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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
Comfort the First Confederation.

fHonorable Mention)
The amateur thinks, days that
ne has selected an ideal spot if only there
scapes IN every direction About the time rans he is
TO discover that comfort is the first consideration
camp Though may not poetica it practical
to be too far from civilization
1t not ideal to go miles for stale supplies drag
Tor any great distance Neither is it ideal hungry
use melted butter AS the
lonesome after two weeks it is good thing daily
mail and frequent visitorsnot too many,
ideal camp must have abundant supply
be spring nearby is anxious carry
must be lake full of fish caught must
be good sandy bathing beach.
The camping ground itself is high and dry long
thick grass. Dampness is unhealthfu brings mos
qu1tos camp without these pests would ideal
1t must be sheltered from high winds and by
large trees to furnish The ideal
camp Is encirced by lovely landscapes west
where the sun sets the lake splashes Of
gold IN the south long stretches
farms and fields of yellow On the north grassy
meadow where the larks sing and the gophes play
east wild woods. where the maidenhair the
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
For Saturday, 4ug. 9:
YOUR WORST DILEMMA. WHY?"

When have you been Regularly in a box as it Is
sometimes expressed? When have you been placed in
an embarrassing position when you hardly saw your
way out without offending one? When have you
been placed in circumstances where, whichever way
you turned, something that you did not want
did not want to do? All OF these will answer the
question Of "'diAernrna- There are other crcurn-
stances also which may have put you in dilemma, but
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Not Later Fhnn Monday Evening, August 4,
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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26

We should the oldest Of clothes do anything
we wished Here we should forget the dignity
and fish, hunt and paddle birch Canoes
would be there to crcize We should cook
1neals sweep dust,
what we had been used to. should
home healthier way Weather and wiser
the knowledge Of Mother Nature.
Ninth Grade -Marguerfte Glover j
Central High School. i
In Search Bait. -
Eight years camped Spring Beach. Lake CAL
houn The place chose consider an ideal
spot 1t situated side of the tent lay
road that extended down to the lake
away from the road the began slope toward meadow
that resembed pretty garden because flowers
and shrubs Beside this meadow footpats,
used by the campers On hill had many delightful
times; sometimes would slide the slippery grass
otner times we would hunt for frogs which
when he fshed On the other side lay green
lawn and farther down other campers
tner tents lay thicket and forest where gathered
apples. Beyond this
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26


quickly, and gather things
How shall miss that quiet, peaceful a shall
long to the rise again behind
But 1t is OF use, ends pleasant camping
A Seventh Grade, j Spaulding
Madison School. 925 Chicago
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
Must BE Bug-Prool.

The fact that have been camping does not lessen
tho desire to have that delightful experience my
choice should with several OF friends secluded
spot in the forest the side OF mountain
could look down the clouds swift stream filled with
mountain trout and other fish, would
that should live adherence
snakes, bugs and other that kind cabin
would be tightly screened ana bugproox It were.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
Jump From Knoll to Knoll.

Shady tree, babbng brock:
Girl in hammock. reading book.
These the first appear to my mind when
camping outing expedition is
brook creek or lake and shade
can be swung hammock camping spot is incomplete
though long stretches OF grass delightful
house yard, to notion the spot for
camping. like to be in the thick woods, but great
distance from body OF ground to
rise in small knos few feet. Although is very
pleasant to have neghbors when In the woods like
to have them too The shade wind
breaks in OF storms and the little
when trying to jump from to another
to slowly and interesting book
When go camping with the idea of leading Jolly
rowing life with nothing to interfere.
A Eighth Grade, Marie Ness .-
Blaine School, 615 roap avenuo
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
On Bartlett's Point.

