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WITH THE BoWLERS.
Hetreen Donne and Tnrkin.

TARKIO, Mo, May 1A-(speciaI) -Score
OF the dual track meet between Doane COL
lege and Tarkio college;
c,j lUC-yarS dash Stewart, Tarki9. first;
Doane. third. Time. 1875 seconds.
2S-yard dash: Stewart, TarlSio, first;
Grain, Tarkio, second; Hartwell, Doane,
third Time, 23% seconds.
44O-yard dash-Cunningham, Tarkio first
Dawse, Doane, second Finney, Doane,
third Time, 542s seconds.
Hammer throw: Spencer. Doane, first;
Mckee, Tarkio second; Weaver Tarkio,
Shot put: Alexander, Doane, first; It'd
rick. Tarkio second.s Spencer, Doane, third.
Distance, SO feet l0h inches.
Discus: Alexander, Dosne. frst; Fer
Distance S feet idsinches.
l2O-yard hurdles:ry Stewart, Tarkio, first;
Swanson, Doape, second; Doane Doane
third. Time IT'S Seconds.
220-yard low hurdles Stewart, Tarkio
first; Swanson. Doane. second; Davis, Tar
kio, third. Time Is seconds.
Pole vault: Hartwell, Doane, first; Grain
Tarlkio,. second: Stewart, Tarkio, third
Height feet inches.
Doane Of Doane tied for hrstI feet
M inches. Griffin and Ferrier, of Tarkio
Running broad jump: Terrier. TarkIo
first; Hartwell, Doane, second; Grain, Tar
Onemile run: Smith, Tarkio, first; Coon
Doane, second; Hansen, Doane, third
Time minutes a second.
SSo-yard run; Cunningham. Tarkio. first
Dowse, Doane, second; Mitchell, Doane
third Time, minutes 4 seconds.
The day was cloudy with a strong wine
blowing. which made 1t impossible to rur
any of the races in fast time. Track was
Tarkio sixty-four points to Doane's nifty
three points,
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CHIME Postponed.

At Milwaukee-Milwau Toledo gam
wet grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-15
OMAHA MEN DECIDEDLY OFF
Accumulate Eight Errors and Lose Third
Game TO Denver,
PITCHERS ARE AL BATTtO FREELY
gobby Carter DistinRuishes himself
by Knocking Out Home Run
Trouble with Umpire
Fuller.

DENVER. Colo. May 1L-Denver de-
feated Omaha. 10 10 .. in a corner lot style
Of base ball. replete with free hitting
rank errors, stupid base running. close
decisions and umpire batting. making three
straight.
McNeely Of Omaha and Carnes of Den
yer were batted from the box and Corns
and Morgan. who respectively replaced
them, were hit hard. At the conclusion
Of the game, Rourke Of Omaha hurried
across tho Geld and engaged IN a wordy
combat with Umpire Fuller The score:
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Knocked Down with Bat and Kicked
Into InsensibiIity.

PUEXSUTAWNEY, Pa. May Al NJ
Shuster Of Chicago, while umpiTing a ball
game between PunXsutawney and Oil City
of the Interstate league here today, was
knocked down with a bat and kicked into
insensibility by LeftfSlder Clark of the
home team. ShusteT isin the hospital and
In critical condition and Clark has been
locked up pending the result OF Sinister
injuries.
The assault. il was said, was started by
Clark attempting to coach from the bench.
He was ordered from the field by Shuster
and as Clark started to leave the grounds
he walked 20 the plate, struck Shuster on
the head with the bat and when he fell
20 the ground kicked him until he became
unconscious.
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Local Record.

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March J.
and compa risons with the last two years:
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CINCINNATI.
Totals ...l,54 q 10 Totals -,
tBatted for overall in ninth.

