The Great Round World interests me very much. I am very glad that the children here in the United States can work so prettily in sewing, and I think that we people ought to be proud to think that the children in this country can really accomplish the best work done in the world.
I would like to know if those American sailors who were arrested in Siberia are free, or were they rearrested.
I think General Weyler is very mean for treating the wounded soldiers of Cuba so cruelly, but I am glad that Cuba is getting the best of the war.
Yours truly,
Nancy J.
New York City, June 7th. 1897.
Dear Nancy:
You will find the latest news about the American sailors in last week's issue of The Great Round World. Thank you for your letter.
Editor.
Dear Editor:
I am very anxious to know if you can tell me who the Turkish Consul in New York and the United States Consul in Constantinople are, and how to address a letter to each. I read your paper every week, and enjoy it very much.
Harry A.S.