Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-03-28
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AUNT JULIA

my second attempt, so won't you please let
this lonely Gorgia girl join your happy band
of boys and girls, the second attempt. Cous-
ms L live on the farm and like farm life
fine, but mamma and papa won't let me
stay down here much longer. I'm going to
stay with my sister i'll Atlanta and go to
scholO. Aunt, l think it nice for You
to adopt the French baby, so inclosed find
10 cents for il. As l am stranger will de-
scribe myself, so Gon't laugh too much for
it might make you sick; ) feet tall, fair
complexion, gray eyes, brown hair, and four
teen wears of age, weigh l1G pounds, l
would like to correspond with some of the
cousins. Your new niece and GouSin'
CLAUDE BRUNDAGB.
Eastman, Ga, Route l..
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins Will you
please admit boy from the "Old Palmetto
State into your happy band of boys and
girls? Please move over and give ME seat
by Miss Martha NJ. Thigpen. L am coming
in favor of adopting the little French Or
phan. 1 have written. once Before but 1
guess Mr.. w. B. got it. Come again Miss
Elite Anderson, your letter was fine. Well,
as Aunt Julia said for our letters to be
short, L will not describe myself this time.
l would like to correspond with some of you
cousins, will answer all letters received. BY
by, with love to Aunt Julia and cousins,
your nephew,
FOSTER HERRING,
Homer S. c. Route l, Box 80.
2. S.-lnclosed you will lind 10 cents for
little Iuonna. Aunt Julia, please print this.
F. II.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will lyou ad-
nit another Georgia girl into your happy
band? Papa takes The Journal, 1 like the
cousins letters very much. 1 six years
old, weigh thirty-siX pounds. l have
brother three years old. think it is nice
of Aunt Julia to adopt little French
phan. l am sending 10 cents. Hoping to see
this in print, will close with love TO all.
LUCILLE LAZENBY.
Roswell Ga, Route %
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII
YOU let a Casey county, Kentucky,
girl join your happy band of boys and
girls? 1 coming in favor of the
French orphan. think it is grand for
Aunt Julia to adopt the French baby. 1
like most of the cousins live in the coun-
first letter, l will describe myself: l am
five feet four inches tall. have brown eyes
and hair, medium complexion, weigh 1870
pounds. Will leave my age for you to
| guess. I am between IS and %. Come
| again, lonely Florida farmer boy, your
letter was good You almost have my
birthday. July %. Some of you girls and
| boys write to me. 1 will answer all let
| tiers. So get your pens and write to your
new cousin.
MARY CALDWELL.
Creston, Ky.
p. s.: Inclosed please find 10 cents for
| the French orphan.
! Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you admit another Alabama boy into
| your happy band of boys and girls? l am
| a country boy and enjoy country life fine.
| AS this is my first time, ! will describe
myself: 1 have light har, blue eyes fair
| complexion, four feet two inches tall,
| weigh sc pounds, II years of age. I will
| close with ten cents for the French baby.
| will lanswer all cards and letters receiv-
! ed. From your cousin.
| ROY TUCKER.
Crow Hill, Ala
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII
you be so kind as to admit Penn
| sylvania boy into your happy band of boys
| and girls? live a farm and have been
| jealous reader Of The Atlanta Semi
| Weekly Journal and your letter box for
the last year. l to be a lonely cou-
| sin, far from dear old Georgia. so / would
| like to hear from some of the cousins down
| there AS it is the rule, I will describe
myself and go: Am five feet ten inches
| tall, weigh 1G5 pounds, light brown eyes
light complexion, dark hair and was ol3
| enough to vote for our most illustrous
president who is doing more for human
ity than any other living man. From your
new cousin:
DANIEL ]. NIcAULIFF.
Crooked Creek, Pa, II. +. ID. I.
p s.: Enclosed find 10 cents for the
u baby.