The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-01
KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE

Mrs. ". .. Bryan. Mt Lebanon. La
am farmers wife and my husband has
taken The Constitution for % number oi
years, and We feel that we could not do
.-.ihuut H. ! tCrn 10 the woman page
first and read every word about the train
in5 oi children. as : have nvc entrusted
u my care. and / have ever iclt deficient
pa many ways 10 tnc Responsibility tnat
must naturally fall On every mother Any
baby and nulA glri Is four years and thr,.
months odd. ANA / have tried 10 teach
Atr iu Dee meat and tidy with all her
things. L have taught her to read. She
nA- uulsnei the First ana Second Readers
and is now reading the Third ANA have
lrl"d tp Keep her ffom being much baby
or great pet Tor amy ouc cannot love Il
badly spoiled child. We call htr Miss
Oracle. 3 nave Tried some of the recipes
ANA lAAud tntm good. and they help
many house beginner. ! will send some
neat time.
Daisy Brown, Boyd's Tank. Ala.-I was
very mucu Interested in the subject of
books discussed by the sisters. ana snail
mention 81 l"w of interest David Ha-
rum ] enjoyed. il is comparatively new,
d.a-s with New England life and. like
ohure Acre. Hs 1cauty lies IN It's sim
pitliA. = Lady ~ quality IS well worth
FctHil'G. 4s odd anu lts heroine Is "A char
acicr tlat Will ike. An Egytian Prin-
cess, Tile Pride Of the \ue,' In the
Schillmes Court. The House OF Seven
~ fortune, these and many. many 9th
ers 4 nna charming. There is a book
written by tho queen OF komania, under
thr unm de plume of Carmen Silvia
Some One Is Knocking. This book
points "a u.al rarely, if ever. known IN
zeal llfc. The Last DAYS Of pompeil' 4
can read and rercad. always finding beau
TICS Next 10 my books 10Y, flowers 1
wish inc sisters and dear Aunt Susie could
sre nay sword ferns. They are Things Of
beauty and aiiprd me JOY. / have low-
eTs and Niue seed tp give 10 those who
send stamped envelope | nave received
50 many iaNurs from the sisters I would
like 10 return few.
A Louisiana SuhscrIbsr-T am 60 clad
that Aunt Susie is going 10 write rs "A
letter on the duties Of wives, for / think
n is time our leader WAS coming 10
the front. lest on this subject OF arraign-
ing ous Johns before the public. we are
IKE sheep without shepherd will soon
- astraX 1 nope as she points out our
duties she II not say that John should
d. everything. while the children do notn-
inc. To have YOU well understand what
! mean. IN just picture 10 YOU a home
that j visited once. Twas late in the
afternoon. thc complaining mother fon-
died the little stranger that had colne
to snare incr poverty The one ser
want prepared the evening meal The
;hirten-year-o!d daughter, type Of her
mother. complained of being 30 lonely
nothing To- DO. Il We already practiced my
music and dom intend 10 study my
lessons until after supper. The very
mention OF supper aroused that wife's
complaining nature. She says: Look see
II your father is coming. Why will he
stay out late when ne knows there
Is so much 10 do and I'm not able TO
do anything. The cow Is To be fed after
he mlas; the children 10 be bathed for
bed: the wood and kindling To be
brolght" etc. / very innocently said:
..Can't your servant milk?' "Oh. she's
only hired To cook. John can milk"
Now. sisters, / hope when Aunt Susie
writes us that letter. she II say where
there are children i'm a family of only one
brcad-winner many of the evening
chores can be done before John comes in.
a. least that was my feeling when /
saw poor. tired John. with his lantern
after dark doing work that those children
might have done AT their mothers sug-
srostion I've been hoasting that Louisi-
ara sisters had been mute on the John