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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
Sana6efanntidafteh

Gin QlttomobiL, IN Incident ftfJ
5ipet i,tnge 2eitte u1o orei MG69en
befonoerL fltbr 9ornerstag oberos
ipGt, @fe SO. un6 Demn Str, ee-
gen ben atoftpoger bon Or. 9. u.
5oote, 502 iiioI. 40. Str, Der nnf
Die Gtrobe geidIeubert iprrbe un0
Ifmer3bofte 8erIeb1ngen oonon-
trng. 9ie bei6en i1ngen 2eitte En-
griffen Die SIndt, bod Die nit if
men befinoli9en brei @ra5ieu muir
ben m Soft genommen. @s parerl
Mabel anberior, N2arie Sleion unb
6enrietto Ror9an aus 6iio Omaha.
3o8 I1tto ertpies ii6 nIS geitobLen
nn0 OILS 6o8 @igerltltm bon 8. 8.
Slice bon Der 8eTington SIM. Die
R10der ingten Dob fie ibre geglet-
ter nidt n6ber fottnten, Ionoern fte
MIR m~ehrmals nlf Gan86ooen ge-
trnfFen batten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
3wei p~erbeimlidbte
~Dericnkmn9en!

geep gorf, ia. 9(pril. geridtc
bon Der 9erienfrng 6es 0Gniiden
8ampfers n9oiip" un0 oes engli.
iden Sdonerg GREENWOOD" i'm
Mittelmeer. tpelde biSber ni6t bon
Der britiideu 4omtrnlit1t befonn1
9egeben poroen fpnren, pitroen belt-
te our6 oltf einem ipaniiden Can't
bier bier on9elongte lleberlebenoe
Der beioen 6abr5etge ge1neI6et.
3ieieIber netgerten itd ieood, dltf
h0beren 8eicbl honoelno, n1bere
Gin8eIbeiten ilber Die 8erienfttngeu
ot5ugeben.
Die s9oiip" mar, tpie Die Sdiffss
Iiiten ergebeL 1927 Gotnen groB
u1o i'm Sabre 1907 BON Stopel ge.
lmlfett ndbreno Der s@reenipoob"
nur Elm tleineres SegeIidiff mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
HHcrIci Oci6id1tcn aus
Rom MnS AmiterG0m!

&oul Ia. apriI. 8iirider 9e.
peiden aufolge bat Die .Sdndbii9e
Gagpoft@, oo8 Organ Der piirt.
tenlbergtiden So5iaIiItel. bo8 oellor.
me lleberqetpid)t Der aGiierten" gu
eegeben, eleif3eitig erfIdretto, baB
elm 6eltI6er 5ieg iebt rnm0eIidJ
iei.
amItcrbotn. IA. 4pril. Scr
@erIiner n8orpdrts". Organ Der
oeltti1cn So3ioliiten, iogte geitarn,
Dab elm SrieOe 3lpiiden 0eutidlono
uno RuBIono mlr atf Die bon Der
nelten ruiiiiden &eeierung anee9ebe.
ne goiis bergeiteIlt neroen Tonne.
9erner ioa 0ieieIbe 3eittng ges
iogt baben: r9ie oelttide Regie-
rur9 muB ben 9att bobeiL Dem
0euti6en 8oIfe bic b~oaitdnoige
8abrbeit iiber Die Gage Der 9inge
mit5ltteilen, un6 0ieie lit, ooB e8 mn
moglidJ 1T, elmer 8eLt bon 6einoen
ben 6rieOen at bittieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
Nus Council Bluffs.
@unen 9iraer lpcrben.

