Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-02-11

II MRS LILLIAN INGLEs, Temporary Editor.
Atlanta paid dear for her winter carnival.
Atlanta pocketed the fair. Her pocket book
was bigger than Macons.
The Greene and Gaynor case will esta dish
Ia important precedent in the matter of extradi-
Hon
Hon. Clark Howell is making good time
already. What will he do when he gets his
second wind?
The j. S. Wiams-J. M. Barr letter writ
ing bout, promises to be as interesting as the
Morris Osborne set-to
William J. and Theodore are leaning heavy
On the party fence. The old thing is mighty
rotten and we wouldn't be surprised to hear 1t
smash.
People who make practice of saying dis
agreeable things and then back them up by
doing disagreeable things are generally the ones
who are always telling what men neighbors
they have.
Jonathan Hoch's wives still continue TO turn
10; and every blessed one of them claims that
She gave money to the impudent rascal. And
vet there are women, (and some men) who want
IL give the ballot to just such fool women.
If there's ANYBODY in the United States, who
really understands the condition of the state
hood bill the government would be justified in
having their expenses to Washington, and get
ting them to explain the thing to the senator's.
The Illinois Legislature did the "her-name-
Fgas-Maud" act on frankie Comerford with
bromptness that must have astonished that gen.
Ieman. He is apparently young in politics. or
Ia never would have grabbed the gun by the
Rrong end the way he did,
Every exchange brings in the same story OF
uffering with La Grippe and deaths from pneu-
mona. Moral Keep your feet warm and dry,
8entate your sleeping rooms thoroughly, and
ont sit in drafts. In short use all the common
snse YOU have at your command during this bad
heather.
In another column we reproduce a part of
4 article by S. M. Tracy, treating corn-cul-
ire in the south. The article is so timely, so
ensible, and presents so many ideas that are
omparatively new to the average Georgia farm
\. that we gladly give it space editorial
Hage.
The ability of some newspapers to reverse
heir position every few months is probably due
the fact that they realize that their opinions
ally don't amount to very much anyway
Kgusta Chronicle.
Seems like we heard something long years
IA about certain class of people who some
mes changed their minds, and another class
Tho never did How is it, Brother Loyless?
r. is somewhat difficult to understand the
hotiye that actuates the men and women
mostly women) who pleading for the lives
ia the female murderers, who are at this time
&8pr sentence of death. To US they seem to i'm
liz that woman is less responsible for her
etions than is man. This of course also i'm
<ius that she is mentally weaker. So long as
somen ask discrimination in favor of their
r;mes and eccentricities because they
..enth .y must expectto be Disseminated against
other things because they are women.
The Hawkinsville Dispatch and News has
borrowed its mechanical plant by the addition
s. folding machine, paper cutter, new and I'M
aved CYLINDER press for printing large forms
IA large Job press, stitching and perforating
hines. and last but by no means leasta Mer-
khaler linotype, or typesetting machine,
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