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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
8eiangperein ,Mclpoic."

6eicrt icin IA. Stiitln9SicIt ourd)
cin Fienic lit @cbcr'S Eurt. -
0alIelbe 5eIdnetc iidl 0urd) glltcll
Selud mo angenebn1e llnterbal.
tung aus. Inlpradcn Der S6.
George Eieiicr un0 Geo. Sim.
melbeber.
Sein fl. Stiftun9aieIt i~eiertc ser
@clangpcrcin oMclooie" gcItcrn in
Mcbcr'S Earf an scr Sarioro.NooO
bnrh elm Eicnic, ous ei,cn iebr bib.
Itcn Terluui nabmI. gci Dem bcrrs
lld,cn Wettcr mar cS nift 81 Der
iprilocrrL ooB nid)t MIR attipc mo
paIliuc Wit2lic0er ocs Tcrcina nit
ibrcl I0ntiIicn poajGblig crid)icllen
ipurer, lon0crn ulld) 5ablreifc Grelll-
De 0ea SCreinS uno&crtrctcr bcircun-
Deter Scrcinc, oorlrntcr loltc pom
.Sbulio . MGnncrfor," n@crnlonia'
N.llnrtett : CLUB" mo .9Gdcr . 8c.
IonaucrCin." Sfpn 1cgcn I l(br
ionocn iif sic Nllailiiglcr I'M Earf
EN-, I'M i'm Shattcn Der mud)tigcll
@Gltmc Sfut Dor sen DIiibcnoell
Sonncltitroblcn 81 lldcll, Den JIG
nbcr ollt t%bot'Gd)lid) fotOcu. IS mar
en- bcrrlidcr Nlfcntbolt I'M Enrt,
3nnol bus ARRANGEMENTS = Gonlitc
Der oMclooic" allf rcid)lih fir on
9cnebme l%tntcrbaltung NciorGt bate.
ErGIiocnt George Niciicr bcNriibtc
5n1od)it Die GridicncrVn uno bicIt
cine fllrje Nnlprod)c, III mcld)cr CT
iibcr Die Gntluidcllng 6c3 Errcin9
Icit oeIIen 8rilnoung Dor # &obrcl
'prad). Sbm folAtc ais il0d)itrr Nc0,
ltcr Sr. Geo. @imnnrlbebcr, Der Dem
Tcrcin ais Scfrctdr Der yTcrciniNtcl
Singer" 5lt leincm @eburtatagc ara.
%tlllirtc lnb icine Mitglicocr ouiiors
Gcrtc, oitf Der betretcnen 9obn luatcr
fort III ldreitcn ulo inabcionOcre
ibrc 3~ugcboriAfcit 5rt Ocn ,Gcreinig-
ten Sangern" ollrd) glttcl1 Vcilld ser
Nrobcn ST. bcpciien. Ncioen Gc0-
iterlt mlroe reihlid)er Behalf gcipcn-
oct u,o onnn iongen Die Nftipen scr
nWtelooie" mcbrere Gbore, barllntcr
"Wtein Gaterlnno, mad auf," ,Stcb'
tcIt On oclltid)er Gidcmpal0" luto
DNol0abcnoldein," meld)e Gb0re mi
fer Seltlng bon YrpfclIor i. &nrohla
3lirl Tortrag ~oelanaten mo ltilrmi.
ld)en applolla erntctcn. Sir Die Sin.
Der arrongirten Die Gomite- Mit0lic.
Der bilbihe Spielc, aild wur0c icoea
Derlelbcn beifcnft. Bel iroben Sic.
ocrn uno WuiifoortrGgcn Ollrd) Eroi.
Ifif. @o9ncr perilogcn oic Nodu,it-
tuasltunOen raid. Suritio gina am
Ibcnb aud Nicmono BON Elatc upo
Die Witglieoer ocs yMclooic "a.
mcnpercina" bntten cincu gittcn SIN,
bib i'll 9ercitihait.
Ias arrangements . GonIitc be
ltanO olls Ocu $50. Ncnrp Spabn
Gorlitcr, George Soacl Cd, 2olti5
Stoder, SSobn Iie6, @co. &cincr ll1O
Scrm. lbicrs. lic .Melooic" puroe,
luic %crp0brt, Dor If Sobrcn ms sc.
ben g@crliIcn mo 5GbIte 81 4ninn9
5ebn Witglicocr. Sclltc bat ser Scr.
cin % aftipe uno 60 pniiipc Mif0lia-
Scr. Iie ber5citigen gcontten lino:
Fr0lioent George Eieiier, Tice-ErG-
iiocnt 6rib 2impert, Scfrct1r Geo.
%o9cl uno Shotmeiitcr ,Socob MicB.
Gem Tcrein ltcbt cin ~itorfcr Gomcn.
%crein sur Scite, ociicn 9contc iilto:
Frollocntin 6rou Socob Hic6, &c.
irctorln 6ron i. &aroliS mo Shat
llelItcrIn 6rolt Geo. &o0cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
Sine gcmpicblcnSucrtbc" @Grtcrin.

