Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-27

in print, and I'll core again. Would ike 10
correspond with some of you cousins. Your
cousin and niece, EULA BUTLER.
Alma, Ca, u. ], Box 1.
p. S.-EnclnSed find Toe for Relief club.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you ad-
NIT Georgia girl into your letter box! Will
promise not to stay long. What do you cousins
do for pastime? 1 read and crochet. live on
farm and like farm life find What you you
cousins think nf this war? think it is terrible.
l think that everybody should do their bit to-
ward helping win this l have two broth
ers in France. They are both volunteers. Aunt
Julia, like your club fine. l am sending ten
cents for rhe Soldiers Relief club Come again
soldiers boys, your letters are fine. Sylvia
Walton. your letter was fine. Come again.
Well, 1 will describe myself and go. Am D
feet high. weigh 80 pounds, have light hai iT;
close. With love to Aunt Julia and the cousins
Oh, forgot to tell my age. it is IS: From
your cousin, BCNA SANDERS.
Dear Aunt Julia Snd Cousins: / intended
writing sooner, but have ben so busy helping
mother, as sister hasn't been at home In nearly
two weeks. Girls, / think Private Luther Hufr
gave US all good advice, but l have always
given mother all of my letters to read and l
think all girls should. Now girls, let's not
forget to pray for him. he asked for. l am
sure we all wish him to return, as he is so diff
ferent from most men. Sister, mother ana L
belong to the Red Cross at Lloyd, and do quite
bit Of sewing for it, but l Just wanted TO
belong to your little club. So, Aunt Julia, l
send nv July and August dues. ard also lime
for club button. Cousins, isn't II nice TO stay
out on the farm? 1t has been ten years since
we moved away, but 1 am glad am back
home l haven't many pets-only ore pig, ana
l named MIN after Pat O'Brien. l Know rat
feels highly honored but my pig Is war pig
lust the same 1 will bid Aunt Julia and the
RUBIE DAWSON.
Lloyd. Fla.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins! / have been
reading your corner for long time ana thought
would write Aunt Julia l think your cup
is fine, and l think all the cousins SHOULD
ioin it, l am Sending 10 cents. l have TWO
brothers in France and am very proud OF them.
Well 1 will describe myself and go; l am 4
feet high and weigh sc pounds and have talr
complexion; black hair tand it bobbed), and
blue eyes, and u years Of age.
Well, will close with love to Aunt Julia and
the cousins.
Your new cousin,
KATIE LOU SANDERS.
Adairsville, Ca. X. +. d. 1.
P. ST would like to correspond with some
of the cousins.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here is another Georgia
girl that you don't know, but l know you
We certainly having some hot weather
here 1 am sending you so cents for the Sol
diers' Relief club. think 1t Is a good cup:
have a brother, Carl Harris, in Jacksonville
Fla, or on the water. We haven't heard from
him this week, think he must be on the
water. We do hate for him TO go, but
he wants to CO. He enlisted last January .,
and has been at Camp Gordon nearly ever
since So you see he was enough to come
home often, and did He says he is looking
forward to the trip anxiously, and then We
know he does not dread death, and wants to
do all he can for his country. He is in the
cavalry and of course is in much danger. 1t
hurts us for him to go, but We hope he Will
return safely.
l went to the picture show yesterday. 1t
was good. 1t about the kaiser. OF course.
some of it was sad, too.
Just look how long my letter is getting. 1
will have to quit writing for this time. Best
wishes.
From a new cousin,
ZELMA HARRIS.