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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27
bis Does Not Look Like
Prohibition Hurts Atlanta

to bulge him of his ploddIng mules.
You take the gutter when Cracker
is ahead
For several years real estate has
been making fortunes in Atlanta, and
II is ftin on the rise. The smoke
OF factories surrounds the capitol on
its hill, and just now the city is pre-.
pairing to raise a guaranty fund OF
$50, 900 and bring down Caruso and
the Metropolitan Opera Company for
a full week Of grand opera In May.
While you are in the busy atmosphere
OF Atlanta life, surrounded by its
evidences Of hustle" material pros
perlty and modern commercial archi.
lecture, Il Is easy to forget the end,
less stretches Of waste country you
crawl through on a lazy train 20 get
there: the huts OF negroes and
poor whites" perched upon brick
piles in patches OF pine or cotton:
the shabby little towns at wide inter
vals-mere collections Of shacks. bear
ing portentous names the rusty
shlf,less aspect Of the rural inhahl-
tants, black or white. Atlanta 1000
feet above sea level. Is beacon Of
the New South. bat Il Is still a small
part OF the South. even Of Georgia
II helps the rea al Il can. but Il
Is too busy growing itself 70 give
much elsewhere.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27
PRINTING OF BALLOTS
STOPPED in new YORK
Hearst Objects to the Use Of the independence Em-
bIem by Tammany Hall.

NEW YORK, Oct. William r.
Hearsts former political organization,
known as the Independence League,
the machinery Of which WIS absorb.
cd by Tammany Hall at the recent
primaries, bobbed up last night as
a legal technically which may serl.
ously interfere with the preparation
OF the Official ballots for the munlol.
pal election to be held ON November
q Clarence J. Shearn, counsel for
Hearst. appeared before Supreme
Court Justice Gerard at a night ses.
sion OF that tribunal last night, pro.
testing against tho appearance Of the
names OF Democratic candidates IN.
der the independence League em-
blem With the result that the court
ordered that the printing OF the bal.
lots. which was already under way,
be suspended until arguments for
both Sides can be heard today.
while lawyers we're arguing IN
court over this latest phase Of the
campaign. feryid oratory by the three
candidates for mayor was going on
throughout the greater city, Judge
Gaynor addressed a gathering Of Co
lumbla students and others at the
university late last nlsht and spoke
before a labor mass meeting a. Coop
or Union last night Mr. Hearst spoke
first at the Mnriay Hill lyoeum m
the heart Of New York eiiv nrope'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27
Judge GaynOr Conducting
Queer Campaign for Mayor

NEw YORK. Oct s6e-nY biz 70.
fusni 70 have sithsr a eamraign msa.
.aeof o. q campaign hsadqasnega ana
BIZ aeiion 81 imparinz hlmsslf 81 BIS
Paris slope feaidescs b. pgookiyn
shere D. has been sceessibls paiy 10
hs nrookiyn friends aud completely
0si 81 toaeh siih lhs progress ~ fhe
eampaira. wuliam . faYnof haa 40.
~ an ~ 4ess - ne Tammsny
isseefs e. % uhtf q eae4idais 90
mayer oaRht % ~
Jueiice 0tyneg y conducting ~
esmpaiSn stsiefeF sresn 10 one -
Is m4kinG uilh its poliileai iesdefs.
~ nsssf yigils aHg 81 ne heaeqaaf.
tera sst. wiih ne efeesiioa ~ 4
shorf nik ~ ha6 VIA chssias y
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27
Four Explosions Occur AT
Same Time in indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS. lad, Oct 90.
Superintendent Of Police MetEger
las, night said that his investigation
OF four explosions Of dynamltc that
wrecked buildings In dlicren, parts
Of the city midnight Monday night
had satisfied him that they were
brought about by q carefully organ.
izod aud skiliuly executed eonspi.
rncy Of Albert Won Rpreckelsen. a
building contractor. IA revenge fer
hla having employed non.uhIon lRbor.
80 arrests have been made, bat ae-
cordlng 10 the police an exposure
soon will De- made
sprcckelfen fearing further yio.
lcaee yesterday sent HE chlldren out
Of town. Iila wife remains vilh him
He employed nonunioh hod.carFleFa
and Iron workers on the Mystic 8brin.
or temple and theatre. under oonHiFuc
llon. He received 90 varning Of The
explosions that wrecked BIZ rahie
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27