Sn oieier idperen 3eit oes aric.
qes, fino Die 9euti6en niht oui
Gofen gebettet. Cine @efobr, Oi(
RON peniaen 8eutiden in oieien
2or6e bis lett beo6tet muroe, liegi
in Der Sdmierigfeit, .gegenpdrtiq
ons giirgerredt gu erIongen. @e.
ridt8flert Ioafnger erbiett oieier
9oae Elm 3irfuIar Sdreiben BON
GoturoIiiotion8 grreau in 8oibing.
ton in meldent onrmtf bingepieien
miro, oaB infolge oeg aricgs3nitnl.
oeS Gin 8eutiter oos omerifonii6e
giirgerreft nid)t eriongen Tonne.
SoI9e, Die bic crIten 9opiere ihou
Dor 4usbrud oes arieaes erIongt
boben, f6mct 8fpor oos ooac 8iir.
gerredt erIangerL bod oitrfe Den.
ielben Der giiraerideiu crit nod
5riebensidluB 5tgeiteGt meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
Tins sen Pancn
Scr Oeiek0cbMno!

2ricotlL IA. gpril. - Die 2egis.
Intlr miro and nod bic gutl3e nGdp.
Ite ISOLDE in Sibung fem. Rebrerq
SenatOren boben crfl1rt man mir,
be friiber fertig %geluorben iein foern
Hift 8i8egolGperueur Sotpor0 0aroui
betanheit bate DnB jeoe borIiegenoc
Sill Doaltnnoig 5ur gerleiuitg Tom.
men miiIe. @os lit Gin fleincr Sra
d)eoft @oporos, Der 1rgcrlid pttroe,
neil Der Scnot ii6 nidJt Inn ieinen
Sat fiinlmerte.
Ger @olIperrelr u1terbreitcte Dem
Sdiie eine 8orlage, monadl Elm
StoatsperteiOigungsrat ouf 4nraten
OeS arieeSminiIters 8ofer 8u Idol.
fen lit Der init Dem 8un0esperteinis
gutggrat Bis gum Gnoe 6e8 ariege8
@ali0 in Sano arbeiten ioa. Cine
iold)e 8orlaee lit Sall8rplle Ir. 403,
Die raid SIR Qmnobme fommen miro.
Die 4rbeiter. acknowledgements
bnrlage muroe bonn 9o1S ongenoms
men mo Iiegt Dem @ouoerneltr CUR
urter5eidnung bot.
Senator 6dgers 8orlaee, hoB mir
nae 10 Sabre IN einem @ountp cine
@obl our 8erlegung zines gountD.
Iites Itattfinoen iol. nllroe aree
nontmen. 9as $aus figte Der 9iQ
46er Die geitimnutng 3iL oaB Dor Der
Snfrofttretung oieier Bill in ieoem
gotntD nod cine iol9e @obl ltott.
firoeit fonn.
Ole nelte aopitoIsborlnge nuroe
I'M 5eiiot NIT Dem ENHANCEMENT BON
9tatuflen sur 4lnnbme ~empiobleu.
0nsImefi0enent 6eitimmt, 0oB4lone
fit Elm poaitdr0ig neres aapitol ge.
5ethnef tper0en i%oller, utto oaB Der
proiettierte nitlide 5liigeI nod Die.
Ten GlGuen errihtet meroen ioQ.
Sou8 mo Seuut b1ben EN- &ors
f~crcn5fomitec ernumrt, I'M ilber bic
5nI6rbin al beraten. 8ou5nlitgIie-
Der: aieidid, Aeifetrotb uto Beters
ion. Senatorm: 40am8, &iIIon
bon 8o0ge un0 Bulge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
gpielte BEN qnitfa6rer.

s. 8. 3nn6er, Elm 5urnter bon
NoIbern, fubr an 5reitog in SO.
Bluffs in ieinem ailtomobil Ipa8ie.
rem. Gr f1tbr bobei i6neler, oIs
bas @eieB es erloitbte un0 Duroe al8
2uitfabrer bon Der 8oli5ei ms
Sdlepptait geuomnen uno Dem go.
Ii5eiridter borgefiibrt, Der mad 4r.
boron oes 3otbeitanOes ben itber.
miltiaen Mann sllr 3abLltnq elmer
@%eloitrafe i'm 8etrage bon $3.50
beitrafte. 3onoer fonnte ieinem
Sdopier oonten, ooB er 10 mil6e
1ebonoelt iDuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
Ghren glcfr1tten.

