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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
Illus benz Ypli3eigeridbt.

Ri6ter 8obe ndbm eeitern 9slsgsns
beit, ben ousitdnoigen giearrenmahes
rinnen Der 1irmd Repberger on oer
4Aten StraBe cine tIsins Stanbpauts
3u balten uHo iie baran 3u erinnern,
bdb ibre Mitf9,peitern, Die niGt su
itreiten seipiIt finb. troBbem niht als
poeelfrei 3u betradteu iino. Die Der;
onlohung gu bieisn bdterli6en Grmabs
nunsen bes Rihters bot bic 9erbaf.
tuns elmer Der Streiferinnen Rdmsns
Celia Depannep, bic Dor Wp6enfriit
cine GENTLE Nrnd 9rits bon Der Oft
2ibertp Strabs, bic urIpriinali9 ou4
81 ben 4usitGnbisen ssb0rt, iebo6
| idlieblid bic arbeit ipisbsr aufgenomz
men bate. tbdtIia mibbanbslt bate.
Nus ben 0erbanblungen ging bic
S6ulo Der 4ngsttasten tlar berpor
uno es tpurbe aud fsitgeitelt, bab bic
Streiterinnsn in benz &i gegen Die
Uadbhen, pel6e in Der betreffenben
Jabrit orbeiten, nidt eerabs bic luuters
ften Wittel eebrauneu. Ri6ter 8obe
perurtbeilte gelia 9eoonnep su $25
uHo ben Soften.
Sobn Roip. Charles Subor, Soc
Wagner. Sarrp Gang uno Rpnroe
9ooDer. flint Sonnenbriibsr, bic in eis
mem GGsfsR bintsr benz Suns9ez
bdune on Der 13. uno Bremen StraBe
ben 9ier,eFel batten ,reiien laHsn,
fpuroen su ie So perurtAeiIt.
Gbauneep WplfIep purbe bon Der
aHtiass Der 9raRhfissiiffttiRs frsisefpres
den. CT mar betanntlib bei9uloigt,
IN benz Stal unter Sedlp's apgirbaus
an Der gano 9llIep Srpeimdl sinsn
grdnD selsgt gu baben. Die 4usfasen
sesen ibn iparen ieooh 70 unbeittmmter
Watur, eab Rifter Booe ibn obne tpeis
teres freifprah.
Qeonaro pirlsp. bsffen 9srbaftung
auf bic 8eranlaHuns bes sesenDGrtig
bier ipeilenoeH gbicasoer Detsitips
aaeep erfolgt mar, ipurbs, bd er ii6
als alter bsriihtister 9aihenbisb snts
puppts .Su $50 unb ber Soften psrur.
tteilt, bic er i'm arbeitsbduis abperoiea
ner muB.
Did 9pbin, Elm 9eieran bes Yireers
trieees, Der I'M poliSeissritt tein
GrsmoIing iit. bate iih seitsrn pesen
Bettelns az peranttporten. Der 4lte
CAB often uno ebrlid gu. bab er bic
Miibtbdtisteit leiner WaitmenIAsn In
4nipruh senommen hotts. bat jsbo6
um Yahiiht, oa er ia felt wtonaten
niht mebr Derboftet iporbeu iei unn ss.
ssnfpGrtig In Der 6oloaienbeimat5 In
0apton tpobne. Gr perfproh bod unb
tbeusr, F9 binnen Sabr.sfrift nidt
Hsbr in Der Staot iebeu iaHsn su ppIs
len inb Rihter gcoe Iisb ben alten
Mann naraufbin nit elmer @sripars
nung ldufeH.
Or. 4lbert Griebldnber unD Or. 8.
Dettmonn ipuroen nm je S. geitrdft.
neil jie ibre elutomobile ungebiibrlidb
lanse unbeaufiidtigt ouf Der etrabe
iiebsn iieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14

