Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-31
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1906.

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ate in answering some friend OF Canu.
SEfEowell who signs the nom-de-piume wat
N who is. perhaps a railroad lawyer, or ao-
s, stration appointee and for that reason
"a to conceal his identity. The letters are
shed in the Vienna News, which IS pup
4 "a twice week, and comes often enough 70
q the controversy interesting.
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dispatches to the daily papers state thata
Inv and prominent Elk, of Chicago, who
cen spending the winter here has made
'.osition to the newly organized Fitzgerald
M to donate them $4,000 in case like
Int is raised by the Fitzgerald lodge Tor
hiding fine Elk's home IN this
The Enterprise has no idea who the
3 Thy visitor is, but we trust that the looge
will find it convenient to take up the propc"
The Odd Fellows propose to build
ndid home and have the site, an admirable
az the corner of Pine and Main streets.
n ten thousand dollar Elk's home and an
Fellows home such as they are able to
Ia, other secret orders of Fitzgerald will be
ned to follow suit.
The HARRISON County Democratic Executive
mite has fallen in line with every other
ty committee that has acted save one $50
Is our information goes) in reprovlng the
isan action, of the state committee in the
wing sensible language: ~
ali W hite men over Fl year OF age, or who
become Fl years of age before the time
he next general election, who are otherwise
lifed to vote and have registered during the
~ 1905 and 1906, or who may register not
than ten days prior to the date of said
nary, are entitled to vote therein, regardless
arty affiliations and they are earnestly and
tally invited to doso."
We are very much gratifed at the ap-
mt harmony existing among the white voters
the county and felt confident that 1t
result in great good to all of her cltl-
We have earnestly sought to adopt rules
Regulations fair to all voters and to all po-
al parties requiring no more privilege to
than another, and granting no more pr1vll-
70 one than to another, our supreme de-
being to make this what we say in the out
The bill before congress to relieve alcohol
Iatured (rendered unfit for beverage, by mix
with suitable denaturing materially IS at
citing considerable attention. Mr.. Payne, OF
committee, says
"The bulk of free denatured alcohol in
rmany is used for the purpose of light, fuel
do xutfho
IA mantle mantle, which produces a very
Dng, steady, and high-grade light by the use
alcohol. Experiments have been made test
this lamp with the most improved pattern
osene lamps with round wicks and equal
Idle-power it was found that a gallon OF
biol would keep the alcohol lamp burning
ce as many hours as would gallon of kero-
e burning in the most approved pattern OF
:osene lamp which is in general use. In 9TH
words, one gallon of alcohol is equal to two
ions of kerosene for lighting purposes.
nee, it follows if the price of alcohol methy-
ia is less than double the price of kerosene,
use. especially on the farms and in the VII
es of the country, would become enormous"
During the past few months experiments
le been made in adapting gasoline power en-
es to the use of alcohol. This has been sue
sfully done in Germany for several years,
ugh there they generally mix IS per cent OF
,oline with the alcohol to obtain more ready
ition of the fluid, which is forced into the
Under of the engine in The form of vapor.
periments in this country have developed the
t that alcohol can be used just as readily as
s mixture with gasoline or the gasoline ITSELF
the operation of the engine with its use IS
RECT. The use of small motor engines run
'g with gasoline has become very large. In
estimate before the Committee. it would
pear that 100000 of these engines we're now
use and that the annual output is more than
hundred thousand"
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|aekhexries are ripe and the crop is