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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-11-16
THE FIRST REPLY TO THE QUE.
RY: ''OUGHT BOYS LEARN
HOW TO CN1K ?''

Dear Aunt Addy: think it would
be good idea to have discussion Of
the subject, "Why shouldn't the boys
learn to cook?" When mother gets
sick they can cook and won't have to
hire some one. My father can cook
as good as my mother When boys
get off keeping bachelors hall they
can cook for themselves, and some
times when their mothers have done
hard days work the boys can cook
for her, and how nice it would be.
She would be proud to think how
kind her boys were to cook for her.
Well, for fear Of the waste basket. [
will beg to remain. with much love to
Mr.. Watson and Aunt Addy and all
of the Cousins. A Cousin, NETTIE
FLURY, Sparta, Ga.
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ANOTHER INDUSTRIOUS COTTON
PICKER
PICKER.

Dear Aunt Addy: Here I come
again for the fourth attempt. How
are you cousins? I am picking cot
ton. AS [ haven't written in long
time will describe myself; have blue
eyes, fair complexion and am thirteen
years Of age. Come again Airing
Tootle, your letter was certainly fine.
We are having some cool weather
down here now. How maay Of you
cousins like to go to school? I do
for one, bat our school hasn't started
yet. | agree with you, Aunt Addy.
l will close by answering and ask
ing some history questions. The an
swer to your End question, Hattie
Jordan: Mrs. Martha Gusts married
George Washington. Now 1 will ask
one: which is the largest county in
Georgia? Guess you all want nae to
close. With best wishes and much
success, your Cousin, BFFIH CALLA-
WAY, Manassas. Ca
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Academy Of Sciences in Paris some
extraordinary figures to demonstrate
the impossibility of error in indenti-
ticatiOn by means of er-prints
Estimating the number of human be-
ings on earth at 100000 and
the average duration Of a generation
as a third Of century, making ap-
proXimately 5000, 100000 men, wo-
men, and children to a century, each
with ten fingers, it would be possible
to collect SO, 100000 finger
prints during that period, says Balth-
AGAR, and he goes on to show that
theoretically two indentical finger
prints would be found only once dur
ing a period longer than that which
astronomers estimate is needed for
the sun to grow cold-Frank Mar
shall White, in Harpers Weekly.
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HE TELLS Els NAME THIS TfnzE,

F1Fh 11ILA4S EAS NABaN IE1ES YxhN.
Dear Aunt Addy: Will you give
me space in your paper to say q few
words to the Cousins, from out Of nay
little home town of Hilitonia, Ca?
Well, I am coming for the second
time. / saw nay other letter in print
SO [ thought | would write you again.
Ny father takes both The JEFF and
Wa&sOn's Magazine; we think Mr..
Watson is q great M&n I will say
an encouraging word for Mr.. Wat
son: Go ahead Mr.. Watson with
your good work; hope that our
good Lord will proIoRg your life and
lead you right. How many of you
Cousins go to school? / do for one,
and think that we ali oMght to try
to get good education. We do not
realize how mach good it Will be for
us in years to ceEae. Now Dear Cous-
ins we should be careful about what
we say and about shOm or what we
are taking. We should never use
bad language. Well. will ask some
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Identity and Finger Prints.

Gallon demonstrated the almost
persistence Of the peculiarities of
the ridges Of the fingers from birth TO
death. They existed before birth,
and they persisted until after death,
until effaced by decomposition, he
asserted. His conclusions are found
ed on evidence which refers to one
or more fingers, and in a few in
stances to the whole hand, Of fifteen
different persons. The intervals be-
fore and after which the prints were
taken amounted in some cases to
thirty years, some Of them reaching
from babyhoed to boyhood, some
childhood to youth, some from youth
to advanced middle age. one from
middle life to ineipient old age, the
four stages nearly including the
whole Of the ordinary life OF man.
Dr. BaIthazar, a French medioo-le-
gal expert, recently presented to the
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AUNT ADDY'S LETTER,

= = Y DEAR BOYS AND GIRLS:
ENHA Once there was a very nice
IL old lady who thought the
Z "A world a beautiful place. She
loved flowers and children and her
friends, and altogether was most
happy
AS the years of her life grew long
er, the old lady's eyesight necessi-
tated the use of eye glasses, and with
their use the old lady's disposition
changed. She began to notice for
the first time that the flowers had
often withered spots on them; that
so many little children had freckles
and snub noses; that her friends
were beginning, many of them, to
show the signs of the years-their
faces were wrinkled and lined, and
those she had thought beautiful were
not so any longer
The old lady worried a great deal
about this; she declared to herself
that she had not changed, though all
about her had.
And then-one day she looked at
herself in the glass, and she was hor-
rified at what was reflected.
Her face was scanned and lined and
Wrinkled; her hair was faded: her
eyes looked weak and dim-and then
she realized for the first time how
good the world was, how beautifully
loving her friends had been and how
sweet the little children were. They
had loved her all the time; she was
unconscious Of how unattractive she
was, and her glasses had magnifled
the 1mperfections Of all that had be-
fore appeared SO beautiful.
Do you see the lesson i'm that? In
our selfshness we so often enlarge
and magnify the faults and the little
weaknesses Of those about us, and
like the little old lady, we realize our
own imperfections only after we have
made ourselves miserable over those
Of our friends.
Only one letter has come in regard
to our proposed debate on "Why
Shouldn't Boys Learn to Cook?"
Have we frightened the boys away?
L hope many Of you will be in
terested Ia the proposed scholarship
for girls at Mineral Bluff Industrial
School. Gould there be fner
Christmas present for a poor. am
bilious girl than to give her a schol-
arship at this school? Every day the
noble ladies, Miss Helen Gray, Mrs.
Edward La Zarus and Miss Elizabeth
Hanna are working hard for this
school, and it would be a splendid
thing if we could turn over $50 to
them before Christmas.
My dear boys and girls, let your
letters be little less Of self and more
OF others; tell US the plans you are
helping with in the home, at school
and in buSiness-those OF you who
are bread-winners. There is SO much
Of interest in life for all OF us-if
we will only look for it.
Affectionately,
A A
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WHO CAN GUESS THIg WORD?
Dear Aunt AGdy: VIII yoys admit.