(Honorable Mention.)
remember place where camping, which
ideal camping 1t many islands
the St. Lawrence river which is called Bares First
we started from Clayton about o'clock in the morning
Mama, aunt and girl friends of mine and
self went with uncle in his naptha
landed pitched tents where had fine view of
the steamers which by during the day.
excursion steamers and freight barges with their
cargoes. We could Of the islands, which
beautiful homes After awhile thought it would be
fun to explore the island, and
things. which made it ideal to First found
end Of the island, in cool and shady small bay
with fine sandy beach which just place
bathing. distance along the
to place where a skif a e.
feet and gathered water les which great
project out
looked down into the could the pebbles
bottom. as it is as clear crystal
Fifth Grade, Mary N. wa1rath,
Garfield School. 2211 Fourth Avenue S.
The Recipe N Full.
Dear An your last letter you tell you
what thought would be ideal place to camping and
also to mention the articles which complete the out
fit. recipe Six girls ages - years:
young lady to them rowbeat three fish
ing poles and fishing outfit; large tent with arpaun
along with including cooking utensils enough food
to satisfy the appettes
heavy blankets bathing sus several outdoor
two number Of sofa pillows; lot Of good
books; several camp stools.
After gathering these articles together select place
with lake. few distant mountains plenty of shade trees
spot with trees BY Then set the girls to
work arranging the interior of the tent doing various
other odd jobs This being accomplished the ham
mocks Then luncheon after which let the girls
anything they wish, from climbing bathing
recipe Is followed out closely guarantee good time
whoever try it. Hoping that you happy remain,
friend. frankie Chiffon,
Sixth Graae wazhhurn Avenue NJ
Bremen School '.-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
Concerts by the Frog Band.

My favorite camping ground west end of nice
little lake called Christmas lake. fifteen here
was only small boy when camping there
Der much about it. but know a place fishing
swimming and boating also avorite spot mosquitoes
The frogs their evening while turtles
sticking their heads the were
very numerous while we there for
breakfast dinner and Every morning took
which great fun indeed for do know whether
other people would like these camping am
did. Nathan THOMPSON
Seventh Grade -1r-. .s- n. 2724 First Avenue s.
Whittier School.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26

summit grand view Of the lake could be obtained
FARTHER on was wood where gathered hazel
nuts All OF the meadows, woods and roadsides pro-
duced an abundance Of flowers such as the violet.
daisy and wild rose. The lake and swamps abounded
with naressus pure white water lilies with golden
centers and yellow lilies with leopardlike spots on
nlngs when everything was still and peaceful save
for the chirp of the crickets the dull croak of the
frogs And once in awhile strain of Crow boat
men. row." would be waited across the rippling
waters Pearl Gordon,
Seventh Grade, 412 Hennepin Avenue.
Washington School.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
2 No sign Of Human Habitation

Once while passing slowly the train through beau
full and unsettled region OF the canced sp
which picked ideal for campers. OF courso
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
MINNESOTA, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1904

golden glory Of bitter-sweet
place this if nature, camping Is
glorious thing the Esther Chapman
b feVenth Grade,
East Side High School. Street and Girard AV. s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26

(f1onorable Mention.)
The train stops at tiny station get and with all
belongings piled into wheebaros for-my
camping spot We follow path through the woods until
to large surrounded by mountains Here
oy the side OF this lake. at the
sun setting, pitch tents ready the
night Now let out look way
us is dock to which rowboa fastened towers
mountain on our left gurges small brook us
lies the peaceful lake. and through
which we came This spot is almost human
eyes and no sound the goodnight call birds
be heard At last tired Journey we 20 into
tent to sleep our BEDS made
kets We get up early in the morning
Tor breakfast Then after bathing pick wild
flowers ON the mountain. take rowboat In
these and many other two camp pass
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
Mishaps of Daily Occurrence,

Several years ago went a camping expedi~
t1on which, at least by me, will always be remem-
bered with pleasure. Our tents pitched beside
the river in little wood and that was enough to
delight me. In fact. it was ideal camping spot,
much more pleasant than any place had been be-
fore. The first day managed to tumble down a
muddy bank into the creek. That night rolled out
from under the tent upon the bare ground. The
next day I lost one of my shoes and when we were
eating dinner found big stone and tried to throw
1t at butterfly. 1t hit a lady in the stomach and
then bounced upon the cloth. breaking three dishes
and spelling the butter.
But for all that had a lovely time In the
first place allowed to sit up till the others
went to bed, and as If that not enough to make
one happy mama let fish every day. caught a
large number OF fsh-about inch long. We had
planned to stay ten days. but We ate much,
particularly, that the provisions gave out and we
only stayed week Now as I look back that week
he incest spent-a week Of fishing, Wading and
though am not that felt extra good for
ur after hitting that lady with the stone.
th Grade. Kathleen Dougan
entral High School 3137 Portland Avenue.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26


II should go camping I should choose spot the
shore Of small lake. should have but companions,
and the only neighbors would kndhearted
and his twin daughters about with whom should
speedily become acquainted away
large forest where choke cherries grapes
would in abundance We should fish great
deed should have the provisions
consist only Of coffee and We should
riding to town for mail
Every morning should bathe n as soon as
got and spend the evening boating
on the lake. We should stay there till had to
home for school, but could go Saturday
nuts and grapes ripe to v friends choose such
place because there would few people
could have thoroughly good time
B Ninth Grade Marcia Everett
Central High School. 3212 Fifth Avenue s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
PICTURE PUZZLE
Copyrighted.

