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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
Tamilienfrei5.
Sin @ort snr 9ienitboten-Mot6.


@enn beute 5tpei &ausfralten 5u=
iommeniiben, 10 flagen iie einanoer
tire Mow nit. sen 9~ienltmaoden.
SOS boben iie INNER getban," miro
man MIR Iaden6 e%rpi6ern.
So freilid; aber iett bat es 6amit
eine gan5 amere 8eman0tniB als fritz
Ter. Ga ioBen frei1id audi 6ie @alts=
frauen beieinan0er nno fonnten fein
gnbe fin1er nit 6ieiem Bethlehem uno
ergiebigen Sbemo; aber eS muroe in
aler @emitblidfeit obgebon6elt es
batte meiter fetnen 3med, als cine
miibige 5tln1e al1s5ufmnen.
SS11 a1nierer 3eit lit es gu elmer
~brennenoen Srage gemoroen, fir sic
cine befrieoigen6e 2ofang gu fin5en
cine Motbpetr0igfeit %getpor0en lift. @in
gutter ODER idledter Dienifbote lit
MN einnal bon ridt tpeg5ulengner-
ser 8eoeuturg fir Sag 8ebagen tm
@ouie e, a1nb Dor Mnem 6as be1t5utoge
IN sen meiiten Samilien iiblide
rMfG6de1 fir Mnes."
@orin beiteben 6enrt nun 1ie baupt>
IadIidften uro b%eredtigfften &lagen
ser &opsfrolne1. Die Md6den mol
len 1ur nod 6ie 1ei9teite Mrbeif
bat1r, 1idt Sen IeiieIten Saoel b0ren,
a1nb fobolo ibnet 6ie g%eringite &lei<
nigfeit ni9t bebagt, fiin6igen ite Ben
Dienit ouf. Dobei iin6 1ie 2obne
etrorm eeitieget1. Erea1e, @emiiien-
baftigfeit, SSnterei1e fit 6ie &erridaft
gibt es feItert urter bren, Diele SUI
genoen geb0ren elmer bergange1tet
@pode an. Mnes DIES lit IN ser
Gbot 10, ober tragen uniere Dienit
madden ollein oie Sdprlb an 6ieier
unginitieen un6 geraoe5u berbang=
niBboqen REMEMBERING?
2eiber ooer bienei9t 5ltn1 Slid
H
ml1B im 6ieie 6roge berneinen. Mbs
geieber bon Sen Mietbs-8 ureaus, nit
oenen mir int l1ebermaB geIeenet iin6
un6 Sic 8ltnt groBen mbeil sic Sdptl6
an 6ieien 3uitdnoen trifft, bon 6eteet
mir beute ie6o6 nidt fpreden tpo1en,
iinb ou6 uniere &oatsfrater felbff BON
elmer iold)er 6ard,ul1s 1idt freight.
Ipre6m.
Man berirde einmoI, iid 5u erin
11er1u, 1pie iidj uniere Miitter benin
Mietbett zines 1telte1t observation-disclosures
bennbnte,1, un6 pergleide 6omit Sic
Mrt, in Ser 5ies iett eei6iebt. @or
@Ilem tpur5e 6en Md6den ber @abr-
beit gemrdb mitgefbeilt, meldes tire
8flidten fein niiir6en, u16 6aSielbe
tp11Bte 6nber gerar1, maS es 5u ertpar=
ten bnt.
Sett 1T 6os Engagement elmer
r&ousgebilffin" bas refine 2iebestper-
ben. mit Benz imbeiten 2d6eln auf
Sen 2ippen i1derp 6ie 9omer Die
@te1ltrg in brm 9o,fe in ben TO.
tighten gorben at idiito6er1, cine iiber-
tr1nrpt cine iberbietet ole n116ere.
gon BfIiidfbtm 1T nenig, bon @edtet
1mionlebr Sic @eoe.
ggog @inoer, Dab oem Mdoden,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
2tnoere6e.
Mrbeit ,aadjt bas 2eben iah.

