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CATHOLICS IN ROME ALARMED
DEWIND o. PREMIER PROTFG-
TION IGIINST .INTI-CLERI' tIN.
Mas NerinSs aiIrd for Io-,lsy Na' EnJ
tn ViolrRrr Nasraxni's Husr 10 '.rt
American Nenr,. Vet SiaN IN Rene
IiaIo- NrErni'ae PrandisI war iofHl.

-pfar. CaaS Dssr7frr 20 ,Hi ey.
RonE. June 4 delegation from tho
catholic 40 -ocittions has hld Am audience
Of Premier l.uznttl The SPOKESMAN
asked tho Government protection in
the free exercise Of their religion. which.
they declared. Va- threatened boy the
anti-Clencals They warned tho Priwr
Minister that II protection were refused
them they would defend thSir own night.
SiEnor LuzzattI gave formal assurance
that re,igiou. liberty would - -afe
guarded. The Project Of Police and two
Catholic member Of the Chamber Of Dep
uti.- we're present At the audience Mean
whils the anii-Clericll feeling - very
strong. The Radicals. Republicans and
Socialists are organizing mas meetings
I for tomorrow. which ~ II feared, val
result in violent acts of hostility aEainr.
Catholics.
The committee n the exhibition ~ he
held here next wear are endeavoring %
inducs Pietro Masodgni 10 give hIs new
opera -lsshesu. IN Rome az the begin
ming ~ the year. The compora =. ANXIOUS
to d. ~. buf he has contracted 90 con
durt for tour months performance
in America and he T. unwilling n l9-s
the ssp .Olo offered ~ an American tmTrrr
sarin
Masoagni. however. contri,et p rus"
Nv whirh hs nop'. % solve the difhrul'y
He refused m allpv IN Americau ringrr
~ take th' loading roe ir ms cr"rs
HHpecting that m" iupr"ssrio NGuld allow
lsabsau- 20 be prJducnd iu Rome II Mas.
caEni you'd consent - withdfs~ ms
obisctiop n an An-ricsn prma d1nna
The imrresari0 threatens lswsIit y
Masclgn, docs not fulHl ms contract
Th- fnendiv relations between Italy
and Argentina w"rs temporarily endar
gered hy a slip MP m banquet celebrating
the centenary ~ Argentina tndapsn
dence Minister Pens vim " President.
elect of Argenuna invited Premier Luz
Eatt n attend the banquet ard sren'
5000 m providing Hcral decorations
Ungortunatelv a. the appointed time
signor LuEzatti fuding thai an important
dehats was gong on m uhc Chamber.
tslephone1 sshor Pens ssking him %
poEtpcne The dinner
The latter vas offended and called ths
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politician and author. II dead
Edward Jerkins editor and writer of
poliiical pamphlets. was horn 10 Barga-
lore. India. July -. Is3s he was the
sou Of clergyman. the Rev John jenkins
D. d Ii. D. lie was educat-d a. MCGill
University. Montreal and a. the INT
versity Of Pennsylvania Hr was made a
barrister of L.ncolns Inn In Iss1 and six
years thereafter served A. counsel for the
coolies before the Demerara Cpolie Com
mission he served also a. Agent General
for Canada and As a member of the Royal
Commission or Copyright
His Introduction To active politics came
in 1870. when he contested Truro IN the
liberal lmperialist interest against the
Gladston,an candidate, but last. He
won his zaat in the House ~ Commons
four years later from Dundee. and in 1881
unsuccessfully contested Edinburgh. He
changed has politics soon aftervard and
stood twice for election from Dundee in
the Conservative interest. but was not
successful
Among his published books are -Gin1's
Baby Lord Bantam The COohe.
The CAPTAINS Cabin Fatal Daya.-
Week OI Passion. State Emigration,
-statesmanship- and Imperial Fedora
ton which he contributed 10 the Con
TEN mpordrv RerisW In HE early days a. q
politician Al the time Of his death he
was editor Of the Orerldnd Mail and the
Homewdrf Mail Of his books -GinH's
Baby. a short pamphlet ridiculing British
poor law and charity methods. Wa the
Tnost successful Il created a veFitahle
sensation and sold into hundreds Of
thousands NJ copies in the early '7Os
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me Ran s,rsst "Ereulnr sun