New York .........O 0 0 0 ] 90 0 SIS
Cincinnati ..........O o 0 o 0 0 0 p 3
Two base hits: Kelley Mertes, Devlin.
Three-base hits: Kelley, Barry Sacrifice
hits: Kelley, Mertes, Mathewson. Stolen
bases: Dahen (2). Struck out: BY Over
all, 3; by Mathewson, g. First base on
balls on overall, a. on Mathewson, Z
Hit by pitched ball: BY Overall l. Wild
pitch: Overall. Passed ball: Livingston.
Time: 2l0. Empires ODay and John
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FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
and Tomorrow In Nebraska,
Iowa and Kansas

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 14-Forecast
Of the weather for Tuesday and wednes-
day:
For Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri and Kan
sas-Showers and thunderstorms Tuesday
and Wednesday.
For South Dakota-Showers and cooler
Tuesday; Wednesday. showers.
For Colorado-Fair Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
For Wyoming and Montars-Showere
Tuesday Wednesday. fair.
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Anderson. Sacrifice hits: Schaefer. Cough
lin, O'Leary. Stolen base; Cobb. Double
plays: Kitson and Williams; Mil and
Williams; Mcintyre and Lindsay Left on
ha SEES: Washington, 9; Detroit. T. First
base on balls; on Kitson, 5; OF Donovan,
5. First on error. Detroit, l. Struck out:
kltson, /; Donovan, s. Time los. UNI
p!re: Connor.
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McDermott AaEinst Lee.

For the office Of health commissioner the
chances have narrowed down to DIR. Lee
and DR.. McDermott and a very pretty
contest is now in progress. The loser will
be offered the assistancy in all proba bility.
DR.. Lee was formerly county physician
and has the backing Of such heavyweight
democrats as w. A. Paxton. On the other
hand DR.. McDermott a comparatively new
resident, is a nephew of Mrs. p. c. Heaney.
DR.. Lee's long residence in Omaha may cut
considerable ice in turning the balances.
II he lands the city hall superintendent,
Dave Rowden, who was once custodian Of
the state house, will beat out that valiant
understudy of Andrew jackson. Brigader
General Dan Custer, impacable foeman
of porch climbers and midnight assas-
sins" Dan has longed with great perspira-
ton for the job of superintendent, which
is thinking part of the largest dimen-
sions, with many hours devoted to keeping
the seat of a chair at a pleasant tempera-
ture
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Darkness Ends a Fourteen-InninE Tie
nj Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, May l4-For
fourteen innings today Minneapolis ana
louisville were only able to make one run
each and in the fourteenth Umpire Haskell
called the game on account of darkness.
Though Minneapolis out-hit the visitors,
Elliott the former New York national
pitcher was unsolv1ble with men on
bases Sessions was a little wild and re
tired in favor Of Kilroy In the fifth. Score:
NINNEAPOLIS LOUISVILLE.
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GAMES in THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit Wins Pitchers Battle in
Tenth Inning.

WASHINGTON, May lI-Tn a pitchers
battle running ten innings today between
Kitson and Donovan, Detroit won for the
third time, to /. A close decision at first
base against the home team which re-
suited in two runs for Detroit, nearly pre-
cipitated a riot after the game, a dozen
Conner to the dressing room. Score:
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81. LouIs Beats Boston.

BOSTON, May 1.-THE eleventh sue
cessve defeat was inflicted on the home
team today, St Louis winning by II 10 /.
St, Louis fifteen hits had double value in
total bases and Howell pitched with entire
success. Goodwin collided with Howell and
had TO leave the game while Selbach's
temporary ineligibility threw Catcher Pc
terson into requisition as an Outhelder.
Score:
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MARsHALLTOWN. Ia May lL-(special
Telegram Following are the results in
the Iowa league:
Rain prevented the -ottum-
game
Burlington l6 Waterloo z pa
Boone 0, Oskaloosa 5, stopped by rain IN
Sixth inning.
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Hawaiian Racer Arriver.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-THE yacht
La Paloma arrived in port yesterday
twenty nine days from Honolulu. 1t comes
to take part in the international yacht
race between San Francisco and Honolulu.
The yacht lost it's headgear and sprang its
bowsprit during a heavy gale on the way
up.
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.Ferrls out: bid hy hatted han.

