ~. x.
Boulware. formerly OF this CO.
The animals are only four
old. and are very hne. Ar.
naturally thinks q great deal q
and proposes to put them
trail at. the first opportunity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-30

a 1Ses1ay ssUct1fs 10 projected
~ NV Yeek ~ tAs plans are BE-
- aoAo ~ T. TIN nay sound -
'1nADGm. ~ there b only one way
NV Yegk en- Q0w-aDd that 10 up In
- ak-aAA tAsee must be some way
.1svissA % bsild higher buildings.
9Ais bsiS1inS wont BE- erected IT
-soee: bit = being figured out BY engi-
1oogs To zee II Il 10 practical. II
5oaoa % to be. you may Be sure II
.Wtll be put up. An expert builder
says that there IL apparently moth
~ n The way Of bailding structures
- high - desired: for II IL all mat
~ q foundation building. and that
- its nathematical methods which
.ln6ure safety. But making q founda
tioa for Q bailding a quarter Of q
mile high 10 certainly something new
~ way OF undertaking. However. n
- vestA rsnembsring that such lofty
HasHsse r. FL Iron building
80 nv mare. That u nothing out OF
shs eg1inaSy now, for 1t IL beins
bsotm In height. and that sets II
hoek V1eA The old numbers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-30
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Eva Futch gntertsins \
Friends In Grand oav,e.


One of the most enjoyable soaa,sII
events among the younger 81 -
many months was the celebeattoa -
Friday afternoon by Miss Eva FuAa03
OF her thirteenth birthday. ~
were forty guests present In houor -
the occasion and each one OF a.
will ever hold the day in fond -
membrane.
The residence Of the young lanyAa
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. e. -
was profusely and Handsomely 49,
rated In honor Of the event. ~ 60
scheme being pink and white. 0ovep6a
principally chry santhemums, -
used 70 carry out the eject. Ths r
ing.room mantel was banked ~
ferns and chrysanthemums. anA 4
room was lighted With pink canlDo
The cake. which was the center C
traction. was surrounded by tAigtoa
candles. which were extinguisAsd y
thirteen sirls-Omera McBeatA.
selle Burkhim. Mary and Belle 1lao(
Utera Rogers. Bernice DeLAnd. r.
Daughtrey. Lila Ford. Ruth Menu
aid. Helen Phifer Lucille Livineuoa2
Ote)ia Medlin and Helen Beeaaos
each Of whom. with the same breo1
expressed q wish for Miss Evas r
ture happiness. Thirteen chsyu
themums also surrounded the 60
while jardinieres and vases 49,
filled with the same flowers. M
The afternoon vas pleasantly $500
by the elder Of the young psoUoe
progressive games. while the yoaaG
ones INDUCED in q peanut graA"
the progressive games the ArsG -
q box OF Huyler's candy. was -
BY Bernice DeLand. the boo1G.
bank. going to Helen Phifsr. -
Clyatt was the successful -
grabber. and was awarded Q TO-
bear: Hope McClamroch securs1 U]
BOBBY In this contest. ~
At the couclusio0 Of the gaDs0 60
CANT refreshments were seevs1 -
heartily eajoyed By an present "a,
Ruth MeDo0aA received ~ 01sQ1nS
at the door. while Lila Ford Dssa11o
1t the fruit punch bowl Misses T.
Mcdonald. Louise Nixon and 10000
Futch assisted in entertai1iAg g.
ing the evening. The hoa0s - T.
scene Of beauty and merriDsot 0uo1
the entire Afternoon. and Mn
10 to be congratulated upon - 60
eant manner in which she e0tsstnADa0
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-30
PRODUCTION or COAL IN v. ..