Setomab, IA. 2lpril.- Is juuga
eetteu BON bier, peIbe iid bel Der
adtionnIgoroe hotten onnerber Ioi
ZEN, tpitr0er, oIs fic geltern Dor
Blair, tpo ibre @ontpo9rie in @or.
riion Iiegt bier cintrnfen, ON 8obn.
aof bon fait Der gon5en 8itrgcridoft.
bic pntriotiibcn 8ereine un0 Sdul.
fiuoer an Der Spite, in @mpfong ge.
noHr1ien ltn6 init elmer @t1iiffapeac
pornfl I'm Sriitulpb oltrh Die Sfo6t
,aeIeitct. a6en0e CAB es ibnen gu
Fbretl Elm 8onfett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
GheffGLider on ber Hrbeit.

Gin unbefdnnter Giinitler in,
gbef foIi6en, mar oieie ISOLDE mie.
Der einmal NIT grfolg in So.
Bluffs tdtia. or tntfte in SdrO.
idhs giienUdren 2uoen cine Guam
tit0t 8aren fir $t1.45 mo ga6 in
3ablung einen fem u~u8iebenoen
Gbef i'm getroae bon $td.95. Ser
Wonn beridpono NIT Der g8are un0
aud NIT ben $40, Die Ell nuf oo5
Bopier aurid erbielt. Grpb oaer
gei9reibung fonO man oeuielbeu
niht mebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
pcrtctStamnos>
5cncn 9eiAGffcn!

8oi6iugton, ID. g(prtl, 9[ai
@eronlaiIung 0es 8rdftoenten bot
man Inn Die $~a1ptbdien Der aitite
oes stInntiiden G5edns 8erteioi.
g~rug85onen eei6offen, Inn gcger
~lGe6eri1Ile fein6li6er 8o1t6boote ge-
I6itt 3u Iein. gLae S6iffc, mel6e
oieie @afen onlmtfen f0nnen Dies
ntr 8u geipiiien 3dges5eiten ttn
ltno nidt cher, ais bis oeren Soen-
titdt feItgeitelt lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
glntiac fSnmiLientran6bie.

Ges Mtoine8, So., ID. qprtL.
Ser % Sabre dIte gerp[ Sing er.
idoB uno t0tete geftern ieine crit
II idbrige ittnge 6rau itno ingte
it'd bonn ieIbit cine 9lt8eI in Oett
aopf. 8n8 iunge &oor bntte ii6
Dor 3tpei 8o6en mad MIR 5.monot.
Ii6er Che getrermt. Die gluttot
lamb I'M Sntie Der Gdnte Der be.
oauern8nerten illngen 8rol Itat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
Gins. gaupiter aehfe beiier.

SiIner Greet, II. Apri1. 3d5
9eiinoen rraieres StootsreprGIentan.
ten Charles Scooter, bes ag8eiien
bon Silber Greet, Der ot 2itrgens
ett5iinoi1ng erfraitft it, bat iid 10.
melt gebehert, 01B man icinc boqige
MISUNDERSTANDING erpartet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
gortraae iiber @artenban.

8rofeiior S. e. Cunningham Dor
aHles, belt UNI 8ieustag einen Cor.
frog il6er @nrtenbal. DieIe 9or.
troge prr6en bon Dem 4derbureoll
ocr 9onbelsfammer beranItaltet Inn
6raiien uno ainoer iiber ole 8or.
teile Oes @artenboreS ouf5ufldren
unO in anbetroht Der boben greiic
aaer @emiiie ben g(nbnu nerieIbe1
an forOern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14

Seoermorm bat nobI Sic @Iode un6
oos @IodeuipieI Dor Soc Smitbs
@lei0erla0en qeieban uHo ml9 oes
ofteren geB0rt bic ie6e 8iertelihlnS'
i'm 9reitlmg onidtig. 9eim Geu-
ban beg befonnten Sauies, mtBtr
Die @lode entferut unO IN eirem Ga
9erra1im nntergcbradt. gtn 5ams.
taa mirbe Die ent0cduna gemaht,
noB Die @Iode acitohlen mar. Sic.
iclbe enflielt sirfa 500 IN aupter
.uno Gciiing.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
gainferlueiaen iteht fhleht.

