Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-07-27
b COMPROMISE
ON PROHIBITION.


.lation, had secured some sort of compromise.
These reports have it all the way from post
sment of the enforcement of the bill uutll Jan
1 j, 1909, to new law, which will still permit
ale of liquor in original packages.
It may be stated positively that all OF these
IT'S are without foundation. There has been
bmpromise of any sort.
This statement is based upon interviews had
xaay both with leaders of the majority and
u of the minority Judge COvington, of Col
I. ON the one hand; Mr.. Hines, of Baldwin; Mr.
~, of Chatham; Mr. Dunbar, of Richmond,
Ers Blackburn, of Fulton, on the other, all
that there has been no compromise of any
and that the bill and it's amendments Will
np for vote on their merits at the time de-
fafl in the agrecment-4 o'clock next Tuesday
con.
Isese same leaders also declared without foun
sN the report which stated that the opponents
bill proposed to introduce a hundred amend
and have the roll called on rach one, which
earry the session beyond midnight and pre-
passage of the bill.
Is evidently not the purpose of the minori-
kther obstruct the passage of the measure.
We entered into the agreement made in
bh, and propose to abide by it.
HIibuster on Wednesday was simply pro
lie minority against the enactment of the
R 1t was considered a perfectly legitimate
and the conservative leaders on the other
Ne no word of criticism OF condemnation of
etion.
opponents of the bill will, of course, offer
81 Df amendments, but it is not likely that
one of them will be adopted. In fact, they
expect it. They are going to try to get
oncessions they can within the limitations
0r the consideration and action on the meas
nd there the matter will end.
present indications are that only the amend
n offered by the advocates of the bill will be
aed, and that all of those offered by it's oppo
will be voted down.
al as can be seen nOw there is nothing hid
exposed that will, in any wise, interfere
ae passage of the bill when il comes up for a
ote on Tuesday.
Pull for Fitzgerald o Pull Out.
re Hill Hall and Seaborn Wright are both
M Neither will apologize.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
has been as hot as 1O1 in shade up country
never gets that hot down here in the wire
Pull for Fitzgerald Pull Out.
Ess. Fellon is after the dogs backed by sever
We good sense.
Pull Fitzgerald Pull Out
Ne music of the hammer and trowel is an in
Ion responsible for the thought that Fitzgerald
4 growing and thriving.
a Full Cor Fitzgerald or Pull Out
nr sister town, Ocilla has put on day cur
nd now if the average Ocillian don't keep
IS win be because of a fan and the coin.
Pull for Fitzgerald Pull Out.
BE State Farmers in Session in Atlanta
sed themselves as opposed to foreign labor
1Igia. Level headed. The mule and Sambo
b the work, say we ALL
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out,
ne prohis and prohibs have agreed to take
u State Prohibition bill next Tuesday A
arm time is expected on that day. That
Id will pass, there can be no question.
idl for Fitzgerald or Pail
tor Mercer, Saturday, spoke glowingly of
yield of this section in comparison with
fher sections of the state. Down here in
Np6ry bad crops are mighty few and far
Della Star.
Ipn for Fitzgerald Pull Out
die hard. One of hem predicts
rowin in the business street
town in Georgia. Grass is pre-
apd half clothed women and
20 d the tears and anguish !