The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-29


cry prob. and followed him mile. grew tired.
ling what but did to see me. I thought
OF some he would send back. but when I saw
mess the our house forgot all about papa,
was nightly surprised run in
==..=.=,a ahead of him. Mama by window.
Her pretty brown hair wavy, the
faro ,oo.o, sunshine made little bright spots it.
race looked very pale and beautiful! I
jumped into her lap and Rugged her smiled and
kissed me several times Then looked and
laughed so long and fooshly seemed frightened
ana Kept asking, Joseph, what is the re-
piled each time with silly laugh laughs and
looked beautiful But her face that
t1ul thing have because perfectly
Fifth Grade Madeia MIMI o:
District 12, Ceresco
FRAMED BY THE CAR WINDOW
We were Fastening in coach of a passenger
train when we heard low splashing 1t
1t was roar Just then beautiful waterfall appeared.
framed by the window. The than hun
e ase a the side a. euna At the top coud
Of red, blue black yellow orange brown How beau
ful the water with the setting upon it, spanked
color Of the rainbow up again and again
as it rushed off in small mountain But BY this
time the train had passed and that was ever
saw. Of this beautiful sight. Gordon Montgomery, -.
Fifth Grade. Chinook Mont.
THE BEST KIND OF SHOT, ~~:z
One fine morning in September in search of quail
took gun and setter dog Wrinkle along.
ing was just about cold enough to person moving,
many diamonds We were going through ravine
dog made point The old fellow just stnened himself
dog and his surroundings that scarcely move
The giant trees and the bushes all
to the scene moved that shooting
John McGovern
Ninth Grade = Arlington MIMI.
THE REIGN OF MYSTERY.
Imagine yourself sitting the a pretty little
lake. just after the The ruffled and
rippes gugle softly shore Everything is quiet
and mysterious Far out the lake boat
border the lake. with here and there yellow hin rising
he trees
growing DINNER One by the peep the
Presently we silently leave the
II things, they almost all
seem real This seemed unreal and mysterious It seemed
almost like fayland and that is why seemed
beautiful thing ever saw Mabel swerig,
=. Seventh Grade. 6o1 Baldwin Street; Madison,
DIGNITY OF WIGS AND ROBES
The beautiful thing was picture in the
twenty by twenty-five feet and shows
The principal figure that of Burke, spoke
eight English judges in favor of the
American colonies This which the picture
1t shows five judges
talking about something important the back
of the audience. In the painting almost
line and shadow shown: This picture placed
in the statehouse last January like this picture well
because it is historical and is also fine picture "
Fifth Grade, Alice K Fletcher,
Rosedale School Los Angeles, Cal.
NEW ENGLAND APPLE PIE ORDER
in the month August. 1895. that accompanied
my father on trip through the New England states We
took a sleeping Montreal bound for Boston The
next morning at my father aoke me to look at
Of the most beautiful that it has my
fortune behold.
The train was rolling along high upon the east bank Of
Merrimac river. AT the foot of flowed the
Sparkling 50 The little sparkling
FURNISHED in the bright sunshine, many
boats sailing their surface. Looking
bank, which is fertile fields of blue
grass, which very luxuriant, IN
abundance o through England
though each farmer trying Guido his
neighbor IN identifying his home. The houses nearly