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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31
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tiful new house. Among these Galen
went sadly. with bowed head. Some
times Blanche came and they went
about together looking at her things
and talking about her in low tones.
1T seems a pity she had to die 50
young" Blanche said once.
"A great pity" Galen responded.
But you En0w, dear, she never loved
me--as you CO.
No" Blanche replied: but that
was her misfortune. not her fault.
She had not my warm heart. Besides.
She WAS III And-she didn't under
stand gov, Galen-'
NO man ever expects to be under
stood by the woman he loves" Ca
le:, signed. 4 did love her and she
gave ne nothing. She was selfish.
III only she had cared Tor me a lit
-iBy wisbj2g one cannot care"
BfsicNe- sSrfInAred softly.
That's true-A But. Blanche, no
woman has 2 rieht 10 marry, a man
nor nor care Tor hlu BY doing so She
, mi love him"
but she was tn," Blanche re-
nl ..Sg me ne contrarl She had the
or,ifnsrv wonlsn's hSalth' But she
Sad been babied all lhcr life and
IMAGINED she had ills Tor which
there was 70 foundatieA Her COM
E Z ie''i en- Sioyed catered 40 her fancy.
i had no arguSSeSe.strong enough
10 onset his deceitful sympathy
combined rs-~sh his pills and pow
deis. -~3fafteNe. ii was well she died
when She did. Tor was ceasing
10 care for her. In 4 little while
we should have been miles apart;
7 felt IL coming AID then-you be
CIV, 10 fiiI the place = MY heart
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31
ALABAMA

Fort Payne. Ala.-Burgess. John \. CWJ
Selma. Ala.-GOius, Douglas y. tNSl 49,
NerIeua, Ala.--De Ramus. 1t. J. y. tNS)
PerrisS Ala.--ParkeT. Burl tN)
Fort Fgyne. AIa.-Burnett, Jabe y, eva
Oak Springs. Ala.--GOwan, Edgar ID. IN
Carrolltoa, Ala.-Wiliams Edward l.. tkl
carbon Hill, Ala.-Laird. Joe Fred (Ml
Huntsville. Ala.-Prentice, Charlie tN >
Fayetteyille. Aia.-IayioT, William A. wv }
Winfield, Ala.-Lambert, obs W.
Reform, Ala.-PlOuman, Richard y. (Nl
Alabama city. Ala.-Iaylo-: George M
Myrtle, Ala.-Pritchett, William 7. tWJ
PANE. Als.--Bell. LeOHGrd i. tN)
WqdIey. Ala.-Drake. Ernest ". tW)
Paragon, Ala.-Morris Slater I. tW)
TailaSspe. Ala.--Lumpkin, Otis tWl
Blountsyiuc, Ala.-IOore. William II. tW)
GuEtersville, All.--EDdeH. Robert II. tNJ
Alexander, Ala.--ShaddiS, Thomas l.. tNl
Albsrtville, AIa.---Campbeil Am6y tNl
Uri.htop. Aa.-Wclb. Homer lAn
Uarcevilic. Ala.-o,Neal. Herbert Z. LllNl
gjrI.,iu. Main, Ala.-ShcslIard, It. z. ,WSl
Eutaw. Na.-Lee, Cecil Il. fWSl
Midland city. Ala.--Dick. Leslie J.. fN)
birmingham, Ma.-lieniey, Capt. courtney
West rloctog, An.--Amorose, sg;. Marion
,rcatgosaery, AIa.-NcIn,osh, Il. William
Crawford. Fla.-Parmenter Corp. o. L. CwD
Jacksonville, Ela.-McOuaig. Corp. Lee tNl
Sprin- Hills. Iia.-1urrcr. lillian J.. CIV
BUSHNELL FlS.--G:1nt. ClareIce 5. 'Blp
B.aGentowU, Eia--IoWEscad. Corp. Harvey
=. tNl
Ki-simmee. Fia.-Bealer. Milo Z. tWD
MOrrits Island. Fla.-kempton. Il. u. tNl
Marianne. Fl1.-CamUben, Sgt. W. o. tODl
Lee Fla.-SbaTp. Bish Il. (WD
Jacksonville. IGa.-OlassJrCnner, T. l.. tNl
Hampton, fla.--J0'inSen. William thDl
WacisSa. Ela.-Brown. Watson ODD
Miami, TIA --Sutc.iffe. Corp. VIM. II. tNS)
Fort Myers. Fla.-Willis, Carl (WSl
Ha-bOr. Fla.--Eampbell, Edgar tWSD
StCart. Fla.-king. Herschel II. tNSl
RedGici, FLA. srDenhau. Glover (NSl
Aucilla, Fla. -4JIawS. Drayden CWS)
pompano. Fla.-Hirres. Jack (Wl
BroOkSvire. Fla.-Kuykendall. W. (Wl
Bouicgne. Fla.-Kcene. Joseph :. lNSl
Southport. Fla.--Ilughps. Jas. "a. tNSl
Buchanan. Fla.-Nhidden, Roleigh tWSl
Fort Myers. Fla.-LyOns. Willard tWl
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31
Pathetic Plea Made to Governor for
Pardon by Girl Who Slew Fer Own Baby

