Won't you tell us something about golf, or what you see when you go out
riding? We think you could write a very interesting letter on either of
these subjects.

EDITOR.


_Sydney G., Baltimore, and A.V.N. Myers, Cornwall-on-Hudson:_


Thank you for your kind letter. We are glad you find THE GREAT ROUND
WORLD interesting.

EDITOR.


DEAR MR. EDITOR:

I have had only two of your papers. I like them very much. I am
going to save them and have them bound. It is so muddy here, and
it was muddier last week; the mud was half a foot deep. There is
a man that runs a dray-wagon here, and he has two little mules.
He whips them almost to death.

A little while ago a poor dog went by with a tin can tied to his
tail; the boys that did this filled it full of dirt, and the
poor dog was half scared to death.

Perhaps I ought not to be so familiar, as this is the first
letter I have written to you.