Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-02-19


Z The rapid growth of the city is not without
krabarassmeuts. School Buildings that are
&relv too small for more than half OF the city
sol population is not the only difficulty on
hands Our churches are entirely 1naoe-
S;e to the demands made on them. This IS
|Ricularly true of the Baptist church. 1t
ks like it would seat good average congre'
.on, and until quite recently has been found
ke large enough, but it is not unusual now TO
u many people turned away from the door
re seated Inside. This has been 81 e
: Buchholz meetings have been IN prog
II but the good people of Fitzgerald may De
fded upon to provide both school buildings
church houses.
The Fitzgerald Enterprise says: John ID.
efelIer has given away $79,000,OOO and
I fhey call him bad and point the accusing
"a of scorn at his bald and defenceless head.
Low did John get in a position to make
princely gifts. By the ruin and destruc"
many small dealers and families. An
kional donation by Jesse James, Rube
6sgs or old Dick Turpin would be just as
Np Of commentator, if not more so.-Mac"
Tvs.
10 do not agree with our Macon contempo-
nor do we approve of Mr.. Rockefeller's
Ae methods He, however has many imlta-
81 business world. The editor of this paper
Macon News, come in contact with bust-
aen every day, who are no fairer in their
ss methods and who have no higher con"
81 of business integrity than John ID.
teller. But they are not IN the road
class. Mr. Rockefeller,s great success
nt been entirely the result of unscrupu'
nsiness methods. He is man of colossal
6ss talent, and not near so bad as he IS
lex. w. Bealer, in the Golden Age, has
81 do a bran new field which might be
"a Modernized Scripture Lessons. In the
sue of that superb paper he has the story
msou, written as Clippings from the
at Press" 1t gives the reader a graphic
the important incidents in Simpsons
~ ii probably would have been written had
lived in this newspaper age. Mr.. Bea-
consecrated minister of the Gospel, an ex-
aper man and is peculiarly qualified for
ovation.
be will copyright his work, and treat the
characters i'll the Bible as he has the
samson and arrange it into chapters and
ans, he may soon issue the most popular
hat has been offered to the English speak"
ppie in years.
he Golden Age is fortunate in having
man as Rev. Alex w. Bealer en- its staff.
he following is a sample of his write.up of
the events in the strong mans career.
SAMPSON STEALS THE GATE OF GAIA.
GAIA is all agog this morning over the es-
81 Samson, the strong man, and the won
& way in which the escape was effected.
~ dark yesterday afternoon, it was learned
IBIS man who has been creating such SEN
81 among the Philistines was in this city.
aediately all the gates were locked and the
linen doubled. The intention was to cap
Jim this morning and put him into prison.
a little after midnight the watch men on du-
the gate opening on the road that leads to
bTonswere awakened from sleep into which
had fallen, by an usual noise. They investi.
but saw nothing. This morning they dis
ed, to their CONSERVATION, that the whole
posts and locks had been taken up and
"a away. Samson has not been seen IN the
I'd the only conclusion that can be reached
desiring to leave in the night he pulled up
and carried it away with him."
CITY GATE HAS BEEN FOUND
market gardner coming into
morning about daylight found a
90 posts at the foot of the hill three
VA. He and others have recogniz-
of GAIA. There has been con-
as to how it came to be here,
e place where it belongs.