Our Letter Box

Observer, Volume XXI, Issue 1177, 20 July 1901, Page 24

Our Letter Box

Redcxiffe.— Certainly. R. C— Thin paper and too many blots. Rooky Nook.— That class of joke won't do. A. C— Pretty crude, but we'll work them up. F. C. W.— You fill the bill nicely. Continue. F. R.— Would rather not. Refer it to a music expert. M. A. T.— Not loc:l, and of no Interest generally. C. Me— Not taking any charades. Thanks all the same. K. F.— Thanks. Will inquire and deal with it next week. ABTiziN.— Too much denunciation, and too little reason. M W.— A bad example, which we are not inclined to follow. L. H.— Yes; h is just out, and will be here in a month or two. C B.— A whole column, and you conld have got it in ten lines. Sibecriber. — Mateklng was relieved on Saturday, 19th May. Reader.— if jou can prove what jou 3ay, lay it before the Piemier. M. E.— Havfl made a note of subject matter, and will take j recautions. Agent —Only us advertifeimn's. You must see or write our mauager. M. M— Pr tty good, but its length is against It. Will make room later. G. L.— Letter received and sent on. You will get tlie reply in, Bay, a month. Facts.— A serious charge. But why not, if bona fide, send name aud address V Bcfferer —A purely private m»lter, upon wh.ch private aciion thould be taken. P. M.— Correction made. »'ut in referring to copy we nad that the fault was yours. Pentolope —Rather too persona), some of them. Take greater care, or knock off. Fob w* hd — Certa: nly not. You must submit to the same rules as o.her correspondent j. Subscriber— You will get all you want to know from the Bociety for the Protection of Women and Children.