- -
@s 1par einntal Elm &nabe, Der ieit1
aeben germ gang lno gar nit 5pie.
len 5ugebradt batte. Die Ma1tter 90
gege1 polte, 1nB er in Ole S6ule
ginge. Sos @etter mar prd6tig, Ole
Come glan5te an eitem blallen uro
moltenloien &immel, Ole @ogel
5mitiderten in Sen 8aumen, Ole SSn-
ecten i1mmten, a1nb Elm ianftes 2uft>
den betpegte leidt Ole @flan5en. Ser
@nabe maire Iieber 6ur@ 6ie Gel6er
geloufem, als ii6 in Der Sdule elm
geiperrt at ieben, nit Der Scale auf
ben 8Id)ern.
80 sic id0nen 8lumen! 9aB utrs
Elm tpenig anbalten alrf bieier @teie,'
{ogte @uitap gu 6em Ma66en, 6as
i'm in sic @dmle fiibren iollte.
uMeim &leiner", fagte 6ieies, rid
bobe mebr gu mun, als gu ipielen.
Sobalb i'd Did CUR Sdule eebradt
babe, mub id) CUR M11tter 5uridtebb-
rem un5 nit ibr arbeiten. @enn man
midt arbeitet, 10 peroient mon nidts,
nm 8ro6 31 foufen."
@inen Mlegenblid 6arauf iab Ser
@uitnb cine 8iene, 6ie bon 8lunte 5t
@lume flog, ur6 er fa9te gu ieiner
8egleiterin: rMA, mie gerne m0dte
i6 fret fem, 11m gu ipteGen, tpie 6ieie
8iiene, sic binfliegt, po es ibr am be-
iten gefdnt."
vMein SSu1pge, sic 8iene Ipielt
midt, iie fliegt bon 8l1me gu 8Iltne,
I'M Sen 8liitbenitaub gu iammeln,
aus sem Ser &onig entitebt, ut16 1penre
fie fi4 6omit geniiaen6 bela6e1 bot,
febrt iie nod Sem 8%ienenforb 511rid,
I'M sort ibren 8orrntb nieoer5ule-
gen."
80, iener @ogel, Ser om BuBe Ser
&ede l%1mberbipft uno iingt," beurerff-
te @uitob, u6er bergniigt ii@, 5as
iiebt man tnobI, 6enr er if 10 tta1nt
ter"
rglu6 ser @ogeI," ertpt6erte 6as
MG6dper1, ubot Mn6eres gu Hum, alS
GIT ipielen; iiebit D1 nidt, 1pie er bier
um6 90 Elm 8lGttden un6 &ol3dRn
un6 Scare un1 @oIe ~5uiammen1ieit,
atm fem Sect 1amit at ba1,en?"
Sn ser Ebot, in bemielben Mlger1.
Bid flog ser @ogel fort ur6 trltg in
ieinem 5dnobel eiren Inrtgen 5trob-
balm, u115 iekte fi6 ntf sic Spite ei-
neg 8oumes, mo er IN 6em 6iditen
@ebiiide ongefangen botte, iein Sect
gu bauer.
Midt melt 6abon lief Elm &uno por-
BEL; @uitao rief bn, ltm nit linn gu
ipielen. Mber ein SSdger pfiffr un6
ser &uno lief gu ieinem &errn un6
bieIt iid binter ibm 6ur9 6ie Sel6er.
Mon b0rte einen gd11B ur1 Iab 6en
@at16 i9nen loufen; ser Sdger bate
Elm @ebbltbn geidoiien uru6 Ser Sumo
bradte es ibm.
@n6li9 begegnete @l1itab einem
BON einem @u1eernbnrlden
8fer6e. @r ftan6 ftin un6
pollte fid nit 6ieiem pergniigen; ober
Ger 8aller iogte 5u ibm:
vDie baben mebr at tbun als gu
Die miiiien mir beIfen, sizes
6eI6 5u pfliieen. @er 11idt iGiiet, ern
tet ni6t."
v@Ie baben etapas 5l1 tbun," iagte
iib 6arouf @u1tao, res miro mobl
beiier iein, i@ Hue al16 ettpos uno
gebe CUR S6ule."
Das bat er, un6 that mobl 6a=
ran, 5enn mer nidt orbeiten min, ion
nu6 nibt eIIen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21