Beatrice IA. 4pril. = cine sc.
ieIi6oft bieii0er 8eiddftgIelte. mcfs
DE per alItomobil mad Rarp8biQe.
aori. nno 5ltrif gefobrcn paren
h1ben auf Der 6abrt sen Stono be5
8intermei3ens genati gepriift uno
lin0 5u Der lleber5eugiing gefonmen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
t,4OO 6lottenrcfrntrn in 3 Saaen.

Chicago, 81, ID. apriI. -Sn ben
leBtet brei 8agen itno in Der ai1s.
ADMINISTRATION fir SeeIeltte Der
G~rieo8Hotte in Cafe Bluff 1,400
Gefruteu etngetroffen, 1000 Motn,
mel9e hire ausbilotlng erbaIten frnb
geitern per 8obn mad Dem Often be-
for0ert fpor0er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
1Sener in Soiuo Sin.

Soma 9th 10. april. - Die
8eefntoit @orage tp11r0e beite Elm
Haub Der 5lammen. 16 AutomobiIe
berbrannteu boqitdn6i9 un6 10 MUIR
ben bc'Adoi9t. Ser dngeridtete
Stooen betrGgt ettpo $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
eofpnptibfadrrr lii fcinc sdnIS

@ibbon, IA. April. 8ci DER
linterfuffrng bes 2eihenbeidolters
iiber ben aiitomobilumfoG, bei mela
dem 5 9omen BON bier inns sc.
ben fnmerL bot iid berdltsgeiteIlt,
0nB bic Reconciliation ielbit OH Dem
llnfoH Die 5dntlo trugerL trlo DAB
Der 2nfontotibiiibrer oes 3ttqe5. mel.
der IN oos Auto bineinflhr, fir 6os
1lneIlid nbioIut ntdt berantiuortIi6
lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
@ibt s2.hO0.00o anr arirnsanLrILe.

Rodeiter, q. g. ia. April.
George Gnltntnr, ons Snipt Der
@oitnor GoOof 60, bat eeItern ieinc
9ereitihoft onecfitnoiet, bon Der be-
obfidtteten Hegier1tnesonleiDe bon
$5,0o0.000,0 900 ieIbit $2,500,000.
Al iibernehmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
Der Sartner 1T bcmtsms
ta0c scr nnabb6ftz
0Iaite 11fQrfn!

Die boben Soften oes Sc.
beriSuFterbaItes bertriaden ibm
feline Sorgen. Nioden Sic SD.
nen Soraen2
genhtct oie ~6ormIon0 81
berfduIGl@ an5eigeu anf Seite
s 0ielcr 4Iisgabe. Sic be6eutet
bieleint oeii eriten Shritt al
sShrer Snfricoenbeit uts &c.
bcnsannebmlidfeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
AuS Sem Gtaatt NiebrQSfal

Bob ottf oiefer Gtrede Die @rntc
b6ditens aebn 8ro3ent olfpeiien
|ipir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14

I'm fine erFdf4ar9 an tiHtm xaer az
fnTierrH,
Hchmc moi uSaTafise RraHip EuHiHe". es
aihi MIR Gin s9irBHte SIiNiue@. Sic ifniers
thriii Don 9. q. Gtn5c api ie6er S4d1fe.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12
GRAND JURORS FOR OCTOBER
TERM, 1917 OF BEN HILL
SUPERIOR COURT

