The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-01
AT HOME IN A DRY GOODS BOX

In the evening tired, proposed that we
take things into the house The other girl said that
thought things there not to
bother of arranging them again told her that
thought things during the night
one might take them She agree with
things she left hers The next morn
ing when we came to play belongings all wet
during night in through the
cracks She much ~displeased and said: Next
time + shall take your advice Olga Golden,
Seventh Grade. - "..'.' Warren; MINI. =
A TIFF IN BARNvlLLE. .~r
morning ventured into the barn heard great
confusion going on 1t was the COW ana the morse naVs
dispute which best feed. The horse, who
eaten OATS said they the best and were
good the health The asserted that bran was the
After awhile the dispute became heated
that hoofs flying in all directions and the cow get
ting loose had great advantage over the horse by being
opinion had caused the dis
pute by my taking part and restoring
order Christian Hanger,
A Seventh Grade, Madison and w Seventh Street
Adams School. st. Paul.
roPsY IN SILK ARRAY.
very day sat in the shade of large
tree reading Pretty large appeared, which
I "ropsy. let her there because it
In the In little while dog ran towards me-
as if clad to see me- Then he saw the cat He was very
much surprised and said: "FIow small you are" "Oh no.
I small, but look small to you,' said Topsy
The thought for awhile and then said: Look at my
fur, long shaggy it is. Don't wish had
fur? Your fur" said the cat much astonshed
"why like to look at
it. it is just fine silk and is smooth and
shiny just pretty it be- The dog looked
said: We fur is too fine; it not nearly
because If cat would that dogs
were better than Topsy going answer,
large dog chased her Both glad they what
they Robert Colnson,
GAINESVILLE, MINI.
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ONE MOTHER TOO MANY.
very long there old mother cat with two
kittens. This cat given to when quite
small. had kittens in a basket in the house,
rather cold that time of the We had also
hen chickens Mama had brought the chickens
into behind the stove. The cat
peepng and thought they wanted help she
chicken and carried it her mouth to her basket
thought she going to kill it watched her
closely watching her awhile noticed that
took care would her kitten.
Later when the chickens In their coop with the
mother get the chickens
The hen very frightened when she be-
thought the cat intended to do them HARM but
only wanted to get the chickens she could mother
herself The cat thought the hen funny for not
letting them. She had good opinion of her
qualities held different views and kept the
She not the least shyness about
expressing opinion but believe that cat
as she lived. Williams.
Seventh Grade. Chatfed Mimi
A TENDER SPOT MICE. -..
night I a trap to if I could catch a
morning found live
into the shed, then caught the cat to
cat and the instant cousin said go,"
give pussy push let her catch the Ny cousin
"go!" did not let until the SAFE
cousin said: You foolish girl why did not let
and catch the mouse?" said IF giant
for and caught and the giant
large animal that liked to eat people. would like
your" mo" she said well it Is the with