Sic 33i0brtgc Nltiiin M}orp @iiinafp
iibt III Der mittlcrcn Eoli5ai-S Sta.
ton, ucrid)icocncr G%icbitGblc orilts
gcno pcr006ti0. - Nottc iebc
neinncbnlclOca" NScicn. - Grit 10
Wtonutc inn &arOe.
Cine roiiinirtc Ncrion ihcint, noN
ibrcn GrfolNcl 5ll urtbcllcrL Die 33.
i0bri0e Huiiin Morp %~iiinatu NJ iciu,
ncl6c, obruobl crit TO Wfol1otc il1t
Snnbc, lid bod bcrcit9 cin2n ylpbnclls
bcn" Griuerb 81 pCridoiicn QcuuGt
bottc, uno nod 00ju NIT ibrcr @Gnbe
Nrbcit I'll ollcroin3a niht I'M 0cuobns
li1cn Slime oca @SortC4, ipn0crn 1T.
Gem tic NIT Ocnlclbcn IN Den pcrihics
Gcncn @GuicrlL III 0enCu lie StcllllnN
fnn0, Niles m%it1ohnL luoa rllt MET.
rn6 na9elfclt lpor. Die Shlouc, lucls
dc iid) 0epObnlih ais &inoermGrtcs
rtn mo Eilcgcrln ilulN2r Miittcr Der.
mlctbctc, bate, "a lie UltBCrlid) cilcn
lcidcIocnClL NlttCn GjnOrlld mudte,
r%fienbor feline Characterization, on
GnQcn1cnt2 81 Crbultcn. Sic belt q
ober nirQcn09 Ion0c olta; nod) mcnis
gen Snacn pcrihmon0 lie nlciitena,
unO nit ibr @cNcnit0l0c nQcr Nrt.
So miro ibr }ltr &oit Aclc0t BON
Trol Bella @ol0bcrA ?tr, 1876, Sij0'
G0cn.S trubc, @inOcrfIci0cr, Sinmcl
r1O M0idCitiif2 i'm @cionlmtucrtbc
BON $40, ben Srull &ntic N~oicnitcin.
9tr, 220, 6rpnt.Str, &lciounAa uuo
gSGihc-@ cAcnit0nOc I'M @crtbc Don
$17, bon 6rou z. Spccrt, Otr. rs,
Ntor0 Gront Ctr. SinuCn unO &lciocr
I'M g3crtbc Don $25 ml0 BON Nrull
&cob @cltaid, pom Nr, !, Gontpnitr,
&inOcrsS dmlldiudcn mo &lci0un8a.
itildc i'm 9Scrtbc bon SD gcltoblcn 5l
bobcl.
Gle biciigc Eolijcibcb0roc NOR III
iolNc pcrid)icOrncr Gicbitobl1. Nn5ci,
Ncn, Die l0ntmtlid allI 0iclclbc GbG-
tlrin btrnuiciclL id)on lett cinigcn g2o-
hen Der Sicbin olli Der SWIr, ullO
Ncitcrn 8elol1B CH Den &oli5iltcn 30
bert :. EortCr, George ", 0opl2
mo Charles u. &ublcr pom 0ctcttiu-
Ncportcncnt, Ole &%cro0Gtigc I'M
@ullic Nr. 1876, Oit ErottitruBc, no
lie Gin moblirta9 3iunnlcr 9enlictbct
bate, fcit5unchnlcl. Sic mltroc nnd)
Ger mittlcrcn Eoli5ciitntion gcbrod)t.
no lie ibrcm &erb0r cntgcgcn iicbt.
&urj nod ibr2r &crbnitlng cri6icl
Gin Mann i'll Der mittlcrcn Eoli5ciitus
ton Der in oemiclbcn, @ouie luobnt,
III 0cmo bic &cr01dti0t pcrboitct lultra
DC. Gr c%rfItloigtc iib nod 0cn I'M
ltGrocn fbrcr &crBuftiung ulb cr5ub!.
tc, Odb trwtmrrrutt1r r Icbtcn Gage
Stnnldio6tit int 8crtbc bon ca.
5000, oorltntcr 5pri llbrcl, ubbonocn
gefonmen icicn. Gr ertIGrtc, er boba
ocn %orin0ellocn Scroodt, onb bic
&crboitete 5u Dem %erihluiloen Der
@cgcnltdnOc iH1nobcn @c5icbun0c1
itcbc. ga bel Ser An9ciAuloigtcn bel
ihrer Seibcauiiitntion cin Eionoihcin
O%orgCiunocn mltrbc, Der ulli cine gol.
bCnc llbr lolttctc, 10 lit Is nid)t llll'
mloglit, oaB Der 6cltgcnommcncn
aud Oiclcr Gicbltobl sur &oit 5u L.
gen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