The Wall Street edition of THE EvENNG
SrN contains an the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations % the elosa
Of. the market The closing quotations.
Including the bid and asked prices with
additional news matter are contained ala0
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banquet - Tie I. bate coming % an
unexpected early close, ~,guor LuzzaJu
and o." other Minister, hurried 20 fho
Grand Hotel where they were di,raved
o. Grd % r. wgsfo bn nn banquet
Mutual friends induced S.hur prra o.
reconsider his Determination. sud o. cold
isf' dinner wac served ~iguor luyzaf'i
apoIoEi0-d formally and invited S"hor
Pe tu rauuuet nu June
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cross TOR H. WOkRI
Fam0us Moorish IBlpISmat In the Legion
Of HSRsr Rash Promisr

PARIs. June 4 ~ Mokri. the reprc.en-
tative Of the sultan ~ Morocco. took
luncheon to-day with ~ Piohon Minister
~ Foreign Ahairs. and received the in
sigma of the Legion of Honpr lie will
leave Tor Morocco tomorrow
He promises that the Sultan will accept
all the demands made by France m her
dispute with him Fulflmsnt II this
promise is quite improbable
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MID VIVIAN ROUTED.
North NfTiran Fanatlr defeated ~
TrtbesSnen IN sOmalIland.
,p,o'ai csH, D''pa'cs ~ TVS srS

Adm Arabia, June 1t - rumored
here that friendly tribes In Somaliland
have defeated tho Mad Mullah, Moham-
med Bm Abdullah and killed iOo ~ his
follower
The Mullah has been On the Warpath
since last March
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TO tWERICIN PRISONERS.
Daughtsgs ~ 1919 Drdicate a window 10
WEN Who Dled IN Englsnd.

LOVuON June N the village church
a. Prinoetown, IN Devonshire. to-day.
Mr. Sladr. president % tho American
Daughter " 1912. unveiled q memorial
window. which Was paid for by the
Daughters. N the American prisoners
who died IN Pr,ncstown bstWesn 1872
and tsIT
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latest IdrH ~ thr F1Iers Inspired n,
Arptlents ~ Aviation Meets.

0TFTTTI ITIF Uf'0TTFH % THU 0IN
PARIs. June Owing 10 the numerous
accidents A. aviation meetings aviators
are seriously considering theconstruction
n an asrOplane n be used as an ambulance
~ the various meetings 90 convey iniurcd
aviatOrs n hospitals
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MING TISTTS CH4WBERL IIN.
Takss Tea win AHlRg Jnlonigt Len6eF
aad Talks for IN Hour

IoSDOS. June King George visited
Joseph Chamberlain at his London resi-
denoe this afternoon. He remained more
than an hour and took tee
Mr Chamberlain was unable n meet The
King at the door
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1ps-idi Cahs Dsspafch N THy srN
RoME, June 4-The Right Rev J.
OConnOr, Bishop of Newark Y , hes
legt for 0hsrammerRau
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Tuesday afternoon to show Der daughters .
wedding presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John RidGsly Carter. he
latter the American Minister 10 ths Balkan
States, arrived In London to-day to attend
tho wedding oi their daughter Mildred 70
VisoOunt AOhesOn.
The Duchsss OF Marlborough gave a
small dinner at Sunderland HOUSE on
Tuesday, taking her guests later 10 the
japanese exhibition. where they did the
side shows. Lord Castlnmains. Mrs
Rutherford and Lady Paget were in the
party.
The Bradley Martins have arrived from
Paris. They will stay at their house in
Chesterfield Gardens for the remainder
OF the season.
Mrs. A. Moore gave a luncheon tO her
compatriots on Friday Sbe will leave
for Germany for the cure after the society
weddings arc over.
HER PLAY POSTPONED.
Mrs Lionel Marks. better known perhaps
a. Josephine Peabody. who Is the most
disappointed woman m London because
Of the nOStponement ot the production
here of her prize play. The Pied Piper Of
Hamehn.' went to Liverpool to-day TO
meet her husband They will return 70
Stratiord-On-Avon during the last week in
July, when the Shakespeare festival
will be resumed and Mrs. MaFks's play will
be producsd
Mrs. MARKS. who had been widely sn-
tertained before the King death. stopped
all functions. She was lunching with
Lady Warwick. Lord CurEon aud Lord
RideSdale the day the King died
MY hsart sank she says. when they
told me that King Edwards death would
stop the Shakespeare festival and my
play. which vas just on the point Of pro-
duCtion, would perhaps not ts produced
at all. But later | found Il was merely
postponed. Now am sure that Il will no
all the better for more rehearsals, although
Kate Douglas wiggin and NIrs. Frances
HOdgsOn Burnett will not he here 10 see Il.
much To my regret
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NIa,sr q TokIs N Parl..

