Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-08-18


Mr. Bryan is making fine impression on the
American people They have had many years IN
which to size up the man, and now the candidate
is making good.
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The race riot in Springfield, the capital of Hi
nois and home of Abraham Lincoln will set some
people to thinking and writing differently about
the race question.
Pull for Fitzgerald
Brunswick has the rabbies-At least a large
number of Brunswicks dogs have been mad the
past week and several citizens have been bitten by
the mad dogs. In consequence large number OF
the dogs have bit the dust
Pull for Fitzgerald r.
The President may send a few troops to Hayti
to settle the trouble there between the government
and the rebellious subjects of the negro king.
That is if there are enough to spare after defend
ing the negroes of Illinois against the sons of the
neighbors of Abraham Lincoln.
Pull for Fitzgerald pun
Mr. Watson advises Democrat elector, Frank
III. Saffold, to resign, and promises him that the
atsold pops'' will remember it. The advice was
given in last weeks Jeffersonian and Saturday Mr..
Safold published a letter in which he states that
he will work actively for the Democratic nominee.
: Thus Tommy Watson gets another jolt. But Tom
: is getting used to that.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
The supporters of Jesse Mercer for Prison
Commissioner down in this neck of the woods
kinder feel like that it was blessing that he was
defeated. He is too good man to be mixed up
with such .-ThOmasville Press.
There is not even the slightest possibility that
Jesse Mercer will ever be mixed up in such mess.
He will not mix when 1T comes to cases of the
kind. At any rate we very much appreciate the
complimentary reference
Pull for Fitzgerald Out
The greatest race riot in the history of this
country, was at the old home of the Emancipation
of the slave race, Abraham Lincoln last Friday and
Saturday In the capital of the state which fur
nished perhaps the largest percentage of Federal
troops in the great war between the northern and
southern sections of this country over the negro
question. The truths about the race question,
discovered by that race riot, means revolution in
sentiment throughout the north on that great
question.
We have never believed that the two races, so
distinctly different could live peaceably together
and before the old soldiers of the sixties have
tirely disappeared the world will understand that
the negro and the anglo saxon must live apart
Pull for Fitzgerald Out
Thomas w. Lawson of Boston is the greatest
freak and the most successful CRATER known to the
history, modern or ancient. He is now spending
thousands of dollars advertising national stock"
legally named Bay State) With this stock he pro-
poses to whip the'system,' that is his adversaries
in the stock market Rockefeller, Rogers and 9th
ers Mr.. Lawson is supposed tothave some thirty
or forty million in his own name but he dosent
the System but is asking the people to con
tribute to fund of twenty million dollars and he
intimateS that he might make twenty million ann
ually for the stock holders contributors to his
fund. His argument is that he can handle the
peoples money for them better than they can
handle it for themselves. In this connection he
asks the significant question: Why should people
who know nothing of the stock game, play it again
st experts, when they can become owners in the
most perfect expert machinery which ever tackled
"the game, machinery into which will go all the
stock market profits of successful experts.
Now all those who want Thomas w. Lawson
make them rich will send him all their spare =
cash His appeal is to the rich and poor alike,
to the millionaire, the prosperous business man.
the well to do middle class, the salaried worker
The Savings Bank depositor and the working man
and woman. His appeal is especially strong to
che weak minded of those classes.