PIN 10. Sill Sal1pter vHpnoam"
nnd Hotteroan.
Pm tG. Sui Iompier ogrctague"
nad SABRE.
PIN t6. Sltli Gnmpier .Garpa.
t6iu" nadl Gibraltar mo Ncopel.
PIN IS. Suli Iompicr rYrin5eiiin
Ilice" nodl gremen.
9lm t6. SuIi 0ampier naaiierin"
noh Sombltrg.
am t6. Suli Ganpfer nGebric"
nad 2iperpool.
PIN 16. Suli Gnmpicr SIS. Siet.
gen" nlh a%opcnbager.
slm Is. SuIi Ganlpfer nYrdiioent
2incoln" nnh Somburg.
9ln -. Sui 0ompier nWnureta.
nia" nah Siucrpool.
9(m -. Sili 0nmpier yYotsoam"
nnd) Hotter0an.
PIN %. Suli 0ampier nYrouence"
tod) Sabre.
Am 90. Snli Gompier .Iegina
o~'rStolia" nnd Neopcl mo @enilo.
Im %. Suli 0anlpier Bremen"
nnh Bremen.
PIN %. Sllli Onmpfer Oscar Der
3mcitc" nnd) aopenbogen.
gn %. Sllli 0ampicr narabic"
llad) Sluerpool. -
PIN %. SuIi Gompicr nGeuti6.
lnno" nod &onbltrg.
9ln %. Sui Ganpier rllltonia"
uob Nenpcl.
9lm %. SuIi Camper nGarma-
niu" nod Siuerpool.
Nm %. SllIi 0ampier oMinne.
ba6a" nod 2onoon.
Sm %. Sui 9ampier n8otbIano"
nnd) 9opcr mo Antlpcrpen.
Sm %. Suli 9ompier n8erp5ia"
nad) gtenpel uno Marieiae.
9lm %. 3uIi 9ampier rGaleoc.
MIA" nah GLASGOW.
an %. Slli Gampier naaiier"
no6 Bremen.
PIN %. Sllli 9ampier ,0ooroam"
rad Hottcrbom.
PIN 30. Suli Iampier Oceanic"
nad Solltbuntpton.
Am 20. Sui Gompicr n2ueania"
nad) Siuerpool.
am 20. Snli Iompier yHoro.
Inerica" nnd) NenpeI uno 8enuu.
Nm 30. Sui lampier y. j. @ii.
bclm" nnh Bremen.
Pm 80. Suli Iampfcr .Geltic"
nab liverpool.
Am 80. Sui Gompicr .5ouraine"
nuh Soure.
Am t. AIauit 0ampier nYemipt.
ponio" nad) 0amburg.
Nn t. 9(t9uit Gnmpier Campo.
MIA" nnd Siuerpool.
Nn 1. Nliguit Ganpier ,Trinse6
Srcnc" mad Gibraltar uno Hcopel.
am 1. auguit 9ompier .aroon.
lnIlo" nod 0ooer uno Antperper.
an I. Iuguit 0antpier .EbiIooet.
pbia" raf Soutbumpton.
PIN 1. auguit Ganpier nMinne.
dpolis" tad) SonOon.
Nm /. Iu9uit Iampier ,Golum.
Bio" iot @losgop.
PIN /. Alrauit Gampicr nGecilie"
nn6 Bremen.
Anl 5. Au9ult 0ampier .RuIiia"
nad) ROTTERDAM uno 2ibalt.
PIN ). aiguit Iampier ,2ulito-
mia" nnf 2iperpool.
Am ). gu1uit 9ampier ,@aibina.
ton" nod Neapel uno 5rielt.
Am .. gltgttit Gompier .Sento.
ilic" nod Soutbamptor.
am Is. SuIi Santpier .ltmbria"
llad] 2iuerpool.
Im Is. Suli CAMPER ,Meiaba"
nad) Sonoon.
am Is. Suli Sampier ,4onia
hilbert" nab Gibraltar uno NeapeI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
gbiabrtstaac Der S5ran . Sampicr
ppn Welu.Yurf.

