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.EI | tempo y las CO
Sechas en- Ia iSIa,
NOias del "Wsalhsr B0retu "
los ssmIIlGFOs Dc tsbseO son
aXcsIsDtGS. EI malz y Ia aa-
blGhuGIa fIOT0GaD.

La Semana que acaba de p2sar
fu6 favorable para toda clase de
cultivoS, aunque en- el 6ist,ito de
Isabella la terra es demasiado SEGA
en- muchos lugares y especia!men-
te en- los dedicaaoS q cultivcS me-
nofes.
La xgran culturaN progresa con
actividad, pero Sc 'hace necesario
mas Huvia en- ell Sur y el Norte
para ell meior adelantamiento.
La cana Greco en- buenas condi
clones en- Ell Norte, Este y O9ste.
L as semillss de tabaco son exec
lentes y muchas tieFras Sc estan
preparanao para semilleros.
Cpntin1a la xrecoiidax del cafe.
El malz y ia hablchuela f0Fecen
en- ] "a Secci0n Norts. pero en- gene
raj las frutas SON abundantas.
La 1luvia en- ell Nort4 fu9 algo
normal asi como en- ell Este y ell
Oeste, y en- ell Sur abundante.
El pFomedio de lluvia en- la isla
fu6 ae l.40 pulgadas. En- ell Nor
to l.64. Este 2.34. Sur 0.l8 Oas-
to l 20.
Las mayores lluvias cayerOn en-
San Lorenzo alcanzando un prone
do de 3.45 pulgadas y las memo
res en- Juana DiaZ.
La temperature al sol con un
maximum de 959 en- Juana Diaz
y ell minimum 90 Q en- Lares.
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NoticiaS de Utuado.
MGBFOy daba grltOs al scr con.
duGIdO a ArGGibO. Ell GORC0-
jlI 90 JaSus. Las COSas pot
Su nOmbTO.
(De n ssestrO corresponsag.) }

Septiembre 12.-Ayer tuvimoS el
Uuuto de saludar Il Capitsn de o. poll
Ofa insuIar don Francisco Cabrera que
en- asuntos del ServiciO andHba por
CiaIes y JsyuyP, donde OdQuiri6 mott.
Cis de 10 fugS de Monr0y y en- Gegulda
gGli6 en- Ou perHeouCi6n.
Hoy hR salid0 para eGs capital el
Honorable don Santiago B. Palmer.
con ga aeflorS espOBa. Buen viUJa q
los distiuguidOB amigos.
Los guardiaS Julio SSntAnR y Pc
drO Rios del pueStO de MAmeyeS, C0D-
tuFsron, & lss doCe de 10 nOche de aver,
sI pr6fug0 RupertO RJdA que se 0CuI'
tabs On an aDmaCea de 10 hRciendR que
en- dichO bsfrio tienen los hermanoE
Homar. Dicho Roda portSbR un pu'
iiAs an mschste y haCe siete nos que
arda huyen60 IOTQue el miSmO diG de
San CiriaCo die muerte 8 una mujeE
On IN barPio de Arecibo.
Hoy foe COnduCidO Ii CSrcei de
AreCIbO eD cOnoCidO MonrOy. A fla
dsaus no volViera & fugsrse 10 amRrrk-
ron del O. che tuPgo de mOntsd0.
-CuandO MOnr0y era OonduOidO q
ID OSrCsI dAb4 gritog, pidiendO Nl pue'
bio que 10 librarG.
-Rum6rase que no gerS eIeVadO 10
no eleVAbIe.
Don JoI9 Dolores de Jesus, con-
Ceisl, diaYiamente vista el hospital,
pues 81 COnCeio no les tiene todRs con-
RiRo.
El BefioP JelHI ha dRd0 pruebRs de
ser un fonCionariO reCtO y CelosO que
no 90 deia meter CATO por hebre.
Nos prOppnemog lamar Las Cos9l
Dor Au nOmbre en- tOd0B lOS aGuntoS dC
enta OiudRd.
Sc hAbIa de peFmutR entire Jos jue'
Cea se filreB Palmer y CAGRlduc:
Eft iuez que austituye GI stfol
Palmer, ser6 81 81 nor Mu n.z.
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una Ciud8d cuIta.
Una duda que debieFa ser Feaueltl
2 pronto. Denuncis un inspector do
Sanidad cuaIQuieE muestPa de IeCh !,
se prohibe el txpendio de 6sts , d
pierde p0r t2ntO 81 duefIo, ResuItI
luego del examen que era buena. "a
quien Sc quej4 y pida indemnizaCi6n ell
periudiCadI2
So enOuentra faera de peligrO %
su residences de Ssntnrce. ID distin.
guida sefI IRA B slselFo de Rniz Soler.
El simulacro de Ias brigadaa de
bombeFOg Se llev6 s ef Cto GnoChe en-
ls plSzs de Colon.
-Hs e8tad0 en- e8tR ciudad don
Francisco PaPre, de Ponce.
-Apesar de b muchB IluViA de aver
nOt6baR0 una temperature de 80 grG.
dos ls sombra ca los term6metIos de
eBta capital.
Con motive de ser Ell dis 26 del
CoFriente dis de Ia P4tF0nR de S N L9-
Fenz0. prep6ran8e On squel simpstico
pueblo msgnifi4as faatRG. 8 las que
ConCnFrirS mucho elementO iovCn de
AOg puebi0g OercRnog. zen 10 alQunos
expraasmenta da eatn capitai.
--Hkblase de prohnbles renuncias
de algunos miembroB de ID Junta Su
perioF de Sanidad
-Esta noche har6 eierCicies ID bri.
gsdR de bOmbercs de Santurce, que
mazda nueatFo compt fI9ro SempeY.
-MAfianR sale para Arecibo. don
Alfonso AguiIGr, emple8dO de 0bras
p6biiCas. que h9ce POGO regFes6 de los
Estsdos UnidoR. i: -..
HIS regrssado & ga residanCi0 de
SsntuFce In fami'i8 de don Fe ierico
CAlsf que pas6 una temporsdR en- Ma
matt.
Aver tarde efaCtu6 eI Honorable
Gobernador IA paaeo Cuotidisnc, eD
autom6Vi', por no poder usar So cccha
CRuaa del perCanCe del MArtsB.
HIS esaado aver en- eata Ciudad,
don jose Rivera. de Manatf. ...
"A mas de 100 sscienden Los pres0s
que existen en- las respectiVRs enfer-
meFfaa del depRrtamento de prisiores
-PAreca que hsy diSgustO entire
0lgunos dc los indiViduoa que form8n
b. banda del Rvgimiento de Puerto
Rico por motive de excaso de serviciO
que han de deaempe fIaf.
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NO sE DEscUTDE I'D.