sper'si c1sis DsfB1fsh q rug srs
PARIs. June Mayor Ozad ~ Toxic
and he wife are visiting FRrts
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rITHER OF GNN'S RlHI MAN.
Edward Jenkins. the NOted lnEiish
Pamphlsterr. Passrs NWal.

rnsUal Caas pssDs'rH 20 rH. HJ,
I.oNpON June Edward Jenkins
politician and author il dead
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IN thsevsrI
- IN an
others We
refrain from
dsscendinglo
the practice
of itsilg
comparative
valuea end
prices
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Apparel
Of the
Highest
Order
for Women
and Missea
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RoOsEvELTIAN EVENTS

London ~ tull ul hiuFIltAh kA~Hta
for three notable June weddings Quiet
small dinners and lunchsons are being
,iven. First Secretary Phillips ~ tho
American Embassy continues his enter
tginmeuts for the RoOssyelts. He has
gwen two small dinners at which Mrs.
LonRwHth was the guest ~ honor.
Mrs LonRworth il not staying with the
rest Of the Roosevelt aamily. She rp-
rnained alone a. Dorchester House, the
residence of Ambassador Reid. ~ she
has been having gay time on her own
hook She spent one night with Lady
Alaztair Innes-Ker a. the lattsT's country
hnuss and one night with Mrs. John
Ward. formerly Jean Reid. This week
end she is srendinR in town.
The MacMillans gave a quiet luncheon
o. Cbl Roosevelt yesterday AZ which a
I..N Americans we're present. The Colonel
was IN his hs.si form end told some anus
ing anecdotes of his hunting. hut he
declined n mention bis G,nldhall speech or
polite
rHE ANERICAN OOLOST
W1he D,irhess De Viyier fAnita stewart
Who married Prime MiCiel ~ Bra gam.
nov known under the tiile II Duke de
yiziar. conferred ~ him by the Emperor
oT AustiaI and her mother. Mrs. ".
smith. have returned u London They
rays a dinner to the DreNels 0u Tuesday,
The Duke 10 Nzier vas not with them.
but u r. said that hs Is expected here
shortly
Nellie Posts bridesmaids whsn she is
married - Montague Elliott will he an
Trish girl srcert Claire FrsweE Crugsr.
TAs FIho''s w,Il e. - The Continsnt for
their honeymooB.
Mrs DreTsl uill give q reception %
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Every
gsrment
bears ~
original priee
on the
ticket the
so win Be
deducted st
time oi
purchase
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Nine Melba's reappearance az Covsnt
Garden wes made something of a society
AFFAIR. Many box owners were present
and the house had more gala look
than az any time this season. Ladies
Evans and Claiming and Mines. C.. :.
Henry. W. Chancs. VI Graham and Adair
were present Many Oi the women wore
superb jewels with their mourning. a.
diamonds and pearls are considered cor
rect with black Grape.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
A Thorough Sales Manager

Mr.. j. H. Cole, who is conducting
the Josey Shoe and Clothing Cos
sale this week for the American
Special Sales Co., is one of the most
thorough men in that line we have
ever seen.
Mr.. Cole is the embodiment Of
energy, is tactfll aud capable and
has had ample training in his chosen
line Of work.
The yonng man is thoroughly
dependable his word his bond
and he takes the greatest pride in
his business. His whole heart is in
the success of the sale he is conduct-
Ing and he is on the job from early
morning until the last man has
retired.
We like to do business with that
kind Of a man.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
Entire" Was The
Missing Word

We thought we had given that
bunch" of expert guessers a hard
one, but nothing in the way of cur
tailed or obliterated lexicology can
abash them, and the way they feH
upon this word was sin.
All this denotes that the interest
in this educational contest is alive
very much alive-and while the
ratio of correct answers is somewhat
less. greater number of guesses
are received each week and they
come from a greater and more d.
versified territory. And this en-
phasizes our assertion that the
Enterprise is widely and carefully
read.
A word is omitted from and en-
tirely different advertisement in this
issue, Read over the thirty-two
advertisements and see if you can
hit the right spot where a. word
should be.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
WiIsOn-HaInlnoCk

Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Marilu Wilson to
Mr.. George William Benjaman Ham
mock on the afternoon of Sunday,
December 25th, at the home of the
bride, West Altamaha street, this
city.
The bride is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Wilson and
tie cll.nli sister of Mrs. R. B.
Fletcher.
The groom is the well known and
popular agent of the Southern States
Life Insurance Co., with headquart-
ers at this place.
Christmas day the date selected
for the event is the birthday of the
popular bride-to-be.
Both the high contracting parties
have a large circle of friends who
are showering congratulations upon
them.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
School Libraries