Dos sod jung, uniiiberlegt un6 u1rge-
idulten @eiites III, biefer Weibrauh
gu @opfe iteigt, 6aB fie anfdngt, iii6
fir cine Gerle bres @eibledts gu.
balten, sob tie ben id0ren @orten,
bent lo6enben 5irenengeiong Der
r1el1en &errin glol1bt uno bermeint,
in eine Mrt sdlaraffenlam gu TOM
men uno oud BEL ibren berborragen-
Ben gigenidaftm = oenn maram rii-
len fid bie Domen fonft I'M Tie -
ser geredten Mnipru9 nuf Elm ioldyes
gut baben.
Sn @abrbeit maat iid Damn 6ie
Sad'e gang an0ers. Sic Dame lit
i%iber5eugt, 6ab 0as Mdoden gotr5 gut
miiie, SAB iie gum Mrbeiten gemietbet
iei un6 lit auf's unangenebm1te uiber-
raidt, menn 6asielbe MIR fir iol6e
bon Ser lei@teiten Mrt 2uit be3eigt;
aber in Sen eriten Gogen idpeigt iie
ut5 gibt iid Miibe, moglidit ltebeus<
mir0ig 5u iein, um sos Md6den crit
einmal beimiid meroen 5n laiien.
Gas 2ebtere 1T aber audi idon in
0ieier erften 8eit duBerit enttduidt.
Dieie Game, sic uio iiiB tbat," als
iude iie cine Srel1n0in, lift o14 ni6t
beifer ols sic Mn6eren. v5ie beiBt sic
&errin berolts" u116 rntar, lit muir
gum Mrbeiten 6a." 9os bot 6od} Elm
Ma6den, nm 6as iiG ole Damer 10
reiBen, nidt n0tbig. Mon uIdBt es
alto on ii6 fomme1t", un5 eines So
ges reiBt ser &ausfrau Ole idon Iut<
&c MIR mibiam betpabrte @e6ul6. sic
iogt Der 8erle", 6ie gu erobern fte
ii6 10 biel Mibe eegeben, niht lire
Metnung, 0 reirt, bodftens Sen 5ebn=
ten Sbeh 6erie1ben; aber a1d 5os lit
idon 51,biel, ubie @erle" fiin6tgt, nn5
6as Spiel gebt Don nelten1 an.
@oIlte mum oieie &a1tsfrol1 fiB Ste
denidaft iiber ibr Sba1t un6 2ofien
ob1eeen, 10 miiBte tie fid ioeen, 6oB
Tie ielbif ibr MG6den beroorben bot.
@ie famt ul1f elmer 8aiis bon TIT
mabrbeit 1rr6 @el1d}elei ettpos @1ttes
entiteben?
uslber man 3pingt unS 6o5u," bore
ib Sic @ousfrauen %ertpi6ern, rauf
on6re @eiie befommt man iiberbaupt
fein Md0den mebr."
@eriudt es MIR eimuroI. Cine
trdge, unbeidei0ene 8erlon nit iiiBen
@orten at f06ern, bat ia pbnebin fei=
men 8qped, Elm tiidtiges, bropes Ma6=
diem aber, a1nb mir 1ponen bod mdt
o%nmebmen, 6as 6ieie m1sgeitorben
iin6, miro bieneidt gero6e @ertralte1t
a1 gae6 faiien, men11 Str in rltbiger
@eife uno acknowledgement lire @teI-
lung 1T @ltrem Snuie 6nructeriiirt
nn6 tire Hfltften nennt, nn6 bnbt
Str br, Sem 3nge ser 3eit foIgen6,
mebr &edte 3ugeitan6en, o1s 5ies
friiber iibIid} mar uno aIs es @u@
bieqeidt lieb lift, 10 boltet bo@ ftrerg
barouf 6oB ite ibr 1,npertiir5t 5u-
heI aper6ert. gei6 giitig n1,S freun6~
lih un6 bam @eaul6 nit ibr 1tn6
miht eeger iie tpie gegen
notirIide Sein6in. 3eiat S1te-
reiie fir lire gl1pgelegenbeit obne
ur6 f1out nidt na@ einiger
3et in nllem 6ieiem ob; aber ideut
bonn eriten Eoge o1 1tidt, elmer
notbuen6igen Ga6el in rlbiger @eiie
5u GuBern.
@ieueidt f0nnt SIR 6ur6 Elm fol-
dies @erbalten menigftens fir gner
sic Dienitbotenfroge elmer Be-
frieoigen6en 2oiung rdber brin9en,
l1tto ol1s ein5elnen Eropfen beftet ia
5ns 1,ren6lide Meer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21

s. 8. @Iomqa1iit, Elm tpobdbetartnr
ter @alpfnra1n bon gsooile, ISIS,
gibt on: rMeire Span bdA Golep's
&onep ono Gar COMPOUND fir 5os
bette &aiteratitteI n11f 6em Morfftte.
sic bot berfdie0e,pe 5orter ge-
bra1ht, uher Soleps &onep & 9nr
COMPOUND bringt Sic beten Meinlo-
h." Dns Bette ffIiir &in0er un6 fir
.ertpadiere Herio1e1t. gntbalt feline
.0piaten~ Molitor Drug So. aln-
55eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
&mmorinii6ts.

