davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-10

the remarkable sound which the birds
wings make when it swoops down
through cloud of minute insects and
turns swiftly upward by bracing IT'S
wings against the air? 1t is as if the
strings of a guitar were struck a
siancing blow with the hand
All lie IS much more vocal to the
ear trained to hear than it is to the
less educated senses of those who are
careless of the nearby opportunities of
nature study The world is more alive.
And living is better worth while. For
infinite possibilities of interest and
pleasure open before him who makes
the most of sky and cloud. bird songs
and wind whisperings in summer foli-
age. To know the considerations of the
night is joy which refreshes and
calms the mind; to feel the Iull beauty
of the sunset is a benediction upon the
day
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-10

spring buds and tender leaves? The
red maple blossoms in coral and all it's
boughs are aglow in April. The oaks
that are crimson in autumn are redeemed
In May with bursting buds and unfold
ing leaves.
With the ear as with the eye, there
are many things well worthy of atten-
ton which usually pass unnoticed. This
is especially true in the warmer months
or the year. of every hundred persons
VINO nave reasonable and wholesome
love OF nature how many know the bird
songs which greet them in the parks
ana the open country, or even in their
own city streets? Are there five. as a
rule, VINO can associate the song with
the singer and picture the feathered
minstrel they do not see2 Few that
watch the wavering, moth-Iike flight of
the so-called nignthawk, which is far
from being a hawk at all. have noticed
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12
Josef Canskj ST. Mrtev.

Josef CanskS, jeden re starych
osadnikG, zemfel zde v nedeli Cd
poledne sho dubna, seslosti vekem
We staff rs rokG, 20 nemoci trvaii-
CT asi dvou mGsicG. Pohfeb sc cd
bSval ve sttedu ma zdejsim kat.
htbitovS IN G6astenstvi velkcho
poetu ptatcl a znamych zcmfcl6-
no.
Josef Cansky pfijcl do teto ze-
me asi pred 40 Lefty Novych Dvo-
RI v Cechach a po n6jakou fadu
let bydlel sc svou rodinou We Wy
chodnich mestach. lsa zrucnfm
zednikem zaopatfil pro svou Get
nou rodinu vseho echo bylo zapot-
tebi. V roce 1873 pfidav sc X do
movinrfGm ktefi zabirali poem
Ky zde Y jizni Dakote, usadil sc
v tonic okresu ma svIj KLEIN a
bydIel zde az do dnesni DOLBY.
Zancchdva zde vdovu, pet SYM
a ctyry dcery, vsichnf iiz odrostli.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12
zIOHII Ruku.

We .stfedu odpolednc, IA lcty
syn Josefa Pesky, spadl z vozu, a
zlomil 81 ruku mad loktem a vyvr.
kl kloubu. Zranenf bylo tax po-
vszlivG he bylo nutno zavolat DIR.
Blfzka a DIR. Mora Lesterville.
Rama byla spravena a oscttena; ua
to byl chlapec wat do mesta dc
domu DIR. Blizka kdez zIstane pc
psiakou dobu v leGenf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12
WAGNER BRAThi, Tabor, S. 0.
Stromky ma Prodej

1900 dvOu letych stromk1 jablko-
vych McCrea nejlepsicn. Jablka & Mich
vzrostle jsou neJlepSi We spoj. Statech
Stromky jsou otutile nesou oyoce v
mladi. Jablka vydrti az do 6ervence.
Jsem obzvlast pekne a yroubkovane 2
nasich nonych stromn. Budem ie pro
davat dokud vydrii po 30 centech kus
obiednavkam pc pnst6 sc venuje zvlaS
tni pozornust. Obiednejte hncd.
T. L. McCrca Tyndall S. ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12
MA PRODEJ
lasini Po,emy Y Charles Nix COUNT

