The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

waet te - nny essnes e the ssuset-' lGt>x x0w 0u1gUtnnn; u1sl1GnDo I1os teny4 Nt& e)1Ds stt1a&tsa 70 sl1 tAe aDeeaege k41 e enos eo9. u9p9 0q0 C rousloe eA6ss 6hea thsy heA e>mplst- a the1f speSeAss.
 Aeessst yssls~ 2 eea:ssmssZ =, yrs kfea6it nsSSk seassnraessc .aS1e 1s eens M ffUni dssssviiis snd ss sHss tIAee MUMMY MuF61nt t1seb Woe en oS1esaeo Q ersst hlm. vhtcA sebee- guent rspests sver SAe iea9 4oyenneA te3epoeas have e hu0oefo4 4etween 7ot an6 i.ot6 poe1se 1i1ses tss tho efsessst dsmdn6ttatien tAsse that oessnslIis has ssen Cor . ic9G ums. eaG It was ioae sftar tls na&seng was ever bsf0rs tho efeae e1persed-
 one itttts fn6iGuat Msaffed an osner- wiss snieyabls ,ocaasicn. sceosding so telephone reports tc- headgusSssrG in this city. An sfnendss by the name of Jones rot into aA aitsrcation with a ansf emendef by tho n&rns Of ,CesroH and the. latteg fcuuA it n<oeeeAky ee knock the amendsr down, ofrangs 70 gay. the amsnder dropped . bottle of whiskey from his pociEst as he: fsfl
 Mr. stAllin9E tSft hefs Saturday evening with Mayor 0aston 0untsr for PrAttvifie. where both of them spoke to one of the biggsst audiences that has bsen asssmbisd in the Autausa County city stncs thss csnpeign started.
 Hon. F.. Ia Tate. of wstumpka. who has been on the. .stsnips during tho greater part of this 'tampaign. came in fren C4io. wheps ha spohe to lArks Barbosr County audience. From thts county also thsrs is .eucoufseing rc- ports, and the anti-arnendmspt speak err have met with. great rsespfions.
 Amenaers Lead.
 Eeb6rt comes rom Union, Springs that of forty.aeYen who .registered thsre on Friday. there were, but seven ment. the balance Of them jeining the fcfees Of the vast majority.
 \. From the .southeAsteru section of Alabama, thers were reports received from riaceS wi1sre. Non. !. T. fletcher. of Montgomery, has been winding ID the campaign. Mr. Letcher. the re- ports say, has pat, the Issue sduarety before the people and the amsndefs' 'qsuse hss suifefsds materially by his efforfs gs. < '..s- that came to .hsadanarters, followed the arrival, IT, ;.this city .of Congressman g.. Hurh Dent, who spoke ct Brewtcn Fri- day nisht. MT. Dents campaign has made ( great diffsrencs in the status of EscarabIa County isccordinG to ae- counts received hero. and the county is now considered safely out of the doubt fui ceianan. And en the side ct the anu -amsnders.
 Headouartsrs of the anti-amenders was overwhelmed Saturday with pro tests from every county in the state s<aiust ths publishsd estifnete of the strsnath os stba dsf@ndsrs. These pTo- tests have it that there will bc pciisd \ vote by; tho anfi~kmsr6pFs thst will ssnd the majoritiei tor their. cause soa rinw great dsai higher than any thing that has besn publicly claimed. ana that Siurias the last week of the ea.,npaarn there nave been large bumber of voters w1o had hitherto're- mained silent who are. now out strong. iy asainst tho prorsssd constisutional al 7.
 Many more reports of like order were received, and; when the heads uusrters of the snti.susnders in sntf cttv vvas closed for the night on satuf. Say. avsrybody eonnected with II wsns swsy reeisnw asssired that the nxns arainst shs sstsmptad invasion or the ho,ne wns Wons s a {