The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21

tie kittens. Justice and Merrylegs. 1
have read two very interesting books.
BLACK Beauty and Aunt Diana L
have two sisters away at school and one
little brother. His name Is Herbert era
dy. AS so many are guessing Aunt susie
age. l will guess her TO be fifty-five years.
Am I very cold? Gas ice) i send cents
for the Grady hospital.
NJ Louise Guy. Tanners Creek. Va
Dear Junior: have not seen any letters
from Norfolk county. so l Will write one.
As this is my first attempt i VIII not
take any subject. / see the cousins nave
been writing about novels. do not THINK
IL Is right to read trashy novels. but do
YOU think all novels should be condemned?
1 have just read the letter from that lit
tie boy who is afflicted and feel very
sorry for him. / am ten years old. Aunt
Susie wants US to guess her age. guess
her to lie about sixty years OF age, al
though she does not look to be that old in
her picture. Aunt Susie. am 1 nearly
right?
Miss Lulu Dunfee Hart, Mich.-Dear
Junior: l have been a constant reader
OF The Constitution. and now ask for
admittance. | love TO read the dear old
Constitution. especially the Junior Page.
IL IS seldom i see a letter from Michigan.
but love to write TO the juniors:
/ live I'm Hart, which is bsautiful little
town wish Aunt Susie could come and
spend the summer with me.
She IS such "A good woman and / would
surely like to have her come.
IL any # the Juniors could give me a
description of the town, Tenaha, Tex, or
any of the small towns In Texas. i would
be much pleased. l should Ike de-
scription OF the town Tenaha. sid thanks
TO any one who VIII write.
Ben Hill and Luther Cochran. Drake
Town. Ga.-Dear Junior: Here comes two
think so much of The Junior cornen and
Aunt Susie's letters to the children, we
thought we would write. There Is five
boys Of us children and no girl We have
TO helm mamma cook and wash dishes.
Mamma Is a feeble woman and we nave
To run the machine for her to sew. We
have been making soap this week. we
have made two large pots full. We have
one per a little black dog named Negro.
papa is a farmer and he and mamma one
always has a job ready for US TO 40 1
have. thought they could think OF more
things To- do than any parents. but maybe
they don't. maybe IL is me-Just get tired
of doing-but il any OF YOU boys VIII De
a boy. and girl. too. think you VIII come
10 the same conclusion. Find incioSed
cents for Grady hospital
Naude Farmer. Bowman. Miss-Dear
Iunfor. oh, my school is out 0or mel
and / don't know what 10 do with myself
Mamma says. Il can tell you what To do.
You may help me set out my flowers ana
then YOU can go and get your quilt pieces
and make you another quilt But doh
lFk.. auflt piecing very much, as hhNe
10 SIT still 80 long. ! know that Work u
best for everybody. but 50 Few ike II.
Now there il some things that IKE 80
do real we'll. ISut. OH don put too IH'It
on t,oor mo as I weigh 10 pounds ana hot
weather will soon be here. cousins,
have. two male white rabbits ana can
get "A female anywhere and II may Do
that some of YOU have iehaie 10 -
change with me. II so ! would Dc Ne1S
clad To- exchange with any one. 1 nave
been taking music and like II very huch.
l have a cot Of music. ] nave some sonb9
that would Ike TO eN,naHsg, Wiz, VIII po
Of the cousins. They are: bNil ihe' -.
You Think OF Alc Now. Kiss Ne, out
Don't Saw Goudby." and You il faNe 10
Transfer VIII exchange iot amy IL
! ,a,-.. not got / would Ike 10 CORE
spnud with some Of the cousins about my
age. which Is eighteen.
..R NJ" Coonowar Miss.-Dear Junior:
After reading 50 many interesting let
tiers from the Juniors. I had craving
desire 10 Join your happy circle.
1 hardly feel old enough 10 join the
Woman-s Kingdom, but / always enjoy
reading about cooking. housekeeping anu
uauItrv raising and especially all about
flowers. / think l shall try MISS hoAie
Sheets plan Tor growing chrysah'he-
nm a country lassie OF good many
summers I enjoy country lie. hui Shouiu
think IL would be so nice 10 I'VE jus -, On
th,. outskirts of a large city or toWn'
Then you could have the nice irtSh eEsa'
milk butter and vegetables OF the coun
Try and have the advantage 81 ne bora
Schools churches and society oi iiie Sits
There, IS nothing l enjoy more than srS-
iug iine. sleek. Well-fed cattle and rid
Ing and driving pretty Inc horses
4 have often said II Mtte "os,
CT
er,uce To- anything else. But Marion
AIgood. ! believe goats would De one
thing that / would exclude WONDER
III YOURS have caused any more siam
Thomas c. Davis's letter was interest
ing In nv minds eye l can Just see
the beautiful scenery pictured WIN MS
Virgil Barnes. Cleveland. La-Dear jun
Tor. The Constitution has been a welcome
visitor In our home for quite while. /
shall take for my subject Good Manners
ana PoIitcness' We live in great Amer
lea. where progress is made by leaps ana
jumps in the various avOcatiOns Of life.
New. cousins. remember that manners
are the ornament OF actions. and IL you
wish 10 protect your morals you must
regard your manners. Moreover, we
are taught X YOU render good ana po-
lite services. sweet memories VIII grow
from them. Good manners is the art 1f
making pleasant the presence of thos"
with whom we associate. Let's consider
the value of politeneSs- II costs nothing
but aCcompliShcs wonders. POlitenesS.
We Will admit. without sincerity. is sim
ply refined form OF hypocrisy. and sin
certify without pOlitcness is but "A little
better We Will use Tor an example the
savage barbarian who can De honest. but
is not likely to be- polite. so politeness
of speech and manners l. the distinguish
ing trait between the civilized and the UNI
civilized. There are persons who seem
10 entertain the idea that II they are
honest sincere and sympathetic they are
eXcusable FOR not being polite Not so
A previously stated. il IS the ornament
OF art and pays To regard the feelings Of
Others. and the man or woman. girl or
boy who possesses both viii find the path
Way Of life richly strcWn with precious
flowers. Why don't more OF You LOUISE
ana boys write. I send cents for the
Grady hospital Correspondence solicited
OF either sex.
William CASTOR Allen. Warm Springs,
Na--Dcar Junior: You were 50 kind as
TO publ sh my last letter. SO | will write
10 you again. / VIII tel you 4 story that
mamma used to tell me. My little sister
always runs when she goes anywhere.
and never walks. SO she never sees what
IS in front OF her or where she is going
One day mamma sent her down the
mountain 10 a neighbours house near US
with = message She dashed out of the
front door. not seeing little bunny that
sat In the grass washing his face and
hands after eating his breakfast as ali
nice Dummies do. She ran over the Held.
the little bunny In front of her thinking
she was after him. She chased him into
our neighhor's back yard. where the cook
was picking up wood. She threw her
carried him into the house and put him
into A box and gave him to sister. who,