The governor has received a COM
E7Unication from Miss Sadie Strick-
land, now serving a ten-year SEN
tence i'm n woman's reformatory for
causing the death Of her baby by
throwing the infant into the river
prays for a pardon. Miss Strickland's
appeal for clemency is as follows:
II am writing you q few lines as
7 am here and will be here two years
and have done the best 1 can am
and have done the best I can any
would more than appreciate yoUv
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31

Flu has thus far cost life in
surance companies in the United
States S50,0GO,000.
This is the estimate made by
Vice President Lungcr, Of the
Equitable Life Insurance company,
of New York.
Industrial" that is the small,
weekly-paymcnt policy companies,
are sal dtO have lost $30,000,O00
Of the total.
Flu and pneumonia have en-
creased the dsath-claim payments
OF most companies by four times
the usual average.
Several companies are passing"
dividends to policy holders, in an
ticipation OF further losses from
the disease.
Metropolitan Life mcurance COM
Dany death claims up to December
I. are $4,000, 900 more than for
the corresponding date in 1917 and
still arc coming in at double the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31

rem which she was Voluntarily
wITndraIIns herself
-A..O yvd IVse me-. Blanche
sshEGpCret-
Il auore you. You have all the
love 1 ever sGse he anu mOrs. hlss
ne, sIsstnsar,.
a'k~s~ Ices drew close, but be-
lOac they could touch
Ecu sham have ny husband!
Eos J lCyc him.
tEll.,ltns was crying the words out
as snstawOke. Anu ,Et.a- had ..Ws,h-
winch SIiO nsd rolled OIL inc couch
upon the flOo-. Snc sat up in the
angle OF the afghan staring at tine
hlgcK-Iaced little clock on the table.
Ehe minute naud had not moved a
quarter OF the space round the dlai.
I've teen asteep--ior oniy hT-
teen IuinuTes.."
me thought came strangely and
after y a painIul periOd OF read
IusJment. The dream l.as still so
vivid Inst she found It difficult 10
realize that she really was alive
lett them ntteen minutes before.
she was alive and Galcn was ncrs
still She seemed 10 near her own
S--Srs,.sf m her ears:
you Aanlku-haEs --IaN husband,
Tor j low him." II came to her
sic az 1--we Rim lo 1lG AsAu
never EFFECTED TO love any man.
She had Tot before understood what
her jealolsy of Blanche meant. She
was bevsldered before the con-
sciouSne4s % this fact. Then out
OK Ter cream came broken phrases
IS she tad seemed to hear GaIe en-, ;
she I've me nothing-she was
selfish love looms large in a mans
iife-h " his safe havcn-imagined
she hal ills-what she needed was
to get Off that cOuch-to have some
interest IN life besides herself-dO-
ing sgmethinE besides reading best
sellers and eating chocolates-
She stood up suddenly with her
hands clzSped tight against her
breast she shut her eyes and pray
Cd mcohccenu-, passionately. but
peal and not its rhetoric to which
Gods car j. lent.
An hour later she heard GIlen AZ
the door and she went 20 open il
TO- him. She had put on dress he
,eved and cOiisd her hair fashion
mens.
"Why-why. what he began.
Ellaline helped him OF with his
"it's. awfuny cold. isn't it:" she
remarked. cheerfully. quite zero.
thermometer. Come TO the table.
Gear. I've got some hot bouillon
Tor you
He sat down and she placed the
cup before him. lie seemed dazed,
bevildered by the sudden change in
her.
Don't / smell something burn
inz?' ne asked.
Elaine blushed uncontTolls biz.
But she did not say that she had
Just consigned her chocolates TO the
kitchen fire.
Have you had company or are
y9g Expecting any do Gaien 5 INQUIRED red
you'd got 2 telegram from some OF
"Oh. no." EIlaline laughed.
There's Oni- yOu. dear. HoV's the
bouiilon2 As strong as you ike
"Perfec. =" Ire leaned hack in the
deen chair and began TO smile
Where did you leave Bianche?''
Elaine tried to make the question
casual
Galen slapped his knee.
That reminds me, Isn'trit queer
1 intended to tell you the minute /
came IN. but you-yOu sort Of put
Il out OF my head. Blanche told me
something that she had come In TO
tell YOU. only she thought you seem
ed III and shes nut ii off-what do
VIII Sssuryi''
Elialiv,N trem5led from head to
>yeot. She' sat staring at Galen's
'OE VII ia l5s o., Now 7 call .bo.
-orf --- ~ Calenl proudly.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31
normal rate.