Los Varios sintOmas de una cons
dici6n debilitada que toda per4
soma recOnoce en- 81 misma, es una
advertencia que pOr ningun COM
cepto deber1a pasar desapercibida,
pues de otra manera los g6rmenes
de enfermedad tomaran incremen.
to q ON gran peligro de fataies con-
secuencias. Los germenes de la
tisis pueden ser absorvidos pOr
los pulmones & cualquiera hOra
echando raices y multiplicandoses
& no ser que el sistema sea ale
mentado hasta cierto punto ore le
facili lite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
que es tan sabrosa como la miel y
contiene los principles nutritivos
V curativos del Aceite de Hfgado
de. Bacalao PurO, que extraemos
directamente de los h1gados frescOs
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac1
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre,
fortitica ell sistema contra tOdos los
cambios de temperature, que pro-
Queen invariablemente TOs, Catarro,
Asma, Gripa, Tfsis y todas las en-
ferme medades emanadas pOr debilidad
de los pulmones y constitution ra-
quftic lea. Tomada q tempo eVita
Is til sis; tomada q tempo la cura.
Gel Professor Bernardo Urueta, de
la. BOtica Frizac en- la Ciudad de
Mexico, dice: Por la presente tengO
ell gpsto de participar q Uds. que
he usado en- mi hijo, enfermo de
Nal de Pott por indication del
DR.. Rafael Lavista, Ia Preparation
de Wampole, que Ud5. preparan y
ademas de que lie ha hecho mucho
bien, su est6mago Ia tolera muchi-
simo meior que las otras prepara-
clones de aceite de bacalao. Igual
cosa ha pasado con algunos otros
nifos q duienes les he reeomendadO
que usen la medicina de Uds." No
importa que clase de tratamiento
haYa tenido NAL exito en- ell case de
I'd. no Sc desespere hasta que la
haya probado. Efcaz desde Ia pri-
mera d6sis. Nadie sufre un des-
sngafo con esta. En- las BOticas'
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DeSpodIda cOnnOve-
do "a en- Isabella.
EI padre Miro fQ6 ObjstO do
dSnOStraGlORoS afoGtuOSaS,
Diriii6 frases de aIiento a sus hijas
espirituales.
De maestro CoTTespOnSGZ.) }