Dieter Ginlaoung Des 9unDesDor>
itanbes IaIiebt iia Der SrtsauIhuB
ME folqt an;
GinGabung bes Ortgauss
iduffes BON gleoeldno,
8. T fiir BEN 50. 2e6rertd g.
Der QotionaIe OeutI6zQmeritaniz
i4e 2ehrsrbuno bat in Retp Yort 5si
isinsr leBtsn 5agung GlepeIanb fur
isinsn biesidbrieeu 2s6rertdg gepabIt,
Die 9iirQer gleoelanDs, Dertreten
bur6 cine 4nSabl Don 8.reinsn, baben
bic 9orbersitungeH 'iir Gmpfang unO
8etptrtbun9 Der 9dite in bic 6ano gce
rommen uno tperDen perIuhsn. oieIe
aufoube ndh beitsn arGften gu erflta
len.
Der Srtsausi6uB f3lisBt ii6 Del
Iufforberung oss gunoesprdiioentsr
6errn Or. 8. 8. Sid, an unb laoet
e6enio orineenb rpie her3lib Su 5a5l.
reiher getbsiligung Elm.
8. Dol omdn II, 8oritsenber.
War u. Stil3. Setrstdr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
0ramiiaer ,sano.

ginen erauiisen 5uno mahte ess
tern Worsen George Gornebeao. ben
anf einem am SUB Der 2aiprenee Str.
Dsranterten Sanbboot arbeiiei. Gr
fifhte einen 5bsil zines menfhIifen
Beines aus benz WaRer. gs mar Elm
llnterfhentel, Der am 9nis absetrenni,
unb sipur ullsm 4niheiH nah funit.
gere9t omputirt iporben mar. Das
Bein irurbe na1 Der Usorsue asbrant.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14

Seute lit Der tpihtise Gag, befIen
4ntunft bic bieIisen Jreunoe bes glaz
tiondlIpieles felt Wohen in fieberbaf=
ter aufresung eripartet bobsn. Denn
bas Wetter nur balbDess giinItig lit,
tperben beuts Rahmittas tpenigfens
10000 3ui9auer i'm hieii9sn gaapdrt
on Der Weitern 4pe. periammeIt iein,
UNI benz grDffnungsipiele Der biesjdbs
rigen Saifon Der RationaI 2isd BEL.
3upobnen. Mpbf felten 3uOOr baben
bic bieiigen sans bem geginn bes
Samples NIT mebr 3uperiift sntges
gengeie9sn, tpie beute. oenn islten iino
uniere nRotbftriimpfe" 70 gsriiitst unb
DielDeripre4enb in Den erItsn aampf
elmer Saiion singetreten, Dte Iie es
beute tbun tperoen.
QDis am lsbten Sonntug urieren2s.
fern uusfiibrli6 beri9tst lpuroe, tpirb
bic grDffnunssfeisr in bisiem Sabre
cine iebr eHfate iein. 9as Spiel,
benz Elm GonSert Der Sohn Ue6er'i6en
Wuiittapelle porausgsbt, ,be9Inut piintt.
lid nm 3 lIbr Rdhmittlg5, ipann
8urgermeiiter Sdtpdb nod tur3er Qnz
iprahe an bic Spieler Der beioenatubs
benz II m pire (Sdiebsrtttsr) ben
Bal 3ui6leubern fptro.
@ls bic eriten 8eguer Der vReb5"
trstsn in bisism Sabre bic GbicagOsr
SUBS, Die grsgbnmpions, in einem
pisrtdsigen 9ournier aui. Der aIub
truf QeItern Worgen unter 2eitung
Ieinss Sduptlines gbanee bier Elm uno
bat Iih i'm 5dolin Sotel stnquartiert.
Self Speran unb Sim arder peroen
beute ais gatterie fir GbIcago funz
eiren. SperalI iit elmer Der beften
S9Ieuberer Der 2igu uno beanipruht
i'm 8praus sinen acknowledgement
Sieq.
unIere Junqsns iinb ertI6ieben ans
bsrsr Qnii6t iiber bus Reiu!tat oes
bsutiosn Spieles; ne finb ben 9egnern
auf ben 5auptpunttsn bss 2lrgriffs
i'm Sample iiberlssen uuO tperben ibr
W0glihItss tbun. INN bic in lie geIes
ten 5oifnungsn ibrer bieii8en 5reunoe
tpabr gu MAIDEN. 5but unisr S6leus
berer Ieine Sdulbigtsit, 70 ptro Der
bsutigs Sampf tein einieitI9er. ionbern
elm isbr bsibsr unb intsreTanter iein.
2eiosr baben iib uHiere orsi BE-
tpGbrtsn 0eterdnen, Die Sdleuoerer
9aspar, 5romme unbSpaoe nod midi
esniisenb BON ibrer tiirsli4enWularias
Grtrantuna erbolt, urfi our 9eoteHunc
bes 8eIdiises benust peroen su t0us
nen, tpesbdIb fi9 Sduptling 9riffitf
aenGt6igt ieben piro. einsn ieiner Re
trutsn ins Srsffen gu isnbeu. Ssin;
WabI ihtpanft 3ipiihen 9esbse UNI
Sug9s. WabriheinIia perpsu Der Gr
ftere unb 5dnser GIarte als uHiers
9dtterie fungireu.
Griffith bat ben .gdIenbiiter" Sans
Colbert gum Jelotopitdn Der mRsos"
srnaHnt. 9iefe gusSeihHuug III
poblpsroisni, benn Colbert 1T ni6t nuE
bos dlteite Ttitglieo, iouoern AUDI sis
nsr Der tii1tigiten uno gepiHsnhaftez
! fen Spieler bes Glubs. Die In'teIs
lung briugt cine Grtra 8er9ituna
BON $500 fir bic Salioa.
Die reguIdrsn yReos" in bem beutis
gen Spisls iino: l. gaie, Soblisea; 2,
Bale, Gsan; 3. gais. 2obert; 4b-
fanasitation, Sopnsp; retter S6pGr.
mer, Yastert; WitteIihDdrmer. Wfits
dell; Inter S6pdrmer, gei6sr;
Sdleubsrer, geebse oosr Suggs. unn
sSdRoer, glarfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14

