The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-20

-Sa' annah Press.
Says the flag
OF which we're fond.
Grab gun
Or buy bond"
-Hurtsboro Tribune.
Says the flag
We all must guard,
Take your stand
And hold it hard"
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The Townsville Times Enterprise
advises its readers. you ought to be
conserving some of those blackberries
for winter consumption" How about
preserving some for Editorial con-
sumption along about July 18th?
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The Swainsboro Forest Blade is
trying to increase the supply of but
termilk by boosting the nilk-weed.
Why not help along the live stock in
dustry by kindly dealing with the
horse-radish Macon News.
Or encourage cattle raising by
boosting the COW pea The Walton
News.
And boost the breeding of CANNES
by planting dog-wood?- Greensboro
Herald ournal.
Or increase the available supply of
feline mousers by raising cat-tails-
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The Prohibition lid is to be solder
ed down on the soldiers. Uncle Sam
knows the Yankee boys can fight and
win any battle but he is not conceited
enough to think they can fight and
win against the bottle.
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Kings usually have things pretty
much their own way But when the
game is played with "deuces wild" it
is different thing altogether.
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Busting up the emergency fleet pro-
position did not go at all with Goe-
thals.
They say that Bloody Bill is aim
ing to take Paris, London and Wash
ington in one triumphant trip. That
reminds us of an expert marksman
we once knew. This man would 90
hunting and bring home bird for
every shell. Then he started to kill
two with one cartridge and had fair
success But when he started out to
bag three per bullet he made a fool
OF himself Go it, Bill.
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Just suppose the government had
to pay the newspapers for what they
put in and what they leave out
Wouldn't newspaper men wear dia-
monds Jacksonville Times Union.
Diamonds? Hoot, mon! They'd
wear spuds!
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How Dare You!
The thought of taking human life
gives us the shudders. Still there are
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feel if the trash man in carrying a
load out of your back yard should
trip himself up just as your pastor
was passing the house and break 81
pint bottles left there by former
tenant-Macon Telegraph.
Here, Spencer; you are not trying
to make us believe that charming
Wesleyan senior who held your desk
for one day only, left all that debris
even if you did tell her that the only
way to begin days work was with
"a pipe and pint?"- Triton Gazette.
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Nature Note.
In the tropics there are snakes that
fly They probably call 'em Zeppe-
lins.-Jas. ]. Montague in the Allan
ia Georgian.
We have snakes right here that dive
and swim under the water. but we
don't call them U-boats.
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With Apologies to Puck.
Puck has been made fortnightlv
publication. We wouldn't kick if it
became an annual-Waycross Tour-
nal-Herald.
That would be putting it in class
with the Georgia legislature.
When you get an idea, turn it loose
before it gets stale. Knowledge is
one of the few things that will in
crease in direct proportion as it is
dispensed.
IT you milk cow dry regularly
twice day she will give good milk
many months but if you always leave
some milk if will dry I'm in tho con,