"R1O OAN OhStS GAA5 W0aSaI?
Dear Aunt Addy: VIII you admit
a little girl of twelve, to join your
happy band of Cousins? I go to
school and like to go; for you can
never be any account if you don't
get and education. have five
brothers and two sisters. There are
ten Of US in the family. How many
of you Cousins like to ask and an
swer questions and riddles? I do.
Now I will ask sone. 1. What is the
longest word in the Ea gIisa Lam
gUage. 2. What does Han-a-arif-d-
bi-i-stu dan-tan-tra-b i-baS, mean?
3. What makes Europe SO mach like
frying pan? I guess / hade better
close for fear of the waste basket.
With much love to Aunt Addy and
the Cousins, MABLE BRIDGES,
Gainesville, Ga.
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ANOTHER DOLTAAR FOR THaN p.
G.. O. SCHOLARSHIP.

Dear Amt Addy: I'm closed please
find one dollar which you Will place
on the scholarship fund hope
the fund will grow SO the gtrls you
speak OF will have chance. Sim
cerely yours. OSCAR KINCAID,
Pine Park, Ga.
Our list now reads:
Aunt Addy ------------------ .0e'
Oscar KlGsaid ----------------- 100
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316 ltnipn Sruit.0ebGuSe.

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gang Habe am Quarantdusbuus am
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Upnaten fir Elm Deilaen mad guros
pa heriiberiegeln, muntsr uber Der
Tluth.
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panoern laffen nod Der Stubt Su
iiber ben isBt brett ous9eitredten Sos
fen 10 oaB iih all bic geIafen ptppens
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LID i'm oeritpebenben, unIiteren
3pitterlidt, Der Drahsntburm Der
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eintiunatt, "A. Qobember.

eiHnatt, IA. lobsm6tr.
Ttr obtre ShioiIns 1T lanaiam i'm Steiosr
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ntH sSaferTaae bon l2.7 une tsist.
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Serbitipa5isrsaus am SerciuuO.
Bon GarlJr. u o 10 q I.

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man SopeHbagen. Die beitsrs Roros
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bon ben groben. itperfdnigen Dam
pfern brnnben bis nab ~9onsens RIP
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HGre efiten 9H-9Kf. srtra ftsa 6sttea
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Rstt uRk rstts.


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40, DtHtsr Bames ts.85--4.IO, 0t.ter
tamiEs s8.40-S.ss, Grtra S3.2S-s.80, srs
Sia6res 4s.00--3.2O. Barter Weies Safest
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5.2S, ssmifAtes s4.7b--5.00 bu 81.
d dtsn. - ylarlt ruSis nns ftetig.
rsther Msntsr 81 - 99e, 70. q ho. o.
97c. no. 4 rstker 81 - 95e per Nu'tel.
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Ne. 2 neisss 74--74ke, ne. 8 meiBes 7sli
les TL--75e, re. 3 bo. T4--r4fe, 80. 4
Re. 3 DO. 73e, r.. ~. 10 72e,
B-7Se. asmii4tss 10. 73-75e Per On.
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Ro. 2 attes aelbes 10 76c. AGO Bu. 30.
DO. AZ 72c, Gar neaes Ro. 4 gemifttes su
62He, $50 Blu. aItes asmif6tes Rctbentsrn
su Tic uHo Gar neues pstbes - 62Kc
arf oem 6eleife.
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30. Q weiser ~ siHc auf bsm GeIesfe.
Hssaen. Martt fen. 10. 2 81 -
96e. No. 8 50 ~ 92e. Re-. 4 s4-SSc.
Btrfauit fpnrben: Car SO. . su 95c uue
800 gu 30. 4 su s5t auf bem Geleiie.
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1858 Bbis. Eihtnsr's Stxtitsb 0ssSs ss'
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N.2o-l.SO, Btntsr Batents s4.s5-4.70
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Rs. - $3.50, ~. q BE-. &3.45--3 ,55,
Asnfes israiekts 44.63--4.ss.
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NGiSms 81 ~ fte.is. Seines wetses uno
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AiInhrisb II. S.e5-3.70.
DxAvst,ssmssf IN ru5is su $3.50
ass per 100 NIB; fair Bic auiss s4.85-
SIS, Noi.e Bic fanep ts.2o-b.55.
DxAustssn nor1tnsG. amerteau 85c
sHt gsxabtaa csc {. |. I. nsp Bsrr.
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bst anlunft c. l. 7. UuHaIs.
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257, ,75f Ba. RsrH ftetis. 10. q rotksr
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BIS Asits 52--57e; 1910. 40--42e; geeife
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1910, 40-42e.
H4xts ans iietta. Central Hm.rtes
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qsssr IN feit fefniss 15-27e.
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1870.
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