Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-10
WELCOMED!

There is no word in the language that express
es the fullness of our hearts when we say to the
delegates attending the missionary convention of
the Christian church-WELCOME
Ben Hill County, the City of Fitzgerald, the
Business League the men, women, children and
the homes of this community, all say WELCOME
to guests, double welcome and welcome
again.
Ladies and Gentlemen of the convention, we
invited you here because we wanted you and we are
not entertaining you because we had it to do Our
: homes are open to you because we like to have
such lovely people as you our guests
And so we beg you to be at home in our
midsta and if you can't love us as we'll as we love
you, love us as much as you can and when you
shall have to return to your homes, rest assured
that if you did not get all you wanted, it was be-.
cause of our inability and not because our hearts
are not open to you.
And again we say WELCOME
OF Fitzgerald Pull
We are still holding our summing.up editorial
for an explanation from Hon. Sidney Calhoun
Tapp.
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If John Temple Graves will come back to
Georgia, we shall be willing to forgive him for
playing hooky.
Pun
For the presidency in 1912, Georgia puts forth
her ablest son and most brilliant exponent, the
Hon. Hoke Smith, of Fulton.
for Fitzgerald Pull Out
A concentration of mind and action of all the
forces in Fitzgerald for the next five years, will
make this the metropolis Of all South Georgia
for Fitzgerald puuO Out
If the Doodangs thinks they are going to win
on the popularity of the Smith vote, we warn them
that they had better select the right Smith for
nominee.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pun Out.
We regret that the Macon Telegraph could not
refrain from parting fling at the great commoner
who probably lead the party better than others
could have done.
FitzserAd
The Waycross Journal published valuable
edition Saturday, for the Daughters of Confed era
cy. Miss Sarah Letford is proving herself one of
the brainest of Georgia women editors.
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We hear many people say they are tired of
politics. They should not be, for that is part of
the business of an American citizen. 1t is to be
regretted that we do not study politics more.
Poor old Tom Watson now comes up begging
the question. Well it is all over and we can for
give Tom just as we do John and Sidney and Joe
and the rest of the boys that were not side.
If Mr.. Taft comes to Georgia to spend the
winter, he would prove an arrant migrate not to
make visit to Fitzgerald capital of the only
county in Georgia that started it's national
political career with republican majority.
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The beautiful acquiescence of Mr.. Bryan in
the loss of his apparent final opportunity to be
president, reminds again that he is bigger than
the job he sought. Indeed, we do not see how any
man who voted for Bryan, can have any regrets
over the confidence reposed in that great man.
Pull or Fitzgerald
The killing of Ex-senator Carmsck on the
gSfeetS of Nashville yesterday was nothing short
of a calamity to Tennessee, and the South. He
BE was the cleanest public in Tenn
eEsee, and when the truth is known we shall
not be surprised if it were conspiracy concocted
~ the unholy interest to put out of the way a
n who has always stood bulwark against
aepacing designs against the people.