an fl. Sill Camper ,aron.
prin5" mad Bremen.
am 10. SitIi Gnmpier nAoriatic"
nnd Sont6ompton.
am 10. SltIi Gampfcr n~2lliitauia"
nad Siuerpopl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

I'M W unouCr- Is clun0e. -
Dos 4. MorplonO Hcgiment, meldlc3
iid) nl2cnblifIif 5ll Monopcr5medcu
III File Camp, Nelu-9orf, oufbGlt,
5ci9tc it'd am Somitng mie0cr ais Elm
nidt 5u ucrnd)tcnOcr @cgner I'M
&ricgHipiel. Gic NufQobc, mcIde ci-
lcnl Sbcilc ocs 1. HcgimcntS geitcllt
ioor, beItano Oorin iid) iclbit cine
ltorfc Stcaung I'M 6cIOe 81 mGblcn
uno oicie gegcn cine beOcltenOc
llcbcrmoGt 81 UcrtDciOiGcr. Iu9
brittle 9otnilon inter Woior W.
Homc bilocte bic BcrtbciOigum9Strups
pen, pcIdc bon Dem critcn Battalion
llltcr Waior $. 6. SoncS mo Dem
5%luclterl inter Major IS. i. HobinloIl
ott0dirt mllrocu. Die 9Ingrciicr MIR.
ben pom Major Nomc ais Dem Gltc.
rem Siii5icr contmunOirt. Die iciuo.
lid)cl WGd)tc id)Iu9cn lid cine beitiae
Sd)luht, Die, mare nit id)oricn ia.
troncl gcidoiicn moroen. 5uciicla.
obnc Oiclc Opfcr Gcforocrt bobcn mir.
&c. 9cioc Scitcn bicltcn iid ic6r
tupicr. @Gbrcnb Ole iIbri1eu 1rup
pen I'M bciBeitcn @cicdtc murer,
tdnlpitc OoS GuNrtiermciitcr 0epor.
tenhclt cincn anmpi Acgcn cincn &c.
t0brlld)ercn IScin0 - 0u9 6cllcr. Sos
3clt oeS GllorticrmciitcrS iirg oui
cine nod un%oitigctlGrtc @ciic 6eller,
lucld)cS pom Gltorticrmciitcr . Ser
gcantcn 3ipprion 5llcrit cutocdt.
mltroc. lcrielbc CAB ioiort Nlorm
un0 Die i'm Eager bciit0lidcn Sol.
Notcn eiltcn 5ltnn 20id)cn bcrbei. ,Sn
aieiem Womcnt crinucrtc lid Ger.
Gcont 5urncr oOron, OuB lid in Dem
3elt iilnf obcr led)S nit @oiolin &c.
filltc 6ln'6cn bcinn0cll. Ser 0ro.
bcnocn @ciObr ui6t odtcno. bohntc
IT lid) cinen Neg Ourd) oie 6lamnea
itnO bradtc Oeu gciGbrlid)ci GrpIoiip.
Stoif ms 6rcic, gcraOc nod, rcd)t,
3citig, nm orObcn0ca llnbeil 5li Der.
hiitcn.
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@cmcincr Subcnitrcidl.