Son ser Secnn5arbubn n.
- &oifbeamter (8um @ei5er): r&e<
ter, beute muBt gu idon eine Sdau-
fel &obIen mebr opfern, beute baben
MIR einen ,@rprebbrief'!"
&inbermnn6. - Mutter::
r6iblft gu semi gar nidts in Dei-
nem @emiiien 6oriiber, baB Da beim-
lid 6os gart5e 0bit alafgenoidt boit?"
&arddett: ugeein inn @euiiien ni6t,
-aber I'M Magen."
Sn Ser 5ommerfriide.-
Sos Mildma6ben lGBt ia beute 10,
lange auf fi@ tparten. @ie fommt
5enn 6us?"
uSn, Ole MfiId Is nod 11idt fertig,
De &ump Is 5erbrod]en."
Ser nnteri9ieo. - @irm:
u@as fat ser @err sort beitelt?"
&enner: v@i1ert Moffu."
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-06
Teach Gardening In The Common Schools

IF the education that of most worth to be naC WHICH ee
and immediate needs OF those to be edaaeo e
Gardening sboud be part of every school course IN the
a schools of Georgia things contribute much the COM
fort health and happiness of the family greatly reduce the e
of living good garden during the four seasons OF the year
~ THINGS are so universally lacking the average Georgia farm
Most farmers have some apology for spring garden few
make feeble attempts at GARDEN still fewer plant anything al
for oarden scarcely any thought the possibilities OF
winter Garden And yet family almost be fed from great
f vegetables spring fall and winter parts
the State of Georgia by akng much thought and little work
Here if anywhere revolution needed And will
and Quicker by and through public schools if these
to the real needs the people who support them and
the pupils who attend them
School gardens school rounds have not generally been
verv successful used in small way Tor expert
The subject when taught school and pracced at
the homes under direction supervision of both teacher and
~ and the homes: and has incidentally brought about closer
d more vmpathec relationship the mutual advantage OF ALL
Tn holding teachers have frequently made it
~ 70 eone every teacher bring the class large list
nossbe of vegetables usually grown Ono possible to be
a in spring garden M garden 0 fall garden W winter
Garden The mere getting and reading out of these lists will often
some thought on subject that will lead profitable
ton.
Clubs are as necessary Corn Clubs and profitable
teachers Of Georgia will adjust and restrict their work closely
TO the real needs communities that they to
NJ L. Duggan, State School Supervisor.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-06
Schools That Fit The Child For Life

things presented the child
that he does their relation with things at home
along road The and and capitals the boy
studies about suggest nothing him of his creek hill
county The history he hears the schoooom fails connect
with the politics his father talks His arithmetic worth nothing to
HIM when goes orchard make doubee His
knowledge fact like peoples region-kept in little lock-
up compartments and not allowed permeate his life
This the fault the study of the textbooks
teacher the of them partly blame
little than folly for the boy learn about Hmaaas
idea how the soil his fields formed: prac
ca arithmetic that lends him through all the of proportion
progression without teaching him how calculate fertilizer for
poor any child study teacher who thinks that
her duty when the child learns read AID des not
show him how read to his pleasure and profit has
teachings the parent who thinks that his the
the child criticism of the teacher and that he
help the child join what he taught school what he
sees outside falling bis duty and failing realize his
opportunities.
South need TO realize that schools should
bea preparation its work. that just they close
help solve its problems thew useful and that just in
proportion they give the children of the land the power
knowledge the inspiration of high ideals will the South OF to
prosperous and worthy-Th Progressive Farmer.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-06
The Central Warehouse
And The Cotton Reports.

their advertisement the Leader Enterprise this firm stated
would information regarding the number
with them believing be detrimental to the inter-
ests of the producer furnish this data spectators
Wednesday Sept 4 the Treasury Department present
ed Warehouse and requested of the
hand Mr. Dodd declined give it, The practice of urn-
ishng this appears unfair the producer for under the
guise authority gives the Spectator the information
the motif for the rapid fluctuations that invariably
injury the producer The average production the
pie the year should the ultimate price of the product De-
prve Spectator inside information and believe the
law Supply and Demand would have opportunity
itself At the present EapeCotton that makes the price
public will with interest the of this
between the and the Treasury department
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-06

