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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

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Surrop nit 70 ormieIige f9mals
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mel gauges Gene geiebn ben. Sd ben
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

freue, bitabs oas gebt 3u 3eige, baB
i4 fut3ieOet ben, Sbne ben redte Be-
griff BON ben S6ufpiat beiSubringe.
Sd Iolt bente, fpeRn nier en-
Wlenf6 I'm tuenn es Der oIleroummite
Is, for 10 OisIe Sabre fenne bubt;
lpenn mer twaIts en- 5reunb gu Jpn
Is I'M ieoen Dag nit i'm beiIumme
Is I'M gana eipeldeIIie, rueRn nler nuf
nod 8iBnib nit tbn bubt I'M tpsnn
mer ibn en- bsroont quite 4oitiemer
rufe lam Oann fag i'd, fon mer
nit 10 raid tI4uOf6e III i'm reit
off ben aiel en- 2eier rufe. 8ei i'd
Debt tein annere Men19e en- 2eier
rufe, pie bic Jeuerid in 2OnOon I'M
petrotrumm no bic Mabrnubs Ra9
Die Suneitet Stebts faide.
Wea, i'd ben MIDI oIfo e S9iebt
pebper triegt, bas mar grob senue
for E 8aorubm nit gu pspbers. lin
bann Is Is los gauge; i'd bdtt am
Iiebite gegIide NIT gsuien gu idrets
we, 10 ben Id eefibIt, aipiper 70 melt
Is bic gBiHeniaaft nod nit OOroe.
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seiubft. Mein Brief bat 70 geit1rt:
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~Oesipeiier Dein @1reiipebrief Fat
mid aara lQIcHul aefrsutl uiptuer Is,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

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Cine tHbftt Vatit In Rmaiifdnrt.
hItud ianddl Biz Worgniitt Q65.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

2. Die pben eingereibten Sodentei!t
uno Qermel bat man in gang i4maIt
Stoffbanbden geFaBt unb OaHn Der
9angettenItihrano Der paIienteiIc
oafgenGbt. Den tnIaB Der gersibtea
abInluBitreifen psrmittelt Elm rehts
pnIt9tborer, fhmaler Gaum. Sin:
feline plottitidmui4e stert ieoen 8os
gen bes 2augsttenranbes. Die Glide
rel Der gaIie pirb i'm Qansettenitif
aussefibrt. eangettsnitdbe ergebtn
aud bic 9%erbinOungen.
Dos Sagbemb (abb. 3 fam mao
9elieben obne pber nit RnOpf19lub
cuff ben gt6Ieln dngefertigt tperOen.
Sci benz Qangetteniti9rano 1T our
Grb0bung Der 9aItbdrteit elm feineS
8atiTtbanb mit3ufaiisu, oos man sus
Dor unterbeftet.
Sn bpppeIter GtoffGnge iinb bic
qdiIenteile bes Ra9tbembes (Qlbb. a
cn3ufertigen unb born nit i6molem
StidereieiniaB fir ben 8anbburd3us
ut begrenaen. Dieter fam au9 meg
tlsibeu unb ber siugersibts &dnb Del
Rumpfteile smilden bic paTientsiIe
gefigt nerben. Der porbere anopfs
fhIuB %srforbert einen, hem rehtsn
Rono untersuuabenben anUpflOf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

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man tpenigitens id0n IeIen lam.
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rsben. Sd gluub', 9u BAIT auf Der
Sago teinen 9oien gu ieben betoms
men,"
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Deriidsrs Did, bic 5aien reiBen fi4
gerooe3u oana6, bon Dir nit Deiner
beriibmten Sabnsnz5unt angeri9tet
gu perOeu."
@ebduten ptitter. Der
g6arattermsni9 e~rftartt i'm Sturm
bes 2ebens, 0as Bolt I'm Sturm cer
S9lddt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