Find the father and mother OF these children.
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9tep Norf NiGe. pil III aroe hans
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mn | 0irfeiigheoen er minore, emo
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mtriiten en- iaaleoes MI temmelig
lpfe. Oct frantic aompani ifal booe
$40, 000, 900, og Der iyres 5arpan'
Get opernIt at bare rent.
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Stor Oape.

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SuupoeS Nuipicier % bGpoer bet Nom
ct Sppeoiormlol at pue Tel9lprenbeo
mob DC Reoltoenoe. -"&lrfe,lperoe"
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Gatictb iomt andre SlGgtninaer o.
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meo "Sbamrocf 90, og oen Iibite ifal
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lnos bIep giort g~iGlbenoe, at "Gollrm-
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tigere Seilcr eito "Sbamrocf 90, men
at columbia" panbt, foroi Den blep
be6re m~nnepreret.
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"Mlabama" So, 10000 bper. DO
ifinige minore Sroesffibe itaar iige-
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3rigslfibe err Oregon, iom bar TO-
itet $6,575,032, % "Mnsiadptietts",
JON for foitet $6,047,tt7.
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Wulpar poa 2ll5pn err tagen tilfange.
San oar ben fornenite 2Rge bIanot
Sprsrerne / gatngas. @n iterf
Sniurgentpolt peb Galambd i Erooin-
len 9aguua er inotnget, og maltge
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falot / amerifanernes S9aroer. Man
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peofparter.
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Staters areosret / ct. 2oilis aigipet
Scn &jenoelie, at regillprc @rmeoHi.
cerer life bar ltogen Ntpnoigbco til
at oomfGlbe iripilige / arigsret. og
al felgelig Somme / De SiIfGlbe, bpor
bette er fleet, er ugploig. Spis Sm-
borns &ienoelle bliper goofienot al
Soreneoe Staters Ssieiterct, oil set
bore ensbctpoenoe meo, of to Sun-
oreoe 8ollnterer, Der er blepne oamt
oeo 8rigsret, oil Hippo no al SGngs
Ilerne.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Che yam Srrnt Nfis. 60. al Iiunrapc'
lis. @ituu.. % Scricon, isis. bar ct Gper'
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bpprpaa nj heuleeer pore ar'eres SpmGrt'
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VI s, % oeres u~oialasiteo for &crnreiteu
/ MmueapoiS Sabr,teH bar rGret erspe,
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DC bar ruuoet anertinieei'e ION De beoife
lit Slass. Snrlis er %an Srnnt Saama'
finer mesct elieripursi. Si nil tilranss
crss-r 6armer, Der I'll Sommsrsn asier at
tcbe sane5rnssm ifiner AZ ncaet Slass.
at ityirc III crrnnGpu,e 6trma slter ssres
me iluiirercoe aatalns Der CT irpti paa
Gprlt. Zen iaaes irit reo at nGpn '3o.
item.
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en- A~Siurnrce al FIN $4,000 puu Nli.
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$500. GierctS Gab bliocr Ncrior
rmeIigpis bcpoeliat. Gen oeo ,Sloc.
broroer t!ifsoefornue aoitoes Sln1t.
rIirse Dor | SigbIa7to Somui6lp.
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qerne FIT en- itomerfet 0eootaaelle
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OF beiteoe mcaen Gpplaus. Sang
~ioreniglgcn bctragtes MI mco Hette
iom en- uf 81 opgtiaite Smn8foreltin-
ger / Rorooeltal, o. oai bar peo live
llbiluater / BEN ienere Sjo ! bsi @r0o
foreaet tit aleruoc paa 6orbaan0
misunderstanding &p.
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normal. Rcroerue roIige % oet inn.
ties. icm ON icg Tor IN itor Del bauoc
ianet tiIboae min fruiti9ite gISer
Sea bar o9ioo "laQt paa MIG" ol
bar eaet / Brat ira 1874 til 15i
@uio.
Ge moa glerne BRUCE mit Honl
bois 9e suifer al oiieinlteaisp mi.
] iripiuiet aigtpne giorresbprb".
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Sra R%iSsciuap.