aud then crossed over to LONG Is
land. whore ne spoke at College
Point and Long Island. Sir, Barnard.
the Republican nominee. delivered a
series OF addresses in brooklyn.
The Hearst and Gaynor speeches
last nlght paralleled each other IN
many respects Both dwelt at loneth
ON police reform and both criticised
Gen. Theodore A. bingham, recently
ousted az police commissioner.
In his Cooper Union speech. after
reviewing political issues and attack
ing Hearst, Judge Gaynor indirectly
referred 10 the white slave" charges
as made IN a recent anttTammany
magazine article. I'VE want an end
10 this slandering and deiillnR OF the
city" he concluded. "And we want
a government IN the interest Of tho
whole people and conforming TO the
viii OF the people"
The white slave" Issue would nol
down today, but Il WAS answered
from almost every source IN the Dem
ocratlc ranks n a statement ISSUED
by Charles r Murphy, leader Of Tam
many Hall, he repeAted that the 40
cusatlons we're a libel on the name
oi the city, and wound up with tho
declaration that ~ Is up TO Herbert
Parsons and Representative bennett
10 dlsclalm che attack or stand &C
enAed 81 endorklAa IT,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27

FLANTA, Ca, Oct. 20. The
perm man who Is new to the
b or who has not visits It fer
PAL years, is struck at once by
physical aspect Of the new At
and by the extraordinary alert
Of its people. They are building
Is In Atlanta at the rate of six
and a year. The skyline Of the
less section of the city changes
apidly as that OF New York.
It tends more and more to re-
ie. Atlanta already has taller
lhss than Boston. and II is a
&c sight to see their windows H.
lated at night. on all seventeen
because of the busy inhabi.
Of the Chicago Of the South"
Oays are not long enough. In
contrast to the sleepy place Of
eslons grass-green cobbie stones,
apSalt Of Atlanta is brown with
Ol Of rushing motor cars. A
car in Charleston, even today,
comparatively rare sight. At,
= as full Of them as New York.
e'y Is pushing out boulevards
directions. in one case for
'N'o miles over the rolling
superb incentive OF speed.
'aiet obstacle IS the Georgia
he keeps to de middle 90
No horn honks loud enough
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27

An alarm Of IRE from iiox 81 saii.
ed the department vita iia Usual
promptness 20 . house i0esied scar
abe ooloFed school hose On Ieesaay
moruinE The blaze vaa estinsuiah.
"a shortly AFTER che arrival - NJ
are laddlsa. and ths damage So cab
sleut SO. The buiidlng Eaa oees'
o,es by a eoi0rsd family snd ths nfs
sririaassd h ne easing arouu4 ~
arsplaee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27

ssarpbY folloplne b6 Carnegie Hall
speech. Be- Ma nol seem any 81 ms
polliifsl leaders since be aomina.
tloa
The Tammans leaders aff heoomlaa
very much worked ~ orr lhe coz
daef ~ their candidate me- have
ueFsr beaFd u ahylhlpe nhe q ~
fore Even SHE'S E4WeFd y ehep
ard eas he candidate n 1891 a.
sh0agh - fhea na4e - Iffaoesi
headquarters il nis tons - Pfeai
Dent street. Rsooklyp ~ vas d asslf
loueh wiah tbe ieaaefs ~ pslt gega
~ fislts 70 ne eampaisa bes6
qasftsrs 80 y Vas throaGat ever
eay eta callers e. eamFfign bost
fa.a - t..uss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27

take Al first blush they are more
thar bali inclined % believe that q
commeree court. sitting here 10
washlneion. would Be about What the
trans2ogtatlon companies would vast
Thle lnformatlou IL brought TO taf
esplssi b. lawyers from ne hiddis
west Who serve ne yaFioua aasoeia.
tloas a shippers 10 . professional
easc,ty-.msa Who had muca % %
vim shs enactment u the iaW undef
wkleh ne Iutsrrists conmercs Con
nlaa,ou q uow operatiag
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27
ID FRANCISCO in THE
ROLE OF SANTA CLAUS
oney ThraSher Said to Court That Fruit Dealer
lisa Living Santa Claus.

