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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-11
New, Spring Millinery

The 8 by the mostfas
ionably an hat aret the de-
New a Of 10 new sandbra Ak7&kGN
and ncud ling
Ito NV
In and a fine
nd all =
al EZRSNNH6
Untrimmed Hats 81
made rough
braids specially M
$39s to .fWNyk9V
Children's Hand H9S3OS<<2XIct3Hk
made Il.kS1~Ssa
and shown in
OF Il
line OF hatsf mis- be-
u ~
Specially
! ~
SAGA, $500
for n
purposes, Utmost EMIA
such "
acs pop RNV
pies bues, hydrangias. ~ lX5gsdY W
yioes. black N 8k III
blossoms
and CSC, choice for "
Csc ""S
all Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-11


they embody the
nonrusabe boning w, Coses
he 500 to $500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-11
Beautiful Laces for Hat Trimn

Millinery authorities showing oncusvey that ases WIN De sns
the condition meet the demand Some the
de
all the as
for the prices.
OUR MARCH ORDER LAcEs HAS ARRIVED
and German Val Linen Torchon Bamen and Cotton
matched The whole lot offers the e.
~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-11

Another lot like those that went so
rapidly q few days ago. Imported
Hat Pins In amethyst, coral. sapphire
and topaz. These are regular and
good values at soc. choice Saturday
at 26c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-11
Observation-Disclosures for La Vida

La Vida Corsets are uneQualied In point Of
it finish and style. The La Vida Corset hts
the figure naturally-as II It had been modelled
over the fgure-yet preserves the essential
styles, and neutralizes over or underdevelop-
ments. They are boned with the best boning
in the world, used only in these corsets. giving
them a resiliency that preserves their original
shape long after usage La Vida Corsets havo
the patrician tone-the unmistakable touch
which make custom-made garments distinctive.
They are superior in designing. workmanship
and in quality Of materials.
Prices $3.50 to $500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-11
Ribbons for Spring Millinery

Sxnch satin finish Msane Ribbons new colorngs; All SIN
a
in
values yard
o
superior quality inches wide and quality
exceptional value at, yard. 800
qualities and widths well as
O popular prices
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-11
75c Puff and Braid Pins
at 30c Pair

These braid and pun pins are in
gold engraved effects, inlaid with bril-
liant settings, in amber and shell.
Splendid styles and all new goods.
Regular 75c values, Saturday at SEQ
pair.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-11
March Sale of Spring Embroideries
With Some Very Special
Values for Saturday

F1ouncings the
choicest spring and
msr ,a1 h ns are regularly aS but Csc
Embroideries in fine
materials At regular
D on hsss rSSd sr n up to So yard 20c
EMsRoIpERIEs THE WEDDING TRoussEAu
Ribbon
completing fine rousseau sets
collection
satisfaction from point
o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-11
W. Q. coRseTs FOR SPRING.

w. B. Corsets distinctive. They give
each figure an individuality that only scientific
ally designed handmade corsets can give. They
At perfectly and represent the latest mode eff
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-11
Your Choice of These Elegant
Undermuslins at $l.O0

combining
displaying qualities
of
best eve
Gowns ats
that wonderful
excellent workmanship
soo-These be found
skirts the
The embroidery Of exquisite
perfect IT. The values extraordinary
Choice of These Beautiful New Corset Covers at Soc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-11
Grand Showing of
New BarretteS

New Barrettes In carved, strand and
spider-web effects, gold inlaid novel
ties In shell and amber. Two grand
assortments for Saturday at Csc and
soc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
Aahie ueran.
lie Aushebnnsen am Yaiama. 9nnal
tparen i'm 5ebruar beeeutenSer
uis in ieoem friiberen
NSpnaf.