De maestro C0gTeSpeDSGC.
SeptiembPe 49, Cor m0VedOra por
demSs ha aldo Il despedidR hechS por
las CoDgfeg1 clones aD padre Miro.
La roche del ola 8. vi6Be an acto
O0pmoVed dor en- extreme.
La presidents de SHiiaG de MsriG0
geh0Hita j SquinR HerFer0 ac0mpl d {.
da de Ia direCtivd 6 inumeFa b!es sefIo.
ritAs distir goidaa de estR poblaci6D, ae
dirijieron ri hotel dOnde residis el pa
DIRE Miro. con ell obi qtO de dREle una
pruAbR mas d'I afeCto y respite que il
pref sa1 0uS hiss espiIituAleS.
81 padre Miro, aunque rcfandE.
mente eTnc 7nsdo IES recibi6 Con 10
gslsDteFf que distir rg ,e q tan ilust!G.
90 SACar OLss. DiFija6Ies fraBes de
Aliento p ara que perseverRsen en- tl
OumOlimle entO de Gus debares como 10
habf "a b. Cho haatR 10 fechs, Gfi sdien-
dc:
= SYo M nca pOdE6 o'vidar esta con.
gFegaci6n que me hSn ediiOadO en-
tOdOs sue sCS0s durapte eli tempo de
mi direction espirituaI. A tOdas ban.
dIRO shorR y laG bendeCir6 Gienpre de
uonue que Is PRoVldenGl0 mo lIeVe.@
LS seflOFitR presidents con sencillaS,
psrO conmovedoFas feaaes, puso en- las
manOs del Padre Miro un mR9nifi 30
eStuChe ConteniendO aIgun0G p fl1elOs
ricsmente bordRdos con enComi $sticRs
inscripciones. Tambi6a portAba uuR
hermOss reVoierG.
LIZ GAg6CiaCi6n de CNt6liCOG1 y el
pueblo en- general die muestrRs de ls
tPistszR que Ia oCaai0nAb8 ID sepRrR.
Ci6n.de ga Pastor.
La ida del padre Miro, hSr5 6o0CR
en- cate pueblo. NAdie pOdrfa SupO'
er que el referidO sacerdote tuviese
lR irfoenCia moral que hemoB p0didO
ObServaF.
Que ID ProvidenCiO premie IoB ira.
bsjoS que 81 padre Miro hR heOh0 en-
tan cOrtO tempo on eHta feliGrssiR.
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En- esta imprenta se vende papel de
pari6dlOos Vlsina. & $500 lQuintaL.
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MagaIt!ea paTada.

Aver tarde se efaotu6 una rsrada
On el campo del MorrO. eli batall6n
pueFt0rrique No que gusrnecs esta pAa-
"a, y que fu6 ComandadO p0r su nue-
VO COrOneA.
Llsm6 ls stenci6n dc todo Ell gran
gentin que allf COnCurri6. la presiCi6n
; disCiplina de los mut hRChos puerto
rriQut d %.
Los tunes. microbes y viernes %
efectusFSn eierCiOioB pOr diChR faevzs-
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LOS BOMB EROS.
La pFIm0Ta s0eGl6n de Ia pTlm0.
"a brlgada 50 0 GmDiGa z
minutes J I S BgundOs
en- daF aqua.

