The Van Buren press., 1896-03-21


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fh.s 0ll CITY DsrTaek- ; saapg Of Jos5
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have ss,g- old 8anas ga1RaaliE1 preachers
shag5s wita suPPsFa#asd sauaseE al his
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his dou1sEt6c sses5Eez that are before
me On the fiE1ea page
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hadrE Afurlself sad taea gras into and
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recall am0atas= uaa II infinite lest.
Arr.enna.s Ward aesssared In Macon, Ga,
I'm 1856. He had BEEN 10 Utah see-uF-
ing 20 tte M1rrnCrE zHsga sent me a eeEn-
1ll1nsnsary s5e4asz and brief letter
asking me to meet ham II Macon !
hare the ticket 1c@ and Il says.
Admit the bearer and enc WIFE
! He had Used theze n IEab-
I What would The word d without rs
SMILES, iss haEaoE. "a so51es and puRs
f and raey su-eautzaa We can easily get
mad about potatoes and get bitter
] ad.ou1 religion. he Gan shed tears
+ enough over Affections that viii sure
f II come to De a. sooner or LATER, but
f smiles come uHfa5ased With anger or
EorrO,g and s1peesen Tie journey Of life.
! Wish l could go down to the old
field school you are gong 70 have az tie
f Grand. | would - delighted % hes-
the veterans speak Il public on the
stage and recist n aEiEAIns tic and
i grammar and geography. 1t would
carry me back 70 the Old GwInnett In.
st5tute. where We ho9z used 10 bold our
annual commemorative outdoors on
T = platform that Wzs shaded with
bush srb0r Go-od gracious. how Jim
+ Dunlap and jim Alexander and jim
+ Wilson and Jim Malfbie and IN Lin.
ton and all the other Jins and some
other boys used % easorz On that stage
and make il fairly tremb.c with Their
4 muscular elogueneei thought ID waF
Z fine and sublime and il was. One TING
( when was in love my speech was: Ny
I Name is NorVal,7 and my girl said
did splendid and called me Moral for
( long time afterwards. would like
( 10 hear Col. Bob Lowry speak, but ]
don't think ''the OLD oeken bucket tits
him. He ought TO choose Marco
Bozaris and try TO look solemn instead
of sweet / would like 10 see old IA
Their Adair sitting up there playing
schOolmasier and shooting his epi'
grams around like sparks from an old
time blacksmith shop. What would
Atlanta do without George? would
like TO hear Col. Nat Hammond sPouts
little Of that Latin that he writes 10 the
young doctors as they graduate. a
man told me that Nat got college
professor to write that speech. but he
couldn't translate it to save his life.
The man lied, l know. iii bet be IS
the only lawyer in Georgia that can
write Latin speech. Iwould like 10
hear Capt. Evan Howell shake the floor
and bring down the house with:
Make way for liberty" he cried.
Make way for liberty" and died.
/ Then there is the burial of ST. John
/ Moore that Is not down on the LIST.
What a world of fond memories there
.sre around these old school days. }
think | viii 90 down and join the
veterans in recalling them. We are
not all dead ye7.-Bill Arp ir Atlanta
Constitution.