Sn Der Central : Sipiiion ncs
Yanamas annnls. an ipcld,cr and Der
srnBe Sulebrn : Surtitit uno pie
Gbaares : Seftion scborcu, BADEN nic
.Nllsbebunseu mdbrcno bes Ionats
Sebruar 1,409.33S aubifpurbs poer
mebr ala IN irsenS einem iriiherer
Wonat bctrnsen. Sn Sieier Si$iiion
iinb Jest 71.S33.522 9arbs bcrcitS
beieitiat unb es bleiben nod 26.09t.s
400 Yarbs. Sn Der ntlantiiden
Sipiiion belicfeu iid Ole Iusbebuueen
pdbrcno heSieIbcu Nfonats AMI ga
1870 nnb in Der pa5ifiiden ani 509.s
217 Yarbs. Naeo in. Ilem fnarcn
bis gum 1. Mdrs 131.S29.436 YarbS
nusgeboben nnb eS ipdren noh .50.s
70S.3S0 yarbs 6u beieitigeu. Sertis
lit Der aanal bon Der pa3ifiiGcn Gins
fabrt bis our 8erft Der Sananlas
Sabn in Salbao. anf einer Strede BON
flint Heilcn, unb Don bort eritrcdt
lid na6 Rem Snlanbe aui brei Nieis
len Elm ofiencr aanal bon 30 bis Is
Sus Siefc unb mnrhe Sheilc linn
audi bier ifon bis auf bic pollc Srcitc
bon 500 ausgebobcn. Nu Der atlans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
Serbe, aber ipabre aritif!

Sn einem 8criht Ses gunScssG ors
porations : @ommiiiGrs Smitb tpirb
nniere Sor It fpirtbfhaft be-
,leud1tet unb babel ieitseiteQt. Das lid
Die Walobeitdnbe bes 2anbes mehr
linb mehr in ben SGnoeu ipcniaer
Scutc conSentrieren, baS iih Ser
fpeitans sr0Bte Sbei( berieIben idon
leet in Den 6dnben bon ctipa 1000
Senten bciinbe. Die 5um Sbeil nit
chamber IN gerbinbung itebeu, 10
oab Elm Sol5s Tonopol su ertparten
lei. oas benz 2dnoe groBe @eiabren
brineen iperbe. Sic 1920 arGSten
Sol5lanos@ i8entbiimer beiieen aeaens
fp6rtig S6,579,000 acres, unb in
ben lesten 40 Sabrcn lit Der 0ertb
oieIcs 9anoes auf ods To- big So
lode aeitiesen. Sie @eihihte unies
ret Wdloer lit cine Dor bielen Nah
rcn dnbebenbe nnc bis gum bcutiaen
1ase lid fortipinnenbe 8cibe bon
8etriisereien. 0erbrcden unS Ser
seben, Sie6itdblen, GeipalttbGtiafeiz
ten. Weineiben. ltnbiliafeiten unb
elmer pbpramioalen Iibperpalhlna.
Guf feinem anberen @ebiete bat nm
ierc, nationale 8eeierung 10 periast.
nie nuf bieiem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

tiifen Ginia6rt bat Der 3anal ihon~
feline polle 8reite bon 500. aber ess
iinp nod 30,600.000 Ynrbs @rbe linb.
$500. 000 garbs Selien gu beietiisa
gen. In DER sroBen 9atunzS fIsniex
imp etipu 90 Irpsent Gonfretntaifes
seleet inb Der rieiige Samm lit Slt@
so Yro5ent fcrti9 9eitelt, ipdbrenb bie--
@onfrei : 9onitruftiouen 81 Sebroc
Miguel Su 81 Yro5ent unb Die Mirdsss
iloress S6leuieu 5u IL Sroaent fertie.f
limb. Sic Gfferten fir Die @rriftnnan
bon HotbDdmmeu, an allen Shleuiens
tperben am 80. Widr5 %eroffnet. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