Apeear del NAL tempo de Rncche %
efectu6 Ia competepcia anunciada On.
ire ls primera brigsd9 de bombsFos
de ls Ciud&d y Il de eSAlvadorea.D De
squells Coneurrisr0n dos SeCciOnes y
Ga ofcial don Rafael Colorado. qus
C4mandabB tOdR IA fac eTzs. Da la de
GSRlvR3OFel3 unos docs individuos
cargo del Cabo stfI1f SChettini, lleg4n.
do luegO los sargentOa del Vale y
Ruiz. ....
Ell Official iefe de Ia brigad de San
tuFCe, nueatrO COmpA nero eli gefl3F Pc
jsls, asiati6 tambi6u, t0mando nota
del tempo que Csds brig0da emple6 en-
estAbleCer lRs mangas y dar sguR al
teatrO pues el BimulaCr0 so realiz6 On
la plazusla de Colon. . ~.
Al tcque del c0Fnetin de 6rdenes y
relej & Ia viata faerOn hechos los mo-
winnie 1tCs. =-- .. ..
LIS brigada de eSaIvsdorea1 estable-
c}6 y di6 Rgua Ice tres mo6alWt0s once
segmadoS de DIR Ell puntO dsi cOrae-
IT, Ls primers GeCci6n de 10 lr.'
msrs brigsdR tSrd6 dos mSnWtos sac
tie segW1ados y dos 0aS1autos once Sc
gund0S 10 aegunda seCCi6n de GiCha
brlgada. resuISand0 triunfsnte ID pri
mora secSi6n de 10 repetilR primera
bRigsdR.
Mas de mil persOnas presenciarOn 81
sOto y el OficiaI de L. polifs stfi2r
Schettini con 8IRunos guardiss man.
tuVo ID p1bliC0 en- buen4 distaDcia.
El sefIor Colorado felicit6 & tod0s
loo C0ncurrentes. mSnifeatandoIes Que
el premiO selfa repATtido entre t01Os.
con la mayor pFOpOrCi62 & LOS triun'
fante. ........ ~
May pronto 90 harG otEo simulacro
q que asistir6 todo Ell cuerpO para dis.
putaFse IL palma de lG viCIoriR, tOdRg
las bPigsdas del mismo. Iii.
4LA VILLA DE MADRID.O-En
este estRbIeCimiento, montadO n estii0
de Europa. hsn recibido muChsG noVe-
dades tales como pAfIo de bi lar fran
c6s GlmohRdns de plumAS. VichyO in
gIeses para CamiGaB. CaBimires ingleses
aIfOmbras de oEiente pelsian Iown. coll
chOnetas. pBrS guRs, y el c6lebre tirante
Chester , lGran SurtidO de COrbAtag.
pA fIuelOs de seda. y peTfamerfa france
%. En- Ella Wills de MAdFid0 COmpra
t0daa Ias peFsOnag de gustO Ftfins do.
SaE Francisco 81. Te3efonO no 273
San Juan Puerto Rico D. p.
En- esta imprenta e Yen e papsl de
ra esk5saauiaio 2Q.nn art'.sR1
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DEspUEs DE PRoBAR todoS los sngTAo
soB remedies que so anuncian es cuando mo-
10 agradace Ia eficacia RADICAL del DigeSl
yo Moiarrieta, Cuya superioFidad esta univsr
galmente confrm&da.
Ouracionss degesperadaB en- personag bien
Uonocidas que 10 tomaron duFants tres me-
Sss son las que 10 han heoho glorioaO, pero
an solo estuche produce mejoF efeoto que
una dooena de fragOoB de cuRlquier otro re-
medic; pprque adem6s de ser 81 unico verda-
deFo Curative radical del estomago del
inteatino, nin engafosa Reci6n CalmantS, 90
DIGESTIVE Pufihcador de los Rlimentos-
Sc dObe exigir que ceda hoBtia tenga gIa.
bado 81 nombfo Digestive MolaTFista.
Dop6Eto general de laa FaEmacias De HsAnCo Ca,
Hani6n Alnaan FldE Guillermetys en san Juan
do Puerto Ei0O; Dc ysuta en- lan pTinCp8l@ 0RoguS
erfas dEuropa Amsgs@0.'
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4 mis- GIIOntGs, J al pdbIIGO on
general,

En- 10 que % reedificB COnveniente-
mente el local que OCupaba en- 10 CRlie
de Allen No. 81, he trAslAdadO el estS-
bleCimiento de bsrberfR GLS Uni6np
q No. 10 de la misms Calle. En- diCho
local OfrezcO & mis- conutAntes fsv0ce.
Cedores, esmeradCs serviCiOs. hachos
CON prOntibud y elegancia. iEspeCSG'
ISC1Gd en- cOrtes de 6Gr6Gs! Varlada y
exCelente peRfumerfn fERnCesa para 81
usO de los pRrFUquiRnOG.
luna vista, y UB C0nVenCereiH!
30 va. AaGpSto del ZorO
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EMPLEO3 DEL GOBIERNO. M 3
dos de tbtsneFIos. S4 darS 40 CursO
completp de inStFucCi6n , educacl6n
para adquirir cuRlquieF empIeo del
gObierno p1r medic del eximen en- ell
aevvicio CiviI. 81 ustsd desea coIOcsr-
ga en- eI gob:ernO. diFfjaae & el Porto
Roo CIPregpe~dhnca Institute. B. K
Qn9- SIN Lnan y. q 5H.R
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Las eunotas do SaRtgrts.