The Union demands adopted in Chattanooga
on Banking and Currency inadequate and vague The
tanks are right the trouble lies the fact that there is
cent money zeal mory) to do the business of the
country Our volume of money circulation does keep
with the volume production the farm and in the factory Every
body scramble share of what does pass around gives tie ad
vantage who his price, measured the
the ownership of his Its human
only human taking the advantage of this favored
position the law places The remedy lies with currency
by The upon State Ponds the Nation
through National improvements throughout
for with treasury notes issued for that specific
way increase volume of money circulation
none direct dollar by the aborer changes
readily other The products of the farm and factory
would have ready the purchasing of the
would create normal demand for these commodities
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-06

lars worth of corn did Governor
Brown give out of his barn to the
people of Cherokee county!
Is. When Georgia was threat
ened with salt famine what inn
mediate action taken by Governs
or Brown resulted in great good
to the welfare of his State?
II. What other means was us
ed by Georgia besides the~SSa!t
Bureau" which was organized by
the Legislature and distributed to-
her people to obtain salt? s
IS. What year did Georgia be-
come the battle ground stragetie
point!
10. What evidence nave we
that Georgia was the very center
of the Confederacy's vitality?
20. When was Georgia's dark
ri
est days? =
81. Relate the incident of the
Imprisonment of the Macon Edi-
tor.
%. As the civil system had
been entirely overthrown by the
militia and there was neither law
nor order and conditions were very
seriously agitated by the incendi-
airy teachings of the Union Leag4e
what secret order was organized
to offend these conditions?
%. How mary days was the
carpet bag Legislature in session
and how much did it cost?
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-06
Schools Of. City
Badly Crowded
Board Will Make More
Room and Employ
Another Teacher.

The enrolment in the schools
of the city has almost reached
800, and on account of the con-
gested conditions, the Board of
Education has found it necessary
to secure an extra room and an
other teacher. They expect to
employ a good teacher, and the
pupils will be transferred accord
ing to the location of their resi-
oences.
In order that the periods in the
High School may be arranged sat
isfactorily the 4th Ward school
will have their recess from 1915
to 1:15. All pupils living six or
more blocks from the school
building viii be permitted to take
their lunches.
The High School Savings Bank,
which was installed last year in
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-06

WANTED-The Cosmopolitan
Groupe requires the services of a
representative in Fitzgerald and
surrounding territory, to look af-
ter subscription renewals, and to
extend circulation by special
methods which have proved unu-
sualIy successful. Salary and Com
mission. Previous experience de-
sirable but not essential Whole
time or spare time. Address,
with references, Charles q. Sch
wer, The Cosmopolitan Group,
381 Fourth Ave, New York City.
68-2t.
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The Blue Ridge Judgeship.

The State Democratic Committee after caeu
thorough investigation charges preferred by Judge H. L.
eon has by vote declared Judge Patterson tne non
over his opponent Judge Norris The rotten methods reso
TO in mer County hardly be duplicated in the worst county
in South Carolina good sign of the times Tor georgia a'
the stamp of dsapproval be put upon ecton uS anu
Of money and whisky primary elections Fraudulent prac
o hove ocome so common in primary elections until the
candidate not willing to oop such depths has but little shower
getting elected This the the Executive COMMITTEE
will have Statutory future elections and with proper en-
candidates who counter to similar cond
o This action of the committee has also established pre-
den for the future of local contests and we nope WI"
bring about greater respect for the published rules governing our
county primaries in the future.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-06

You certainly would not suffer
the tortures of Indigestion if you
knew of a remedy that would
positively relieve and cure you.
"Digestit" is a certain quick relief.
1t will stop indigestion, Sour
Stomach, Distress after eating and
other stomach upsets almost in
stantly. We absolutely guarantee
it to give you entire satisfaction.
If not we give YOU back your
money. Thousands of people all
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-06
For Indigestion, Sour Stomach,
Distress After Eating--Digestit

over the country have gotten relief
by the use of this harmless remedy.
Try it today. Get package and
take one dose-if it does not give
you immediate relief it won't cost
you penny. Browns Digestit
should be in every home-it is a
certain quick relief for Indigestion
prevents distress after eating a
hearty meal-and makes your tired
worn out stomach good as new.
For Sale by Frazers Drug Store.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-06
History Questions
Official Program For September
1912, Georgia Division U. D. c.

