The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25

Specialized Georgia and Nertheru Flortsla
Win wireless surpriaea AGIer Fhey
Rssad the Apparatus 90 the Sny 90
Atlanta Msatly RaIr and niue ~ esi.
some oI the chivalry Of Georgia and
northern Florida came 10 town Yesterday
morning while most Of the residents we're
asleep. The ship that brought them Wa
the Savannah liner City of Atlanta. and
although IL was half past every one 81
the sontherners was wide awake and
leaning over the StarbOard rail To get the
earliest possible view of the cloud pene-
trating towers The Dolly GeOrpida Of
Atlanta had sent the party Of twelve ON
an excursion. some came from where
the Suwanee River flows. and Others.
notably those from Montgomery county.
Ca. could boast OF swimming in the
waters Of the Ocmulges. the OcOnee and
the Altamaha and the shadows Of Okee-
walkee Creek.
There were elk young women In the
party and SAX young men who never had
seen the six young women before they met
at Atlanta. The ak young men declare
that there never have been on this or any
other hemisphere any six young women
80 wonderful.
DR. %. y Moye Of SopertOn. which
10 in Montgomery county. said that he
had a practice that took in a radius OF
thirty miles Of his home: that he covered
IN. whole territory every day in the
wear in a buggy with team that his
/ friend Sewall Courson. who bought and
sold horses. said was among the best
in Georgia: that he would have got an
automobile a. a prize 10 h. had induced
more of his friends To subscribe for the
0sorpidH. bat that after he got here ne
was mighty glad that he had not won the
! automobile. but jus, q trip To New York
II certainly vas a " ouderful place, Well
cir. IL simply knock ed us all to pieces
when We saW those great buildings run
utnK away up there. sir. lust next door
to heaven! And then the what do you
call them SIbw ayzg Well. they just
run away down next door TO the other
place You Law u all over us Capt
Jim Horton 81 the savannah Line told
me-. when IL comes To going up or down
\ Ou see. We are just plain folks dow a in
Georgia. Sir. ana hive entirely on the level.
Armand Durapt. who IN only ~. ana
who won a farm Of ten acres near Atlanta
by getting subscriptions for the paper.
said he was city hoy and did not ses
what ne cOuld do alone On a ten acre
farm II the editor had no objection he
would like 10 trad. that farm Tor a trip
70 New York. The editor said certainly
a. he made money IN the swap. and 40
Armand came along He was not sea
sick. as many If the ~xcurslonists were
aud h- aid the view ~ the town from the
hay and the 81, sseqIent explorations Of
the interior were worth much more than
q zen acre farm near anywhere
Most Of the eNcursiOnistE are OF light
con '-Nion aud have frank blue eyes and
th. : - Yankee genuinene~@ Of the real
American All the men are extremely
polite and Use the Colonial form Of adj
dress To an white men
None 81 the men or women ever had
-esn a wireless telegraph IN operation
and were surprised when they learned
that they might send a message To their
-we-theaTts when they were out &c
sight e land Naturally everybody in
the party invested IN the wireless and
southern Georgia and northern Florida
have been marvelling nc the wonders OF
electrical science for the last several days
Dr Move says he told the best girl in
Snperton that he had not been srasick
aud that h" was having a fine trip. also
something el-. IN which the newspap ers
were not Interested.
The party will sail hack to Georgia
Nv the steamship Cty 10 Columbus On
Thursday. The six young women are
~ the MaTthA Washington and the young
men at the Hotel Arlington.