The teachers and pupils of the
city public schools are becoming
more interested every day in the
matter of school libraries. 1t is a
question that grows and one that
interests every thoughtful citizen,
old or young. Every scheol build
ing ought to be provided with a
suitable library and present move
ment promises success.
Next Thursday the Third Ward
school will conduct a bazaar in the
Old Home Saving bank building at
which many useful articles and
valuable Christmas presents will be
sold.
Call to see them dear reader, and
give them every Encouragement.
They are engaged in avery laudable
work.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
WANTED One Experienced
Clerk at Simon Bros.
Ashton Items

I Mr.. Bonnie Robitzsch from near
Mobleys Bluff is visiting his cousin
Mr.. Fred RobitZsch this week.
We are sorry to learn that Pate
Branch is very i'll at this writing.
Mrs. D. T. Middlebrooks and grand
daughter Miss Effie spent Wednes-
day in town with Mrs. B. F. Mercer.
Mr.. w. M. Barnes and children
spent Wednesday in town.
Mr.. Eddie Robitzsch and j. j,
Lipsey were out possum hunting
Friday night and reported fine luck
catching three rabbits.
Mr.. d. T. Bohannon Of Lumber
City and Miss Effie Worth were
married Sunday at the home of the
brides sister Mrs. G. E. Garrison.
The groom was formely a
resident of this district.
The groom is editor ofthe Lumber
City Journal. The Ashtonites extend
hearty congratulations.
McNoN
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
AN EXPLANATION.

Mr.. Editor:
On account of some criticism OF the
Health Officer for not tagging the Holt
zendorf flats, and quarantine families OF
Dr. Holtzendorf, Mr. Kicker and Tom Dick
ey,J wish tosay that noneof these families
have at any time been exposed to the
disease from Mr.. Roach's family and on
account of the arrangement OF the apart
ments and the fact that every window
and door opening into the hall from Mr..
tRoach's apartments has been sealed as
tightly as possible and the stairs leading
thereto barricaded. There can be no
nossible means of exposing any one from
those apartments the'only means OF OBJ
tanning access to the rooms is through
the back stairs, which have large pla-
card on the outside door stating the
name of the disease, and no one IS al
lowed to enter the rooms but the author
LIS. OSBORNE, Health Officer
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
Ashton School

The tents three large roomy tents
have arrived and been set up on the
Ashton school hill near Wesley
R. Walker, preparatory to opening
school next Monday.
Prof. Tanner has been very busy
since the tents arrived preparing
them for the reception of the pupils
and teachers next Monday.
The two weeks lost no account of
the fire will be made up. The new
building better than ever before will
be rebuilt before the end of the term.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
AerOplane Coming To Fitz-
gerald.

The Enterprise is arranging for
an aviation event for Fitzgerald in
the early spring. The event will be
under the auspices Of the Fitzgerald
Enterprise and Fitzgerald Chamber
of Commerce. Flights will be made
from the intersection of Main and
Central and will circle the city and
colony tracts in a Curtiss-Farman
machine or in a Curtiss machine
known as the Hudson Flyer"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
Trust Smashing By Gov
eminent On Record Scale
Attack on Electrical Trust to
Eclipse Standard Oil Case
in Magnitude
Will Cost Government ST.
100000 To Prosecute

Washington. December 14.-The
governments attack on the so-called
electrical trust will begin before New
years day unless present plans are
changed.
On a certain date, being kept Sc
cret, between now and the beginning
of 1911, bill in equity against one
section of the alleged combine will
be filed in some United States court
east of the Mississippi river.
Then will begin what the depart
ment of justice considers the mann
moth trust-busting suit of its history
and one which involves a test of the
Sherman law never brought before.
The governments case will depend
largely upon the Interpretation Of the
patent laws.
SUIT TO ECLIPSE OIL TRUST CASES.
One of the governments prosecu-
tor declared that when the action is
instituted it will be recognized as
far eclipsing the Standard Oil case
in magnitude and importance and
one conservative estimate is that 1t
will cost the government no less
than 100000 to prosecute to an
end.
This latter fact is said to be the
answer of the department of justice
to criticisms Of delay Attorney
General Wickersham has been I'M
willing to involve the government
in that great expense without the
fullest investigation of the govern
ment's chances of providing what it
will allege
1t is said the department Of justice
has abandoned any idea of attacking
the alleged combine as whole and
intends to fight the so-called trust
in sections.
TO FIGHT COMBINE IN SECTIONS.
The bill soon to be filed will be
against one of the eighteen or
twenty divisions of the alleged COM
bine which have investigators of
the department of justice report,
having found doing business under
a general head.
All commodities in the use of
electricity have been divided into
groups, the investigators say and all
of them are controlled by a central
organization.
Incandescent lights are said to be
controlled by one group, copper wire
by another, street car motors by
another, transforming machinery by
still another, and SO on down the
list of electrical appliances.
The government viii file its first
suit against one of those sections
and follow it up by actions against
the others as fast as investigations
are completed.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
The LyceuHls Fourth
Entertainment