grOffnung Der Saiion 1910. - gbis
rosO's Guftfpiel beuts gaa6mittug.
49, Rieiiser gefu4 i'm 8anpurt err
ipartet. - aonaert nno 2tnIpra6s
bes 8ursermeiiters. - Die beiben
8atterien. - 6ans 2obsrt gum
yelotapitGn ernannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14

Jur bieies glatt puroen seftern ucn
ben Sptitsrn 6. Sletn e Bro
go. 435 Race Strabs, folssHpe Sens
p.rdtur llrtsridiebe rsgiftrtrt:
9m 8m gtm . 9en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
3u antem 2iuef.

@m 2greitag Qbeno finoet I'M Sons
5srtIaal Des Gouisrbatorp Of Mufic an
Der purt StraBe uuo !oigblano aOe.
Elm 8on3ert itatt, bsfeu Grtrug fiir
sinen pobltbdttgen 3tped beitimmt III.
0as eineebenbe Gelo piro Der oon4a=
tor Shumann BON Der 9rtttsnOeuts
ihen Wetbobiiten 9emsinbe i'm Sauis
RD. 235 SIt Clifton 4oe. geleiteten
g3tfion unb &rtppe 3utommen uno
unter oieisn llmfdnbeu bIrfte bas
8on5ert it6 zines iebr 3uhlrei6en8e=
iuhs gu srfreuen 6Gben. @s tpirb eiH
febr biibi6ss uno dblpehslungsreiz
DIES programm CUR 9urhfii6ruug gez
lansen unb bic U1ttptrtenoen iIno:
SRI. Rurgoret MtiIre, gottb guur,
2OuiIe 9erper 5urrtion, Warion9ele
glodIon, gefte SbeQep, alma Bets
fher uno Die !0erren gbpin ebeIer
uno DuIter Chapman.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
0emti6er Sebrertag.
SffiSieae Ginlabuug bes Snnbespor.
itanSes nno CrsansidymiIes
Sn Glepelanb bonn 2S. Suni bis /.
,Suli.