tpie 3. .. bic fslbsrausn SeIme uno
9f9diOs Der bsutiden arisser, Ttos
Fen ouf a%blebnuns. Seblsnbe Qrti.
tel, ipis Gill, gswiiis SeiOsn uns
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@euti9Ianb aufs feinblt6e ausIanb
anestpieIen ipdren, miffen burh ans
tsre MlitteI, Bis tie aud bic bsutIGe
tiFrig orbeiteube SnbuItrie auf ben
Martt bringt, erIebt perben. YIN
ibre SteIIe trsten f60ne 4unitbius
men, beren Snbuitrie In 9eutl6Iano
zine unnadabmbare 5Dbe erretdt.
Mns bic 5orm Der Siits anbetrffft,
70 iiebt man eben1o BITE tleine 5orm,
ted gebDgen, IdngIi9 l6maI ooer
belmdrtig ipib, aIs bic tIeibIomeren
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g~angsSeit bebedt man germ ben Sn.
rsnrdnb obsr aud ben aupf bes
@%trobbutes NIT itumpfer Geioe I'm
gIeiGen obsr bslIeren Spn. Die @ars
nituren iinb fparlam in Der Menae,
nidt INNER i'm Bacterial, ipenn aud
Gterin cine esipffIe 3uriidbnItnn1
nint su bertenuen 1T. Slot aufItres
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@Iunen Obsr 8eercn In eebGmpften
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BIitentrdnSe tommen in Der 6aupt,
iabe fir ben G9mud in 8etrodt.
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caB man lie ettpas I9rda auFTest,
mas In bieIen 3dIlen Die 2IeibIams
ieit erb0bt.
Die 0OrIiebe fiir feline neiBe Ma,
ten (2ingerie tritt lopObl bel ben
GIuIsn pte BET Der llnterpdide lsrs
Dor. Ginen fpertboI[en gelib bilben
itets nit onnOiiderei anseeItatiete
MdfneItiids, unb unIsren 9elerinnen
tirftsn bic bier bsronIdanIl9ss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

- 3a6abmuug. Jrau gisr'
0tmpfI: 9eutsu Sic iid. ieitoem bier
In Der NG6s Elm Wirt cine aneipC
Sum GdiBengrabtn" eroffnet bat.
iibt mein Mann Gag unb Ra4i
brin!
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iungs 3nbndr5t, Jag i'd Dir! In.
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8osbaft. 9err SiiffeI;
Sd babe meme ReiIe ms 4uslanb
nod berfdobenl
getannter (sinen SeitenbIid dui
6sTen Naie perfeno): ga ia! Die
ausFubr bon aupfer lit ia uu4 Ders
bpten!
- 3eitgemdB. Mdnn: @aa
1T Oenn geIdebeu, baB Ou ben 5rib
10 fiir9terIi9 fdlGgIt9
5rou: 9snte Dir, tpeld' Elm I'm
gIiid! Der @sngel bat Idmtlide 8rpts
marten in iein Martenal6um einges
tlebt!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

aud obut bic gariiu Dlobt btlisa
lam. unb t0B iiA ioaar bas pubIi
fun btr ntutralm Hanbfr iit beui
lte 6uimoben iuituiftrt
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bonn borIaufig III Der groBe Gpup
nod uidt eingeidIagtn. Die Set
unb bic llmItdube pebrtn itd boGes
gen; Der Grnit Der @easupart Bat
aud sinen ernItereu, lirenssu Mpbt.
nsT6mad t%uliipiert, Der ijd in Jors
ben unb Shmud bortstlbaft tunos
gibt. Die Gudt nod 0euem 1T bors
idufig In ben 5interarunb getretst.
MnIsbnungen Der 0lDoe on bic al
fuellen aOpfbebedungen Der Mdnret,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

2epts .. ReinbarOt, Elm
5armer bon Gbepsbile, Mb., tpuroe
bon einem 3uge Der v@sltern Marps
Iono @tIenbabn" IN Der RGbe Don
@aDetoipn getOtet, als er Ii6 nit feis
mem 8ubrtrert daf Der Ssimfabrt be-
fanb. Setn gferb nuroe ebenFalIs
get0tet uno Der Mogtn bernoIiert. St
bate ii4 in Smitbsburs ouTgeboIten
unO mar bon bort dbenos 0egea
1880 lbr o%beefabren. @ermutlid
iibermunnte i'm Die Mioigteit uno
er fieI In G1Iaf. Das pfsrb
trappte bunn pabridemIi1 bic @abn.
osIsiis sntIanG,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

Ru0tImifIer: .Btnn unierc
5ctnos uus llubsflidltst porperien,
70 bomm IL esgentIid gar MID 10 i'm.
rt6t.'
greebtnborn: sDieIo2"
RuoclmifIer: .Ra, mir bdmm
fe bpd sgoI meg al peien6 be-
banoeli.
greeOsn 30 r n: puff ote arl
itimmt's!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

grobotum eft. Sungsr
Mann: n8as ipdre uIles f90n UNI
gut, tpenn tie nlr Ben eiren SEP
Ter nidt bate, OaB iie idieIt.1
S9abhen: r@us pOllen Gie
mebr? Man iagt oo9, bic 2iebe i'll
blind, uno BEL Sbren I9telt Iie auri@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

s6tdm .arttli t6num On,
b1btm "a ihidlm Gle maj
Den 6pi3fsb iauttr anfla
.5aBu to atbt "a mtintm
1ttun0 iaatt osr IA nod nitl ar,
.ttttalaiH luie toll
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

au! @ir erboIten Folgenbe
Outrage: Se0brte Rebaftton! Sd
ieOente mir ne4Iten Morat gu oas
meblen. Sebrou6e id MI oa n
SdufI6ein ober Gene 8rottarte2 &u>
iuIt MebIi9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