SCuando ss limpian las Cunetas de ID
osrretera de Santurce que eontin6a d
ObStruidGs C0mpletsmente y en Cuant0
ElueYe foHmau nm VerdRderD lsRo on
sua alFededores2
TrasIad0 Rl Befior MontIlla.
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SEDESEA

Tomar en- aIquiler una casa de altos
que Fente de 35 8 10 pesos mensuRleG,
con sfIos y buena distribuci6n On au
interior.
DsFsn raz6n en- Allen ga p.
EN- SAN JOSE {: ss alquiInn hAbi.
taCiOnes. 15v. O.
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-Cusndo usssd padez 90 de inape-
tencis, nerviosidad 8 ebtFe flimient0.
uTe 81 ExtraCSD de Malta de- ePabAt. ,
0ue de aeQuro desapRrecen todOs Loo
mules. De venta por M. R. CaIder6u
& Co. Tstu6n Ii, en- COitu, pOr dOCe.
mas una sOla bOtella. g..
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REG3EISO.

PAsado mafIana regEesarG de Adjun-
tas el Lsdo. don EmiRdio GinoriO, que
hR pasadO Blli una temp0rRdR con Ga
diatiDguida famiIia.
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THE JOURNAL JUNIOR,

going to spoil my fun I'm just show him that he won't
II can't 60 outdoors TN stay in, that g all had
raid it, but it remained yet to be done. It quite
easy for to say I'd have good time indoors but as
generally took my muchneeded ~ recreation out-of
DOORS this confinement not pleasant Nevertheless
I was determined Suddenly bright idea struck me-
Il will go up into the attic and take whole family OF
dolls where else IL disturb II play and ~
have fun too went into my room and brought
the dolls that had long been quietly sleeping and
carried them up in the attic. sewed summer dresses
fall dresses, winter dresses and spring dresses.
trimmed retrmmed hats for dress Of every sea-
son. until my dolls wardrobe, had it been for human
being, would have lasted (f Indifferent to fashon), at
least ten years. The fitting Of these various articles was
the process and it nearly four clock when,
according my feeling began to think it must be about
dinner time. I thought what lot I had accomplished
in morning Just then the doorknob was tried and
about go down, I opened it and mother put
her head in rs dinner readyf'' asked "What did
you sayf You supper, don't youf" tWhy, no,
what time it7" cts about four o'clock, but did
call you for dinner because thought you could live
ON your doll clothes.''
.sWel1 I never -Four o'clock! WE'LL had some
fun anyway, tho it did rain and didn't have any
dinner Anna TrieloH,
Eighth Grade Carver, MINI.
Carver School. F.
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berries, knowing we would have help well IS Irish
legends from JIM When arrived at favorte place
we found there, but he was sleeping soundy
tempted wake him. but the gutera sounds IN
creased with many variations, only looked on and
roared with laughter Finally thought Of how fond he
of telling the many jokes he had played on others
and how succeeded in catching him in q
tjoke trap concluded to give him treat II
possible. We took a small rope and tied his weary
egs' together and then dropped several gooseberries
into his beautifully CD opened mouth He jumped, fell
back and looking the direction Of peals of laugh
ter he roared eye young rascals! Come here, and wei
make bargain. If yez won't tell this I'll go to town
this blessed evenn and bring the best ate Of candies
and choc ates ye ever had.' We agreed and he kept
his word but told the joke himself few days afterward
Eighth Grade Joseph r. russell
Union School, Mankato Madeha, MIMI
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ALL EYES RAISED HEAvENwARD.

stPshaw it s raining! And haven't one thing to
do; no reading, no mending, no-nothing" finished
amitafully making grimace at the window. About
second later papa called and asked if it would be
possible to stay in the Office OF course it would
oirl I was I hadn't been long in the Office before I
notced two boys They in the road gesteulating
and talking was interested. They appeared to be
directing something something up high :.
sThis way would call, little farther over,
cried the other Then light dawned upon Charlie
had been telling something thevery evening before
when was SO interested in my book 1t was about
trick-polea boys and crowds the burden of his
talk that old trick of pretending they were assisting
some in raising pole someone on high building,
just for q joke.
stopped ga little this way" Another man stopped
az The pole Very a crowd was gathered, men,
women and children all etaken in The expressions on
their faces perfectly lndicrous chuckled and
eaze with the others Ting ng . went the telephone
and heard ssMarg, your dinner is waiting . What
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For Saturday, July-29:
MOUSE IN THE CORNER .