Lao akra vystavcna farma. mil Srvcrn6 q
mili rapadne al Lak, Andes. ~ akru I'oli. rus
tatni pSkna iuka n pastviste. Takfka celia
farma ohraicna plot,m. pekna kahrada VIZ
tavnos,i mali c-ny n.Imcns si.o. Tsto iakna
farma ~ pruda "a s5gooo. pakli ~ nekdo chn-
VI ptilntitUsti = kuuid u hnod
iuo skrn farua lp'r vys,avuo.if. I milo srvrro-
rspasin4 al Lake Andes. ~ skra I.oif lonl
nahruchovsnSho klcm ,rnto ma rasnou
polohu tahnoucf X severn . dokat-m katdS-
mu. .. ncnf lcrsfho poycmku okon Ccns
TITO farmy ma kratky cas- J.>i si:so.
- skrn milc jikns cal Lake Andes. souSrdE.i
sbyvalSmi osadnlky Talorsk ymI. lana Ma
chacka. Martina Burgra. KaIla Fuksr. ~
akru poll. Ccna ma kratky cas- Jest s:iU
$40 akru farna her vy,tavnosti roll. 5 MIL
jltn3 . mill skpadna al Wagner. rohlflr
ecskSrh osa'lnikn. Jcsefs Soukupa =. Bua-
ara Neni krasnajSfho poc-mku AMI kolom
Tabora n.iii - terto. Coma 40, zoo. TSI
jsme ohotni witt rc vSn,Sn6 "a ,cn,o Torn-
mex icd,n klein hlfts Tabors. k,erSmu .
tnaSich osslnikn. jenL WASN'T rouS" icdcn
klcjm. by ~ nlalo re- ma malo Iozemku a
ncni mu molno mic ptlkuupltl vcdlc. tomu
N skyta tfdka ptfletltoSt pomoci Il lehce ku
dvom klejmam.
Mymo ieste vice pos,mk6 va prul.I v okr-
su Charles Mix. q dyilf podrobpos,i Haste
sou WAGNER bnAThI, Tabor, S, O,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12
Earmy ma PrOdej

Name ma prodej mnoho krasnych
pozemku okresu Charles Mix, IA Co.
ny velml mirne. Nektere mali vystav
nosti a jsou dobfe zaiizen6. Kdo by
81 pfal Indiansky pozemek nccht 81 jeI
prOhlidne a pOda nam nabidku a my
Icj pro mel zakuupime.
o dalsi podi obnosti dopistc Tam.
Caster & Svanda.
Lake Andes, =. ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12
Sm6r Move DODraW.

Nova postovni doprava Ieni bude IN
fizena . posty Taborske Tho kvstna,
1905, pnjde smSrem jak pasleduic.
Zacinajc z Tabora 10 bell I'll mile
Eapadne X sev.zap. rvbu sekce u, pax
pax jiine jednu mill k sev.zap. rohu
sckce ~, pax ,apadnS Z mile K sev-
vSch ruhu sckce -. pak scvsrns /: mile
x jlh-vych rohu sckce 10, pax zpet.vy
chodne ) NIL K sey.zap. rohu sekce 10.
pax mill scvcrn6 X sekcim 3 a 4, pax
zapadnt ] mill K jih-vSch robu sekce
., pax s'veine X lih.vycl,. rohu sekcc
-, pax vScbodne ! mill k jlh-vych. ro-
hu sekce 81, scvcrhe I mill X sekci ~.
we hodht ! mill k ~ kci -, jiins = MI
lie X sew rap. rohu sekce IL, vychoduS
2 mile X jlh.zap rohu sckce q. jiine l
mill X sev.Eap. rohu sekce ~. mn III.
psd-k sew rap. robu sekce Is. n iiin6
jednu mill ipet do Tabora.
Doprava Cts. |. timto budc Imene0a
pob6ii uasledOvne:
Il Tabora mill jIins, pax ma zapad
| a pull mile k sev.vSch. rohu sckce q,
pax na jill 2 mile X sev.zap. rohu SEX.
&C J, ma zapad mill X jih-vych. rohu
sekce s, severn6 mill X jih.vych ruhu
sekce 20, zapadne mile X jlh-yych 70.
hu sekce Is, jiine l milf X iih-vych To-
hu sekce 80, zapLdne pul mile, jitne l
mill, zapadue p6l mile X jih-yych rO-
hu sekce :, Iiiue l mill K sev-vych TO
hu vckce II, vychodne mile k jlh-zap
rohu sekce 8, Jiiue l mill X jih.zap r'-
hu sekce IL, pax l mill pull podle re
Ky Missouri Ike kolenu Menonitske, sc
verne dive mile q Gtvrt X jih-vSch. ro-
hu sekcc 5, vychodne I'll mile k sew
zap. rohu sckce IL, severne mill X
jlh-zap rohu sekce %, Iapadne mill
X sekci u, seycrne / mill X sckcim q
u 20, vychOdne 1 mill K sekcim IS a %,
a pax severn6 | mill pull zpet do I'd.
bora.
Doprava Cis. .. ucbudc init iadnych
znlen, sc zafizenim dopravy Cts. 3.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12

