Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-11
What They Thought When They We're Children

crusoe wished that he had obeysd his
father.
win Foiooner-I think they ought to stop
the motors.
Pearl N. Rockefellow-when think / am
really naughty 1 feel sorry and try never
TO do II again.
Louis Cottrell-If we would only live un-
der Christs law OF love we would be
happy.
Laura Brunner-Nature takes care Of the
grass, flowers and trees, as a parent takes
care OF his child.
SIXTH GRADE.
Edna Robinson-The world would be a
weary place without any trees.
Robert IgOe-Deerfoot was a brave Indian
warrior. I think the geysers Of Iceland
are wonderful
Courtney Dale--It is not good for people
to use alcohol.
william swansonLTraveling a mile a day
you will get around the earth some time.
Minnie Muller-1t Ia bad thing for peo-
pie and animals to 90 near the quick sand,
Asa Ehiveriek--No man should ever lie
or he will never prosper IN business.
Julia Merrili-Omaha would not be safe
II there were no churches.
Guy Ross-I wish I could get 100 In Ger.
man and geography
Julia Morris-The hAnds Of the clock work
hard all day.
Irene festive had examination in geog-
Iaphy this morning and we had to change
seats
Beulah FTeming-Be not foolish but be
wise in every action and in every thought.
Willie Godson-- water IL composed OF OK
ygen and hydrogen and some animals and
minerals.
James Goetz--A bee has a small head,
but knows more than some people do.
Emma Moore-Pupils who are stupid can
not help asking questions.
Ethel Morse-Twenty years ago tomatoes
were thought poison and were used for
ornaments.
lille TiEard-ff you like to 60 to school
you will learn your lessons well, but II you
don't you will be lazy
Daisy Elrod-If you would be like great
men you would always follow their ways.
John Petty-why Will the American eiti-
rem allow English brutality to be carried
on in ireland the way II is.
Fred Dufrene-You find good company in
good books. Good books are found in good
company.
Helen Hoasland--I think will live and
die an old maid.
Mary Riley-1t's an empty wagon that
makes the most noise.
Ida sherman--Anything we cannot have
we always imagine 30 much greater than
Il really IL after we have possession.
Birdie Balbech-IIe who thinks himself
a man and drinks heavily Is not man.
Emma wood--1 think was good yester-
day. One day thought was drowned
Lea Cremer-some poets write many beau
tiful lines.
Mary Chapman-One that tells one false
hood seldom tells the truth afterwards.
Ernest Roscoe Crabb--1 drearnpt a witch
carried me from my bed to we'll; when
she gave me a drink I spit diamonds and
woke up in a fright.
Louise Cottreii-The song OF the tree
toads Is beautiful The wild winds of the
west are frightful TO me. There is fairy
like glory in the rising hills and sunshine
OF New York.
Amanda BerRquist-As little girl not
more than 4 years old said to a little boy
as he was sitting on a chair, and q little
boy was standing up said; "Idttle boys
should stand up and let the ladies' sit
down." thought that she had a mother
that taught her good manners.
Bonnie Cotton--I think Carl Larson IL a
very ingenious boy.
Fredericka wessells--I think Evangeline
and Enoch Arden are lovely poems.
Willie Johnson-He who IL always look
ing out and trying to be a hero will never
be one.
Sherman Smith, thought was going to
buy pair OF base ball catching gloves and
a mask
Mabel Barber-I think school is a good
thing, for If there wasn't any you would
not know much.
Philip Schwartz-Home is a pleasant
place, but away from home is lonesome.
Anna Schmldt-It Is a good thing for
children to go to school and learn their
lessons.
Anna Shiverick-You should tell the
truth at all times and all places.
Anna Gapen-I think that II there were
more men like Washington the United
States would be better.
Bessie Towle-Honesty is better than
money.
Rowland Rogers-It is always best to
speak the truth.
Frank Turney-When 1 grow up am
going to learn my trade so that 1 can
earn my living.
Louise Cottrell-He that thinks he knows
a great deal seldom knows as much as
, he thinks he does. .soorn not at kind
deeds, you disgrace yourself.
Prattle OF the Youngsters