Wit Sorliebe lperben Die .riidItGus
bigen llltramontnnen" bon gepiKeil
Scuten edbiu perpdhtiet. naB lie in
Se5us aui @lnIt nno @iiienidait bic
r~ciniten .8nnnuien unS 8iloen"
icien. nm 10 pcrbiiifftcr biiriten cieic
geufhcn perben. ipenn Tic nnnmcbr
eriabrcn. odB Die rubcnidipdrSc Staoi
aolu nit eincr IufipeuSuns bon Sipei
Nillionen Warf fir Stunt unS
Biienihait ~einsig I'M Sents
hen3 cihe ba iiebtl Sieic Seifs
%iIellun9 ut besbalb 10 bcmerfensipertb.
meil Die Stabtperorbncten : Vers
iammluns in aoln einc Gem
rim smebrbeit beiiet! - Die
liberal : ~ioriiGrittlitc Iebrbcit Der
2anpts urb &~ciioen5itant gerfin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

eisnen Geriuhen hattie Die 8isconiin
Stdticn ip%abriheinlid, feline Seit.
ODER Die paar Wilionen. rpelhe Die
Wiseoniin'er Sarmer fir bieien
Stoif nerpenbeten, ODER rihtiser
perihpenocten, iparen ibr nidt ipifs
ti9 genug.-anm. bes .@anberer".)
Sn bieiem Bulletin 80. ISL lit ean5
fldr urb beutlif an ieben. baS Die
Safc niht ridtig mar. limb nnIer
Snrmers Snitifute2 Sdsiclbe bat nic
ein @ort baaeecn seiast. cher bds
@cgcntbcil. aber ieit Der @eroitents
lihrng Ses obisen Bulletins mar cS
cin @auoilrn. 9escn bieie Stod Soobs
losSieben 81 boren. Man tonnte lih
dnsIfiitten Dor 2adlen, fpenn bic
Sade nitt 10 ernt mare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

Iuae unb iGreibe zines Yfens
nigs - Der eanSe Ippdrat BON
Rihtcrn. Sfoiien. I%mtSnuipnlt unp
8ehtsanipdltcn aniscboten murbe.
Ser WiiIictbGtcr Zee baneelte iid nm
Elm -seitoblenes" aoipertD .fonnte
abcr ieinc llnihulo nafipeiien mo
oa CT iebenialls and ionlt cine eius
iuameireie Sergangenbeit biuter lid
hattie. purbc er ihlieBlih auf Sntras
bes Staaisanlualtes sldnSeno freiges
iproden! llnb icet muS
man iif mir einmal poriIellcn. mas
iolfe 8icoerieeien lid crir 5uiammeuz
iaIbaSeru. iuenn Ne hinter benz Sier=
tiih iiber ben - Nnti- Wrbernifen.
Glib l~osSieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
,1stenialiebmte int Greben.

Gus Dem lcBtcn 8erift Der beutSs
ifen Heifsbnnf in Berlin gebt herr $
bot, baS bieie I'M ab9eldufenen Sabre
ni6t peniser ais $4,000 perlorcn
bat blrd1 falidc Snnienpmnrtifcine.
bic ein friiberer HeihS6dnf : Hinges
%iteltcr. Hamens @rlierentbdl, IN bets;
leeteu flint Sabreu in llmlauf iebte;s..
Der 0erluit Der Heifsbdnf be3iffertss
lid iest id)pu aiif gc9eit cine bafbc.s,
IiDion Collars. uuo oas @nbc 1T nodrs
nif,t abSniebeu. @~rucnentbal. Der
Ieitber Selbitmorb beganaen bat, eess
ldn9te in ieiner amtlidleu Stellnns in
Den geiis bon Sunoerten Sniiiene<
martiheineu, bic cr nit Summer itnb
ltnterifrift periah unb Damn in llmSfi
laif brddte. Sn es lid nidt inns
eiecntlide SalIififate banoeIt, ldBt iidf
Der 8etrug I'M eiu8eluen Sale crit
feifitellen. ipenn Die betreffenben :;
Noten, Die ieit Dem Sabre 1906 imi
llmlaut Iiub, ipicper an Die 8eidssl
bauts 9aie suriidfommeu. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
Ter eubn Der Sarmarbeitsr.

