Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-11-22

they are undignlfied, unjust, lack shame
etc, will be useful to the wise and aH-
noying only to the foolish.
| 1t doesn't matter what Mr.. Fang
will is--is there any truth in what he,
! says?
| If a humble mouse crawled from
sewer, looked at you with his long
quivering nose and said, You are a
shameless creature and don't know.
anything" you should not try to kill
I that mouse.
You should ask yourself. is there
truth in what the mouse says? If So.
how can | correct my fault?"
The bad feature of Mr.. ZangwilPs
talk is the harm it may do to his CO.
Freligionsts among those already pref
udiced. 1t cannot hurt him, Tor he will
soon be back, safe in England, where
they will approve quite generally his
views on America.
But his inaccurate belittling of the
ku Klux Klan may cause trouble to
better Jews than Zangwill And his
ridiculing of Christian Science does
not come with good grace from one
belonging to race that has so long
complained (and JUSTIFY OF religious
prejudice.
However, at hs worst. Mr.. Fang
States and its people have a thous-
and Iafacfc &l,A NJ
could not see or understand To make
us think about them is to render
service.
Correspondents report that Indiana
is controlled politically. bv the Ku
klux, with that control already strong
in Texas, Oklahoma. and Arkansas
now spreading into Ohio and other
states.
Everything depends on how control
is acquired. If through the ballot box,
no one may complain. Vox populi, su-
prema tex este holds good whether
you like the vox of the moment or
not
In, a Wild West exhibition dozen
cows are turned into the arena: wild
COWS" they. are called Cowboys with
lassoeS and empty beer bottles are
turned loose with the COWS. They has
SO them, throw them down, sit on
them and the cowboy that first r1aa-
ages to till his beer bottle with milk.
no matter how, as the COW pants and
struggles, receives a reward
To many civilized beings that seems
| all right.
What should we say about collec-
ton OF oxen if they gave a similar ex-.
h;bit'en, only turning nursing human
mothers into the arena instead of cows
we might criticize them severely for
lack OF delicate feeling.
Religion is still powerful in national
affairs. In Germany it plays greater
part than Socialism, bolshevism or
capitalism. The witelsbach, royal Cath
Ole family of Bavaria, who furnished
klngs to Germany long before the
Protestant Hohen1ollerns were known
are again rivals OF those Hozenholl-
erns for the rule of Germany. when
She shall become too weak to rule
herself. -"'>
Stressemann, managing the Ger
man republic, allows the HohGnzolt-
efn crown Prince to return from Holt
and, that his royal Protestant inf1u-
ence might Offset the revolut 'onarv
royal Catholic influence of the Wit+ei-
Dachs IN Bavaria. To let one royal re-
llglon fight another is his plan.
Frank Falos, crippled laborer, takes
ms tour young children to the State
Workmen's Compensation Bureau and
says, you feed them, can't.
Then thousand voices will cry, what
You can't feed them? You must feed
them It's your duty" To that every
body says. Amen, yet the crippled
lather would get no reward, except
quiet conscience, for feeding these
Children, whereas the community in
general would get the value of their
work.
Parents are working for the nation
and supremacy wise Providence makes
them eager to do it, glad to sacrifice
themselves for the coming generation
:. Mussolinr increases the pay of SOL
dlers so that they are as we'll paid as
CIVILIAN workers. That's an echo of old
Rome. They took good care of sold
iers IN those ancien. days that Musso
I'M admlres and would bring back.
A contented army means a safe die
tator.
The, old plan was to give land to
the old soldiers and whatever they
could take to the young ones Good pay
probably will do as we'll.