IdlGs
Prudential Insurance company,
which in the entire year of 1917,
paid 1881 Industrial and ordi-
nary death claims for Il total of
$50. 100000, paid in seven weeks OF
1913 during the worst of the cpl
demic more than $4,000 claims for
NOR than $S,50O.OO0 on death
claims for influenza and pneumonia
alone.
This company during the wag
paid only 11.322 claims for war
deaths. totaling $3,057,4.S.
Penn Mutual has paid S1.J5S, 066
on S15 Influenza and pneumonia
deaths from September % to No
vember IS.
Mutual Life company reports it's
infiuenZa-pneumon loss at So
600, 600; Equitable Life, $4,000 on
$50 deaths
Complete statistics of deaths and
amount Of claims are not yct avail
able.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31

kindness IL you would give me Il
pardon. l was young at the time
did wrong and afterwards L saw my
mistake, but It was too late.
Il think that I ought to have a
chance and prove to the world how
good / can be and would be to have
my liberty and freedom. I would
like to have you feel the same as
though It was one of your own girls
l have suffered a lot and thought a
lot. Although they are good to a
girl here, it is not home Liberty to
me would be the happiest thing in
The world"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31
Natf0n'S K oil
Of Honor
Southern Heroes Who Have
Given Their All for
Old Glory
iEASUALTY 10y

Character If casualties s. Indicated
as follows: (K) killed in action; tA.Sl
wlu1ded severely; tWI wounded (degree
EndettIminedD; Cd. AZ. died Of air2lJne
accident: (DW) died Of wounds; ODD
died Cf disease; tAl missing; tPl pris'
cier. All are privates EXCEPT where
otherwise indicated. After Gcorgian's
names, next ct lin appears In paren-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31
Search for Cotton
Pink Boll-Worm Pest

r. L. Francis, of the United States
bureau of entomology, was in Ra!
cigh. y. G., recently to consult with
=. sherman. entomOlogist, in regard
to inspection work in search OF tn
cotton pink boll-worm. This de-
structive insect is entirely different
from the ordinary large boll-worm,
and also different from the boil Wee
vii. 1t is established IN parts OF
Mexico and in the past has been To-
Gated at several places in Texas,
where federal and state authorities
are making strenuous efforts to eN-
terminate It.
II is known that certain shipment:
of cotton waste-products from tn
interior region found their way into
North Carolina. These nave Deeh
traced with great care by the feder-
nj authorities. and it now remains
TO make careful inspections OF the
cotton fields where these wastes
were used s fertilizers. and of heloS
near mills or factories where they
were used.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31
ITTEo VEIL

