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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-01
Didn't Want a New Trial

When Frank Williams, a mis-
demeanor convict was brought
before Judge E. ]. Griffin of the
city court, on application for a
new trial made by his attorney.
Col. C. B. Teal, the negro de-
clined to enter the proceedings,
Williams upon being questioned
on the unusual direction Of his
case said, Boss, | don't want no
new trial. rather work for Cap.
Tyler than be doing nothing
about town. I'm getting along
alright out there, I am eating
three times a day and working
regular.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-01
Fly Tribe Growing
Rapidly; Swat En-!

Atlanta, June 30. DIR. J. P.
Kennedy, City Health Officer,
was trying Tuesday to ascertain
what effect the slaughter OF
about 400 English sparrows by
inmates OF the smallpox guaran-
tine station will have on the fly
crop at the station. DIR. Ken.
nedy has not been able to learr
if flies are part of the diet OF
English sparrows. If they are,
the shooting of sparrows will be
stopped.
DR.. Kennedy said Tuesday that
the fly census, if taken now,
would indicate that the tribe is
on the increase. He urges that
swatting be kept up with vigoi
so as to keep the fly family or
the run during the hot weather.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-01
Forest Glen, Ca, June %.
Editor Leader Enterprise,
fitzgerald, Ga,

EOlCOr LeaOer- enterprise
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Sir: notice in the two
last issues of your paper you
have a right smart to say about
a road to the river here at Lump
kins ferry and in reply. ! want
to positively say that / am op'
posed to said road for several
good reasons.
In the first place you will never
be able to build a road here at
this place that will stand for it
goes down and round the bend
for nearly one half mile and
when the river overflows the
water runs direct across the road
and don't you forget, it runs too,
Just ask any one that knows the
river and they can tell you and
in this half mile of the road there
is three lakes to cross, two of
them so near together that you
might call them one, and the
other one where they now have a
bridge has washed there since |
have been a grown man and |
am not very old at that. Now
from what experience | have had
with this river know you will
never be able to put any thing
there that will stay when the
river overfiows they have to
brace the bridge down to keep it
it here, it has washed the dirt
out from under one end so they
had to prop it up on some logs.
/ was talking to Mr.. ]. G. Boney
June 18th, and / said to him that
there couldn't be any thing put
there in that river bend that
would stay there and he sanction
ed it, and we'll he might have for
it is true.
have lived here on the river
all Ey life and | think | know
something of what it will do.
Now this road enters my land on
the north east side Of the land
lot and comes out on the south
west side. And if a public road
should be put in there it would
render fully one half of a lot of
land perfectly useless to me as /
have the whole thing in a pas
ture and that is all in the world
1T is fit for, and would cause me
to have one and one half miles
of fence or near that, that would
wash fiat down every time the
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-01
MR.. DORM|NEY AND
THE RIVER ROAD

Since writing the attached letter, Mr..
Dorminey has offered an adjustment of
the situation. which will no doubt meet
with the approval of all interested parties
and the road may be built as proposed.
Mr.. Riley Dorniney's COM
munication, which appears in this
column is printed at his request
just as he wrote it. We feel sure
he desires the best for himself
first and if it does not incon-
venience him he will join the
people Of Fitzgerald in their eff
fort to make Ben Hill county
great through the advancement
of the city of Fitzgerald, No
enc doubts but that the road in
question is a big undertaking, but
we are big" people, we do large
things; we have passed the baby
stage, we are almost out of our
tens. Fitzgerald now pays 35
of the county's taxes and we
will continue to do it for some
time, the conditions are such
that the city will keep ahead of
the county in improvements, we
are simply outgrowing our terri
tory and need more room to
spread. The road through the
river bottom will give US an ad-
ditional trade territory by which
the interests of Fitzgerald may
be increased and through them
the tax valuations of the county.
The people of Telfair have offer
ed to donate all the lumber neces-
sary to bridge the lake. Mr..
Dorminey speaks of and to keep
up the road at their own expense
through the swamp and across
the lakes after we have built the
same. Ben Hill county has
everything to gain and practi-
cally nothing to loose by this
road to the river. Mr.. Dormi-
ney's pasture will still remain
his pasture, without the loss of a
foot of available land and the
people of the county will allow
him to retain a gate to his pas
ture from the river road.
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use to say wire fence for it will
rot in that swamp every twenty
four months and catch every bit
of the trash that come along.
| have seen this whole road
under the water and the shallow
est place would be three and one
half feet deep. What would a
fence stand under such water as
this and some of it running aw-
ful swift. Now l argue that up
at Camp Brooklyn is the place
for the road. where the river is
straight and the road would come
square Up to the river on both
sides, there use to be a ferry up
there and there is only one lake
to bridge, it is just as near and |
figure little nearer for these
people. If Fitzgerald wants to
build these people a road let
them build it where it wont al
most ruin one man, when they
can do it and will be better
road for they wont have to con-
tend with the swift water out of
the river up at the Camps.
have no objections to the peo-
pie in Telfair coming over here
but don't want it to cost me a lot
to start with not counting the cost
and worry afterwards. Now fell
low citizens make this a self case,
just suppose this was your pas
ture and land and in this swamp,
where it is just impossible to
keep up fence in time of high
water. Well. Mr.. Gelders has
talked about 1000 bales of cotton
that is made over there it may
be made there but I venture to
say Fitzgerald will never get
over 100 bales in any one season
it is full fifteen miles from the
nearest farm in Telfair to Fitz-
gerald. I have lived on a farm
all my life and | know what this
cotton hauling means when a fell
low has to haul in his corn, haul
his cotton out of the field, haul
it to the gin and by the time he
gets all his hauling done he has
about all he can do at home with
out hauling cotton fifteen miles
and across the river at that.
To the citizens of this county
| want to say l fully believe what
| have written is true, ! haven't
tried to exagerate or give you
any hot air, am only pulling for
my rights and what l think is
fair and best for the county. The
Mr.. Boney's are my friends, /
am not fighting at them, am
only doing what ] feel is every
mans duty, stand up for his
rights. And / feel just like a
road can be put in at Camp
Brooklyn that will serve them
fully as we'll as this one, and
with less expense, If a road
should be put in down here every
time the river over flowed there
would be work to do on the road
and on the bridges that water
goes out of the river bend with
terrific power, / have seen it
bore holes in the ground there
ten feet deep and most any
width, this takes place nearly
every time we have a big freshet.
Ben Hill county citizens investi-
gate this matter thoroughly. If
you want to know more about it
come down to my house | will
gladly go show you the whole
situation at both places. This
road will be about two miles long
down here and every foot of it
through pastures. And will cost
any where from three to five
thousand dollars to build it and
will cost any where from three
hundred to a thousand dollars a
year to keep it up.
Yours very respectfully,
r r Dornoinav
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-01