Ztratil sc pes, billy ilrt6 fleko-
vany, rok stary. PoslcdnG WIDEN
pred 3 tSdny. Kdo jej ma necht'
jej vrati ahy 81 usetfi ncpfijemne
nasledky. V. 5. Pctfik Tabor
$. ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12
vktEM knlHy.

Mate-li donna stare knihy, bud.
to modlitebni nebo ktere pottcbu-
iou move desky, ptineste je nam
k vazani. Rovnez vazem sesity
romano do knihy "a ceny mirnG.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12

Mil hoch nascl pund6li penize.
KIDD jc Ztratil nccht Sc pfihlasi u mne
ma farme "a po zaplaceni reto Oznamky
Itch dOstane. Naclav Hakl.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12

Josef Peeenka ma mn prodej 8
pGknych koni, vazicich od tisice
do IL set liber.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12

Josef Black a Jan HOSTEL byli
ma rybach v itcrS a pfinesli neko-
Xix set liber ryb.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12

Most jenz pres feku Missouri
zapadne cd Chamberlain bylv pos
lednf dobe strzen Gehoz nasledek
byl re domovinafi jedouce po dra-
re Milwaukske byli spozdeni o ne
kolik dni. Mezi jinymi byli tez
Anton Krovoza. Josef Svara n
Louis Welt zdeisi.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12
DoMAcf zPRAvY.