Ferris out; hit by batted ball.
81. Louis ..,.,..... 90 II OS o S-ll
Two-base hits: Wallace HemphiIl, Fer
ris. Three-base hits: Hickey Jones, Stone,
o Brien 20. Home runs Stone (2). Stolen
bases O'Brien Niles. Double play: OBrien,
Wallace and Jones. First base on balls
on Young, /; off Howell, 3. Struck out:
BY Young, 5; by Howell, .. Hit by pitched
ball: HartselL Passed balls; Hickey, /;
molly
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Import Score
- W.w4W.

EARNED runs. 81. louis, 2. IWo-base
hits: Hines, Mccarthy. Three-base hit:
Tenney. Sacrifice hit: Brown. Double
play: Mcbride to Bennett to Beckley.
Stolen bases: BTidwell, Bennett Hit By
pitched ball: BY Witherup, Smoot. Wild
pitch: Brown. First base on balls: on
Brown, 8; on Witherup. 2. Struck out:
BY Brown, 3; by Witherup, T. Left on
bases: St Louis, 4; Boston 6. Time: 1870.
Umpires: Carpenter and Conway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-15
PEOPLES STORE TAKES ITS FIRST
Defeats Lake sides in Running Game
on Old Fair GPounds

In it's initial appearance on the diamond
this spring the Peoples Store team won
from the Lake Sides al the old fair grounds
Sunday afternoon by the score Of l6 TO r.
Pitching honors were even, both Meeks
and Plumber struck out nine men. The
score stood l 10 / until the NTH inning and
many fast neiding eifaysses were taken,
especially by the Peoples Stoi>s team. Bat
Quigley.
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league base ball club today gave Catcher
Slattery ten DAYS notice Of severance OF
connection with the base ball club. Slattery
came here from the Milwaukee American
association team
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PittsburR wins in Ninth.

PITTSBURG, Pa, May l4-The Pitts
burgs won out today by good hitting in
the ninth inning Leach. Wagner and
Nealon made hits in succession, Leach
scoring the winning run with nobody out.
Lush began on the rubber for the Phillies,
but quit In the middle of the fifth inning,
after two runs were made on three hits.
Lever relieved Hillebrand after the eighth
inning . Score.
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Games today: Columbus at Milwaukee,
Toledo at Kansas City, indianapolis at
Louisville at st. Paul.
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Rena Win Again.

The Reos defeated the superiors by The
Reos ........,,I OS 2O5O % Il 0
! Superiors .....,2 o o q 2 % o
Batteries. REQ. Dorcas and Peake; Su-
periors. Mccarthy and Mcfarland
The eaturs 81 the game was the pitching
OF Dorcas who struck out ffteen men, and
three home runs b. pax.
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MornInEside Defeats Yankton.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, May 14-In dual
track meet here today Morningside col
lege defeated Yankton college by score
of 7SIk to 46lz
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overall Weakens I'm Ninth.

CINCINNATI, May 4.-Overall weakened
giving four bases on balls the combina-
lion, with wild pitch AMI a sacrifice, Civ
ing New York five runs and the game.
The local team batted in every run II
secured. Mathewson was at his best with
men on bases. Score:
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Onimod, neat AntIer..
Sporting BreVitIes.

rhe "Onimods" defeated the "AntlePs"
nday in a fast game by the score of
to s. Gurnett's batting was a feature.
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Columbus wins on Errors.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, May 14-Swann's ex-
cellent pitching was unavailing today be-
cause of costly error by Phyle in the
second, which allowed Columbus to win
The fielding was a feature Score:
COLUMBUS KANSAS CITY.
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BOSTON EASY FOR ST, LOUIS
Brown Has No Trouble in Holding the
Visitors in Check,
wrHtRUP GETS A BAD START
Pitcher for Hub Team is Given
only Ordinary suppOrt-Other
Games in the National
League.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, May L-Boston proved
easy for ST. Louis today, the score being
s to /. Brown held the visitors in check
without any trouble, while Witherup got
a bad start and was given but ordinary
support Score:
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base hits Towne. Tate. Newton, Hess
Three base hit. Schipke. Double plays:
Hess TO Newton weed 20 Bauer Caffyn
10 Dexter First base on balls: on Jack
son. T. Hit by pitched ball BY. Manske,
T. struck out: BY Manske, s. by Jack
son. g. wild pitch: Manske l. Time: 1;5.
Umpire: keefe. Attendance: 100.
Postponed Game.
At Pueblo-Pueblo-Li game post
poned, rain.
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UMPIRE sCHUsTER ASSAULTED

Games today: Boston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at ST. Louis, New York at Pitts
burg, Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Standing OF Z
Iowa state League Scoren.

