Stilson, Ga., August 2,1 910.
P s.—ls you should fail to give this spase in
your paper I will send coppies of it to the county
papers.
Mr. Warnock can see for himself that I am
doing more work, such as it is, than any man
living. Am in full chase of a lot of Deserters
and Do-nothings; am doing an immense
amount of editorial work for a paper and a
magazine; have a book against the Catholic
Hierarchy under way; am making a few po
litical speeches; and am keeping up with a
tremendous private correspondence—to say
nothing of a few breezy controversies in other
papers than my own. Yet Mr. Warnock,
whose time is probably not quite so valuable
as my own, thinks that I ought to drop all
this and go into the Federal Courts to prose
cute Calico Charlie for a violation of the pos- •
tai laws.
