GOLDEN EAGLE BUGGY CO. z V*?
156-166 Edgewood Avenue (Station 1) ATLANTA, GEORGIA
thorize corporations to come and
take the peoples’ own away from
them?
I think that the State should give
her people better protection of prop
erty rights, and it devolves upon
such public-spirited and patriotic
men as you to keep the watch towers
of public safety properly manned.
I feel, too, that you could accom
plish a great service in the cause of
educating our people as to the value
of water-power, and what it would
mean to our State if it could only be
kept and developed by our people
themselves.
I beg to remain,
Very truly yours,
(Miss) ELIZABETH C. NOLAN.
McDonough, Ga.
“GEORGIA’S GREATEST RIDDLE.” -
Dear Sir: —I am herewith enclos
ing a clipping from the editorial col
umns of the Semi-weekly Journal,
which, I think, is of some importance
to the voters of Georgia. It has to
do with Georgia’s greatest riddle, as
Mr. Gray terms it. It is concerning
the State Executive Committee’s
ruling for Georgia’s coming primary,
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