Games today; Chicago al Washington.
81. Louis at New York, Detroit at Phila-
delphia, Cleveland at Boston.
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Al Rock Island-Rock Island Is; Bloom
A acknowledgements 6; Daven-
Al Cedar Rapids-cedar Rapids, g.; Peo-
A. observation-disclosures. s: Decatur, O.
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KANSAS CITY.

Earned runs Kansas City. /; Columbus,
/. Left on bases: Kansas City, 6; Columbus
/. Two-base hits: Perrine (2), Burke, Phyle
Bases on balls: on Flaherty, /. Struck out:
BY Flaherty, /; by Swami, 4. IIit by pitched
ball Blue. Stolen bases? Wrigleys Whitney.
Time: l:30. Umpire: Owens.
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COLLEGE Base ball Games.
Catcher SIattery RELEASE

At Chicago-Chicsgo. 3; Michigan, g.
At Andover, Mass.-Philhps-Andove 8,
Harvard, g
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TwO-base hits: Geier, Frlsk, PeiTSe.
Stolen bases Wheeler, Dunleavy. Bases on
balls: on Fisher, 6; off Morgan, g. Struck
out BY Morgan. 5; by Fisher, 8. Passed
ball: PIERCE Left on bases: st. Paul u;
Padden. Time: 2:15. Umpires: Sullivan and
Egan.
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Minneapolis .........OO 0o0Oo00O0I
Louisville .........O o 1 0 0 0 90 QUO o.
Two base-hits: Graham. Sullivan. sacri-
fee hits: Greminger. Hart, Davis, Woodruff
(0, Mailman Stolen bases Hallman, 2.
Double plays: Oyler Hart to Greminger;
sions, 3 in FIVE innings; off Kilroy, 3 in nine
innings Bases on balls: on Sessions, 3;
of Kiroy, 6; off Elliott, T. Wild pitch:
Kilroy. Struck OUT BY Kilroy, 8; by Ses-
sions, /: by Elliott 3. Left on bases: Min
neapolis. II: Louisville, 10. Time: 500. I'M
pire. Haskell
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Postponed Game
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games today: Sioux CITY at pes MONIES,
Denver at Lincoln
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Postnnned Cameo.

AT New York-New York Cleveland
game postponed; rain
Al Philadelphia - PHILADELPHIA Chicago
game postponed; rain.
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ST. LOUIS. No. May M-Manager John
]. McCloskey Of the 81. Louis National
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'Batted for Bergen in ninth.
"Batted for MCINTYRE in ninth

Brooklyn .,,.,...... 0 0 0 0 o l
Left on bases: Chicago, I; Brooklyn, Z
steinfeldt. Sacrifice, hits: Tinker, Killing,
Double play: Tinker to Evers TO Chance
Struck OUT BY Reulbach, 2; by Mcintyre
> First base on balls: on Reulbach, g.;
off Mcintyre, g. Hit with ball: Apperman
Time. i AZ lInlnira. Emslie
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I Champions OutpIay siOu1.

DIES MONIES, May 14-The champions
outplayed and won today from Sioux City
by a score of to p Neither team scored
after the second inning. The game abounded
in rapid fielding and clean hitting. Manske
pitched stellar ball for the champions after
the first inning. Jackson was wild al all
times and his excellent support saved him
from being scored upon more often. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-15
SLATE NAMED FOR DARLMAN
Wise Ones Pick the List Of His Official
Cabinet.
FIVE REPUBLICANS TO HOLD OVER
Rosewater, MichHelsen. Malone, Lynch
and Hartley said TO he
Chosen to Retain Their
Position.