ANSWERS will appear in next issue)
1. When the Southern Confed-
eracy was organized at Montgom.
cry, Ala, how long did the en-
thusiasm continue over the state of
Georgia?
2. How many more soldiers did
Georgia furnish than her voting
capacity?
3. Name Georeia's representa-
tives at the Session Convention.
4. Who of her gifted sons pre-
sided at the Session Conventional
5. Who of her SONS was the
Convention in favor of making
their president but who expressly
forbade the use of his name?
6. What noted Georgian doubt
ed that the South would conquer
the North?
Z. Who prevented serious trou-
ole between the Union men-and
State government of North Geor-
gia?
8. After Georgia had seeded
at what county seat did the citizens
plant a pole and raise on it a Unit
ed States flag and kept it floating
there for several weeks in open de-
fance of the Confederate and State
authorities?
8. When the rest of the State
was irritated and appealed to
Governor Joseph Brown for re-
dress what was his reply?
10. What act recommended by
President Davis and passed in
Confederate Congress in 1862 was
thought most disastrous to the
Confederacy?
II. Why was this act consider
ed by the Confederacy a reflection
on the patriotism of the whole
Southern population?
70. How did it deteriorate the
principle Of State rights9
s 10. In March, 1863, when
Georgia's war governor issued a
proclamation concerning the Leg
islature in special session to dis
cuss the subject OF bread, what
did he say the apportune time was
at hand fox us to consider and do?
IA. What amount did be lay
before the Legislature for the dis
tribution and support Of INDECENT
families of soldiers2
Is. How many thousand dol
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-06
Farm Loans.

/ can obtain money on farm
lands for you at reasonable inter
est rates for period Of five Years.
Talk it over with me. If | can
not do better than anybody else,
there's no harm done. If you ex-
pect to need any money this Fall,
see me at once. Don't wait until
your neighbor gets it all.
68-tf. Clayton Jay.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-06

The Athens Mutual Fire Insurance Company unable meet the
requirements framed for protection of the
Insured qrdang its business No doubt number of socaed
Companies will doing business Georgia. all to the
benefit of citizens opportunity personally
investigate proposition presented them When the
weakngs and undesab weeded OUT will possible place
more confidence in the that weather the storm
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NOTICE

The Tax Books are open at the
City Hall for the payment of the
city taxes for the year 1912.
G. P. MINGLEDoRF,
If City Treasurer.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-09-06

Mr.. Perry R. Booker left Sat
urday night to attend the. annuss
reunion Of his regiment which
met in Indianapolis, Ind, on thd
Ord and 9TH Of this month. lid
expects while on this trip to visit
his son, Bert. who resides at Sui
Ivan. Ind.
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connection with the business
course, will be re-opened for bust
ness on next Monday. The schools
are in good running order now,
and the parents and friends are
invited to visit them.
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Lost--lower part of automobile
lamp. Finder please notify Nor
rison's Pressing Club, and sultabl 1
reward will be paid. 64-tf.
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LOOKOUTS FAIL TO
LAND NEW PLAYERS

Chattanooga, June 2Z.-(Special. Mot
withstanding the fact that the piscatorial
season has arrived for the votarles of the
fly and line, President o. B. Andrews is
having the most diseouraging luck imag-
Unable in his baseball angling.
The chief executive of the local club has
his lines out for four players in three
different leagues, but up to date he has
been utterly unable to get actual possess
sion of any of them.
For one player in the Texas league, who
1t was thought would give the locals the
added hitting strength which they need.
the Lone Star people asked in exchange
$1,000 In cash, Hopkins of the Lookouts and
Storch of Nashville. What could a man
do in the face of a proposition like that
Andrews wanted also an infielder, who is
the property of the Detroit Tigers. An
drews offered $500 cash, but in the unrest
of the club Jennings has refused to let
him go at any price.
The injury to Outhelder Moran of the
Dodgers, who is in the hospital with blood
poisoning. following a spike wound. and
may be forced to submit to an operation
robbed the locals apparently of getting
either of two men who were wanted from
the Superhas. Northern or Daley were the
men Andrews at present is being forced
to fume in silence with money In his
pocket, while one timely bingle lacking
per each nine innings is costing him
games