Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-11

the violet is the meekest and most modest.
Jessie Goetz-I think the summer will be
long and pleasant
Charles Stephen used to think II you
would walk to the end Of rainbow you
would get lots Of money.
Grace Nlchols-I think the ground looks
very beautiful when Il Is covered with
snow.
Edith McKenzie-I think It would be very
nice not to have one green card given out
this month IN the Central school.
Jennie Taylor-I am thinking about going
to South Dakota on a visit to relatives this
summer.
Agnes w. Emerson-My thought that the
design Is prettier when cut out thar, when
not
Avery Lancaster-I used to think there
were ghosts, but now 1 know there are
not.
Fred Lewis--I thought it rained very hard
last night.
Minnie Levy
l thought the trees were loving;
And the flowers beautiful.
The little birds singing,
And the bees humming.
Edith W. snell-We used to think the
earth was fiat, but now we know Il is
round.
Selma Andres-At first thought the
earth was nat, but now 1 changed my
mind.
Shelly p. Barriger-I thought there were
no men on earth. but now there are some.
Edith Walker GAGE OIL think the noun
tains are very pretty.
George Budlong (age 10)-The motor goes
very fast and most little boys like to ride
on IT,
Robert Burns cage Sup in the noun
tains is near the sky. When 1 go away this
summer 1 will go up the mountains and
into the clouds.
Edward Olson cage 1o)-when the fisher
man catches a lot Of FISH he goes and sells
them.
Morgan Sherwood (age 1o)-There are
planets in the heavens-shooting stars.
have seen them. Did you ever notice that
star near the moon7
Eular overall cage T-Look up in the
sky where the thick clouds die
Julia shortliff, (age s)-The rainbow is a
very pretty ribbon. It has all colors, green,
blue and many other pretty colors.
Mary Bath (age s)-The fishes do not
drown when they are in the water
Clifton Mcdonald Gage o)-The whistle on
the steamboat is whisting very loud be-
cause there Is dog In the way.
Julia jackson (age 10)-The cat Is in the
kitchen. At night the rat comes up and
eats the cheese and the cat catches the rat.
Phoebe Smith cage 9)-The railway cars
go ''oh chi chr and the smoke comes out
Of the chimney top.
Annie Richardson (age 11)-1 think the
stars are made OF IRE and that they are as
big as the world.
Harry buckingham cage s)--The elephant
is strong, and, as you see, his ears are
long.
Herman Dreifuss Gage s)-The red-headed
coon jumped out OF the moon
HAIRY Schmidt Gage 1O)-Onoe there was
a little mouse and he said, 'IIal hal this
is my house"
Kitty Poiack Gage lo)-The hair Of this
horse is very coarse.
Emma Swanson (sge 11)-The big mule
once went to school.
Rosa Dewey (age l1)e-There was little
turkey and Il was very dirty
Mary Evans Gage 1s)--1 think 1 will bring
some flowers tomorrow for the Decoration
day.
moon looks down at me when am playing
Nettle Lancaster cage io)--ood loves tht
dear little ones that are good and 20 tC
Sunday school every Sunday and listen tC
the Kind words that the preacher Saws
The preacher says that some Of the noun
tains are as high as the clouds.
Willie Chambers Gage 1O)-The fox and
the geese they lived in peace.
Bonnie Brodley Gage 11)-The three blael
frogs are under the large logs.
Louis Emerson tage 81 used to go GU
at noon and watch the dog talk to III,
moon.
Elva Rockfellow cage s)-The stars ar,
shining bright in the dark, dark night.
Willie Lucas (age 1O)-I wonder how tn,
little seeds make trees, and flowers, ant
grass. and clover, and berry bushes.
Francis Linels-The trees are beautiful