Sources close TO the throne found it
proper Monday to announce semi officially
that Mayor-eloct Dahlman had decided on
a number of appointments. They said the
following slate was sure thing, so far as
IL went;
City Engineer-Andrew Rosewater.
City Waldemar Michaelsen.
Street COmmissioner-Tom Flynn.
Superintendent City Hall-Dave Rowden.
Health Commissioner-Dr Is. A. McDer-
mott or DR.. Dan Lee.
Secretary to the Mayor-Miss Nellie Ma
lone.
Gas InspeCtor-John c. Lynch.
City AbstraCter-Wood Hartley.
OF this list Andrew Rosewater, Michael
sen, Miss Malone, Lynch and Hartley
would be hold-overs and would represent
the republican share of the appointments
promised, as all have been subscribed to
that faith. No strong opposition has de-
veloped to Rosewster or Michaelsen. Lynch
and Hartley were enthusiastic Dahlman
men. Miss Nellie Malone succeeded her
sister as secretary when the latter was
married to Mayor Moores.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-15
OMAHA.

Stolen bases. LaIuSkN, RoOUICK, WEIGH
Gonding Sacrifice hits: Carter, Bender,
Kroetl. Randall McHale Two-base hits:
Runkle 81. Morgan. Three base hits: Do
Ian, Randall, Perring Home run: Carter.
Bases on balls on Carnes. 3; of Morgan,
3: of Corns, 1. Struck OUT BY Morgan,
/. by Corns. 2. wild pitch: Morgan. Hit
bv pitched ball: Gonding. Left on bases:
Denver, S: Omaha, 8, First base on errors:
Denver, 3. Hits: OF McNeeley, 8; on
Corns, s. Time: 80. Umpire: Fuller.
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Reporta from stntiona I'd z !

7 indicates trace OF precipitation.
L. A. WELSH, Local Foreca ster.
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81. Paul shuts out Indianapolis.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May H-Morgan held
Indianapolis down to five scattered hits to-
day, three of them being scratches and the
locals shut out the visitors by score of
2 to 0. Fisher was wild, passing six men.
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Chicago piles Up Big Score.
BROOKLYN.

CHICAGO. May 14-Chicago hit Mcintyre
| freely and stole bases of Brooklyn's bat
| terry almost at WILL winning a one-sided
game easily. Score;
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PHILADELPHIA.
PITTsBURG

Wagner, Gleason. Double play: Sheehan
to Ritchey to Nealon. First base on balls:
OF Hillebrand, 4; off Lever l; off Lush,
s.. of Richie, 2 Hit by pitched ball: BY
Lush, Richie Struck out: BY Hille-
brand, o; by Lever, L. by Lush 2. Left
on bases: Pttsburg, I: Philadelphia, 8.
Hits: on Hillebrand in eight innings, 3;
off Lush in four and half innings, A;
off Richie in five and a half innings, 5.
Time 2:l0. Umpire: Klein.
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Call or write. Box l65. once rs South
Nth ST., Omaha, Nsb.
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MOUSE BUILDS A STAIRWAY.

During the digging of holes for telegraph poles not
long ago the workmen noticed which had fallen
into Of the cavities. For hours the tiny prisoner
raced franticay around the ncosure Then he seemed
get his Mysteries and set his wits to work Soon
he began systematically to dig spiral groove round
and round the inner surface of the hole which
eral feet deep Night and day the busy little captive
worked away digging little pockets here and there his
improvised staircase got further from the ground
that he might rest from his hard abors The workmen
kept him supplied with food, and after the third day
the interchangeable little creature reached the top and
enthusiastic cheering welcomed his freedom.
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no BRIGHTEN THE SPELLING.

Stars! That word makes think of the first year Il
went to school, The teacher had told every time
had one hundred in spelling would have nice star
put after names on the board. The first day we
everybody worked hard to get STAR for at the
end of the week the who had the most to be
given larger Everyone who received large star
very proud Of it. The children worked hard to win
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A PARLOR PLEIADES.

