The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

THE JOURNAL JUNIOR,
Under the dining room window, welshaded by angle
OF the house, mothers bed Of ies-of hevaley;
pick without mothers permission. We had some lilies
when there was ftdol wedding perhaps 'funer
that best thing in the world for c rea
son that we love it the best. Edna johnson,
/ Cleveland High School. st. Paul, MINI.
THE BALI, FOR BOYS.
Inc best hing in the world is good game Of football
90 not 1t develops players mind. It takes good
memory to remember all the signals and plays It makes
one strong and healthy and teaches him be quick in
action and thought If do not succeed the first time
in winning game it teaches the lesson of trying
again 1t some Of the boys who are not strong would
play football it would make them healthy and
strong. -Alphonso J. Koenigs, =
Eighth Grade. Wabasha, MINI.
! HEELS OVER HEAD :a.->
sfThe greatest thing in the world is to turn
sistng of his big sister, whole regiment tin soldiers
think and asked him if health not of greater
value: "Gh, my, no! Anybody can have health,'
Who can turn somersault Let's You do it, Anna.
Can't? Well this is the way you do it, and heels
head went the small figure He still believes that this
Anna could not do it. He not understand why she
can not do such things well he and says, she's
awtuuy du: Anna does not agree with him, however.
Ninth Grade. Isabelle E. Love,
Cokato, MINI.
OUT OF THE CLOUDS.
Water is the greatest thing in the world because it
auenche th1rs ana makes Plants trees and vegetables
enough rainfall and to the wheels Of the mills Ships
sail it to take things to different countries Water
ued for nearly everything that is cooked. If there
werY water could not live for there would be no
rivers lakes If there water nothing
would grow since depend on the forest for lumber
and fuel to build houses and since we depend on the ami
mails for meat it is clear that are Indirectly
aebted to water for our food and homes
Seventh Grade. Annie Lonien,
.-- 49,. Lisbon, N. D.
The greatest thing in the world is how the world itself
Keeps running and how the people manage it. peo
that all may have bread Some raise cattle SO that
we may have meat raise fruit and vegetables
part Of the world to e b boe ne
water ships continually sailing engaged in foreign
commerce. Some planning new things and meth
DDS Of transportation all the tme make it easier
TO run this great world and to it in the right way
Fifth Grade Russell NARROW,
-. Enderlin N. D. =
cozY AND WARM.
The best thing in the world is fire. When one comes
home in the winter with fingers and feet cold
then likes the fire better than anything When go
skeeng and get cold glad to have fire around
outside SO that I get without going home. A
fire dries wet stockings and mittens which, like
ready to wear to school in the morning Dry clothing
this the fire helps us to have. Harold Mcdonald,
sixth Grade, Virginia, MINI.
Roosevelt School,
BOBBY BOY AND HIS OPINION
tWhat fun is there playing with girls, anyway''
shifted Bob "Can It throw ball, can't catch one can't
shoot reerackers in fact can't do anything but cry Oh
but am glad am boyl A boy is the greatest thing
in the word!' - "He ism It! girl can have Just as
much fun and more, tool' exclaimed May So the quar-
rel kept on and knows how it would have ended
had not May been called in and Bob ordered to 20 for
some wood ..YouH wish you were boy when the