Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-28

Jack London has been rescued from watery
grave in the very wet Pacific. Jack did the res
cuing and will tell us all about it. at so much per.
run for fitzgerald or Pull Out
If the farmers of the cotton belt will keep
well organized there is nothing to prevent them
from being the most independent agricultural peo-
pie on earth, and the wealthest
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
Currency, the lubricant TO the wheels of pro-
gress is again plentiful, but the wheels had be-
come little rusty during the few months of idle
ness and are the least bit creaky.
Pull for Fitzgerald OF Pun Out
The Enterprise believes firmly in better prices
for cotton. It is o little risky to advise against
selling at IL cents but there can certainly be moth
ing to keep the price below Is cents.
Pun for Fitzgerald Pail
Paper making in Japan has been very active
for the past year or so. New companies have been
formed, and old ones enlarged. Most Japanese
mills nse steam for motive power, and nearly all
the machinery used is of American make.
When the slaves brought to this country from
Africa displayed an appetite for grasshoppers it
was accounted trait of barbarism. The locust is
the favorite food of numerous African tribes at the
present time But the French partial to
fried grub worms and the ancient Romans ate
wood boring grub as delicacy After all its more
matter of sentiment than taste. The rat eating
Chinese would probably gag at a cat-squirrel diet.
This flesh eating question is doubtful one.
Pun for Fitzgerald or Pun Out.
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt has gone the way of
most of Americas rich heiresses, married title
His name is Simon Szechenyi, his title is Count
Laszlo Jono Maria Henrik Simon Szechenyi,
young Hungarian noble of ancient lineage.
The boys in an American school would prob
ably call him Maria or Puss but the name doesn't
matter SO much, the girl and the millions have
gone to Europe. The girl may come back with part
of the cash, and considerable reputation.
Pan Fitzgerald
Under the ruling of the postoffice department
recurring publishers to put cent stamp each
paper mailed to subscriber who is in arrears, of
course the publishers will not send the paper and
the Ii. r. ~. DuSlHeSS VIII NC IcuuCeu duouo oh0
half And many of the routs will be discontinued.
Many farmer is as good as gold for his sub
scription but they have one of the year, the
fall for settling accounts and their subscriptions
viii lapse leaving the publisher choice the paper
must be discontinued.
The ruling will do more harm to the R. F. D.
system than anything else.
Pun Fitzgerald
1t is unfortunate that we will have to contend
with the old registration again in the county bond
elUction. The registration was gotten up for the
school tax election and is a very full one and I'M
Ter it very large vote is necessary even in the
bsence of the slightest opposition and the defeat
{ the bond issue depends not so much on the
pposition that is likely to arise as on
failure to get out a full VOTE Under the law
o thirds of the votes registered including that
eistered at the last general election must vote
bonds.
Every friend of bonds who has not qualified
DnId do so if he expects to go to the polls on
ction day, on the other hand the man who reg
rs and fails to tpte for bonds counts against
d.