@uttorm &oooer. (@corac 2Sohr.
lem bois $50 aQercoe bar urre;
melo, Der ! 9laoet. rar ira Sia0al
Aorge, feot 290e October 1885, 0soe
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meo lin p,ore @ro0er. anl0. "a cr
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i~tanoienc en- Eo / l2iscor'm ~.
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coer Here Mar eitcr. IRA Soften
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rab res Gaitor 9. @oran. Sioeu bnl
ban altio boet her / 2iucoIu Emp
9nnS 5aDoe ban baaoe ! WGoiiou or
SiIKoln SWtruen o6oe 1898. :
BET 33aariee 9Ggteifab betroeoe Sui
oem 10 @srn. Ssnuer og 8 Getre
Aae leueoe oeS WoSertus 9so. Stti
GSoaro eeoe iioite S@t. Re 9 hoon.
ocr iitnge SOB al ielae osion 6aoe
rrt III @ruoen. A al 8ernerc er ali
te % bar fine sobe Siem Der Settle
rrenst. 8 Of benz er tiIbass ! be. pei
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
Sgnuocmpoe.

Vi bar bert, Set or paa Iole. n
Spnpbens Meniebeo maaife oil mo.
bpbe Sprooeu iii at toIoeS her /
1903, ga Bette Samiuro ieircr lit
50dorige SubilGim. @romi or in'
gen @citenmeIie fattet / Sogen men
oct ir1tcS 10 guuife rimeligt, al Slt.
beIiprcoe1r boloeS / Sen @n, lun /
ioa mango @ar bar pprct Spnoocn3
Sopeoitao. Sfuloe oct Itore Weoe
IamIes Der / 9ecornh. ptIoe pilt ollie
norite % arore al @penS Snopoa'
mere gisre lit be6ite Tor DC mango
@ipiter, ion ga oiI0e fomme.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14

Sohn :. Hesbeim CT az Soititi)eis
nJore Rp5pNyere, or 6peoa8 | lIolte
ltqe aigaaet peo 9soen | Ut 9lem I
Canoe Sownibip / en- aIoer al 90
gar. @fosOe par dot / @rroens
Soau / 0aromger % fUm til &irnie
iheif gouirtp / 1858. San e~itcrlnoer
iia Suitru og Here Bern. gc8raoa
len foreqif / Sirsongs. FaItor S&'
hHiS forretteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
SumcitcaSlupens TaScr. 8alr

A'pHRt tup'ppe"S N"pNi' ONtAlpe
u. 8rom, iom meo en- long Nfbrp'
oclie bar ppret &ongresnano ira
Eenniplpunia iioen 1851. ubtaItc ben
10oe 6cbniar. at ban oil trGffe JIG
tilba1e til Yripatlipet, mar bans MT
pprcnoe Sermin or noe. Mr. 8rolp
fable iia tiolia ct Napr pco ita0is Of
~Ircnboloe @etimeligbeoen OF 800.
penoigbeoeu al at gipe irie Scmc'
iteao.@ope. : 10 Mar frcuiatte
han peo @egpuoeIier al bper SorwreS
ct 6onlas, iom ii9teoe paa Bette
MtaaI. % nliot utocr @orgerfrigell
b,ep set cu6elis peOta9et / 1862. )
1881, "a NepIblifonerne baooe boIbi
lin ieritc rationale SoIgfamp, men
tabt, roWinere0e &c bam til Speafer,
% i 1861, ga 2incolu bar bleoer
|rUiicent o. inmmenfolote Gen SIX
NonlreS til Ell Grtraie@ion Sen lSt
&lli, ooIeteS Mr. 8rolp til at be
npoe SpeafereubeSct. SEQ llbIgbc
al eenne MISUNDERSTANDING tral
ban iig tilbage oe uar borte ! 81
Mar; men / 1892 paIgtes ban ion
TenuipIuaniaS GorgreisuioIp at
Iardc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14

gil betale. Sl,iet beiliitteoe ben
10be at betaIe ben 8iel0, buori llnio-
men itaar til Suinois, Snbiana, Ohio
% andre Stater i 9eiten FOR llblGg,
iom oe bapoe, ioet De unber 9orser.
frigen foripnebe 2anoet meo Crop
npr