]. c. Strange
w. w Hughes.
f. J. Griffin.
Lon Dickcy.
+. w Minsher
q. F. Young.
George PridgeH.
J. B. Young,
S. p Dykes.
{. S Isler.
j. G. Howard
]. L. Dorminy.
!. F. Turner.
{. 4. Fretwell.
J. c. Brewer.
H. l.. Baton.
H. NJ Dodd.
!. II. King.
W. r. Luke.
|. P. Player
J. C. Wilson
g. w. Howse.
c. A Newcomer.
w. V. Church
r. l. Malfett
H. L. Griffin.
c. A. Jolly
A. B. {. Dorminy.
r. Hester.
Tales Jurors for First Week, October
Term Superior Court
r. L. Hillard.
W. H. Ellington.
w. NJ. Troupe
r. O. Stone.
Fred Austin.
d. L. Martin.
c. w Kimball,
J. B. Luke
J. G.. Gray.
c. M Enns
c. H. Smith
j. H. Cox.
T. s. Graham
Albert Sherrett.
F. t. Downing.
6. A. Gibbs
B. +. Archer.
w. F. Jones.
{. B. Baton.
!. c. Bush.
w l.. Brown
. +. Harnish.
w. O Minshcw.
w. l.. Andrews.
w. r. McLendon.
q. w. Williams.
+. II. Hancock.
J, d. c. Bell
r tinn 'lr;,i!'
jobn S,nitb y ~
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Iacl. CrIf ''''s'''' u IT,
Z w Carr;,oa
r / Gr;I};n
s 6 Yonn@ G.
q 9 ~, ~
M d Pob;T,soh
IT II i Ta,,,a.
Tales Jurors for second Wal. ~
tober Ten S,,oo-;o,. go cSen, "
4 II H. ~'p0'iol Oo'lFt
Y r Dar,,;,o,
Georoe w ~ Proy
NJ ~ - o""'
7 g ,V WIZ s%n
& NJ VS. ,,''',r''''
n G,rh ou''s
Nv Waiso,
II D y, Sl;0;,
4 II NJ Dnn i,,I.'y
" b tlDll,I,%'N
r + 5% %I.o.''
r = 49, ESoSl -
N c SI"nSrls
~ n 1 r;Ii 'se"
Gca 49, ~ = c-.,
n So, -, e'"y
MIL
:, - S Hilliel.
NJ SaC;Ts
II P;n,,o
p q Fd igIe'
G e. ~ CV Wq p
Tnbn ~ w 81 alllloh'
0' A S Nv henderson
Andrew y IT. III
r = IL !ui'i''
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12
ON TIE JOB.
tuesday, we circulated a

AisVFfAKo Wv Ad1t1 tIA5
Tuesday circulated lated petition addressed the
Railway Commission against the dsconnuancc of the pass
enger service between Abbcye and 0 point the A. L. the
ropoe schedule Totally cutting off the opportunities that the peo-
PIE OF Abbevie and contingent territory had reach the larger trad
ing
Col Cuts gratutousy wrote the petition and within
ours had several hundred attached The hearing being
THIS morning IN Atlanta fear citizens delayed long
make the resistance but the Leader
only 10 call the Of the important
to home people has done its duty An appeal appeared
columns days and but the
SIGHT for free schools would have given this earlier
ntion The following telegram this morning 70 enpha
SIZE Fzgerad interest in the hearing before the Commissions:
&C. Murphy Gambler
Chairman State Railroad Commission
we desire to enter protest the discontin-
Of the double train service Scaboard Air Line
between Abbevle and Oclla the proposed change
schedule would seriously affect prospects territory
affected Fitzgerald Chamber of Commerce.
Isidor (1eders, Secretary
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12
w A N TED

WANTED-Hewn timber manufac-
tured from pine OF cypress. Write
Seymour Lumber Company, Thomas
vile, Ga. dOI2
ROOMS WANTED-Three fir
nished rooms wanted at once. Phone
information to No. 500. If
WANTED-A position as sick
nurse III home. MISS COWART5ap-
ply Central Hotel, Phone No. g. do
WANTED-You to know that the
CiaSsln"d Department OF the Leader
Enterprise will locate your lost ar
hcles, secure help when you need it;
find employment for the unemployed;
rent houses, farms, or anything else
you may need. A trial will convince
you. If
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12
TELFARIANs cLAMoR1NG TO COME TO TOWN.