Der 8oritanb bss Rationalsn
Deutid Qmeritanil6en 2e6rer6unoss
bat nahitebenoe Ginlaoung gum Be-
fu6 bes 38. 2sbrertdees erlai1en, Der
pom %. Sunt Biz gum 1. SuIi in
@eoeldnb itattfinben tptrb:
6 in Ia oung 5um 8eIu6 bes
38. 2ehrertage in gleD e
lamb, O., am 28., g., 80.
eSuni uno l. SuIt 1910.
Die leBtidbrige 8eriammlung bss
gdtionalen 9euti9 NmerifaniI6en
2ebrerbunOss 6eidloB, fir ben 38.Gebz
rerta1 Die 8aitfreunoihaft Glepelanps
in Gnipru6 gu nebmen.
Wttt qrober QiebensDiiroioteit 6aben
iih giirger oieIer .StaDt Der W1H6endt>
tuna unter8oqen unp beItimmt, baB
bic 3uiammentiinfte in ben 3aqen oes
28., 49,, 80 SuRi uno l. Sult Itattz
finben.
On bic Qebreridaft bes Qanbes
tritt nunnebr bic aufga6e berun,
bur6 rege getbeiliguna bic 8srIumn>
luna srfolgrei9 uno fru6t6ringeno su
asitalteu. 0as 9eutI6tbum in Qmss
rita bat cine bebre uno i40ne Riiiion
au erfiilIen. Wlebr benn je aber lit -
nOtbiQ. osutihfeinoliten Gitrebungen
QsQeniiber duf Der 9ut 81 iein. 8erz
eintes Wtrten i'm 8ienite Der guten
Sode muB gum 3isle fu6ren.
8esbalb iolter DOR allem 2ebrer
unb iFreunbe fortIhrittlt6sr Gr3isbung
bemIbt istn, ibr SntsrsiIs an oeuti9sm
Wsieu bura Bort unO 5bat gu be3eaz
Qen.
Or. 81 8. Sid.
Cincinnati, g.. prdiioent.
Gmil 8ramer,
Cincinnati, g.. Sariitfii6rer.
.sm april 1910.
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.Nngner's &unDoOi@ iit bos itbueII.
ite un6 fiGeriie abfiisrunssmitteI,
Z IA
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-SHfoIge &enterns Ieines
gootes auf Dem geooer Dam Gate,
g8is., lit Paul G5oitat. 45 Sabre alt.
ertrunteH. Dtit ibm mar Better gidtet,
Der Hur nit Wtiibe benz oleiden Gdid
ial entging Sin Ruoer brad, oas
Soot Iegte iid infoIge befen uuf cine
Seite uno ehe Die beiben MGnner bas
SIeihgetpi6t pieber berihIen tom.
ten, tenterte oas 5abr3eua. gsioe idns
fen Iofprt unt.r, bod purbs 8iatet pom
=. Shlietpert esrettet. S5oitats 2eiche
lit mod niht gefunben pprben. Gr
htnterIdBt ei~S, camille. bic nod in
SeItsrrei6 ,ht.
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Der iuseubfide 6arrp ReeDes, bsr
boreeittrn ftintm Aamerdben Sobn
Dot tn bsm GtabliRement bon IB. &.
Grtb<r e 60. einen Sfih in bic
1ruf teibrohte, tpurbe seltIn benz
Jngenb9eri3t porgefiibrt uirb unier
1900 Bdrgi&dft sefent nm ben
Aassuns hsr 0srmi,nbunS bes DOT
Gbeulp0rten.
Y Gslshigte S4abenerIah.
lnfprl@s
Der R6@lobperndIter bes D2nr
Qotot spel@ Gebierer am 2. Gebruar
1910 an bee Ofns Strd6e nabe btr
Itbertp pon si1ser Gar attrpffen unb
ettSotet aposbm u <rbislt I'M Drotots
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13
DR.. Grill Visits Pensacola.

The bankers of Florida gathered at
Pensacola for their seventeenth annual
session last Friday morning. The con.
vention was held in the convention hall
OF the new San Carlos Hotel, and was
attended by leading bankers from all
parts of the state.
The address OF welcome was deliver.
ed by Hon. Frank Reilly, mayor of the
city, and the response was by DR.. E. S.
Grill of this city. The Pensacola News
says of Dr. Crill's address:
"Dr. Grill made happy response TO
the words of the mayor. He started out
by saying that he had not visited Pensa.
cola in twenty-four years, but that he
was able TO say that the spirit OF progress
was firmly entrenched here. He COM
plimented warmly the many evidences
of civic improvement in the city, and
said that it meant Pensacola was deter
mined TO take place in the front ranks
of this onward march of the south.
Pensacola was destined, in the opinion
OF the doctor, TO be one of the greatest
cities in the south when the Panama
canal was opened. DR.. Grill said that
he came from the eastern section OF the
state where his people believed they had
the finest hotels in the world, but he
was able to say to the people of Pensa.
cola that the San Carlos was the equal OF
any of them"
DR.. Grill spent Sunday in Tallahassee
with his daughter, Mrs. w. H. Mark
ham, returning home at late hour
Monday night
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13
slightly Disfigured, But"