A special train leaves Fitzgerald
over the Ocilla Southern r. r.
every Thursday at $50 p. no. re-
turns at 1870 p. M. newt.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-01
Safety First

Many people, going away for
the summer, leave their papers
and valuables in the vaults of the
Third National Bank. The bank
makes no charge for this service
and it gives you absolute protec-
ton for your property. j-24-6t
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-01

! lend money on farm lands
at 6 %. None of principal re-
quired until FIVE years but in
terest payable annually. If any
principal paid during five years,
interest saved to borrowers on
such payment. Cheapest and
most accommodating long loan
contract / have seen.
j. Z. TURNER,
Office, The Exchange National Bank.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-01
Blue and Gray Pa

Hon. Edwin Young Clark, Quitman, G
Hon. j. NJ. Ashley, Valdosta, Ga.
Hon. D. L. Martin of Ben Hill County
Rev. Robert M. Mann, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Col. D. B. Nicholson Jr., Fitzgerald, G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
MIclunen.S Srnlt inter gImfIaac.

Gbtca0o, 3D., s. 9lugllli -Gic
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
Mlnntnnn,s Olr6citerlulrrcm.

@utte, M}ont., s. 9mgnlt. @ou-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
$ fleine ODER 0oS gro
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
Gic iOealcn Scitrc6nngcu Der GcntidJ-
gimerifancr.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
GinluamOermma luirO a6aeIdredt.

VtNlUuNOClNIH lulIp uUBClUtCul.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
9ScrNirnfc gLnsaeidlntnn.

9}bila0elpbia 8. 9lugult.
SSu ser SiBurg Oes 2odowonnos
Gouuu 3wciges Ocs 0eutih Sine
rifaniiden Gentrol6umOes Don Benn-
ipluonien muroc BON Srn. 6ron5 BE
der in &oriHlo0 ge5rodt Ocn &roli.
oenten Ocs 3peiges, Srn y. Stipp
bon Scrautom fir 0aS Amt eineS
Golnip Gommiiidrs 5u inOoliiren.
G9 pdrc All Der 3eit, 0nB Elm Gcnt-
idcr nit Dem Amt 6etraut lpiirOe. Sr
5tipp lit elmer Der eiirigiten 6relu-
0e unO 1S0roerer Oes 9fotionol-9ln-
0cs, ser nanentid fiir OeutlHe Sim
DcrGorc, iowie Ginfii6rung OeS oeiit'
idlcn InrnunterribteS in Den SolfSs
id)ulen eintritt. Die 9lnreglng @rn
@edcrS wlroe nit 9egeiiterlng our.
gcnomnicn 9llc Cclegoten ucrlpro.
6erL ooiiir 5u or6citen OoS @r.Stipp
npnlillirt rmO ou6 erlpdblt lUirO Die
9}ominirung nnO @obl iinOet crit
I'M ndDiien Sabre itott, ober man
nil ourh Die iesige SnOoijirun0Srn.
Gtipps Dorgreiien imO ieine Grpd6-
hlnQ licbcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