Sreffenoer 4usbrud.
Die obi4redeno bdBIide. aber reis
DE Meier bat nun bod einen biibs
i9en, iungen Mann getriegt."
Limb uuf tpte pieIe 9unoerttaus
IenOe beIaufen ii4 feline 54eutlaps
pen9"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

49, wamHtti@. Die @tlAitlt
DE Gle mir ba u5abltn. Tam if
Jhntn mmaallh aIaubtH, 6srrCbtss
ibrhsrla
.Ri6ia @ui. u5a9ts l4 5hnsr
cine anbtftla
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

Wea, t9 ben
ben Me0estpei
Ter bod en-
Gnnfer ges
f4idt, Sd fen
70 en- 9Oni6,
als Oh sic
tptBte bsfors
bGnO, mas i'd
ibn seI4riDiue
ben I'm penn
td re6t lin,
0ubt eS midi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
m ii n 5.

Rtnbermuno. Die feline
Gai (oen Sonnenuniergong am Mess
re beobo9tenO): pgli9t na6r, Momd,
iebt piro's 70 bunteI, neil Ole Som
ne ms Meer setaudt anb 0dbnr6
ousael05ht tTt?"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
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9OpptGfinuig. aus Dem
8rieTe zines Qnnbnebrmannes: g....
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ni6t, penn i'd audi oas eiierm
areu3 nidt betomme. i'd babe
oo9 genug an Dir! -"
&teiues 3rtegsbtIo.
Rubig f9ieBen, aopalsti, rubtg Fdies
5en! sic neroen uns nobl nod our9
56re berriidte analleret Die gauge
tran30iiiae Rcrodrmee perjd9en!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
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Uaein lieber Serr Heoattiondr:
The Detroit times., 1915-07-10
SUCCESSFUL 4TH OF
JULY CELEBRATION
AT HIGGINS SCHOOL
nv UrRwNN DOEps.

Five schools. the Bennett. Higgins.
Mcmillan Beard and Carey gatherco
At the Higgins playground. Monday,
July S, for safety First" Fourth
In spite of the weatherman's nj.
tempt for winters day. crowd or
1900 viewed the youthful athletes
In clas. A: Hi,ssins best oS,. M.M,,,na w;,,
doIns the twiriing for the victors :.
Beard. s. to I. Higgins defeated Ben.
net IL to Is. and then Mcmillan de-
Tested Hisgi1s 10 . for the eham-
Higgins easily captured the track
meet. with a total OF 81 points, Carey
came in second with 20 points and
beard third with 10 points.
Huffman. OF Higgins. was tn. star
pf the day. wiring nrst IN the broad
hrst in the pole vault with height
OF n. q in. and first In the high
lump with I n. 10 In. TO his crefs.
The Mcmillan girls defeated tho
Higgins girls by a score Of 81 To ~
in nowcomb. while the Beard girls
defeated the Carey girls by a score
of 10 TO as At $500 the grand march
took place. the music being furnished
BY the Higgins orchestra
rieains gave a unique little play;
RI" Mcmillan girls save shoe.
makers dance. while the Beard and
rarey gave very good exhibitions OF
The Bennett school completed thc
program with worry pretty nag
irn each little girl being dressed
n red. white and blue.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-10
FERRIS SCHOOL OF HIGH.
LAND PARK
nv JOHN WEISS.