3ic bas gderbau.S epartemcut in
cinem itatiitiiGen 9eri6t betannt
siebt, b~eIieicn lid inn Sabre 1910 Die
S0bne Scr Sarmarbeiter bicrSulnnbe
bufhI6hittlid) auf $3.50 nlpnatlid,
m6brcnb bieielben boz 20 Sabreu
boditens $tS.33 bctrueen. sWit 9es
foitisuns bclicfena iih sbt Qobne in
1910 pur6ibnittlih alf 1921 nnb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

Sic Mabrnug Ses Slutes fommt, /,
nom Idsen; ipenn bericlbc nliber~
SrSnung. lit has gIut unrein. Sorgtss
baber. baB eler 9taseu in cinem \
gutcu 3ultaube blcibt blirf ben Sc
brauf bon 81. Giiguit aonig's 6dms ,
burger 1ropfen unc oas Slut fpiro-,
rein gebalten. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

bait odsesen bic eieenc 5ni6e 81
lnb ldBt Den Sta1t fir Sas
iorger. mas has .ifrpnrSc aoln" fir
efgcre 8efnurg %duilucnoet!
y y
8cnu aIh in uuiercr 3eit eirler<
,'eits Der lln9louhe Snf Der
fraftiseu iinan5ielleu llntertiisunp
Icttens Der 2oge - iruncr fiibner iein
&dltpt crbebt, 10 lit ,anoercricits aud,
acknowledgements cine imuer ltdrfer
iuerbcnbe Organization Der 8ldubi9en
elehentc pufSuipeiicu. 0as rcli@
sioie Seben nimnlt I'M Na9emeincu
einen u%n9eabntcu gufihpun9 unb
ieibit iolfe, ipelf,e BOZ Sahren nod
etfpds idiiftern auf ser Scite itdnbcn.
treteu beute nit Stpl5 in uniere
Heiben eiu. Gin berporragenbes
SoIiuerf seeen ben ltualaabenr loareu
bon ieber aiih Die o Den Seiuiteuz
pdteru sesriinoeten 9~tariariitcn
Gongregatipnen". 9uh @oblens
bciist Icit so Sabrcn cine Idnucrs
uuh SunseeieIcu : Congregation,
ipeld,e nor einisen Sngen ihr golbcs
Subil q II NJ feieru tonntc.
Ser Ginbrud bieIer Seier mar iibers
pGltisenbl = Bel Der firhlidcn
Seicr ginscn 1000 IGnncr unb
Siinslinse our III. Communion, u1b
200 neile NiitalieSer nurocn aufscs
rtomnilent Snruntcr warcn' ale
Stdnne pertreten. arbeiter. 5anbs
iperfer. aduilaute, Seamten, @cs
lcbrten ETC., etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
GARNER Vcreinisnns IN Maine,

Sic Sarmcr bon Ircpitot 9ountp.
Maiuc. beni 9ntritt. no Die meiiten
aartoiiclu in anerifa aebaui lpcrben.
beabiihtiscm Die @riinouns elmer
Combination dbnli6 Der Organization
DER Sabnfspilan5cr in Sentudp. Sas
eurd) iol bic Yrobuftion Der aartofz
ieln aercgclt pcroeu. 9cipnoerc Nuiz
m~ertiamfcit miro nan Der fertilization
bon aartoiieliprit idcnfen. Iuh ioll
cine Delegation naf Sbipeben 9cz
ianSt paSen I'M Die bortigeu Wetbos
ben az inibircn. Die Shpcocn iolcn
cine Ict6obe entbedt babcn. burh Die
nlls aartoiielu einc Dem @aiolin dbns
Lido Subitan5 ber9eitellt lperoen lam,
Die fir Nutomobile perwcrtbbur III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
VeAea &rebsi@aOen.

