The sun., 1913-10-26

| nero OF the East Side, more particularly.
| that part of the East side which COM
poses the Sixth Assembly district where
| he Is the Progressive candidate for the
| lower house of the Legislature.
! The movement that is surging behind
! Sulzer Is religious and racial as well az
political. The voters of the sixth dis
! trict are Jews by very great majority
1t is estimated that $500 votes will he
! cast In the district Probably 1900 of
those votes Will he cast by Jews. They
are distinctly and uncquivocally for Sui
Ger. II the expressions of men on the
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| THE S,-N assigned a renor,er 10 snend
a dav i'm the sixth Assemhlv dis,ric, for
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, reporters MISSION was TO get the views
! or the people, not to take the views of
| candidates for office or ~ politiclnns. 10
| ASCERTAIN f,on ,h. naomi, ,vh.tbor M, mn,
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''e' "e'o III i"'oi vi Su'"e' e'e'tioh 10
| the Assembly ana their reasons for being
! for or against him.
| THE StN man spent fve hours nj,
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ne '"'heu !" -v' men "i an ages III the
streets ana In the gathering places of the
people between Tenth street and East
! Houston street and between Av,u,i, A
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street corners. men at the markets, men
who were taking coffee in the little cafes
, or enjoying their schnapps or beer in tn.
saloons He took a straw vo,.. =, ,uo
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] I'P''cH' ''c'h ioN tiiiN SAiiN NplfS dTe
APT 10 De poS'uN' or even probable evil
dences Of the working OF the minds of the
people but because they are occas ionallv
indicative of the swing of opinion
Two Out OF Three for Sulzer.
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'u.~ef sch'htltm' Hlpar.htI! Two men
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"o' Deo"use .u '"'y pelleNs' his,' that lie
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cause thev ,h,nl h,. r,rn,r shom.a ,'ty
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eEu'i' ~ "IPth'h''' AIRY N''i ana
msdemeanors are smiled away q,
| shrugged away. The people over IN the
| Sixth Assembly district appear 90 be-
totally unnierestci ~ the methods 10y
| which the high court Of .mpeaChmcu,
came to its conclusions. They answer all
such argumcnts vita the comment. "lio
| wouldn't do MurpAy's dirty work and
they put him out
The reporter went into l.. G. Goldstein',
pharmacy at the northeast corner Of Sew
cnth street and .tycnu" 4 in the heart o,
the district. one who would not admit
! that h. was the proprietor hut who was
in charge OF the store met the question
"Do the peopl" OF this district want Sul2ol
in the Assembly, with a quick "lou bet
they do. mis,cr!'
why are they for him.
Because they believe he is good
man, a gent. man"
Yes, but what are their reasons?'
Always Helped the Jews.
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