2(r6eiterwirrcn Die @lili5cn MIR alS
lebteS 0iittel 6eraus6crllien werOr
unO mir 5lm S6ub bon 2eben illlO
Gigcnt6nm. gllS beiles @}ittcl gegeH
9lrbeiterpirren empia6l Ger @oupcr'
reur Die S6oiilng elmer rationale"
S1ieOsgeri6ts-9db0r0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

Guebec Canada s. gligult.
@roBe 6euer miit6etcn geltorn in ocu
%oloungen in Der llmgebung BON
Gucbcc uno Oes W}iIitdrlagers BON
&alcartier, no innerbolb weniger
Qoge 10000 W}ouu Cir Oen aricg
in GiiropW refriitirt weroeu iolleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

il4, NllltlNh uloNyNll BNtN3llFll-' W w
lang Sen Gonititltionaliiten sic dit
Beren &ert6eOigungswcrfe OcrStaOt
5lt ue5nlen. Gen 66oeroliiien ging
Die @}unition aus, d6er iie erlangten
cinen neuen Gorrot6 bon Sen in Der
goi licgenOen Gronsporti1iffen.
@eiebung BON Me0cllin.
&ero Gru5, s. 9luguit. Cine
conititutioualiitiide 9lbt6eiltng be-
iebte geitern MleOcllin, 6 N2eileu iiio-
LID DON Oen Ceior @oiierperten
uo Die &orpoiten Der omerifanii6er
Occupations 9lrmee Ite6en. Gic
Gonitititionaliiten bo6en Sen. Sun
itorJ Oeu GommanOeur Ser anietifo
niden Eruppcn bon Der 9eietung
0eS Crtcs mntcrrimtet. Die 60Ocro-
len iic6cn n0rolid uno peitlic6 BON
0lcOeQin.
Nl ieitDeri ionimlung eill-
berufen
Sta0t Wicrifo, s. 9lug - Isl
SOL 0os Organ oes Generals Gar.
ron3n in 6ieiiger StaOt, 0cr0ffentlib-
ie geiiern eine~Groflamation morin
ale 9ewo6ner ser StaOt fiir 6eute
Gcrrnittag 10 ll6r 81 elmer @loiien-
Gcriannlng 6ci ser Stotue oes 60
htmbuS oni Dem @aieo Oe Ia &cior-
ma ciugelQ0en mer0en Inn iber Die
6eOin9ung5loie llebergo6e 81 bero'
t6en. Sn Der &roflnnation perOcn
oQe Giejenigen wcIhe fir cine iricO.
lidc S0ilmg iiiO, allfgeforOcrt, bon
i0rcn golfouen lmO ibren @ei1dfts
pldben cine weiBe 6lagge pebcn 5u
loicn.
Senor 9itjou llnter StoatSiefre-
t1r i'm D}iniitcriini Ocs Snuerrt 6at
Die 9eitcr Scr gemeglng in &enntniB
geiebt, OoB sic 9iegiering feline Ser
ianlnllutg erlau6en rnO eDcntuea
Eruppen gebrdl6en miro, I'm Die
Gerlanlillling 3u perbinoer1.
Sic WlitglieOer oes alien N}aoero-
Gougrcics, melMc ais Oit oGenopa.
OoreS~ befnrut iiuO, ba6en geitern in
eineln 9elegranm General Gorran5d
eriud)t, icinc 9lnlht 6etreifs ser
lle6ertraging ser 9legerlngsgeUalt
qcudlf 81 0ciinren inOeni lie Oarolf
6inwciicn, ooB Ole Stinmmg IN ser
NalwtitoOt foit a0gcnlein 5n @unitcu
Ocs 1rieoens lit lmO I'M icine Siilic
sur GernciOung peitercn @lutpergic
Bcus naduden
3e0n merifoniid1e e Ser
idbm m0rcrDerbattet
9}9ocnir, glri3o s. 9lug. Sic
&crbaftlng bon 10 Wieritnueru pnr-
Sc qcitcrn BON 9unocsnarihall Oil.
Ion por0eupunlen, tnO balO Oorolf
aeitan0en 3mei Der %er6aitetcn eir,
ooB oas prompte &or9c6cu oer9eb0r.
ben 0en &ldn Uereitelt bat, bic Ban.
fen Scr StaOt Oos aapitol Oes Stoo.
tcs uno bic @aifen6oae ais5rou6en,
nm lid 0oOurh @elO imO @oiien fir
10000 N}ann 5ll Oercbaiicn Nlan
glau6t, OuB cine SeOohltiondre 9eme.
gung 0egen Garrun5a I'M Stonte So.
nora 6eoslidtigt mar.