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Walker lx* Iz-wis, Cunry, Ga. - Beys, 1 do
love io co hunting, sotn.-t nies 1 have real
go<<d lin k. 1 went out this afternoon and
k.ilvd about twinty-live blackbirds at one
wnot. don't you thn.k that was doing pret
ty well? 1 then ran to shoot another drove
and 1 f« 11 down, tilling niy gun about four
in.-h.s Willi dirt. Wten i siiot
gun burst, d. to that eudea my hunting ca- j
reer for the evening. Papa and I often
hunt foxes and have a Jolly time running
tnvtn with my two hounds b- fore day, out ,
my dogs are better on a negro s track than I
| on a fox's.
I Nellie Stout. Mayersville. Miss.—l am so ;
erj fond of music that I have sei eted !
that for my subject to write about. My fa- !
i vorite Iru-truments are the violin ntul pfano. j
I think to be an accomplished >nu«ti lan
would oe tr. at d. Hghtful; th gn al pleas
ure it would be to one's self and beside
tin injoymcnt given others. There ■» no
accompittihment which given to others the
pl. asure fiat music does. The reason so
few people ever make good musicians Is
tr.al they have not the patience to go
■ through tin drudgery at the 1-. ginning—
Ii ■.. j.i i ■ea i
Is awfully tiresome and very many give up
in dcspa-.r. but where a person perseveres
[ and is faithful in learning well the rudi
in < ! in... : they never m after
! years regret the labor they »• nt through
to accomplish their end.