. Sds e:npfehle hisrmit Stroop's' b~erabmt.S
beutidie Buloer. Sieielben neilen teoen (noa
nidt arigebrodeneD arebs ioluobl ~iuuerlidb as,
6nBerlid,. 9as anertanut einsis bette IRitteL. Iut
Wageptrebs srfol9reih Su belief. @esen Jtiae..
rsnL 8eusnife u. ~. idlreihe mai an:
YRrs. o. 8oeoin9, =
Seueea. RdnidS. f.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
Mdtnna, 1tatidt 9ath1liten!

Sudt abr trudatbare 5arm.u in per Ndbe
elmer tatbpliidaen atrd1e uuo Sdlule, Ga udstgen
greiien. i'm uorooitlidlen Soma. 10 id,rei6st
brett an q!
REV. J.. p. WAGNER, :
Box 1873, Cresco, Iowa.
Seim earsibsn eripahne man atn, oieies Slaii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
Gin erisls.
Die G%inridtuns ppn I~uifiuarfaifeu
in 48 Srten bat ale Gruartnn.
gen iibertroffen, erfldrt Der
General &uitmeiiter.

.Sas Yoitiparfanen : Sn'tcm bat
iiT erfolsreifer erfpieieu ais mar es
fiislif eriparten fonnte."
Sieic grfldrung gub Der 8cnerdlz
Soltntciltcr Sitd1cod anldblid, Der
Yriifln9 bes Seriftes Der IoIrrneiiter
in Den As Stdbten uno SrtIhaiten,
400 Eoitiparfaiien ieit benz 8. Sanuar
bieies Sabres cirgeriftet limb. Ser
9eridlf be5iebt iid duf Die Yeriohc BON
%. Sanuar bis gum %. Sebrilar.
Wdbrenb bieier Seit tpiirben 1928
Spar 8onto eroffnet uno 6,S61 iepns
rate @inSublun9en aemndt. Ger
eurflfnittlih e%inbeSablte 8etrns be-
trus $21.50. @dbrenb berieIben
3eit ipurocn MIR 259 apnto gcs
i6loNeu. 10 oaB am %. Sebrunr nod
1864 aonto beifnnben. Ser Hettpz
aafenbeitanb am %. Sebruar betriia
$183,s69. 1enu pdbrenp bes 8eites
bieies Sdbres Die gin5ablunser II. Gbs
be6unsen i'm ielbcn WerbdltniB forts
ihreiten. 10 ipcrocn Die Sepoiitcn ant
enoe oes Snbrcs $SO3.2t3 bctraecr.
Sic 8eIammt : 8enolferuug Der
As Stdbte ilnb Srte, in benen Yoits
ipartniien b~eIteben, betrdet n%nnGberT:b
100000 8opfe. Wenn alio in alle,t
Soitdmtern. Die 8clbanipeiIuneen aus
ireaen, Sparfai,n eiuserihtet niirpcu.
Die i'm ielben 8erbdltniB tpie Die nun
porbanoenen in anipru1 senommen
fpiirben, 10 tpiirben mad %einidbrigem
Setrieb Die 9epoiiten ettpa $780,
100000 betrasen.
Der General : Iptmeiitcr At nun
beihdfftst, $50 weitcrc EpiiparfaHen
ein5mriMfen, ba Der Gpngref In iei.
ner letten seiiipn 100000 fir bic
fen Sued bemiaiste. Die Cite Der
Stdnte In beren 9afien einserihtet
ruerben, tuirb bemnddit uerSitentliht.
Geine U%clesenbcit suni Nieber iibcn.
Sas bdrte Zoos eiuer Srau seihiloert
bon Serrn @bas. 8ied aus Yrimrole.
Re6r. CT ihreibt: I'D piinide
Sbnen mit5utbeilen. bag ser alpcns
frauter cine berrltd)e Iebisin lit.
@eine Satin bat i'm ieit GINGER 3eit
sebraldt unb lie fiiblt iih ipie nclis
geboren. Sic fann piebcr ibre arbeit
alein pcrriften. Sic bat lpGbreno
pes gan5en cages faum 3eit senils.
lid, nieoer5uieseu, aber Tic lit jest SlIs
triebeu unb 9liidlih. ba lie it'd rpobl
iiibft. sic uar LANCE trant eetueien.
ullb mir sabeu cine Netse @elp fiir
Aerate nno Iebisin mls. nber Iues
ipar peracbens."
Sorui's Slpenfrduter bdt eincn ilna
eebro6cncn &eforS bcs @rIolges alS
Gin Dtittcl gesen Slutfrantbeiten unb
forperlihe Seioeu. une bieier Heforo
eritredt lid iiber Elm Snbrhunbert. gr
lit feine N~potheter : 1ehi3in, lonpern
Elm einiahes Srdtter : Seilmittel.
ipcld,es fir aranfe bercitet lii umb
benielbcn brett geiiefert miro burd,
Die gisentbiimcr. Or. Scter Sabrnen
&. Sons &c.. 1875 60. Sppuc slpc.
Chicago. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
tteber ,Stod 5osb"

