The Atlanta constitution., 1898-10-24

ION: ATLANTA. GA, MOI
ns, we should be so careful what we do
and say each day, for you know what Is
never be erased l think at the close of
each day we should recall the little events
and see if We can proht ourselves anythlns
by the unpleasant incidents, and II we
can, We must have more sunshine in our
hearts tomorrow. We have a happy coun-
try home near the small station of SUGAR
nochee on the banks of the Sucarnochee
river. InCloscd lind 10 cents for the nttle
children / would like correspondents from
the western states Age, fourteen.
EuIa Tpchurch. Columbus, Mss.-Dear
Junior: Many of the cousins write about
their pets. but 1 haven't any except the
cook stove and sewing table 50 l VIII
take for my subject "Modesty." Modesty
is of the chief ornaments of youth, ana
has ever been esteemed a presaSe of rising
merit. 1t covers a multitude of faults ana
doubles the luster of every virtue, Wh!ch
it seems to hide; the perfecting of men be
ing like those flowers which appear more
beautiful when their leaves are little
contracted and folded up than when they
are in full bloom and display themselves
without any reserve to the view
Noa Smith. Riversville. Miss.-Dear Ju-
nior: / wrote q letter to The Constitution
some time ago. ] asked for a war song.
was certainly surprised at the letters l
received. They came in from seven diff
ferent states. [ thank the many unknown
friends for sending me the song, and 9TH
ers for offering it, and also thank a Junior,
whose given name | could not make out.
OF Blalrs, >. c., for sending me another
song. W i'll say to Miss Ruby May Penn that
/ do not know the author of The Ship
Never RpfnrpaI = 4
for the Grady hospital.
Knox Crews. Childress, Tx-Dear Junior:
1t is my greatest pleasure to sit down and
read The Constitution. [ live in far-off
Texas. | live in Childress. a town of about
loo inhabitants. 1t is on the Fort Worth
and Denver railroad. | wish some Of the
Juniors could visit in this country and see
the ranches ana the cattle grazing on the
tai grass on long summer days. But this
would not be all You would see, for there
are deep canons. which shelter them in the
winter. l am glad | live in such a grand
state. If you want good home come %
Texas. | would like for some of the cous-
ms to write to me.
Willie Whitman. Marion, Ala.-Dear Ju-
nior: The dear Old Constitution Is well
come visitor 10 our home and | do not see
how we could do without it. How many
Of the cousins like music? / for one am
sons on the piano. | Will answer James
Hdr.ey's question. Il am for peace, but
when / snp3A tha,, are for war IS found
I'm Psalm cxX : VIII ask a question.
What verse in the ElbIe contains All the
letters IN me alDhal,et eXceut ]? For fear
from nv name Will telI tn"m that am
a little girl of Twelve summers.
oltie RohertS McbfeSor' ltAaS'- Dc'
Junior: hNe IN Sht country '"l 10 10
school in town, 50 therefore c"" chJoS
ooth town ana country Hle tl o,c7' ""'
thlhk would Ike 10 I'VE III 'He Guy lo'
country lie Is ever happE one no"
many of the cousins enjoy horseback rid
inlrp | would he cl1d if some of the cousins
vnuId snnd mo Ibn words 90 THE Ship
That Never Returned" and "J'l BE All
Smiles Tonight'' VIII send in return THE
" ould also ike to get the words to the
song. Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie
sixteen.
Bessie Edna Brown chapman Tex
Dear Junior; Ny papa owns Il farm IN
east Texas in the eastern part OF RusN
county. ! am 81 little girl only SIX years
Old. but | enjoy reading the Junior Iel-
t,ra ana Mr Lee stores My mamma
tea@uca me at nome. ! am feadlaE II booh
now that belongs to my Grandpa Brown.
1t was given to him Wlen he was eight
wears ola which vas in 1S5I The title
az tho hn1l, is -'Gra1t Truths for Little
CbiI,l,.r,. - am L.so r,lIin.s .'Valks I