petition being circulated in cliair county its CAPT
tai and being freely signed by the best chat u that
so people the other side the Ocnugee
road through the river swamp of Ben Hill county This petition
addressed to the Commissioners Ben Hill
that farming section soe need of better trading fac
make Fitzgerald their trading
point trust that their petition bring the prayed for result
Our well remember how fought by the
Jacksonville the establishment of the Central Route to
Florida and how absurd they thought this the
hordans who thus obstacles the Geogan who
wanted to get into closer touch with the Florida metropolis
10 refuse to build this short road to the when the people
clamberng to city from this prosperous section
Just and its construction is of poporonaey
value to us than the Dixie Highway to Jacksonville Good
roads everywhere the slogan we'll adopt and
The interest OF the entire section through which they This
link important With go after and get the road
Montgomery to Savannah part Of the Dixie Overland.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-One seven-room
house at 312 South Main ST., vacant
August 1st. Apply J. c. Bush. tt
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12
Finest Of Swine;
Best in Poultry

Hoo raio;no f1r L;o,,
SCENTS the hest e.. =.
ed to become one If -;
dustries narbane g.
great soil croas
Offerings Of .009 N =.
brought entriesA5f s9,-,a
high bred W z. Thy
roc-Jerseys, III npshira~
mas, Berkshire Chester
Wqrths-the ld's Gae
pleAtv1f shem -
Sheep. too. hue in + |
for m Soul stern :
every sVsigg w.itb4n f. Y
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12

the many valuable awards to be made
TO the Boys Corn clubs and the Girls
Canning clubs.
The aggregate Of more than $33 600
in prizes to be paid for agricultural and
farm displays alone will give some
small idea OF the tremendous extent
of the Southeastern Fair this year, es-
pecially since that is scarcely half the
aggregate total Of the premiums.
Without the farm there could be no
fair. The Southeastern Fair is found
ed primarily upon progressive agricul-
ture, and because the farmer. too. likes
and must have his holiday, there are
combined with it such wholesome
amusements as the horse-racing the
finest in the world, under the auspices
Of the famous Grand Circuit fire
works, every night of the most bril-
liant and patriotic sort; open air
vaudeville, sports and amusements of
all kinds and, in LAKELAND the famous
shows of the Patterson Carnival com
pany, one of the largest and best in
the country.
Handsome cash prizes Of $500, $500
and on down to $50, are offered for
the best showings in the various
classes of cotton, grains, hays and
similar products.
Horticulture with a hundred or
more prizes, will include the south's
finest fruits and vegetables. The i'm
Importance Of good seed production is
stressed in a special Department.; here
science comes to play for the better
ment Of southern agriculture.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12

the model dairy and : y
constitute educaN ioaa3 "a.
utmost value. .
In fact, the enNrs az =,
it, including 0at 81 !
is framed along kdues !,
the foremost EEpo9s { I
to teach. It pre4osss TO :.
what others hafs daa.. !
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LOST

LOST-One black folding pocket
book containing receipts and other
valuable papers. Finder phone 457-2.
Suitable reward if requested. Mrs. ].
T. Hendricks, R. F. D. No. 6.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12
.sO.)iI ,aIEASTERN FAIR 10 SHe
. PRODUCTS OF SOj)[IIiI,si BIS
Wsrds Finest Cattle sMins Pouf Nest Exssnsvs
cultural Prizes OF Over $4,000

Farmer OF Georgia and the xoath,
east VIII collect $4,000 from the
Southeastern Fair for simply display
ing hers the best products of their
farms
This is independent OF $4,000 in
prizes for showing of the finest cat
g. $1,000 for the best bred swine,
$4,000 for the most classy poultry and
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12
4 OR S ALE

FOR SALE-One 1916 bort auto
mobile in good condition Inquire at
Leadcr-Enterprise Office. If
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH

Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity.
Holy Communion, 7:30 A. NJ.
Sunday School, 10 A. M.
Morning Prayer and Sermon, II
o'clock
Evening Prayer and Sermon, 7.30
o'clock
Everybody, welcome.
]. w BLEKER.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12

man who wants to en-.
seeks to show him hew ,
full Information viii is
every Point; il is Gu. :
ask for it.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12

LOST-Hand bag, between Fitz-
gerald and Norman Park, or at Fitz-
gerald. Contains wallet with papers
which are valuable to me. Reward of
$500 will be paid for its return to
this Office. Fitzgerald Leader-Enter-
prise 7-l0-l2-p
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12


The agricultural department is SO
important feature that President H.
G. Hastings of the fair association was
placed in charge of it as chairman.
with r. G. Lyon as superin tendent.
Worlds Finest Cattle
Will Be Shown Here.
The first Southeastern Fair made
nationwide reputation through it's
magnificent display. Of fine registered
cattle. The showing this year with
$4,000 cash premiums, will be even
better and more extensive. Better
STILL there will be larger representa-
ton of fine cattle from Georgia than
ever, showing the splendid progress
made in this state in the important
cattle growing industry
The American Hereford Cattle
Breeders Association will show here
the biggest and best exhibit it has ever
brought together. The exhibits of
Jerseys will be under the auspices of
the American Jersey Cattle Club, and
the showings of Shorthorns, Aberdeen
Angus. Red Polled, Guernseys, Hol-
,stsin-Friesians and others will all be
under the direct authorization of the
VARIOUS organizations which encourage
the growing CT each class of registered
9wttle.
Dairy products aud implements and
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-12

tify to the abundant g o'7
industry that is rapidly T.
to a leading place.
Ever the bees h&yc u.
gotten. Cash prizes a%@2
the best displays Of b Is
products.
You VIII, IN fact, soa
everything when you ga
Southeastern Fair, il dli
Altogether the South n
1917 will be perhaQS OK
plete display in every Inc
in the south. a special
been set apart for cntcl
all the best known cas- il
will be on display with d
in chag 20 ~
Tad is something =
age and condition Of il;ai
fair begins4with We baby,
ter Babies Show" a =
boy and the girl, afr[ h
and education for the y
young woman, and con
known feature to at.ra2t
those of middle age aa1 G
maturer years,
Counties or individG&'S
formation about exhibit
etc, shoulS write al IN
XIX: :; II, +
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1917-03-23

The annual township meetings that
have occurred this week have lost much
of their old time interest. 1t is queer
fact that while there has been strong
movement to make all legislative matters
subject to the direct action of the indi.
vidual voter as shown by the referendum
and initiative laws, the election of u. s.
senators, the form of the primary ballot
and the primary itself, yet on the other
hand the two most democratic assem-
blies, to-wlt, the school district and the
township meetings have been shorn OF
their powers to very great extent, and
the government of the districts, and the
levylng of taxes, etc, given to the res
pective boards of directors and super.
visors. A school meeting or township
meeting today is mlsnomer, as practl
cally all the voter can do is to vote as he
does at any other election. Time was
that the rural town meeting was the
forum for the eloquence of the local
orator, not say what an opportunity
there was for political combinations in
the matter of the selection of road over
seers. We are not arguing as to whether
this is better or worse. but just to call
attention to the tendencies of the public
to travel in opposite directions at the
same time.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1917-03-23

Senator Andrews of Mankato has in
troduced bill in the Minnesota legisla.
ture making it mlsdemeanor to offer
or take "tip " in any public capacity.
The practise of tipping is an old one and
very obnoxious to the average American
Hotels and railroads companies have
taken advantage of the practice and
they hire people in places at starvation
wages and then expect them to prey on
the travelling public for their pay. The
custom is European and adopted in this
country to such an extent that if one
don't tip the waiter he is often subjec
ted to delays and insults in being waited
on. The Pioneer Express hopes that
Senator Andrews bill will be made q
law in Minnesota and other states will
be sure to follow.