idreibt elm 9eier Der .aderbaus Sts." a.:
@it ~Stod Sooo" babe i6 id,Su felt
LANCER oils 5cbn Sabren grperimente
semnft unb bicielben iGon bdn,als
als Of I RI ht be3ei6net. 9ass
ielbe tpuroe IN alien 3eitunacn rieiens
bait anse5eist. Crit in lester Seit
bat bic Experiment. Station bon @iss
couiin cine Neibe Yerind1e anbcrer
Statipnen in einem Bulletin 5uiams
men sefa6t unb per0ffentliHt. (Su
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-11
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

Dear Daddy jim: Here comes a
little girl from the old. north State
to join the band of Cousins. | am
stranger to you all, but you are not
strangers to me. [ have been reading
The JeffersOnian for long time and
love to read the Cousins page best
of all. 1t is beginning to feel like
spring. How many of the Cousins
like spring better than any Of the
other seasons? I like spring best on
account of the birds sweet songs
and the beautiful flowers. guess all
of the Cousins are going to have a
garden. [ am. | have two sisters
and two brothers. I think Mr. Wat
son and Daddy Jim are doing a great
work in the Sunny South Brother
hood. I would love to receive cards
from the Cousins, but I will not
promise to answer all, for my pennies
are scarce. I close with best wishes
to the Cousins and Daddy Jim.
ALICE LAWRENCE, Cameron, N. G.
RI. 3.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-11
A SUGGESTION.

To the p. G. G. Members: A week
or SO ago 1 asked the Junior Bro
therhoOd members to send me their
names and addresses, and out of all
the members | received two. The
thought has come to me that we run
the Post Card Club into the Junior
Brotherhood. | am sure that Daddy
Jim had much rather have us chill
dren help our little brothers and sis
tiers than write riddles; for instance,
if Daddy Jim Wiuld give us two col
umns each week where the P. G. G.
is, that would be 0. K. Children's
riddles are no good to you or me; it
is just for past-time. Why not put
the Junior Brotherhood where the
Post Card Club is now? Now here is
the thing to do; each and everyone
of you write me a letter telling me
what you think Of my plan. Also
state whether or not you are men,
Der. If you are not a member and
enclose ten cents or more, I will
send you button and put your name
down. You see the S. S. B. has a
Home Department, so il has no room
for Junior Broth erhood. Now,
children, don't wait for the other
one, DuL eaCn Try 10 De urSC. he
member the saying, eff a task is once
begun, never leave it till it's done;
be the labor great or SMALL do it we'll
or not at ALL" Now the task is be-
gun we must not leave it. I have got
the ball on the level, and I want all
of you to help me get it started down
the hill and keep it rolling. Daddy
Jim, tell us what you think of our
n]an. Your new friend, AIRING
TOOTLE, (Conductor), Glennville,
Ga. Rt. 4.
q want to hear what you have to
say about this plan, and after you
ave spoken I will tell you what
think about it-DADDY JIM
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-11
FROM AN ARKANSAS COUSIN.