At the Lyric last evening favored
few heard, saw and enjoyed Mrs.
William Calvin Chiffon in her
monodeamatic recitar. Polly Of
the Circus" That thrilling story Of
pathos and humor was handled
with rare drrmatic skill.
Mrs. Chiffon is a pleasing inter-
tainer, a woman of charming person
atty and tfose who heard her last
evening enjoyed a rare treat.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
To The Public

Don't trouble to make all your
Christmas presents. but patrOnize
the First ward school children's
Bazaar to be held at the bank build
ing, next Denmarks Drug Store,
Tuesday. Dec. 20. 1910.
Every thing from a small basket
to beautifully dressed doll, all kinds
of home made candy. Give US a
call and help a good cause-Benefit
Library for Fist ward school.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
|OCILLA RAILROAD
EXTENSION SURE.
Great Interest Is Being
Shown in Project.
Hon. j. A. j. Henderson, Presi-
dent Of the System, Says HE
Finds People Along the Line
Thoroughly Alive to Its linz
portance.

From The Constitution.
The proposition to extend the
Ocilla Southern railroad through
the central portion of the state Is
being discussed with a great deal OF
interest among the railroads and
also among the citizens of the sec
ton to be traversed by the new road.
1t seems practically assured that
the preliminary surveys will com
mence during the early part OF the
new year, and Hon. j. A. J. Hender-
son, president of the system, said
yesterday to a Constitution reporter
that the extension will positively be
built.
The new road will be one OF the.
most important in the state, giving
connection with the Southern. Sea-
board, Atlantic Coast Line, Atlanta,
Birmingham and Atlantic, Georgia
and Florida, and, in fact every other
road in the state. 1t will be a direct
line through the center Of the state,
running directly north and south
along the ridgeway, through the
finest agricultural part of Georgia
and shortening by Is miles the
distance to Macon and Atlanta be-
tween several of the places along
the line.
Mr.. Henderson would make no
definite statement as to the COM
pletion of the venture, but he said
that he had visited many OF the
cities along the line and had found
the people alive to their duty and
the Importance of securing and
helping the proposition through. A
meeting was recently held in Fitz-
gerald, and more than Sill, 900
worth of stock was pledged then by
prominent business men. Mr.. Hen
derson had no hesitancy in saying
that the road would be built and
that the work would start in the
near future. and once started, should
require but a short time to complete,
as the grading oil along the line will
be light.
The present Ocilla Southern rail
road is II miles in length and con-
meets Ocilla and Alapaha. The ex-
tension will be approximately 100
miles in length. extending north and
south from Ocilla and will take in
Nashville or Abel, Alapaha, Ocilla,
Fitzgerald, Abbeville and other wide
awake towns that will be greatly
benefited by the new road. 1t is
proposed eventually to extend to
the and west coasts.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
NOTICE

The City council has extended
the time for paying city taxes UNI
til the 10th Of December, after
which date the books will be closed
and executions issued.
C. P. MNcLEDoRE,
City Treas.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
SUBSCRIPTION OFFER.

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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17

The Fitzgerald Schools will close
for the holidays next Thursday, and
most of the teachers viii leave the
city to visit relatives and friends.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17

FOR RENT-Store room 24x75
first door, west Of First National
Rank, Pine St and Ware house in
rear Of store room, 2Ox4Oft. Apply
Il c. Drew; E. Altamaha St.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17

For the purpose of encouraging
subscriptions to the Enterprise we
are going to give an increased num-
Der of votes in the Enterprise con-
test and make it possible for some
hustling little girl to earn a nice
piano.
Number Of Votes Given for Subscriptions;
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
Number Of Votes Given for Subscriptions;

Read our clubbing offer IN an
other column; we are trying to make
it interesting.
Money paid on past due subscrip-
tons win be entitled to the same
number of coupons.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17

Typewriter Ribbons, Carbon pa
per and Copy holders at the Enter
prise Office.