Nike Kyle Iuky oyi zue
tcry.
Ft. Rokusck a DR.. Moore Lester
lille bylI ride We stfedu.
Anderson q Olson zasilali 3 kary
obytka do Sioux City We stfedu.
J. J. Bouska z Yankton byl zde
pondeli IN obchodnf za'ezitosti.
r. v. Ptak z Tyndall byl zde IA
bchodem v pondeli.
Pi. J. L. Outecky Tyndall by
zde ma n&vstsve v ponde'i.
J. NJ. Smith, z Tyndall byl zde
A obchodem v sobotu.
II. Kaspar. stromkaf, Tyndall
III zde IN obchodem We sttedu.
Josef Halla, Jan Cap a V J.
Wagner byli v Yankton v pondef.
Al. Jezewski byl v Yankton v
.esterville "a obchodcm v Sobotu.
ri. Geo. Gardnera n deti odjcli
% Niobrary m navstevu Ia zaeat-
10 tfdne.
vnitfek hostince Hrusky Trun
je barven a jinak okraslovdn
INTO tyden.
DO obchodu Karla Vauk pyla
ana velka ohnivzdorna skfih mi
July patek.
V. ]. Wagner a Mike Welt by
Utice dtery "a jakousi zale-
tosti.
FIR. Svanda. pozemkovy jcdna-
b z Lake Andes byl zdc We sire
ID n&vstivil nasi redakci.
Pi. Jos. Skorpika byla navste.
lou znamych v Tyndhll pres ne
Feli a pondeli.
Vac'av Wagner vyprodsl svnj
oloviSnf podil v hostinci Matejo.
WelHovi minuly tyden.
ri. Vaclava Hrusky cd Gcddes
em pfijela ma navstevu ku sv6
latce pi. PeGenkove.
Jos. V. Wagner a Jas. A. Wag-
Yer byli v Letserville Pondeli "a
bchodni zalezitostf.
Starry Krovoza a manzelka, a
!. Ant. Krovozy detma odjeli
mes, We ctvrtek, do Stanley okres
"a sve klejmi.
Anton Novak ma nekolik tuctd
|ostovnich skfinf We SVEN storu
tere zasobf ty jeni jsou ns tteti
opravs postovni.
James Cecil dohotovil lodku z
|lachtoviny pro Chas. Fordyce a
ID. Price tento tyden. jest IA
tfevfcG dlouha vdzi asi 100 IL
Der.
JOS. Novo,ny st, Jos. Hruska a
+. Matus ka Sc Gtastnili probe.
dobytka ma farme Gardnerove
Pliie Tyndall v Gtery. Oznamuji
e tam bylo mnoho lidi a vse Sc
Prod&valo znacne vysoko.
velkolepy koncert uspofada I'd
Orska koncertni Kapela, v SIM
Wagner Welt v sobotu Ohio
ubna. Bohaty program hudebni'
iudJu pro tanec obstara orkestr
aborskS. Dostavtc Sc Sc znamS
li.
Quealova spoletnost obdrzela
ento tyden Z kar stavebniho ma
eria'u, a je nyni nejlepe zasobens
|e vsech dtevatskych skladist '
kresu. V pfitomne dobe mi vice
tivf slo2eno nezli kdy pred tim
kdyz ste v Tatofe zastavte sc u +
Piciho AL. Jezewskiho, on Van
SC vysvetli.
Karel Blachnik mi. Sc vratil
Pkresu Stanley minulou sobott
ode hodlal zabrat, ale neucinil TAX
Tavf lie pozemky tam nejsou tai
iobr6 iak je nekdo chvali ami tai
Fpatne jak je nekdo della. Je prs
a krajina dobra pro toho KIDD chez
Fkusit novou krajinu a odeyzda
|e Ia dobrS nedobre.
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Ant. J. Novak prodava inkuba-
tory, oddelova6e smetany, krmcni
pro drGbcz; pax kupuje smetanu,
yeicc a zivou drlbcz. Pan Novak
obslouzi kazbcho svSdomite We
SVEN oboru.
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Prave sem obdrzel velkou ziiso-
bu muiskych a chlapeckych stfevi
Gu, satstva vfpravniho zbozi pro
pany a chlapce. Nam tel destni
kabaty dGmske Il muzske
Bcru nyni "a zbozi vcjcc, a bu-
du tel davat cipy. Kdo by phi
nesl vice vajec nezli chce zbozi do
platim schodek Gipama. Nam tea
neko dix zbylych zimnich obleku
jenz pujdou IN polovicni cenu.
Chccteli usetfit pcnize navstivte
mGj zavod, Josef Halla.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27

make the paymEnts required of him
second,-lt DOES not nad the facts
from which sucn ability could be
reasonably inferred.
1t finds that the petitioner chad
property" and that he had been en-
plcyed for many years.
Both of these facts may have been
true, and yet thespetitione. may have
been totally unable to comply with the
order Of the court to make the pay
ments required Of him. He may have
had property, but totally insumcieat
for the demands made upon him: and
be- may have been employed as stat
ed and yet all the money coming
from such employment may have been
spent and moreover legitimately and
properly spent.
l: should be stated that the amdar
Wit on which the contempt proceed.
ing was started did not allege lhe
petitioners ability to make the pay
ments required of him. or such facts
that such ability might be properly
inferred therefrom. The afidavit
she wed no more than did the finding:
ard the afidavi, itself is Jurisdiction
al. See the following: Compiled
laws 1900, 1864; Adams Reskill. 6
Cal. SIG; Elk Parte Spencer, SO Cal
$50; Gallard V Gallard ~ Cal. AS: Elk
Parte Cottrell SO Cal 421; Elk Parte
Gordon IS Cal. o77; Ex Parte Robert
SOD q Tex. App. Rep. 62S: State Elk.
Rel Olson Allen ~ Wash. 6Si:
Phillips Y. Welsh II New 1s4; Batch
elder Moore, A. cal. Ala: 9 CyG, %:
Young Cannon. Utah 594.
The order OF the court committing
petitioner to Jail was without juriS-
,iction; and is therefore void.
Ordered that petitioner be released
rom Imprisonment forthwith.
<-s. Fitzgerald, c. ).
We concur:
Talbot, j. -
\orcross, J. 81
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
a FUNNY EPRIfiT