him alone. Francisco testified that
he did not know the name of the man
who assaulted him until after the oc.
currence, but that he knew he was
employed at the store of Cayouras
e Cardulles, who conduct fruit and
confectionery business in the Opera
House block.
The testimony OF other witnesses
seemed to substantiate that Of Fran.
cisco, that he tried to avoid the dis.
turbance, when Attorney Thrasher
announced closed.
Attorney Halle called the first wit.
ness for defense, but his testimony
failed to bring out anything OF conse.
quence bearing upon the case, and
the second witness, a Greek by the
name of zetrouer. was placed upon
the stand. Zetrouer answered sew
eral questions propounded to him by
Attorney Thrasher as to where he
came from, how long he had lived
in Gainesville, etc, but as to ques.
tons concerning the subject matter,
he was num- stating that he could
not talk English. when the defense
suggested that an interpreter in the
person of Nicolas George be sworn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27

liz a number were attracted to
|oace of County Judge Mason
'5ay morning, when Oscar Jones,
In. was arraigned upon a charge
Iaklng an assault upon the person
slcOlas Francisco. the south side
dealer
|sneisco was the prosecuting Wit
and was represented by Attorney
[ Thrasher, while Attorney Evans
4 looked after the interests Of
e trouble between Francisco and
occurred during early part Of
Friday evening, the allegation be-
bat Jones accosted Francisco while
latter was sitting In front Of his
Of business arranging some
asked him how long be intend
D sell grapes at Is cents per
IT. and when Francisco answered
be would sell them at that price
ing as he wanted to, Jones struck
e evidence Of the States wit
5 tended to show that Francisco
bot provoke the disturbance, but
he contrary tried to avoid it,
pnishlng Jones to 30 on and let
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27
RipperS Do Not Care To
Risk Proposed New Court

]. HlN'foN. Oct e me alp
'nr country arr showing 4
10 look INTO che saminls-
'se'nmendation thar q eepa-
''e Commerce. eagi b.
-. isey SAINT to maks sare shai
aot Be- iump.ne st o.
- pan INTO ihe Orr Il 4hey
IT,. asorssmeas d lac rssom
Il vOala sseu aaf tAs
-, o. The Issialatioa auieh
pFoBosss voul8 aepenz
ne ahlpperu ai.lnately
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27

aud planning mill and two buildings
FOR witch he bed contracts. n branch
% the city library and a branch "a.
change or the Central unlon Tele
phone Company Two automobiles
and two horses we're destroyed 81
The explosion and IRE In ne stable
M bis house
The four explosions occurred within
one minute and evidently dynamite
bad been set on by accurately prepar
cd time fuses. That no attempt 10
damase the Mystic shFIner temple,
said % be- tho finest bailding Of lls
Kind IN the country, vas due, the
police believe. 70 the fact that Il haa
been carefully watched ~ nlght The
theatre bat been leased by the
HhubeTts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27

in order that the testimony OF Get
rouer might be secured. To this At.
torney Thrasher objected. stating to
the court that If an Interpreter had
to be engaged to bring out the evl.
dence Of the witness. he thought IL
proper to secure the services OF one
who was not in sympathy with Che
defense. The court seemed to take
this view of the matter also. and Zet,
rouer was ordered 70 stand aside for
future orders
At this point the taking of testi-
mony ended, as Attorney Halle said
that no further evidence would be
submitted, although there were sew.
eral witnesses who had not been ex-
amined
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27