at least two in which this topic can Be
real, mouse In corner, and
the kind Of mouse meant in the expression y wish
said" Sometimes in latter kind Of story, Junior
may really have and there should be
the latter be careful not
to choose story that would make the person persons
have known. The papers should
be office of The Journal Junior
NOT LATER THAN THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 20.
They must be strictly original written In ink
side only of the paper than 800 words length
not less 100, must be signed with the
rolled.
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NORTHWESTERN TOPICS
For Saturday, July %:

TWIST
Things tang1e up frequently and IN odd
expeeted ways everybody good
stories treat of kind Of
twist but they be The should be mailed
: 80 to the office Of The Journal Junior
NOT LATER THAN THURSDAY MORNING JULY 49,
They must strictly original, written in ink side
my Of the paper, length
than 100 with the number Of words and each
signed with grade address of
err papers must not be rolled
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A LIVELY CooKIEJAR HUNT.
(Honorabie Mention.

= : :
The day after to O'Fallon it rained The
first day spent resting from my long trip. The
ond day intended look around and learn where the
stores were would not get lost. But it rained
thought when woke up that morning was not going to
have nice time but did and I also looked around
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claimed Grossly. s'Auntie, what shall do today7
don't want to practice or-or anything"
tWe' said auntie in that soft, moderated tone she
always used when inpatient, IF you will put
room to rights I will try to contrive something to
new ct should know great deal if I learned some
thing every rainy day. said, but ran off to do
her bidding feeling auntie would contrlVe something
worth while. When returned found an easel with
ready and palette with brushes and box OF
oils arranged before the hearth oh you DEAR darling
aunte, exclaimed, ''You going to paint picture
and may watch you.'' On the contrary said she
quietly, ~ not going to paint at all but you are
'Oh!' calculated breathessly Wont that be love-
ly. Oh auntie and you will show how to make beau
tful pictures like yours7 We spent half day trying
to produce something beautiful" but at last the rain
and the broke from beneath the clouds and
dried the grass, then aunte and went out for
walk thru the woods and made sketches for another
was not for quite few years that could produce any
thing Like the work Of my aunt, but shall forget
my first trial Pearl Hidlebaugh,
Ninth Grade, Foxhome, MINI. .
Foxhome School.
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BY HAPPY ACCIDENT


A fash of lightning, roar Of thunder and then an
everlasting downpour of rain reminded me OF how spent
I rainy day four years ago. It raining when got
up and it rained while Twas doing the chores For
moment two it would STOP only to commence again
harder than was thru with morning work and
started rummagng house for stray book that
had not read, but in sight Of my eyes Hav-
ing almost given up in despair caught sight of
journal Junior that looked if it had better days.
picked up and that it was paper of several
months back read it thru had done once before
for Journal Junior comes in the house without
being looked thru by myself), and then looked for
others Il found about twenty. The rest of the day
did nothing but Journal Juniors From that day
forth Saturday night found Junior
upon the twenty until have something over two
hundred. Now, when the heavens are opened and the
rain Is coming down torrents, all do to spend - q
pleasant rainy day, sit among Journal Juniors
and read till Jupiter draws in his water buckets.
Tenth Grade, Howard Y. Dressel
Washington School lie sueur MINI.
WITH PALETTE AND BRUSH
tOh, dear, it is raining again today, usual Il
hacFr lined day belieye!y'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
A FRISH-UP DAY.

: : a EIN1SH-UP DAY.
I wonder how many Juniors like rainy day! Like
one occasionally, for then person has chance Of
getting done the hundred and SMALL odd jobs for
which, when the shining and everything pleasant
outof doors, there to be little time in
which to be completed And it is pleasant to have
feeling Of intense relief when able to say We'll thank
fortune that done! In reality it does not take long
to finish up these tasks have jolly, good
romp and do anything you please of the different
ments generally characteristic of rainy days think OF
all pleasures be derived from rainy day the best
is read interesting book that takes to some
faraway land among the stretches OF gistenng snow
and ice down in the tropics the unges resting
top of high mountain down in some deep,
cool valley When reading do not stop to think of the
rain to be mindful possibly of unhappy SELF but
just 60 anywhere and be rich poor good bad clever
stupid, just you desire. Jessie Hockridge,
Tenth Grade. -. Hunter, N. D.
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WITH PALETTE AND BEUSH-
oh, dear, it is raining again today, usual Il
rained day this summer do believe! ex