The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-05
JUNIOR MINNESOTA SATURDAY, JULY


Mr. Raleigh, with whom Miss Mouse and
FANNY the horse heard conversation between Mr. Castle
and Mr.. Field to the young and
were doing work. but were titterng and Whispering
Miss Fanny the horse, thought people excited
because they impatient for the which fol-
have anv fn q; was aasned ~ h tho M nr of = the sumner
bell never told my dream, but have made mind
that all nanimae objects dumb animate objects
great critics. so beware. Marie U. Ness
A Eighth Grade 615 Hoag Avenue N.
! Blaine School =!
Those Troublesome Children.
The children rushed barn. and swung to
with dreadful squeak, as it calculated:
There thank goodness. they've gone left
for awhile at least. Did you
nusances those city children are?'
mo, indeed" answered JESSIE the COW, a spite
full toss of her head Il did. milk
me the other day. and the little actually wanted
milk from the left side"
THE idea said Old Dobbn, sympathetcally, "you have
my sympathy, madam, wish you could
he made trying to hitch yesterday didn't know
one strap from another than blind in the
DARK finished Jack the mule, scornully what differ
old stupd?"
Dobbn was about to make angry reply hay
NOV interrupted Don't quarrel It's enough having
two such nuances those children you
4uarreng all the time. And troublesome
children They here yesterday to find eggs and
broke part OF them which didn't improve looks
Dit Now these things must be stopped once
They certainly must Mother Hen said they've
to DEATH '
"Pve plan," Jessie in I'VE must"
But the indignation brought to an
END by Tabby' who jumped in the window
citedy:
"Good news people! The childrens mother lust came
for them, and they're going home right now!"
Hurrah!' they cried. delightful news the
barn quieted down. -,harotte Ma+son
B Tenth Grade 336 Ninth Street sE
East Side High School,
Three Days
The children of the farmhouse gathered in the hayo
III ne a naan TO nave good time While they thus
be they looked through boards and saw
an the animals from the farm assembled, having
sa1on ihe donkey began to talk vanity the
horse because he liked glossy coat and have
ears great deal shorter than his grumbed be-
cause his master whip him more than IN tho
other creatures although all knew it was hecause ba
was So stubborn He said he could have half ag
good time as the horse who whipped be-
good. ~
The horse said, II could be in vour n1ace 40 ~,
have nothing much ~ '
Inc children were surprised their father about
ne old not Del1eve 1t, they him
he consented to with He listened to- the animals
taxing and his twinked he led the children
into the house The donkey was
ne ploW and the horse turned until needed
All that day the donkey had hard while tho bora
Aealn the next morning he drew the plow. three
ua9s ne Kept at IT, and then the farmer go back tn ha
took his rightful place. '''
the donkey right said mouse Just scam
perng into it's hole. Mary uaunons ~
A. Sixth Grade, ee1 cavaatr .
Washington School
The Proper ime to Strike
The meeting order in the soheas+ o,n. -
our oarn by Mrs Banty Hen Plymouth Rock hec.uea
OK her noble ancestry held prominent place Of honor h
her. 'A0e were seated
has anyone any business to be brought before th,s
meeting said Mrs Banty in stern voice.
i am ashamed to that of the children bero how.
Deen ootherlng me- and Miss also made cou
they nave been taking her eggs which she