Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-06-25

thing lust awful: but ! am going TO stop right
here ana stirl he your friend and o6 niece, c.nr
bordeaux, ;. {. ""oDH
Hello. Aunt Julia and Cousins! have not
written in long while VINO Jolhed tne WI WI
Savings stamps? did. we nave me- ""i
wrote sace. but did not see II in print. nave
two sisters and one brother. | Will descrlDe
myself. ] have dark hair, dark complexlon anu
brown eyes. | will close for this time
Your cousin, imam,
GROVER CARTER.
Dade City. Fla. Route r. Box lob.
Dear Aunt leila: I thought I would try and
iump clean over that waste basket this time. as
il captured nv last letter. think you are
doing a great work for the young people l
won't describe myself this time. as am AFRAID
you cousins would outrun your shadows. am
a Florida cracker, and am proud OF ~.
have one brother at Camp Jackson. ! wish l
able to help can the kaiser but ! am ols,
ahled Us Florida crackers are having a good
time eating nlums, watcrmelonS and peaches.
We sure will ne glad when the oranges get rine.
Letter Box, as this is my second trial.
CLIO FITZPATRICK.
p. S.EAunt julia I received my club but
ton. Sure proud Of it. .. ...-
Dear Cousins: Let a Tennessee girl join your
happy rand. | never any letters from Ten
neSsee. Papa has been taking this paper.. Tor
some time, and ! enjoy reading the letters SO
paper before. | always look for .Outwitting
tho Huns;'' next, the soldiers letters. l
Der them. for just think how lonely they are. so
far from home and loved ones. 1 have several
relatives and friends in tn ewar had caro-
from cousin of mine last week and he was on
his way to France. | have one brother and one
sister They are both married. SO you see
have to be hoy and girl both. ...
| will now give you my description although
7 dOn't fancy that much. ] am about feet 8
inches. black hair. blue eyes, fair complexion.
My age is between twenty and twenty-s
! wish some of Won cousins were here this
afternoon. it's raining and I'm very lonely.
l went.to Sunday school this morning. have
Lovingly, LUTTE MORSE.
Rnmer, Tenn. .. .e.a ~.
Dear Aunt Julrs will you let three North
Carolina kids join your happy band of boys and
girls. We live the farm and are proud of
it because we can help win this war on 1t. and
that is our desire. TO help win this and
hiring the soldier boys home. for we know what
it is for them to be away for we have two
brothers in it--one in France-and the lastt
time we heard from the other one he was on
his way TO New York or New Jersey. Say.
what do yOn cousins think Of this war. any
way? We think II is terrible, and truly hope,
trust and pray tina tit will come to an end
soon. Say, Aunt Julia. you and the cousins
ought to be with us in about a month. for
we will hape ripe apples and peaches, Well,
Aunt Julia as .'our letter is getting long we
will close. with much love to Aunt Julia and
the letter box: Three new cousins ar
MAYME. ESTEIHI AND GGSSIE ROLLINS.
Route /, Box "a, Monroe. n. c.
Dear Aunt Julia: wonder IL there is room
in your cosy corner for another little Georgia
girl who has been wanting to join the ring
for quite a while l am living out in the
country, but have lived in town most OF my
life. which has been fourteen years. l enjoy
the country life fine, though / liked living in
town. Also, l have not had the privilege OF
goiny TO school but very little on account OIL
1 7
cook and sew and do all other kinds of wom-
ans work for several years as ! am all the
yirl in the family. do wish i hsa slsoes'
for they are so bad to tease, and have three
now Well. guess had better do like most
all the rest of the cousins do, descripe myself
am five feet low, have plue eyes and au-
burn hair and medium complexion. SO, there
now if this letter does not help to fili the
wasebasket will call again Love . to al al c sme
consin' HoNORINE ERWIN.
gainesville, Ca R. 4. Box 81.
Deor Amt Julia and Cousins. Will you admit
me into your happy band of cousins! give me
get right by her. want one as near per as
possible Cousins, what do you all DO Tor tne
pastime? Wish you Were mere mere WIN Gauin me Nae
Futch write TO me. lost your address why
don't more of you soldier boys write? am
describe myself as all the other cousins do So
| have gray eyes, light hair, dark complexion
and am five and one-half feet tall. Now you
ali know I am pretty. / will leave my age
for the cousins TO guess. 1t Is between tour-
teen and seventeen. Some of you cousins write
TO me ] would like to correspond with any
of YOU What do you all think Of this war
II is awful isn't it? We should oil do our bit
to help out in winning It, will close. Aunt
Julin pIeasp don't let the wastebasket get this
as this is my first time to write. Your new
cousin. MAUDE LESSEE OWEN.
McNair Miss, r. F. d. No. l.
McNair, Miss, April %, 1918.