The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-07-26

went the next day to the Ohio statehouse. 1t
Is a great place to go if you Ike to look =; at
Of every description. After passing through
Where we v assembled to the dome or e where yoa
get an excellent view of the city. Would
like few correspondents, either scx aged
ten and seven.
Charles c. Kerby, Avoca, Lawrence county,
Alabama.-NO doubt many of you have al
ready been stDlding me for being so tardy in
complying with my promise of June the 18th,
but have come at last with happy greetings
t. all. Since my lettc;. OF the l4th contain
Ing puzzle for the cousins, l have received
as solutions !ii 800 letters up TO date and they
are still coming by the dozen; about one hun
dreu or which are correct. Oh. Aunt Susie,
what u numberless host of ncccs ard nepheWs
you nave got-quite an interesting family,
nceed. have received letters from almost
every state and territory in the United States
IN reply to many, as to the fortunate ones in
solving my puzzle, would say that the first cor
rect solution received was from Miss Bessie
lockhart age twelve. of Columbus, Ca, June
the 18th, to whom the present, 9; Christmas
ccahtata, was awarded. Many said that they
had worked on the problem for hours, all in
VAN, they could not solve it and if L could to
please do so: Per your request L will give the
solution rs follows:
Take the three Is and the three IS and ar
range them thus: / plus 3 plus 3 plus 3 plus
II equals Il, answer. AS you see, we simply
Plus sign, as that would only make two and
Cd an the sum eleven and then plus the whole
which will give the desired number, 81.
- 10 thosc asking Tor Il rule would say that
tniS is only puzzle and | have no matbe-
NAUTICAL rule
,, Josie May and Ethel Wootten, Johnson's
Mills, N. C.-This is Il bright morning in June
ana my Cousin Ethel is visiting me- We are
slttiuS under the shade of IL large weeping
Willow IN my flower garden. We are both
of I
ing Shakespcares poems; Ethel was reading
the Young Peoples column in The Constitu-
ION illl our attention was attracted by II
httle humIning bird drinking the dew from
the beautiful flowers which surrounded us
and Il knocking bird which had perclcd on one
OF the branches of the willow and was pouring
forth its mclodious song. We like to read lii
erary books as well Aunt Suse'S historical
sketches, and think that all in the sprngtinle
or lie should gain all the useful knowledge
we can and i'll after years it may prove TO
be of great service to us
town OF Centerville. viii tell you from what
our postollce derived its name, and then stop
FOR lear OF that waste basket Our post
owned by Mr. johnson.
We would like to correspond with some Of
the cousins of either sex.
NJ. Rosa BeckhaIn Jackson, La.-Words are
Inadequate to express our appreciation of the
dear old Constitution. | always turn first to
the bright, nteres ling letters of the cousins
and then to Bill Arp and Sarge Plunkctt. l
guess the cousins that wrote TO me some
time ago thought ! treated them very badly
[ did not RESI- ond, but | left home for
boarding school just after receiving then
letters and of course 1t would have been i'm
possible to write to all of them, so | wrote
letter to Tho Constitution thanking them for
their lice letters. bur ii was not published.
L have some pretty songs [ would like to
exchange with tile cousins. / have The
ship that Never Returned rs there No Kiss
for Me Tonight Love-" Moonlight Seronadc."
Separation" .'Wllsper Darling i'll My Ear
and several others will send any of the
above named for "tlirting'' and False hearted
Girl"
Rena Raymond, Green Bay, Val am glad
to see that the subject of novel reading has
been changed to that Of history, one that will
be far more beneficial. History has always
been my favorite study. l dearly love to read
of the noble characters of our brave country
future Welfare of orr nation depends upon the
youth of our country. There is work for
each of us to do, and unless begin our
work in the spring time of life, the evening
of life may come and find the task assigned
unfinished. Let SO live that when the his
tory of the present age shall be presented to
events, Of peace, usefulness prosperity and
happiness. May we perform the task as
signed us, that when the shades of life are
falling we will not feel that work Is
incomplete.
With many happy wishes for Aunt Susie
and the cousins, | close by asking for few
correspondents, either SEX Age seventeen.
little girl ten years old. l have net lpt
my paby brother. Ills name is Henry +irs's
/ have two little blind brothers. and one tit
tie blind sister This is my first letter.
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