Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-10

scout cousins. write me. as l am Lone
Scout also. Best wishes ds5.,, to Ta6MIi1p,rH
waIhana. S. C., Route 8. Box 11e
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: What are
Won all doing tonight? l have been visiting
today, and sure did have good time
Wish Won cousins had been with me. Lis
fen but don't get frightened. l am
littl egirI Of twelve winters and have light
hair. blue eyes fair complexion. and am
four feet eight inches tall; weigh 90
pounds. Auntie, excuse me for writing SO
mich Your new niece and cousin.
GERTRUDE FITZPATRICK.
AndaIusla. Ala, Route D. Box ~. ,,..,-
r S.-Auntie. I will vote for the little
French baby.
Dear Amt Julia: I am willing TO help
tale care OF the little French baby.
am real anxious TO hear the baby's name.
l am willing 10 do anything can to help
the poor little baby. Well, L VIII Close
Your cousin, 1900 ,,-,,,-rx-
NOrerOss. Ca, R. F. d. ..
Dear Aunt Julia and COusins:--Will you
please let a little South Carolinian JOIN
your happy hand. live on Tlf ,..,y,,S
everybody was glad when they heard the
great news OF peace. l sure was. nave
four brothers in the war-one IN England
and one IN TIE 4uAEAAtAA AANAnANA -
and two in the navy, and you bet l am
proud OF them. What have you cousins
been doing for pasttimeE nave Deeh
reading. Who has had the "iiu l nave ave
brothers has had Il. Well. l had better
tell you how I look and go. Now, Auntle'
make all Of those cousins stop Laughing.
am 10 years old. In the sixth grace , lar
has my birthday, Dec. 12r Will close, hop
ing to sec this in print. II 1 see it in
print 1 will write again. All Of you girls
write to me; : Lovingly Eyrrr1r SIZE cox.
n r. ID. No. l.
p. S-Auntie send the waste basket mp
town TO get him cream till 1 get in. what
IS the matter with you South Carolina girls
and boysg Inclosed you will find 10 cents
for the :. II. c. Ny sister Is writing too'
Dear Aunt Julia and COusins:-Wil you
let another little Alabama girl join you!
Nv twin sister, Vernon, has written You
and have TO DO everything she does. She
told you that her age was between IL ana
Il years. and, Of course. mine Is the same.
Aunt Julia. think il would be fine for us
TO adopt a French baby, and am sure
the other cousins think so, too. Have any
OF you cousins begun making CHRISTMAS
with my school work. ! shall be very glad
for you cousins TO write to me. Love TO
all Your new Cousin,
Rt. 1, Florence, Ala. NELMA RUSSELL.
S. r. c.
Hello. Aunt Julia and Cousinsl After my
long abesnce, / have come again, this time
in favor Of the cousins adopting a little
orphan baby. / know IL all Of the cousins
would send money we soon would nave
enough. Oh, how We all Will enjoy this
Thanksgiving, as this terrible war is over
and the boys will soon be coming home.
Isn't there a lot to be thankful for? Will
some OF you good cousins write to lonely
country girl. ! am very lonely, as my sis
ter has the FLU" and she is the only
sister 1 have and the only companion, for
have no brothers. When sister is well
we go hunting, riding and play the piano,
but. Oh. gee when she Is SICK II Ike the
old saying. 81 miss her like I would
front tooth" must close and give some
one else a chance. Do excuse me for writ
ing a long letter. Lovingly.
Floyd. Fla, r. 2. d. No. i.
P. 81 am sending 10 cents for our
baby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:-win you
admit n little Georgia girl into your hap
py hand OF boys ami girls? l live on the
farm and like farm life fine. We live Is
miles from Augusta, and 90 TO tOwnevery
and see all the soldiers, but now i am
50 glad the war is over and all the soldiers
can come home. As l see all the Others
describing themselves, will: am
years Ga Nelgh 30 p0uhus' leet LnCHes
tall. fair complexion. blue eyes. blink
Claud FarrOw's riddle answer was 1.-THE
gum tree grows on the outside" Is that
right2 Well. will close, because Aunt Julia
said not to make your letters long.
Your New Niece,
BERNICE REN1LLE.
Enclosed you will find 10 cents for the
Soldiers Relief club.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: As
have written TO the Letter Box once before
and saw my letter in print, l have decid-
ed 70 write again. What a joyful time
IL was when peace was announced.
think our Soldiers Relief club is Just grand.