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


were and beautiful Sometimes enveoped
SUBMITS and at other times the clouds rolled in
hem enveloping parts of them while
SUBMITS were in view We looked in wonder admira
ton at the ever-changng and thought it the
most beautiful thing had
Ninth Grade, Ada, -Nes
QUEER, RED NIGHT.
One Of the beautiful things 1 ever saw was the
SKY three years last June the night before the New
ana "hen went to the window and looked out it
though the clouds I describe the
beautiful sight with fiery that
city below. causing the higher
than they really When the
we could hear the echo long after everything quiet
not even leaf stirred The scene feeling
The sky remained red until three O'clock and then grad
ually faded away became again.
Fifth Grade Blue Earth MINI. Bertha O'Brien.
PEACOCK THE kINGLv.
The must beautiful thing I is a peacock.
beautiful plumage, shape body,
the top of it's head makes it like king
tfu arched neck and brob breast p+ tho mos. m.eni6
thing IS Although twc long
the hly of the bird looks beautiful with it's
of and black spring the peacock
Is most beautiful Everett Lndgren,
Fifth Grade Adrian. Mimi
THE PEACE OF SPIRIT LAKE.
me most beautiful thing ever saw was lake on
moonlight night have quite number of lakes in
this The water looked like mirror, because it
smooth but it differed from mirror
only the beautiful Probably the time had something
with it, for Sunday evening" certainly seemed
in keeping with that day, it looked peaceful
Lake could hardly be found which APP
proPri"te 1t had pretty beach
gradually from the water and all around trees
which bending the a
Election Of themselves in that beautiful mirror. There
an old sawnnil piles o
dust heaped around it and falling gradually into the
lake, added to the It beautiful to be-
cause Of its peaceful appearance which just suited
that night The moon too seemed more beautiful because
scene. Alice Finckston
Eighth Grade Wadena, Minn
CHARM OF ROSY LIGHT.
The most beautiful thing impressed deeply
my memory. It steamer sunset Lake
Washington The CLASSY water lay all about and
dark mysterious pines while far be-
yond stately rose rosy
OF sunset all around it's snowy peak The
grand that shall never forget it. Though have since seen
Mount Rainier beautiful
had not the charm which the clouds had given it.
Ninth Grade, Mandan, N. D. Bessie Proudfoot
GLlNTs OF VERY PRECIOUS GOLD.
as lake scene? Rising
five o'clock morning, the
facing Lake Superior to the rise the Of
that "bg water" What beautiful sight my
Of golden water stretching before Suddenly
vessel in sight. known what it should
have thought it, made Of gold for looked like
Of bullion and the resembled the Golden
Gate of San Francisco. Soon down and shared
the enjoyment Of the sight with Papa said that if
water rough looked beautiful
but it calm at that I is
because as prairie boy, do not often such
sights almost thought stretched before
Sixth Grade Breckenridge Mimi Carroll Wells
BEAUTIFUL STORY OF LIFE
Last week friend invited to with her to Mime
apolis We going to art gallery where
exhibition of pictures thought
was so beautiful large picture divided parts
The first represented youth. 1t bright beautiful
place, with child playing guardian angel lowering
above In the the young man learn
ing the ways of the world Then enjoy
Ing life. He good angel was still there
In the fourth life extinct was lying in a
boat with the angel in the stern guiding through the dark
into the celestial the most
sight have seen because taught lesson showing how
we may live and be happy. --Inger Ffnsted
Eighth Grade, 866 rnno Straa+
ADAMS School. st. Paul. MINI,
-: A JEWELED BLAZE or BLUE
When the its beautiful golden covered the
eastern sky But rolled by and the am
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