The editor of the Palatka News de-
sires to thank all who thought they saw
in him proper material for legislative
duties and who did their part in trying
to elevate him to the post of Representa-
tive in the Florida Legislature. He
failed of election. Whyi There are
several reasons.
1t is related by a Judge who had
Stearnly demanded an explanation Of
his court baliff as to why certain wit
ness who had been summoned, was not
present to testify, that the baliff replied:
There are several reasons, your
honor, why the witness is not here,
and"
Name them," ordered the Judge.
"Well, your honor" said the baliff.
"the first is the witness is dead, and"
"That will do" smiled the Judge,
"you may omit the other reasons"
So in the enumeration of reasons for
the editors defeat. One will be suffi-
cient, viz: He didn't gel votes enough.
And it's all right He has no COM
plant to make and no bad taste in his
mouth That he can accept political
victory joyfully he knows from expert
ence, and that he can accept defeat
gracefully and without the least feeling
of bitterness toward any man is also an
experience he now knows.
He has made clean campaign and
without utterance of a single word to
detract from other candidates He has
nothing to regret except defeat, and
that is one thing he has been able TO
come up from under smilingly. He has
no enemies to punish and is unable TO
reward his friends with more than 81
thank you" w. A. RUSSELL.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13
8ROWARD Makes
Big SHOWl ING
And May Yet Lead Voting in
First Primary.

The Times Union returns as published
Yesterday, with full tabuationS from the
leading cities in the state show that
Taliaferro had received 1902 votes
and Broward 1905. L'Engle's vote
was 5000. AT the time these figures
were given returns from the interior OF
the state were coming in slowly. II is
from the rural sections that Broward is
getting his big vote, and it is not un-
reasonable to believe that when these
returns are in they will show Broward
in the lead. At any rate there will be a
second primary to determine the U. 5.
SenatorShip.
The cause OF Senator Taliaferro is
very dear TO the heart of the Florida
Times Union, and the absence OF any
"rooster" cuts in that paper, as we'll as
the elimination of large scare heads over
the published returns are taken as an in
diCation that the friends of Senator Tai
iaferro see nothing al present to crow
over and little prospect for the immedi-
ate future.
Wednesdays paper conceded 20
counties of the state to Broward, Is to
Taliaferro and three to L'Engle, but at
least two of the latter it is now conceded
will go to Broward.
Frank Clark for congress has defeated
Lewis w. Zim of St. Augustine by a
large majority. Mr.. Zim, however, car
ried his own county of St. Johns by a
large majority.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13
BRUTAL. MURDER
OF JAIL TRUSTY.
j. J. Porter an Aged Pauper
Charged with the Crime.

John GLADDEN. negro from Crescent
City serving sentence for embezzle-
ment, was murdered while sleeping
during the night of last Friday.
Gladden's right arm was paralyzed
and as he was unable TO do work, Sher.
iff Kennerly treated him as "trusty"
and gave him the care OF an old man
and pauper whom the county was caring
for in the little shack across the street
from the Jail.
II seems that the old man had saved
up some SIS in money, a part of which
he had loaned GLADDEN.. When the old
man made demand on GLADDEN. for the
loan, the negro couldn't pay and this
made the old man angry. II is the only
circumstance in their relations that
would furnish motive for the crime.
GLADDEN. was found in his bed Satur.
day morning with his skull crushed and
lying in pool CT blood. Porter was
also bespattered with blood. The only
light in the room was lantern and this
was also spattered with blood. Blood
was also on the furniture and walls.
The victim had been killed with some
heavy instrument, evidently hatchet.
Porter had borrowed hatchet day
or two before, but il could not be found
after the murder. All the circumstances
pointed TO Porter as the murderer,
though he strenuously denies his guilt.
He was arraigned before Justice Jno. z.
Marshall on Saturday and held for trial
in the circuit court and is now in Jail.
Porter is man some 20 years OF age
He has been charge on the county for
some time and came here from the
neighborhood of Edgar. His wife, now
dead, divorced him some years ago, be-
cause OF his ungovernable temper.
The old man says he is not guilty, but
tells the sheriff that if he don't believe
him to hang him right away and get
him out of his misery. The old man
has threatened suicide several times, but
il is thought these threats were only a
bluff
GLADDEN., the victim, has a mother
living at Crescent City. He was buried
at county expense.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13
PUTNkM'S NEW
LEGISLATORS.
Hilburn for Senate-McKenzie
and Middleton for the
House-