1E LII TIL VEIL
.LANCHE seemed so surprised
when she came in and found \
. pillow upon the couch and IA
afghan trailing upon the floor
ID pits0us diSorl-r which tells
N invalid has been disturbed
-. you were lying down" she
I'm 50 sOrry, Ellallne. what
Il you get % tOr. me-
But ! was quite ready 70 get up.
aline answered with a pale smile.
! Straighteued her runlpled dress.
|fsx that Blanche would not notice
.much- sit down AMI let's
I've been alone all day
rhy. where was Galeu- Blanche
a into A chair and locsened her
She looked very handsome in
=. fresh. blond way and no one
= more aware OF her charm
rerSeIf-unless it was E.llaline.
BE had 10 see not only Blanche 5
"a but BIanChe's reflection in the
mirror over the fireplace.
lien was out OF town. lie Just
he'd on this train and he's up-
now getting ready 10 80 out
Elaine sighed
6v do you feel Blanche ask
About rs usual" Ellaline lied
a intent. She felt that she was
x much worse. Indeed. she was
e sure from the way the doctor
ed that she was He had re-
rked that nerves. were Preacher
fittings. especially in woss-ssl.
u might mean anything
|Ycu'il be better s0on." Blanche
h carelessly. Gaieu was coming
IN the open stairway into the
~. he saw Blanche and smiled.
EElialine glanced from one 10 the
IL that smile seemed 10 have spe-
Il xignific2nce.
|,ien vas dressed ror going out
c1mc 10 Ellaline's chair and
II beside il. looking down al her.
"a glass she saw his reflection
QIhe other two. Galen was
r~Svirb much color and
ruod humor o. ,Sountelahce. he
4 Blanche would haNs~ made q
lid pair. etweeuB the two HI
looked frail and dark and in
scant. she shivered percepu-
bids. said GaIen- 'I'lI run down
N turn on more steam
N don't. cried Blanche. It's
q az 4 hothouSe in here now.
81 heat isn't god for her
quite warm enough" Ellaine
IN not cold. really
ne feel your hand" Golen
..Whv. it's warm- Well.
out for a little while. dear
r. perhaps
TX along with YOU" Blanche
Msniag her fur scarf under
white chin. 1T Elaine :
frDrise. she added hastily
au n Tor p minute. To-
N Genre again end stay
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31
County Agent Shows Farmers How
To Sell Goods by Blackboard Use

County Agent j. 3. Steele. Of Cas-
ten county, North Carolina, has
found that an ordinary old-fashion-
ed blackboard can be used for the
purpose of marketing the surplus
produce of his cooperating farmers.
At thirteen different points over the
county Mr.. steele has placed in
public place one of his advertising
blackboards, which is divided into
wo parts. one-half being devoted to
II WANT TO SELL" and the other
half. 81 WANT TO BUY"
When farmer has something
which he wishes 20 puC on the mar
ket, he goes to see the man in charge
Of the nearest of these boards. and
has him advertise such material as
he has Tor sale. For instance. one
fellow had q dozen Duroc Jersey
pigs, for which there was no ready
market. He writes this on one of the
Charles i. (sam Jefferson Edwards) (w>
Cumming, Ga, 4. F. D. 1-Crane, Oscar
Gray, Ca. R. r. D. Dixon, Walter C..
Cllrs. Ada B. DixOnl (M)
Decatur, Ga, R. T. D, 1-Dobbs, William
p. (A-s. Sarah NJ. Dobbs) CM)
LawTsnoevil I% ea-Reeves John c. (ohnres
Atlanta, Ca, as Euclid Ave.-Henry, Capt.
Dickson Robert William I. Henry (K)
Eaysville, Ga.-Gillespie, 1t. Henry T.
:. William II. T; Gillespie) G)
Pelham Ca, R. F. D. spence, William
|. (As6nry speaco5 CD
Atlanta. Ca, So Randolph st.-Harrison,
william MRS. Susie Grass CDW)
Egsn,, Ga:@CoOk, Lonnie (hrs. Mandy M
ssnoja. Ga,-Lee. rommis c. william M.
PenbTOOk, Ga, R. F. D. 2-LishtfoO.. Ira
B. (Hen-y W. Lightfoot) ODD
Nq R;no. e3 BIN George (Nrs' Ellen
wRits oi burg. sc Ca. R. F. D. I-uurrOtt. Mech.
Willie Z. ~, E. Durrottl (w)
/, ca A. j. 01 Padsestl Dds DID, ''AS'
Atlanta. Ca, liz Randolph st.-simmons,
E. w. MRS Louise simmons) ODD
EatontOn, Ga.=.Bonner, Sgt: Sidney r,
Lagrange, Ca, 20 Cary Ave.-Dukes, Corp.
McDonough. Gs.-Sardy, Robert Mrs. Pat.
tie L. Hardy (WSl
Hezekiah MRS. Emma Evan) Cws)
Americas, Ca, 207 Academy St,-Majars
Win Matt Maiars) (Ws)
hossyille, Ga.-Poindextsr, Eliza D. wv. Il,
Brunswick, Ca, 1926 Richmond St.--Davis
Eugene Mrs Mlnrie Brunefl (WS)
Helen White, Gs.--Harbin. Plumer j. (M)
Thomasville, Ca, 429 Dawson st.-Daven.
port, 1t. Paul Mitchell (Eirs. Mary Eliza
beth Davenport) CWS)
Atlanta, Ca. III Fowler st.-3obinson, 1t
William C. MRS. William C, Robinson)
ODD
Roopville, Ca. F. T. D. 2--Robertson. Rob.
ext X. mrs. Minnie Z. S. Rcbert5on)
ODD
Savannah. Ca. 3lo3 Montgomery st.-PaI
mec. John ". mrs. Rosie b. Palmer
VS.
Atlanta. Ca, goo West Kimball st.-vawter,
Corp. Thomas Smith MRS, Annie Vaw.
tex (Ml
Cedartown. Ca, llC3 South Main St,--Eo-
ton. George ". benjamin +. Morton)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31
NEGLECT A
AATIC PAIN
r with SIoan's
|niment befSTs1&
- dangerous