Dear Daddy Jim: Here I come for
the first time. Papa takes The jeff
and [ like the Post Card Club fine.
How many of you Cousins like to go
to school? | do, for one. I don't go
to school now, as my school is out.
Now I will describe myself I have
red hair, brown eyes, fair complex
ion, weigh 120 pounds, am thirteen
years old and in the seventh grade.
| think the girls ought to have as
good an education as the boys l
live in the country and like it very
much. My mama has been sick for
seven years. My sisters and [ always
had to do the chores. How many of
you Cousins like to work on the
farm? I do, and have worked on it
for long time. [ will close by an
swering and asking some geography
questions. Henry While, your third
one is Stones. Ruth Holcomb, your
first one is Perry. If [ am right I
shall expect a card from you What
causes lakes? What is Kentucky
called. Your new Cousin, LEONA
HAWKINS, JethrO, Ark.
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FROM AN OLD ALABAMA FRIEND.

Dear Daddy jim: Will you move
up and give me a little room in
your circle? This is my fifth letter.
was one of the first to join the club,
but it has been so long since | have
written | guess you have forgotten
me. How many Of you Cousins like
to read? I do, and I read most of
my time. My favorite books are st.
Elmo, Ten Nights in the Bar Room
and The Little Baptist. My favorite
flowers are roses and violets. like
to go to school, and think the girls
should be educated the same as the
boys. I have a brother named for
Mr.. Watson, and wish l was (if I
am girD. I wish Daddy Jim would
change the age limit. There are
some of Us Cousins getting over the
limit and we still like to write. You
Alabama Cousins wake up, we are
getting behind. I will ask some his
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NEW COUSIN FROM LOUISIANA.

Dear Daddy jim: I would like to
join your happy band of boys and
girls. I have enjoyed reading the
p. c. G. letters very much. Owen
Sappington, I will try to answer
your questions: Adam was the first
man; it took Noah 100 years to build
the ark; there was Noah and his wife,
his three sons and their wives Bes-
sic Johnson, [ will answer your ques-
ton, it is the 9Th Chapter and 3rd
verse Of st. Matthew. If I am right I
shall expect a card. | will ask one
When and where was the Battle of
COWpens fought? | noticed in one of
the Cousins letters that he had
eight brothers and four sisters. L
have seven bOrthers and five sisters
| am the sixth boy. Our father and
mother are both living, and my
fathers father and mother are both
living. | would like to correspond
with some of the Cousins near my
age. Wishing Daddy Jim much
success, your new Cousin, EVERETT
e. HUNTER, Coushatta, La.
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FROM A GEORGIA GIRL.

Dear Daddy jim: Here comes
Glascock County girl. I live on the
farm a mile and a half from town.
My papa takes The Jeffs and likes
them. My baby brothers picture
has been sent to the Magazine. will
ask some history questions. Tell
when and where the first Congress
of the Colonies met. What Colony
made the first declaration of indie
pendence? What tax similar to that
imposed by the Stamp Act is now
imposed in the United States? When
was the battle of Lexington fought?
| will close with best wishes to all.
Your new Cousin, VIOLA MOATES,
Mitchell Ca r. F. D. 3.
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FROM A PENNSYLVANIA BOY.

Dear Brotherhood: We take The
JeffersOnian and Magazine and think
they are fine. [ have read the life
and Speeches of T. e. Watson. ]
don't see how anyone could read
Mr.. Watson's book through and not
be Watson man. I think every boy
in the State of Georgia ought to be
proud Of having such g noble man as
Thos. E. Watson in the State En-
closed you will find ten cents which
give to a needy one. HINES KER-
SEY, Waverly Hall, Pa.
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THIS IS A GOOD LETTER.

Dear Daddy Jim: l am a little
girl twelve years old, and am in the
seventh grade. Let's leave off the
discussion Of boys and girls educa-
ton. daddy jim, don't you think it
has been discussed enough? Please,
Daddy Jim, give us a subject to dis
cuss. Will some of the Cousins tell
interesting things about their sur
rounding country? AS for me, I
live near place called Dripping
Rock" This is place where there