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The* Atlanta Georgian.
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VOL. L NO; 244.
ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, ^SUARY 2, 1907.
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What Have We to Say?—
—Why Nothing, of Course—
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—The Georgian has been speaking for itself all along,
and we simply put the paper before you with the ques
tion—does The Georgian appeal to you as a good, plain,
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honest, common-sense newspaper? If it does, then wer
have produced what we set out to do, and we will con
tinue to build along the same lines. Quality in anything
usually wins, and we only ask you to use The Georgian
so long as it answers your purpose better than any other
paper—full of human faults, but trying to do right and
keep our faces toward the rising sun.
Possibly you hadn’t noticed that The Georgian makes
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it a point to tell you what has been said of us—not what
we think of ourselves—that we tell the advertiser what
responsible bank examiners say they have found our
circulation to be—not what we say it is—just a little different
from other papers—that’s all. ■ ■
F. L. SEELY, Publisher.