lsals. don't rgs, iet It psss-
-~ood-by tEinSel Sane for
-. pains, strains, stidress
Ynfs or muscles, lAmsness' bruises
- ~cI;ef without mussiness or
8 -. 1.iIo,t,;nk. ReIiable-the biggest
S:oisneat year after year. Ecc-
: - -esson Of enormous sa,ss.
: - bottle ready at all times.
80, : rsssurgist Cor Sloan's Lininc1t.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31
RICHMOND MAYoR RE-ELEcTED
Mayor r. J. Dixon has been re-
elected MAYOR of Richmond, Ga.

elected mayor OF Il cLlloIlu, oLa.
henderson. y. C.-Royster, Edward (Kl
nridgewater. y. Crust, Sidney Il. (kl
Wilmington. n. C.-Sidbury. Theodore tk)
Dehart, y. C.-Walker, William i. CMl
Trinity. \. C.-Smith. 1T. Dalton L. th)
galley, y. Clones. Timothy IA
Arden, y. C.-ArrowOod. James W. th)
Weldon. y. C.-Ward. Winthrop Oh
Madison. y. C.-Kington, Willie =. IN
Rerea. y. C.--Adcock, Lex tWSl
greensboro. y. C.-Durham, r. W. tWSl
HiIlsboro. Y. C.xGarrard, Albert II. tWSl
Walnut Cove. y. NC.-Lasley, Jas. j.. lMS(
West AsheviIle, y. C.-Nuckles. j. G. lWS)
Fayetteville y. C.-Elliot, Elisha tWSl
SiatesviIe, y. C.-Owens, John W. IWSl
Mars Uin. \. C.-Ban, Ralph B. WIS.,
Winton :. COLLINS. Joseph b. (WSl
New Berne n. C.-Simmons, Jas. f. tWSl
PoIkton. y. C.-McSwain. Fred tWS) -,
Rec log. y. C.-Patc. William NJ. tWS)
High Point y. C.--Tallenstein, Z. (NSl
Andrews. y. C.-Ncwell. Herbert ". tWoi
t'n91Gn. \. |.->tsnay. Charles NJ. tWS,
Elizabeth City. y. ".-Sutton, /. ]. ODD
New5ern. y. C.-Tilcy. Franklin J.. tWsl
WocdiaNr. y. C.--I!nppce. Mech. u. th)
FraAAIiuton. y. C.-HcnIey. J. 4. III
Spray. y. C.-CIaddCck, Willie J. IN
Pomona. y. C.-Yates, Charles o. "a
Candor. y. C.-IIicks. Burl tDA) nm,
Mill Spring, y. C,-ThompSO1, G. {. ODD
State Read, y. C.--Carter. W. H. ODD
Newell. y. johnson, Eugene (WS)
Relo. y. C.--Mash. NOnley (WSi
Scotland Neck, Y. C.-Smith, 1t Norfloot
Elizabeth Iii; 5T city. y. C.-Tarlington, Daniel
wH@higS5oa. y. Zimmerman, 1t. Paul
clayton Nv
Marines
Manson. y. C.-Bowden. stephen O. lNSl
Charlotte y. C.-Lawing. Holland II. tNS)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31


