I have taken Young People ever since the Christmas number, and I think it is a lovely paper. "Toby Tyler" and "Susie Kingman's Decision" are the prettiest, stories.
I go to school, and I try to study pretty hard, and be a good girl. I am going to the country this summer, and I expect to have a nice time. I have a little black kitty, and it has a little red collar with bells on it. Its name is Jetta, and I hope it will not die, for I have no brothers or sisters, and I call my kitty my sister. I am ten years old.
I have some pretty shells I gathered on the sea-shore, which I would like to exchange with some little girl, for stamps.
Julia M. P.,
2403 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Penn.
Louie E. Almy, Newport, Rhode Island, and F. R. Satterlee, New York city, withdraw their names from our exchange list.
V. Moger, Morrisania, New York, and more than a dozen others, are anxiously inquiring for addresses of careless correspondents. We have no farther comments to make upon this constantly recurring trouble.
The following exchanges are offered by correspondents:
Two hundred and fifty rare stamps, for a good young Newfoundland puppy.