So far - known. the hrst mention
q The occurrence Of coal In. the UsS'
tsA 0tatss 10 contained In the Journal
ol Father Hsonepin. . Jesuit mission
asy. who IN 1870 recorded colo
mine" On Illinois river near the pres
ct city Of Ottawa. III.
Cal vas Arst mined in the Rich
DosA basin, Virgi1ia. abost 20 years
sft1 Father Hsoosptn's discovery In
nlipeis. ut ~ Era records Of pro
6uceSsa ftu0 ths Virginia mines were
~ ~ ysas lss3. visa. according TO
80 asehssAty. s+yeoe toss were nisee.
Oh Dsosabay ranks sscoed b pss'
ss1sy q pes6Uctjoa. ~ coal vas Dc
esvses1 tAses - l7ss. bst he records
q pss6ucsisa AAts back oaly 70 lsss.
n mining q aathsseits b Pesn-
svovaaia be0na shsae ~. and II -
~ thas s. toas were shspDee to
Cs0nmbda, p, h 1871. Reports Of
~ asehsneats coal tsods arc usaally
bsahn VIII ~ year lS3e. Wien ssS
- (uss To- each Aay q ths ysar)
vsrs sAappsd 70 PAilsAeapAia froo
~ LsAigA region. Before this. how
svse. - lSA. . ship0sot Of - tons
vas neAe iron CarboeAale, also to
PhilaaslpAia. II y psesab's that the
seenal peoAuetioa prior 70 1889 vas
bstveso 1,Ioo and 3.ooo tons.
l0srs thaa 3 pr csot Of The total
psuAuceioo Of coal - The United
0enAss IRON 1874 70 ths Close Of 1875.
q 1,k1ey ~ tnas, was nine6 b
Psnssylvaaia. .Ths anthracite pro
Auselss b thas otaas aDesntsA to
11Sl,SosSeo tsaa. 40 ~ bitsDinoss
ssause - l.ess. s9s.ses soes. niino's
san1D seesaA. vStA Q eotal DFodvc&Sos
q 6oASSl, lOs tsas. aa1 OHIO thru.
vseA Aoo.aSaSoo eass. Vsse virginia.
6lahsuoA ~ es0in0 in4o sEiseeoes -
Q sspasaAs 0en1s un1Gl loss. masks
luwtA. vseA Q tsGal pso1aetiso b ~
yeoss q 3oe.10eSss epss. Alabama
saDss IN. vstA lee.4ss,sSs tons.
- lGasylssA s1xtA. vSth III. ds,s9e
tooA
An afyuncs eAapese iron "Mhssal
Aensugees e ~ Uuste1 0ta1os. ca
sh1ns Ter 1884" - ~ vso6set3ea
q 90 u looo. ~ = ". rashse.
C>sse 0ool1seieaaa q ~ Units1 States
0stssGSsal survey. vtn soaa - TeoAy
~ 0lpHsobG3sa. Applications shoaA
- oA1Poooo0 % ~ DIRECTOR a The
Unllsl Oeasss Geological Survey.
WaGhangeoo, D. G.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-30

A AseaG6so heaAsA Asvs b. Justies
Celestial G ~ lesv Yesk 0aDrs0s
Cus ssaloss 1sDssal Manager
1i1A. q ~ lesv Yssk Csatsal sai1-
~. . sea01 0lAl ~ 1aasaaaGAsss
~ - ADanleeSsa ut FssUlesA fFo0
~ nasAND - ~ Harlan 6lvisaoa
Issaae usneAs - . ~ Dsvly sssc-
01dba Ne q ~ syseso. 1Hs New
Tea Csoa1sl - nsvs1 hsavso and
sassA - Dssvsse llr. Smith bsing
$3.50 ~ assaOas: ~ vttA an IT,
Sovs9 s.A in0usacs. Win all the
Vanlsssik Dsssy. ~ even The h.
tnss Dsesaaslsa q Chasncey ~.
Deosv. NE Dsssi1ssA a H. nae. the
Nv says tAaa ssosss1y has to b re-
spsosibss ~ tAeos Dsople who we're
'kIlsd. TIL = . wv important case:
80 an ~ railroads Of tho country
regard II spprsAensaveiy: for II
Smith - coavicts1 he win have to
- 10 prison: and high ofhcials are
naturally alarmed over such . posst.
bality. - Il will establish . precedent
that will make accidents hereafter
mean something beside paying out \
few dollars to square the victim or
their heirs. Hut public sentiment BE-.
came highly wrought over this Har.
hem accident. and there was a demand
OF an eye for an eye" Terror reigns
In the o6ices Of the New York Cen.
trail; but Smith will have to face
% Jury Just the same. Public senti.
nent says IT'S right he should.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-30

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