The campaign tor the legislative can
didates in Putnam county wound up with
a monster meeting at the court house in
this city Monday night, when forceful
addresses were made by MeSsrS. Sipprell,
Middleton, Russell and Mckenzie, can
didates for Representative, and by
Messrs. Wall and Hilburn, candidates
for the Senate.
Every seat in the court room was filled
and many stood throughout the more
than three hours of speaking. ]. n.
Blackwell, chairman of the county
school board, presided and introduced
the candidates in the order named, later
speaking himself in the interests of the
proposed special tax school district for
Palatka.
lanes M. Chesser of Hollister, who
failed to qualify for the primary, also
spoke 10 the many who remained to
hear him, his address being filled with
incidents OF his early life which greatly
amused the audience.
1t was nearly midnight before the
lights went out and candidates and au-
ditors went home TO catch some sleep
before The battle of the ballots.
The voting on Tuesday was heavier
than many anticipated, and yet in some
of the country precincts the voting was
light.
The first precinct 10 be heard from
with results was San Mateo, which came
in soon after six O'Clock Tuesday eve
ming. Then came the Palatka precincts
in quick succession, all showing Henry
S. Mckenzie we'll in the lead for repre-
sentative with Middleton and Russell
alternating as second in the various
wards-but always second. In his home
ward Mr.. McKenzie's remarkably heavy
vote of y was not only remarkable
manifestation of confidence but is with
out parallel in the record of returns.
By nine O'Clock enough precincts had
been heard from to make it certain that
Mckenzie and Middleton had been
elected. II was also known that l.. G.
Stephens had been reelected county
commissioner from the Palatka district
over ]. L. Burt by the close margin OF
IS votes.
The Senatorial race was not settled
until the very last precinct had been
heard from at noon on "Wednesday,
when il was seen that Mr.. Hilburn was
elected by the close margin OF rs votes.
The interest in this race was intense.
Mr.. Hilburn only went out of Palatka
with some 50 odd votes to his credit,
and his friends never felt moments Sc
CURLY for him, knowing the strong
probability of Mr.. Wall securing a
heavy vote in the west county precincts.
1t was by these precincts giving Mr.. Hi,
hurn n larger vote than he had been led
to believe likely that saved him.
The story of the voting is told in de-
taia by our table of returns by precincts
which is published in this paper. 1t
will make interesting reading, and the
News would advise that all who have
an interest in Putnam county politics
preserve it for future reference to cam
paign which, for elements OF pre- e-elec-
,ion uncertainty, is certainly without
precedent
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13
PUTNAM COUNTY'S
STUDENT ORATOR
P. c. O'Haver of Keuka Repre-
sents State University.
Frank Wideman of Stetson University
Wins in Contest.

Students from four of the leading col.
legeS OF the state met in ar oratorical
contest on prohibition at the high school
auditorium Thursday evening, the rep
resentatives being the best timber that
could be secured from the schools.
The University of Florida was repre-
Sented by P. c. O'Haver; StetSon Uni
vcrsity at DeLand by Frank Wideman;
Sutherland College by H. c. Harden, and
Columbia College at Lake City by A.
Knight
The subject of Mr. O'Haver was "The
Sociological Idea of Prohibition in Flor
ida" while Frank Wideman, formerly
of Gainesville, spoke on "The Legal
Phase of Prohibition" and so we'll did
he handle his subject that he was de-
clared the winner in the contest. A.
knight of Columbia College spoke on
Statewide Prohibition" and Mr.. Har-
din upon THE Time for Action"
The college men began the study of
the prohibition subject last winter, and
these men put the results OF their work
into an oration which was TO be deliver
ed in competitive comparison, hence the
result of their efforts may have some ef-
feet in the coming campaign.
MIR. Wideman, the winner, will deliv.
er the same oration over the state of
Florida in connection with the Stetson
quartet, which is TO work under the di-
rection of the Anti-Saloon League of
this state.
This quartet and Mr.. Wideman will
visit each county in Florida for the pur
pose of making one address before the
election in November, and much service
is expected of them in the great cam
paign that is to be waged.
AT meeting of representatives of the
the state colleges connected with the
movement it was decided TO send Mr..
Wideman to Gettysburg TO represent
Florida, and il is to be hoped that he
will prove equal to the occasion and that
not only Florida boy, but Gainesville
lad, will come home with the honors of
having won out at this great meeting
Sun.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13
Will Keep His Promise.

During the county campaign just
closed the editor of the News assured
DIR. G. L. Sipprell, also a candidate for
representative, that he (he editoD would
not be candidate before second pri-
mary. On Wednesday morning Mr..
Russell wrote the following letter 10
DR.. Sipprell:
~ told you, if you will remember, that
| would not go into second primary.
And won't. Couldn't if wanted to.
Congratulations. You and | can now
proceed with our ordinary avocations
without being burdened with the affairs
of state"