One evening at party playing when one Of
the girls said, tLe's play other game" Another
girl said Let play we re stars This girl hav
ing the party said Lets play we re
We all agreed but the girl said that there would
have to be an audience half chosen audi
ence and other half the stars We who
put on long dresses and then sang and those who
could play the piano played it, After while had to
playing we were stars very nice.
Seventh Grade .s-Christena Thomson
Mimic, N, d. z
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ONE WISE LITTLE BOY.

One early spring evening while children out
playing we heard bell ring and all wondered what it
meant. AT last little boy said, tIt seems to
tho that bell used to ring at O'Clock evening last
summer the children home off the street, Tbs
Of the children laughed at the boy and teased him
until he went home Soon coming over
to where One girl cried out, ooh, my There
comes a poceman!'' We did not believe her until
saw the star his When he up to he said,
Did you children hear that BELT If SO, go home We
always went after that when the bell rang for
were afraid Of the who wore stars 9a#, :,
Seventh Grade --Ruth WentZ ~
s Mimic, N. D. {
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AM ALL DAY BOATING.

AN ALL DAY BUAIINl9.9
One summer morning Ruby and sitting in the
woods talking about what would do the coming day.
thought plan and told Ruby. She agreed that it
good and decided to carry it out did not tell
went to the boathouse and got boat and Ruby had
money she went to the store and bought something
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QUITE ENOUGH ANYWAY.

very nice evening some time ago. eight girls and
playing 'thdeand-seek.'' It growing darker
and darker and we could not each other very WELL
When the catcher running along to find u.s. she
right against me- and bumped my head hard against
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THE JOURNAL JUNIOR
out. thought had seen them look so beau
tifuL s=s- 49, Mabel Miller,
Seventh Grade, Grafton, N. D.
Central School. s-z-.s=-.- --t~~


When 1 was in the second grade used spelling tab
let's Every time had perfect lesson had col
ored pasted paper They Of many coors
and each time we received different Each pupil
tried to see who would get the most We had little
chairs too that sat in when had had perfect les
We always happy when we were given star
When school out would say to each other got
star and you never" One day told if won a
every day for two weeks she would give doll
I studied my lesson every day. wanted the DOLL and
every day came home told had received a
STAR until the last day home and did not say the
first thing, 81 got star Mama asked me what the
matter was. I told her had missed wagon So l
did not receive my DOLL had missed the last day.
Eighth Grade Frances Myers,
Central School, = Grafton, N. D.
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while it had been directly behind the last time had
it. Of course, the star in the place all the
tme but seemed to that it had done most of the
moving around, while had been going nearly straight
Seventh Grade. FL. Florence Wood
.sz Spring Valley, MINI.
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IS MINNESOTA, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1e, 1906.

for lunch. We started off and to the oppo
shore where left boat and went the bank
to play with friends We played until evening and
Of the lake it became very dark and did not know
which way 60. We wished the stars would come out
the darkness cleared away and very glad to
boat in the distance The sky full Of stars and
we could plainly Soon the boat up with ours
and the people took in. That the way reached
home. We thanked the stars very much
Fifth Grade. -Addie Wilson,
; Endo lin =
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hers that stars. Then all went into the house
to tell what had happened. When they heard it they
asked how many stars saw, but [ could not tell
them, because really did not have time to count.
Seventh Grade, s~~s..a- -s,.>#. Dora Vlgness
y Central School. - E=s4 80 r. Grafton, N. D. r
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DID NOT KNOW, EXACTLY.

One day Twas sitting outside waiting for my folks
to home that could get into the house, Of
the neighbor boys and asked me to into
their barn and have fun We at started off.
It did not take very long, as the barn only
block from house. When reached there he told
he the swing would hold and he said, Yes,
got in and let go. Everything went well till
going to get out when suddenly my hand slipped and
fell out landed in the hay but big stick happened
to be hidden in it. and bumped my head hard that
stars all about. not hurt much, got up.
My friend asked me how many stars saw and said,
80 Oh about a hundred. - Chester Vigness
Eighth Grade 81 Grafton N. D.
Central School ~s= .