Sic Nahridt pom Dem Gooc bon &ob.
&cm8brg bon Sornonp miro
iGli6lid an Die &crlpauoten ocS
ongcblid) @crungliidtcn tclepbo'
nirt. - 0robe Gntriiitung in ser
Nuh6urihait.
Gin 0rmcincr @ubcnItrcih lit an
0cn Nngcb0rigcn bon &obn Hcn13s
BERG bon Surmonp pcriibt morocn,
u1o sic 9%epobucr icncr @cgc1O iiuO
boriibcr GllberIt cntriiitct, Ger Ser,
iibcr oc3 Strcid)cS iunotc bon 6rcoe.
rid ollS cine (Clcpbonbotidoit mad
SornIonpL boB &obn Hcnlabcra, ein
imgpcrbcirotbctcr Oinnn 5l 6re0c.
rid iibcriubrCn mo 1ct0otct morOcn
lei. Die illnGc 6rQlt BON Ncmaber9
luar llntr0ltlidl lln0 altd) Der Nater,
Dem oic Notl6uit nod) EictcraoilIc tc-
lcpbonirt mltr0e, mar bon Der (raler.
botihoit iiberm0ltigt. Srnu Hcm8bcrG
enQogirtc cinen 2cid)cnbcitottCr, nm
sic ScidIc u~biltboIcn lln0 llcB III Der
lutbCriId)cn Stride 5l Wtio0lcton Die
@lodcn IdlltCn. 0nnn fl,br lie nit III
rem @ru0Cr nod TreOcrid, nm oie
G~ill5clnbcttCn 0e3 llniollcS IN Griobs
RING 81 brjnGcM mo oI@ tic III Dem
S0llc %anlonQtc, IN mcld)cn1 Scr BOT
iduit 5uiol0c Scr Scidunm mar, iu9tc
man ibr, 0uB man ~ilbcrboupt BON tci
mem Iold)cn llnioll &CnutniB bobc.
NGbcre Grfun0iQungcn cr0ubcn, OuB
bic Gon5c Wcidid)tc pom Dem llnQlild
crlogcn mar. Nohiorihun1cn i0rocr.
ten Die Sbotind)c 81 Gage, ouB Gin
Monn, iibcr oelicn SOentitGt man
Itortc TcrmnltbllnNcn nualpriht, bon
@oriudl'S 2aocn aus Ole @otihoft ob'
9clhidt bate Ml Der 3lpiihcn5cit
bottc man 5lt Wiioolcton bic &irdcn.
aIodct NclGutct llno Scr .(o0te"
mllr0e ollQcmcin bCtraltcrt. Wrob mar
oobcr bic GntriiltnnQ ais man in Gr.
~Iobruna brod)tc, Oob Die gauge &c
lhlftc Elm ld)lcd)tCr NSit mar.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
A New Feature.

We have just secured the SER
vices of a real Fashion CorreSpons
dent in New York who will give
us a column weekly the very lat
est of interest to our Lady readers.
We hope to give the first install.
ment On Saturday of next week;
possibly on Thursday, and then
we shall esteem it a favor if our
readers who are interested, and
wish any particular informs-
nation, will write direct to Mons.
Gene Pontiac, Broadway at Sixth
Avenue. Any correspondence ad.
dressed to him win receive prompt
response. We trust that our Lady
readers will avail themselves of
this opportunity for real informa.
ton as to up to date fashions.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
Room in the South.

The Charleston News and COur-
ier directs attention to the fact
that there are II, 900, 900 acres of
arabic land in the State of Louis
lana and only 100000 Of these
acres are under cultivation. The
secretary of the board of immigra
ton of that state has issued an
address to would be settlers inform
ing them that Louisiana plants
ers with large tracts of land ''stand
ready and willing to aid every
man who is willing to help him
self and sell farms on ten years
credit" This invitation is sup
plemented by the state board of
immigration with the statement
that they are now trying to cause
immigration to the state 'by Sc
curing men who are willing to
farm ON shares" The further
promise Is made that "houses are
provided for families who go. We
furnish each family with a horse
or mule, seed to plant crops and
ground and garden trucking i'm
plements."
Our Charleston contemporary
adds.
"This ought to be very liberal
and inviting offer to the thousands
of unemployed in the Northern
states. "
What is true of Louisiana in this
respect is true in part of other
states. All over the south there
is much good land, now unoccu-
pied and untenanted that would
in a few years, under proper care
and improvement, produce abund-
ant crops. Many are numbered in
this list of states. We need in
some sections a great many farmers
to take up waste land, improve it
and cause it to produce crops or
fruits. There is, indeed, plenty
of room in the south for desirable
farmers from other sections of the
country and a determined effort
should be made by every state to
procure them.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
Splendid Recital.

