Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-02-12

Edith White, Tunnel Hill. Ca, Route =,
Box 20.
Minnie Belle swearnEen, Tazwell. Ga, Route
Euis Lee Fisher. Cumming, Ga.
Roy Lee and Belle Moon, Dallas. Ca.
Mae Orr. Great Falls, S. c.
LEILA Hight, Eclectic. Ala, Route l.
Keith Scott, Plainville, Ca. Route 1.
George Hudspeth, Dothan, Ala, R. F. D. s.
BILLY Noon, Bannockburn. Ca.
Lille E EnnSs Abel Abel Ca Ca Route Route Box IS.
AIeen Harris. Cass Station. Ga.
Willie Harris. Cass Station. Ca. Route l.
Earl knight. owassa. Ala. Route l.
Cleo Harrell. whigman. Ga. Route 5.
Myrtle Anderson. Dallas. Ga. Route ).
Ralph Chambers. Lula. Ga. Route =.
Faitha Swilley, Alpha. Ca. Route l.
Bette owens, Fork. S. c.. Route 1, Box 8.
Eunice Hall. Cass Station, Ga.
Jimmie Williamson, Damascus, Ga.
Annie Lon Gordon, Damascus, Ga.
Idumae Davenport, Prendergrast, Tennessee
Route !.
G Bessie 81, Cuthbertson, Nebo, n. c.. r. p. d. 2.
Eunice Thompson, walker, ". G,
Annie May Short, Dugdovn, Ga.
Bertha Stone. Nebo, n. c.
IGIlic Mae Broom, Mineral Springs. y. C.,
Route 4. ,,,
wiiery wigley, Dallas. Ga. R. F. D. /;
Leona Carlisle, Laurel, Miss. Route ..
Nettie Moore. Jackson, Ga.
Vera stapp, Cullman. Ala, Route 2.
Mary Ann Rainer. Decatur, Miss, Route z.
Ben johnson. Jskin. Ga, R. F. D. l.
Alex Tucker, Cedar Springs, Ga.
lloyd Coursey. PurdOn, Texas, Route ?
DG Georgia NJ. Wilson. Green Cut Ca. P. o.
Box %.
Helen Wheeler, Jasper, Ga.
lois McClain, Jasper, Ga.
Ora Clayton, lake Park, Ca. Route 8, Box "a.
mia Marlar. Corinth, Miss, Route 2, Box "a.
Jimmie Stroud, Fairy. Ca, Route l.
Dove Pritchett, Fairy, Ga.
Ellen Swofford, Chesnee, s. c.
Pauline Mcclure, Chesnee, $. G
Birdie and Marsie waldrOp, Franklin, n. c.,
sara Pearson. Note, Ga.
Another list, not quite so long, will be
published the coming weeks.
Hello. Aunt Julia! I suppose you cousins are
tusy with your pig and tomato clubs.
They will help to defeat the kaiser. III our
liberty bonds alone will win this war OF de-
uacracy VS.. autocracy. In the words of the
immortal Wilson. We can't tell what a single
day win bring forth American friends and
fellow citizens, we must beat Germany in the
erd and when we have beaten her in the END
we viii have beaten her in both ends. We dla
NOT start this war, but we are going to end
il sure Nor will II be ended by men alone,
hut by all the constituents of universal justice.
Dear cousins, do not listen to Mr.. watson. he
Only desires to make himself PRESIDENT OF tne
limited States This is too plain to be denied.
Aunt Julia, find enclosed 10 cents, for which
please send me club pm; Adieni 9es. E0uS-
Baker Hill, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia: I have been silent reader
o, the Letter Box. The cousins letters are
very interesting this bad weather. Say, Aunty,
tow about the war? I think it is awful. ]
think every citizen Of the United States ought
to do something to help win 1t. Father has
Red Cross button. live on farm and Ike II
fine There is not anything so fine, Aunty.
| am sending you 10 cents, for which please
send me one of your club buttons butt ! am your
Castaiia, n. G.. Route /. Box so. q.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you let
another girl into your band of boys and girls
live two miles east Of Skipperville, Ala.
live on a farm of 2ST acres with Iny mother
and brother. Ny father has been dead about
two months. My father took The Journal and
il is stu coming here. ] will describe my
self, as 7 other cousins do: I'm fourteen
years old, have light sandy hair aud light
complexion and blue eyes. am rect
inches tall md weigh t51 pounds. and nIo
In the seventh grade. ] so to school at Nor
gan school. have two brothers and three
sisters. 7 would like to correspond with airy
Of the cousins of my age. Aunt Julia, finl
inclosed 10 cents. for which please send me
one Of your club pins. as ] want to be mem.
gets my letter ] VIII try to write again. Hon
ing 10 see, some more Alabama letters in
rrint. Your rev cousin. oC1E BAKER.
Skipperville, Ala, +. ..
He1Io. Aunt Julia and Cousins! Here come.
er, for 1T is Just terrible. 1t is raining today
and 7 can't do anything but write. am go
ing 70 school and in the seventh grade: Aunt
hens are laying and wanting to set. and am
going to set them. I nave planted some cab
bage seed. mustard and turnips, and sowed
20 plant lots Of other seed. We have moved
ont on farm. There are all kinds Of fruit
trees around here and we are going to try 10
can late fruit this year IL we can. Enclosed
e e'uD put 'Ou' ~ ORA LEE SMITH.
Il. r. u. No. .. Box s. Dover. Ga.
Dear Amt IuIia and Cousins: will you
please admit another Alabama girl into your
happy hand Of boys and girls? How many Of
Won girls like garden work? I. for one. I
made small sGot of ground eighteen bush
els az tomatoes last wear. 90 to school; like
Mrs. williams. will close with host wishes
70 Aunt Julia md fhe cousins. Your loving
''''' '''' PEEiEv NEY STRICKLAND.
Kew. Ala. r. T. u. l.
r. S.-Aunt Julia: in"'oso 10 cents. for
which please send me club button.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: win you
please admit anothc- little Alabama girl ~
Nour ranpv hand OF cousins we take tne
dear oil Journal and I enjoy reading the let
tors fine. 70 70 school at Mount Olive.
in th" sixth cr'de. 7 win he thirteen wears
old nv birthday, February 81. Who has nv
birthdav:
Aunt Iulia. inclose 10 c"rts in money for
which please send me club button.
Hone Mr.. Waste Basket viii he away when
letter arrives. J would like 70 correspond
With = the cousins.
With much love n Aunt Julia End cousins.
SARAH HAYNES.
Gooiwater. Ala, Y. ?. n. :. Box Q.
Dear Aunt Jnla and CorSiuS: Here como
again. 7 am gcinr 20 +ell all aNnnt
dickens. Mamma has Rhode island Reds and