The Atlanta constitution., 1900-04-30
Conducted by Mrs. VIM King. Coutand Ave. Atlanta

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| Single action. Without this name wealth
| has no power. home no dignity. beauty
| no charms. and the worst of all we have
no friends. 1t is a protection agail/t
suspicion and evil reports and IL viii Sc
cure the confidence of our friends and
| Increase our sphere for good. So now,
| cousins. let's he on the a'ert, ever watch
! ing and examining ourselves and not let
any evil things enter our lives; let's be
| noble, good and true.
Louise Carroll. Six Runs. n. C.-Dear
Junior: I hope you will admit me among
the circle of your little acquaintances. |
| live i'm Sampson county, where the fa-
nous huckleDerries. called the big
/ blues" are to be found. 1t is said that
! SampsonianS bell their children In muck
| leberry season and put them in the
! woods. but I have never been belled yet
] would he glad If Aunt Susie and the
/ little Juniors could come and help me
! enjoy these nice berries. We also Gu IL
waite Strawberries. | would like TO cor
I Respond with some of the cousins about
/ my age. which is eleven.
! Hennie Roehlig. Plnchard. Ala.-Dear
Junior: 1 am a little girl nine years old.
My papa moved 10 CUBA last August. but
my mamma did not like IL. so my mamma,
my little sister and | came back. Papa
z is coming soon There were not many
Americans there. so we had a lonesome
time My little playmates Were all Gu
] bans, but there are some very nice lh'p-
/ pie there. but could not talk To them
much. The country is very pretty. and
/ there are a great many nice fruits, ana
We had vegetables all the time, but II
/ takes a lot of money to live there. We
were awful sick on the boat. l saw "A
great many sights there; will tell more
I next time.
Jimmy Kendall. Utopia. Tex.-Dear
Junior: | am little boy and will be five
years old In a few days. How many
cousins ever saw an armadillo? There
are lots of them here. Did any OF YOU
ever hear the barking LIZARDS after night
! in damp spring weather? Here you can
I hear them in ali directions, going Dla
baa,' You would almost think the noun,
tain was covered with little dogs al
/ barking al once. My papa takes The
. Constitution and We all think 1t a grand
paper. Wont some of the little cousins
/ send me some nice sweet gum, as ti'ir
/ Is none here. II some one Will SEND u
Ia me. with a stamp Tor return, VIII
send them signature, poetry or Hover
+ seed, or some other things that VIII re-
pay them tor their trouble.
Susie Maud Shchane, Na'chiez. la
. Dear Junior: | have been a reader %.
inis dear. Eooc paper for a long TIM
ano ] 10 sincerity wish "ould rc"d ~
1 always. / live an seven miles OF the il-
/ tie city oi Natohitoches. The country
Z I'm whicn 1 live j. very ihiCkly scltl'u
Aunt Susie said she wrote on her b.r'h-
,iay and / read her letter on my birthday,
! which - the Nth of March. | viii guess
/ Aunt Susie has already seen nifty. WI
Z some oi the cousins bc SO kind as To S"nt
Ihc the songs of IN the Bagsasc Coa'n
/ Ahead" My Swccthcare Went Down
/ With the Maine and just As rhc sun
/ Went Down. Will send in reply, The
/ Fatal Wedding" '''r,o Laie.' In the
/ shadow OF the Pine" or any othe- that l
/ have. Correspondence solicited.
! Eva Bradford. Dixons Mills. Ala Dear
] Junior: am eleven years old. have
I three brothers ana one 81 iter. My auntie.
with whom live. takes the dear old Con-
sti;Ition. / enjoy The Juniors page so
\ much. Ny sweet mamma Gicd little over
/ four years ago. Ny papa sold his place
I and went TO Texas. leaving Us with rct-
ativos until he could get place 10
/ since nor heard from him. but a few
I times lie has been gone ioIr years. His
| ramc is T.. n. bradford When last heard
! from was at Robert Lee Tex. If any
one sees this letter that knows anything
/ ci his whereabouts. please write 10 me as
! above.
Aunt Susie please put this in your pa
/ per for the sake of an orphan. one cent
/ for Grady hospital
! Bessie and Naomi Coburn. Hunter. Ala.
! Dear Junior; Here comes TWO little
girls from the mountains If north Ala
4 bama. We live at the foot of the noun
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/ i'm tbe rorl, rr.I VIII ,lr,. sand fh.C
found "A skul ANA two tavhones. they
were Indian homes hurled there before
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have rssd 4 great maq2 books. among
1g o"Ffs% S.a IS many my lqvSrs fl S poems gas' have
n study ,3 2r.n%gei as,eir sr'm%ar TR"aEa sPsns sg6I
Is not included IN seventh grade studies,