The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-05


boyish voice. the clear childish reba
They were still more surprised chair wheels
ing small boy of eight, Their
astonshment they
to get and ride the horse swing
beams, for this walk and Williams
sympathetic exclamation explained So the
the barn rejoiced. MARY R. Bacon
Eighth Grade, 2429 First S.
Whittier School,
El: T. E. !Et;4 III Il
Door
One day last when went to the barn to get
sno" shovel heard the stall talking This
is what it said: when new
and horses were kept in happy At first there
a Shetland pony Of which proud. Then there
NICE sleek, brown horse who drill wells Since
then good many have lived with gradually
me away with their sharp manger been
gnawed down with their teeth.
1T is very lonely being the time and wish I
could change places with
has chance to people going Every
satisfied with his lot in life said the door; IF
you would be out here in all kinds perhaps
then you would rather be you
The rest all said the very they
Fifth Grade, William Haven,
Bremen School. 3s43 Sixth Street N
Put Il Popular Use.
huge milk can hanging against the barn wall sighed
contentedy Anyway, good" said with
out me they couldn't have cream.
nrst banshed here felt rather blue but know I'm Of
some consequence"
Yes, indeed" cried Tabby 'I girls father
make the ice Didn't you just little afraid
when you went around swiftly ice?"
At this uncture Rover disguised rtoce
What DO you suppose overheard that foolish
Kate when she heard Mr. making She
sad is your father saving wood? Now anybody
sense would have known he night especially
party was going on"
We'll" said Tabby, maybe continual Chunk
chunk Of sounded that way ooh mavbe
snared Rover but were silenced by the
approach of two little here Kate" cried
the rs climbing the swing suspended from the harm
ceiling. Didn't have night?" asked Alice
when both comfortably YES" answered Kate
Kings our house warming was the best thevd
n'S ho badp
Dance"
Wasn't think using that old bent milk
can Tor freezer? Say ache yet from breaking
the ice It's hard work, isn't t?' Alice.
Yes but Ice creams so good we'd do it day Any
way we'll tease to let Sunday so as to
smart"
Having delivered this Christian speech challenged
the high rafters. Janet De Haven
Ninth Grade. a343 Sixth Street N.
North Side High School.
Sad Tales Woe.
II do declare" pitchfork Brown handled me
awfully rough to-day. don't why he
of a young lady like me-"
"oh you needn't that" continued Jennie the
white ve been worked DEATH but worst of
all coat is all dirty. Oh
But just look at me-, sighed a Both Of the
former speakers looked into the
voice and beheld small piece strap evidently once
piece of harness "Ive had the to-day"
it began again, Mrs Brown spank her Tommy
with and now I'm aching all over"
Hush put in another voice, 'you dscontened"
~ne
1--WE been treated cruelty continued II ought to
be lying purple velvet instead hay
tainy has been years since here to
because I'm sick and health is rejected
alone and Here he interrupted by the
Brown saying:
"Fn show what you'll get you're naughty Stop
you're crying"
The only answer from Tammy "boo hoo-hoo."
Take this pitchfork go to in the meadows~
With this Mrs Brown led out Jennie Tommy took the
pitchfork and the strap which he pocket and
walked out, leaving the old plow by itself.
Eighth Grade josephine J. Cantieny
East Side High School. 119 Second Street NE.
Parting of Old Friends.
T don't think it quite fair that Mr. Thomas is going
sell beautiful turkeys auction" said Gobbler
WELL I'll be 'hen-swaggled' said Baby Hen running
into the barn in great haste "Od Mr. Thomas trying
catch He said that I'd make poor sick
Ellen, but tell you he's not going to catch me-"
'What obieeting Cherry. ara