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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
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That Kidney Backache.
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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
PLEASANT FIELDS or HOLY WRIT
The Intern ationaI S. S. Lesson.
Second Quarter, Lesson II; 2 Kings
VI 8-17 April 8 1911
Elishas' Heavenly Defenders

Next to actual defeat for com
manding officer is the humiliation
of having his strategic movements
anticipated by his enemy. Here is
a Bible story of how a Syrian king
was put to that confusion. If Ben
hadad said he would make an
ambuscade or an incursion the
Israelites were ready for either. Per-
sistency of it proved it no coinci-
dence. He thought it result of treason
but his officers said This is not
work of traitor but prophet He
telleth the king of Israel that thou
Speaketh in thy bed-chamber." With
characteristic obtuseness the Syrian
undertook to cope with omnipotence
as we'll as omniscience. At break
of day the prophet and his servant
90 out to the top of the hill to pray.
The eyes Of the young man dilate
with wonder, his cheeks blanch with
fear. He sees the city invested with
Syrians and cries Alas! my master
how shall we do? The prophet
does not upbraid his timorous COM
panion. He himself is fearless, his
faith as immovable as the mountain
on which he stands. But this tri-
umphant courage was not born in a
moment. 1t is the evolution of years
in which he has witnessed the
faithfulness of God. So he can say
to his companion Fear not! They
that be with us are more than they
that be with them! The prophet
asks for his servant what he does
not need for himself-sOme visible
manifestation of divine power to
offset the brave array of the enemy.
The prayer is answered. The p-o-
tective forces of providence for the
time take material form. Brilliant
and inspiring the panorama! Pict-
ures of flaming chariots with angle
characters move before the wonder
ing eyes of the young man. Seraphic
guards mass around the two who
stand so defensless on the mountain
top. Again it is shown that the
unseen is the real and the invisible
the mighty!
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
The Teachers Lantern.

Benhadad and his secrets discov-
cred is parable of the human soul
surprised that God can find it out.
The incident illustrates omniscience.
The Syrian in his palace lying on
his couch meditates his plans and
talks in soliloquy. The God who
made the ear hears him in DamaS-
Gus and tells Elisha in Samaria.
Linnaeus placed over his lecture
room door the motto Live guileless!
God observs you'll" The slowness of
the heart to apprehend God is
further indicated by the next step
of the Syrian kind. He sends an
army to take the prophet prisoner.
Having learned nothing by his
failure to cope with Omniscience he
now challenges Omnipotence. This
effort to arrest the prophet sets
forth the temerity and impotence
of the soul in its fight with God.
The timorous servant we'll repre-
sents some believers when they find
themselves beleagured by tempta'
ton and unfavorable environment.
Too much literalness spoilS the force
of the incident. Horses and chariotS
only picturesquely represent the
forces of providence and grace
which are available. Well said Felix
of Nola Where God is a spiders
web is as a wall! Where he is not
a wall is as a spiders webb" There
is foregleam of the millennium in
the prophets merciful defense of his
blinded enemies. He said to the king
Thou shalt not smite them!" Elisha
had sixty-three years experience in
his prophetical Office! Right well did
he show his trainingl
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
Youngs Chapel.

Among those who attended the
Millinery Opening at Rebecca Fri
day and Saturday were Mrs. S. D.
Young, Miss Maude johnson and
Mrs. Stanford.
Messrs. S. S. Young, Marion D.
Young, W. H. McGlamory, S. H.
McGlamory and others are attend
ing court in Fitzgerald this week.
Rev. Mr.. Stewart filled his regular
appointment at the M. E. Church
Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Reeves
preached to a large and appreci
alive audience Sunday evening.
Miss Maude Johnson spent the
weekend in Fitzgerald attending
the Institute and as the guest of
Miss Ocie Johnson.
Mrs. Fannie Young is expected
home from Douglas where she is
visiting.
We regret to learn of the misfor-
tune Of Mr.. Weaver McGlamory.
A few days ago while, testing his
ability to jump he hurt his foot
badly. We trust the result will
not be serious.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
The Best Offer Ever.