The recital given at the Central
Christian church Tuesday night by
Mrs. 4. G. Tuckerman was well re-
ceiyed by a large audience. Mrs.
Tuckerman is beyond a doubt one
of the cleverest elocutionists that
ever appeared in Fitzgerald. She
acts superbly in dramatic roles, as
we'll as in parts illustrating the
lighter side of life. She has the
happy faculty of filling the audi
ence with side splitting mirthful,
uess at one moment and the next
has them in tears.
Mrs. Tuckerman is of beautiful
figure and face and dresses elegaut-
ly. She was ably assisted by her
husband, Mr.. E. G. Tuckerman,
who has a rare voice and Mrs. O.
r. L. Vawter who presided at the
piano.
''Some Jokes by Another Fell
ow," were told by Rev. G. r. L..
Vawter, the evangelist, and the
program, which lasted nearly two
hours, was eminently satisfactory
in every detail. 1
1t is safe to say that Mrs. Tuck
erman can fill any house here at
any future time she may announce
to appear in concert.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
The Free Library.

Rule 2 governing the Fitzgerald
Public School Library reads: "The
Library is free to all citizens of
Fitzgerald.'
1t is the desire that more people
outside of the school use the libra
ry than have been using it. 1t is
open to the public from 2 p. m. to
3 p. M. each day, and citizens of
Fitzgerald are invited to visit the
library and become acquainted
with the books we have and with
the needs of our library.
Elmer E. Tyner,
Supt. of City Schools.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
Start Work
On Roads.

The County Commissioners will
start work on all the thorofarea
leading out of Fitzgerald on April
1. They will give their attention
to a distance of five miles on each
road as a beginning and will con-
tinue the work thruout the country
A gang of conyicts with plows,
scrapers and other necessary ma
chinery and tools are being gotten
together now and will be in readi-
nees to begin work by the time
named.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
A Contest In Defamation

Arrangements have been made
to hold q contest of the high
schools of this congressional dis
trict at Hawkinsville, April IL
Our school is arranging to send
two speakers, a boy and a girl.
These speakers will be selected by
a primary contest here. Several
pupils will enter the primary con
test, and the two winning first
places here will represent the
school at Hawkinsville, April II.
The primary contest will be held
Thursday evening April 2 at the
Odd Fellows hall. The contest
will begin at eight o'clock. Be
sides the speaking there will be
plenty of good music.
A small admittance fee will be
charged to help defray expens es.
The public is invited to come and
enjoy a pleasant evening, and
give encouragement to the school
and speakers.
Elmor Il. Tyner, Sup't.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
When our Capital
was S25,OOO,OO

was SZosUUU,UU
and our total assets 800. 900. 90, a
few years ago, we were considered
large and strong bank; but today
our capital has grown to 1925, 600
and our assets have passed the half
million mark and are forging to the
million, and at almost every step
in our advance we throw out addi.
tional safe guards for our deposit
ors. In addition to the examina-
lions made by the United States Gov.
ernment we have several special ex-
aminations thru the year, and our
loan committee and Board of Dir
ectors are vigilantly living up to
the governments requirements in
watching the affairs of this bank.
apl 2 First Nntional Bank.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
Some Sad Day

YOU will not be able to earn as
much money as you earn now.
Limit your expenses and make it rule
to deposit in that STRONG, helpful
institution, the First National Bank,
as much as you can save out of
your earnings and your SAVINGS
will be increased every three
months by four per cent compound
interest.
apl. 2
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26

For RENTAL or part of large
and convenient house, unfinished
or furnished rooms, near in. AL
most every kind of household fur
niture including baby carriage and
fine piano for sale, dishes carpets
and splendid large cook stove, are
almost new. Also blue flame
cooker and heater. Nothings but
books reserved, PIG w, Orange
Ave. 2 5tf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
Discontinuance Of Sleeping
Cars on Night Trains Be-
tween Savannah and
Montgomery.

