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THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER. THURSDAY. MORNINGJUNE 30.1910. s >>?■>>>>>>>>> (-* j~- «—• £2 fiS » »— >—« U1 OS vl © l/i In bi o o o o C/3 C/3 C/3 03 C/3 c 3 c d 3 C/5 GO , CO CO P P3 » P 3 a 3 3 Q- O- O- Cu d o a o o- $ fl> s s —- C/D Cf5 Cf\ JO » CO CO $ fD J5 fD <D nj c» GO 40 a> 3j K> K> w W Wjjl) v4 K> sn <5 c/i t/i c/i a a 3 •-* <5 n> 8 8 S 8 C/3 C/3 C/3 S; g. S. aT vT co DOh t-t 1-1 w rD £ ^ CO CO fD 05 CO CO ro o ® CO CO g H- H- ? r 5 OK)- o Wi g CO s- 5 o < ^ o PO-3 a «» n , o S-^S » to * g. o 'O “ 3 SP, $ | B S» ft 'l « s* "3. P“ 3Q g 3* ^ ? ® > «-► S» 3 B* ? rh S 0 o 3d*.-. £, ® £ § a S n. » S? R o I -i f5 3 <5 rt> B 1-3 §, g. s O- £ o o 0 h S’ ? 31 3 O fl> C/3 co CO CO CO W 05 <D B 8 c/> L BEGIN THE EIGHT N LINEUP OF FORCES Oa., June 27.—Governor M. Brown hag not yet opened campaign headquarters, nor sys- his plans !n his campaign re-election. Inquiry at bis office £ O. C/3 g* 3 g ^ S co T3 Q* 2. OH? 3 *8 8. •f *1 g 8 | i 3 g § G 03 I g/r ® s* s. sj 8 • 3. s today developed the tact that many telegramg and letters had been re ceived giving assurances ot support. In gome Instances reports were made of the organlzat on ot Joe Brown clubs. It was stated this morning that the governor had not yet named a camr paign manager. The governor has stated a number o s' E“ CO GO 3 3 3 3 CO 05 tr 3* s? 0 3 8 CO CO GO 05 8.8 B a CO CO ffi o ^ se« of times that he will make no speeches and will not leave his office to enter into the campaign. To all Intents and purposes the an nouncement of former Governor Hoke Smith), who Is, of course, recognised as'Mr. Brown’s strongest opponent, has not frightened the supporters of the present administration. A big fight is expected, and preparations will be made for It. One thing may be put down as cer tain In the coming contest. There wlil be no mudsllnging on either side, it Is the concensus of opinion that the gubernatorial fight will be fought ea-j tirely on.its merits. Hoke Smith will manage his own campaign for governor, that Is to say tbere will be no campaign manager but Mr. Smith himself will glee the de tails of the race Us own personal at tention. Tb campaign headquarters will be located on the fifth floor of the Peters building, which 1b two floors below Mr. Smith’s law offices. The bead- quarters comprise six offices, afford ing aufllclent room for Mr. Smith, his private secretary, Morris Harralson, and a force of clerks- Late today the wo*®' furniture and office w begun at the heaNJ^J, are now opened and A man seems to tt*® loses at gambling 1* all he wins by w° r * ' worth B