The Enterprise wants every farmer
reader to read the best farm paper
published in the South, which is the
Progressive Farmer of Raleigh N. C,
We are so anxious to do that we will
club it with the Enterprise at the
one rate of $500 this of course ap-
plies to new subscriptions to the
Progressive Farmer.
We will club the Enterprise with
the Progressive Farmer, (new sub
scription only The National Poultry
Journal, Every Woman's Magazine,
for $3.50. This is the best offer we
have ever made our subscribers.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06

Turn the waste places
into beauty spots; make
vegetable gardens Of the
vacant lots.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06

Employment for all at Woman's
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and Handkerchief. Coupons with
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Church or Benevolent Society Sem
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F. P. SroNER, Mgr.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
Attention Progressive
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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06

The Enterprise three times per
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enough.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06

The Enterprise is on sale at Adams
Candy Kitchen. Every issue con-
tains something worth the price to
any man who is interested in Fitz-
gerald OF believes in good govern
ment, civic virtue and the moral
uplift
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-13
Flynn Lays Off His
Men to Save Money
BY Economizing Now He Hopes Ia
Keep On a Full Force Later
in the Year.

Five gangs OF men. about forty in all.
including five foremen and ten teams, were
laid off temporarily by Thomas Flynn,
street commissioner, Monday morning. The
men. who are employed in the street clean
ing department, will take a forced leave
OF absence Of week. when they will be
replaced and other squads laid off
The layoff was made in the interests OF
economy" declared Street Commissioner
Flynn Monday morning "Our appropria-
ton Is not adequate TO carry the full force
OF men throughout the year and In the In
teFest OF the employees. 1t is better to lay
them off now than later In the year
Last year our funds ran short and the
action this year is in anticipation Of an
other similar condition. Unoer this sys-
tenn, all the employees OF the department
will he provided for when the cold weather
comes and when the men need work more
than now"
The order does not apply to any one set
in particular. but will be observed through
out the department BY laying gangs of
now. Flynn says he can save enough
money TO carry a full working force this
winter. Flynn also declares that the action
meets with the approval OF the employees.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-13
Insurance Men Meet
to Formulate Plans
Of Merged Concerns
Field Agents and Officers of Combin.
ing Companies Have Session
at Rome Hotel.

Fifty field agents of the Columbia Fire
Underwriters association, formerly the
Columbia Insurance company, came to
omaha Monday to meet the officers OF
the National Fire Insurance company OF
Hartford. which has taken over the assets
and force of the Columbia and organized
II as the Columbia Underwriters COM
pany. meeting was held in the Rome
hotel and the change in MANAGEMENT dis
cussed. c. o. Talmage. former assistant
secretary Of the Columbia company, be-
comes manager of the new company; e. G.
Bohanon, former state agent, has been
chosen general agent. and the other agents
continue In their former offices.
Judge James Nichols OF Hartford. presi-
dent Of the National Fire Insurance com
pany. and Fred s. James of Chicago. man
ager OF the western department, were
here from the east. Other officers present
were c. ID. Mullen. retiring secretary; 10.
B. Nicholson, assistant state agent; A. J.
Murrish, state agent, and Z. r. Goodman
North Platte, district manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-13
Price of Ice is Not
to Be Advanced, Say
the Omaha Dealers
Assert that the Price is Now Based
on the Cost of Shipping Ice In
from the North.

The price OF ice is not likely to make an
other advance In Omaha. but a famine is
faced by smaller towns through the state
and even now large quantities are being
shipped from the north to Omaha whole-
salers and then on to smaller centers of
distribution.
I'VE will not make another advance, be-
cause our prices are already based upon
the necessity for shipping in Ice" said a
prominent dealer Fifty cents per 100
pounds covers the present conditions, and
we are shipping in carloads from Clear
lake and northern points every day. AS q
matter of fact, we had only twelve days
of ice cutting during the winter and all
we could do in that time did not give us
a supply sufficient to carry the trade for
any length of time.
IF Omaha had another week like the
last one most Of the ice dealers would have
to go out Of business. The heat and the
bad water from the city supply has in
creased our pure water business enor-
mously and We have more orders in now
with eastern manufacturing Companies for
coolers than they can supply.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-13
N0NUNl0N BAND PLAYS
SUNDAY AT HANSC0M PARK
ConcessfOBaire solves the Problem
without waiting Action of
Park Hoard.

