The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-09

ence solicited
Lena Cabiness, Willow, Okla.-Dear
/ Junior: If Aunt Susie will permit me,
VIII give a few OF my thoughts on 70
/ likeness. 'Poiteness is an easy virtue
| costs little and has great purchasing
power is the sentiment which thorough
ly expresses the meaning OF this word
! We should have a peasant word for
| every one; kindly feeling for the re-
| CARDS of others; should never be selfish
In our actiorA; should be &C Hteous ana
polite to those who most need it, foli'-
ness develops high and noble chaiac'ei'
it makes our society for others more
| pleasant. 1t cheers and gladdehs the
hearts of the poor and needy.
Little deeds Of Kindness.
Little words of love,
Makes our earth an Eden
Like the heaven above.
'yrhe Blue Bonnet" Sherman, Tex
Dear Junior: Dare | ask the pleasure o.
a short visit with you behind the par-
ra~ks Of this brilliant army OF merry
boys and girls, | have very often though'
| would write to the Junior department.
but have too often INDUCED In that IN
evitable' time thief, procrastinatlon. Anu
too. ! have thought l was most too young
60 to tresspass upon the possessions OF
little lads and lassies until some one audi
bly, whispered for more grown-ups TO
come among us" So I'm here await
Ing admission. May come, can't | come
in, Aunt Susie? But now what must
say that might interest you? SO many
OF you write very charmingly. and to one
who has neither tact or talent for en-
in all likelihood under the strain OF ex-
ertion. However, to avoid this. shall
take no subject this time just write hrst
to get acquainted" Then / will, per-
haps tell You. in sort of Peter Pinder
style, many little stories of more than
momentary interest; also something OF
our beloved prairie land, with her beauty,
wealth and opportunities galore Lena
May Edwards you write very interest
in8ly- Cali again soon. Florence L"
Turner give us at an early date, spec
linen Of your pen l. l. StiliWeN. AL
fred Wootten and India Rubber Kid, do
likewise Observer, of Nelson Ark, to
you | say bravo" Arkansas is my
birthplace. and am always truly loyal
TO that state and her people. Space will
not permit me 10 say more, but wish TO
compliment each cousin for their very in
teresting ana instructive letters
Arsina Foster, Olga, S. C.-Dear Junior:
It has been about one year ago since I
wrote to this interesting page, and l am
50 glad to see and say that it has i'm
proved wonderfully. 1t always gives
me so much pleasure reading the cousins
letters 7 like housekeeping very much.
have six brothers and three sisters.
My Oldest sister IS teaching school, too.
and my Oldest brother works In Green
vile My grandfather, Of Carlisle. has
been visiting rs this summer, and he
was 50 much company to us, especially
me. that didnt want him to go home;
and YOU can't imagine how lonesome
am since he left. Our nearest town is
9 miles below here and we can't visit
the city often There Is only one girl
around here that is my size, and she is
going to move Christmas and you don't
know how sorry I will be, as we see
each other nearly every day. l will tel
the cousins a little about my country.
We live very near the mountains. Table
Rock ana Caesars Head. and this coun-
try is very hilv and very rough in some
rarts We have good many nei2hbors.
There are also five or six churches
around here, as near as have always
lived to mountains. T have never been
clear to the top Of them vet hut If moth
ing prevents am anticipating fine trip
M there next summer. On ton Of Table
Rock there is a soring whch pours
clear to the bottom which forms pond.
which I hope some day viii be a lake
iuvt love to soc the sun set on Table
Rock. The sun shines on the water