The beet place 20 buy your goods
d ai the store which Invites yha -
come lhFnnGh 90 al D. Tho rnn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-27


that no further evidence would be
submitted although there were sew
eral witnesses who had not been ex-
amined.
Francisco "santa Claus"
Mr.. Halle also announced that he
had no argument to offer but would
submit the case as e stood.
Il don't think Il will be necessary
for me to say anything regarding the
case" said Col. Thrasher. arising. "as
the court has heard the evidence
which Is uncontradicted in any par
ticular. and understands the law as
regards the charge but feel It my
duty to say few words In behalf
OF this man-this prosecuting Witness
(pointlng to Francisco)--who Il
seems, has not been treated right.
when foreigners come to this
country and engage IN business, they
should be amenable to the law the
same as others, and they should re-
gard the laws OF the country with as
much respect as do any OF its clti-
zens, These foreigners have come
to Gainesville don't know how they
got here-and have established what
some term "A trust or something OF
the sort to run this man Francisco
out OF business that's common talk
about the streets aud that's the eyl,
dence IN the case, u Your Honor
pleases. and | claim this man should
have the protection OF the las from
che threats and abuses o. these pco-
pie. II the court pleases. this man
Francisco has been, since opening his
business here, nothing less than q
living Santa Claus to hundreds and
hundreds OF women and children OF
Gainesville, There are people here
who have seldom, n ever. been able
to enjoy fruits aud CONNECTIONS until
be came. and rejoice IN their be-
half that he has been able TO sell
grapes and other fruits az a price
which they can afford 20 pay, and
hope that the time will come when
he can afford to sell grapes o. even
5 cents per basket and oranges a.
5 cents dozen. ! will venture 20
Rav that there are people IN this
town who have not enjoyed basket
n grapes IN hfteen years until this
man Put the price down 20 who're they
could afford them-a few weeks ago.
he has been a public benefactor 70
the people OF Gainesville and J am
IN favor Of giving him the profec'
ton the law provides against those
who say 10 him be shall not sell bis
goods Tor less than ao'and'so. ane
Who threaten 90 do him bodily harm
II be does
A the conclusion ~ Attorney
Thrashefs remarks Judge Mafon
stated that after cpnsldorlng he pvi-
denco ~ hdduced, be would have 70
and Jones guilty. but Would make The
ane very. lvbt SO and costa
Attorney Halle Immediately asked
that the amount o. an eppeal bond
BE- hSed. nn bis clients desired 20 az
peal the case 20 the circuit court
The court placed This bond At go,
/, being readily given. and ~ mfiles
len che court room teemineiy ~ q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28

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cR'gattmsss'etr. 1aee Gxksm &ssie.Sss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28

nidren Spiern crnoglidt, rYeter,"
ben vllenid)lid)en Sbimpanlen," Iilr
cine neitere @ud)e al engagircu.
oEeter" bilbete betunntIid Die lebten
Gage oas Sagesgcipr1h Der Stoot.
les Weltercn ieieil berporoebuben:
@rGfin Hoili mo Moniieur Eonlo,
bic biloifpne SGngeriu mo Der ulfi.
&c Sron5ole; nSbe Mlliicul Moc2os
rens," berpnrroaelbc SSnitrumentnli=
item; nGbe Jour aeotons," fomiihc
a%frobaten; Sigh 9ife in Sail" cine
iiberiuGltigenoe fomiihe Sfisse; bic
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fiibnIten meibliden @pmnoIten Der
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ionbcrS Die heruprgebobclL. iuetd)e CT
men Yroiriebronb bartlett mo Die
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umitreitig cine ser belten @urlcsfe.
Srgnniiationen Der omcrifaniiden
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rn Sails" Die 6lueite .9lt tic Rocea"
betitelt. 9eioe Stiife 5eidncn lid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28