w. w McCombs, concessionaire at Ham
scom park. has solved the problem Of
whether a union or nonunion band Will
furnish music. as far as he is concerned
The Union Pacific band. the members
OF which are not members OF the
Musicians union. has been employed and
gave the first concert Sunday afternoon
Whether union music should be hired was
put up to the bard OF park commissioners
two weeks ago. Mccombs appeared before
the board and told the members that he
could get a nonunion band of twenty
pieces or a union organization Of about
twelve pieces for $50. the amount he Is to
expend each Sunday, and asked the park
board to decide which was wanted The
question was referred to q committee,
composed OF Miller. Watson and AGulIin,
which was expected 70 report last week.
But for some reason the report was not
forthcoming. and McCombs hired the non
union organization.
A. the park board has TO approve the
selection OF the band. the proposition will
again face II. In the meantime, the nom
union band win furnish the music
The committee has not had a meeting
ms yet" said Rome Miller Monday morn
ing. Il suppose that when the approval
OF the park board is asked. the proposition
VIII be thoroughly threshed out"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-13
ONE RESULT OF ADVERTISING
State of Minnesota shows Large
Gains from Persistency In
This Regard.

Minnesota can show Nebraska several
pointers on developing the resources OF this
state according to the observation OF VIII
A. Campbell OF the publicity bureau Of the
Commercial club, who returned today from
81. Paul. Mr.. Campbell spent Sunday with
l.. w. Hill. president OF the Great Northern
railroad.
Since January 1 Of the present year, 59s
cars OF emigrant movables have been
brought into the state of Minnesota as a
result OF state advertising. participation
in land shows and conservation congresses. -
said Mr.. Campbell. Minnesota has secured
upward Of 100000 people as a result of ad-
vestising in the last two years. Minnesota
has the best state fair in the world and the
state stands behind it; Minneapolis has an
immigration department supported by an
annual appropriation OF $4,000 ana the
state commercial clubs never let an on
portunity go by without showing Min
nesota's resources"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-13

UIHHFAceIuI Conduct
OF liver and bowels in refusing to act. is
quickly remedied with DR.. Kings Life Pills.
25c For sale by Beaten Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-13
9RIEE CITY NEWS


- root Prfnt II
lctrio Nans- Burress-or,,e.o
CIV hoy In the Family-A son was
~ f.-lt1A srt.' .-.t.as ar and Mrs
iE7' s;oekfsnL b. locust street.
-Svldson Talks at LinoOin-Dr W. M
-'''sohi ift retinng. superintendent OF
Hools vent 80 Lincoln Monday morning
81 oehyer The cohvocstion address at the
Snins OF the summer school.
Hospital Apprentice Here-Georse w.
tee h"sli' =. y.eauce urst class. from
ue navy yaics ~ Washington. ID. C.. ar
wed In Omaha Monday morning to relieve
". }. Saunders. who will leave the service
on June 10. having served eight years as
Diuejaci,6i
Wants Pay for hog Bite-winiam &.
fanisef carrier In the employ OF the
Morid-Herald biotght suit against NJ $
Catherine g. Mash. 1906 Burt street Mon
eay in county court for $500. alleging that
Great Dane dog belonging to the latter
DAD severely bitten him on April ..
o1rahan Lands South Dakota Job-The
commission Tor the designs for q new court
house for Clay county. South Dakota, to
be erected al Yermiiion has been assigned
70 i. u Wins. an Omaha architect. The
building VIII be along CLASSICAL lines and
constructed Of Bedford stone II will cost
HOo,Voo- There were eight architects IN
competition for the commission. Mr.. VIII
lis returned from vermilion today.
Sues for Being Ejscted--with the draw
ing Of the color line in an Omaha theater
as It's main issue case now ON trial In
district court before Judge Sutton is ex-
citing much interest Mary e. Overall
Quatrebaun Is suing r. L. johnson, B. c.
Bilz Frank Bacon and the Burwood Stock
Company for $500. alleging that she was
bodily elected from the theater on October
H. lsOS, with some physical injury and
greater injury to her pride. wholly because
she was colored.
Funeral OF Miss Mary ]. Dietrick-The
funeral Of MISS Mary j. Dletrick, Sor many
years teacher in the Monmouth Park
and Walnut Iiil schools. who died last
Friday. was held Monday morning from
st. Peters Holman Catholic church,
Twenty-eighth and Leavenworth streets,
Rev. Father McGovern celebrating the
funeral mass. Interment was in Holy Sep
ulchre cemetery. The palIbearers were
Dr. Fred Lsnsdon, VIII McCaffrey, John
Moriarity James Smith, Bert Murphy and
Win Heating In addition to members of
the family and numerous personal friends
of Miss Dietrich a number of teachers
from the Omaha public schools attended
the funeral services and accompanied the
procession TO the cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-13
GROCER TOURISTS STOP HERE
Ohio and Minnesota Delegations Take
Time to View Sights.
GOING 10 Denver CONVENTION
other Delegations TN Special Cars
and Trains 20 Pass Through This
Week for Meeting Point
In West.