Via Seaboard Air Line Railway.
Effective Tuesday March 10th,
leaving Savannah Oh Wednesday
March 18th, leaving Montgomery,
pullman sleeping cars operated on
trains IS and "a, night trains,
will be discontinued. This train
will run through from Savannah
to Montgomery as heretofore but
will only have DAY coaches or. i i.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
For Sale.

Tools Prolific Cotton Seed, ship
ped from middle South Carolina.
The best short cotton can be had.
100 pound seed cotton makes 40
pounds lint cotton price $1.0O per
bushel. The seed can be seen at
Planters Warehouse. Write or
call on w. X. Dorminick, Fitzger-
aid, Ga. S19-41-tf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
Beautiful Souvenir Post Cards

The souvenir Post Cards issued
by the Atlanta, Birmingham &
A tlantic Railroad are proving ex-
ceedingly popular. They are prin
ted in colors and represent attrac-
tive scenes along the line. A set
of seven of these cards can be Sc
cured by sending ten cents to W.
Ell. Leahy, General Passenger
Agent, Atlanta, Ga. 764 32-tf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
After a Weeks Illness
He Dies at His Home,
Wednesday Morn
ing.
One Of The First Co1onists,

one vi ne FTST AOlOIl1SLS'
There was a tinge of sadness and
gloom on the faces of the majority
of citizens of this city as the word
passed along the line, "Rev. Tur
ner is dead" For a week his life
has hung in the balance but yes
terday morning, just after SIX
o'clock, he just drop't off to sleep"
so easy was the transition from
mortality to mortality.
Pneumonia, followed by malarial
fever and consequent weak heart,
deprived the world of one of the
noblest of his race.
J. Wilmar Turner was Sc years
of age and born aud raised in Vir-
ginia. He came to Fitzgerald,
even before Shacktown days, look
ing after the interests of the Epis-
copal church and in an early day
of the colony organized the society
u this city, faithfully serving as
Cstor to the last Of his days. Dur
ing his illness the welfare of his
church was uppermost in his
thoughts and his last prayer, not
long before he breathed his last,
was, "God raise up sheppard for
my little flock"
Ever since the beginning OF our
city schools he has been connected
in some way with the school board
and faithfully guarded it's interest.
lie was with General Lee in the
Confederate army from the begin
ming to the close of the war, faith
full, loyal soldier and yet a most
tender and sympathetic man.
Rev. Turner was q man of schol-
airy attachments and lofty ideals.
In fact he was a type of the old
south's courtly, christian gentle
man in every sense.
The writer only voices the ex-
preston, of scores of people who
followed in his funeral cortege, by
the words, II have lost a personal
friend"
A wife and five children mourn
devoted husband and affectionate
father. Several times during the
last few days he called his family
around him and gave them COM
forting messages.
The funeral was conducted by
Rev. Day, all episcopal minister
from Cordele, II t h e decease
own church on Central avenue at
3 p. m. today, after which the re-
mains were laid to rest i'll Ever
green Cemetery beside that Of his
adopted daughter Mrs. Alexander.
The schools remained closed dur
ing the two days his body laid in
state in his home on Lee street.
The business houses closed during
the funeral services and the whole
city mourned the loss of one of her
most valued citizens.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
Gone Forever

is the dollar you spent for the thing
you did not need and not only the
dollar but the interest on it and the
profits Of it's earning power for the
balance of yonr life. Start Savings
Accountat the First National Bank it
will help you save. apl. 2
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
Clubbing Offer For The Farm
erS.

The Enterprise will club with
the Farmers Union News, the Ma
tional Union paper, for $2.75 per
annum, to include copy of Far
mers' Union Bulletin on the home
mixing of fertilizers. tt.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26

"God has mercifully cut time in
to small pieces for us, and given
us draughts of sleep to wash them
down. George Hembert West
ley.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-03-26
REPRE- EE TATIyG II0BsON WHO SAYS AN ATTEN?T WA;
BRIBE

the
testimony Richmond
bride him. 'Ar
told him
would nhn
appointed member the committee naval affairs This
lobbying
denial
Of the boat