Do you know how the toys were made, Aunt Su
sie?
Foreign ways are very different from ours and we
do not comprehend the reason. We have very little
knowledge of their ways In g< neral, from cominerco
down to dress. I have read several books entitled
“Chatterbox,” and I find them splendid for obtain
ing foreign history. Tl 6re is another way to learn,
cousins, if we but think. Let us listen to our pa
rents when talking to their friends and never speak
unless v.e ar - asked a question and we will learn a
great deal, besides showing a good ciniiack r, wb.q i
I hope y<m ail have. Mother bos told mu ml these
things u* many a wither tells her child. When J
went to S;hool to my alter, she said I obcye<l her
f<»r fear of punishment; but I told her it was to pre
serve my character. Jx»t us ba c off piuGl ng The
Constitution Mirouch, courin , Amu Eusle knows
how much wc appreciate it.
Carrie L. Hart, Long Cane, (ia.—After a long
silence, I once more kinaik at the dock of I he merry
cousins for admittance. This is my third attempt to
writ-e to The Conhtieution. J will try and interest
my little cousins by tolling them about my home.
We live on a large hill, on each side wc have largo
orchards and in cummer we generally have plenty
of fruit. In front of the house is a beautifiri oak
grove. We also live near the flourishing little vil
lage, Gablettvllle. Cousins, don't you know J had a
nice time for J spent last we< k with my sister. I
bud a nice tjmc playing with h< r little pet squirrel.