The Appeal rep nted. VIII crcd1t,
u article from the GoldfeId Sun. ar
I"ticle about registration ard the
Heed OF It. Now some panets over
he state are rep .gntlng The Appeal
reprint in toto. Good business. bro-.l-
- Don't worry, watch Us grow,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
OFFICIAL ADVERTISING
IN THE SUPREMS COURT OF THE
STATE or NEVADA.
!3.aillI::
against
VIM. Woodburn, Atty. fer Petitioner
Sam Plat, ATTY. for 6esponcent.

This is proceeding in cert'oraet.
Petitioner herein was defendant IN a
divorce suit in the cou,' below. Sai0
court made an order that he pay for
the benefit Of his wife. the plaintiff,
in tie said Llvorce suit, the sum Of
$4,000 for attorneys ices. $4,000 TOR
cost of suit and .35. 90 a month ali
mony oendente lite. Petitioner failing
to make said payments was cited by
the court TO appear and show cause
why he should not be punished tor
contempt Of court. !e appeared and
as cause and excuse for his failure -
make the payments, SCI up IS ina
bility to make the same. On me
hearing Of the application for 2I'-
mony, etc. the court after examina-
ticn had made the following finding
of fact that defendant has property,
real and personal. and for more than
thirty years last past has been in
the main employed and has earned
a monthly recompense for more than
sufficient 10 support himse.I and fam
.iy cd i -c7 81 employed" sc
o'he~ 52c,aa q fac, was aysr made, |
eToel7- -..e s-.1ics that me petitioner
~ 1lv with ae 'orQer for !
iaEli.eL-s, |
Si,b.s,,,.,.I-- 80 o~.,-, -,,,-,,,,,, ,,I,, |
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27

The Lone Pine Copper co,,pan;
has been incorporated to wv-s TIE
row mine, near this city.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27

Four accidents to horses AID hug
lies liyened things 10 a bit La. night.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
BUNDLED IN FURS.

TIP 10 f1T e % se De
polar bears the land Of icebegs also to visit the Esk
and taste their food and candy should like to ride
Peary, should buy Eskimo suit to keep
It would be very nice take trip with an explorer to
out theway part Of the world and learn the habits
Of people of another nation but think should be very
glad to get back to Minneapolis again.
A Fifth Grade, Evelyn Hedin,
Greeley School, 1912 East Twenty-ffth st.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30

this headne Captain Memo is going to discover the
South Pole in airship read and found that he
was going to start near our house and that he wanted
but ran right down there and asked him if might co.
He looked me and asked questions and then
said Run home and get your buds - back there
with the and they cast off before knew it. Then
I asked them what they wanted Of They said they
wanted me to carry the instruments It was quite
sation riding up there in the arWe down near St.
Louis having received wireless telegraph message tell
ing them to land there When touched earth officers
waiting for They set train going home
There my parents asked why had gone said "Be
cause it quite sensation had quite trip any
and it exploration trip, too for explored the
clouds. Fred Davies,
B Eighth Grade 1924 Harriet Avenue
Calhoun School. rs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
A sTowAwAY BY CHANCE.

Christopher Columbus and I in North America.
Columbus did not know what to do with until they
went back to Spain. He put up little tents and
there stayed night afraid to stay alone
when Columbus and his went out explore the
try and did not 60 outside the tent for fear In
dian would catch me. It was funny way that I hap
pened to come to America M, my playmate, when
was in Spain, and were playing hide-andseek in the
binding and hid way down in the ship. heard the
call given to start but did not know what it MEANT
and waited for M to come. In the meantime M had
ruR home and the ship set sail. Ruth Dalen,
Seventh Grade, 1890 Fifteenth Avenue S.
Horace Mann School.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
WANDERING NoRSEMEN.