bllrdl Mclooienreid)tbum ulb geiui.
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len iin0 %beld)Gftigt Die NrlS. ,Slllio
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Smith. Motc Snvlor nno Glnrf Go
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aiinIilcrillncn Dem Eitblifrm prr.
luie Hopmono utb Snlith in ihrcn
~ncileltcn acionglidlcn Sd)ln1crn. Sri.
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brette; Die icd)S flcilcli &elcrnunn'@,
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%erireuen Allge nnb Chr Scr 9eird)cr.
Us pcroen tGolid NohnlittogssI ors
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goll5 jir Sd)ou 5u trngen perIteben
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ben ollitrctenOen aiinItIern II. &iinIt.
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ghn1p gupn. Sdngerin; Die flint grii.
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gfte. ultb ,lait but not leait" Wae.
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Spirit Of 2ife." gs finoen Die iibli-
den td9lifen Nodmittoas &oritcli
Iun9en itatt.
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gIs 5reiheits. Trophct mo Ginger
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Eno uilgcpobnlid) fein ppilttirt. ciil.
seine Der Scenen 5eigell cine 10 ilis
mibcritcblide Sitnatipusfonlif. Dob
Die 3uld)auer tbotiGhlib anrlidt
ans Dem Sod)en berouS fonme!i.
Sic Shonipicleracieulhoi iueldc
iid) ilia Srn. Collier iboort, 5dblt i'll
ibrcu Witaficbern pcrid)ieocnc Stint
Ter unb &iinltlerimncn bon aroBcm
Huf. Sebe, niid, Die %flcinitc Hebcn.
role lit ongemeilcn belebt utb Dos
3nIdnnlenipiel lit ciu glottcS uno
ubgcrllnoetcs. 6r. GbarleS Srobmni
hat oas Stiid nit GROCER SorAfolt
nnO ob,le 8iidiiht aui ocli aoitcu.
nltnfi misgeifdttef, ioooB olIn opf
III bieier Midtung nifts fcblt. NH
Den Grfolg Der Nliffiibrung 81 eincrt
pollfommclten 5l mad)en. SIS iinoel
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ben SUI populGrcn Treiicn. r.
.Spro's Sbcoter."
Nit elmer r%ci5cllben, melooicurei.
hen Sperettc, lpeld)e iid bright
Gpes" betitelt, miro mor0cu 8olti.
more's Sleatcr. Y,lblifurl in yfSoro'E
SpcrnboilS" befnlunt acnla1t. Die
Ielben orei Serrctl, lpeld)c bie criplg-
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alti. GnS 2ibrctto bes ncllen User
fea entiton!mt Der sScocr %tSreoerid
S~ousbale's, ben 9ieoertert bat Abr.
SpB gciGricben, uriO Der Gomponilt
scr Fortitnr lit Slonep Soncs. Der
bcriibmtc Sdopier Der Gperctte ser
Y@ciiho." Sn Der manlllid)cn 'Soupt-
role, Scr nes Ser5oO@ pon Aloiia,
tritt gSilimn NorriS onf; er miro
ecrielbcn itinmlid) mo Oaritelle-
rid ecrcdt. %on ocn iibrigcn Gar
Iteltern mo Garitcucrin1en ieien Die
nohitebenpen h~eionbers gcnunni:
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rel. Mqbello 9ofer, Ygraher5peil
non NloiiG" at6crt @ron, 9urre1
Norunrctto, Ipnolo Nnfonon, @il-
liam Nnpis. u, II. Neil. jun. ct.
Glair @opiielo, Ginccnt Suienberrp.
Mobel @eefs. Aooic Mor5e. Hoie
NircitQnc mn Ghrolpn Nrmitrolg.
Gic 6ci0ihtc Ser S%auollnN brcbt
lid INT Den aoniq Nleris. meldler oes
fe1icrcnS ilberhriiiiiiig gemoroen ut
ulO oboonft. ihlicGlid) ober ood) nod
monfen 3%luiifenf1len tbeiIs erilltcr,
tbeilS fpntIid)cr Hutlir luleoer allf Ocll
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reid,c apnl6bic aSbrec SipinS" gc.
id)afien. biirien md oicico @crf
auf ibr Grebit-Gnnto icteu: G6orlcs
Tidion. Stto Snl,erbah lnO aarl
Soid]nu, Scr Grite als 2ibrcttilt ber
!3lpeitc als 4icncroihier unb Der
Critic ais Gomponilt. Gus Stiif lit
Die mniifaliidc @eriion Der %befonn.
ten, urfomilfen Toiie ~Wiitofes iuilf
bnppell". Iie 6ouptroact iperoen
bon !Sru. Cecil 2ean nno Nrl. 5lc.
renee Splbropf perforpert, Die bcihe
oliseeSeidnete 2eiliungen bieten.
Sceniid]e Ausitaftung itlO Goltiimi'
rurg oes Stiides linb bon geroSe5n
Observation-Disclosures Yradt. ginisc
gang iielie efeftriife 2idt.gifefte &c,
langen in Dem Stiifc sllr &erDcll-
Dung. Sin aug ~fiinf5ie ~reisenfea