Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-22
Department Of The WmaR's
Municipal League.
MRS. S. M. WHrcHARD, Editress.

at the present writing.
Woman commands with a mild
er control,
She rules by enchantment the realms
of the soul,
AS she glances around, in the light
other smile
The war of the vices is hushed for
a while"
"Shun profane and vain habblings
for they will increase unto
more ungodliness., II Timothy ZIG
Foolish and unlearhed questions
avoid knowing that they dc
sinder stripes. II 5:58.
BE STRONG
We are not here to dream to
drift, we have work to do, and LOAD S
to lift. Shun not the struggle fan
it, its Gods gift,
Be Strong!
LIFT THEM ASK THEIR HUSBANDS All
HOME" | Cor. 1886.
Our dear Husbands
We have been asking you SO
many questions, and you have been
so good about answering them that
we just want to digress little this
time and tell you something real
funny we heard today.
Just as we wives were trying to
decides whether to ask you about
the candidates for Alderman, or if
you are going to let the Pleasure
Cub" continue business at the
same old stand Aunt Patsy came
in-you remember her-the old
slave who in grandpa's family, who
talks to the moning sun-beams and
the moonbeams and the south
wind etc, etc.
Aunt Patsy can get her pipe and
sit down and close her eyes and
talk with friends" of hers and
learn more about the schem IS of
the politicians, in one hour than
you all put together can learn in a
week.
She told us today that the
South-wind patted her on the the
cheeks and walked her about sun
rise this morning to tell her how he
had just Quoted a dispute be-
tween the moon and the early
morning sun in regard to the pc
sition of the fine newly anEoanc-
ed candidate for alderman, on the
prohibition question The Sun
said they were nearly all church
members and prohibitionists and
the moon said they might be church
members alright, but they were
certainly not prohibitionists that
she had seen a group of men all
plotting together the night before
and they said it seemed that a
pretty decent sort of a man was
running for mayor, and while they
were sure they could manage" him
the goody-goody" claimed him and
the best way to do would be to
support him, but TIE HIS HANDS Off
TALLY WITH FIVE ALDERMEN in the
new council. They all agreed and
went out to find their men. Soon
they returned, and had some of the
cleverest men in town-good, big
hearted fellows who are represent
ing the various churches and bank
ing institution and all favoring the
LOCALIZED saloons as proven
tive of the blind tiger and Pleasure
Club evil.
Well, it seems that the Morning
Sun had also seen and heard some
thing of the political plans and
he claimed that they were all good
men (Which they are) and prohibit
tionists because he, the Sun had
seen and heard them talking with
some of the ladies ard preachers
and heard what they said-hence
the dispute between the sun and
the moon well, the South. wind
came quietly upon the scene and
stopped the dispute by telling them
that they WERE BOTH RIGHT.
Said he to the moon, you travel
by night" and to the sun, you
travel by day" and to both, I travel
by day and night, too and these
gentlemen are prohibitionists by
sunlight and ants by moonlight"
and he sped on his way to tell the
Joke to Aunt Patsy, now what do
you think about it?
Aunt Patsy says, there's lots O
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