AtIant9, Ca. al Lee strest1carter. It.
Frank tCol z. =. Carter CW)
COrdele. Ga, 3. T. D. B.-Statham, George
2. It. S. statham) (Kl
Eatonton, Ca, r. T. D. 2-Eolloway. Ben
ME F. CIFaston Holloway (Dw)
Thomaston. Ca, General Delivory-Dean,
Clifton Z. (Henry DEAN ODD
DougiaSTille, ca, +. Z. D. 7-Stendridge.
Owen o. MRS. Martha Stsndridge) ODD
VaIdosta, Gs.-Parrish' Howard ODE. j. A.
Savanna, Ca. sI2 Wayne strsat-MOss.
Willie Maud Adams Noss) Cw)
Rome, Ca, 9O2 North Broad Street-Wise-
BRAN, Elijah Gsadore Wisobram) CW)
IuxOmni, Ca, r. F. D. 1-Landress, Cha
ney n. Joseph 4. Landressl (W)
Washington. Ga.-Lsma-, Frank Mrs. Julia
ma as@ar Ca I"44e 7 jones Street Iane-Mapp
Lee CMgs. Julia c. Mapp) (w)
a91ltrie. Ga, Z. z, D. 2-Pitts. Isaac Mrs.
Greeuvills. Ga.-EuddIeston. Ii. Gustaf A
MRS. G. 4. Huddleston) wv
Blewceyille, Ga.-DeLcach, Alvin R. Louisa
W. DeLoachl CTl
washington, es.-GipsOn, Joe CM,s. Hattie
caiT5' ea.-Tay!or, Charles A. Isaac T.
Tooooa, 'Ga.-Marcus. Iarl-in Mrs. Lilly
cIimar. Ca, R. +. D. 1-striOiIaad. Alex
andsr CMrs. Gussie Striekland) Cw)
sylvaaia, Ca, r. T. D. 1-Griner, J1hn B.
An1Ass NdAAAg VI oApSS9g wv
Dalton, Ca, R, F. D. 6.--Lanhnm, Robert
w. Mrs. Mary Lanhaml CW)
Ty Ty, Car. F. D. 3-spillars, Clarence
Howell Samuel spillarsl Cwl
c. Henry Butler (W)
Wiii.sm P. CAL6eTt lehman, sr.) Cw1
scheii. t. IRO6t ]. FleemanJ 5Wsl
Tiger, Ga, R. F. D. 2-BTamblet. John L.
y. B. Bramblet) (h)
PF ,isSB g ca o.I r II, D. '-oo1 Charlie c.
woodstocE. Ca. R. f. D. Elliott, Judge
ID. Jesse Z. Elliottl (M)
Chiriey; Ca, K. T. D. Esrickland; Thomas
P, CDR. Solomon p. stricklandl (WSl
Pevo, Ga.-caIithers, Nollen c. John i.
Carithers) tws)
Lithonis. es.-Thompaon, PeytOn lKeuben
COrdsie. Ca, SIi' twentieth Ave.-gu-tis,
Corr. John mrs. Mary Curtis) lWsl
Macon, Ca. s34 Hazel St.-knislt, Corp.
Less L. William II. knight (WS)
LogaDviile, Ca, Z. /. d. 5-Aogan. Corp.
Ellory c. tW!ley Worth Hogan tWS)
Atlanta, Ca. so4 Marietta St.--rucker.
Hante- n. Samuel 2. Tucker l5D
CsiTs. Mar U. FsTTow) Cpwl
Keunesaw. Ca. R. +. D. 3-Hofner. Henry
T. tAlboEt a. HefncE} IDwl :,
can 1Nr oief soS Se 3 r. aozsy ODD '0Sa Tom H.
Roster. Ga-JohnsoE, Joseph Mrs. Anna
Bradley. Ca, r. F; D; !; Box Shay, VIII
liam +. "A. G, .Jay) ODD
Button. Ga.-KcLendon, CAPT, I. r. Dash
ia McLerdon) CWS)
Commerce, Ga.-Chandler, 1t. Parish c. 7,
Isaac Chsndler) (WS)
Columbus, Ca, 7S9 First Ave.-Millard, 1t.
Leslie J. Miss Louie Millard) (WS)
Cedartown. Ca, Il. T. D. e-OObbs, Charles
P. (Hrs. Idella DObbs) (%)
Monroe. ea.-Georgs. James 4. (aTs. J. r.
Hemp. es.NMoDarris, Earl De Witt Games
McDarris) (W)
psnbsTE. ea.-HobertsOn, Ben MRS. Sally
Jasper 81 Ga.~EartOn, Harris Casper Nor.
% tom Cw)
- ldrew w. Greer (W)
'ghau, james D. &c. c.
G-ess Avs.-Alen, Will
LEM W.
E. D. 5--Barrett. Joha
- kW)
ow st.-Hin. sgt. Ban
HiH) (W) ~
-2-TdszG lorp,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31
NORTH CAROLINA