. When Diarni went to Iceland
he reported that he had passed
some unknown islands. When
Left the Lucky started for Ice
land he determined to explore
those unknown islands. I wish I
could have been with him then.
On the first island they found
glaciers and bare rocks. After
they had given it a name they
set sail again for the next island.
It was very sandy. Then Left
sailed to another island. On this
there were woods and grapes
grew there, also. Left named it
Vin4and. Then they sailed back
to Iceland and told the people all
about their voyage. I should
like to have been with them to
see those glaciers and have been
way out on the sea exploring.
Alberta Gustafson,
1928 Thirteenth Avenue s.
A, Fifth Grade, Greedy School.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
WHERE ICICLES GROW,

We started Journey to the North Pole in our
ship the Roosevelt under the command Of Captain
Peary, with myself first lieutenant. We stayed in the
ship long she could keep going toward destna
ton But quite distance from the pole encountered
solid pack of ice which knew extended to the pole
There had to leave the ship and form party with
dogs and eds for dash toward the pole We had three
dog of ten dogs EACH They needed to pull
the provisions and the tents and other things There
three of in that party-Peary, the second lieu
tenant and We journeyed for ten whole days and
got to the pole than else but at last
forced to turn back because food growing
scant. We had hard work finding the ship that
stretch of ice but succeeded at last the day
that food emptied We rested for day and
then turned back journey from the land Of the
midnight We glad go in spite of hardship
because hoped to place the flag Of the United States
nearest the pole. Alice Crosier,
A Fifth Grade 2739 Grand Street.
Whittier School.
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MINNESOTA MORNING DECEMBER 80 1906

all, should enjoy making the acquaintance Of Mr..
Peary himself, whom all admire for his ambition and
courage Such associate might have Inspired me to
push ahead toward some great or useful deed.
Eighth Grade, George z Cooper,
Adams School. 2015 Thirteenth Avenue s.
THE MAN FROM GENOA
Tn 1491 Columbus sailed on voyage of discovery AMI
exploration. In sailing toward the stopped
at small island in which + lived After seeing and
talking with him made up my should ike to
60 with him. My parents objected at first, but after
little teasing they consented. packed little satchel
and when Columbus ship ready to leave went too
After good many days Of sailing, in sight of
land, which supposed must be continent but which
turned out to be only small island After travelling sew
era days and seeing land the became
gusted and wanted to turn back but captain would
not allow it, At this the became angry and threat
ened to throw him overheard but this idea
gotten and early October morning we in sight
OF land After landing and exploring the for few
days returned home. Jessie Deacon -
Eighth Grade 3648 Nicollet Avenue
Bryant School. " ~. < -. r - ~=
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MINNEAPOLIS TOPICS
For Sunday, January 13: .-..
'tTHE TURN OF THE LANE"


"THE TURN OF THE LANE"
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6 THE JOURNAL JUNIOR,
INTO NEW LANDS
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great ieebergs and iceoes and look upon land that
has before and the animals which live
land of the midnight should like to the
northern lights they be other place
earth, and perhaps, day. find the North Pole and
be the place that many have tried
in vain to reach. George Benton,
Seventh Grade, 4404 Lake Harriet Boulevard.
Lake Harriet School.
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OUT OF CANADA

storm was raging outside and sitting
around the fire evening in February when sug
gesed that each should relate adventure NV uncle
the first called upon and he told his story thus
Il emigrated to Canada from France in 1915. When
resided there two years. decided to make trip abroad
Meanwhile heard rumor that La Sale was going to
follow out the work Of Marquette and
youth Of adventurous spirit and made up my mind to
go with then face dangers and have adventures And
then knew it would be something great if could claim
the honor Of having been of the who first ex
plored the unknown region to the west on the
Griffin when La Sale launched her Lake Erie and
Of the five who went back with him to Can
ada after we had built Fort Crevecoeur did not 90
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One day I was looking thru the paper when saw