Our school star certainly enjoyed
themselves on the "Olcotf Friday.
Wailsccburg seemed very homelike
To us. but many OF the editors were
never there before. We are sure thai
q big outing and those who went had
get acausinted" cards were just the
thing to tell who was who" In the
crowd. and what school each one was
and manager OF the steamer and al,
who helped us TO have such good
time. we express our heartiest
thanks.
Miss Minnie Riss. Of Glendale;:ve-
hs. has lst, s,,. for ,,. S.ca;iG1n to b MGn Gno
guest OF her aunt and uncle, "a.
Monday. Miss Edna Tompkins wss
married. to Forney Clement at the
homo OF the bride. 11a+ Cass-ave:
Mrs. Clement ha. taught several
especially In the Ferris. At o'clocl,
they left for a lake ride. They will
reside in Battle Creek. where Mr..
Clement is In business.
Summer school Is being offered IN
beneficial to those who want to tax"
work In advance or TO review any
other studies, Some OF the teachers
who are teaching are Miss Kingsley.
Miss Palmer, Miss Gaiacian. Mr..
ouackenbush. Mr.. Mumferd. Mrs
We expect to have our new high
school completed by fall 1T 10 a large
building with the gym. swimming
ESol ard many Other nd s1ds sonvenisnss;s,;i ;,;
be in IT,. The Z. 9 and . grades will
he the. Junior high and others will
be senior high.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-10
By JuDenile
Journalists
LINCOLN SCHOOL
Editorial sts6-Chief, Carl Kotkin,
sssOciates. Joe Geraci, Leonard
Cete, David Burdick. Jacob Ell
stess, Florence seltovttx, society

sssocistes. ice Gersci. Leenarc
Cete, David Burdiek. Jacob Ell
. sssis. F'oresce seitevis.. society
We thank the Time. and Mr..
prather for extending the invltati,N
10 20 TO Wallaceburg. which the 4 .n.
themselve. Of The Whole STAN asa'' Of
our school was present.
Following 10 an account OF the
'rip ana some events:
iert the dock. photograph was
taken OF the boat and It's passengers.
as me boat was backing out. two
boafa bT ran an 1,P and and We're helped on
cltlzens; Then as the boat was leav-
ing dock, moving picture was taken
which vii be shown at the Washing
o9h ,heatsr. sunday July IL. and
Mr Prather. through the "Sug-
gestons column. Will inform editors
VINO had not seen the moving pie
.ure at the Washington theater.
We passed many passenger boats
ard whalebacks on the way up and
on the way back.
We We passed Belle Isle and entered
Ing but the horizon. and far away
,ne thin haze Of smoke from a pass
We passed the ST. Clair ship canal.
=
clair Flats" and into the ST Clair
rrNer., where We stopped at Walpole
Island. which Is a Canadian reserva-
now civilized and have their own
churches ana schoolhouses
Nnen we reached Walpoie Island
y !, was raining but II soon stopped.
ri ,nen we went up the snye-Carte
up 70 Wallaceburg.
Nallaceburg Is small town. be-
,,ppnslng 10 Canada. 1t Is divided into
shree parts by the Snye-carte and
lacoburg there are farms which grow
sugar factory
Wallaceburg mas two newspapers,
tne hsrald- Record and the Wallace
and schoolhouse. We were given
two hours In which to explore the
~ 1880 we returned to the boat.
lady who was late. came up and was
crew
on the return trip the sun was
OF the land around could he had had
Further on the Purser pointed out to
US the Haunted House" and as we
were passing the north end Of Wal
pole Island. we saw an Indian who
walked around on his hands and feet
The Purser said that he had been
born that way
The boat stopped at the dock and
those who had gone to enjoy their
picnic at Walpole Island came
aboard
AZ we neared Belle Isle. all of a
sudden the heavens darkened. there
was thunder and lightning and u be-
gan 10 Iour, but as the boat A:ched
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LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
Grumpy Rejoins His Brothers.

