Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-20
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1908.

According TO the MOulCTle observer TaIILe'
snakes arc putting in appearance there already.
We were led to believe Moultrie was ''dry town."
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We have heard Of persons being reprimanded for
e'ohewing the rag'' but it remained for Recorder
Echwarz, of Savannah, to fine man e5 for chew
ing q toothpick.
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The telling of '"The Clansman'' story is equally
desirable both for Southern and Northern folks.
The mistakes Of the reconstruction era can never
be repeated, but il is desirable to know why.
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ga walking blind tiger is the appellation
given negro, wash FriersOn, by the WaycrosS
pOlics. Being blind is probably the reason why he
ran into the arms of those miLiOns of the law.
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The first American play to be taken on com
plete tour around the world will be "The Clans
man." This is tribute not only to its South
efn author, Thomas Dixon, Jr., but likewise to
the truth, power and passion of the history it pre-
SCENTS
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What will the people think if Joe Brown
rms against their Governor in his race for
election7"-The (Moultrie) Daily Observer
Think why they will "know" that he will still
be "Little Joe Brown just the same after election
n ever.
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Frank McNelis' test ease of the constitution
ality Of the prohibition law, which came up before
Judge Eve at Augusta Tuesday, resulted in finding
defendant guilty of misdemeanor and fine Of $3.50
was placed on him. After few more attemps TO
break this law the "monkey and chestnut" bust
ness viii become stale.
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A step forward is always step in the right
direction and means money in the pockets OF the
taxpayers, eventually. A betterment of conditions
Of any kind in q city draws business and that
means more employed labor to buy more of the
accessories of life, to increase bank deposits and
= there you srO-vOte for county bonds.
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Fitzgerald is certainly q church going city.
This was demonstrated Sunday night, when every
seat, both regular and temporary, was filled at
the Central Christian Church and the First Baptist
was also full to overfowing. At these two church
q revival services in progress but this did not
soen TO diminish the attendance at any the other
churches.
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1.-THE Clansman" had the whole country by the
aAys when first presented but it is now recognized
~ @ tremendously powerful legitimate drama with
o mission to perform. Governor Glenns assertion
that "every man, woman and child in the United
States should see .The Cansman, is not far-fetch
Cd The more persons see it, the better under
standing there will exist between the sections, and
che more intelligent comprehension that the South
svcrlastingly right in its treatment of the negro
problem.
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Decatur Street Atlanta, is not entirely re-
fermed - the following from an exchange shows:
mH A. White, an employee of local laun-
dry was stabbed in an alteration over game
Of pool in q room on Decatur street late Satur-
Aay night The knife entered the side and
penetrated one lung He may not recover.
Three men were arrested, but all deny the Of
Tense"
The pool-room or pool room tragedy is an
nfesrmath Of the saloon regime.
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tribe fitzgerald Leader is the name of q
new paper that is now being issued in the Colo.
new CITY Brother Mercer has all kinds ofop.
vosition. but it don't last long. Editor Mer-
-. ike the editor of the Record is plain
anoken man and never heSitates to express his
viewn On all public issues, hence he must have
anw,e enemies in the town. But these sheets
AmAehed thru enmity don't last long,
Montexuma Record.
Pie Leader is in good hands now and the En-.
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