Casionia, y. C.--Denton. Sgt. a. l.. CwS)
Manson. y. C.-CarroIl, Sgt. D. IL ODD
Vista, ;. C.-Batsou, Robert J. W.
Selma. y. C.-ONeal, Willie (W)
IaUriuburE. n. C.--Millikin, LOnnia e. (W)
Auander, n. C.--Morris, Sole L. CIV
Sunbury. n. C.--Mozellc. Joseph c. (W)
Jacksonville, y. C.-Venters. Virdie L. CK)
Spokane, y. C.--Rachel, Eugene (Ki
Clinton. y. C.--AmmOns. Junie (DDl
High Point, y. C.-Atkirs, Jeter w. ODD
II0saboro, y. C.--Faircloth. John T.. ODD
Greensboro n. C.-JOncs. Albert I. ODD
Statesyille. y. C.-Wallace. 1t. J. w. (WS)
ASHORE. y. C.-WaIkeF. Hal W. tW)
Nashville, y. C.-COggin, Sgt. D. o. (W)
GastOnia, y. C.--HOlland. James W. (W)
Supply, y. C.-Piggott. Corp. Lindsay CWl
Rocky Mount. y. C.-Smith, Corp. +. (Wl
Winston Salem, \. C.-Reavis. L. I. (W)
Lexington. n. C.-Shaw. Richard J.. (Wl
Durham, y. C.--Bennett William III. (W(
Durham. \. C.-Smith. Virgil Il. tW)
Hickory. \. C.-Denton. Clarence 4. (Wl
1i1masyiilc. y. C.--kiass. James A. tW)
Shiliotte. \. C.--!.conard. Jesse ]. tNl
SNOW It'll. y. C.---McIntUrff, Bremen tW)
Ethcs. y C.-McIeod. Charles s. (WC
Grassy Creek. y. C.--Weayer. W, A. (Nl
Charlotte. y. C.--Brawley, Wm&A. (Nl
CASTLE y. C.-Comcrs. Connie Leg wv
S LanleA -. = Holq -. e. o. W.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-31

IL N@1A >
- isl lIsr hand-on tbs
#FtInr IN ali her buoy7nt good
us1r out together, the door
7d TTialine Was alone. Sne
dfrp breath. snivered again
- 70 the couch lay DOVE
81 lie afghan over her TIE
= 81 t;le table bsside her re-
49, go. Il was time for an
81. So swallowed IL. Won
-. n VAS and vhetn : y
~ any good Iaea sac
- St5ll. thinSinE-
~rd PfaneI.c hcd gore away
II ~sentcd 10 her that she
- fcrrer how they had
- .i,e- went oft OF the door
4 = IRISH. 50 vigorous 81
-, 1s-e IL was not ne hrs
- aad suspected GSlan
= for Blanche or Blanche tor
-. = waz the FIRST time INC
Aner srf--y possessed nsF
~s;ress and horror She
20 many things
-. had passed between
-. - Tow once Blanche had
-se,re- though his button
.sef white hand OF hers. At
! .s-ese things had seemed OF
rfvislity. but now they as
nc~tant proportions. It
: that Blanche had always
here in her lice since she
IN. Blanche was Galen's
in and they had always
e~@1 other
80 him" she walled mem
II rhsate him without know
7 vas doing. And now I an
reee:ve nv punishment. Re
- 20 care FOR me. He is IT.
Blanche. And when 1 am
4 VIII bring her into this
i, ~ Il seemed TO her that an
light had been switched off
- head. leaving only vague.
farkncss.
un5ng 10 die-sI am dying" she
Snfusedly and closed her
- lead a lslg time. Al
Pf her was the cvi-
Ipstiol &C the beau