The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-21

to know Why he even talks abbrevlation
to save time.
Another very interesting study Is the
voice of the city cat. No one VINO mas not
bility IT is dangerous rival of the violin.
I wonder that some enterprisng theater
manager does not utilize the melody that
IS wasting In his concerts and make his
fortune Oh these voices OF me night
from the plaintive cry of a child to the
howl of a demon, then dying into the
mournful wall of a lost soul; now sooth-
ing, now tantalizing, till at last you reach
frenzy of feeling that you must express
1t in some way. Shall you fling bou-
quet? Anything everything, Nothing is
too energetic to express your apprecia-
ton.
have not seen a copy of The Constitu
ton In a "coons age VIII some one
please send me a copy that contains my
letter? Don't all say Yes at once, now.
Harlie Lyle. Franklin. ~ C.--Dear
Junior: Franklin is prosperous little
town with a population of about $50
persons. ! live about quarter of a
mile from Franklin. | attend the Frank
lin High school which has about no
pupils. The principal occupations of the
people of Macon county are farming and
stock raising. Macon county has some
of the grandest mountain scenery of
western North Carolina. The Wayah
B9l which is about II miles from Frank
lin. is one of the highest mountains in
western North Carolina. 1t abounds in
Wild turkeys and pheasants. Down its
slopes run many streams which abound
in deep trout holes. From its summit
one can see the valley of the little Ten
nessee river, including Franklin. We
have smaller mountain about 3 miles
from Franklin ramed Trimount, so-called
because it contains three peaks This is
the first time that / have made an at
tempt to write to the Junior page. l
viii now close with my best wishes to
the cousins I am Ia years old. Cor
rtSpondencc solicited.
Martha Morrison. Argyle Fla.-Dear
Junior; I have never written to YOU be-
bore l am one ow the shut ms. I
have not walked any since the 9th OF
January and | have not talked any since
February | am IL years Old. l can
draw almost anything 1 want to. l have
all colors of pencils to draw with and
i love to draw. l will tell you some
thing about Florida. This is the land OF
lakes and springs, There are two large
springs 5 and 8 miles Of here. one of
them near Pendleton, known the Ponce
de Leon spring. There is one 2 or
miles from there IS very large. The
water bois up In the center and where
the boil is you cannot see any bottom.
This spring is deep enough for a steam
boat to run In. The water looks blue in
the spring, but when you dip II up 1t is
as clear as crystal. 1t Is known as the
Campbell spring. MY mamma is dead
She has been dead over a year and we
Oil live at grandpa s. / have two sisters
and two brothers. / love to read the
Junior page. Bill Arp ana Sarge Punk
etts letters. / would love to see Aunt
Susie and all the cousins. ! would love
to get letters from some OF the Junior
girls
Juanita Whitmire Cross Keys, S.
C.-Dear Junior; what we always put
off doing. surely we shall never DO" is
as true as it is an old maxim. The
thought of writing to the dear juniors
has fingered in my mind for quite n
while. as the thought of writing Par
adise Lost perhaps fingered in the i'm
mortal Milton for years Not like him,
tho. understand, have | thought of it
being the only great achievement of my
life, but an epoch OF the age--far from
It: | merely write TO amuSe, and as |
have oft repe8ted ''if for a moment |
can heguile the heavy heart from care.
surely. surely have not written IN
vain After Millions great achievement
he sold his copyright OF paradise
Lost for s72 In three payments and
finished his life in ensc'trty.
Now OF course you know / am coun-
try girl / rather like it, OF course those
in cities have the advantage Of We coun-
try crackers. then those In cities can't
enjoy themselves as do.
The harvest days are about over in
our little hamlet. i have attended pic