Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-11-12

IalA E0futhHs we nave Dteu lO1 AuhlC NA-tiS'
I see where some Of the Cousins are saying
they didn't sec why the doesn't end. l
can see. President Wilson doesn't want peace
(neither do most OF Us, until Prusslanlsm is
swept off the face of the earth; he knows II he
yields TO their peace terms now that they tine
Ge;mansl would become more stupid and murder
Gus than ever So, therefore, he's going 20
know that the Germans are whipped before he
makes peace. / know he is right, too IL
the war we will have TO keep armies of men
lover there for all times-that is, If were
victorious and believe We will be-; ~,
We have sixty dollars in W. S. S. and viii
buy later. Auntie, you know the girls
NIL round here have surely worked hard TINS
fail, harder than they've ever had to work. but
We Gin one Of them. too didn't mind that'
for all we can do goes to help win the war.
If we stop to think moment we are not dong
n thing compared to what Our boys are 40,
ing: they're sacrificing their lives for us and
humanity's sake ] certainly am willing to 90
all l can. | have ten first cousins in war and
one brother l guess he is in France by now.
1t was hard to see him leave, but / know he
is no better to go than those already there.
I think the Cousins very generous; so far
Aunt Julia for the soldiers Relief club. L
certainly think it is so nice 60 help our boys
in this way. Auntie, I'm enclosing p cents
for the S. Il. club. give 1t as freely as |
all nav give something every month.
Auntie. I'd he pleased to see this in print,
IL Won think it worthy of printing,
Wishing Aunt Julia much success and all the
Cousins more generous heart close with
much love TO Auntie and all the Cousins.
'' ''U ~ ALMA HERRlNGrON.
Perkins, Ca, R. F. No. !.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you all
permit another lonesome Virginian in your in
teresting circle? l live in old Virginia and
farmers son. l sure wish l could take
touring trip through your state ana see
which is the grandest state. l would love to
meet each of you cousins. | guess you all
wonder how l look, but there isn't room Tor
c. Nnvnl,n
eniov reading what the Red Cross and the
cousins and Aunt Julia's Relief club are doing:
and am helping in every way possible. VIII
ring OIL ne''' 49," WILTON DUNNAvANT
Sunnyside, Va.
You will find inclosed 10 cents for S. r. O.
Brunson, S. c.. Oct :, 1918.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here come again 10 cHa ,
with the Cousins. What do you COUSINS tuIl, ,H
of the war? I think it terrible maven I
onv brothers in service have two cousins and
ii'i' guess you Cousins think told story Well
7 did | got letters from so many or t ns
Corsins I couldn't answer every one, although
I enjoyed reading each one very mucn;, UT Ut
]. T.. Garrison, Portsmouth, va, what Ime
matter YOU haven't written? answered your
Now girls, let us pray for our brave soldier
boys They need all our prayers Every cousin
has some dear one in the army or navy "noiN
she wants to return safely. A., n
Aunt Julia, I am sending my dime to the Ke'
lief club for September.
Love i0i ANNIE GOODING.
Brunsop. S. c., Route 6, Box IL.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here i come
gain, but haven't very long to stay. Wln
tell You my age this time. l am fourteen years
old Who has my brthday? 1t IS the 6th Day
of March. How many OF you cousins IKE 70 go
TO school? l like il fine. Our school starts
the 2Sth of October. MY teachers name IS
Mss Means. My letter is getting long SO
closed Won will find ten cents for the Soldiers
Relief club 1 have received many letters and
cards, but I enjoy getting them p am new
Abbeville. Ca, Route 4.
Hello, Auntie and Cousins; wonder WhaI
you ali are doing these days. how many many, nave
lust look Auntie, you cannot count them all
Wait, You cousin! That one IN the leIt cor
ner. think it is Sue Mitchell's hand. Come
here, Sue. You are my cousin or some reIation
guess you all remember me- as am Rabun
booster. Ha! 1 am thirteen years old ana IN
the fifth grade. Cousins, what are you an
staggering about? You are getting me Dasn-
full. What has become of our soldier boys IN
tbe corner l guess they have taken the waste
basket full OF bombs and gone 10 hunt tne
kaiser. Auntie, ] am enclosing song com
posed, and / want tune for it, II some cousin
or Auntie will give me tune l Will stop
and go to bed. cause those cousins will not
SION sniggering Auntie. make Sue quit pinch
ing me. Oh, stop, cousins! You all seem not
TO he sleepy. II Mr.. Wastebasket comes along
smack and pull MS mar.
LUCIE S. DICKERSON.
Rabun Gap, Ga.
p S-Received club button all o. +. l am
inclosing ten cents for our Soldiers kellet
club.
Dear Aunt Julia: Please move over. cousins
aud give me a seat by TarletOn Dumas. Come
again, Tarleton. Your letter was just fine. l
wrote once before but didn't see 1T in print. l
guess Mr.. Wastebasket grabbed IT. Say, what
are you cousins doing these days? l am PICK
ing cotton and that is fun. believe me. Wen,
as il is the rule TO describe ones self here
go: Five feet three inches tall brown hair
and eyes, fair complexion; my age is between
fourteen and seventeen years. Who has my
birthday. April IS? Oh. say, what do you
cousins think Of this war? / think 1t is ter
rible. I have some cousins lover there" and
several friends, too. Well. I guess had better
ring off or Mr.. Wastebasllet will get this. Find
enclosed 10 cents for the Soldiers Relief club.
Well, l will close. with lots of love to Aunt
Julia and the cousins. 1 would like TO cor
respond with any of you cousins. If you want
to write, why, let the letters fly. Will answer
all received From your new cousin,
STELLA HORTON.
Bangor, Ala. r. .. Box 5.
T. S.-A riddle: Higher than house, higher
than a tree, oh, whatever can that beT
Poland Has Acc,,ned