goes to prove that you are not yet
smart enough to take care OF your.
self In the Great World"
He closed the door OF the trap and
then Grumpy felt himself being lift.
ed up and carried somewhere. He
wondered where. or course, he
hadn't understood what Farmer
Browns boy had said. But he guess
ed. and his guess was right. In q
few minutes he felt the box beins
set down. Then Farmer Browns boy
opened the door and very gently
took him out. Grumpy was not al
all surprised to find that right In
front Of him was the pen with his
two brothers. Bumpy and F'rumpy.
A minute latch he was inside and
the door was closed. His adventures
were at an end.
Bumpy and Frumpy were glad to
see him. OF course. But they didn't
seem as glad ~ he had thought they
would. The fact is. they were
foolishly q little bit jealous.
Where have you been?" deman
ed Bumpy.
why didn't you tell us. so that
We could have gone. too?" demand
ed Frumpy.
Grumpy had intended 10 boast.
but now he very wisely decided that
II would be foolish to do so. with
his brothers feeling that way. So
very humbly he explained how he
had got away and how impossible II
had been for him to tell them. Then
he told all about his adventures in
the henhouse and the feasts he had
had on delicious fresh eggs. OF
course. he didn't say q word about
the china nest eggs which had
fooled him so and on which he had
made his teeth sore.
Bumpy and Frumpy looked over
at the hen yard longingly. II made
their mouths water to hear about
those delicious eggs. They longed
to taste one and they made up their
minds that they. too. would run
away the very first chance they got.
They said so.
And II We are smart enough TO
get away We won't be 80 stupid al
TO be caught again." said Bumpy
just. wee bit spitefully.
Perhaps" replied Grumpy with
an air Of great wisdom. But let
me tell you II is easy enough to say
that you will do a thing and quite
another matter to do It. Farmer
Browns boy Is very smart. He has
boxes trained to snap you up. so II
ever you do run away take my ad-
vice and keep out Of strange boxes,
no matter how tempting the things
in them may be-"
Next Story--"Unc' Billy Possum
Visits His Children"
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and pe%fa had irD% many cur cupios eS to show Us.
Although the cotta9e.. was very
small there were zig Tiny bedrooms
Kitchen ix,as rom fS tn. cent center q the yins
room was a large lamp brought from
the home of q wealthy Phiiipine
dnsrs were su:es :psar:b Shelf. and music
player knows. There were manv
queer pieces OF jewelry. Later In
rcfre shments. One could not have
spent n more interesting hour than
Pioneer. Lllli.n and iIic Mildred wen. ,s,.
that was drifting near shore We
GOOD use Of It. During the rest OF the
and ": .wns: psysd .S% many ss mors
O'clock when we had Finished supper
and taking the launch back TO the
Just missing the car. At the store
near the station we bought ice cream.
csnd, ana singer ale; Pioneers Mary
and Lillian took their ginger ale n
the car WAS coming. We had not
gotten any more than two feet from
the building when the. owner called,
bring back those . bostIes; rn y.rs sna ,v., we
watching for the car. few minutes
later he called again. Bring back
my bottles" To relieve the man
from worry we returned his bottles.
One of the girls was bound to nntsh
hcr Ice cream and very nearly missed
the car The car waited at the next
stop for her. We were soon on the
car to Farmington whore we changed
cars to Detroit. II Is quite natural
to have a good time but this was
certainly one of the best.
The girls have decided to con-
ttnue the meetings until camp. whicfs
opens the seventeenth , OF n.rr TINS mon.n rnp.
resented the editorial stan at the
Times excursion to wa1laceburg. We
were shown the best time possible
Al the boat landing at Wallaceburs
we were met by some Girl Guldrr.
who showed us about the city. The
Girl Guides and Boy Scouts are ma
boys and girls. 1t does for the Ca,
madam young people what the Girl
Pioneers and Boy Scouts do for our
American young people. We were in
vlted to take over night hikes" with
them soon and join them In many
good times together. As soon as
their courtesies and show them about
the city and II possible have them
spend several days with US In De-
troit. Although Wailaceburg 10 small
we enjoyed the few hours there very
much. The scenery was most plens-
ing 49,.
our own camp grounds this winter
and we expect to organize a dra-
matte club to help raise funds; We
hone 10 make enough headway In the
fall to have a public neld day.
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~ THORNTON w. BURGESS.
tC0ny vlsht. 1Nl6. nv i, a. 1.OOyd.b


Grumpy Possum was not old
enough and had not been out In the
Great World long enough to know
anything about traps. II he had he
might have guessed that that queer
box which had closed up just as IL II
had been a hungry mouth. and now
remained tightly closed. In spite OF
all he had been able to do. was q
trap. But ne didn't know anything
about traps. So he went to sleep
TO try to forget his troubles. He was
wakened by the sound OF footsteps
and then he heard the voice OF Farm
or Browns boy II was relief TO
hear that voice. Although he had
run away from Farmer Browns boy,
he didn't fear him. No. sir; he
didn't fear him bit. Farmer
Browns boy had been very good to
him. and so Grumpy felt sure that
nothing dreadful was going TO hap
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cept Morrey Twitehsl. who received
a demerit mark Mr.. Ward and hie
assistant. Mr.. Pomsroy. modi0ed
tardiness 49,
Af,er we had finished our business
we played few games, including =
whecibarrow race. Mr.. Pomeroy
nsr. and Earl Roller got II. We then
Monday We went to the Northwest
ern Fairgrounds and pitched two
tents. and say, we had more fun than
the fellow who had the most hre-
works in Detroit In tho evening we
helped the police do guard duty"
of. About 1890 IL ended and we
| built campfire and got warm.