Retail grocers from Ohio and Minnesota
en- route to the Denver convention. invaded
Omaha for brief visit Monday and were
entertained by the publicity bureau Of the
Commercial club and by Rome Miller. at
the Rome hotel
With Cincinnati as a starting point a spe-
cial train picked mp members Of the Ohio
party of i25, which arrived in Omaha at
$3.50 o'clock in the morning. The train
came in on the Illinois Central and leaves
over the Union Paslfie at O'Clock.
Twenty-Five persons were In the Min
nesota party. Most Of them were from Min
neapolis and St Paul but there were rep
resentatives OF other Minnesota and North
Dakota cities. They we're travelling in a
special car. which left on the Union Pacific
Monday afternoon.
The national convention OF retail grocers,
opening in Denver tomorrow is the OBJ
jective point of these excursions. The Ohio
delegation viii remain at the convention
for three days and then will go to salt
Lake City and Yellowstone park before
returning. e.
The Buckeyes toured the city by trolley
and visited the packing houses in South
Omaha during the forenoon. Luncheon was
taken at the Rome hotel
Special trains. special cars and parties
travelling on regular trains are passing
through Omaha this week, bound for Den
Yer and San Francisco. where two national
conventions are to be held soon Omaha
is also contributing representatives to
these national meetings.
The National Retail Grocers' association
meets in Denver June 10 to 16. Omaha
grocers are making up a party 10 go west
on the Burlington train this evening.
special train, carrying two cars from
New York and one from Chicago, In which
Is Thomas p. Sullivan, president of the
association, passed through Omaha this
afternoon via the Northwestern-U Union Pa
cific route. Two cars, with Boston and
New England grocers. arrived later. join
Ing the special train of the Ohio section,
going out on the Union Pacific
At the head OF the Omaha party of groc-
ers are e. E. Young, Penn B. Fodrea and
w. II. Avery.
Two special trains OF the members OF the
International Sunday School association 60
west on the Union Pacific Tuesday and
Wednesday. The Burlington is carrying
a special with all the representatives OF
Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota on Tues
day, and a special train with the Chicago
and eastern members on Thursday.
Both the Burlington trains will leave
Omaha at 4:l0 p. m. being Joined here
by Sunday school men from Minneapolis
and St Paul on the Thursday train.
The World Evangel special. with $50
people aboard. will pass through Omaha
Tuesday. The members will stop here
from p. m. to 1:45 D. m. to eat lunch,
and then will continue to San Francisco
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-13
Negroes Fined for
Insulting Women
Several Complaints Have Been Filed
by Women Living in the North
Part of the City.

Women residents along North Twen-
tieth street have complained TO the police
that they have been repeatedly insulted by
negroes within the last few days. Sergeant
Havey reported TO Captain Dempsey that
Mrs. Gus Wylie and Mrs. Joseph Franks
were insulted by two burly negroes while
walking toward their homes at COZ and zoe
North Seventeenth street Saturday. After
giving the two women terrible fright the
negroes ran away to escape detection and
disappeared into Ills North Twentieth
street. Later In the evening Arthur Charry,
a negro hatcher. was arrested charged
with being one OF those who insulted Mrs
Wylie and Mrs. Franks. He was fined $40
and costs by Judge. Crawford in police
court Monday morning after protesting
that he was not implicated in the affair.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-13

on their way 10 the Sunday school meet
ing. Another special carrying members
from Wheeling. w. Va; Louisville. KY;
Boston and Memphis. will arrive here
Wednesday going out over the Union Pa
cific
The dates Of the Sunday school conven-
ton are June 20 to q.
The Modern Woodmen Of America leave
here for Buffalo on two special trains June
i6 one train, carrying many Lincoln
and Nebraska members. will travel over
the Burlington, and the Omaha people
will leave over the Milwaukee. The con
vention starts June rs with teams from all
over the country present.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-13

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-13
Real Estate Values
Increase in County

Assessed upon a basis Of one-fifth act
uai value. figures in the county assessors
office show real estate assessment for
this year OF 81. b62 loi for Douglas county.
Last year IT was ssLSll7sO. showing an in
crease OF ss1Lal.
The county commissioners begin their
sittings a. a board OF equalization Tues
day. The figures on personal property are
not yet compiled.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-13

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