The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22
JUST BETLDEEN YOU IND NE.

- HERE thing amazed Prince Henry that !
IT. yet done smiling Being an American l.
~ course that the hurrahng, cheering
011 general with which welcome our popular
- favorites, almost unknown quantity with
ROYALTY Abroad seems king and princes
the absolute silence while
all Imagine Prince Henrys shock when
the American first burst upon his ears
him that stopped second He became used
concerned but am sure that must have
the most American thing he came across mat
din probably was his first taste it, though
his breath Perhaps does not strike
everything and received honors in
Of the world nearly and naturally he nave
America would really be nothing about it all
give him dsnctivey sensation # we could turn an
upon where he has slowed away
his of his American trip should ma
up several and delightful sensa-
lions Taken inall, hardly be wondered at that
said he left that it not TOR ne
hoped to come again. j. e f'a.s( =ses4
Poor Fido Poor Towser! The shall be
muzzed upon the streets of the
public that have to be
treated Friday afternoon happened into where
decidedly in evidence
They permitted the muzzles to be
did it merely their masters told them
They their tails to show that they to
be good but just the there was an abused AL
over the rest Of their bodies.
to ask all Juniors owning dogs
muzze that is that the muz
small the straps cutting into their Jaws OF
of their The best muzze nave
nose free probably sufficiently for
catches the jaw farther back in
such that dog could not bite Just think OF these uz
you Of shoes for yourselves
It pleasant comfortable to have shoes that pinch and
positive torture dumb brute to be forced to wear
muzzle a size more too small -51o
There were indignant protests writer's
the topic 1.-THE Best Thing About our Town against the
1dea that eastern people are sao 70 nave @ h4
went to twelve
few people did ask me about Indians It struck
had lived nearly all life in Minneapolis and had
seen any but the few
days Bishop Knickerbaeker
In fact have Indians the real savage
kind and in their tribal Dress oo in Washington Co. than
rather blow pride to have such questions asked
take the matter seriously shows how
ignorant the eastern people don't that if polite
make them feel rather foolish for having asked
such question: really amused attitude at their ignorance
all that is necessary. e ..-
on March g. the history
how have thought Of coming in the con-
lack Already large
arrived that they represent
only the There is still time for the work
you about it, the benefit Of the laggard
always have with in Juniordom well in the
world the offer again in the editorial column as
originally appeared in the Junior three weeks
Everybody who eye that
Journal Junior has taken root in Holland Many
letters girls Dutch
scholars addition stories Of school life and popular
Junior from time to time
Naturally had beginning, for while Topsey
lust everyday nave
them the the Junior
letters Holland this helping hand Mr. J. c. G. Grasse
burgher school Amsterdam The idea has
in Utrecht perhaps than has in Amsterdam
all of the interest the of
by the there the acute accent the
which American have
type by who has studied
French
than in the topics have suggested that il
would would be able
surprising number Of facts This point Of view is
brought in the Youths Companion
young writer spoke certain being valuable
alert interested in various pursuits and
original thinking Then the writer
evening together NJ.
editorial that sold dollars
anecdotes worth at moderate calculation
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